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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

Ths Organization conpistsa Ct the Gear
EoekD t.sst Sixht

About enc hundred AID twsnty tive Re
pub'lesas met ih ths Circuit Coars roo1a.
last night. 10 eompless the organization Of
TIE eiub recently fsrned Ia the sbssnoe
OF Asjor Watson. the President. JSAn Pal
ton, yr.. The frat Nics President. took the
chair. l.. A. ksyaard Was chosen tempo
Tsry Secretary. After tae re@cinR al The
minutes Of TIE isst meeting, kr. rsa'oa said
that one OF tie most lA ApoTsant efAcss OF
the club wss that of SecfctsEs, ano sog-
gested that the Secretary be cnosen 81 oRcs-
=. ". Watkins nominated iof Secretary X
It. A Maynard. J. A. ;. Nerdler mesed
that the vote be taken oy ballot. Tas ne-
ten was carried. aud SIR. Nerdier aud }. {.
fltz Gerald were appointed teilers. The
whole number Of votes cast vas hfiy-nse,
al u which weIe for Mr.. Maynard.
Ii was resolved 10 request tie townships
aud wards 10 organizs clubs al the Spung
cAucuses ana 10 select Of those meeungs
members 10 act a. Vice Presidents sod
members of the Executive Committee. Ga
motion Of Mr.. Wa.klns the last resolution
VAS after some debate. reconsidered 80 far
as II related TO the wards. and members
present from sae several warns were allowed
10 present Tie names OF their ' ce fresi-
oenIs and representatives on the Executive
lhe representatives of the following
wards then reported Vice Presidents aud
members oi sbe Executive Committees as
follows: First waTc. Vice PTesideut Her
msn Nan Alderen, Executive Committee.
Charles y. Asshr, Sec0n1 ward. Wee Presi-
dent. +. lSte.iler. Executive Committee. j.
L. Crsque. Tbira ward. Executive Commit
tee. J. l.. Lewis; Fourth ward. Wee Pfesi-
dent. VIA. Dunhani, Executive Com mitiee
J. Esen harot.
ON motion OF Col. f. c. Fox the nomina-
tions were confirmed.
Mr.. Patton Was called upon to report IN
reference 10 the meeting ia Detroit. Feb
ruary p. he said he thought great good
would come IRON the organizations through
out the State, and that the Republican
party was ia most excellent fighting trim
n. A. Earle was called upon. bat excused
himself from speaking.
Attorney General Taggart was called
upon and described the method Of organ
zatioz among the Republicans in New York
City, where every Republican is enrolled
SO that the leaders know where they live
and all about them. lie urged that rork
Of a similar character be done IN Ken
county.
On motion of T. j. o'Brien, an adjourn.
ment subject 10 the call OF the Chairman
was taken.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
Tn at the Springs.

tklNtt'ft y Ntttttk~ N-ttNF.
CEDAR SPRINGS, March 9.-J. Z. Watson
and II. w. McBryer were called to Coopers-
vile yesterday by the severe illness of Mr.
Wstson's brother. john Shick. bridge
carpenter on the G. r. & /. railroad, has
purchased the Briggs property, corner Mus
kegon and Thirdsts., and il erecting fine
new residence.-The lumber and shingle
mills OF this place are doing an increased
amount OF business this Wiuier.-A man
with 3 little capital wno would put a
woodenwsre mandatory in Cedar Springs
would have a bonanza. a."-Invitation
are out for the party TO be given bv the
Social CLUB Friday evening. March ..
Squiers' band will furnish music as usual.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
THE ENGINEERS STRIKE
Not to be Extended Until the Decision o.
thu Court is Made.


ths Court is Made.
CHICAGO, March 9.-According to essnt
indications there will be no further spread
of the strike pending the outcome of the
proceedings instituted against the Wabash
and the brotherhood in the United States
Circuit Court. Chairman O'Brien, of the
Press COMMITTEES of the Brotherhood, said
tonight that it had been practically decided
10 ab .ndon all aggressive movements until
the law III the case had bean exp anded by
Judge Gresham. Nothing wss done in the
court today beyond reading the petition of
the Burlington road. which set forth in de-
tail the grounds upon which the interfer-
eDce of federal authority had been invoked.
When the reading was concluded
application was IN d. in behalf
Of Receiver Men OF the
Wabash for postpors snisnt until Monday on
the ground that it hsa 0een found impossi-
bic to prepare reply IN the brief period
which had intervsned since the filing of the
bill. Proposed postponement was resisted
by counsel for the Burlington, but the
Court TOOK the view ths; the request was
reasonable one, and the case went over.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

