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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-01

WASHINGTON, Sept. SO.-To.dsys ses.
sion OF General Grand Chapter Royal
Arch Masons was long one, and q great
deal OF business Of q private character was
transacted. The following officers were
elected:
Noble D. Larned, Of Washington, Gen.
eral Grand High Priest David F. Day,
Of Buffalo, Deputy General Grand High
Priest; Joseph p. Hornor,of New Orleans,
General Grand King; George McCahan,
Of Baltimore, General Grand Scribe.
The remainder ot the officers will be
elected Tomorrow.
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WAR TALK
OyOr the Oosan-GermRny and France
Likely to Come Together.

Over the Oceau-Germany and France
Likely to Como Together.
WASHINGTON, D. O., September SO.-
Lieutenant scheutze, Of the Navy, who
has just returned from Siberia, where he
weutto distribute presents among the ma
tiyes who assisted the Jeannetts surviv.
orS, says everybody In Europe Is talking
war now and he thinks q war between
Germany and Franco will bs one OF the
historical events OF the nsxt few years.
While IN Europe he gathered enough in.
formation to satisfy him that Bismarcka q
fondest hope Is to cripple France 80 that
she will not recover In century. II Ia
apparent In France that the French peo'
pie are only awaiting an opportunity to
bear down on Germany, and Bismarck In
tends to anticipate such action by attack
ing France before she Is prepared fol
war.
Bismarck Is being ridiCuled by Germans
for his weak policy toward Russia, but
Lle:t. ScheutEs says those who know the
old man best hint that he Is making con.
Cesalon after concession to the Gear only
to prevent an alliance between France
aud Russia In case war Is declared. Lieut..
SCheuize brought with him map OF the
projected canal across the lower portion
Of Denmark that will enable Germany 10
concentrate her fleet either In the North
or Baltic Sea within two days after the is'
suing Of an order directing such move.
ment. Atpresent Ii takes more than q
week to travel from sea to sea.
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THIRD Qunrter'4 business Falluros,

NEw Yong, Sept. GO.-The number OF
business failures for the quarter ending
September 80 as reported to the morcan.
tile agency Of R. g. Dun & 90. is 1899 as
compared With 2,l7a lor the third quarter
Of 1885, showing decrease Of 9il failures.
Tho liabilities, however, show q conside I.
able increase, amounting Ii the quarter
Just closed 70 $29.500,0OO 90 against Sl3,.
$4,000 In the corresponding quarter Of
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of tho Water and Movements of tho
StenmbOnt6

Stage Of tho Water and Movements OF the
Steamboats,.
The "0ld Reliable" whariboat, while
on the docks at Pt. Pleasant, was made
snug and tight, and ls now 10 good con.
dition.
The Kstio Stookdale which has been
laid up at point below here passed up
yesterday noon on her way to Pittsburgh
to be In readiness to resume her place in
the Cincinnati trade on her day.
The Courier got away for Parkersburg
yesterday morning, and the O. W.
Bachelor resumed her place In the Pitts.
burgh trade. The Telegram In the Clar.
ington, Abner 0'Neal In the Steubenyille,
and Princess In the Bsllaire trade, all ar.
rived and departed on time.
Capt. Charles Muhlsman, OF the elegant
stern.wheel steamer Andes, was In the city
yesterday and left last evening for Cincin.
natl whore the boat has been laid up dur.
ing the low water season. He will bring
her out to-day and this evening will leave
that port for this place on her regular trip.
Reports as to the stage OF the water at
points above, received last evening, are as
follows: Brownsville, s feet s inches and
falling; Greensboro, I feet 0 inches and
stationary; Morgantown, 8 feet 4 inches
and stationary; Oil City, Z inches and ial.
ling, Pittsburgh, Q feet 10 inches and on q
stand.
The marks last evening indicated a
depth in the channel OF something over
six feet and the river was still rising, but
very slowly. Rivermen do not look for a
depth here oiover Z or Z! feet. With this
small rise however, after so long period
when there has not been enough water
for anything but skif 10 navigate on,
the change In the appearance OF things on
the levee 10 wonderful. Everything d
once more life and hustle as the packets
arrive and depart; they are doing a fairly
lucrative trade.
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TIE DOW LAW.
United states Judge welkor Holds That 1T
Stands Good-First Case.

