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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-01

lin Corbett Returns,

NEW YORK. Sept. So.-James J. Cor
bett. at one time champion OF the prize
ring. returned from Europe to-day on
the CampanIn. The only one who met
him at quarantine was his Iegnt repre-
sentative, Emanuel Friend. and he and
the fighter held a conference while the
ship was cropping her way to her dock
through the fog. Mr.. Corbett said: Il
have come back 10 meet any charges
which may be made against me; that Is
oil I've got to say, and that's all I'm
going to say Corbctt was asked as to
the alleged crookcdness in his fight
with Mccoy. his domestic troubles. etc.
and to these. as to other questions. he
refused to reply.
1t is believed that all differences hc-
tween Corbett and his wife have been
settled. Husband and wife dlned to-
gether at restaurant and later mp
pcared at q place Of amusement. It
is now said That Mrs. Corbett will rot
press the divorce suit which she threat
eaed TO bring.
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BOWLING,

Tonight the ten teams Of the Wheel
Ing Bowling League VIII have their
opening. and from the elaborate pre-
parationa made. they Will surprise the
public With the large following that
bowling has In tkis city. Summrrs' full
brass band VIII meet at the Muscc ni-
leys and from there will escort the
Tough Rider team to McElror's drug
store. whero the parade will form at s
O'Clock. The Biz Chow boys VIII fnll In
behind the Rough Riders ut STEMS sa-
loon, and the Columbus and Terminus
teams wifi Join the boys going down Mt
brnadt's saloon. The All RIOTERS and
AlGllikes viii fail in limo at Halls ga
DON and the Sunny Brook boys will join
the procession at their club room on
Jacob street. WHILE the occolns viii nc
company them at Dntwller's saloon
ana Join the Wheeling and x. Il. K.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge. s.t

Arrangements are being made for q
big Republican meeting TO be held In
this city. Wednesday evening. at the
opera house. The speakers will be eX-
Lieutenant Governor Richards and
Congressman Dovener. All the Repub-
lican clubs along the river front have
been invited TO attend and take part in
the street parade, which they expect to
be n large feature. From all indica-
lions the meeting will be the largest
seen In this vicinity this campaign,
Father Weisand delivered lecture
Mt St. Anthony's church. last evening.
onu 1.-THE Life Of Christ" The lecture
was illustrated by about one hundred
views. which was thoroughly enjoyed
by the large audience present.
Nelson Anderson. Of Barton, was ar
rested Saturday evening, by Officer
Mcister. on q charge OF drunkenness.
He will be given hearing this evening
before the mayor.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt march
Ing club will turn out this evening for
drill. and all members are requested to
be on hands.
Mrs. Albert Gates and two children, of
WoodsficId. spent Sunday with friends
In kirliwood.
Harvest home services were held Mt
the German Lutheran church yesterday
morning.
Miss Anna Jones, OF Marietta, Is the
guest OF relatives In AetHaYille. for a
few days. 81.
Mrs. R. T. Howell has gone to zanes-
vile, TO spend several days with her
mother. a1
William Conlcy. of Jersey City, N. j.,
Is the guest of his parents on Railroad
street. a
Miss LottIe Duncan has gone to
Pittsburgh, to spend week with rela-
tivcs.
Phil Kennedy spent Sunday with
friends and relatives at Pittsburgh.
r. b. Mitchell, OF Mingo, spent Sum-
day with relatives In this city.
Mrs. Fl. Crawford Is slowly improving
after an illness OF two weeis.
Several from here took In the excur-
sion to Cleveland yesterday.
Lee Coen. of Irondale, spent Sunday
with relatives here,
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BellQre br1efS.
The Young Mems marching club and
the Mcklnley-Gill club will both be well
uniformed In time for the first political
meeting and they will make nobby
appearance. Both viii act rs escorts
for the speakers, headed by n brass
band.
William Gresg, OF Belmont, aged
eighty, and Mrs. Mary L. Rowles.
mother OF DR.. T. II. Rowles. aged sew
cnty-two, were married Mt the doctors
home in Cambridge. last week. Dir.
Rowles formerly lived In this city.
The marriage OF Mr.. Hanson Tyler
and Mrs. Virginia Campbell Is an
nOunced to occur on the 10TH They will
occupy the property formerly used as q
residence by the late ]. B. Smith and
family.
Marshal Johnston ran In coiorcd
chap yesterday. who was exceedingly
drunk. There Will be several cases be-
fore the mayor this morning, on the
same charge.
Rev. L. w. Barr, former pastor OF
this city, has heen deposcd from the
ministry by tho Parkersburg prcsby-
terry. Cause, crooked business methods.
Mrs. Sarah J. Lockwood, who died
here Friday evening. VIII be buried
this morning at 1890 o'clock. Inter-
mcnt VIII take place at Dillle's Bottom.
The Davis and Archer coal property
has been sold by John Rockershousen to
Charles Ice, who will put the mine In
shape TO operate at once.
Quite number of persons went to
Cleveland yesterday on the Cleveland G
Pittsburgh excursion at 81 80 for the
round trip.
The American Mechanics band will
furnish the music for the Brossius
meeting. next Thursday evening.
Frank Maxwell. of Cleveland. who
; visited old friends here last week, Is
now In Steubeuriiie on his return home
Or. j. S. Mcclellan is in Chicago. to
take u postgraduate course In medi-
cine #ha.u H..s...
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Won and Lost.

