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How 70 Ascot tAln " You arc Mascot.
While the thermometer was bursting
through It's limits at noon, on Tuesday,
July IA, down South, ID New Orleans, La.
Gents. g. T. Beauregard, Of La, and Jubal
a. Early, OF Va, (as Is their usual custom, J
supervised In person and conducted solely
hythemselVes the 1921 Grand Monthly
Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery,
and scattered all over the wnrld S2o5, 500
thus; No. s,9a9 drew the First Prize OF
$4,000. II was sold in tifths at 81 each,
held, one by @. %. Homer, Of Brookston,
Texas; one by ]. 7. Wales. Of Bridgeport,
Conn.,, one bys. N. Simpson, 212 Six
teentb st., Denver, Col, collected through
First National Bank Of Denver; one 10 +.
"a. Eekenroth, 321 Montgomery St., San
Francisco, Cal, collected through First
National Bank OF San Francisco. The Sec
ond Prize OF $25, 900, drawn BY. No. 4S, 95l,
also sold in titths-ap0 was held by ] I'd.
links, Brook Hand, Ark, collected through
The German National Bank OF Memphis,
Tenn. one by ]. Cameron, Wichita Balls,
Texas, through the Exchange Bank OF
Dallas, Texas another collected through
the Eowery National Bank Of New York.
The Thifd. Prize Of $4,000, drawn by No.
1850, sold in fltths, two Of them were
collected through Mesars. Britton &
KountS Bankers, Natchez, Miss. the bal
anee went hither and yon. Nos, 7l,650
and o., LAO drew the Fourth two Prizes OF
1000, each sold in flfths, topaflies In
Philadelphia, Pa, Atlanta, Ga, North
Vernon, Ind, Harrodsburg, KY, Louis
vile, Kys and Waco, Texas, etc, The
Generals, the commissioners OF The La. s.
u, to Buperintend alllthe monthly grand
drawings, will repeat this performance at
noon, on Tuesday, September s, the 18th
Grand Monthly Drawing, and any infor.
nation will be given on application, TO NJ.
a. Daughin, New Orleans, La, Now you
canleafn for yourself how You are favored
by Fortune. Are younot Q Mascotg
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and study, and will not soon be forgotten.
Dr.. Smith followed With an eloquent exs
Ihortation. Two penitents were q the
Reys. L. L. Stewart. ], II. Hess q. q.
Sanford, " O Griffith Spencer King
w. O. Loomis, .. D. King, A. - Rohr-
bach and Taylor Richmond are the latest
arrivals Of ministers
e.. w. Atkinson, John Battle, Lewis
Jones and ]. II. Glouston were on the
grounds yesterday. sS Ks
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RIVER NEWS.

stage q ms ysaser and Movements Of the
eteanibeates
The Louis a. sherley, Capt James
Kifker in command, is on her way up tho
river. - q. i's y x, a Z
The Hornet, John Penney, Pacific and
Persey Kelsey passed up with tows Of
empties. s.;' s y !.
The river isstili falling. The marks last
evening indicated o depth OF 1--we feet IN
the channel.
Captain Thomas Sargent reports dam
oesois snag In the channel about two
hundred wards below the Aurora wharf:
boat. It Is Q big sycamore, washed GUY u
Hogan Greek by the late rains.
As will be noticed by an advertisement
In thjs issue, the owners OF the old side
wheel steamer Courier offer her for sale.
Where IL money TO be made out OF her yet.
The hull OF the old Ben franklin Is also
offered for sale.
The O. w. Bachelor Capt Nat: Win
trinper In command and Mr.. John a:
Edie in the office, has once more resumed
her trims In the Pittsburgh trade, for
which notnt she leaves this morning. Her
burnt boiler has been properly repaired
and her other parts and machinery over
hauled and put in good condition.
The w. n. Chancellor passed up yester-
day enroute from Charleston 70 Pittsburgh.
This popular stern.wheel packet has been
on the docks at Pt. Pleasant recently,
and while there was given o thorough
Ioyerhauliny. She will be found in first
class condition. BY reference To- her ad-
yertisemetit It will he noticed that she
will pass down on her return trip at an
early honr Tomorrow morning. Capt. Ed.
t1ihanceiior isin command. The attention
Of shippers particularly is called to her
notice.
Cant. George .o'Neal, Of the steamer
Amer O'Neal, writes to the Marine Jour
nal; tThe project OF the recovery Of me
money paid In excess Of 81 tor license y
officers Of steamboats,, Is worthy OF the o.,
tention of all persons interested: AS tai
as i was individually concerned, l paid
the money with more regret than any
money ever expended. In TACT, could
never see why steamboat officers should
have been compelled to pay for the priv;
tiege Of working for a living. hope thai
you may succeed in securing the pegsage
Of the bill" I,
Hon. Americas Warden, Of Cincinnati,
arrived in the city last evening and regis
tered ct the Shmm House. Mr.. Warden
| is the newly appointed Supervising In,
spector for this district, the Office formerly
held by Captain John Fehrenbatch. In
gpeetor Warden is now on his first inspec,
ton trip through his district and comes
here from Pittsburgh. He is very
pleasant gentlemen and makes friends 81
all those be meets. In appearance he u
an elderly gentleman. BE wa1 taken
charge ofiast evening by several promt'
nent Democratic politicians. y. =.
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THE ANNUAL cAMps1RETlNG.

