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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-27
.PHB NEW ISLAND BRIDGB'
Granted by the Council Com
mittee Last Night
CERTAIN RIGHTS OF WAY
On Both Sides Of the Nivcr-lts
Route from Main Street and to
South Penn, on the Island, as
Laid down in Ordinance. y

The Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades met laat night at the
request Of the Wheeling Bridge Com.
pany, to consider an ordinance granting
to that company certain privileges over
Alley I and Ohio street.
The ordinance provides that tho first
pier on tho East shore shall DO 100 feet
from tho west property line OF Main
street, and that tho bridge floor shalt be
l3 feet higher than the grade OF Main
street ut that point. Permission Is
granted to make I'll beginning at Main
street and extending by u regular grade
to the first pier. F II ~
In section second, the company Ia al.
lowed 10 use that portion OF Ohio street
In the Seventh ward In the city OF
Wheeling which Is described rs follows:
Beginning ut low water line OH the west
side OF the NUN channel Of tho Ohio
river, and thence extending westwardly
on Ohio street In said city, n strip OF
ground included between the north
property line OF Ohio street and a line
10 feet south from the north property
line Of Ohio street, and extending par.
allel with said property lines from a point
about. fG5 feet east Of tho east property
line OF South Front street, to a point on
tho east property line OF South Penn
street situated G feet sou,h OF the north
property line OF Ohio street." H
"The said Wheeling Bridge Company
may also. carry its bridge elevated via.
duct over aud across South Front street,
In the Seventh ward Of said city, in such
manner rs not to obstruct said street,
said viaduct being 40 feet wide and ele..
waited above the surface OF said South
Front street about IS feet in the clear
measurement, the said 40 feet in width
extending about II feet south OF the
north property line OF Ohio street and
about 2S feet north Of the north property
line OF Ohio street."
They are also allowed to carry tho via.
duct over the frs. alley west OF South
Front street, at a height OF l2 feet and
extending ten feet over Ohio street. !,
The bridge comes to the ground level
at South Penn street, near Ohio. =
The ordinance was read twice, and the
committee recommended to Council that
it be passed.
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Como and See Us In Our Eew and Hand.
some Quarters, 81 Twelftl, Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. Tho VIcroR SAFETY is finer
than eyer. Don't. fail to see it. We are
trading In comparatively new wheels OF
other makes for. the Victor. Why is it ?
Simply because the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start. It is the cheapest in the end,
Call and examine our stock. Over a
dozen makes OF Bicycles. Ii ttiEl i5'j5
Epw. l: ROSE & Co.,
New Store. 81 Twelfth street,
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Yesterdays Police Court,

There were thirty.seven prisoners ar.
raigned in the police court yesterday
morning, aud a cloud Of witnesses ap-
pesred to add TO the bills Of costs. Two
men went to the hill! and the others paid
their fines. Myrtle Lynwood and Lucy
Belmont were fined so and costs each
for keeping houses Of i'll lame.
Two OF the prisoners were Pittbnrgh-
crs who came down on the Sunday ex-
cursion and were raising a good deal OF
disturbance at the B. 4 0. depot when
they were arrested. They ioughtall the
way to the lookup. Yesterday two
charges were preferred against each,
audit cost the two in all ~ 50 for their
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EXCURSION 10 PITTSBURGH

Via tho Pennsylyanin Lines on Account Of
the sootoh.Irlsli Congress.
Z Tickets will be eold May eth, oSth.
Goth, 301h and Slst, at one fare, for round
trip, good returning until June Sd, in
elusive. y : Z, 4, l Z,
Tho meetings which will be held May
eth to June lst, will BIO Of Unusual inter
esq; Governor Beaver OF Pennsylvania,
Will deliver the welcome address. Gov.
e5nor Campbell and staff, OF Ohio, will
also be present. The exercises will be
participated in by able speakers, includ-
ing several members Of Congress. Ar
rangements have been made to bring
President Harrieon and Cabinet from
Cleveland BY special train at the close Of
the Garfield monument dedication / in
that city, May 30th. 80, Tuar :
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Geo. M. Shook & Co.
Geo. M. Shook & Co.
SCOTCH
GINGHAMS

Of the many mate
rails introduced for
warm weather dresses
there are none to COM
pare with the genuine
Scotch Ginghams for
elegant style, perma-
nent color and durable
wear. a@. .@.;
Recognizing these
truths, we sele cted
early in the season a
matchless assortment
of these desirable fab
RIGS. and are now dis
playing a line pro-
nounced by all to be
the leading one in the
city. t49.a50-i
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Squire Dnvis's Court.