United states Judge Welker Holds That II
Stands Good-First Case.
CLEVELAND, Sept, SO.-In the United
States Circuit Court, Judge Welker, TO-
day, disposed OF the application Of viii
liam Tanner, ST., a saloonkeeper Of Alli-
ance, O., fol a preliminary injunction to
restrain the village OF Alliance from an
enforcement Of the prohibitory ordinance
passed under the Dow law, by refusing
the restraining order.
Judge Welker held that the court had
no Jurisdiction to afford the relief asked,
that the ordinance does not conflict with
the fourteenth amendment OF the Consti-
tuition OF the United States; that the ordi-
nance does not deprive the complainant
Of his property; that tho ordinance is
only a police regulation in the interest in
public morals and for the common good.
Judge Jackson conCurred In the refusal OF
the application. This was the first case in
Ohio under the law and was watched with
great interest.
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AN IMpRoAIpTu DUEL
between Wealthy stock Dealers - The
Wounded Man Perfectly Satisfied.

FoRT WoRTH, TEX, Sept, SO,-An i'm
promptu duel took place on the Dallas
road, nine miles east OF Fort Worth, late
yesterday afternoon, between Bob Jordan,
stoCkman OF Ellis county, and Alfred
Masters, lately from NewhOpe, Ark, Mas
ters had contracted to deliver some cattle
to Jordan, which 1t is claimed by Jordan,
was not delivered in full, but this was de-
MED by Masters, The two men were to-
gether on their way to look at bunch
OF these cattle on Village creek,
and were discussing their disagree.
ment, when Matters intimated very
strongly that Jordon had made away with
so head Of the cattle with the intention OF
deirauding Jordon resented this and drew
his pistol, telling MRstersthey mlghtas we'll
shoot then and there. Masters accepted
the challenge quickly, when both men
spraug from their horses and began shoot
ing. Jordon fired four shots and Masters
Ave, resulting in Jordon being seriously
wounded in the left thigh and also recsiv-
ing two shots in his left arm, Masters
was unhurt. Jordon expressed himself
aa satisfied, After Masters had seen the
wounded man to q farm house, he de-
CAmped, Both men are well'to.do.
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Natural Gas at tic Wntor Work,

Yesterday at noon natural gas was
lighted under the boilers at the City
Water Works. The result was all that
could be desired. Superintendent Riddle
was delighted with the change, and Inc
city at large can heartily rejoice,
for the use Of the new fuel,
which 10 furnished free by the
West Virginia Company under the right
Of way ordinance, will effect saving Of
from 5000 10 ST, 900 annually. The piping
was done by A, ], Sweeney 4 Son, being
personally supervised by their natural Gas
superintendent, Mr.. ]. G. Wray. Tho
work was done by William Beck, aud is a
very good lob,
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JACKSON, MloH., Sept. 3o,-wlll Sargent,
Of this city, was until recently what Is
called q "bASe bali crank" He attended
every game played in the county, aud
treuuently visited Detroit 10 see the
League contests. His interest Ia The game
grew until II became q mania, aud yeBter.
day he was taken 10 the Kalamazoo Asy.
luta 90 ipsane. Since bis removal he has
apparently forgotten base bSll, and now
worries over the belief that lie has three
wives-one In Kalamazoo, one In the
south and one Ia jackson.
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TIE LOGAN NIAssAcRE.


Vaughn Released and Wallace held for
the Murder Of the Family.
Sr. LOUIS, NO., Sept. 3O.-A special from
steelvilIe, No., states that Wallace, the al
legged murderer OF the Logan family, made
the following statement last Sunday in re-
gard to the accusation against him. "On
tho night tho crime was committed was
at Cuba. | was in the habit Of visiting
the wife oil Sam. Vaughn, Colored wo.
man, and wont out that night 10 SEQ her.
/ got there on the midnight train and
went 10 her house and knocked. She
told me her husband had gonO to R1lla
and went in and stayed q while and fin
ally left to go down to my father's.
II got as far as the railroad crossing and
met Vaughn. asked him where he had
been. He said to Rolla. l told him was
going down to my fathers, and he told me
mot to go, He had been there and got
into trouble and did not want me to tell he
had been out that night, He gave me $50
to leave there and not tell had seen him.
Wednesday l went to the city,"
On last Sunday evening Vaughnwas AZ
rested, but the officers soon became con-
vlnced that WallaCe'B story was ialse, that
Vaughn Is innocent and no was released.
Tho murderer's cass Is now being lnvesti-
gated by the grand jnry and witnesses
who saw Wallace on the train 60.
ing from ST. Louis to Cuba and
those who saw him at the latter place on
the night Of the murder have teStifed to
facts.
Mrs. Logan's brother arrived to-day
from California, and will do all In his
power to fix the crime upon the guilty
man. The excitement in the county still
continues, and 1t is thought by many that
the murderer will yet bs taken from jail
and lYnChed.
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DAVIS COMPLAINT
OF THE 'INJUsrIoE" DONE HIM
by Gen, sherman aud the UnIted States
ssnats-The Confederate Chlsftain's
disappointment Increases with
His Advancing Years,

