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TILE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
The Concluding Games Played Yesterday.
Y wv Tho Prize Winners, ir.

The Concluding Games Played Yesterday
T wy Tho Prize Winncrs.
The final games in the tennis tourna.
ment, which were begun at the Island
Base Ball Park Tuesday aud Wednesday,
were decided Mt tho grounds OF tho Kin.
dergarten Tennis Club yesterday after.
noon. Although The grounds were
open, the crowd In attendance WIS not
up TO expectations. This lack OF inter.
est can, no doubt, DO accounted for by
the fact TINT lew people understand the
game. s-r"Ng.
Tho postponed game from Wednesday
was tho first contest. It WAS between
Percy Norton and Will Kelley, and J.
L. Belleville and Hazlett Cummins.
The former gentlemen won the set, G2,
The final doubles Tor gentlemen re.
suited in a victory for Messrs. Percy
Norton and viii Kelley, who defeated
Messrs. Charles List and Charles Lamb
score G.l. The prize these gentlemen
captured was blazer and belt. The
final ladies' doubles was contested fol
by Misses Smythe and Cooper against
Misses Lucas and Vance. The set was
won by Misses Smythe and Cooper
score 50. The prize was a silver buckl4
and spoon. as. !.
The last contest was the final mixed
doubles, Mr.. Percy Norton and Miss
Lucas, and J. L. Bellevillo and Mist
Cooper. Mr.. Norton and Miss Lucas
won score G.4. The prize was hand.
some piece Of lockwood pottery and
tennis shoes. sIr.R So,
The result OF the tournament was 6
handsome sum realized for the benef,
of the City Hospital.
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regard, and as a fitting tribute

personal regard, and as a fitting tribute
10 the energy and firmneas which have
marked your career as our manager.
perform this duty with genuine salts.
faction, greeting you on behalf Of your
fellow workmen as one whom they de.
light to honor, and expressing the hope,
In their name and my own, that you
may live to be supported by this staff
for many happy years." e.
10 say that Mr.. Williams was sur.
prised Is putting It very mildly. hut
when he had recovered from his sudden
surprise he expressed his sincere thanks
and appreciation OF the gift in most
eloquent and G.ting manner. After Mr..
Williams concluded bis response, he
and the employees entered into most
cordial hand shaking and well wishing,
after which he left for his future place
Of business. 6tl.ilss a.LN, So .G.,i..ai
Mr. Williams has been with the Stand.
ard but two years. and In that time he
has won tho confidence and admiration
Of all who know him. Among his iel.
low workmen and his acquaintances In
general, many are the regrets expressed
at his departure and equally rs many arc
the wishes Of a long, prosperous and
happy lie In bis new field Of labor. The
cane WIS bought OF j. w. Grub.
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Tho Grent Prohibition Assembly.

The main feature of this day in this
locality will be the opening OF the great
Prohibition Assembly on the new
grounds at Moundsvilie. This event,
which commences to-day and runs until
July II, has long been looked forward to
with interest by thousands of peoole,
and It ia 9 foregone CONCLUSION that the
attendance will be immense. The exer-
cises to-day will form q fitting opening
to memorable series OF events. The
opening exercises will occur at 10 a. M,
and at 1880 Sam Jones, the famous re.
viValist and Prohibition orator, will
speak. He will deliver another address
at 2:30 this afternoon. This evening
Hon.!S. A. Hainea, OF New Jersey, will
speak. He is President Of the CONNER.
cial Trsvelers' Temperance Union, aud
fine orator. - II F'1 - , = ISL, 4;
Among those who will be present at
some time in the progress OF the meetinps
will be Ex-Governor st. John, OF Kansas
Walter Thomas Mills, OF. Illinois; ! Ed.
ward Corswell, Of Canada; MI. Fan
ming, Of Michigan; Hon. Albert Griffin,
OF Kansas; Mrs. Mary Lathrop, OF Michi.
gam Rev. W. 1. Davidson, OF Ohio
Mrs. Helen N. Cougar, OF Indiana; Rev.
J. B. Helwig, Of Ohio; Rev. DR.. a. II,
Delano, OF Illinois, and Sam Small, OF
Georgia. F:s sr5f %
Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., Of Chicago,
will have general supervision Of The
school Of methods conducted each morn.
ing by the ". Q. T. U. IdI-S
Prof. A. ". Hawks will be present dur.
ing the entire assembly and give recita.
tons. $780, 800, -
The Silver Lake Quartette will sing at
each service. Prof. George E. Chambers.
OF the quartette, will have charge Of the
choir and direction OF the music.
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WHEELING INSTALMENT CO,