Henry Albinger was arraigned before
Squire Davis yesterday. charged with a
breach OF the peace. BE was required
to give $50 bond to keep tue peace for
year. Constable Lauchlin made the ar.
rest: George Bolden was also required
to give bond in s25 to keep the peace for
six months. Officer Desmond brought
him down. Fred Kreis was also ar.
rested by Desmond on two peace, war
rants, one sworn out by Jere O'Leary
and the other by Benjamin Green, aud
in each case was required to give .S25
bond for his good behavior for six
moulhl. -. y. L-,cl
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MARTINS FERRY,
Tho Bridge DisastSV-Fcrsonnl aud Othe
- Local Ncws, 2 W e VI

-aSe<s<St-A ShsVLikA Auu oLuSI
L Local Scws. 4 u
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kirby have returned
rom anderson, lnd. MIR, Kirby will work near
The postnniee news stand Is headquarters FOX
reading reading matter. "B:atrtec." uagsard's atcst, Is
W. +: Chambers. OF, Springfield, Mass, and
Harry Chambers Of Cincinnati, are visiting thel,
grandparents at Mt. Pleasant. 81 49,, ~
The alleys arc In fearful condition md
should be cleaned. DR.. Hohcnsack says that the
CITY should have garbage carts. ; - ~ ~,
Miss Mary Sharp, teacher in the 4 Grammar
school IN the Central building, has declined 10
be candidate for re election, and will 10 west,
Mr.. William Moore. formerly OF the firm Of
Moore BIOS, says that he WIS not associated in
partnership With his brother when IIanes 4
Wilsons ot a Judgment against lin aud he had
nothing to do with this. i., i 4 - -
Hundreds Of people went to tho river yestcr.
day to see where tho channel span OF the union
bridge bad been. The collapSlng OF the span
WAS The principal theme OF conversation yestct.
day. The news Of the wreck reached MI Pleas.
ant about . o'clock; on Sunday evening, and
and several citizens OF that place came down
yesterday. -. lssf,., - - : -
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The following clipped from the Bur
!tngIon junction, (Mo,) Posi-, contains in.
formation Of no little value TO persons
troubled with indigestion: l
! ."Forryears the Editor OF tho Post, has
been subject to cramp collie or fits OF in
digestion, that Frustrated him ior sever
al hours and untitled him for business
for two or three days afterward. About
q year ago we called on s. J. Butcher.
dfuggist, aud asked ior something to
ward on an attack, that was already max
ing life 'hideous. Mr.. Butcher handed
us d bottle Of, Chapberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and ,DiarrhGa Remedy We took
the medicine according to directions,
and not only found relief on that oc.
easion. but iiaye several times since
tried it's virtues and found relief in
every instance. We take this method
OF acknowledging the benefits derived
and recommending the cure to all others
subject to Indigestion For sale BY 9,
r. Goeige, John Klari, W. W. Irwin,
W. Z. Williams and @. Schnepf. paw' :
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On several occasions lately members
Of the Fire Department have complained
that the fire hydrants are not properly
looked after and kept in good condition.
In the Eighth ward on Saturday fire
plug was found with the cap rusted fast,
and to remove it it had to DO broken.
Fortunately the water was wanted to
food q sewer, but il fire had occurred
i would have been just the came. The
fire plrgs arc under control OF the
Water Board, but there is tendency to
the belief that the Fire Department
should have charge OF them. Ig.5E 4l
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At tho lsr1lIltl.

Eagan and Wallis Model Comedy Com.
pany opened in "Fanchou the Cricket
at the Grand Opera House Last night to a
iair.slzed audience, and gave an excel
lent rendition Of that fayorite play, Miss
Louis, Mr.. Alexander and Mr.. Eagan be-
ing especially good. The May.pole
dance was we'll executed, and was a
pleasing feature. Tonight they present
"a Vagabond's Wife," popular prices
prevailing-lQ, 20 and 50 cents. IN
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Sudden Dcatl, Of Mrs. 1,,ue.

Mrs. James Rine. wife Of the proprie.
tor OF the Rine House, on, the Second
wsrd market square, died yesterday
afternoon With shocking suddenness.
She had been i'll with leyer, but was
not thought to be in q dangerous condi-
ton. It is supposed her death was
due to heart fuilure superinduced by
typhoid fever. a }liil1t ,I5i;gg5I,lI go
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The Marion OIL Field.

