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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-15
,,A.,lhiA ilnrnnli IN Ilnle nam

Az the meeting Of the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly Sunday
there Was some mysterious talk o.
another boycott than that on non'union
CoorotB' work, and though every Oaotl
was made To keep II secret, II has leaked
oft that the Offending party was the
Wheeling base hall Association, and
the oi1ense was getting printing from
the Buffalo Coliriet, a rat office. II 4
thought thls, like the beer boycott, will
be al lustedRmiCably,
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M.J.McFADDEN
1870 4 1895 MARKET STREET.
Gbr Sntflltofnffr.
0nlcol Nos. s5 and ~ Fourtoenth Street.


For Rent Dwelling House.
WRnted-To buy Show Case.
WAntGd-Two Girls.
wantCd-A Gentleman Of Business QuallaSa
stockholdcrs Meetlng-Moundsylllo CAM
uround Hotel Company.
JoWott's Water Coolefs-NeSblLt 4 BRO.
For SRle-ReSidonCe Of tho late Or. Mccoy.
Geo. J. MathiSoh-Rea Estate and Insurance
Agent.
StOCks For sAlO-1. Irwin, Agent.
Lard oil, 6C.-Camden Consolidated OIL Go.
Stove and Torch GMollnS-Camden ConSoli
0f irSinSs Life OF Washing demonstration & DGv
export.
WAnted-A Good BAfber-Fourth page.
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sideration that owing to large accu.
mutations Of garbage upon the premises
Of citizens, the city 10 in an unprece-
dented unsanitaly condition, and there
is great danger Of an epidemic following
the return OF the extreme hot weather,
| would respectfully ask that author
ity be given me to employ sufficient
number OF carts at s. per day TO remove
the present accumulations and preserve
proper cleanliness, until such time as
more perfect and permanent provisions
for the removal oil garbage may be COM
pleted by your honorable body, Re-
specially submitted,
GEoReE /. GARRISON,
Health Officer,
These communications were ordered
fled.
The following resolution, with q long
preamble, reciting the great dibsatislac-
ion now existing with regard 70 garbage
collection, was offered by Mr.. O'Kane
and adopted:
RtsoIred, That q committee OF FIVE,
two from the First and three from the
Second Branch, be appointed TO enquire
into the expediency Of creating q de-
partment to be called the Sanitary
Department Of the City OF Wheeling,
An ordinance was passed by the
Second making George E, Boyd, ex-
Judge OF the Circuit Court, substitute
Judge Of the Police Court at such times
as the Mayor may he absent from the
city or unable TO serve, at 2 pro rata
salary-Sl ,0O0-ior the time he serves,
Judge Boyd was nominated by Mr.. Eli
lngham, and Judge LETTERS by
MI, H!andiasS, while Mr., Bailey
named Chief Of Police Delbrugge.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Capns was
adopted instructlng the Committee on
Ordinances to frame an ordinance pro-
hibIting the electric cars from interfering
with the moving Of professions and
funerals.
The First Branch put in the first hour
1t was In session on the ordinance es-
tablishing the Police Court with the
Mayor as Judge, 4 few amendments
were made, In which the Second concur.
red, providing thatnoc court shall be held
on Sundays and that the Mayors salary
shall be paid to him monthly. There
was lively racket over the deposlng
Of Clerk Thompson and the substitution
Of W. II. Fee as CLERK, but Fee got there,
Both branches adjourned till FFiday
night when the loanOrdinance and other
important matters will be brought up,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., May l4,-Forwest
Virginia, fair, preceded by showers, in
the eastern portion cooler, In the nor
thern portion warmer, In the southern
portion northofly winds. .,
For Western Pennsylvania, liRht To-
cal showers, cooler fOitherly winds,
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IF you cannot see and need SpeCtacles
you should Gallo us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other OptlClan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUDB,
JeWeler and 0ptiCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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DOL.

sSSf MSy S3o b5 NSd sSS ya "a
X alA321; XXX al SSa9io: Michigan x 2Ja2Ohci
Territory, Texas and Other unwRshed w6olS
quiet; pulled wOOls SOa9SC for BuperGnO and 95a
&c for bxtfai carpet wool quiet and unchanged
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In delicate health and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
bilIousness or piles, should Try the pleas;
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. SOLD
In 10 cent bottles by y. r. Goethe, w.
w. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole
sale agents.
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Pltt,burrh and Return.

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh at low rates, to the
Musical Festival, on May q, %, %, "a
and 25, good for return passage until the
9Th inclusive,
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seyere seaIp pI.onse cured.

