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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-09
pnonIp1rlo N1srs, TROUBLES.
Q. & p. Brakeman badly Hurt, aud oths
Nawa irou, TlaIint.a N

a. -
O. 4 p. Brakeman badly Hurt, aud other
News from BellAiFe. W
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh pay car was
here yesterday.
The new township trustees will take
hold next Monday.
A Sunday school Is to be organized on
Sunday at Georgetown.
A new plate glass front Is being put in
w. X. Naylor's Store room.
The postmasters are fixing UP their &C.
counts preparatory to q change In q few
days.
John McCaGrey has Clator's old boat
house, and is located near the B. 4 0.
bridge.
Henry He'll promises a boat race here
between himself and some one else about
Decoration Day.
The Odd Fellows will 60 to the First
NJ. Il. Church Sunday, April %, to hear
q sermon by Rev. II. +. Keelet
Jacob Gifin, Of franklin, and Miss
Hattie j. Kettlewell were married We'd
nesday evening at the First M. L. parson.
age.
Applicants for appointment on the 20.
lice force are indu5trously circulating be.
titionB and recommendations which will
be brought To bear on the Mayor and Mar.
shal.
The water was over the Ohio Valley
track at the Belmont coal works Yesterday
morning. The Bellatre, GAINESVILLE 4 Gin.
cinnati tracks there were weakened by
the water and the train did not cross the
run Wednesday evening,
The Sam Brown towboat passed in
yesterday afternoon and the pilot,as usual,
Baluted his friends here with constant
whiStling, 70 which the ferryboat and
some locomotives replied, drawing quite q
crowd 10 see what was up.
John oyington was badly hurt yestef.
day by the Mogul engine In the.O. 4 +,
yards, He fell In front Of the pilot and
had n leg run over BY II, but held on
and was dragged seventy feet on his back,
until the engine could be stopped. His leg
ID not broken, but badly torn,
The following Is the programme Of the
Belmont County Teachers Association,
which meets here Saturday April hi
Education, K, NJ, Collins, 50, Clalnville;
The First Years Work, Miss Bessie
Moore, Bridgeport The Boy Of To-day, j.
M. sthlwelf, ". ClAifsvllle Too Much
Talk, ~, W, Fowler, Bridgeport, Pfoless
BiOnal Training, General Discussion.
A dispatch from Bsllairs To- the Oincin.
natl Enquirer saysi The Pfohlbitionists In
this section are IN hard luck In selecting
candidates for office. Last fall q key Of
tWelye.ysar-old cider, the richest kind Of
wine, was found In the cellar ofthe house
occupied BY their candidate for State Sem
atoE, and some plumbers got quite drunk
on II. This spflng John II. Black, d ne.
cent convert 70 the cause, also recent
convert TO the church, was nominated IA
Constable BY the Ptohibltionists, but be.
fore the election Black skipped BY ne
light Of the moon, taking with him dc
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Miss Gertie Gunter, Of Newport, Ohio,
is visiting friends in town.
Three disorderlies inhabited the lookup
for a short time yesterday.
Jake Humes and Charles Downey skate
a three.mile race at the Excelsior rink,
Saturday, for a $60putse.
The Ferry View orchestra came down
last night and rendered some choice music
at the residence Of A. g. Campbell.
The superintendent and teachers Of the
Bellaire schools were In town yesterday,
visiting the public schools Of this place.
L. J.A. Dtennen, Of Minneapolis, son
Of Father Drennen, Of the OHIO pdNey
MctBS, Is in town visiting his parents and
friends.
August Hanke, formerly Of Wheeling,
has located here on the corner Of Wash.
ington and Water streets, and gone into
business.
The natural gas men, representing Finn,
Gillespie 4 Co, who are preparing 10 fur.
nish this town with the fuel, will make
Martins Ferry their headquarters,
Mrs. Johanna BtiCeland, mother OF vii.
liam BtiCeland, who died Wednesday
afternoon, will not be buried until Satuf.
day morning at $3.50. Her remains will
be taken TO the church, where High Mass
will be held, and from thence 10 Mount
Calvary cemetery for lntefmenk
At last, alter many rutnors and denials,
II 10 now q settled and absolute fact that
the Water Works bonds are sold. Albert
Meter, d Cincinnati broker, ID the pul.
chaser, and the first inBtAllment Of cash
has been paid, Council met last evening
aud confirmed the sale, and the water
works are now certain to be built.
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raRoUaH STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West virginia
and Vicinity.