. T. 3. "H
We don't confne ourselves to Reirig.
orators and Ice Chests. This great re.
lief sale embraces hundreds of Baby
Carriages in the very latest and most
stylish designs, upholstered in most
beautiful colors, with parssols 10 match
styles without stint-fancies innu.
merable-all at prices desirable. The
best Of these goods have sold right along
here (where low prices always preyaiD
for nearly double the figures We asked
during this relief sale. We are within
the confines Of undeniable facts when
we say the same goods sell every day
on Main street for double the prices we
ask while this sale lasts. Ii you want
desirable, reasonable, cheap Carriage,
don't overlook this great offer. Remem.
Der everyone is guaranteed. Come
early and take your choice. Don't
hesitate regarding money. If you have
but a small amount you can purchase
just as readily as ifdyou had pocket
full. Our instrument plan enables you
to furnish outright with very little out.
lay Of ready cash. Be among the NUN.
Der to-day. ;.f.i
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Mr.. Il: @: Meyer was thirty.nine years
old on Wednesday, and the 1ermania
Singing Society gave him a serenade at
hia residence on South Chapline street.
The visitors were invited in and a lunch
spread. President F. Laupp rendered
the society's congratulations in q neat
address, to WHICH Mr.. Meyer briefly 10.
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LOCAL BRgylTlEH.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About

Matters OK Minor Moment In And About
4@A IA. tho City. ~ II
A LARGE number Of glass workers are
home for the Fourth.
An employe on tho Union Bridge had
his foot mashed yesterday. 4-s5 lrcs
THERE have been three new saloons
started in Benwood within week.
SOMEBODY stole Pat. Scanlan'a fine
gray horse from his stable at Benwood.
TIE Hotel Behler was full OF oil men
last night, who came up to spend the
Fourth. @ TeI "EEIf'
TIE Mckeesport base ball club came
in on the d. 4 .. last night and are at
the Stamm.
WoRxMEN arc building new kiln at
tho West Virginia China Works In
North Wheeling. ' I#{f q II
A WAGON belonging 10 IIibberd, the
plumber, broke down in North Wheel.
Ink yesterday forenoon.
TIE Ohio River train due here at $3.50
y. in., was delayed four hours, yesterday,
by land aide at Paden's Valley.
B. K o. ENGINEERS are at work plating
the ground lately secured at Benwood
for tho round.house and yards 10 be
built by tho company.
ADAM Hook, Joseph Freidho1, Joseph
Xeller, Michael and George Ritz, the
members Of the "King Zee" fishing club,
have gone into camp out at GRANVILLE.
TIE power en- the electric street rail.
way wires was of an hour and hall
Yesterday evening, on account Of hot
Journal in the 'exciter," at the power
house.
A LITTLE girl, whose name could not
DO learned, was knocked down and run
over by light wagon near the Second
ward market house. She was not Heri.
ously hurt.
Hon. ]. B. SoMERvILLE made a misstep
on Fifteenth street yesterday forenoon.
and loose stone turned with him
throwing him down and spraining his
left ankle badly. ,N1,6Hl = n
CHARLES JONES, an Eng}ishman, was
sitting on the ruins OF the Main street
stone bridge yesterday, and refused tc
move on when Officer Moran told him
10. lie was arrested.
AN "original package" house has beer
opened in Waynesburg, Pa. A man
visited Canonsburg few days ago and
looked around for room in which &c
start an original package house, but was
unsuccessful. Er.
TIE Parkersburg Library Company
has been chartered by Secretary Of State
Ohley. The capital stock is s25, Of which
S. has been paid in, with the privilege
Of increasing the stock to 5000. The
incorporators are all residents Of Park
ersburg.
Or Wednesday, sixty kegs Of beer fiou
Reymann's brewery, Wheeling, passed
through this place on the way to Greene
county. Each key was addressed to the
Mt. Morris Glee Club. Surely the Fourth
will be spent in lively manner at thai
place. Washington, Pa.) Reporter. :
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Ilarrl.oea at Jabnstowp. Pm,

