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PERSONAL POINTS.
Scwsy Notes About People Of More or
fzi Less Prominence. ts'ui1

Scwsy Notes About People of More or
81 Less Prominence. r'oll
Frank Hoffman, returned yesterday from,
pleasure jauntup the river
Mr.. John T. Reed. m old Wheeling boy,
now OF Allegheny City, is visiting friends
here. &C.! Y -rs.='
Chris. Altmeyer and wife, OF the Eighth
ward. are ut Maysvillc, Ky, on visit to
friends.
Mrs. H. NJ. Harper and son leaye to-day
Tor Asbury Park, where they will spend the
summer. - ~
Miss Emma Anderson. teacher in the
Eighth ward school, has gone to Bethany 10
spend her vacation. -1.# ~ .-f-ir.
Mrs. s. +. Fars and daughter. Miss Mary,
the Island school teacher. leave to-day for n
visit to relatives In Philadelphia. .g'7,'g..
Mr.. Will Mckelyey, wife mud child, OF tho
Island, leave to-day for Fargo, Dakota, where
they will make their future home.
Miss Sarah Leghorn, OF Eewburg, y. Y,
arrived IN the city last evening, and Is the
guest OF Misses Mollie and Ida Frew.
Misses Lizzie Shuman and Katie Lump
leave for Atlantic City to-day for three
months stay during the warm weather,
Mrs. Geo: D. llarr, Of East Wheeling, left u
few days ngo to visit her mother Mrs. Rich
ardson, ut Beverly, Washington county, 0. !
Mrs ". 7. McKelvey, OF St. Clairsville,
and children, are visiting Mr.. McKelvey's
sister. Mrs. J. 7. Burt, OH South York street.
U. S. Mashal Atkinson left last evening on
4 two weeks. vacation, which he will spend
In making private business trip TO Tucson
Arizona, and other southwestern points.
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The Executive Committee OF the Wheeling
District Camp Meeting Association met on
Monday morning in the Office OF Mr.. John
Bailie for the transaction of business con.
nected with the coming camp meeting. ~, n
1t is expected tina. the large boarding house
OH the ground will soon be in the hands Of a
competent, proprietor, wien it will be open
Tor the reception Of guests, who will be pro-
vided for in good styleat tho following prices:
Breakfast IS cents, dinner 10 cents, supper
Is cents so cents per day or s. per week.
Lodging IS cents per nightor So per ten nights.
Prices OF admission to the grounds were
fixed as follows, Season tickets 25 cents,
single tickets 10 cents, which are good for one
admission only. ,4a,iq&5 I'm: ,F'GEi.i.IrIm,
Cottages are being, occupied rapidly. the
grounds are in the best condition, supplies
arc abundant, and the cottagers now on the
grounds are luxurating in the deep shadows
Of a grand retreat, Let all 90 to the forest
sanctuary,.fin u ii 'SlI ials go
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Burglars are like the poor In ono respect,
We have them always with us. No sooner is
one gang broken up or arrested or scared out
Of town than another comes TO the front.
The latest enterprise on their part indicates
4 depravity which leads them to break
through and steal simply for the love OF the
business. On Sunday night some of them
effected an entrance TO small building In
the Eighth ward, and occupied rs u paint
store snd workshop by QrtoH Miller, and
stole NIL his paints, dry and mixed. and all
his brushes and tools as well. What the
thieves can expect to do with the booty they
secured, unless they want to paint out the
spots in their own characters, is mystery.
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HlO WATEIl, CONsuMERs.

rho G,sin will be cleaned on Saturday. July IS.
All iarties using water iU domestic purposes will
e ,se supply themselves for the occasion, and nau.
nfar,urcis Will govern themselves accordingly.
Ettrei hose should not be ilyed nn that day.
All persons de,Irlng work ut the bsln will report
ri . O'clock oil Thursday afternoon at the Water
Works Ode g. @. ..tu Z. lEf 80
Water cOnSumefS snuth Of tho creek wfll supply
themselves With sufficient water 10 lAsi until sun
tiny iuOrlIng as some needed repairs will have TO
br made 10 Tie main pipe. J. u. RIDDLE.
lyll .al Superintendent.
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DRY GOODS.
,T0IT.Ts TFIilHfNf
BARGAINS
Great Clenralllre Sale lor tlle next