The Fairmont Indtr contains the fol.
lowing: Mrs. A.. ]. Montgomery has
transferred to David Hannah one.iourtA
interest in what is known as the Mont.
gomery leasehold, near AIanninc ton.
upon which the Hamilton well was
drilled. The consideration for the trans.
fer is not given. This property is now
owned as follows: Mrs. A. J.. Montgom.
cry, one.half; David H. Hannah, one.
fourth, and the. jackson Oil and Gas
Company, one.fourth. Two dozen der.
ricks are in process OF erection around
Warrington. The next crop Of oil wells
will beripe in about sixty days. 4
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Snlleu for Europe.

Mrs. Michael Fitzpatrick, who has
been very sick with typhoid fever, 10
improving. Her sister, MissAnna O'Don.
nell, who was called here on account Of
her illness, has returned to her home in
Buckhannon. am Ea'tf., 'aai
Frederick Sonnenwald and vile and
son left Yesterday for a three mon.h's
visit 10 Germany. Mrs. August KRAFT
and Mrs. Charles Jaehnke, OF Bellairc,
also left for their native home near
Bremen, Mrs. Gottel, who has been
visiting here about year, left for New
York yesterday 10 take passage for Ger.
many on the steamer Freisland.
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Mr.. P. II. Moore, OF the Ohio EaHev
Manufacturer, did not come of 30 luckily
as was supposed from his accident Sun.
day afternoon. When no fell from the
gang plank OF tho Keystone State into
the river, falling barrel Of salt struck
him on the shoulder and head. Yester.
day he was confined 10 his room with
very severe injuries, and he will proba.
bly, he too sore for several days to re.
sumo his editorial duties. Ills many
friends will wish him speedy and thor.
ough recovery. fg' h
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y DECORATION DAY Is approaching.
Members Of Tho U. A. H., you arc In.
vitcd 10 call ut

If you cannot SEQ nnd need spectGclcs
Jou should cnll on us mud hnyo your Eyes
tested without charge. tYe have The
ancst instruments and more experience
than any other Opllciau LII the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBD,
l44 Jeweler md Optlclan,
Cor. T8ellil, and Market Streets.
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BisI,op Hu,u,s pnrty.

Monsiguor Sullivan received on Sun
day afternoon cablegram, dated at
Rome. May 25, from Bishop Kahn, say
ing that he and his party arrived there
that morning and would leave for Venice
next Saturday morning. They are all
well and enjoying their travels to the
fullest extent. -
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Inquest on nm Infant.

Coroner Sbultz was called yesterday
to hold an inquest over the remains OF
Katie, two-months.old child OF Milton
Gwinn, Of No. 10 alley Is. The Coroner
found that the child's mother had died
at its birth, and that the death had re-
suited from exhaustion, it being unable
to subsiet on artificial food, ;',ta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-27

|! TnE Cleveland, ;Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company, will make the follow.
ing low round trip,rate to Cleveland and
return 10 witness the Unwilling Of the
Garfield meporial monument, good 20.
ing Thursday, May 20, 1890. Fare for
round trip, s. %. Returning, good up
to and including Monday, June 6, on
regular trims. Train leaves Bellaire at
Il a. M, Martins Ferry ll:05 a. NJ,
bridgeport ll:ls a. m. g + s.3 81 =
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EXCURSIONS VIA PENNSYLVANIA LINES

EACURSl0NS VIA PENNSYLVANIA LINES
To the Annual Meetings Of tho German
hnptlstH Scnr .VVarrensburG, No., aud ut
q North Manchester, Ind. III: 4, ~
The annual meetings OF the German
Baptists or Dunkards will be held the
last weekin May at Pertle Springs, near
Warrensburg, Mo-, and a. North Man
chester, Ind. Excursion tickets via the
pennsylvania Lines will be sold to either
Of the meeting places at one fare for
round trlp.n .litS,I Iria ,ts Sii,lt1yt, I.
icketsto lPertle Springs meeting will
be aold May 10th to eth, good return.
ing until June 90. 1890. inclusive. Il
10 North Manchester the low rates
will be in effect from May Goth to 25.h,
good returning until June %, 1890. in
elusive. =. ll9-sit fgtrfz, sxTU
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ANorllEI, NARROW ESCAPE