I4ast June. alter the great flood, I re-
ceived q bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from
my pastor, at time when I was
very much run down with diarrhoea, and
had tried two doetorp without finding
any relief. This remedy relieved mo at
once, and cured me entirely IN a short
time. l got several bottles and gave it
around among my acquaintance who
we're afflicted in the same way. ! think
! gave it to dozen people, and it re-
lieved and cured. 60 lar as know in
all cases. It is the best medicine for the
disease have ever known.-MRs. E. L,
HENRIE, YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. For sale at "a
cents erbottle, by W. W. Irwin, Charles
G(;!o:eet:ze, John Klafi, 9. schuepf, w. E,
Ml}na!Qa, ,..,..-tts -.,..,l DtW J.,
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SAM JONES will be- the great attrac.
lion ct tie assembly meeting, at
MoundsyilIe, ts.day...' &dI ~ .,
FROM TUE RIVER.

The river was rising last night, with6 feet .
Inches In tho channel l@
The Hudson took OH large shipment o, nail,
az bcnwood on her down TRIP yes erday.
4he blaine will lie up hero for the Fourth,
eolEg out on her regular trip Monday morning.
The Liberty Will not be Up to day. She IN car.
ryinsan excursion from Clarington and ca tine
, The steamer Qliyettc, owned BY John G. Due.
ner. me watch ca3c manufacturer, and run as o
pleasure boat Tor himself, passed UP from Gin.
cAuuau for Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon.
Pilot Lee Anshutz, OF the Courier. reports two
Large snags In the river below here. One OF
these 10 about u quarter OF IN iloabove lndepen.
dence Landing, Ohio; opposite Ravens Rocs,
one.third the way out from tho shore. The
other Que IL about 100 yards above His lower
Anag In tho middle Of the rlvet. Tho logs Ire
very heavy ones, and conie out OF water Of seven
teefon TIC WheelIng marks. :. .,1'- <,
:, TO day the G, ", Bachelor Is duo to pass down
lnr Cincinnati at Sa. m.-The Ben llur will
leave for parkc.Shurg At ll:30 a. II. i,' Is ~
1The II. X. Bedford departed for Pittsburgh AZ X
4. m.--The' Hudson passed down from EItts.
burgh LOT Cincinnati at "a. -a,=-TAo Coulter de.
parted for Psrkersburg al moor. Tho Liberty
and +. F. phll!ipFwele Id aud out "a usual. :
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There's Wise, President Of Corps No.
!, West Virginia, accompanied by Mrs.
Sarah A. @. Plummer, of Michigan.
visited Benwood last evening in the in.
terests Of the Woman'a Relief Corps.
The meeting, held in the NJ. E, church
was Lrsnfpl Of interest. The ladies'
present caught lhe fire Of Mrs. Plum.
mer's enthusiasm, and promptly affixed
eightnames to an application Tor char
ter. Mrs. J. Eagle, vito OF the pastor
then took charge Of the paper Tor further
circulation. and corps, auxiliary, to
hancock Post G. A. r., will be organ.
ICED IN teawood in tho: near future.
Eloquent talks were given by Post Com
mander Bailou and Rev. ]. Engle.
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;, About Q o'clock last night, Officers
Walking unsteady on chap slipe str man
neae >1Eepty.eixth: They approached
him, Thereupoas he asked them tn
steady him, and explained tha. he had y.
apae1ot heart disease. The otl,cers
tookhssl1ms just as be was falling, and
helped him Unto Albert Wilkes cigar
store, where he tainted away, b..
Brannon wasl called, and administered
restoratives. The mans name ia Tuttle
and he is employed at Tappan' 4 COS
photograph gallery. The patrol wagon
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A New OIL Company.