Accidents and InoldOnts In West Virginia
and Vicinity.
There are more than forty cases OF mea-
Cles at Ozark, Monroe county, Ohio.
The spaulding, Brilliant and Mlnpo
mills areNall of on account OF the high
water.
A recent wreck Of q stock train on the
main stem on the Baltimore Il Ohio last
Monday morning, resulted in the killing
OF fourteen horses, but fortunately nc
human lives were lost.
A few days since q locomotive and ca.
boose on the O. & o. road ran off the track
into the Groenbrier below Anderson, seri.
ously sCalding the engineer and fireman
and wrecking the engine and car.
U. s. Deputy Marshal Mehen, OF Par
kersburg, has received intelligence that
the postofice at Leroy, jackson county,
has been operated upon by burglars and
has started out to look after the thieves.
The Assessors OF Belmont county, are
called to meet at the Auditors office in st.
Clairsyille next Tuesday for the purpose
OF receiving their books, blanks and in
structions for making assessments OF per-
sonal property for the ensuing year.
Reuben Hall, the 7.year old boy who
was recently drowned at New Cumber-
land, was dressed in a dark grey suit,
white and brown gingham waist, and had
on q pair Of gum boots which had been
half soled. He was q medium sized boy
Of his age, rather heavy set. His body
can be identified by the clothes II found
floating in the river.
Monday evenings Charleston Star con-
tanned the following; AT 0 o'clock last
evening the boom In the Coal river sue
Cumbed TO the great pressure Of water,
and being torn from It's fastening allowed
about 10000 logs OF all qualities to escape.
By daylight this morning the logs were In
the Ohio river, and there is but little pros
peCt Of any OF them ever being returned to
the parties owning them. They belonged
70 Senator Joel E. Stollings and Messrs.
Smoot i Elkins, all OF Boone county.
The logs were valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Lucy MCCann, Of New Alexandria,
Jefferson county, Ohio, has petitloned for
q divorce from her husband, William ].
MCCann, on the grounds Of adultery.
They were married In 1888. McCann has
been drinking for several years past. He
has been q school teacher and Is a mem.
Der Of the steubsnville bar. A little over
q week ago he brought to steubenyille q
notoriously loose woman and stopped with
her at a hotel. This action is made the
ground for the prayer for divorce. Two
children have been born; one ls aged 8
years, the other s weeks. Mrs. MCoann
prays that she be given the custody Of
them.
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ALL READY FOR WORK
CONTRACTOR P. L. KIMBRRIY
Purphasiug Tools and Supplies for the work
of DItohing for the Natural Gas Pipe
Lins-An Experienced Foreman So.
eursd-Ths W, Va, Co.'s board.

Mr.. P. L. Kimberly, who secured the
contract for digging and filling the ditch
for thsthirty miIssOt pipeitO belaid blythe
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia,
to convey gas from the Washington coun'
ty field to this city, and also for hauling and
distributing the pipe along the route, has
rscured Jere knight as Superintendent
Of the work. Mr.. knight is an expert
encsd man in the work Of excavation,
having had charge Of the digging and con
struction Of the Baltimore & Ohio Com
pany's Brady's tunnel, at Washington, Pa,
Mr.. Kimberly and his foreman yester-
day purchased Of Greer 4 Laing q large
number of picks, spades, shogels and Other
tools needed in the work, and Of Gitin q
Kirk several plows. All the tools and
supplies needed will be purchased in
Wheeling.
Mr.. Kimberly said yesterday that he
would like to put 100 men to work Of the
beginning-S0a at each end OF the line
but whether he could DO 80 would depend
upon the delivery oil the pipe, The com,
pany expects to have pipe on the ground
ready 70 commence the work Of laying by
the 10th inst. The work will then be
pushed as fast as compatible with making
q good job.
The Natural Gas Company OF West Viz,
ginia have increased the number OF mem
bers Of their Board OF Directors from
seven 10 ten, and reelected the old board
with three additions. The Board Is com
posed OF Messrs. O. W. Bachelor, Henry
Fisher, James /. Buchanan, ], j, Wander
grit and Joseph Craig, Of Pittsburgh
John Pitcairn, Of Philadelphia; + y. Van
O'Brieu, A, j. Sweeney and John G, Holt
The Board elected the following officers
President, O. W. Bachelor; Vice Presi'
dent, Thomas 0'Brien; Secretary, James
|, Buchanan; Treasurer, Henry Fisher,
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Mr.. Louis D. Bloomfield died yesterday
evening at the reaidence 81 his father, Mr.
BENJAMIN Bloomfield, at No. Az Fifteenth
street, after an illness Of several months
duration. He was in his twenty.nintt
year. For the past ten years he has beer
connected with the City Bank. At The
time OF the death Of James Dalzell
father OF the present Vice President, Mr.
Bloomfield was promoted to the position
Of Cashier, and has served In that capacity
ever since. lie was very faithful in Thu
discharge Of his duties and commanded
the esteem and confidence Of both his as
soCiates in Tie bank and those doing bust
ness with the institution. He was in o.
things a most exemplary gentleman, anC
IN his death his parenta not only sustain {
severe loss but also all those who had thu
pleasure Of his acquaintance. ~
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Indignant