The Grand Rapids Astasl Building &
Loan Association was Organized lsw even
ing and the following Bos-5 81 Directors
elected: Henry sprine. william Widdi-
comb. Crsrferd Angel. Gserzs r Nay
hs~. George A HsI. Y. n. Tib.s. Dr.. II.
c. Sinclair. Dennis J. Rss6ge7s ~ = 10
lsno. J. n T5om a. I. =. Peek. I 1e
board tbsn elected TIE fc8iswne oshters FOR
tee eDsuing rear Pre- ide I william Va.
co0D5. Vice President trs ford Auge j
Treasurer. Ihonss - Peex. SecrstsTv E1-
wsrd D. Har On. Attorney. Dennis L.
Ra1gers Tee csgstss sfocE oi TIE ssocs
ton i. 5000. rae escrs1srTs SEfse q
iocsfed s. tae new Nioa con block, ~hsre
the oooEs for s1oserl 5fIon az Dow ope1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
THE NINE MUSES.

T5eresr few NEUROLOGICAL legends more
striking and picturesque than that which
relstes 10 BenDett's Jackson Hill Coal and
the zine daughters OF Jupiter and knemos
yne- 10 the early ages Of the world when
il was the custom 10 assign . celestial
cause 10 every extrsordinsry effect, the
powers cf song. memory. invention. skill,
eic we're supposed 20 bs excited by certain
ge5desses deRomiDsted Muses. According
b Hesiod these sosassses were bern on
Olympus near the pinnacle on -tich
Jupiter vas .nfhroned fron whence they
visited Grand Rapids and celebrated their
corAi dances sround glowing crate free
made from BENEFITS Jackson Hill Coal.
In Homer as in later authors they sss de-
scribed ss singing festive songs a. the ban
cuets Of The f-ods. soa ,nfessng on
uortsls The eif Of Bennetf's jackson Hill
Coal and poetry.
Though oaeopie9 only vtb The gentisr
snS rnore ersc sfui art. he sweet wired
Sitties we're not without their sserner trail.
They doorues al inferior Csal's and striped
orpassDts vhe he'd dared 20 nfesi ths
lsursss.vith them O. fhsr wings. caused =
2. Rennsi' ~ be dealer great besfo~se
ursu hi1sn American Eagle and scItfi,
fail Of Jackson Hill Coal ell Of which ]. en-
c.rcssd With the motto
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

woman who gave be- name ss Mrs.
Martin engaged horse and buggy at to
ave. yesterday morning. ssySpg she .ould
TeiarH early IA tie afternoon. bat CD -
o'c.ock last evening sns bad not PIT IA sE
appearance. Mr. Rxibsgns notified Pol -
Headquarters. ~ho PIT al the pstrolr8sr q
cn the fsreat sssss OF The leSxout. a.
ts9e % - and rig vas fs1Rd ued 70 posG
I6i Ottawa 81. but the woman vas 10
fonnd 81 - ths mn-nive
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

A Pie4s@st Parry - th conxrsssnn.ns .
Kesi1s1cs Last Night.

h~e4.ss ts-slssa-etSA-e
WksHISsFoS. M2rch 3 - Congressman
Ford tonisht gave = very charming rsoep-
tion and dancing paFtf whiea sas attended
by many DISTINGUISHED people. among
shora wsIs Adnir.i Joaett. senator Stock
bridge. EK-SenstOr Coager. cOngEessrlea
Whiting. Tsrssey, Fisher. BreHef; Cosch-
con, hayes OF Iowa. Maisa of Psalsyiya-
Ma. sad Laird Of Nebraska Mrs Ford
looked very handsome in costume Of
black lace. TIE spscion. psrlcFs of tie ele-
CANT house were throsged until 8 late hour.
and tue reception was one of the plesssn;sst
OF the season. OF course Aessfs. Bender
and Watson wtra among those present.
Senator Sherman entertained the Ohio
delegation at his honse this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