Secretary Of State Ohley has issued a
charter to the Elk Valley Oil Company,
OF this city, says the Charleston Star, Or
ganized for the purpose Of boring and
drilling for gaH, oil and salt. The capital
stock is $500, ten per cent. OF which has
been paid in, with the privilege Of in
creasing the same to 100000 in all. The
capital is divided into shares of 500, OF
which W. Fl. Montelius, Of Mt. Carmel,
Pa, ]. p. Hall, Of Somerset. o., T. W.
Titus, Of Cincinnati, and ]. NJ. Staehlen
and II. 7. Helwig, o: Charleston, hold
one each. u i. zr
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!. srr. Hastings, Wire Nail Mill,

{ John B. Hastings wants to start a wire
nail factory at Parkersburg now. The Stale
Journal says, MIR: v. l.. Dunbar, is in
Communication with J. B. Hastings, OF
Toledo, O., patentee of the Hastings wire
nail machine, witha view to establishing
large works in this city. sa
4. Mr.. Hastings proposes to come to Park
ersburg, erectabuilding so by 200 feet, put
in fifty Of his nail machines, take stock
himself, and turn over tho patents to the
company, provided enough stock is taken
by Parkersburg business men to Justify
him in doing so. II enough encourage.
ment is shown him he will come here
and look over the ground, ~ i
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
A1rooI .

Abroad.
I. E. Smith, Of Middlebourne, is at the
Windsor. t"5 4 i- y.
Mrs. J. B. Hart, Of Clarksburg, is at
the Mcclure house. ..,Gl.Iy >a.r..
Mr.. F. 4. Hanley, OF Charleston, is at
the Hotel Windsor.
E. ". Warwick, OF Parkersburg, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. Conrad Seibert is visiting rela-
tives at Philadelphia.
Mr.. john stoddard. Of New Curaber-
land, is at the Hotel Behler.
State Superintendent Morgan came
up from Moundsyille last evening.
Messrs. F. r. AlcGugin and 7. H.
Green, Of Ravenswood, are at the Stamm.
Mrs. Sarah Morris, OF Charleston, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Eliza Green, on
EoF street. ''#1
Z. Il. Gering and family, OF Parkers.
burg, were AT the Hotel Windsor for
dinner yesterday. . '-'s-.'f - =
Mrs. n. Swabacker and Mics Cora
Gutman have gone to Bedford Springs
to spend the heated term.
W. B. and E. E. Francy, of Toronto,
large sewer pipe manufacturers, were at
the Mcclure house yesterday. r. .s,
Mrs. Rev. Jacob Birmingham and son
and Miss Minnie Gilchrist have gone to
the country to spend two weeks. EET II
Mr.. 7. r. Carskadon, OF Keyser, is at
the Stamm. He comes to take in the
Prohibition Assembly at Moundsville.
MIR. George House, of the firm of
House & Hermann, left last evening for
q short visit to friends in Washington
city. e#! I
Miss Annie Koch and Albert Koch,
August Koch and Jacob Eidemiller left
yesterday for New Martiusville, on
visit OF a month. .-ztrff'. =.
Mayor Seabright returned at noon
yesterday from an extended visit TO his
daughter, at Davenport, Iowa. He stop.
ped while at Chicago en- route.
Mr.. E. B. Carney, OF the Hotel Wind.
sor, went to Mountain Lake Park last
night to spend the Fourth with his
family, who are summering there. e. Z
A party of sixteen Wheeling people
leave over the Baltimore & Ohio at 4:35
this morning to spend a weeks vacation
in the mountains Of Preston county.
Mr.. soper, Of New York, is the guest
Of his brother.in.lsE, Mr.. &. Ed Mendel.
He accompanied Governor Hill to the
Hendricks monument unwilling at
Indianapolis, and stopped of on his way,
home. :
Mr.. L. E. Lappert, of Ravenswood. is
here, enroute to Pittsburgh. Mr..Lap.
pert is Deputy State Councillor Of the
Ir. 0. u. A. NJ, and members Of the
Order made it pleasant for him last
evening. s7.r3 5
Among those who took in the Allan.
tic City excursion over the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad yesterday were: D. Kraus,
6. Emsheimer, Joseph and Ben Baer, J.,
=. .Dennlson, Mr.. Lowenthal, and |
Charles Jungling and wife. -.
Mr.. Henry Emsheimer md Miss Sadie |
Gundling took part last night in an en-.
tertainment given at Bellaire BY Miss
Rose Somehow and her piano class.
Twelve or fifteen other Wheeling people
attended the entertainment.
Mr.. Il. @. Meyer was thirty.nino years
old on Wednesday, and the 1ermania
Singing Society gave him serenade ct \
his realdence on South Chapline street.
The visitors were invited in and a lunch
spread. President F. Laupp rendered
the society's congratulations in q neat
address, to which Mr.. Meyer briefly 70.
sponded. 5g H.
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Thomas T. Nichols, better known as
DOC" who has been,rin the North
Wheeling Hospital since he tried to kill
himself by cutting his throat several
weeks ago, will DO taken Quit Weston
this morning. Since he has been. at the
hospital he made another attempt on his
life. It was thought by his friends best
to send him to the State Hospital until
no RECEIVERS from his extremely nervous
condition. .. 4 Z -, & -, NJ. r.
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Yesterdays Police Court.