Worry Interesting Services on the Grounds
Yesterday.
The services at the Moundsyille camp
meeting yesterday were very interesting.
DR.. Smith had charge otthe meeting held
at s:soA. NJ. These meetings are usually
well attended, as they are q kind of com
bination Of prayer and experience meet
ing, and are very interesting.
I At 1880 A. II. Rev. l.. L. Stewart
preached from the text, aAnd they were
ali filed with the Holy Ghost,n Thegen-
tleman stated in the opening Of his re-
marks that this was a record Of an event
occurring over 1900 years ago. Though
this subject has been under discussion for
many years yetthe fact still remains, and to-
day we may be filed with the same power.
The struggle for the baptism OF the
Holy Ghost was q protracted one. TWAS
this baptism that made the disciples o
power In the days that followed. Why
might not this blessing have come upon
the disciples OF come other point. Christ
said, "Begin at Jerusalem, preach to the
people from that centre, let the gospel 60
TO the world" Christ had spent many
q IT. 4, x1,au oerc;f ;ad and
GAYS Ollie ~ thase Sb.;st sSonid ha s;nd;.
tofsn.s ,hs s n.esenc 40 ~ H. snsnsies and
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tn lmn.. IN. ,o. .en,r,, Ran,e.artat;vss
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t.oln - ~ cS,,pS a ara ,n,nad an The an.
campmen We can 9hl , mest IN. 1nss g eS
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save tne uLslfsS, ;, ,,o;, ~, .a,noo.s
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OF COCOA Yo'es an4 s9'ne sunny ss'tet
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Two strangers; q man and woman. who
had been given iod cling by Isaac Morgan,
asnbstantiAl IUpehnr county iarrnef, stole
d pocket book during the night containing
about 500 In cash and 500 in notes.
The pocket book was found on the person
oI.tIie woman. Theyaseboth IN jail,
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fEOR RENT-TWo UNFuRNISHED
James Hotel. Enquire NJ ST. JAMES HoTRIs
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INDICATIONS.

VAsnI9oroN, August 1S.-1 a. N.-Fol
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, light local
rains, followed by fair weather; nearly
stationary temperature; variable Winds.
p For the Lower Lake region, light local
rains, followed by fair weather; variable
winds; slight fall in temperature.
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ChoekyThIsves.

