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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-30
Bellaire.
wheeling.
BOXING.

The Evansville Times Recorders Hc-
,onn, of the Gardner Haley battle is rs
follows:
Wheeling, knock out Patsy Haley of
Eufalo. at Shawnee, last night, in the
third round
The pace set by Gardner was CYCLIC
rio and he rushed matters from the
s,art The Buffalo boy was clearly
cu,classed, and 1t was soon seen that
,bp fight would be a short one. Haley
was aoored twice in the first round,
but quickly got to his feet, and finished
tbe round in > cautious manner. In
thp second round Patsy got tangled up
with the business end of Oscars right
ujove and rs result he measured his
lcngth on the floor. When the third
pund had twenty seconds left to go
Haley got a pump in the belly and a
smash on the Jaw which put him out.
Prior TO the bout there was a long
vunEIe between Gardner and Haley's
manager. Haley insisted on splitting
,he purse. but Oscar would not agree
to this, and for time 1t looked as IL
there would be no fight. but Haley
finally gave way and at 1915 the men
entered the ring.
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NEW YORK, March 29.-Mrs Cleary
Hyland is dead at her home in Orange.
N. j., aged 1Os years. For the last year
of her life she was totally blind.
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WHEELING LOSER

:, the First Series Of the Two-Men
- ,,..cb at Checkers With Bellaire.
Weigand Had an OF Night.
,,,, night the first series Of a two
- match at checkers between Henry
Node, Nod Of the Wheeling big Four" and
.srpst weIgand, well known local
. %aS and Messrs. Frank Pine and Z.
g = workman. of the BellaIre Young
II club team, was played in this
% and the visitors won the majority
~, :, me games. weIgand had an OFF
u .,,S, winning but one of his eight
-s Workman, Of Bellaire, led,
ss,n a percentage of 800. Pine and Me-
~, w., yore tied for second individual hon
o ", with .57l, and weigand's percentage
U VAS 200. The score in detail was as
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

o1OA DAY EASILY MADE TAX,
N III ING orders for Life OF Moody
Best book Best terms Credit. Full OUT
II n. Sixth ST., Philadelphia. Pa. Jazz
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Both Over a Hundred.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, March 2S.-Mrs.
Felicity Pickard died at the home of
her son today, aged 1903 years, nine
months, sixteen days, Until very re-
Gently her mind was clear and her
health good.
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ROLE s ZANE,
.....FOR sALE.....

Desirable S-roomed dwelling, 20 South
Front street. II you are looking for q
home YOU will be pleased with this prop
cry. bargain Easy terms.
The G-roomed dwelling at ~ Maryland
street; full lot. Cheap
G-roomcd dwelling, stone foundation, wa
tor In house. all in good condition on
North Erie street, for $3.50.
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Jack McClelland and Jack Hamilton
are billed to fight at Utica, N. Y. to-
night. and as both are familiar to local
followers OF the ring much interest is
attached 70 the result.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

0-room new house at Leatherwood, all
modern improvements: large lot
Groom house No. 1913 McColloch street.
cheap n sold at once.
price 81 100; on easy terms.
Groom cottage No, ZIG Virginia street,
s.roo room cottage No. 1887 Bon street, at
'' Lots 2sxi9O feet in Zane's Orchard at $50
each, on easy payments.
Lots 50xiGO feet at Echo Point. on months
ly payments.
Money to Loan on Real estate
Fire Insurance Speciality.
ROLF 6 ZANE,
-. ~ On f..,rtn,pth O.
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Esmonds won two out of three from
the Alphas las. night. Alphas' handicap
and good rolling gave them i,O52 score in
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GOOD Union Workmanship at c. w.
sEABRIGHTs SON, TwGWiy-second
and Main Streets.
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GO. SMITH, Real EES t,5IgTisfSAI TdEc
National Exchange Bank Building.
....FOR RENT.

