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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-11
THE NEW RESERVOIR.
Superintendent Cumming. Doubts Whistler
Water can DO Lifted 10 It.

Water can DO Lifted 70 II,
The new high,pressure reservoir Is
about completed, and as soon rs a few
lengths Of pipe are put in the ground it
will be in shape TO receive water, The
new basin Is built at an elevation which
will give a pressure Of over o hundred
pounds on the ordinary levels in the
city, The question has been raised as
10 whether the old pipes will stand the
increased pressure, and whether the
pumping machinery at the power house
will force the water up othe new basin,
Concerning the pipes no definite esti-
mate OF their strength can be made, but
with the pumps 1t Is different,
Superintendent Cummings was seen
last night, and expressed adeclded opin'
ion that the pumps will not do the work.
He said; "The Gordon Maxwell pump
has broken down ulder eighty pounds
pressure, and 1t can not possibly stand
the increased pressure, which the high
altitude will place upon 1t, 1t was
originally guaranteed to pump 100000
gallons in twenty-iour hours, but It has
never thrown more than 100000 gal
Ions. The city should have had the
pumping capacity increased to 100000
gallons instead Of 100000 gallons when
thenew pump was put In,
NThe Worthington pump, in my
opinion, Is the only one the city has
which can lift the water to the new
basin, but It requires 80 much steam as
TO make II simply impraGticable,
'The old pumps have been thorough
ly repaired and overhapled so that II the
Gordon-Maxwell and Worthington
pumps give out the city need not he In,
convenienced; and blythe way, the old
pumps are tho only ones the city has
which are tt for the pumping Of Ohio
river water. They have the big trap
door valves, and sticks, stones and leayet
pass through readily, and do not clog
them up, while the narrow ports Of the
valves In the other pumps clog up when,
ever even the smallest piece OF DRIFT get
under them. -.
ave are having agreat deal ~oftroublt
now on account OF the seven-mile cur
rent Of the river at the power house, oc
casioned by the low water, This heavy
current makes IL Just that much more
difficult 10 draw the water to the pumps
Everything about the power house hal
been repaired and placed In first-clasI
condition. A new pump andthree new
plungers have been putin the Gordon
Maxwell machine, and fourteen feet o
mud and sediment taken from the we'll
Mr.. Cummings explained that TIT
work OF pipe laying had been interlerrel
with very much by the demands Of th'
machinery for repairs while the water Il
low, He seems to be very much Of tn,
oplnion that the new reservoir viii
necessitate the building oian entire neV
power plant, and tho purchase OF new
pumps and steam making apparatus,
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Mr.. John Friedcl has, as usual, one Of
the finest displays TO- be found In the
main building at the fair. His space ls
filled With beautiful and attractive china
and rare bfit.RbraC. He Hhowg many
lato novelties, and Ills booth
Is constantly a great center OF
an admiring thfong oil sightgeera. The
display he makes at the fair 10 but q
small sample d tho large and elegant
stock le has aE oil tIneg ID bic large
establishment OH Main stre6k
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SOME OF YnG VISITORS.
The Names of Some Of thoss who are ut the
Hntnln.