Tuesday morning about 0 O'Clock, two
men entered the store Of a. w. Harkins,
at Rush Run, Ohio, on the O. q r. rail-
road, when no one except Mrs. Harkips
was present, pointed Q revolver Il her and
said that II ahe made any noise they
would shoot her. They then proceeded 70
help themselves TO cigars, tobacco, etc
examined the cash drawer, took what III.
lie Shange thore ives in It and then went
into the possoftlce depArt nelit, which, was
also connected with the store. Finding
nothing ofgal1e, they opened two orthree
letters leisurely read them, and made
come remarks about one addressed To- q
young lady and thenleit They were en-
tire strangers about the place and had mot
been seen before they entered the store.
They went toward the hills aud have not
been seen OF heard OF since,
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slrIoiten Blind, :

A special dispatch from Charleston, this
At At he Daniel Boone salt works, Just
over the Fayette county border, five men
were sitting in o shanty Sunday afternoon,
playing draw poker, when q heavy rain
came up. James Norman, q prominent
resident OF the yiclnity and once tho
owners OF the salt furnace, who was in the
party said, ID my eyesl That -
rain win ruin my cornle He wentopt into
the rain and covered up q pile Of roasting
ears lying on theground, and then return
ed and sol. down to resume the game. He
picked up his hand, and passing his fln:
geiS over his eyes, remarked inSa daasd
way: aBoys, Ican't see the spots on my
cards. -
Thei. alook Of horror came over bis
face and he exclaimed: Why, ! can't see
the cardsi Ican't see thinglp
Examination proved that he was totally
blind, and the doctors say permanently
90, The blindness isattribpted 70 q stroke
81 lightning. n, -isi "A
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A,Rann ~ E,Ynilrnrher.

There Is now strong probability that O
boat race will be made between George
Weisgerber, Of this city and West the
Pittsburgh oarsman. WeiHgerber oilers
togiye West q start Of ten seconds, and
aNest, IL 10 understood, willing TO accept
these conditions. Weifgefbefs packers
were engaged last evening in arranging
the preliminaries preparatory 20 a meet
ing with westsfepresent
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Aiiianes Arainst Russia.

P1RIs, August " The Rspubliqsls Ftaii-
ediie maintains that an Anglo Chinese ALI
ance, offensive and defensive, against Rus
sia, has been perfected. The Joitfial com
tends that Il England concludes q similar
alliance with Turkey, war with Russia
will be imminent.
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PREDICTIONS.

To make room for our incoming Fall
Stock We Shall offer our entire stock OF
Snringand summer Suitings at greatly
reduced prices. q. HESS ~ SONS. 4
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mN.n.

Cheap excursion TO Pittsbufgh every
Sunday. Round trip only 81 So SPECIAL
PAST TRAIN leaves az I; 40 a. ", city time.
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7 MI. Scott thinks that unless the Bellaire,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry manpfac.
tuiefs concede TO the strikers what they
demand, an effort will,be made 70 proclaim
d general strike, including Pittsburgh and
The entire Ohio Valley. The manutactu-
fefs appear to be determined TO hold out,
III The Pittsburgh method Of making and
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The following shows The range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepf's
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
"a. N, 76s /; y NJ, sOsi; 2, NJ, .9lS;1r.M.,
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Mrs. Newt Inch has another fine piece
Of her crayon work on exhibition at
Nichols. 1tisa picture OF q little fellow
at the sea shore; he Is aIrayed in q cute
bathing suit, has a big hat tied over his
curls and his wooden sand spade in his
hand. By his side is his little cart. On
his face there Is a merry, mischieyous ex-
preston. The subject is very pretty
one andit and the good work have at
tracted considerable attention.
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DURING the hot weather my, Store
will lie closed at u r. NJ, Saturday ex.
copied. JACOB w. 6RUDB.
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Tfrr excursion next Sunday to Nerrowls
Run. fotfy.tige miles down the Ohio, viii
BE 4 delightful trip. Fare for round trip
only 50cenis.
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.dlle al;atelliafttGea
ol,lss.I zNe.. . an4 " roar.een.h strest.
Now Adyertisemonts.