A few weeks ago my wife suffered ven rnufh
from cutAneOuy disease Oi the scalp, and n,
peiyed no relief from the r4FiSus remedies M
used until she tried Cutlcum, The dl,ea,c
promptly yielded TO this treatment, and IN a
short while she was entirely we'll Then M,
been no return Of the disease, aud Cutirpn
ranks No. In our estimation for diLcases Of nv
akin, REV, j, PRESLEY BARRETT, D.D,,
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For 81 30 you can got one dozen satin.
finish Cabinet Photos and one Sxl0 In
fne gilt frame, at Plummet's, 1893 Main
street, Wheeling.
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The steamer Courier can DO chartered
for excursions Of one day, Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday or Sunday, Special
rates given Sunday Schools, Enquire on
board or 70 Capt John OtoCkard, a.
Whaffboht,
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pn Henle1i. popular Ilamedr

Has The largest sale, and has relieved
and cured more persons afflicted with
nervous troubles than any one known
remedy, Sold by all druggists. 10
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NOT A PIHPLE on HIH NOW,

Bad with Eczema. Hair all gons
Scalp covered with eruption
Thought his hair would neyS,
grow, Cured by cutlcura Rene.
dies. Hair splendid and not pIm.
pie on him,
cannot say enough In praise OF the Cullcp,.
Remedies. Ny boy, when one year Of are. NJ.
20 bad with eczema that he LOST all Oi hls mn,
His Acalp was covered VIII, eFuptiOnS, which lSe
doctors SRld was sclll head, Hld that hls hsJ,
would never grow again, DespAirng Of cnsa
from physicians, began the use Of the CutisS,s
remedies, and, am happy 10 say, with the nv,
perfect success, His hilf Is now splendid srt
there Is not pimpl0 on him. lTecommpndiIs
CutlcuFA Remedies to mothers as the nct
speedy, economical, and sure cure for all Nh
diseases Of infants aud children, aud itr tb1i
every mother who has an afflicted child Mil
thank mo Tor 80 doing,
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CUTlCURA REMEDIEs

Are q positive cure for every form OF skin. sctlu
and blood disease, with loss Of hair, from Mn.
pies 70 scrotulA, except possibly iChthyOsi,.
Sold everywhere, Price, CutlCun, SOC sOap
25c,i ResolYent, 81, Prepared by the PORN
DRUu AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
EsTsena for "How 70 Cure Skin Diseases" u
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IT makes more aud better bread than
any brand on the market. PlllSbury's
Best.
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Alnn,. N Inc Load.

Planners satln.hnlsh Cabinet Photol
only 81 per dozen. 1888 Main street
Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-15

PlttsnuRY'S MlL1s turn out ten thou.
sand barrels per day, which alone Is q
guarantee OF quality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-15

80 rER CENT saved In gents suits from
Wanamaker 4 Brown. Also bugpies
and carpets, at j. W. FOrtel'S, 9lOl Main
street.,
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WTANTED-COAT, VEST AM
w Pant Makers, Apply to JULIUS A
ROEIiM, Oakland, Nd. myi8
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MH5' NJ q WUUUoUhl NOTWAN "
A Fever Sore Eight Years Cured.

ImuSt extend 10 you tho thanks Of one Of nv
customers, who has been cured by using No tS
ticum Remedies, Of Rn old sore, caused Gy :,
long spell Of sickness OF fever eight ycan Grp
He WRl 30 bad he was fearful he would have "a
have his leg AmpuMled, but Is happy to say NJ
Il now entirely Well-souud as dollar. III ~
quests me 10 use his name, which Is ii. II
CaS0n, merchant OF this place.
JOHN v, MINOR, Druggist.
Galnih0r1 Tenn.
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ALL dealers would rather sell you
other brands-iora little more profit, but
don't take only Plllsbury's Best. .o (
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in PiliSbaFJ's Hest ~ :
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The Pennsylvania Lines will sell OK.
cursion tickets, at low round trip rates,
10 Pittsburgh on May 2lst, 22d, 2Sd, Path
and 25th, for the May Musical Festival,
good ior return passage until May 9th:
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Q. HESS 9 hUNbI
1891 q 1898 Market Street.
rhermome.er Record.