Of6cers Elected at the Meeting Last Even

At a meeting of the Young Woman q
Christian Temperance Union held last even
ing in The hall on Peari-st, the following
officers were elected: President. Miss Mary
Stuart; Secretary. Miss Cora Briggs; Treas
urer, Miss Rytle Candee. Vice Presidents
were elected for the different churches as
follows: Second Baptist church. Miss Stella
Richmond; Fountain Street Baptist, Miss
Clark; Wealthy Avenue Baptist, Miss Frost;
Division Street NJ. f.. Aiss Whitmore;
Mission Wood Presby terisn. Miss Bland
ford; First Presbyterian. Miss Wood worth;
Church of Christ. Miss Johnson, and West
minister Presbyterian. Miss Avery.
Miss Psrkman was elected Superintendent
of the Industrial School. Miss Johnson As
sstsnt Superintendsrt. and Miss Clara
Wheeler, Superints lent OF the Kinder
gartan work
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
Frsa.riek viii 90 to Bsriia.

sAs RxHo. March a-The Emperor Of
Germany ,Fredsrick William passed a
fairly good night Daring ths early part OF
the night he was restless. tut ne sept better
aftsFward. DE viii leave Tor Berlin imme-
dl4lsiy.
Emperor Frederick III. was greatly dis
turoed on hearing Of his fathers death, but
Is now much more tranquil.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
I'm. C.ntrai Paclne Next.

wAsHIsGros. March 9.-Haying disposed
of the case of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, the House Committee on Pacific
Railroads today began considering the
methods of treating the Central Pacific.
The proceedings were informal. no SPECIFIC
bill being before the Committee, aud the
expression of opinions were not pro-
nounced enough to indicate the feelings OF
members toward the company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

sod D street. haskers On rbe boa ssar1s.
TIE Newspapers s.fhont exception. de-
nDaace tie sellers II these s,esaslys prints
and 1snsnd their severe punishment. the
press comments Ga deatn ~ the Eupef -
are al oix1Ins1 ia s0ne and a14nl404s IL
tie expression II regrets
bRlssELs, Axfcb 9-ln the Belgian
Ch4n4oers today, tas Minister formally an
noglcss the deaia OF the Emperor Of Ger
m2ay. aud appropriately expressed tas
sofros " the J9VerauenE. Neither OF tne
House, adjourned IN eonssq0eacs Of ths
k4Deror deHise
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

Bxs1fx. March 0-The Reiehs 4nseigsr
announces that the Cancellor read II tbs
Reichsisx today n telegram from San
Reno rom Emperor Frederick III, thank-
.nx the Eeichstag and Ministry for the
dsvoaoa and loyalty vita which they al
served Emperor Wilhelm Il rely upon
vcur assistance" the telegram continues.
I'm .aa asduous chaT-e upon me. leave
here tomorroW" The dispatch Is signed
smpiy Frederick
Toe Emperor hss also forwarded by
tsI-sraph she following ordinances 10 the
Minis sr of state concerning the observance
o. public naoGrning-
With regard 90 the national mourning
heret1fors customary. We Nlu not Oruer
ang sproviso. out viii rather leave each
(,eruan 10 ind his own expression OF
affection Al tae death of sucb q monarch
.nd 10 determine how long be will abstain
from Participating IN puoisc entertain
uranfa
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
ThE FleHT PosIsoNEo
Freocs ard Esxlfsh Detective. vstchfr
Ssffivsr sad Mttrh.ft

Freocs ard Esglfsh Detectives Watching
ssiiivsn ssd ~iteh.IL
LoTpoT, 4srch o.-The Sullivan Mitchell
SCAT has been pcstpones on account Of .
slusesls. Il -ss probably take pisos
Monday.
AsrxSs. Francs. March o.-Both Sullivan
and Aiscoeii sre her@. cut zeriaruses and
knxsa detectives are vstcbf7S their move
ments closely. PleatY Of vrsnxiing hss
marked the prooe@d5nzS 50 fsr aud lte
aapaceuaens thss the 6xht wss tpoued
caused 40 s1rpriss. X seems TO he ths xsa-
ia teell1g fass some oUi555s wi4 come
I'D. sns thss trers - - 70 exat a. Al
Suiisgsns fT1e1d> sav tast Mlfcael il "a =
wretched condition sd wsaas sfard "a
sraw
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