Yesterday was pay day on the oleve.
land & Pittsburgh,
Land slides continue to be recorded on
this aide Of the river.
The goods removed from the cellars
the day before, on account OF the OK.
pected food, were replaced yesterday.
The landing Of the steamer Telegram
between the Island and the Ohio shore
yesterday attracted the attention OF q good
many people.
Those Interested should bear in mind
that dlp.net falling Is a violation Of the
law. The penalty Is severe, and one.half
Of the fine goesto the informer.
There being some talk in regard to
the recent municipal election, the follow.
ing clause from the Revised Statutes OF
Ohio has been submitted for publication:
sat all elections In corporations which
are not divided into election districts or
wards the Mayor end Council, any three
Of whom shall be aquorum, shall serve as
judges; and after CanvRssing the votes
which may be given at such election they
shall declare the result and the CLERK
shall make out and deliver TO each per.
son elected to any office in such corpora.
ton q certificate OF such election"
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This evening Miss Lillian Spencer viii
appear at the Opera House for the Lirs
time in Wheeling In the emotional drama
"Anselma." The play Is a strong one
The fame Of Miss spsncer's acting has pre-
coded her to the city. She has been play
ing q successful engagementin Pittsburgh
her home, this week, and comes from
there here, jumping from here 10 Kahsat
City, to inaugurate q tour Of the large west
ern cities. Her company has been much
strengthened for this purpose, and Il
highly spoken oil. Reserved seats are or
sale at Banners.
A movement is on foot among Miss
spencer's friends here to tender her q re.
Ception this evening, and another less for
NAL X tomorrow afternoon, after the
matinee, at the Mcclure house.
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CATARRHAL Danger

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lying down; 10 breathe freely sleep 'Ou..' 10
undis.ufbsd, 10 ilso refreshed, hesa es' d
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no poisonous, puLtId matter dcfle' l1g p si =
fols away tho delicate machinery o. 'I, ~, a
and heating; 70 feel that the 'J,''n ~, 80,
through III veins aud %arerie, suck up \ ~
that IL suto 10 undermine and de''to',y =
biSains beyond all other human ealJy u
purchase immunity ton soch a ialI ,'I s,r, N
object Of all amlcted, But tho. apu ~ raet
many remedies aud physicians despair"
cure. .zs,r thF'e
sINyoRb's RADICAL CuRr mt''s,.' .S ~
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unmmond,S New Steel Nall MIL.

The work Of constructing the plant Of
the Chicago Steel Company at Hammond,
near Chicago, Is well under way. When
completed the works will employ about
one thousand men, and have o capacity oil
/ 900 kegs Of finished steel nails per day.
Thenail mill proper will bel2Gby 33Bfeet In
dimensions, and will accommodate about
100 machines. The blooming.mill will be
1O5by 33Ofeet. The steel plates from which
the nails are cut will be made In this de.
paftinent. This building joins the nail
mill on the south, making q building 702
feet long The ware. house, 80 by 150 feet,
will DO located east Of the main building,
which contains the boilers. There will
be twenty Of the latter, capable oil furh.
ishing steam for two l,5O0.hotse-powet
engines.
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anING poWN SLOWLY.
The River Rsoedlug win Singular HSSlt"u'
YoHioFdnV,