FOX SAl4lN
No. 20 Sixteenth street, S-story orlck
store room and 10 rooms
No Is Maryland street.
No q Maryland street.
No S9 Main street.
No ia2 Main street.
Lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
New house on South Huron street,
No co North Front street.
No &C Seventeenth street
No isi Nineteenth streCt-{i,i0O.
Lot east end Nineteenth street, o. feet
front-SgO0.
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Oscar Gardner and his brother, Eddie,
returned last night from Shawnee, o.,
and Oscars mouth looks much the
worse for wear. His lips are swollen
greatly from a cut, which he says Patsy
Haley gave him the first dash out Of the
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pusINEss oPPoRTuNTTIEs.

LOTS OF MONEY MADE
on the
New York Stock Exchange
for $50.
Send for Particulars.
ARCHIBALD AlNsLIE,
mr9 g broadway. New York.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT THE DELAPLAIN
JIG homestead, located nt No. 1901 Chap
line street. Apply to Jacob W. Grub, No.
1906 Market street. de26
DIOR neutrality-suspicious. ON THE
II Island; all modern conveniences; Will
rent reasonable to a couple without chill
dren. TELEPHONE 6Sl. mill
ENoR RENT-Two STORE ROOMS, 81
u and 90 Twelfth street (AicLain Block.
Best location in the city. Enquire Of Il.
B. McIAIN. Room 6 McLain Block: or
Telephone 1914. fe2
TOR RENT-THE WELL KNOWN
ID business stand No. 1850 WATER street,
occupied for many years by Henry Sea-
mons stogie factory. Changes made to
suit tenant. GEO. A. WICKHAN, corner
Twelfth and Water streets. mrl4
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"A ANNOUNCEMENT.

NOTICE.
desire to announce to tho Republicans
OF Ohio County. that am candidate for
County Assessor Country District Of Ohio
County, at the primary election. to be held
April Is.
Your support is respectfully solicited.
1a1 LESTER SMITH.
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AssIaNEE's SALE.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE

OF store Mt public auction, at Hundred,
and p m. This Is a large stock OF gen-
eral merchandise assigned by 7. D. HRm-
flton.
TERMS-Cash in hand on day OF sale.
WIN, NJ. K1NcAtD, Assignee,
mr26 Cameron, w Va.
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PERsoNA1

MORPHINE. OPIUM. LAUDANU1i.
AVA. Cocaine habit, myself cured. Will In
form you OF harmless permanent homo
cure. MRS. n. BALDWIN, Box isis,
Chicago. mrs,
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ScoTers-Cole and Bolril.
Scorers-Rough Riders VS.. Wheeling
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BOWLING.


Last nights games resulted In All Allkes
taking three in a row from the ApollOs
The daily news., 1900-02-15
THE GLASS OF FASHION.

The fcLu effect is to he seen in many
pretty dinner and evening gowns.
Pale shades Of gray and beige color
are the tintS in dress gloves and are
quite rs much worn as white.
The new foulard silks in pastel col
ors blended cLarminSly in the cash
mere designs must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
Imitation diamond buckles are
very conspicuous feature of dress trim
mingS. and other pretty buckles are of
enamcled flowers.
Russian lace ia heavy quality and
tir. venetian laccS are very much en-
ploycl for trimming handsome cloth
gowns IN the pastel colo1s.
\ gyod many pretty gowns are finish
el around the lower edge Of the skirt
with fur They are charming in effect.
but on long skirts gather dirt germs
and dust that quickly spoil their
bcauty.
\ pretty evening gown Of thin mate
rial with bead trimmings has straps
over the shoulders formed of strands
of beads held together on top of the
shoulders with a clasp. The upper
part of The arm is exposed below this
upper band. and below To the wrist Is
"a transparent sleeve Of the material of
ihc gown. SnirrCd.
The collars to many of the hand
Soac cloaks that are now worn to tn.
tapatcrS are some cause Of anxiety I,
their vcarerS. They are stii1en ad Il
give the proper effect. and being higI
they have 10 be adjusted carefully
when the wearcr slips the cloak dowr
from her shoulders aS she takes bel
sat. \ crushed collar is ruined.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
CONGRESSIONAL LIFE.
of Work For Industrious
Members.
IN COMMITTEE WORK.

inSt Amount OF Labor Required on
Claims and Pension Ei!ls-in At
tentiNc ScnatOr-Ta;>inis COnstitu-
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CLERKS m HAVANA.
they Are Treated Like slaves and
Appear to Lii,e It.