. 'f| /. 4
Great Clearance Sale for the next
30 days, including every depart.
ment. Weharc made great rcdllc.
tions to close outall Of our Summer
stock prior to receiving and open.
Ing Fall goods. Ladies now Is the
opportunity to purchase; every.
thing hus been marked at low
figures TO insure ready sales, us
VIC do not want to carryany goods.
Come early md Inspect our stock.
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TIE Board Of Public Works has moved
into its office No. 1l5s Main street. second
hoor. Last evening Council confirmed the
appointment made BY the Board rof B.iA.
GailiGan, ESQ.,, rs Secretary. Mr.. Gallisan
was confirmed by large majority, showing
the Board in appointing Mr.. Galligan, as he
the place, being quick and thoroughly con.
Yorsant with the DUTIES Of the office. ! I'D
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STEAMER SQUIBS


And I.cvce I.nconics Jottcd Down While
ii Ea.,a.,n2pt ON the Wharf. y y ~ nj a2
About time for the low wafer season to
:: The Andes departed last evening with me
dium trip.trij ,rifl.ii5.i. ~ ..f''IiI
q The Belle Prince aud Nall City are boil,
away at present, e. h Vs.. 5it4 Y'aE.5ul III
= The new barge Harry II. Is ready to leave
with the Campbell whenever 1t arrives. = 4
The gauge marks on the wharf last even.
Ing indicated depth Of I feet 0 inches and
still falling. FIl.i firiFF ,lii -'Si;.sS
The Tomas, now in the hands OF n u s.
officer, was yesterday moved to the foot oil
Fourteenth street z. l,f.sis,ilgF .lEil4ia;
= The Katie stockdale passed down and the
Emma Graham up yesterday morning. both
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packets. nj dst}a
The Little Anna will not make her last
triR to Martins Ferry tonight, but will lay
over and be inspected by the VI S. oifcials.S
:. The Annie i OF steuhenfille, Cantain
i%lgherly commander, arrived yesterday,
aud will DO used in towing the U. S. ,dre,lae
boats, WHICH will proceed to work In day
or two. ,aif SIS gt.; i. 4 ~. ! Az 4,
7 On CRY, :lA',i July ii-River 5 fee, and
stationary. Clear and hot :. u , s.i4tli.
NJ Plr1sBrRaH. Pa, July ll,--River 5 feet and
stationary. Clear and hot. ~. :. .tt.f .sFiII
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CITY COrxcrL..:
Rontine riusIncss NJ tbs Regular Meet.
" 9M.laI- Lug Lnhl HIrhf 20 4 lta.lgi.- y

hontine busincss NJ tins Regular Meet
J, 1900 ~ Ing Last Night. ''i w. !.
THE meeting Of The Second Branch OF
City Council last evening, City Clerk Bowers
reported the following expenses for the
month OF June. ieb sgq,GF{53il lfS1tA
On aeroan districts, alleys and grades. tsa ..
MAlen MoIAs i,0ll -
FiIe ............, lid %
The appropriations for all the departments
were long since exhausted. ,,i.ia II 4.
q The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades approved bills reported by the Street
Commissioner TO the amount OF g, 200 7s,and
recommended the payment Of others aggre-
gazing $50? IL, all OF which were ordered
paid. .f.l '''Ilg.'',;'TlI.i, .i,1iI
Bills to the amount OF 1921 II were report.
cd by the Committee on Fire Department
aud ordered maid. HF HE.' frM'pr0nl
The City Receiver reported the receipts
and disbursements for the month Of June, as
.N| If y. H... 81
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Excursion TO tho UOnt Rnce

Saturday July 10Th, the p, C..ki St. L.
Railway Compsny will sell excursion tickets
for all regular trains 10 the boat race ut Brad.
docks, Pa, at the rate OF 100 for round trip
or ITO Pittsburgh at SL50Hfor round trip.
Tickets good for return passage until Mon.
day, July u INCLUSIVE. l.! }.'i }" IL
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uTHr fifth annual camp meeting Of tho AZ.
rican NJ. Il. Church OF Wheeling will be held
this year In IIornbrook's Park, four miles
from the city OF Wheeling, commencing
August the 9th, and continuing till the 10Th.
The object Of the meeting is "Glory Of God
and 10 assist tho Church." ,i''
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Dolce, k0s. u aud ~ Fuurttsnih Street


