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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-07
Ut On TWO CHARGES,
A Young Man Gets Into Trouble by Assnu
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a Young Man Gets Into Trouble by Assault.
Ing IN Onlcer.
Four young men were locked up at an
early hour yesterday morning for fight
ing in q saloon. 1t was said that three
OF them had beaten the fourth one. He
certainly badly used up, but the
evidence was that he was the aggresaor,
and he was fined and the others dis
missed.
After the arrests a young man about
town went to headquarters drunk, and
wanted to bail the three out. He re.
fused to put up cash, as required, and
behaved 60 Extensively that Lieutenant
Frohme locked him up. lie assaulted
the officer and resisted, but was finally
gotten behind the bars. In court his
case was postponed to enable him to Sc.
cure q lawyer. After wards he again be-
haved 60 that he was once more locked
up, but released after several hours
confinement. His hearing on two
charges-disorderly conduct and resist.
ing an oficer-will take place in the po-
lice court this morning.
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A workman for the Terminal Railway
Company was walking. on the tres,le
leading from the Mt. Wood tunnel to
the Peninsula, when Q train OF cars came
out OF the tunnel. In his alarm, the
man leaped TO the ground, twenty feet
below, and was badly cut on the knees,
hands and face.
Anumber OF boys were playing ball on
Twenty.frst street, when Oharlea Flynn
was struck in the face by a swiftly
thrown ball and his nose broken.
]. Stratton, n Baltimore 4 Ohio brake.
man, fell from a box car at Washington,
Pa, and three cara ran over his left foot,
cutting of three Of his Toes. His foot
was properly dressed and he was
brought to his homo on Main street,
South Side, this city.
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Charles Sauee's Funeral.

The funeral Of Charles Vance, the
Bellaire glass worker who died at tine
Wheeling Hospital Tuesday evening,
took place yesterday afternoon a. 4
o'clock, from the Hospital. The Bell.
aire Glass Workers Union came up with
Nelson's brass band, the band playing rs
the delegation rode up Market street on
the electric cars. The funeral was q long
one. Vance was very popular among
his fellow workmen, and we'll thought
Of by all who knew him. There are sew.
eral conflicting stories afloat as to the
cause OF the accident which resulted in
his itlncs1, but the most direct one is
that q tow.bost stfrck and. capsized his
skiff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-07
LOCAL BREvtTiEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
tho City.

Matters OF Minor omsh In and About
tho City.
BuTuuKRs' picnic and barbecue on the
State Fair Grounds to-day.
CAur MEETING begins next Monday at
Burr's Mile, and only lasts six days.
GRAPES made their appearance in this
market yesterday. They are very nice
and very high.
ALARoE number OF Bellaire butchers
will attend the barbecue OH Wheeling
fsiand.-7i1bmR.
JOSEPH SEYpoLD desires TO say that he
will no. be a candidate for School Com.
missioner or any other Office.
SEVERAL now houses OF pretty design
have gone up In tho past week In the
Brooklyn addition to Denwood.
:Tnr Beethoven Singing Society has
elected William Muegge as President
and Andreas Schramm as Vice Presi.
dent.
AT 0 o'clock this morning the annual
examination OF applicants for positions
as teachers In tho Wheeling schools will
open In the Board Of Educa.ion's rooms,
in the Public Library building.
Mis-. BoGEEr yesterday swore out a
warrant In the police court for Henry
saubrick, on n chatgeof throwing stones
and calling her indecent names. The
case will be up In the police court this
morning.
MARY WRlonr and an Italian named
Louis Hucat were arrested by officers
Douley and Cruise last night for being
Oh the streets for immoral purposes.
Mike Henry and Eek. Rogers, plain
druaks. we've arrested by Officer Herbert.
AT a meeting Of the Pioneer society
held Inst night, 1t was decided to send
delegates to q meeting Of the varioua
German societies OF the city to be held
at Arion Hall August q, to make ar.
rangements for the celebration Of Ger
man day, October @.
PAIGE, CAREY & Co. have begun Il
raise tho old stone out OF tho creek bee
at the site OF the new bridge. The Ie
moyal OF this obstruction from thu
channel will let n macs Of putrescenI
matter which has long made tho mir fou
in the vicinity, wash away.
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seiliDg County Rights In Duplicate