CHICAGO. Sept. so.-Both teams won
and lost in to-day's double-header st.
Louis won the first game by good base
running and a few weli-pfaccd. hits. The
locals played poorly In the field, but won
the second game by hard hitting. Hughes
clearly outpItching iughey.
Killing and Donovan had bad collision
at the plate In the third INNING of the
first game, and both were forced to re-
tire Attendance. 700. Score:
First game RH e
Chicago 40 9 o 0 0 o 0 o o-al .
ST. Louis 40 0 l / 0 % OIL 10 2
Batteries, Taylor and King and Mich
OILS; Young and Crlger. Earned runs, Chi
cngo 2, ST. Louis 2. Time, 2:28. Umpire.
: O'Day. 81
Second game:- II e
Chicago ................0 0 0 . 0 81 S
St. Louis ...............0 0 0 OIL 0
Batteries, Hughes and Dexter; Hushey
and Robinson. Earned runs, Chicago ..
. Time. LIS. Umpire. o'Day.
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Huntley-Jackson comnnnY.

The Huntley-Jackson Stock Com
pany. which comes TO the Grand this
evening and the balance of the week,
Is very large organization to be play
ed ut popular prices. The company
numbers twenty people, and carries n
special car OF scenery for It's produc-
tions. which include some OF the larg-
est scenic plays ever attempted In this
country. THE Fatal Card" IAN In
nocent Sinner" For Liberty and
Love" Just Before Dawn" "Thc Tor
made" Michael Strogor," and The
World" are features OF the repertoire.
Any one having seen any OF these plays
must know what an Undertaking It Ia
TO carry all OF them In one company.
Engines, steamboats,. tug boats, patrol
wagons. freight trains, horses. dogs,
etc, something never before attempted
at popular prices.
"Watch on the Rhinc.n
Sidney Il. Ellis new comedy drama,
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boys, who wlll receive them l At the the

boys, who VIII receive them at the
forming place.
b The route that has been chosen is us
follows: North on Jacob to Thirty
third, TO Eoff, to REIMBURSEMENT. to
chapline. to Twenty-second, to Market,
to Tenth, to Main, thence south to
Twenty-seyenth, to chupllne. to Thir-
ty-hfth, to Mccullough, to Twenty
ninth, thence out to the tFette alleys.
Many business men throughout the
city viii honor the paradcrs by burning
red fire. Z,
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WHEELING DEFEATED

In the Inter-City Gold Match with
Washington on Margin Of Ten
Holes.-The Visitors Were Royalty
Entertained by the Pennsylvaninns.
The picked team OF six players from
the Wheeling and Highland Golf Clubs
jourReyed to Little Washington Satur-
day, accompanied by about fifty friends
from Wheeling society. and met defeat
at the hands OF the Washington Golf
Club on q margin OF ten holes. Part OF
the match was played In the rain. The
ladies OF the Washington club served
tea, the visitors were presented with
souvenirs OF the day. and altogether the
entertainment was charm!ngly hospl-
table. The score was as follows:
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The Brossius Meeting,

The Republican city committee
meets this evening to further complete
arrangements for the Brosslus meeting
here next Friday night. The prospects
are that 1t will be corker. The COM
mittee also has under consideration the
renting. of room on the first floor of
the Central block for headquarters,
where posters and literature can be
distributed to all the populace and re-
turns from the election received. 1t Is
n good scheme and ought to be put into
effect.
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Three for wheeling.