To Water Consumers-IIcad OF Local.
l,argains-J. llrilles. lsyua.lf.rIfF.
State Of West Virginia. fi
Louisiana State Lottery.
Maryland House"-F. T. Turner. 9t
White Mountain Freezers-Nesbitt & Bro
Ice Cream Freezers-W, .. IIutchius
Piano md Organ StoOls-Wnl. II. Sheib.
For Rent-Dwelling House. "hs ~
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On recommendation OF tho Committee OH
Water Works, bills aggregstipg 30 SOL. % on
account OF the water Mains bills to the
amount OF 81, 1856, and others 10 the
amount OF 40, were ordered paid.
The Board OF Public Works reported the
appointment OF d. A. Galligan rs Clerk at q
salary Of 5000. Mr.. Dunning moved that he be
confirmed. Considerable discussion resulted
Oh this motion. Messrs. Armstrong and Ha.
btriield announced their determination to
oppose the confirmation, because they be-
liGyed 1t to be the wish OF their constituents,
aud they disclaimed my personal considers
tons. Messrs. Smith and Kimberly took tho
high ground TINT the Board having been es-
nblish.d In spite OF their influence, It was
due to them TO give them the privilege of
choosing their subordinates. Mr.. Dunning
and Mr.. Coulmerford took much the same
ground. MIR. Davis would vote against con.
iirnation because he had been asked TO by
many constituents, and because, also, he
thought the salary too high. The question
was finally divided, and Mr. Galligais nom.
ination confirmed bya vote OF lGtoJ The
recommendation 10 regard to salary WIS also
adopted, Mr.. Armstrong alone voting no.
J. W. Grub was ordered to be paid $500
for repairing the west face Of the Capitol
clock. 81 81, al. = .1.s. ='iir' -
A communication.wns received from Dam
iel Lamb and Wih. Erskine, counsel for Mrs
Ellen Forsythe, offering the property used
for time US Seventeenth STREET.-THE the city
for s. 900, and agreeing to accept 5000 in
full for damages by occupation OF the prop
erty. and referred 10 the Committee on Real
Estate. g..t s-jEs-F sft5
Perkins 4 Wells were granted license to
keep bowling alley, ut 1913 Market street.
The Board OF Public Works was requested
TO place new side walks on tho Market street
bridge over the creek, and to paint the bridge.
Armstrong moved to pay the counsel fees
Of Chief Eccles in the recent Investigation,
but the resolution was promptly tabled. ~
A number OF unimportant motions were
adopted, and at 10 o'clock the Brunch nd.
journed. 5I,",s ,er5,5i IS. .75'.5.5; "
In the First Branch the usual delay in OBJ
tanning quorum was encountered, but one
was finally secured. The business was the
same as in the Second Branch. g=t
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MRS. ZIEGENFELDER Is prepared TO
supply families with lrst.class article
Of Ice Cream to-day. No. GG Twelfth
Street.
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TnE Wheeling Opera House Orchestra last
night setonaded W. b. Howell and BRIDE at
their home on Water street. Ms.iItowellisa
member OF the organization. Several outside
friends were prcsen. and very pleasant
time was had. .gs. ass = =. : -
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July 49, A. M.--For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, with local rains, variable
winds, stationary temperature, stationary OF
lover pressure 80
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Columbus Stewart, one Of the persons, in
the pilot house when the collision occurred,
received subpoena to appear before the in.
vestigating committee and tell what he
knows. His evidence will so long ways
towards lifting the blame from the officers oil
the Scioto. H.. 50. T., lrT.r,l:r, fjis.r,
Yesterday letter was received from The
person who is libelant in the case brought
before the United States Court to obtain
81, $50 from the owners Of the Inflated Scioto
for carrying too many passengers on the
Fourth Of July excursion. The libelant
wants the names OF all the passengers who
were on the Scioto at the time OF the terrible
collision. This seems 10 be his modus operandi
Of obtaining evidence to strengthen his case.
lie struck the wrong key here, sure, US the
recipient OF the letter said open and above
board that was 1t one OF the sufferers from
the sad calamity he would willingly furnish
the names OF ali he knew, but rs it was he
did not propose to lend his hand towards
such manner Of making money. - -,
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! You can buy the celebrated cog.geared
Novelty Clothe, Wringer Of Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just one-lalf the price
charged by peddlcrs for thirl.class wrnyers.
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WE would advise all parties troubled with
Gatarrh to call ut the Mcclure House and sec
Ut. D. NJ. Lindsay, agent for the great Wizard
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Forty years trial sa proved "BLACK.
!, DRAllGHT" the best liver medicine in
the world. h i,iEs Mt,
For sale by Logan & Co. saRrsafUi
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THE usual merchants l:ncli at ilIe New
Mcl.ure House Sample Rooms daily. 'sf
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Present stock OF pianos, slelnway. Knabe
Chickerins, lIallot & Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., ut the very lowest prices
aud great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains 2. 1l.''fif .4AHa4 g
Z, .6iGIIi t.T ia1uLucAs Music sroRE,
Z el.l as4,.I III u, Y dE aa LIZ Main street,
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,,SWmr gives a healthy appetite, m In,
creased digestion, strength to the muscles,
and tone 10 the neryes2 Browns Iron Rit.
ters. - 'l'se' 7t F'@ts3H 7'g"'. = nav
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THERE will be q Grand Concert at seibert's
Garden on Thursday, evening. Music by
Vaas' 0rhestra, F4i 20 v -
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4 The new glass works OF the SteuLenville
Flint Glass Bottle Company, situated on
North and Seventh streets, turned out their
first work yesterday. ,..E,..s--
Madame Welsh and McGilvery, who had q
trial before the Mayor yesterday, for keeping
q couple OF vile lens on South street, got oil
with small fine, comparatively speaking,
viz: SO and s95 respectively. "a. ~,
1t has been noticed as somewhat singular
fact here, That the awful and fatal disaster ut
Mingo, recently, seemed 10 fail OF exciting
any very great feeling among our people, OF
producing such a shock as would naturally
have been expected. Public sympathy was
not stirred up to any such degree Of inten-
sity as was noticeable when the Mingo rail
way horror occurred n few yearsago; and the
dead and wounded were brought into our
town. The reason nay perhaps DO found in
the fact that, while the number, lost was
much greater in the recent disaster, there
have been. no such scenes, Of suffering, no
such lingering, asonizing deaths, rs in the
former case. In both accidents the victims
were nearly all strangers to u.s. y stnp'I
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer. M obscrveda at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday: g3si
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-. sss.-s---sgs@--- 49,
: Important Notice