A man has been here for a day or two
representing himself to be tho agent OF
the Electric" pump, authorized to sell
county rights. A man who bought the
right for Ohio county found a little later
that another man had also bought it,
and on inquiry it was found that several
other parties had also been victimized.
A description Of the "agent' was given
the police, and officers started out to
look isr him, but up TO q late hour BIO
was still at large. His name could not be
learned.
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A SENSATIONAL AFFAIR
Over Mt Martin. Ferry-An Actors VIII
Starts to Eiope-A Fight,

Over ut Martin. Ferry-An Actors wife
Starts to Elope-A Fight.
A case Of apparent elopement occurred
in Martins Ferry late Tuesday night.
The clippers were Homer Morris and
Mra. Lester franklin. franklin fol-.
lowed and overlook them OF tho ferry
landing, where franklin and Morris
came to blows. The men were arrested,
Mrs. franklin escaping. franklin and
bis vile are theatrical people, and have
been summering at the Hotel May.
wood. Tuesday night Morris and Mrs.
Franklin left the hotel and started for
Wheeling.
franklin, who was about 10 retire, was
informed Of this by one ofthe boarderp,
who knew he had been keeping an eye
on Morris for some time, and franklin
started In pursuit. He hurried to
the landing md overlook his wife aud
Morris as they were about to cross in a
skill. Hero Tho men came 10 blows and
clinched. franklin cut Moiris's neck
and bit one Of his fingers very badly.
The cries Of Mrs. franklin brought
Officer David Gosuey to tho scene.
Gosney. first seized franklin, who mp.
peared to be furious, and deputized a
locker on, who placed Morris under
arrest. Mrs. franklin crossed the river
and came to Wheeling alone.
Morris and Franklin were locked up
over night. 1t was reported that Frank.
lin had cut Morris's throat with q razor,
inhicting a dangerous wound, but this Ia
untrue. Other sensational rumors were
atloat. The charge on which they we're
arrested was disorderly conduct. Each
was given a hearing about IL o'clock
yesterday morning, before Mayor Theo.
Keller. franklin plead not guilty and
was discharged. He produced IN enyel.
ope torn in seven pieces, OH which was
written a note, Indicating intimacy be-
tween Morris and Mrs. franklin. Frank.
lin quietly told the Mayor considerable
about the two, and had previously
charged Morris with criminal conduct.
Morris was fined s. and costs, which be
paid.
Morris claims thathe had been in the
room with Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin when
they began quarreling. He excused
himself. Later, Mrs. franklin came
down stairs and asked Morris TO
escort her 10 the ferry landing, telling
him she was going to Wheeling.
franklin ia an intelligent man Of
thirty.two years and very popular. He
ia not only an actor, but first class
scenic artist. He has been printing
some fine scenery for the Wheeling and
Martins Ferry Opera Houses, and is
organizing a theatrical company in
which there will DO several Wheeling
and Martins Ferry people. franklin,
his wife, Morris and several others have
been playing "Ten Nights in a Bar.
room" in the neighboring towns for the
past few weeks. In this Morris took two
parts.
Mrs. franklin ia somewhat above The
average height, with durk hair and eyes,
and is passably good looking. She is a
clever actress.
Morris is a striker at the Laughlin
mill. He is an amateur actor, and has
travelled with a number OF theatrical
companies and circuses. He is about
twenty.eight years old, .Gue looking, and
belongs to u OF the bes! families in
Martins Ferry. He has always borne
an excellent reputation.
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mary and advanced reading" Mr..
William Helms opened the discussion OF
the question, and illustrated his remarks
by means Of an elocution chart. The
speaker showed himself to be familiar
with the principles Of reading and elocu.
ton. v7
Prof. Ezekiel Bonar came In In the
afternoon for the frat time and took
part In the proceedings OF the Institute.
He was detained at home By reason OF
pressing family duties.
The night sessions arc very interest.
Ing and are attended by many citizens
Of the city. The meeting this evening
will be particularly attractive as well ns
instructive. Tho proceedings OF tonight
and last night will be published to.mor'
row.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-07
BELLAlRP.
AL soris Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