Tea and Dinner Ware Bros.
Mint q ihksWot xers sWantfd ~ unre.
For t,harle st6n: Steamer W. n. hahccllor.
: Fancy Fl1bnei shirts y. Iundling q Co.
Ohio kiyet NelolsEsl =. Myise.& 20.
For Sale steamer Courier.
= Pure Japan Tail'-h. J, smyth.
Pure Spring Waser-loeitn d Co. -G=,s;
! Por Sale oon-Hean If Lotal. 4 q s
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aOSg touch OF nature makes the whole
world KIM One touch Of st. Jacobs on
causes rheumatism 70 vanish;
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! rn = IFIrlNT.G 1.AsswoRKERs.
The Central se,.,ns Pots Some Pointers 9


The Central Setting Pots Some Pointers as
10 business.
The Central Glass. Work he's begun the
work Of setting its pots. This indicates q
sprotracted run at this establishment, and
when taken in connection with, tho fact
that Pfeside lent Smith, Of The Glassworkers'
Union, was in conference on Tuesday with
President Scott, Of the Central, the only
Inference is that an amicable adjustment
has been arrived at with the Union. 1
The Beiiaire Tribune says: "The glr ,
manufacturers are making q move and
price list which they will submit to the
workers as soon as completed, and we
think this will be made the be9is Of aset-
tlement.n
IN Tuesdays Pittsburgh Commercial
sGarelts appeared an interview with Hon.
N. b. Scott, Of this city, who SPEAKS en-
couragingly OF the business prospects,
.bs1ed upon the trade of last year. The
number Of buyers, he says, has been
QUITE large this season thus far, but the
sales have not been so large as In pre-
yionsyears, Many Of the buyers took &C.
easion TO express their ideas OF the gem
efal business in their localities. One OF
them said in Missouri, Illinois, Kansas
and one or two other States where the
winter had been unusually severe, the
wheat was no crop and the consequence Is
that corn and hogs will be the staple.
Many farmers are using the money de-
rived from the sale Of their products 70
pay OF notes, To. the neglect Of the mer-
chant and storekeeper. This is to the
ldetriment Of trade, as the merchant has
not the means to pay of,his obligations
and does not feel Ike contracting new
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The Steamer Telegram will run an ex-
cursion to Narrow's Run Sunday morning,
leaving the wharf at $3.50 AN. r,
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HOW 70 Ascertain il You arc q nIaaoot,

Dos'r fail to attend tho excursion Sun,
day, on the Steamer Telegram.
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TsoRsALE-ooUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice iigh bottom land, u ~
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and . q y, ~ ,oosJ,
Improved BY o substantial brick h9In y a.TCS a
maplc' sugar aud poplar tfeeS. AlSol gooa wv
ton Of truit trees. Apply 70 ,,oo N,,,k,tEt,
= w. v, HoGE q pRO, la0 AEAs ~
ORR w. MORROW, on the nrHNfiSA
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Captain Thomas Sargent reports Q dan.
eero,is snag In the channel about two
hundred yards below the Aurora wharf,,
boat. II Is q big sycamore, washed out OF
uogan Greek nv the late rains.
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A LARGE number Of families from Bel.
laire, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry held
a sortof reunions at Wheeling Park yester-
day, and the day before the NJ. 3. Sun
day School, Of Philadelphia, held their an
nual picnic in the Park. Avote Of thanks
was rendered Superintendent Kreiger for
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Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss sallie Shafer, ot North Front street,
is visiting friends at Williamstown, Wood
county.
Mr.. George A. Laughlin has returned
from New York, where he witnessed the
Grant obsequies.
Mr.. Chas. s. Howell, Of the Pittsburgh
Commercial Gdtette. was in the city yester'
day shaking hands with his friends.
Miss Eva D. GLADDEN., a handsome blonde
Of Chapline street, is visiting Miss Mollie
Elton at the Mopndsyille camp ground.
Mr.fJoe Heaton. formerly connected
with T. G. Dillon's jewelry establishment,
now located in Mobile, Alabama, is spend.
ing the heated term with friends in Wheel
ing and vicinity.
Mr. Alexander Warner, Of Portsmouth,
Ohio, who with his wife has been visiting
his father.in.law, Mr.. ID. @. List and family,
has returned home. Hrs. Warner goes to
Mountain Lake Park this morning to visit
her sister, Mrs. Gibson Lamb.
Captain Charlie Dunlap, Superintendent
OF the Fourth division and Parkersburg
branch Of the B. q Q. road, YVES in the
city last evening, and left for Parkersburg
over the Ohio River Road. Master Ma
chipist Crummell accompanied him.
Mrs. Mary Moore, Of Wheeling, is spend
ing her vacation with her sisters at this
place. She will remain two or three weeks.
Mrs. Mollic Hance, Of Wheeling Island,
accompanied by her daughter, Mamie, is
visiting the family Of s. O. Hilles, and
other relatives here. LBarnesriae Repub.
lean,
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All trains run by Central time.
Fore for round trip, 81 %. Th&s
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etaee o. the VIntor aud Nov faentlI OF thp
ekeanbeatss
The Louis *. sherley, Capt James
Kitker in eommahd. is on herway up the
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dor RRNT-BRIoK HOUSE CON.
IL TANNING fyc rooms, at Isl Main street
Possession given frs. day Of September 0E0.l
GARRISON z Anil
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Yesterday morning the Committees on
Grievances and Claims made their re-
ports. The latter committee recommend
ed that Secretary Martins proposition
that lodges otherwise in good standing,
but which from protracted suspension OF
their mills had fallen into arrears 70 the
grand lodge, BIO exonefated from all past
dues. This was done except in one or two
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DIR. sARRIsUSts CHARGES