BALTIMORE, Sept. SO,-The Sun has a
long letter written by Jefferson Davis
from Bsauyoir, Miss, to Col. 4. ]. Schari,
OF Baltimore, replying to General w. T,
shsrmSn's so.cslled report to the War
Department and which the unIksd States
Senate ordered bs printed as Executive
Document No, SO, Fortleth Congress
second session. Davis says; "a continu,
ing sense OF the great injustice done To
me aud to the people l represented by
the Senate making the malicious assault,
Of General shermRu's public document
and giving to his SANDER the Importance
which necessarily attaches to an execu.
tive communication to the Senate, has re-
Gently caused the request for q reply by
m> to be pressed with, great earnsstness.
For this reason ! have decided to fur.
niSh my reply to you for publication.
Mr., Davis then proceeds at great length
TO dispute and deny the charges brought
Rglinst him by General Sherman In which
he declared he did all In his power to pre-.
vent the war, and did not seek the post Of
Chief Executive, He says: "For all the
acts Of my public lie AZ President OF the
Confederate States, | am responsible at
the bar OF history, aud must accept her
verdict, which l shall do without the
least apprehension that 1t will be swayed
form truth by the malicious ialsehoods OF
General Sherman, even when stamped as
an Executive Document by the United
States Senate
The chief statement that Davis objects
to Ia that made by General Sherman In
1854, before the Blair Post, G. A. R that
he (shermau) had letter In Davis writ
ing to the effect that Dlvls would turn
Les's army against y State that might at :
tempt to sscede from the Southern Con-
faIaEonU
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NYAcK, N. y, Sept. SO.-Just before 10
o'clock this morning a heavy shock re.
sembling the noise Of earthquake startled
people here. Colored folks were frantic.
One colored family named West ran out
of the house screaming In terror. They
were told 1t was an earthquake from Char.
lesion and the head OF tho family cried
"Wlgglns." The shock Is supposed to be
caused by a heavy explosion Of dynamite
somewhere near here.
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Tus sober sense Of this community Is as.
Srtins i!soli against the barbarous boy.
co@, 'The most encouraging feature Is
tho determined stand taken against the
hideou5 thing by men who work for wages,
1EiIanis!ake to suppose thateyery work
iusnau jumps at the crack Of the lash Of
tn, h,saI'Appointed leaders who have made
uptheir minds To live on his toll.
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MAURICE b, FLYNN, the boss OF the
po,hc Squire, Is on excellent terms with
some Of the judges Of his party. The New
York Times prints a fac-simile letter from
Fiyun,in in which ho orders a place made
Tor IA friend Of Judge Donohue's," and
adds I'VE are all anxious to do a favor for
the Judge" Donohue is Judge Of the
Supreme Court, and Of course there wsrG
iiyou he could do in return. Reform has
Ssleat work before it in New York.
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BALFiNoRE, Sept SO.-The funeral OI
Joseph Neal, the venerable uncle Of Pres.
ident Olevelsnd, who died on Monday
night last, took place to-day. Rsn A. x.
Riley, Of Caroline Street Methodist EplB.
copGl Oh urCh, conducted the services at
Mr., Neal'R late residence. President
DlsYelAnd'B absence was commented upon,
The inLsrment was made AZ Mount 0lyet
cemetery, In Tho old family burylng lol
wherein preS!dcpt plsyeland'S grand
pAfentg ara buried,
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ST.. Lopls, NO., Sept. gO.-A special
from Hannibal, NO., saysi Daniel DRyer,
JuStice OF the Peace OF Clay township,
was killed by the 81. Louis and Hannibal
passenger train last night. lie was In
the city last evening on business, became
intoxicated and attempted TO 20 home In
that state. Reaching the railroad track
ho forced his horse to follow II instead OF
tho wagon road and In crossing bridge
be was thrown OF on the track and
stunned. lie did not recover before Che
train arrived and as no one come along he
was run over and killed,
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Another Victim Of tbe IIaylnnrket nlot