AL SORTS OF Local News anu Gossip from
the Glass City.
The ,Bellalre market was flooded with corn
yesterday.
yesterday.
Louis Holland Miss Mary schamm were quiet.
~ married on Tuesday.
The Glyens circus horses were shipped on The
Allen yesterday for Cattletuburg, Ky.
Col. J. +. Charlcswor.h was In the clty ycs,er.
gay looking up his chances for Congress Ia this
a BIZ tract Of oak timber has been purchased
mar Glencoe, the most Of which viii To shipped
TO buffalo when sawed.
The Terry boat lest one Of her ruddcrs yc,tcr.
Jay but kept right on running with the one
lei. she was repaired lnt night.
Nesir Abe stahl and Simon Iehr closed n
lease this week with T.. G. Morris, proprietor oil
ths Globe hDicl, Tor u term OF years, Win The
privilege OF bar.
a d. 4 o. and n c., La ". tmin came 10.
gether Ia their !atss hero yesterday, and IL took
were mashed up.
A well TO do man OF Mead township, IN n a, o.
uesponhency, yesterday undertook to drown
hlnsell here, but was rescued by friends, nnu
now thinks better Of lie.
a blind lady with 4 babe In her arms, the hus
baud accompanying, also nearly blind, a BLIND
broom mau and u bllud bcggaf with Il placatt
gu MS breast, were unusual sights here yetler
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Tho CIrcus.

Owing 10 tho phenomenal success the
Great European Circus and Wild Yves.
has achieved during tho past three days
Mt the west end Of the Suspension
bridge, the proprietor, Mr.. S. F. Owens,
has cancelled his up river dates and will
continue TO exhibit here the remainder
Of tho week, giving two performances
daily, at 2 and S o'clock p. NJ. We can
unbesitatingly commend the show as
being tho best playing for the small
price Of admission charSed-ten cents
that has eve visited the city. Wheeling
appreciates n good thing, and the large
audiences OF the last three days have
caused the genial Given1 to wear a
brood and never changing smilU.n
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HORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN.
A Thief Gets Away with D. II. Drooks's
Ric-It Nlny he Found.

. Thief Gets Away with D.. II. DrookSs
Right oIay be Found.
Night before las. athiei or thieves en-.
tered the stable Of tho Wheeling Min.
ing and Manufacturing company, in the
Eighth ward, and stole D. r. Brooks'a
driving horac and buggy. From infor'
nation received by the police after they
were notified OF the theft, they con.
cluded TINT the rig had been driven ou.
toward Washington, Pa, aud Chief Del.
brugge telegraphed to all the towns in
that direction. Last evening he re.
ceivel a telegram from the Marshal Of
Washington, saying that n horse and
buggy answering the description had
been found there, but. II was a bay
while Mr.. Brooks's was a brown. 1t "a
not yet definitely known whether the
horse was the same stolen here, but
there Is n lingering suspicion that 1t Is,
Mr., Brooks went out,
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Mrs. E. L. Henrie, Of Johnstown, Pa,
says: "Last June, after the great flood,
I received a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhpl Remedy
from my pastor, at a time when I was
very much run down with diarrhGa,
and had tried two doctors without find
ing any relief, This remedy relieved
at once, and cured me entirely in a
short time. got several bottles end
gave 1t around among my ac%quain,ances
who were afflicted In the same way. l
think l gave 1t to o dozen people, and it
relieved and cured, 80 far as | know, in
all cases. It is the best medicine for the
disease have ever known"
For sale by W. W. Irwin, Charles R,
Goethe, John klari, @. Schnepf and W.
E. Williams. paw
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Tho Axiom son,n,ern,cb,.,..,

The Arion SociOty's Sommernachtsieut
was given last evening at Wheeling Park.
At . o'clock the Opera House band
marched from the Opera House Office to
the Elm Grove station and took the mo.
tor. All afternoon good crowds went
out, and by evening u large and very
concenial assemblage was in the Park.
The band gave q concert on the Mound.
and another section furnished music for
dancing. Last night there WIS q display
Of pyrotechnics, managed by DR.. Book.
ing. The Park was tastefully decorated
and illuminated, and all had q royal
good time in the delightful, spring-like
air.
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ROBBED A SICK MAN.
An italian Inns $50 stolen from Iii,
PnntRluons Pocket.

An italian Inns $50 Stolen from his
PnntRloons Pocket.
Yesterday On Italian employed on the
Terminal railway, and who lives in a
shanty out lei tho Chapline hill tun.
mel, had s3l8-all he had In the world
but S6-atoleu from him. The man
has been sick. yesterday no lay
down on his cot, throwing his clothes
of, and shortly went into another room,
leaving his clothing. Some time after
be returned, he had occasion to feeiin bis
p%antaloons pocket. and found a roll Of
bills containing $50 gone. Six dollars
in silver was left. The police were
notified, but no clue 10 the thief could
be furnished. Three room.mates OF the
man knew he had the money, but he
thinks they would not steal 1t,
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GENERAL MANAGER CHOSEN.
i Practical Railroad Man Takes Charge