The Wheeling team OF bowlers, picked
from the several teams OF the Wheel
ing Bowling League. went to Pittsburgh
Yesterday. accompanied by twenty 1--WE
or more rootcrs. and played the return
series with the Cecilia team, Of Alle-
sheny. The Wheelings won three
straight without half trying, and have
six straight to their credit on the series.
The score was as follows:
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Hope Commandery.

There Will be Il special train Thurs
day night, to bring knights Tcmplar
along the river front home from the
regular meeting OF Hope Commandery
ut st. Clairsvllle. The train will leavs
on the return trip at 3 o'clock. Central
standard time, and II Is expected that
there will be Il full meeting.
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Stated for peitz In the ninth,
Two out when winning run was SCORED.
Cincinnati ..........Q 0 / % 0 90 / "a
Pittsburgh .........O l 2 0 0E0-a
Earned runs, Cincinnati Pittsburgh 3.
Two base hits. Barrett. Beaumont. Riteh-
Cyl Three base hits, Waddell, Ely Sto-
len bases. Barrett. Steinfcldt Double
play, Corcoran, Stelnfeidt and Pei.z. First
bare on balls, of Scott /. on Waddeil ?.
pitch, Wuddell Time OF game. 200. Um-
ptre, Emslte. Attendance, 4,lG2.
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Excursions to Kansas City, Mo-, via
Pennsylvania Lines,

Wednesday. October 10. Friday. Octo-
Der II. and Sunday, October II, for Ma
tional Conventions OF Christian church.
excursion tickets will be sold to Kansas
City. No. VIA Pennsylvania lines: valid
returning until Saturday, October 20. z
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Office OF City Tax Collector,
Wheeling, Sept. II. 1900. !
Notice Is hereby given that the city
taxes for 1900 will be due and payable at
the office of the City Collector. Public
Building. October l. 1900 Persons paving
all their taxes any day during the month
OF October will be entitled to n discount
Of . per cent on city taxes. The taxes on
real estate will bear interest from Novem-
Der ], 1900. ut 10 per cent per annum until
paid. Save u per cent by paying on time.
JAMES. X. HALL,
self City Collector.
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GENERAL NOTICES,

ID EXEMPTION OF BONDS OF BLEC-
IL TRIO LIGHT LOAN. 4
The holders Of the above named bonds
are hereby notified that the following
numbers have been called. namely: 81. e,
Is. IS and IS. Of one hundred dollars cach |;
Nos 1853, ll9. lbs. 10G. 1GG. l33. III. 1871, 1916,
155, 30. 16i. ISL. of five hundred dollars
each; No. 20S. OF one thousand dollars, and
nre payable October ]. 1900. ut which date
they will cease to bear interest Bonds
and coupons Will be paid ut the Bank OF
the Ohio Valley.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE
ICC,u,RI a a
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"Recause She Loved Hin sou

The New York comedy success, "Be-
cause She Loved Him &c." which Is
said TO be the best farcicat play Will
lam Gillette has ever written. Will be
seen at the Opera House next Friday
evening, October 8. Mr.. Gillette Is
fast making his way towards the head
of the adapting profession. From the
foot to the head Of that class-say from
Mr.. Apgustin Days habitual deforma-
lions to such u complete masterpiece
as Mr.. W. S. Gllbert's wedding
March"-ls long distaticei: but MI
Gillette now stands very near the head
His TOO Much Johnson" of two
years ago was a gem In It's way; BE
cause She Loved Him So" Is even a
finer piece OF work. The plot of this
play has quite literature OF Its own;
1t has pervaded the serlo-comic drama
In We'll nigh every country, r.l'1sa
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
st. Louis 4 Chicago 2,
I Chicago 1, st. Louis !.
Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh

CINCINNATI. Sept, ao---Wlth two out
and second and third occupied, Wadaeli
made Wild pitch, which lost tho game
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THE RIVER.