The Names OF Some Of thOse who are ut tho
Hotels.
The following West vlrglnians were
in the city last night: At tue Mcclure;
j. NJ. Davidson, Of olarksburg; Mrs. A,
/. Foreman and daughter and I. j,
Steers and daughter, Of Parkersburgi
W. G. Bennett, Of Weston; Col, ]. +,
Legge, Of Grafton; NJ. Brock, Of Nor
gantown. At the Windsor there are
United States Senator John =. Kenna,
and James Archer, OF Wellsburg,
AT the Howell; H. g. Fleming, j. 3,
Watson, Q. W. Fleming, and j. Il. Gar
ter, OF Fairmonti j. O. Quin and James
II. Allen, OF Keyser; Ut. Bartong and
wife, and Miss Lille Hixenbaugh, Of
Burton; ]. E. Hart, Frank Young,
Harry Richardson and j. g. MpEldoT'
ney, Of New M%aTtjnsylllet L, Morrow,
William pills, 3. II. Moreheat, +. Hol.
liday and Kenna Bailey, OF Parkers,
burg; r. NJ. Cunningham, OF Hancock
county; 7. B. McGarey and George
Brown, Of Weston; H. NJ. Bond, John
Ryan and MISC Morley, Of Charleston
~ 1T. We ~ CIIebi MdlteT
sedgwick, Lennie Towrey, II: Gala.
gheE, Of 81. Mary'st Eph. Wells, j. ].
Muhlepan, Of S~istersyille; +. w.
Hawks, Of Buzzard's Roosti NJ. j. Fee.
ley, Of Grafton +. Il, Slender, OF Proc.
tor j. H, Haines, Of Wadestown, and
Prof.. Robert Armstrong, Of the West
Liberty Normal School.
Attic Stamm: o. NJ. McKeehan, w.
P. Maxwell, j. W. Thorne, j., Fl. Willis
and G. T.. Willis Of ClarksbYrg; Thomas
Hough, proprietor Of the Hough house,
oi Falrmonti d. L, Hainer, Of Hunting:
ton l. A. Lemley, Of Mcore's Mills; K.
B. Warner, Of Statements Run; 3. D..
Of West Milford James W. Miles
and daughter, OF French Greek; j. B.
White, wife and children, Of Hundred,
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yesterday were Mr., Henry Mccullough,
Of Pittsburgh, starter Of the trots and
PAGES, Mr., Robert Anderson, starter Of
the runners, and Secretary o. w,
Hughes, Of the Fostorla track, The
tuners were Messrs. l, g. Dillon and
Charles II, Hancher; clerk ], v, Meldel;
marshals, Mr.. A. NJ. Hamilton and Hon,
j. !, Jacobs,
The first race was Q trot for toals Of
1887, half mile beats, best 2 in 8, for a
purse Of 500 added To the entrance fee,
Jim Riddle was a strong iayorite at the
start and won the race In two straight
heats in 1891 and 1851, Turk was sec
ond in each heat and Maiden Blush third,
Sensatio, Kentucky Bird and Ben Boy
divided up the rear places,
The second race was for horses owned
In this State that had never started toT
money, mile heats, best 2 In 8. The
prize offered was q fine set OF harness,
manufactured bySchwertferger& Co., oil
this city. Robert Bonner, q well known
local horse, was the faYorlte and won
easily In two staaight heats, in 2;45 and
2,4S. There were only two other start
eis, DR.. Harry was distanced in the tirsl
heat aud Joe Bristor went of his teel
in the second and was badly shpt out,
The event OF the day was the running
race, mile heats, best 2 in s, Etht
Harry, William McKinney's mare froI
Portsmouth, was q strong taVorite IN
the pools but 1t SO happened that 0rnie
one OF Mr.. Gracia's horses from New
Orleans was feeling in good triH
and the first heat was sCooped II
by him very handsomely, Their
was a ventable picnic over the secont
heat, At the beginning Of the seCon(
quarter Ornie was badly fOuled by Corr
L and Hardy and was not able to finisl
better than third, There was a grea
kick made, and after evidence enougl
to convict a saint had been heard, TIT
judges did the only really proper thin
that could be done-gaye the heat ant
race to ornie. This gave very genera
satisfaction. The time was l;l9! on eacl
heat,
Hereafter all horses not drawn be
fore o'clock OF the evening pEecedini
the race in which they are entered Il
20, on this track, will have to 60 no mat
ter what their condition. This Is one o
the rules of the National Trotting Asso
citation, under which this track is opel
ated, and hereafter 1t Is to be lived y
IN,
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m. tanMles toolholdofg Meet,

Thu annual meeting Of the stockheld;
em II the LaHelle Iron WORKS VIZ m nclu
SSstsrday d thU %Conpany's office. Thsre
Ne = Sond turnout o. the owners Of The
s,SCt And several matters Of policy ware
StScNaaad. The reports OF the officers
ShSwSd al matters 10 be Ia q very .Batls.
ssSyNSv condition. The following bo!td
~ Sjssclora was eleCledi w, u. Il. E'
y awI IiarTv L, Doly, oiSteubenyllei
John Wright, w. 7, Burt A. y, OiaFkei
JShn j Jacob and o. A. koblnson, oi
yvhSslinT. AileF the election a meellngg
" ihs Iioafd Of Directors was held, "
whiSh MesSfs, D. A. Nobinsoti anu Y y.
irwin wefO reelected president aud go,
tAfy,
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Blythe time the bicycle raoes were
oyer was aiter 2 o'clock and Che crowd
that had gathered was ready for tho
horse racing. MessFs. Jacob W. Grub,
II. T, Wilkinson and Glen Smith, WHO
had occupied. the. Judges stand dur.
Ing the bicycle racing, gave
way 10 The gentlemen who were 10
Judge the horses performances and the
animals were rung up, The judges
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Ladies'