..--r.o I.rr OF the average native clerk
ia .... Spanish stores Of Havana would
..-.-.-r an American" said a resident
...-.... cuban car.ral who came over on
-... last Nur-au liacr. He is a slave.
T.. IS Is from $ 10 $40 "a wcck-Nlo is
% -- saiary AID fer that amount is
~.r.. .-..l jo give h!> entire time Ia The
. aut. lie eats. sleeps AMI lives "n
r...s.:-.S "al never leaves the
.s...-t hy ~.t..-.al urr,ui~~ioa. Ou
. as,.l days l, Is allowed one cor
-. .-- for rrcr,at.su: four hours a
-... is .auSideTrd liberal. buJ other
...ays on duty.
. ..c oh shops of tac city there
...ay hoN. built into tar wall.
-. r." fu1.- Df the establishment
. a..r Sometimes IL is made of
%. l-t f~.fUcutly IL * nothing hUJ "a
l..i.E wau1ea chest. At ui-aJ the hclS
o. r.e clerks are arranged in . semi
c.--., In front uf it. and there they
s."ap. like SO many faithful watchloES-
Consequently bur@lar.cS are unknown
ana the American safe agents. who
Thought hey would have rich field ~
Havana. were laughed at There was
no demand for their wares in a country
where human time locks were 50
cheap
in a spanish SAop. continued The
speaker. ""ne sees none OF the good As
EoI are air that frequently character
lz"S American employees. The native
clerk is the most ahjcct creature mag
la@..e before his employer. One day
-a~t week. 10 illustrate. l was in a Span
Ssh e~y goods store when a salesma n
The daily news., 1900-02-15
BOERS WATCHING
BULLER'S PLANS
10 Important News From the
Seat Of War.
10 GAINS ON EITHER SIDE

Light Sllirmishing aud R~connoiter-
ing, With 20 Important Results,
Around Fustenb -rg-Few Men Were
Wounded and Captured by BOer-.
LONDON, Feb. l4-The only war news
OF any klni this morning. is an official
dispatch from General Butler at Chleve-
ley announcing a reconnaissance at
Springfield, resulting In no gain Of
G-ound on either side. Captain Hamil.
ton Russell, Lieutenant G. Churchill
and ten men were wounded and Lieu
tenant Phkiugton and six men were
captured by the Beers.
The dispatch contains detailed ac-
counts OF what appears TO be unlmpor'
tant operations They only tend to
throw light on the situation by proving
that the Beers are actively following
General Buffers every move. From
Fled Marshal Lord Roberts, at MOdder
river, where ali eyes ara turned, there
Is no word.
A dispatch from Mafeking says the
garrison there can hold out Until June.
General Buffers dispatch from
CEIeveley, dated Monday, Feb. l2, says:
The commanding officer at Spring
field reports this morning that a squad
ION of the Fifth Dragons, moving to
the outpost line covering the right flank
of the camp. met party of Beers near
Fusten burg. The Beers reaching the
crest of a MIL first, opened a heavy fire
on the squadron. which retired. He
Int out supports and the Beers re-
tired. -
The dispatch then gives the casualtie:
sustained, a. already cabled.
Continuing the Chieveley dispatch
says:
"Dundonald with 200 mounted men
a teld BAKERY and the First Roya
Welsh fusllIers, Feb II reconuoitereC
the high ground which the enemy ha
been in the habit of visiting. the en-
emy retired with she loss OF two afte
slight resistance When the force re
tired after the reconnaisapce the enem,
returned and kept up a heavy rifle fire
woandinG. slight. G. Churchill Of tn
South African Lighthouse. Several mel
ara MISSING
The daily news., 1900-02-15
MOZLEY.s LEMON ELIXIK
\ Pleasant Lemon Tonic