The Thermometer at sChnopfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as iollowB:
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JAcoBs 4 1sHxBERa closing out retail
stock. Now your time to buy bafEalnI.
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Tnr Colvig Millinery Stores, 1854 and
1000 Main st., open every evening Ill 0.
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To RvR with, In Rheumatism-the
Genuine Browns Ginger. Fred. Brown,
Philadelphia, 1922,
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ALI grocon keep rili'butyS BtSt
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COMMITTEE RkFOhIbI BIZ.
The Committee on Fire Department
presented bills aggregating $l47 9S; Ac'
counts, SOL 65; Real Eestate, $l2 %;
Cemeteries, $40 Is. All OF these bills
were ordered paid by both branches.
The Committee on Accounts reported
having examined the books Of the City
Clerk and Receiver; theyfound them 10
DO correct, with the following balances:
General fuuIl, to balRlcc ,s0l q
Ton cent levy fund, 70 balance. s9,Sl6 %
Appropriation fund, 10 bAlanCe...""....S 2 20
This committee stated In It's report
that II did not longer propose TO audit
accounts without pay, and asked the
compensation provided In an almost
forgotten ordinance, Of 50 per member
for each meeting. Both branches al.
lowed this. '
This committee also recommended
that the offer OF the Knights OF ST..
George OF 49, 900 for the two.Btory brick
building on the old Court House lot
and thirty front feet Of ground running
back tho full length Of the lot, be accept.
cd. The offer was refused by an almost
unanimous vote,
Three or four saloon licenses were
granted, There was protest from about
1850 citizens, mostly workmen at the Top
mill, against the granting OF license
north Of Second street. This was direct.
cd against John G, Kline, who wants 10
move into q new place near the Ravine.
The petition was filed and Kline got bis
license.
The Committee on Health recommend.
cd that certain fines be refunded and
certain prosecutions withdrawn, that
the contract for collecting garbage In the
Fourth district DO awarded 10 John
Manion NJ his bid Of 1876 and that the
Finance Committee be instructed 10
provide 1000 for the erection Of q new
garbage crematory on the South Slide.
All these recommendation were
adopted.
An ordinance was adopted BY both
branches providing that on the third
conviction Of a cabbage collector for q
violation Of the ordinances the fact shall
be reported 70 Council, which shall 70.
yoke the contract and atnul his license,
SANITARY MATHIS.
The communication from Dr. Garrison
recommending that the Board Of Public
Works DO empowered 70 take charge Of
the collection Of garbage, which was
laid before Council at ltg last meeting,
was read, and also the following sugge6.
tion from Dr. Garrison, which he had
prepared for last flights tpeetlngi
7ohs Honorable kotpf and C0uAeii
GEN4LEuRNi = Your Health Officer
would respectfully present for your con.
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OATH OF THE MORMON
Terrible Vows Registered in the
Endowment House.
DEATH FOLLOWS DisossDlEncE
swsrn 60 AvenEe the Blood Of Prophet
Joseph smIth-rolygany the cornsr-
stone OF the Path.

ssLg LAKx. Utah. Nov. i4-Tn the pre-
parati0n for the canning municipal election
many applications FOR naturalization have
been made here Recently, objection hav-
ing been made % she admission Of persons
accepting faith In polygnmy and adhering
10 other Mormon tenegs. today was set
By the court 60 hear she question. Attor-
ney for the liberals. asserted that no
Mormon who had taken the oath ia the
endowment house could be good citizen.
nature Of these Oaths.
John Bond sw0re that he went through
the endowment hoase in 1858 and was re-
qui-ed 70 take an obligation which COIN
pelied him 10 obey every doctrine OF the
church. especially in opposition to the
United States. under penalty Of MS life
He WAS also required 70 take an oath TO
avenee the blood of Joseph Smith on this
nasion. and teach this 10 his children and
ehIldren's children to the latest generation.
Martin b. Wardeil took similar cath
about the same TIME. lie said he was told
that If he revealed any secrets his throat
w0aId be cut and his bowels would be torn
out.
He saE The death penalty enforced on
man named Green number OF years ag0,
and when some OF the members Of the
baAd mHrmured John w. Young said If
they did not shut up they would be served
the same way.
Andrew Gahoon swore to the same obli-
cations, and said that when he took the
oath his highest allegiance was to the Nor
mon church. Polygamy was command
OF God and ell must indorse it or be
damned. The general teaching of the
church Is hostility to the laws Of the land.
Cahoon had heard the leaders of the
church party talk for the overthrow
the United States government. Ii was
common far MILFORD Woodruff, the present
head OF the church. to do this.
All the witnesses spoke of murders they
had either seen or heard Of
The hearing will be continued tomorrow.
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TEAcurHs. rxAMINATIos.
Thfrty-nve Applicants for CertiEeata
Some Of the Questions.