in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. It acts promptly yet gently on
the bowels, kidneys, liver, and stomach,
and does not slCken or debilitate. For
sale In 30 cents and 81 % bottlea by
Logan Co., Anton p. Hess, r, B, Burt
and Q. Menkemeller,
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BBLLAIRs.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
llla GinHa CIty.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the GLASS City.
Dan Lucas, Of tho Third ward, hnS tho typhoid
fever.
Manager ". D. Jones has gOnOtO the dcttys'
burg reunion.
Miss Maggie Ault will leave soon for q trip to
Butte City, Montana.
Council aud tho School Board held their reg
ular meetings last night.
The w. nc. wills give a social al the Glass City
Hotel ThundAy evening.
Miss Blanche Russell, Of Cohen & Co.'S. store,
Is home FROM her vacation trip ntho East.
Wagner Henser, the log men oisteubenyille,
are hero shipping logsto New York for export.
The car with the colOr.blind inspectors Of
the Pennsylvania company Is expected here TO-
day.
Mrs. II, MarllDg, living near The. coal works,
evening,
There Is itIll being shipped from here good
shipments Of window glass BY all the different
factories,
Mr.. Wright Fred and family, Of Belmont have
moved hOiG. Mr.. Fred Will go into the butcher
lug business,
Several factories were or yesterday on account
OF the baAln being cleaned and the consequent
sca'CityO Of later.
ulleeT shannon Atcnet II Dctter' Ills nlnu
d wandering aud the doctor thluEs his time
hero Is ytty short.
Benjamin Garrett, Of dlcuooc, father OF the
Misses Garrett, OF this place, 4 very low again,
having suffered a relapse. Z
Coal ID being used here now by all the manu-.
featuring Establishments, the supply Of gas fuel
being entirely inadequate.
II Is an iHpgAslblllty for a person to get along
the streets Id the ylclhlty Of the Central school
building WHEN school Ii dismissed. The pave.
them.
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EVERYBODY GAM GUESS.
The Popular Plan Adopted by
George burst,
THE LEADING CONFECTIONER,
To Give Away a Splendid cake-It
Costs Nothing to Guess tho Num-
her Orleans in n jar and Try
for the Cake at the Fair,

All day yesterday at the Fair that
part OF the Main building where Mr.,
George L, burst has on exhibition the
handsomely ornamented cake which is
to be presented to the person making
the closest guess as to the nuns
Der Of beans in a jar, was crowded
with a great many eager guessers.
Mr., burst has u jar containing
about peck Of beans and each person.
who visits the fair is allowed to make
one guess as TO the number Of beans con-
tanned in 1t, These guesses with the
names Of the guessers are recorded, and
after the fair the beans will be counted,
and the person found TO have guessed
the number nearest to the correct
one will be glvan a splendid cake
worth $40, The cake Is on exhl.
bition along with the bean Jar, and
all day yesterday 1t had q thrcng OF
admirers. 0verfourteen hundred guesses
were recorded yesterday, and they
ranged IRON TWO lnoubAnu 10 ulty'HVe
hundred thousand. All who visit the
Fair should remember that the guessing
Is free, and that each person is allowed
only one guess, Mr., burst has no other
display at the Fair, but at his elegant
palace on Market street the finest display
Of candies, cakes and toothsome yiands
to be found anywhere can be e and
sampled at any time. Mr., bursts fame
as IN Ice cream maker and cake baker Is
we'll known throughout this State, and
those adjoining, and his parlors are the
finest to be found In any city the size Of
Wheeling in tho country.
In the bean guess, everybody Ia wei
come to enter and since 1t Is entirely
free, there is no doubt but that everyone
will avail himself OF the opportunity to
take a chance in the big cake.
All who care To guess may feel assured
that they will receive courteous treat
ment b 1.-THE clerk In charge Of the recort
books,
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LOYAL RRRYNLEs.
Matters of Minor MonsnslnAnd About The