prepared from the fresh juice Of
Lemons, combined with other vege-
table liver tOnics, cathartics, aro-
matte stimulants. Sold by drug
giSts. 5Oc and $l.OJ bottles.
For bil;ousness and constipation.
For indigestion and foul stomach.
For sick and nervous headaches.
For palpitatiOn and heart failure
take Lemon Elixir.
For sleepiessnesS and nervous
prostratiOn.
For loss Of appetite and debility.
For fevers. malaria and chills
take Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in
any of the above named diseases, all
Of which arise from torpid or dis
eased liver, stomach or kidneys.
6Gc and $l.OO bottles AT druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley
Atlanta. Ga.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
FREE BLOOD CURE.
M oner proving faith to sufferers.

An oner proving faith to- Sufferers.
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Atthe Capitol.

I have just taken the last of two
bottles of Dr. Motley Lemon Elixir
for nervous headache, Indigestion,
with diseased liver and kidneys.
The Elixir cured me. | found It the
r,atest medicine ] ever used.
J. II. MENNICH. Attorney.
l22J T Street. Washington, u. I.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
NIozlcy's Lemon Elixir

W. a. James. Bell Station, Ala,
writes: | have suffered greatly
from indigestion or dyspepsia. one
bottle of Lemon Elixir done me more
good than all the medicine l have
ever taken.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
,IozLEY's LEMON HOT DROPS.

Cures all Coughs. Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Hem
orrhage, and all throat and lung dis
eases. Elegant. reliable.
25c at druggists. Prepared only by
Or. h. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
The daily news., 1900-02-15
Ue ,Ie,nt Womrn'. yTntchea.

Al last I understand what the poets
mean 10y the silent watches OF The
r.-.t.'" said Mr.. Dense As he gazed
'i.a the sleeping policeman at ! a. III.
Baltimore American.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27
MANY FIGHTS SCHEDULED.
New Yorl<'s Pugflism to Wind Up in
n Blaze of Glory.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-There will be a
cessation of boxing this week, as the law
goes out of effect at midnight Friday.
Consequently the different fighting clubs
have arranged to have a general wind-up.
The more important events will take up
every night this week
Tomorrow night Joe Waleott the Giant
Killer" will meet the clever middleweight,
Tommy West, in the Madison Square Gar
den under the auspices of the Twentieth
Century Athletic Club. Then at the Broad
way Athletic Club Tuesday night Peter
Maher, of Ireland, will tackle Joe Choyn
ski. 1t will be remembered that It was
Makers knockout of Choynski several
years ago that was witnessed by Theodore
Roosevelt, then president of the police
board
On Wednesday night John L. Sullivan is
to have a benefit in the Garden. at which
all the leading pugilists have promised to
appear. James ]. Corbett and Kid Nc
Coy come together on Thursday night a,
the Garden in what may turn out to be
most sensational fight Already Dial Haw.
kins and George McFadden, the we'll
known lightSeights, are billed as the star
event at the Broadway Athletic Club on
Friday night. but if Fitzsimmons and JEFF
fries come together on that occasion or
Corbett can get match, there will be an
exciting windup to a sport that has in
volved more money in the last four years
in this State than any other pastime.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain Mar
ket Quotations in Full.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Following are
today's quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators. 500. 027 bus.
The market for Southern was firm, and
prices were fractionally higher under light
receipts and good demand. Sales of car
goes on grade AT 74c for No red 72c for
steamer No. red, and CSC for rejected
Small parcels, by sample, brought eec, CSC,
71c, nc, and 73c.
Corn-Stoek in elevators, S24 500 bus
There was an absence OF receipts or offer.
ings of Southern, and the market ruled
dull. with prices nominally steady, at 46GD
Il fer both white and yellow afioa: COB
STEADY at $40 per Dbl for carload lots
prime yellow on spot
Western wheat opened easy; August
70. No new features and with dull for
eign markets and Northwest interests
selling. as well speculative. prices had lit
lie TO sustain them and steadily declined,
Cash was " 1-4c and September - 5-S6
Y Sic. while October was al lie. Trade
was dull. and cash wheat was very dull
The market closed easier, spot, 70 3-S1
~ LIE; August. ~ 1-4972 1-2c; Septem-
Der, " 3-4q73c: October. "A 1924 5-Sc.
settling price, eolGget1 Csc; No. red
Western corn opensd steady for cash corn.
which sold in round lots at 43 1-4c. Year
corn was easier being offered at 81 7-sc,
though 3s 3-4af3s 7-Sc was bid. white
corn was in demand AZ lie being bid
without result. Private cables steady; de-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27
CoRBETT A BUSY MAN.
Wants TO Fight JeEries After His
Battle With Mccoy