j Practical Railroad Mnn Takes Charge
Of tho Terminal System.
AT u Board meeting OF the Wheeling
Bridge & Terminal Railway Company,
held yesterday, Charles a. Ball, Brook
Ign, N. Y. was appointed General Man
ager. Mr.. Ball is a practical mechanic
and mechanical engineer, with thirty
years active experience through all the
grades. He was Manager OF Motive
Power Of the Brooklyn& Union Elevated
railroad and General Superintendent OF
the Georgetown & Western railroad.
Mr.. Ball has entered upon his duties,
will make his residence here, and his
family is expected soon,
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Morris is a striker OF the Laughlin
mill. He is an amateur actor, aud has
travelled with a number Of theatrical
companies and circuses. He is about
t~wenty.eight years old, .Gue looking, and
belongs to n Of the best families in
Martins Ferry. Flo has always borne
an excellent reputation.
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AT Clerk Hooks Otilce.

The last will OF Edward Ray was yes.
terday admitted 10 probate and ordered
to BIO recorded. William NJ. Dunlap
qualified as executor; bond 5000, with
William Erskine and William P. Hub
bard as sureties. Il
Louis A. Rolf qualified us Notary Pub
lie in and for Ohio county; bond $3.50,
with L. +. Stifel as surety.
-Four deeds Of trust were admitted 10
record.
The plat Of James Carney's addition
to the Filth ward was entered for record
BY tho heirs.
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stone q rhomas-MatchIoss Bargains.
stone & T~homas-MatchIoss Bargains.
MATCHLESS BARGAINS
THIS MONTH !!

we on,r our customcrsa md tho people OF Wheeling the most remarkable
BARGAINS over offered. IarsD purchases fOr Fall has forced us odisr0se
0f0ur stock Immediately, As We must hnvc room. Pcopio VINO want to ave
money will mike S's by attending this sale.
One lot Mohair Briliantine, worth Csc, reduced to 2sc,
One lot Mohair Briliantine worth S5c, reduced to 47c
One lot a. Cashnneres, worth 25c. reduced to l2Hc.
One lot Surah Silk, worth Goo, reduced 10 csc.
One lot Summer Silk, worth 75c, reduced to 35c.
One lot India Silk, worth ST, reduced to 39c.
One lot fancy weave Black Goods, worth, 81 reduced to soc.
Oaclot fancy weave BLACK Goods, worth rs, reduced to SIX.
One lot French Satines, worth 55c, reduced to I5c.,
One lot American Satincs, worth sc, reduced toSBc.
One lot Seer suckers, worth SC, reduced to 4Hc.
One lot Merrimac Calico, worth SC, reduced to SIC.
One lot Cochcco Calico, worth Sc, reduced to SC.
One lot Table Linen, worth CSC, reduced to I7c.
One lot Table Linen, worth 45c, reduced to 29c.
Onc lot Lancaster Bingham, worth Sc, reduced to 6Hc.
One lot Indigo Blue Calico, worth &c, reduced to SIC.
3: One lot "A Unbleached Muslin, worth &c, reduced to 434c
One lot Remnants) Barred Nainsooks, worth 1aHc, re
duced to 6Ac.
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The Insurance Men Kick,

Tho insurance men IRE beginning to
make an effort to irown down the use OF
hre.proot safes, and point to the fact that
it would be wise for any one having a
eafe Of that kind to have it insured, for
II would surely be ruined for all practi.
cal purposes in cose Of q big fire. But
they arc being met with the fact that al.
though the safe itself would probably be
considerably damaged, the contents
would remain uninjure'd, and That It is
undoubtedly cheaper to pay insurance
on the safe than it isto pay insurance
on Its contents, D
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Mr.J. ". Martin has returned from Foslotia.
Miss Alice Thornton, OF Pittsburgh, Is Visiting
her many old friends here.
l!arry Lazure. Of Bellairc. wAs the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Aldridge yesterday.
Miss Emma James, o. D.rncsvllle, Is the CUES,
OF tho Misses Jones. on Fifth street.
NJ. James Grict returned 10 Macomb, Ill, yes.
tefday after v weeks visit hero.
The County Democratic Convention will mob.
ably be held here. The time has not been liked.
J. c. Farmer, an employc In the Standard mill
mad u finger Cut OIL at tho plate saca,s ! es,Crlay,
Emerson Campbell, who has been spcudIus
81. vacation ut Flushing, returned home yestef
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improvements In stree, Car Service.