BzELIs, March The St4afs 4Azs4ger
publishes the following proclamation.
-ig has pleased God 20 eall his majesty.
the Emper0r snd King. our most gracious
master. rom lite alter q short illness, ana
4ftsK q rIchiy blessed reign. The so0le ma
tioa mourns With the royal house tbs de-
cease OK the deeply beloved and vensrabis
monarch. whose wisdom has ruled 50 long
aud slOrOusiy over lis fortunes ia var and
Ia peace. Signed
Taz MINISTER OF STATE"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

Thouass ssie.ds tas Scotch wrestler, hzs
Challenged Mots 70 wrsetis. osst thres cat
~ 6Vs boats. th-ee rNBes 70 consiHats e
a., TIE Esrch - be f5r 80 sde sad n
- u SrTste ~ifa ar roasi nun aeT of
tnesses OF 3ota ss6ss Re s,seeS tbaf -
will szre- - silsr Merb - 60 the sfrarz-
ms q sny othG soiSs ts may kRsv 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

A Ersnd mstiase Vii be 4i.sn tsis after
ucon at o'cieck. and tonight rili % The
last opportunity tie patrons of this cozF r.
sort vii hsvs 70 witness the banner sho~
The lsUxbshis hnriesqae "Pinsfors.
'Sasdo~grspkss and fhs thriliaS 60uels
trsoezs ACT hy Msyrs-d and Meod0as are
wcrth seeing ami worthy Of sr-cial men
ron- TIE supers 0lio Of speciaiues sre an
surpassed and eiicifs volumes Of sppssase.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

TIE Superior Conrs csssnSsr for tbs
March tern of Court has been printed snd
distribufe3 o. the tairfy-ons csses for
f-isi. sven sss issues of fset D81-iu-y.
sigEt issles ~ iscf 5u-v. f9ar Crimias.
cases to- specs jury esseE sus tro
fasccerr eses Toe ~ z81rsi easss sre ne
Psops -. Ears-s Hoeg, fob5eTy. Hsrtir
Fie-cs' seeslnE bocss ~ iil-fssos- james &
Pelfir4aa, 5.sazaF. and henry Hsnks
x-~s-~~r
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

WASHINGTON, March 9-Secretary Bavari
this afternoon sent the following telegram
To Minister Pendleton, Al Berlin:
The President desires you TO make
known through the foreign office that the
death OF tao illustrlous and venerable Eu-
psr0r OF Germany has deeply aroused the
sorrow aud sympathy OF the people Of the
United States and their Government"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

Mr, 08vs Eison sd es9rgs y. vsn
zaodt. ctsrgsd on corn esirt .sf VI an
n lissa vith sfslterT. ~srs zFTslrBsd s. tks
saDerio1 Gsayt ges1erssv and bses3ae raf
- tF. after vavlng tos Fesoiax of fhs
ce-z plz1n& 1as sxsminsfion 81 tse.s
parties s1trsctsd considerable staenfsOr IN
P.iscs Corr a. veeF. s16 their trial xli
syobsbly core oS eek week
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
cOUNTERFEITERS CAUGHT.
Makers of Bogus Twenty Cent Piece
ut Fort Hurcn.

PoRT HUEos, March 9.-Early this morn
made q raid on the house of William
Slocum. a carpenter. living at l42O
Seventh-st., and captured a counter
feiters outfit for making bogus twenty
tive-cent pieces. A quantity Of the
bogus coin was found in the place
and SlocUm and his wife were
placed under arrest. Peter Green wood and
his wife, who were in the house at the
time. were also placed under arrest. They
claim they are residents of Woodstock,
Ont. and were on a visit to the Slocums
not knowing their character, and the de-
tective is inclined to believe them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

The b-susifIi snd realistic drama. On
she Frontier. ~i1 se presented ct Rcd
raouds this sfter7oon md tbs s~sniax.
tee HsrJtis ard Ven Leer CsmpsBv ~iA
c3osr successful resks engagement AT
this popuisr shssfre The cast sfrcus
ene, srs - comedy part e IN tas hsnds 81
ezsssis Gks1A
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
New knights at st. Irnace.