Closing out, q large lot Of best quality OF
Prints a. % livery sllghtly damasedE
q An Of our fins Dress Glnghams at l0c1
Fine Imported Lawns at l0c.
Japanese Silks at 25c. = :. Il
Light Colored Cashmeres at l0c. .-.9t,
Prussinn Light Lace Shawls at 81 90. i5SlI
Ladies', Mems and Childrens hose at 10c.
New, styles Wall Paper at 5 and ioc.
Good SLIPPED Carpet at 20,.. n la
Good Ipsrain Carpet at Csc. 81
n44 Ploof OIL Cloth at &c. =.
Oil Cloth window Dlindsinnd fixtures at
DOC, = l.tAgiihiI. ms t,'a7 = H'stNIat Ra. ..H
lDest5.ply. Carpet Chain ut &c. Il, .,st
Call soon u you wish to save money, Nos.
eolo and 902i Main street. iJoirS RoESER.
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II you want II Marble, Marblcizod OF
Slate Mantel see those nj F. g. CaldwclPs,
1900 md 1902 Market street.
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THERE will DO a Grand Concert ut sclbert's
Garden on Thursday evening. Music by
Vans 0rchestrp. W " wv I# T".
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IT. JAMES HOTEL.

Ia Fills. GAINESVILLE J G 1.cll, RMS 10
2. Weidmnn, Columbus j. Robinson, Llttleton
nasJoliif, I.ittlet0u A Catler. Sistcrsvillc &,
y smith Aw Martins F'y " GiEen, 81 Clarlsrillt
z Dowdull. Pittsburgh D Blis1, city, .-...17I
Libby / W, Pittsburgh n Mallory, Clarngtor
q Wheeler, baltimore Nv. Cochniu, baltimore
jas TODD, Baltimore FL F Vase, New York
A " Burnett, Charleston Vim Brazgcr, Pittsburgh
Thos Allen Baltimore {. q Rohrbotgh Buckh0li' n
a ATWOOD, New York u GorsnCb, SykesrIllc M
Miss Julia Hes, Dellairc Mts n Cow, Belaire
Wngenor, city Il f'uif " co,rothers, Pittsburgh
J. Boyd, city /. Inglebrlght, Martins
J. y Gray, Martins Ferry " VI oliver, Columbus
I !. Recs Cameron A McFaiden, Cadiz
y Pattcn. FairpoInt T Higgins 81 Joseph =
iittman.: Baltimore l. u RobesOn, Baltimore
Il W Force, Clcye and JOSEPH Randolpl, Pitts
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No headache or bark.achc for ladies'
who drink "WINE OF CARDul." ..,.'
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4, DO no: DO deceived. iIusist on having the
genuine Browns Iron Bitters, made only by
the Brown Chemical Co., and take nothing
else. D1w-
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and fever impossible. 80 ..t
For sale by Logan & Co.
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INDICATIONS.

x.7Fal7A. A.l2Nsr.x,7f.,
~ lOl lOl 9G s! - 20 Isl
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"BLAcK:DRaUaHTn makes chills
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SITTING THE STORIES
ABOUT THE SAD scloTo DISASTER.
Opening Of the Investigation BY tho Local Ia
,psetors Yat.rday-Sous iatsfestIns T.s. 9
I " tlmohr-rilot K.lier's tStatsmsnt Cor.
roborated b. Di,atert,t.d u Itnts,,s.