The management Of tho street car COM
pany is certainly progressive enough.
Heretofore they gave one 'the longest
ride In the country for five CENTS" but
they now propose to furnish the patrons
Of the cars with reading matter Us well,
in order that % few minutes of ones
journey may be proftably employed,
This is one Of the results OF the opera
tons OF the Globe Contract Company.
The company now intends to put ad.
vertiRements in the cars, and thus en-.
deavor 10 make ple ever think of the
danger from fire and burglars. How.
ever, the signs will Boz neat, and will
probably not be objected to as much as
the double track on North Main street.
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Efforts are now being made to bring
to wheeling a great deal OF the West
Virginia business that has heretofore
gone to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. In.
credible as it may seem, there has not
up to this time been a stock Of safes in
The State OF West Virginia; but tho
Giouo Contract Company, Of this CITY.
are now carrying a. duplicate Of tho
largest line carried in Pittsburgh or Gin.
c%innati, and are %endeayoring to bring to
Wheeling all the business in this Inc
which has heretofore %one to Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati.
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Capt. II. Curtis, who for the past six
weeks has been engaged for the United
States Census Bureau in taking an ab-
stract OF the mortgaeed Indebtedness OF
Ohio county as shown in Clerk Hooks
office, finished his pretty arduous task
yesterday. He goes next to Marshall
county 10 compile the same matter from
tho records in the court house at
Moundsyille.
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ANOTHER STRIKE.

Tho Hands Employed In the ChnplIne
Hill Tunnel Want So.
Another strike yesterday vas added
to the long list recordedin Wheeling
this season. The hands employed by
Paige, Carey &'Co. in constructing the
tunnel under Chapline hill quit work
yesterday when the firm refused to give
them an advance Of ten cents on q
days wages. They haye been receiving
81 90 per day, and demand s.. 1t is
pretty cafe to presume that they will
pet-left.
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BADLY burned by nm Erplo,lon,

JoHcph NoltG, residing at 25l2 Chap.
line street, was pouring gasoline into a
lamp when n quantity ran down the
Outside and owe the ground. He
lighted a match 10 SEQ how tho waste
fluid would burn. The rising gas was
ignited, and a loud: explosion followed,
the whole mas flaming up and burning
NJ. Nolte Severely on the hands and in
the face. Or. H. Q. Brannon was sum.
moned and spilled remedies, which
somewhat eased the pain. Nolte will
probably always bear. the marks Of tho
bntaipG, however,
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A fall line OF Serges, Drape D'Etes
and Cheylots, Just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up first.
class at reasonable prices.
In Stock-i large line Of 0vcrsizes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 90, body
50. For.comfOrt ind durability, wear
our celebrated fast black. and cuiored
hose. G. HESS l. SONS,
1921 e. 1898 Market Street.
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To orsauiro a Law aud ordor soeI,

Epworth League, an organization con
nected with the Chapline street church,
desires all denominations Of Christians
and citizens to meet with them on Friday
evening, August 8, for the purpose Of
forming q Law and Order Society, the
object being to enforce the Sunday law
in regard to closing the saloons on that
day. All who have an interest in this
movement are cordially invited.
ThAr EpXoRTU LEAGUE,
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IL you cRnnnt sec and need spectacles
you should call OH ns aud have our Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other cpticlan In the State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money re.
JACOB ". GRUnB,
Jeweler and 0ptician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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1.45 a. M, August 5. She became q mem.
Der OF the North Street NJ. E. Church,
Wheeling, In 1854. She married Mr..
Mansbarger, who survives her, In 1880.
Six Of her seven children are left 10
mourn their loss. She was ono OF the
oldest residents Of Wheeling, locating
hero In 1a22. !.
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Dcnth Of nm Old wheeling Lady.

The funeral Of Mrs. Samuel Mans.
barger, from the residence Of her son.
Mr.. Edward MansbarSer, on Hickory
street, Martins Ferry, yesterday after.
moor. was largely attended. Mr.. Will
Winters oficiated. The remains were
laid to rest in Mt. Wood Cemetery here.
Mrs. Mansbarger was born heal Wash.
ington, Pa, April %, 1910, and died at
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California Fruit Exhibit.

Mr.. Gavin y. Haigh, OF California, is
at the Stamm House. Mr.. Haigh is in
advance OF a train load Of fine fruits sent
out by California fruit %rGisers to adver-
tiso California fruits throughout the
United States and Canada. The train
contains all kinds Of fine fruits, which
are exhibited and given away. 1t will
arrive here on Monday.