Thirty-nve Applicants for Certificates
Some Of the Questions.
The regular quarterly examination OF
school teachers of King county was closed
last evening. Thisty-EEe applicants, OF
which ten were young men, presented
themselves in the superior courtroom as
candidates for the honor of teaching the
youthful mind of King county 90 grow in
the proper direction.
A large number Of the applicants came
srom the EasterR states. while tne young
prospective school mistress haiis from
China. although she is Of Amerie an parent
age.
County Superintendent Pusey conducted
the examination, assisted by Professors J.
VI. Tayior and o. r. Jones. The appai-
eAnts were examined in spelling arith-
rnetic. grammar, United States history,
theory and practice OF teaching physiology,
reading. school law and geography. The
result vii be announced either Saturday or
Monday.
The general questions asked each appli-
cant before they commenced the regular ex-
animation and which are required 70
be written cat, areas follows:
Name in iuIl III q lady, whether Miss or
Mrs.l age. nativity. residence.
In what schools sducatedG How long
did voc ATTEND school,
What esrtiaeate 90 yea hold. including
yra4se and date OF issuance
What references can you glve Ia respect
70 teaching, moral character. eseF
In what places. and Ehas KIND Of schools
have yoa taught hos long sn each. and
how many months or years n 81
TO give an idea u what i required al
these examinations, few qHesgioas OF
some 81 khe different branches are sub
soafsed
sold lss4 pounds Of butter a. 1sss cents
uex po1saa. and with the m0asy Bought
cassoo 81 - cents per yard fina the narn-
ses az yards sEsa sire analysis. e errSsias.l
Time. : month ard days. rate 10 per
cent. principal siskass find aniaant 90
e-e4isst
Haw nany barrels q Of ennld he piacSd
IN = eonScAa vAs whoss altitude i ssat and
tie radius 0f the base Is * feet Us
ereaissi
4 n0se q sIs0Ez was given January Is.
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DxArn OF a DnuNKAnD.
Fhf{i6u1nrs ~ fha Eeeant saicias u
Htse1fSss. Masses GauatYs

fntfI6u1ars 81 fhs fseeant ssicias ~
Hfe1f<ss. aIaseu Gaaaty.
EifefYpx. Nov. ID bile the piIe-slriver
fysW we're fesnrnlng from dinner on Sakur-
daF last 10 fhear Hork III tise end Of the
t4tkop eotnp4nFss short frestie. they dis
to9exsd tn body 81 man tn the shoaI
xtasss Ahauf ntxty feet from the tsnstsH.
The oIjeat bad attracted attention on GO
i1sK 10 <Ilnnnf. bat il wAs supposed 70 be
z14tzax naraaent. George Huntiey En-
15uI1ess tiIe Huafer and fnding II TO be q
hosig. vent nlld anklliet Coroner Chapman,
fs9h0 had the BODY taken 10 the MHsoa's
[Iznssssae and r1Deeedet. 10 impaEei Try
~ hold IN Inquest The testimony Of the
Etnezz1s ihrNw no light upon The cause Of
taa sp5slde, although ii was evidently la
tefsSSssiai 5e1fsc Hunlley aud Lon Ed
warts Testified ~ % tie finding Of the
body. Df. ssrfxeF, that the fnan must
have been temporarily insane. from 3 I'll.
ssAas Of The lung Charles Pole, Carl lick.
Ief, as 10 deceased having worked for the
Hnsen County Teasrhl Railroad Company
rns dag Witla their grading Grew, thas the
name be ra7S was john Ih0mpS and
that ila aetions would Indicate Insanity.
X{n1ff Nichols was called from Kamilche
and testified 10 identifying the man rs
5oi4u Thoiaps0n. having known him about
tHo n.pnkls. He fecsnsiy went 50 Monte
sHnu. got 0n drank and returned about a
wt6k ego. aeokIng Is i lie had had an at
tick uf the asleFium tFemens.
Il MAS ioaaned shat the suicide came
down from the asanp Saturday morning.
1faN pay for his day work. and bad bis
nil beard shKSaa oft ct the barber shop.
H1ers 10 acted strangely and was very
neftpns a. khen9 recovering from "A ~.
fa1k 81 The tfeinens lie borrowed pencil
fs.ss pieca % paper oG Joseph Deere II about
Dish Nas found en- his person. together
<<rEsasf ssfke small change. Tho body was
..fst ssxs sisaFtsy sitter e o'clock. 50 he was
Moi ii slse ssafeF ever al hour. Following
~ ne anasna IF The jhrys
We kha 3nFs summoned 70 hold an inquest
4xz<f ihn h8ss 81 man found ia the haY. III
4 1ak Mason comfy Washington. after hear
13sf I'll - &yl4enee. aud hsn % DO q man BY tho
Eza4nte Is 3ohn Z hesa pspn, and that he cams 70
&5zz kzeatn ~ isvNisne. with sstefit % saiciie.
i The body WIS buried In the new grave
BARD near shelton, eoilin having arrived
ksasn Olympia for the purpose Sunday a.
41fnaan. II Il reported that the suicide is
4 member of the order OF United Workmen
II Olympia. who win haze the remains
taken % thnt place.
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1857. 81 10 per cent December II. lSS7,
500 was paid: February 3 Isss. Sl1 va
paid What was due January 2 1850. ti2
credits
Correct the errors &c the following Two
large long Asaericsn crooked rivers havs
thsir source near together and empty into
the oceans that washes Its opposits shores
Analyze the following: The ships crew
was 81 leisure while she lay At the wharf.
Write sentences illustrating all the pos
sessive case forms Of nouns and prononns.
Define: tal Pzrticiple. tbl inRnitive, (cl
active voice. Cd transitive verb. Eel compile
ment, and give examples in sentences.
Write sentences using the plurais Of the
following nouns: Money. party, compass.
crisis and sister-in-law.
Name the departments Of the presidents
cabinet State who has charge Of each de-
partmenS.
Give an account Of Arnold's treason.
What territories did congress provide to
admit in 1887
In the enabling act passed for said ad-
mission what disposition was allowed to be
made Of school lands aud under what re-
strictions7
What territory has the United States ac-
quired by parchase2 by annexatieng by
conquest?
What great catastrophe occurred in Penn
sylvania in 1889? State four of the most
important facts concerning it.
Explain the Monroe doctrine What was
the great issue IN the last presidential
campaignf
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Ia coxxER NEWS.
Eunasng and Read Impsovemenfs-A
Pualic Hall.