Another Victim Of the Hnyinnrket Hlot'
CHICAGO, Sept. 30,-Policetnap Bennett
dropped dead at his post Tuesday night
while pulling patrol box at Center ave-
nuS sud Adams street. He is evidently q
victim Of tho Haymarket massacre. Be.
fore the night Of the riot be was perfectly
healthy, but when the bomb exploded be
was knocked down and some one dealt
him y tremendous kick 10 the side. He
took a slight cold that night spl ever BinCe
has spit blood, The day before he died
he said ho had always felt Q severe pain
In his side since he was kicked, and be
thought the splitting ol blood was due 10
the Jury then received.
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Proi. +. II. Crago, a member Of tho Ma.
tional Senate Of The National Union, last
night organized Garden Spot Council, Of
that order, on the lSlRnd. The otllcon
atOi President, James NJ. Lee, Vice ptes.
idOnt, Alex. Mitchell Speaker, John q,
HutchinBoni Ek'PfeSldsnt, Pol William
II. AndetSoni Recording Secretary, John
L, Wisei Financial Secretary, W d, II.
win Treasurer, w, ], liukeis, ChaDlAiu.
William Harvey Usher, j, K, Oamnboii
BefgOahkat.Ating, y, ]. Shutnanl Door.
keepgrl y I. Hall TfnHtses, q. O. Smith,
Dr. H. U Myers and II, 4, MOGteSOh
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BosroN, Sept. SO.-Ths second section
Of freight train on the Boston and AL.
bany railroad ran into and telescoped the
three rear cars Of the frat section, near
Wellesley this morning. One Of the cars
Of the frat section had become deraled
and the engineer OF tho second section
could not see the danger signal on account
Of the heavy fog. The New York express,
following tho freight, barely escaped run:
ming ipto the rear train. All travel is
blocked and the track 10 atrewu with
wreckage. The conductor OF the freight
train sustained severe injuries, from which
he may die.
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GoysRSoR Hill, Of New York. Is being
importuned 20 pardon the boycotters who
wers ssnt to tho penitOu.isry, The Gov.
erno,, bstns an ambitious man, will
think t6ice b,iore turning the boycotterJ
loole, though it is quite probable that
siua thoy hH1 discovered that boycott
tin. ia wrong they will not do SO any
more.
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Tnr workiugmen in convention at Co.
lunbus, Ohio, adopted resolutions con'
donning the candidacy Of John Mcbride,
President Of the Miners Union. for secro.
tlry ol State, on tho Democratic ticket,
dopIoring it as certain to work irreparable
hnm to the cause OF organiz,d labor.
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Leopold nna Emnoror wllllnm.

PARIS, Sept. SO.-The visit of Leopold,
King Of the Belgisns to Emperor William
caused much comment. King Leopold is
reported to have made to the German
Emperor the following declaration: II
have nothing to gain from Republican
France. II she defeated Germany, the
Belgian monarchy would be overthrown,
whereas the triumph OF Germany, would
make my throne secure.n
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VIENNA, Sept. SO,-DlplOmats here be.
lieve that since the return Of Count Kal.
noky, Austrian minister Of Foreign Affairs
from Pesth, Austria's attitude against Rus.
sia's occupation Of Bulgaria Is more pro-
nounced. This Is partly accounted for by
the belief that Austria fears that II Bui-
garla Is occupied by RusaiA King Milan,
will be deposed in 5ervia, and servla and
Bulgaria will be both Russianized. This
1t Is argued, would cause disorder in
Bosnia, and probably q conflict with
Montenegro.
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srAuSroS, Va, Sept 3O.-ThlS morning
The Supreme Court Of Virginia, sitting
here, handed down papers In The OSSs,ol
7, j. oluyerlug, who stands convicted Of
tho murder Of Lillian Madison, at The old
reservoir, Richmond, Va. with the en-.
dofgement that the petition for q rehear.
lng ie denied. This rsmAnds Tue case 10
the Huetlngs Court, Of Richmond, BY
which the time will DO Fixed 'ior the death
penalty W hanging unlesV executive
ClemenOy interndb65.
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Sent 10 I,rison for Llfn.

RoMSEY, W. Va, Sept. SO.-JOhn II. q.
Bowen was to-day convicted of murder In
the frat degree and sentenced to prison
for HE for killing Frank Heatwole on
April 20 Last.
Heatwole was q watchman in q mill
near 'Romney, and about midnight Of
April 20 was shot dead by Bowen, who Is
q Colored man,
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Arthur McNIClolS waSfepOhed yesterday
10 be dying from the effects Of Officer Wat.
sOn6ahot Inquiry showed the report to
bOuntruo, although he did sutrer sinking
spell and hIa family became aIArmOd ond
sent tor tho phyblClans. lie shortly rallied,
and ni1 doctors said there was no new o.,
CA'lon lot apprehension,
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second Delegate District Nomination.