- 1s River. hN1'etF
1Yestbrday afternoon Il small boy
named John NOrdemau. a son Of VII.
liam Nordemun, living in the Eighth
ward, was playing along the river bank
jus. opposite Bloch Bros. tobacco fac.
tory, when the Ben Hur passed. Tie
lad waded into tho water to wait for the
waves, and when they struck him they
were rolling 80 high that they upset him,
and the returning waves carried him
helpless into the river. BlA95
William Hagedorn, an employee OF the
tobacco factory, saw tho accident and
ran to the boys rescue. When no got
to him the little fellow WINS sinking lor
tho last time. 1IGgedorn pulled him
out, md he was restored without Bcri,
Gus injury, but his escape was provi,
#t.I"
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Knights Of. the Golden Eagle EXCURSION to

knights Of. the Golden Eagle Excursion to
ri Pittsburgh over the u. SO. ,.i.
Members OF all Castles OF the Knights
Of the Golden Eagle are hereby notified
that the !; Committee on Transportation
have arranged to go to Pittsburgh on
Tuesday, May p, over the popular Bal,
timore &. Ohio route. Fare for the
round trip 81 Trains leave Wheeling
at . and 1870 q. m. Bellaire, nridgeport
and Martins Ferry Castles are invited
to go with us. ". H. WILLIAMS, *
y. B. Llsny, +!iiiI
HARRY DRUMMoND, e
i i t,.g5 Committee.
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Talk Of q Now La Dor pnner,

There is move on foot among the
local labor leaders to form m organizes
ton under the auspices Of the Ohio Val.
ley Trades and Labor Assembly for the
purpose OF publishing a weekly paper
for the special benefit Of organized labor
IN this vicinity. 800; i,
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trough also en- route from Huntington to

Woodsdold. t13f b. li Ait l5 ifi
The steel plant broke down yesterday. bresI,
Ing the lower rolls. Afleei a hard days WORK
tho rrp.rs were made, and tho men Will WORK
as usual to-day. z, ~ 5l .TssLL
Judge briggs passed through on his way to 81.
ClAirsviilo yesterday from Missouri, where ~
has been at the bedside Of his father, whose lie
isItill despaired oil. ~ n. n, us q
Mrs. Albright, aged " yeats. ono Of the oldest
wecgc last Saturday. She was ono Of the llrst
settlers hcrcab0uts. y, ~ 1lF
sheiiGo. L. Fouikc was Ia llcllalre Saturday
attending n some business. While hero he APP
pointed J. II. Ehannatelt. A. Kloix and Miller
hoath A. appraisers Of the property belonging 10
John faheftv, on Gaernsey street. After being
duty lw0rn they appraised tho property at 3d.,
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BELLAlRE

AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
l5tg the Glass City. ~ x : 4 (
The G. A. I. festival was repeated again last
night. like the two former nights being very
The Buckeye Savings aud Loan Company took
IN seventy.tlitce new shares last week. This
Miss Laura Barr, daughter OF James barr,
died at her home In the Fourth ward Sunday,
Tho in.erment will bc;on' Rose Hill this after.
noon. u 4E,g -'s4FF = a., u -isss,.y - IA :.
i The remains Of Catherine Sherman, who re.
scntiy died In Wheeling, passed through the
city Saturday night on their way 10 Ozark for
burial. The remains Of George Howell passed
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August Weinmann, Of Pittsburgh, re.
leased four homing pigeons at tie cor.
ner OF fourtsenth and Main streets, at
one o'clock yesterday afternoon. After
flrclipg about 4 few times, they finally
struck the right direction and disap.
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Hurt In a Novel Manner.

William Thomas, q B. & 0. conductor,
was sleepipgin caboose in the Benwood
yard, Sunday evening, when train
bumped intoitso hard that he was thrown
out Of his bunk, striking his head n &c.
we're blow against the wall, and intlict.
ing injuries which required a DOCTORS
attention H,r-1l- y
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Marble andGrnInItI.,,,..

G.If you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want frst.class work and low prices
call at office Of y. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building LOS Market street,
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Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use oil
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 euectually cleanse the system
when oostive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 60 bottles by all Leading druggists.
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/. WASHINGTON, D. G., May e0,-Fo,
Weutern Pennsylvania. showers, south.
erly winds, stationary temperature.
For Ohio and West Virginia, fair
weather, aouthwesterly winds, station.
ary temperature. ,-.ia.
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Qbe autellioenter.
Oalco No.. IS nnd VI Fourteenth Street.