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Several of the
heavyweights are apparently anxious to
gather in money before September l. Cor
bet has proposed to fight Bob Fitzsimmons
again, and says that if the Cornishman
really means all that he says he (CorbetO
viii fight him at Madison Square Garden
next Friday night, whether he is success
full with Kid Mccoy or not the night be-
fore. Should FitZsimmons for some rea-
son or other see fit to ignore Corbett' S
offer the latter declares that he will fight
Jim Jeffries on August 81, no matter what
the result of his essay with Mccoy may
be.
No matter whether Corbett covers Fitz-
simmons forfeit or not tomorrow. sporting
men do not think Jim is really sincere
when he says he will tackle the Cornish
man or Jeffries next Friday night They
contend Corbett will have his hands full
with Mccoy and that when he gets through
with that affair, which is limited to TWEEN
ty five rounds, he will be very tired and
unfit for another battle the next night
1t is not now thought that Jeffries will
be prepared to meet Fitzsimmons on Au-
gust 81, although Billy Brady, the formers
manager, tonight put up $500 to cover
the same amount deposited by Fitzsim-
mons on Saturday. He would not. how
ever say when the boilermaker would
meet the eX-champion.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27
Entries at Hawthorne.

HAWTHORNE, Aug. 26.-Entries for tomOr-
rows races:
First race-For two-year-olds; selling; five fur
longs.-Dangerline, l07; seareher, l07; Edith O.,
lO4; Harry Pullain, Ice: Barbara NJ, l02: SIatin,
l02; Satin Coat, 102: Hurry %; VIM. Ack, SO.
Second race-For three-year- and upward
six furlongs. -Goebel. 1l2; Fausturo., II2; Lime
light, 100; Hilee, 100; Imp. Mint Sauce, 100;
Hindoonet 1l2; Goal RUNNER, 100; Emigre, 100:
Lucille Bramble, 1917 Van Hoorbeke, 1922 Tame
lrishman 102; Lady Curzon, 100.
Third raee-For two-year-olds; five iurlongs.-
Harry Henerendeen, los; Dandy jim, los; Sad
sam, l07; Pirate to Penznce, l06; Kohlheine,
lO6; Little Henry, l06; His Eminence. 100: Bat.
tus, los; Silurian. los; Money Muss los; Bengal,
lO5; McAubor, 81.
Fourth race--For three-year-oljs and upward ;
selling; one mile.-AIelocole. 100; Tuthill 100;
Highland Lad. lO7; Vain, Jog; Scarlet Lilly, IOi
Man of Honor 1G2; Ailenna. 1922 Maharajah, lO2 /:
rantland 97i Fire Lock, 81; Sir Kingston, u;
Prairie Deg, "a.
Fifth race-Fcr three -year-olds and upward;
selling; one mile and seventy yards.-Dagmar.
100; Papa Harry. l0l; Owensboro, l02; Hansford,
l0I Pirate j., 100; Maryland Reserve. IS; Free
hand, 90; Mitten. 50: Insurrection, %; Wood
triee, %; Licking, Oh Marion Lynch, s..
Sixth race-For four year-olds and upward;
selling; one and neeighth miles--Admetus. los;
Sauber, les; Clay POINTER los; Catastrophe. l04;
Josephine b.. 102: Donation, l0l; Little Billy,
90; Warrior, DC; Hub Prather, "a.
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