CoTdpOaiCHcs Of Lae fntell0alcer.
MooRETIELD, W. Va, Sept. 2S.-The
Republicans OF the Second delegate dis.
trlct aet at Petersburg to-day. L. j.
Formsn was elected Chairman, and
George Gosorn, Secretary. On motion ol
J. W. Dutey, Esq, Col. Adam Fisher, oI
Hardy county, was declared the nominee
oil the convention Tor House Of Delegates
by acClamaEon.
'Col. Fisher Is undoubtedly the strong.
est man IN the district, and II the Rspub.
llCaus OF this district will work, bis
election is assured. Resolutions were
adopted Condemning the administration
OF Cleveland.
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A shocl, In Cn,,nnctlnnt

BRIDaEroRT, Conn, Sept. 3O.-A severe
shock, supposed to have been an earth;
quake, was felt here at0:57 O'Clock this
morning, Buildings were severely shaken
up in the western part OF the city and tho
tenants were terribly frightened. In one
house lamp was thrown from mantle.
piece and broken.
Many people thought that Virgins
prophecy for yesterday had come to pass.
As far as can be learned 60 particular
damage was done,
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Qaafanilne AEaInI Ciiio6go CaIIIs.

ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. SO.-A special
from Kansas City says: "Goyernor John
s. Marmaduko was seen to day aud was
asked II he would take any step to quar-.
antine the State against Chicago cattle 2
The Governor said: 'Ihave sent an ex.
pert to Chicago to look into the situation
there and to report to me. II he hnds
the SltuAtlon as serious as indicated In the
dispatches from that place, shall GER.
tainly quarantine the Ssate,'n
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TnE Wheeling printers who first refused
three lolIan day aud thsn declined ar
bitrst!on, nave made two serious mistakes
lllsll to themselves it is probable that
they would not have fallen into either oil
these serious b'nndNrs.
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Nentlr i larInlI1 tlnnIlnnrnilnn

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. SO.-A special
70 the Evening Ipiscon,in from Monltonao
says a Gre broke out In the southwestern
part ot the city early this morning and
destroyed seven dwellings and I've barns
Loss ahout 100000. Insurance unknown,
A high wind prevailed and O general con.
ilagraLlon was threatened at one time,
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DUBLIN, Sept. 8O,-At Milltown, Malbay,
County Glare, while the sherlls were EN-.
ployed in dlstraining the property Of a
man named Kelley, the married women
Of the neighborhood attacked, overpow.
cred and Imprisoned all Of the officers en-.
gGged, while their husbands secured the
cattle and removed them from the local.
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IhR game Of base ball on the Fair
SSlouldS between the Robert DOwnlng's
Oolnpsny and tic Mcclure House mines
yesterday, resulted In q victory for the
M.ohu'eS, by a tCore Of 10 10 IL, The
Atne was called on account oi darkness.
Itnu Inu feature Ol the game was the fne
plShlng Of Mr.. Muldoon, the opposing
'ISe Ie vas not able 10 bit him for more
Than three singles,
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AT Washington, D. C.-washington, /;
Chicago, 2. Earned runs, each. Pitch
ers, Shaw and Flynn.
At Philadelphia.-st. Louis, g.; Phils-
delphia, o. Earned runs, ST. Louis 5.
Pitchers, Healy and Strike.
AT New York.-Nsw York, A; Detroit,
8. Base hits, New York, 8; Detroit, $.
At Bouton.-Boston, 8; Kansas City, |.
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Orcourso everybody knew where Sam
NcOolooh was b,iors the ISTELLIdEScEs
disc,y,rol him, bat nobody had the
p,s,snss Of mind to relieve the suspense
bv ,syeallng hIS whereabouts.
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RcuoRs Of d coming war between France
,od Germany are always based on pIauai'
Ma theory. The French thirst for revenge
aplths Germans wouldn't object to camp
in, in Par,s,Qgsin,
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Owing TO bad cold Mrs. George b.
Caldwell has been Obliged 10 withdraw
from tho Charleston benefit concert at the
Opera House tonight. Miss birdie Har.
rlSon, Of Piedmont, tho charming niece OF
Col, Sam B. Harrison, who ID visiting In
the city, 10 10 be one OF the vocalIsts,
Miss Harrison 10 Bnld To pcsS!sS a very
pleasing voice. The concert should be- 4
financial success, "a well as an artistic
one,