The river hsoeuInB W'ths'p6u'@'
Yesterday.
Atmiduight last night there was a depth
in the channel here OF 80 feet 10 inches
and the river was falling very slowly. II
fell all day, but the receding OF the water
was go slow as to be almost lmperceP'
tible. 1t is really wonderful, the
way in which this rise has held up, and
demonstrates most Couvincingly that
there was, as reported, o vast volume oil
water put out by the streams below here,
which is holding the waters back. To-
day It Is probable that the fall will be
more rapid, The only business done on
the levee yesterday was that done by local
packets. The reports from above last
evening were as follows: Pittsburgh,
lS feet s inches and falling; Nor
gantown, 10 feet and falllngi Lock No. 1,
10 feet 0 inches and falling; Parker, 10
feet and falling; Brownsville, 10 feet .
inches and falling; Rlce's Landing, Is
feet s inches and falling; Greensboro, ID
feet and falling; OIL City, 7 feet q inches
and falling. The weather at all OF these
points was clear and pleasant.
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A TRUE srArEMENr
OF the Facts in Connection with the Recon
M~anniBgton Election.

OF the Facts In Connection with the Recent
Warrington Election.
TO he Editor efthe MdhgeHer.
'siR;-The following is a copy Of q com.
munication sent To the Wheeling Register
to-day. The Communication contains q
statement Of true facts; s.
Wilmington, w Va, AprilS.
BiiOr et he REGISTER.
SiR:-In your issue OF to-day there ap.
pears what purports to be q correct state.
ment Of the result Of the election held
here for town officers on Monday last.
Your correspondent says: "The AntisLi.
cense ticket was beaten by the Republi.
cans. Thisi s q wllful, %inexcusable per
version Of the facts. The Republicans
elected q full anti.liCense ticket, composed
exclusively Of Republicans. This ticket
was opposed by "fusiono ticket gotten
up by the Democrats and the Third Party,
aud this ticket tUdS beaten by the Republi.
cans. Your correspondent further says:
Little or no work was done by the friends
Of the anti.license ticket, while the prom.
inent Republicans In the town, assisted by
the lesser lights, worked from daylight
Until dark" The truth 10, the friends oil
the "iusion'' ticket worked for a week pre-.
yious TO the election, aud were 30 hard
pressed for time that they listed their
tickets Tor q part Of them on Sunday
evening. The fusion" ticket was com.
posed Of four Republicans, tput on as a
means to capture votes) One Third Party
man and one Democrat, and still II was
"snoWed under" Your correspondent
further says that out Of one hundred and
sixteen votes polled the Republicans cast
about sixty" and the Prohibitlonists
Mabout i~ilty:six." The correct statement
ID, that the lowest Republican majority
was eleven and the highest sixteen. The
principal vote polled for the illusion"
ticket was divided among the Democrats
and Pfohibiuonibts as Iollowsi Democrats,
about ioftyj Ptohibitlonists, about
twelve. And yet your correspondent
Glasses them all AZ "Ptohibitfonlsts."
What will your Democratic readers here
think Of you for admitting such stuff 10
your Columns2
A READER or Your PAPBR.
Warrington, w Va, April q 1885.
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E,sn IL You naya Dozen

common poious p~lattOs-WhiOh you can Ret iot A
song ~ any Of the Cheap John dtuggiNs-you have
merely thrown away your money, for oao Bonton'h
Capcine Platter q wotih them ali, Tho reason b
this. Bensch'a 10 tho only poiOul plaster ID lie
mhtket lhAth honestly aud Aklllinily made, aud
nominal imltatUh1 Of Benb0n's they Gfs cheap
pso!ute lhgy puloe4 none Of The inEfedIenls which
fendft 4enton'a valuable. The lGttet are prompt
Y,eph pleasant 70 weat, and cure IN 4 few hour
public Ate especially Watned agaihll 60.cailCd
"UaptetGnln WCAtaioutn,n "CapuClnh OF NCNptl
cine plaetetA q WORTHLESS articles Intended ode.
gelye, ,A1k LOT Rens1n'g and LOOK for the ''fhtee
tho Ca1lfG. Il
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A nalnlnlnr I'm alyen Mnr.