ST. IGNAcE, March 9.-Deputy Grand
Chancellor ID. c. Page. of Petossey. as
sisted by twentv-three brave knights from
Ssult Ste. Marie, nine from Cheboygan and
two from Petoskey, instituted Gateway City
Lodge. No. SO. of the knights of Pythias. in
Masonic Hall, here last night. Twenty
FIVE charter members were present, and q
grand banquet was given after the cere-
mi
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
To be Tried for Murder.

CRAWLING. Mich, March 9.-Albert
Grund. the foreman in Louis Sands lumber
camp, who was struck by Dan Mshoney, a
few days ago, has died from toe effects of
tue bow. Aaaoney will be tried for mur-
der-tne first murder trial in the county of
Cravfori
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
Lost sThumb and Finger.

sxssasSt vslssess
CEpaR SPRISss, Asrca 9.-Lncien Barnes.
q middle aged man. employed in McHsttiss
shingls mill, lost a thumb and finger Of his
right hand. BY q bo.ting machine this
H1OrnInz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
Fred.riek the rhird. rmperor

BEELS. March e-Frederiek William
was this morning proclaimed by the Reich
stag Frederick III, Emperor of Germany and
King of Prussia The subsidized theatres
throughout the empire are closed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
A Slnxuiar Accident.

EAST SAGINAW. Mich, March 9.-Shortly
before noon, Miss Augusta Flemming. a
clerk in dry goods store here. was stand
ing near a stairway leading to the second
floor. when one of the balus'ers on the
stairway fell ten fee, and struck her on the
back of the neck. She was taken home an
conscious. Her injuries are serious.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

WasHISGros. March s.-The official an
nouncement Of the death of Emperor Will
liam vas received at the German legation
early this morning. The telegram was
signed by Prince Bismarck
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
Mrs. Yale, MrE- stcyens


The Adrian Cuo filed articles Of sssocia-
ton with the County Clerk ycsssrday. OF
the forming of a social club with sixteen
members. Articles OF association were 60
filed Yesterday with the County Clerk by
the Bowling Club. which starts out with
fifteen members.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
Tn. Iurr ni.a~->s

ALLsssS. Aioh.. March s.-The saugs-
tuck case. in ~hich Matthias Priest stood
charged vilh al Assault Hpon bis littl.
daughter. has ended in jury disagreement.
There ~ss s;rsng evidence OF the matter
beng . pus-uc 100.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

txslsr,s ,tAsssNS-~sNsNs
REID CRY. March Edward walbridee.
. freight brakeman on the F. & p NJ. was
badly injured while making up train. lie
vas caught and had bis right leg mashed.
He viii i've
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

ROME. March 9.-king Humbert accom-
panied by Prince Crispi. is going to Genoa
70 meet the new Emperor OF Germany to-
MORROW
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
She Had no Case.

PoRr HURON. March 9.-The case Of Mrs.
Helena A. Fisher against the Chicago &
Grand Trunk Rail way for 10000 damages,
by reason of the drowning Of her husband,
terminated suddenly this morning as Judge
CSnteid instructed the jury TO find for tie
defsndants
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
Doe. Not A..um, Rovaltv.

SAN RENO, March e.-Althoush pro-
claimed Emperor Frederick Third, the
new ruler Of Germany signs his name
"Fredrick' without reference TO either his
imperial or royal Office.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

Csuso. r.. Msreh s--A Srs ss Earris-
sErz. S.line souutv. isst nizbt destroyed
rxteen ho1~ee, irciufinx ~ sauk q Hsr-
rzsa-x. A-oss ss4aeo. Iasarsucs. So ooo
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

The children's dancing class OF the Misses
Gage and Benedict will be held this after
noon in their COSY hall IN the Shepard
building. The fortnighily hop OF these
popular insuuct-esses viii be given Mon
day evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
The 81. CtclllAs.