New Advertisomcnts,
Protect the Rys,cm from aalatla.
Stock holders Meeting.
Grand tlcUlc .hl.''
Norwood po.tery-Ewlns BROS.
stnycd--whil0 and Red Cow. .
. E1tloc-L. A. Roll q Co. w.
Wanted "a Good Cook. H."f l,a
Card Of Thinks. UL HfMu
(; wauted-A Eurtc.
Wintcd-TU Rent Small Eousc.
WRuted-lioard.
Rsno o., y PIT and Gre9,e1R i, List
Lost-A Fancy Gold uair.rin.
etock hol iers' Meeting. b. 81
Hospital BcneGt-Fourth Page.
y DECORATION DAY Is approaching.
Members Of The U. A. H., you arc In
yitcd 10 call ut g
KLINE BROS.
114S Main Street, mud examine out
Il. A. Il. Suits, warranted flst culOr, 1T
s. 80, with q. A. Il. buttons included
Slatcrs MI wool g.. A. Il. Suits re-
duccd to 81 so.
From now until Decoration Day W,
are determined Ia. underscll nil Olhel
dealers with goods, reliable u. A. Il
suits or odd gurments-the litter pro
pOrli0nately clicap-at our custt mar,
low prices Tor good honest value. Com
pare our suits with tNOse OF other store
md you'll never Look for my pAitry pr,
MUM 10 carry them away. They In
varlably sell themselves on sight.
KLINE BROS,
IH@.' 1liO Mum street.
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Large line Of Scotch Tweeds> and ali
the novelties in woolens for mems wear,
which we are prepared TO make up in
the best Of style and fit at reasonable
prices. @ ~, 4
Flapnel shirts at 30 cents and up
wards, and sizes to 20 inch neck and 81
inch body. Received fifty dozen more
OF our celebrated % cent Half Hose at 3
!, u, @. HEss & ,soNs',
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers.
4. i5s 1921 aud 1928 Market Street.
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Il. & o. Excursion to Pittsburgh,

J, May 81, %, 20, 80 and 81 the Balti.
more 4 Ohio Railway will sell round
trip excursion tickets to Pittsburgh at
rate Of So 90, good returning until June
8, inclusive. ~ L. iit&l =.
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EUREKA ,CHALynEATE WATER cures
rheumatism, diseases Of the skin, liver
and stomach troubles, &c. For sale by
druggists and grocerymen. TrlIas
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THEY make one feel MS though life was
worth living. }. Take one OF Dr. A. S,
Todd's Liver Pills after eating; it will
relieve dyspepsia, aid digestion, give tone
and yigor to the system. w :
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HospiTAL BEsErfr.-Don't fail to
pluck an orange from the tree in the
Yellow Room. ti'.5i n f.,..z
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HosrIrAL Observation-Disclosures, Ice
Cream, Waterloo and Cakes served in
the Pink Room. .5sf W ,iiSB5.s
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A TRIAL will convince you OF the won.
derful merit OF DR.. A. s. Todd's Liver
Pills, plain or sugar coated. 81
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:. HOSPITAL BRNErlT.-In the Yellow
Room to.night,E Prot. Killmcyer, the
Banjo Club, vocal music and rec;tationa,
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zloS's CHURCH REUNION.
Tho Members Conilrined In tho Last Forty
q -tThluv,ilt ycnrr Meet. 81 44r ~ NJ.

.t'S ~.Ns'sNNse Ah Wv Astsss SstJ
b 7if'3rH,'isif Years Meet. 5-,ig N 80
2 Altoona Lutheran Church last oven
ing there, wasa most interesting reunion
Of all the members confirmed in the last
forty years. Postal cards were sent out
by Rev. Paul ziegclmcier, the pastor, to
all whose addresses he knew, inviting
them specially to be present. The
church was crowded with the copgrega.
ton which assembled. The beautiful
decorations arranged for Sundays ami.
versnry services remained, and the pas.
tor, Rev. Mr.. Berkemeier, who was pas.
tor twenty-five years ago, Rev. ]. G.
Amschler, Of Natrona, Pa, another
former pastor, and others, made ad.
dresses. W..
Tho decorations OF the church for this
festive occasion have won much admira.
ton. MIR. Fred Schwcrtfeger superin.
tended their arrangement, and they re.
fleet much credit on his good taste. The
gas fixtures were also especially beauti.
iul, aud the firm Of Kyle 4 Zoegler
showed good deal OF taste In this work.
They donated all the work and loaned
tho llxlurcs FREQ.
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:. NoyMlSa SO good or pleasant as Laugh
Inns Worm Syrup. ~ Il