The marks Mt C p. m. Sunday. showed
s inches and stationary. Weather,
cloudy and cool.
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PERSONAL.

NTIDOWER, 46 YEARS. YOUNG, NO
w. lncumbrance.. nice e, nc home. income
who will appreciate Kindness, bank refer
cnces. MIR. WILL, Box ll6S, Chicago. Ill.
FH'... .tr-IH.L... ~
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cat the White Horse Tavern.n

King & Norcross have been SO care
full In preserving the colorlng Of their
pretty comedy, AT the White Horse
Tavern" that they carry In their large
company several players who merely
walk across the staoe. and take no fur
Their part in the performance. The pair
OF honeymooners, for instance appear
and look into each others eyes with
soulful devotion. then disappear after
the utterancn of one sentence, at Is
quite immaterial." And SO with half
dozen other characters. all OF whom
are essential to perfect picture of the
picturesque scene near the White Horse
Inn, in the Austrian Alps. The COM
edy will be scene at the Opera House
Wednesday evening. October 3. with
Minerva Dorr as the hostess. Frank NJ.
Norcross as the head-waiter. Fred
Mower as the Bcrliner and many
others.
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: AGENTS WANTED.

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FOR SALE.
.ElARM FOR SALE
GOOD INVESTMENT.

To persons wishing to make the
safest possible investment I can offer
special opportunity in Niagara Falls
lots. JAMES Z. HAWLEY, y.
Real Estate and Loan Agent, 1885
Main Street. q
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

S1O RAIGHT BONA Eide
ID LIZ weekly salary paid direct from
oiilce: expenses extra commissions. Ca
pablo men and women TO represent us
appointing agents. rapid promotion and
Increase salary. New brilliant lines.
BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven. Conn.
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....FOR RENT.

No. 60 North Front street. SO 10
No. q Maryland street.. 10 90
No. I123 Charles street, 8 rooms........ 90
No. ISIS Main street, ) rooms.n.... 90
No. 25pS Main street. .............,.., 800
No. 25l2 Main street, g rooms.......... 90
No. g Sixteenth street, ccifar.......,. 10 90
No. $50 Market street, for business
and dwellinE......... 40 90
No. Crescent Place..........n..,.. 90
FOR SALE.
No. 1923 Charles street.
Lot In Delvcderc. dition..........,,S LIS
No. q Maryland street. 600
No. &c Fifth street. Observation-Disclosures b0O
Ground GO feet square on Eighteenth
street ............................ 81 zoo
6-roomed house on Main street. LOO
No. 30 Sixteenth street. store room. 4 q
10 rooms and cellar will be sold cfcap
II sold in the next 80 days ~
Store room and five rooms, brick
building, n good location, with an q
old established trade. for...........,,s2,go
No. $50 Main street. n full lot. Cor
ner Twcnty-sixth and Main streets. abOo
Lot on South Front street. .....,..,,, 1,7o0
No. o. Main street. 2'5oo
No. fi2 Main street. Con
Corner lot on Fifteenth street. TsI'-.s
No. GO North Front street. ,,..,,, S.so1
No. &C Seventeenth street. ,..,.,,,,,..e.7 01
No. . Sixteenth street, store room = =
and 20 rooms. I7,ll
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate agent, Collector, Notnrp
Public and Pension Agent. No. 1871
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GREENSBORo-River feet s inches
and stationary. Weather, fair. The
Adam Jacobs and the Dewey down
Monday and the Woodward and the
Cherry up.
MoRGANTOWN-rlvcr 6 feet and
stationary. Weather, clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE = River feet 4
Inches and stationary
= WAIsREN-Rivcr ut low water mark.
Weather. cool.
PARKERSBURG--R . inches and
stationary. Weather. fair and warm.
No boats Little Knnnwbn Station
airy. ilti-
4 STEUBENVILLE-Il S inches and
stationary. Weather. clear and warm.
OIL C1TY--River one inch below zero.
Weather. clear md pleasant.
. PITTSBURGII-Riv l.3 feet and
stationary Weather, clear and warm.
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Opening Tuesday. swABAcKER's.

sTElNWAY. Square Piano, good con.
ditions only ft2a.
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REAL ESTATE.
....FOR SALE......