About twenty feet Of the stone retain
ing wall along the Elm Grove Railway
east Of the Centfi Glass Works, under
mined by the recent continued rains
Caved In sometime during Wednesday
night. Part Of tho stones and debris COW
cred the road adjoining. The railway
track was not impaired, but the soft ground
rendered II necessary 10 run slowly yes.
terday. The wall will be repaired at once.
Men were OF work yesterday repairing q
similar wall further out which recently
gave way for q short space. The work o.
Hllihg ID the newly laid track goes on
stnVsiv.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranEsrs Ia the City aud wheeling Fo
Ahead

s~tranEsrs Ia the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad,
Mr.. @. A. Weaver, Of Moundayille, was
in the city yesterday.
Mi. James X, Bush, of Petersburg
is registered at the stamm House.
Mr., J, Forsythe Harrison, OF Tucker
county, and D. +, Graham, OF Deer Park,
were at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mr.. anton Rsymann left last evening
on the Chicago Limited train, over the
Baltimore & Ohio road, for Milwaukee, to
visit his son who is attending school there
Mr.. Reymann will bs absentRbout one
week,
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&C0
RETAIL DEPMTMENT--SN FLOORS,
Cor. Main and. Twelfth SITS.

funds Of a newly organized sunday.school
in lower town, and leaving creditors to the
tune OF a hundred or two dollars-msn
who had trusted him because they had
faith in his professions Of conversion.
His surreptitious departure was not known
until after tue election, and he was voted
for by many good people; hut as he was
not elected no inconvenience is caused.
1t will be well for this party Of highly
moral ideas to look better into the chRraG.
ter Of their candidates hereafter, or they
will get into bad repute.
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In police court yesterday morning Dolly
Tuck was fined 50 and Costs, which was
paid. Robert Frazier went TO the hill fol-
thirty days fol. disorderly conduct. Ex'
Policeman and Constable Henry Brooks,
arrested by Officer Duffy for ~dlsorderly
conduct at Castle Garden, on Wood street,
was fined $50 and costs, and In default oil
payment, went TO the hill for thirty days.
Judge letters announced that he would
have fined him $iO0 had the law allowed.
Brooks was accused Of using his official
petition In Q highly Improper way.
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nha..,h1lha MMllun raatl

Tucker county, this State, hAspsrhapl
The largest lot Of cherry logs that have
ever been seen In one bunch, lying In the
Blackwatef fork Of Cheat liver. There
aFe sISteen hundred thousand feet In thil
one drive, II was last week driven out OIL
lhe North and Bouth branches Into the
main stream, and will ID oil probability
lei 10 Davis this week, where the logs ate
10 be cut, This stock Cot1ea from the
CANAAN Valley, being the first ever Oul
and driven from that part Of the State
The same arm will next year lnleh cut.
iing the balance Of the cherry timber In
ihSl valley, which they bought two Year,
ago. They are also operating heavily IN
other hard woods aud spruce In the same
valley.
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WASHINGTON, D. o., April 81 a. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
and Swariner weather. winds generally
easterly, shifting to southerly.
For Lower Lake region, fair and warmer
weather, wlndBgenerally shiftingto south.
naukaHiy
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at SchnepPsd drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: z
A. M, 35'; u M 4S'; S'r.&, 4S0;7r. M,
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EDWARD L. Rose 4 %. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe 8. NJ. 90. and
secuted the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line Of
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with lts perfect Attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fall to BEE the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page.
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SO pairs ladies' extra high cut iOxed but
ton, at ST 75j 80 pairs misses extra high
cut ioxed button, Ii to 9, at S. 30, at the
Cash Store OF j.. W. AAICK,
1lA2 Main street.
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For CLEVELAND and chicago,

BY taking the ii47 p. n. tCity tlne)
train on the Cleveland 4 PltBbufgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland At 1925 p.
N, and Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning, Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, for all points west
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SPRING aud Summer stock just re:
CeiVed. An elegant md complete line Of
Sultings, PantllOonlngs anu OIerCOat.
ings, which we will make up Id the best
u. HESS & SONS,
1897 H. 1898 Market Street.
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KAstRY & Books.

Mr.. Brooks informed the committee
that he would want about twenty.slx
union miners to 90 to work In bis bank
at once, 1t is believed that this Is but an
entering wedge, and that the other mines
will follow suit OF an early day.
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CoNVENlENr, pleasant and certain in
their results are ACkef's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, FlatulenCy
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at go BY Logan & 90. and Charles Mehke.
mellef,
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1YSca's own make mems calf shoes, all
styles, for e so.
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A BEAUTIFUL line Of body brussels Just
received, at$l 90 per yard, 81.

Dos'r fail 10 attend the Mikado Cat.
hival and hfst anniversary celebration Ut
the Alhambta rink tonight,
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GaASD time at the anniversary Of the
Alhambfa rink tonight.