Euxldsng and Read Gmps0vemenfs--A
Pnsitc Hall.
Il coxxxT. xzs IS The extension OF Sonth
Frnnt street aefoss the data 70 fhe Pleasant Ridge
Cosapaayss kAwynsi3 wes esmpleted lass nlght, A
xabstAnftal rxii on each s4de maASeS i SAFE
drfse sna pteasant p4umeuale-
Ine new printing snice On Morris street y
cempessd and viii be eccupsed b. the Nail IN
week oE two.
ferrs Poison & Bros. new implement house on
Sofsh first sssesG viii soon &c tDn pletsd. Il
viii be aae OF the iefgess fraE1e bussdiags in
town.
me naw x1sst sail Is enclosed, bps TIE ma
elssnegy tsns sos yes arrived II IL eaek three
blocks from she wster front.
Arrangements have been made for new en-
risa and pump Cor The IA Conner water works
The e0anty road fr0n "a EnflnaE to Enliltan
slouxh bridge and the one from there % Flsas-
suf ridge, have been uisCadsnized By special
f4xen, afd there Il ROW some talk Of lesylng
special tAx 10 maeaaanisxo ffe rsad leading
from TIE bridge acruss The Oats 90 Bsy siew, 3
aisfAses 81 Sin OF eight niles
me nsw hotel n Deception waa dedicated last
wssk hs big gauee. L T. not yet quite COM
plesed. Ascent forty couple were present
Tbs Ia cvnHer schools were OBLIGED % close
Monday aad Tuesday on accoant 81 scarcity Of
fneL ThW seems remarkable IN country
where coal aud wood sgs SO Blenlifai Snite q
nambar 81 eehoszns from ofter portions q the
epungy Age attending apse since the school was
graded
Arrangements hsye been rasde hy the Fra
tegeaf Hall Association Is buifa fine twO-stosy
hail Oh The corner Of Benton ana Third streets.
public hall IS needed here badly, ar aone Of
tka halls are suitable for public gatherings.
OatIand LODGE L @ @, r., has been having y
revival II is understood that quite a number
Of neH neubeFs have Joined. This Is the lodge
tlims Objected - strongly % the endorsement of
tHe psahihlsicn candidate for delegate % con-
gfsss sast year Although the lodge feyefs pro-
hlhition. II is decidedly opposed - partisan
action III any kind
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SAcRAMESro, Nov. 14.--At the morning
session of the National Grange it was de-
ciaed 10 adjourn the session next Wednes-
day night 4 telegram was received from
the Farmers National Congress, now in
session at Montgomery. Ala, extending
congratulations. Ia the afternoon tile
California Grange gave reception to the
National Grange. An address OF welcome
was delivered by Master Davis. OF the State
Grange. and was responded to by Morti-
mer Whitehead, lecturer Of the National
Grange. In the absence Of Governor
Waterman. his private secretary welcomed
the guests 10 California in lengthy speech.
Governor Luce. of Michigan. J. C. Draper.
oversesr of the National Grange and Secre-
tary Of state Hendricks also delivered adj
dresses