The investigation Into the causes OF the
collision between the steamboats, scioto and
John Loinas at Mingo on the night OF the
Fourth Of July, was commenced yesterday
forenoon In the U. s. Court room at the Gus.
tom House in this city, by the Board OF
Local Inspectors The Local Inspectors are
Capt. Hiram Youngand Mr.. Thomas Wilson.
The law makes It their duty, when IN ncci.
dent has occurred, whether accompanied by
aud resulting in loss Of lie and destruction
Of property or not, to inquire Immediately
Into the causes OF such accident, with view
to nsccrtainlng who Is responsible, and liking
penalty for the fault. st 43g /.
Supervising inspector fchrenbatcll, Of Gin.
cinnati, Is also present at the investigation,
and while no. acting rs q member Of the
Board, does what he can 10 facilitate the In.
ves,iga,ion and to make 1t MS thorough and
searching us possible. The report OF tic
local Inspectors Is required 10 be made 10
him, and either pilot hus the right to appeal
from the decision Of tho Board 10 the Super.
vising Inspector. It was through the insir,l.
mentality OF Mr. Fehrenbatch that
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS.


AkLkAkALA .. ~
= Mrs Battelle and her granddaughter left
Mr.. Lem Ba,,elle's Yesterday for Chicago.
Several children are to be seen daily on our
streets prActlcing the calling OF professional
peggarGh u lGittiihg iippS} III i1Stlsti !lEf ( J,
A party Of Bellaire people spent yesterday
IN fishing and eating aflenie dinner at Wal.
lace's dam. " ~ IpFtiF q Ia1l'Hf lHi N
james Gcary lost $50 from hi, vest pocket
yesterday, between the planning mill and the
u. d o. stock yards. ,siJIifyIsE Isl ~
Seventy per cent must DO the standing In
the common branches to permit a teacher to
teach In the Bellaire schools. B5rE 61g', ~
Misses Annie and Mary Thomas, OF Mt.
Pleasant, were here yesterday, returning
from long visit at GAINESVILLE. S,lFJrnh !,
The Grand Army picnic ut Martins Ferry
on the Fourth cleared the Post about twenty
three dollars, notwithstanding that no ex'
pense was spared. - ia .nMi an.
A ball will DO given Friday; evening at
Iilch's Hall, for tile benefit Of John Kahn,
who has been confined TO his bed with sick.
ness Tor some time. 20 ,NklIui 2 lGii3 !.
Tho Greenbackers DO not want TO be out Of
tho race aud will hold q Congressional con.
yention al GAINESVILLE, on the I'D oil August.
Bellaire will be one ofthe towns represented.
Road Tux Is again due and pAyable-a tax
that Is ono OF the iuost unfair OF property
taxes, In spite Of the intention OF the Law.
Those who have no property. La most cases,
will neither work nor pay for u substitute,
and how can they made to pay? 1t may DO
regarded as adding $3.50 10 the personal
property OF each person listed for taxation
III Bellairc. y % r'9si f.ii W l,as'hui
.
The School Board met Monday evening,
but made only one appointment, contrary
10 the expectations OF many. mo- Miss
Belle Gorley was appointed assistant to tho
high school teacher, who has not yet been
selected. 1t Is expected that the. Superin-
tendent himself, Miss GOrleyi and.tho high
school teachers will ,lnitein teaching this
school. Miss Gorleys salary, Is TO be 500 q
Bellaire people looked in! the papers yes
tcrday morning for news Of some, great
tornado or some such phcp omenon having
Visited this neighborhood. Crowds were oul
the evening before In spite 6fthe rain, those
on the east side Of the streets calling for
every one TO come across and see the mag.
nileent western sky, while those on the west
side Iwere all gazing ut tho double rainbow
that was very brilliant. The clouds were OF
peculiar colors and very brilliantly lighted
with dark, heavy BAR, conycrging towards
the sun, and shifting rapidly. When the
clouds began to clear away they changed to u
deep green and the grass and trees had n
CHASTITY look, while the ga, lights had exactly
the appearance OF electric lights. AS late az
ninc o'clock some clouds in the west we're
most brilliantly lighted. There was not
much rain and little wind; but many feared
that something extraordinary was about to
happen. 20, nd eaHlaF.ts5 ii rs.gFI r4gsr. 4
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For sale. by Logan & Co. % ,.'I