There was large attendance Of ladies at
the meeting of the st. Cecilia Society yes
terdsy afternoon. The ladies' are very
enthusiastic over their coming entertain
ment and desire to call the attention of the
public to short sketch Of "Fraulein
Aus Ger Ohe." published in the March
number of the Century. The following eI-
cellent programn was rendered yesterday.
PART
Reading Schumsun and Chopin
Mrs. NIlmot-
a--Impromptu. Op - &c..
b-PolOnsise, saagp Minor '"
Ism Fred b Clark.
Vocal, Come WLere the Soh twilight Falls
..............--....--. Schumann
Mrs. Yale, Mrs. stevens
PART II.
symphony. No / IN r. o.. so-.......... Rubinsteiu
Miss Barr Aiss fsrons
Violin Solo, S-scai n negiied, ,..-...... Schumann
b-Hiegeuiic1 j ........-.....- -.....Schu bert
Miss Maggie GTav,s
a-Aa<afAa' oD. 20 Z. Chopia
Ms G. NcNhorter
Vocal Solo, f-Ihe Ring ..-......-...-sCh human
b-I1e Dream --kuolnate In
Mis Uiley.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

rkzTs Narch TIE po.ics todav seiTed
. ausnfiiy e scandslous siscsras Affecting
q. "a IA 8saa s-2s~~< ea&aa ~nr> sslzx
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Newman's Mills, w. Va.

ED. ADVANCED went to the
Democratic pole raising at the
mouth of Buffalo last Saturday, and
the most prominent feature Of the
occasion was the squalling Demo.
cratic babies. They were the most
persistent set of squallers ever
met. did not meet with but one
little fellow but was making a great
noise, and it had a Republican
mother: but then that is only typical
of the Democratic party-all noise
and no real work. II looked to
me at one time, when their derrick
fastenings were giving away, that
had it not been for the persistent
efforts Of A. Tharp. Poke Workman,
WIN. Defoe and other Republicans,
that they would not have gotten
their pole up. One particular gen
tleman, who had enough Of the old
long earned animal about him to
hurrah for Jeff Davis at our pole
raising at Buffalo Shoals, did not
have the manhood about him to
risk his precious self under their
own flag pole in time Of danger.
Abou, as laughable circumstance
as happened during the day, was at
the close Of few remarks by ]. 5
Marcum, presenting the flag from
thirteen ladies to the Democratic
party, when Donnella, Of Hunting.
ton, George ! think, took off his hat
and waved IL around and made a
noise, the like Of which is not de
scribed in my dictionary: nobody
catching on, he subsidized and wilted
after the first round. looking as il he
had been sent for and could't 90
There was not the greatest amount
Of enthusiasm displayed, although a
gentleman from Parkersburg and a
Mr.. Chiffon tried 10 fire them up.
but failed. Mr. Chiffon sweated,
foamed iretted and wound up with
reference TO the great bugbear.
"The registration law, and made
a great big ~. In speaking Of our
| Gov. n Golf, any man would have
supposed that If he should have
come into the crowd, Mr. Chiffon
would have layed violent hands
upon him. Thos Harvey then fol
lowed, paying n Golf quite a trib
ute, not saying anything particular
about the Republican party, but
eulogizing the American flag, and
protested great love and respect for
ia statement did not believe a
word Of
Uncle John Plymale has been
considered the next heaviest Demo
crat 10 President Cleveland, but as
the Huntington Commercial terms
them, "Claw Hammer Witcher's
Cavalry" had one man in il that
layed Uncle John in the shade so
bad he would not go near Mr.. Enor-
nous. His pautaloons from the
legs up, looked like a modern cast
iron wash kettle. We'll, do not
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MosSMAN-W ELLMAN-Atthe res
idence ofthe brides parents, Hun
tington, Wednesday at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, Mr.. ID. a. Mossman to Miss
Lula Wellman.
The editor of this paper acknowl-
edges the receipt of an invitation to
be present at the wedding and re-
grets that business prevented him
from attending. However, he wish
es the couple every happiness that
marriage brings, as they glide down
the toboggan of time.