Thomas McConkoy was fined IS and
costs in Police Court yesterday ior dis
orderly conduct at the Mark Twain "a
loon, and another like fiue was put On
for assaulting lookup keeper Druschler.
whom be hit in the face with bis tist
after he was behind the bars. In de-
fault Of his fiues, McConkey went to the
hill. The Salvation soldier who protested
against his arrest appeared and gave tes-
timony on his behalf, bnt it was dis
proven by several other witnesses.
Mrs. Board, tried on Wednesday, was
dismissed, and her daughter fined IS
John and Arch Norman got S. and
costs each for disordcrly conduct. Frank
tonner 9ot 20 and costs Tor keeping "a
house OF ill.tame, and two girls ,and
three men IS and costs each for BEING ia
the house. Two Of the men paid and
tho Others went up. sl-fa S...' 49,
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Tho ". I'll, u. II. r. Annron,I,,,on

Tho w I. Z. Il. Il. Approrrlntlon.
: The question Of giving 100000 to the
wheeling L Lake Erie railroad as an in.
ducement to bring it to our city is one
Of vital interest to the citizens Of Wheel.
ing. We want all the railroads we can
get, and the addition to trade and taxes
will in q short time more than REIN.
burse US for this outlay. In the mean.
time the splendid cafes sold by The
Globe Contract Company are the only
safe places to keep this money,-Adrt.
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A PLEASANT PRESENTATION.