Against Clerk Ganigaa ard tho b. r. W.
~ The Clerk Tails,
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him 70 follow out the ORDER.
"The act OF the Legislature that created
this Board gave 1.-THE care, maintenance
and cleansing Of the streets and alleys, and
in view OF that his orders are somewhat
amusing. Still the Board is at all times
ready and willing to cooperate with him
in necessary work."
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OTHER RESOLUTIONS.

ofproceedings.
The following resolution wss offered,
butafter some Discussion laid on the table:
RsSoltsd, That the action regarding the
striking out Of the engineers be reconsid-
cred. ~ :.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted: ia.
Rssoirei, Tha. this Convention tender q
vote Of thanks to The local committee OF
arrangements for the very kind, courteous
and gentlemanly treatment the delegates
have received attheir hands during the
sessions Of this convention.
WHEREAS, The officials ol the city oil
Wheeling have been so generous as to ten.
der the delegates in attendance atthis con-
yention tho Tree use OF their city building
for the holding Of our tenth annual con-
yention, therefore DO II
Res9ired, That the thanks OF this conven-
ton be and they are hereby rendered 10
the Mayor and City Council for their
generous hospitality.
The thanks oil the convention were also
rendered TO the local press for their cour-
teous treatment and their fair reports OF
the proceedings P.4
20 OFFICERS ELEcrEp.
The convention then proceeded to elect
officers for the ensuing year. President
Weihe was informed that he must accept
q reelection, and reluctantly consented.
He had no opposition.
The following are the officers:
President, William Weihe, Of Pitts
burgh,
Treasury, James Penney, Of Pittsburgh.
Trustees, Thomas Johns, Bridgeport;
James II. Mutt, Youngstown; r. +.
Keeney, Pittsburgh.
Vice Presidents, First Division, First
district. Thomas NARROW; Second Dlsi-
sion, First District, Emanuel Schillo;
Second district, Thomas D. Edmunds,
puddler, OF Bridgeport; Third district,
james Grundy, Coyington; Fourth dis
trict, J. O. Bullock, Bay View; Fifth dis,
Itrict, William Whitman, Terre Hante;
Sixth district, Henry Klein, Sharon;
Eighth district, Andrew Lee, Philadel-
.phia.
The convention adjourned at5:40P.M.
Many Of the delegates left for home last
night. President Weihe and Secretary
Martin and other prominent members OF
the Association remain until to-day.
r - To- q f. ia i .
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Aswill be noticed by an advertisement
In this issue, the owners Of the old side
wheel steamer Courier offer herfor sale.
There is money TO be made out Of her yet.
The hull Of the old Ben FRANKLIN Is also
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers in the city. aud wheeling Folk
Abroad.
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The convention adjourned at 5:40P.M.
Many Of the delegates left for home last
night. President Weihe and Secretary
Martin and other prominent members Of
the ISOLATION remain until to-day.
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! Theriyer isatilifalline, The marks lag.
,yenipg indicated! o depth Of 1--we feet In
4, loI4Snral .iaiil N, u sit;si-s diifl \