....FOR SALE....
The property at No. North Huron
street, consists OF two dwelling houses.
The large house one OF the best built
houses In the city. full OF convenlences.
The property will pay we'll as an invest
ment. 4 location that IS always in de-
mand. 81
$1,000 for building lot on Fifteenth street.
VIII lend you the, money ut per cent
to build house. It's cheaper than pay
ing rent. 49,
Surety Bonds furnished. 80, :. z
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE
ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN,
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ALLIANCE BUDGET.

Alliance, April 21.-After an illness
of nine weeks Robert Cowen, of ALI
ance, died Friday morning at 2:30
o'clock at the. age. of 66 years. The de-
ceased was a native of Scotland and
came to this country AZ years ago.
Twenty-Five years of this time was
spent in the service of p. Ft. w. c road.
He was also connected with the Alli-
ance street railway company and was
a prominent citizen of this vicinity. He
is survived by wife and family. In
terment will be made here Sunday at
2 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Charlotte Lewis, of Alliance,
widow of the late John w. Lewis, de-
ceased, died at her home on Mahoning
avenue Saturday morning at 1890
o'clock after a weeks illness with pneu-
monia. The deceased was born in En-
gland so years ago and has been a res
ident of this country for 29 years. She
was a consistent member Of the Pres
byterian church and will be buried in
the Alliance cemetery. She is survived
by five sons, It. C. and William Lewis.
of Alliance, Benjamin and Alfred, of
Cleveland. and Edwin, Of Leetonia. The
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CONVOY ATTACKED.
Beers Harrassed the British But
Were Finally Compelled
To Retire.

[News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.]
Kimberly, April 21.-The British near
ly lost another convoy east Of here this
week. The convoy, which was proceed
ing north to Boshof, was fiercely attack
ed by a force of Beers with guns The
British made a stand and the Beers
We're finally driven off. The convoy be-
longed to Methuen's column and was
six miles long. The British had several
Several native prisoners
have escaped from Vryburg after lock-
ing up their board guards.
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IN THE SENATE.
REPUTATION OF SCOTT
Was In Issue In the COlsOn Trial
At Frankfort During
the Day.

INews-Democrat Leased Wire Service.]
Frankfort, April 21.-The fourth day
Of the trial Of Col. D. s. Colson. the
ex-congressman charged with murder.
was begun this morning. The prosecu-
tion introduced several witnesses in re-
buttal to offset evidence brought out by
the defense yesterday, relative to
Scott's character. Louis Finer Of Lex
ington, said he had known Lieutenant
Scott several years and his reputation
was good. Major Dange-field, Of Lex
ington, said Scott was not violent
or vicious man.
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Said That White Comes TO Bring Some
Inside Information
AS TO HOW FAR TO GO.
Authorities at Washing ton Want to Know
Just How Much Twisting the Tail of
the British Lion VIII stand
and Not Orend the

TNews-Democrat Leased Wire Service. ]
London, April 21.-The return to the
United States of Henry White, the first
secretary Of the American embassy, Is
causing gossip in diplomatic circles. 1t
is rumored that the Republican leaders
in the United States are growing anx-
ious over the pro-Boer sentiment in
America, and in view Of its possibly
becoming an issue in the campaign
President Mckinley has called White
over to sound on what measures could
be safely taken to counteract the inn
preston that the administration is too
friendly toward Great Britain.
There is another rumor to the effect
that Secretary Hay is shortly to retire
and that Mr.. Choate is to be invited to
take the place. White, according to this
rumor, is starting to Washington to
urge his own nomination to the post
of embasador to England. White sailed
today on the st. Louis.
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state committee, and Senator Platt's
best bower, has definite object in his
trip through the west. He will go clear
through to the Pacific coast, having
started from Albany Thursday. 1t is
said that odelI's orders are to stir up
enthusiasm for Roosevelt for vice pres
ident, so that stampede can be en-
gineered at Philadelphia.
The Times says this morning that the
corporations are very desirous of get
chamber at Albany.