Mr.. Williams, Retiring Manager Of tho
Standard MIL, Gained Yesterday.
Yesterday morning after Mr.. S. T.
Williams, the retiring manager Of the
Standard Iron Mill, had concluded his
business transactions with that insti:
tution and was about to leave for Mus.
kegon, Mich, where he will assume con.
troll Of q large bar mill, he was told that
he was wanted in the warehouse, and
on reaching that building, Mr.. Williams
was met by sixty employees, of the
Standard, who said that they wanted ia
adjusts little matter with him. After a
few seconds Of quiet T. B. May, ex.Aian-
ager Of the wor ks, presented Mr., VIII
liams with an. exceedingly handsome
and coatly gold.6eaded cane on behalf oi
his fellow workmen. Mr.! May presented
the cane with the following well chosen
remarks, which expressed the sincere
feelings of the Workmeu = IS ~ &
worEmen, | hays been requested to tan.
der you this stall as token, Of our an.
probation Of the zeal, fidelity and co,I.
ttesy With which Your official duties esI as
manager haye 1eeR performed. Ster:
ling metal seems to be the, most :appro-
priAte tribute to sterling worth, and,
therefore, the eapression7oi our respect
and esteem has taken this sterling form
Unalloyed gold is the fitting type Of our
unalloyed confidence in syour integrity
and capacity. Canes are usually ,,sed
by. dudes and old people, but feeling
that yoN will need i cane aheiore your
hair Is as gray. as the speakers, we take
time by tho iorelock aud present you
this one. I am told there are certain
forms and ceremonies proper to be OBJ.
served on such OCCASIONS as the present,
but I think l know the disposition OF
the person have the honor to address
ye|l:anopeh to usss9ms that he prefers
irankness to iormVla, and a few cordial
words 10 mere conventional compli.
ments., Your fellow workmen have re-
quested me to place in ,your hands this
gold.headed STAFF as a token Of their
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were yesterday is
sued to the following named parties:
George i. McCulley and Mary E
Truax, each aged 90, and both natives
and residents Of Wheeling.
Benjamin F. kleiser, aged 81, and
Anna L. Dickey, aged 80, both Of Tus.
caravans county, Ohio. T."
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Exciting for n Short While.

Last evening horse hitched to gar
bage cart was LETT standing on Market
street. A passing street sprinkler lrirht-
ened it and it walked up on the side
walk, where passer-by caught it.
The horse reared up, throwing the man
down, and was about to walk on his
stomach awhile, when another man
caught the horse with ane hand and the
man with the other and got them separ-
ated. 1t was narrow escape. Q.Gs 42tt}
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds Of trust and deed
made June IS by James A. Filan, John
Fl. Whyte and John Gallagher and their
wives to Tolbert johnson, for S4o5, a lot
on Jacob street, south Of Twenty.second,
G2 by 100 feet. -
Also deed made July 8. by George
W.Humphrey and wife to William II. Fra
zier. for 5000, a lot SO by 100 feet on the
hillside west of the National road, in the
First ward. I''T1
The certificate Of incorporation Of the
Ohio Valley Building Association vas
also filed for record, :,
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The following druggists outside Of
Wheeling are agents Tor Chamberlain's
celebrated remedies: G.. B. Carney,
Fairmont;,L. T. Wells, Clarksburg; K.
7. Richardson, New Martinsvillc; Grant
& Jackson, Grafton A. H. Burley, Cam
eron; J. N. Tetrich, Warrington, Daw
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superintenden ont Waltcr uere.

General Superintendent Alfred Wal.
ter, Of the B. 4 O. road, who was so SO.
rlously hurt at the time the B. 4 o. pri.
yate car West Virginia. was wrecked on
the Ohio River road at the Darlington
trestle, has 80 far recovered from the in.
juries received at that time that be is
nble to resume his official duties, though
be still feels some OF the Ill effects OF lis
experience. He was In the nity yester.
day for the first time since he was taken
away helpless. His present trip is bis
first inspection tour Of the road aince bis
accident, Ssf-t! ss.ls-a & StrTL.TI-
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Old 1inu Warner Gets There.

Harrison Warner, the old man who
left McConnelsyille, Ohio, on april 25th,
to walk to Baltimore, Maryland, push.
ing wheelbarrow the entire distance,
507 miles, arrived last week at his desti.
nation. He had a rousing reception.
Although 50 years Of age he stood the
trip well and his health is good. He is
a nephew Of Mrs. Sands, aged l02, the
oldest woman in Baltimore. After
wheeling to Washington to call upon
the President and visiting some other
friends in the East, he will return by
rail as far .aB Wheeling and then walk
homa ~ - ~