NAN.kANNN Va AAANNA
City,
MATINEE AZ the Grand this afternoon.
"LAsr Daysof Pompeii'-Rt the Opera
Housethis evening,
"AcRoss the Continent last perform
ance at the Grand this evening.
Thus far in September there have been
Beventy-one cases in Police Court,
OFFICER sPRIDEL arrested Dave Bell, OF
the South Side, last evening for disorder,
FRED. DREvscHRL the boy who was
burned by yitiol At the Belmont mill q
short time since, Is doing very well ex'
cept that his ankle Is yerYsore,
A TWELVE year old son OF Charles
Hughes fell on North Main street yesteI'
day by slipping on q banana peel. his
left wrist and thumb were broken,
AL the hotels are already crowded to
Overlooking, Last night late corners con-
sidered themselves fortunate II able, to
secure a cot In a sample room or parloF'
WILLIAM MCDBRRY, the driver OF q
Union bridge team, had one OF his horses
TO step on hls foot yesterday, cutting y
so badly that he will be laid up several
days,
The tramp killed at Benwood Monday
was recognized by q BellaiFe man yester'
day as ]. w, Hearne, Of Bowling Green,
Ohio. This recognition Is borne out by
the letters ~, w, H. taItooed on his
arm.
The number Of glesses as to the mum
ber Of beans contained in'the jar which
MI. George l.. burst has at the fair, was
larger than expected yesterday. The
handsome cake holds the crowd from
other attractions,
THE Central Glass Company have pur
chased a fine st. Bernard with pedigref
from away back for their watchman. MI
: Frank Dorr. The dog came from r. ]
!. Sawyer, OF Muskegan, Mich. Is7 months
old and weighs ninety pounds,
Mr.. L. p. sIssoN, Of Point Mills, thl
county, sent a box Of raspberrles to thlI
office yesterday. The berries were wei
formed and were comparatively perfect
These raspberries were found out In
field, and the existence OF the bushe
was not known before.
MRs. TIMOTHY McBRIpE fell dow
stairs at her home in the Filth ward, 4
an early hour yesterday morning, ant
broke her shoulder blade, She had got
ten up To bring u glass Of water Tor
sick child and stumbled in the daFl
with the above result.
NEITHER part Of the Circuit Court wa
In session yesterday, the judges boil
having adjourned over In Difference I
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DRINK Ohio Valley Coffee.
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LOOK AT H CORK,
H
Pittsburgh Exposition.

We Wish TO call attention to that great enter.
prise, where one eau 'eo 80 much for 80 little
money. We advise our readers to tAEO AdvGn.
tugO Of tho cheap transportation, and sec tho
great exposition, and while visiting the sister
cities do not fail To look for number SO Federal
Street, Allegheny, where ono Of tho finest aud
most complete Liquor stotcS can DO seen In this
country. You will convince yourself at a glAnOe,
that when you give your patronage to such a
house you arc Aufe 10 10 we'll treated and get
value fol your money. The proprietor 81 aald
house cannot af6rd 10 hyp0LhOcate hR repuIa-
tlOn aud do otherwise. iiU continues 10 sell It
year old Pure Rye Whisky at q % pOr quart, or
six quarts for 800. Ills Silver Axe has no
equal, which hO sells Gtti 20 ref full quart All
Kinds Oi Wines from 800 upwards, aud no cEta
for packing or shipping to any place.
Send lot his price list and catalogue and obllgc.
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Jonx A. LA1H, the Jeweler, has secured
Prof II. Shelf, the 0ptlllan, for . few
DAYS 10 examine eyes and correct deieEle
Of vision. Prof, Shelf ID one Of the best
III the profession and II you need gla1sea
or your vision 10 any way defective you
Hh6uld call al Mr.. LAsh's JGwelfy Store,
corner Maln and Eleventh streets. EE'
animation for RlaAsea free.
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Ennmnnll 1ndlnn Id lle Falr.

The fair would mot be complete with,
out Capt, Henry Ssamon's big live
Indian, and he ID on deck this year Target
and more ferocious In appearance than
ever. He makes bis headquarters ID
Capt seamon's cigar and to'
batCo stand, 10 the right o. the
main entrance 10 the main building
where a full line Of bmokets' goods afe
on exhibition aud lot sale. Visitors 10
the fair should BY all means stop and
sec tie indian and lay In q supply oil
good cigars and TOBACCO.
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T~bree well known young
,,an have decided 10 adopt tho proles'
aIon Of law and have made their arrange
s,'or,a IN take courses OF study at lead.
ins InStItntions. They are Mcsgrs. Io.
anSh Tsndiap, Louis Delaplain, j., and
William s. Arnett. Nj; Handian lelt
for the Lexington (ya.l University last
N.oniHv and tile other two will leave
WI wsOE. MI. Delaplain is going 10
prLIiaSsIphla aud MI. Arnett % Char.
i%o,,s"Iliel Va. They will have the best
NIshea oi their many iriends,
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Chntles A, Lodors iIliarlty Company

This celebrated musical comedy will
be presented at the Grand Opera House
September ~, l3and IL by a first class
company OF voCaliSts, comedians and
dancers. The comedy has been rewrlt.
ten, the BongS, dances and eOcentriOlleS
are new, aud the company an entire new
one with exception OF Mi. Loder, Asst
now stands, "Hilarityh Is said to be the
funniest comedy out this UpaBon.
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weother %IndlCaiIons.

n. n .u.,,lu. OF Q ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
%. m..".''""'t''- WSathSf%Faif.
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1878 iSs8 Market Street

II % cannot SOC and need spOCtaeleS
ron sISuld call on sand have your Eyes
iSStsd without charge. We have the
1hSn any other OptlClan In the State,
and ~pnafantee satisfaction or money re.
tnnded. JACOB w. GRUBB,
JeWeler and optlClan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Inst received a complete aud artistiC
assortment Of Sultiugs, PantalOOnlngs
and OyercOaliiSs, which We warrant 10
make mn in l~lrstsGlass style, and ut rea'
sonable prices. Fit guaranteed:
Sneclaities-Just received, 90 dozen
more al The best so cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel shirts Of 90 cents
anI upwards. Full line Of our CCle.
"rA''u : O. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 1898 Market Street.
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ono FakIr Made 10 oloso Up.

An out.of.town fakir opened up a
very thin photograph gift game on Mar
ket street, atew doors below Fourteenth,
at 8 o'clock last evening, and at 0 had d
good crowd Of suckers playing against
the game. officer Shorts got onto the
scheme, and ordered It closed, The fel-
got his traps out in u hurry, and in
ten minutes the place was closed und
the proprietor out OF town.
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syrup Of Figs.

is nature,s own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, anlthe most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, INDICATION, piles, etc.
Manufactured only blythe California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 90 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. b. Burt and O. Men.
kemeller.
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ERpuFNIuh 10 U%OIutnbhsI OHIO,
On account Of the meeting OF the Soy.
ereign Grand Lodge l. 90. F., to be
held at Columbus, Ohio, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex.
cursion tickets To Columbus at rate Of
one Hrst.Class limited fare for the round
trip, Tickets will 10 sold September
18th to 10th, inclusive, and will be valid
for return passage until September 20;
inclusive.
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BARaAiNg In Hats, Gaps and Mems
Furnishing Goodslat B.. II. KAaLHY's
New Store, 1928 Main street.
MARviN's Eagle Butter Crackers bear
the stamp Of "0ld Abe,' aud Is the most
populaf food In the county,
ASK for Ohio Valley ooGee,


Ia q combination d thc active properties
OF dates, HgB and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Ia pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II lin.
mensely popular. II cures hAbituAl cpu.
gtlpgtion, Indigestion, hlliohgnegg, sick
headache, pllebi etG Sold In so cent
bottles BY o. II, qoetse, w, W, Irwin
\, Williams and John LAuRhlln.
Drug 90, and Goodwin 4 Co..
WholesAle aRentA
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nUE-N NILE DASH.
/. John lgrclA, New Orleans, ch. g., Dakota,
=. ca. King, b.. d. MCLAuRhlln,
3. John Ii. Thompson, business.
lrry Bros, Howard, o., 7. g., EdlnbufE.
nuNNINu-M MiLE liEAra 2Ina.

a. s6 sP$SlSIfiSi Siy rG SssiofIh. 6SIis b s. in St flo iSnS;
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Qlf Sntf!llQentft.
nmrelN Nor. ID nnl vi Fonrteenth stfeel.
Nav

wauted-A Gentleman for a Furnished Room
we MSts Sfi Re N RStG' Your Base Durner-JOept
Boil Stove Company,
FAFm Mhuhinury-HnEe& Bro.
West Virginia univCrSity.
inuisiana State Lottery Company,
The Pittsburgh ExposttOu-MAx Klein
FG TSIsnmnlIGm aEIii Of Local.
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TnE Wheeling Business College will
give q drill OF commercial aud shorthand
students at their booth At the Ralf
Ground commencing At II o'clock q. IN.
and 2 b, M, Como and see II,
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NeWmarkets and Jackets.
& Hermann,
1900 MAIN STREET,

reduced rates, Arrangements A'O already being
made 10 decorate, The citizens lto aroused:
they anticipate u big crowd and will do their
duty, Tho soliciting committees must keep
hustllng; citizens who have. not already con.
tFlbuted should glve something The city will
be greatly benellied by tho reunion.