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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
STATE NEWS.

A great many logs went out OF the Biz
Sandy into the Ohio on the last rice.
siI.yesr.old boy was seen drunk on
streets OF Guysndotte few days aso.
Gas was found in the well which is be-
ing bored for oil near Cairo, At depth Of
little more than 100 feet.
Sherman Fislds, Of Kfonrs Station
Wayne county, accidentally shot himsslf
through the thigh, on Friday.
Two unknown men wsylsid "Heisht'
Nicholson near R,vensvood last Sunday
night and robbed him Of t2H
Officer Msys, Of Cersdo, was assnlisf
and badly bes,sd fe~ days sac, BY soGs
unknown tough With q grudse sg,ins' tls
police.
A sand boat belongieg 10 Jscob ,gesisf,
of Falling Waters, Berkeley ceunty' 49,
scuttled and sunk By some uakno~n par
ties few days aso.
A Pittsbors young ls5y Who q visiting
in Hsrper's Ferry, ya-ned isN daIs sso
and disiocstsd her Jaw. After sunefibg
intense pain from The dislocaiiol i5r nino
hours, tbe ~ was ttPia~o
Joe Plymsle has ins,uted snii sgsi5,t
the County Court Of Wayne couaty for
$50 900 dsmsgss, for injuries TO hf
shou der, received from the falling Of hi'
horse through bridge 10 oeredo district
James Dobney, Of Key'er, bad nsIioH
escape from being drowned few days s1o.
He started to ford stream win "eseA
and team. The wagon Was wasbeo s":y,
and Dabney had hard work 10 fs'eH '"'
bank.
Someone l.tely poisoned ane co" be-
longing to O. P. MOrgsn, ci hsfioS conn
~ and tnen. when the COW bad about re-
coSsreJ ~, entered the stable and ripped op-
.o'u.' ~ ;,s stomach with knife, eating the
intestipes out
There is q rumor in Kingwocd thai work
ia 70 hs rssumed On the proposed aad part
/, graded "Black Bottle Railroad" En-
eineers are going over the giound, and the
Preston county Journal says Senator
n q. Davis Yves in tine party.
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PENSION FOR A CoLoRKD MAN.
An Inmate OF the Harrisburg Asylum Be

An Inmate of the Harrisburg Asylum Be-
cures S10.24O.
READING, March 1.-POssibly the largest
pension ever granted to ooloIed man by
the United States has just been awarded
Alexander Craig, of Lancaster county.
For years Craig has been in the Harrisburg
Asylum, while his family, who were in
poor circumstan ces, still lived in Lancas-
ter county. Craig enlisted in the Northern
army during the rebellion, and shell ex-
plodipg Just above his head at Morris
Island, S. O., so injured him that be was
sent home 10 1868. His brain became af-
fec;ed and for years he was burden on
his poor wife and finally he WAS sent 10
the asylum.
A short time ego it was suggested TO
Mrs. Craig that pension might be Sc.
cured, and to-day S10,24S was received
from the Pension Department, together
with an allowance Of S72 per month as
long as Craig lives. This will be paid over
to the struggling wife and her children.
The award dates from November l, 1865.
to September 10, 1879, at the rate of SS a
month, and from September IL, 1879, to
the present time at $72 month.
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MIA. IA. Van Cortland Tonight.

This lady, who, though she bas never
appeared in Wheeling. is 80 veiy highly
spoken Of by the press that her name has
become the synonym Of success, will be
seen st the Grand all of this week, present
iue a series CT prominent classic and ro-
mantle playa. Miss Van Cortland Is an
actr.s, Of woudsrful versatility and most
thorough schooling. She is accompanied
bv = first- class support. The opening play
will be the great drama, "Dens and Pal
scss - Seats are now on sale at Weir's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
A DESPERATE FIKND.
Three Men Out Before He is subdusd and
Placed I'm Jail.

Placed I'm Jail.
MANSFIELD, o., March a. Charles
Hunt and William Snyder engaged in q
quarrel in james Rodecker's saloon here
this morning, srd, rs a result, Hunt is ly-
ing unconscious in the county Jail with
copcussion of the brain, and may not re-
cover. Daring the quarrel Hunt was al
most thrown from the saloon, but came
back fourishing large pocket.knife. He
went for his opponent, when
Curt Murphy, Rodecker and several
others in!srfered. Hunt was finally sub
dued, but, uDf rtunately, not before he
hsd stabbed Murphy in tie arm, Snyde in
the hand and Rodecker in the finger.
Hunt was taken from the saloon a second
time, and when outside was struck by
Murphy, the blow telling him to the pave
mept. When Hunt fell bis forehead struck
the bricks, rendering him unconscious.
He was taken to the city prison and thence
to the Jail by Officer Billow, where ply
sician was called, who, on examination,
said that the recovery OF the man was
doubtful. His condition was unchanged
at 10:45.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Hermsna's vaudevillss.

A gfest deal Of interest is manifested in
the appearance, on Wednesday evening,
at the Opera House, Of Prof. Hsrmsnn's
great Vaudeville Company, and the audi
ence will be one Of the largest ever seen in
the house. This is one Of the finest at
fractions ever put on the road, and Wheel
ing is especially favored in securing visit
Reserved seats 20 on sale Tuesday morn
ing. and, of course, there will be rusb.
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Adxior to Mothers,

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup foi
children teething, is the prescription oil
one Of tbs best female nurses and physicians
IN the United States, and has besn used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value II
incalcuable. 1t relesyes the child from
pain. cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests its mother
Price 25c Q hotsi-
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Cmolais Have a Falling Out.

ST. LOTS. March "A special from
Hastings. Nsb., says; A sensational scene
was enacted late lsst even ing in this city,
While Judge VIM. Gsstin, Of this district,
was hearing q case in Obambers, O. Il.
Tanner, a prominent member Of the Hast
ings bar, taking exception to the judges
decision, struck him terrific blow over
the left eye. The act may result in the
disbarment Of the attorney. Gastin is the
Oldest district Judge in Nebraska,
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THE QUETTA'S FATE.

LONDON, March 2.-The number Of
lives lost By the disaster to the steamer
Quetts, which was wrecked while on
voyage from Queensland to London, ia
now raid 10 be one hundred. A dispatch
from Biisbans, Queensland, says that the
Q Qaetta had go souls on board, Of whom
1l6 were saved, including the captain and
heyaral officera.
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NO LACK OF MoDEsTY.
Russell Harrison Takes Hand In Mon
taua Politics.


HELENA, MoN., February 2S.-"Ths
President and ME-" wrote Russell b. Har
rison in a letter to Sprouel Braden, the
Chief Of the Government Assay Office here
"are embarrassed by your longer retaining
your Office. Please oblige the President
and ME by resiguirg forthwith, and re-
lieving OUR embarrassment" The words,
"the President and ME-" were repeated
in The letter once or twice and sub,tsntisl
ly in the language quoted.
Prince Russell's forbearance in mention
ing the President frat in requesting the
resignation Of Asssyer Braden is deserving
of praise, that is, if he really meant to put
it that way. It's suspected, however, that
"Russ" intended to write "ME and the
President" and was only prevented from
doing so by slip of the pen. Those here
who have enjoyed the acquaintance Of this
remarkable youpg man are convinced OF 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

SHAMoKIN, Pa, March Bishop
Bowman arrived unexpectedly from Cbics'
20 this morning. His visit is supposed to
be in the interest of Bishop Esher. The
struggle is developing into a general rup'
ture between the German element of the
West, who sustain Esher and Bowman,
and the American element of the East,
who sustain Bishop Dubs, Of Chicago.
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ANEFFECTlvE ARGUMENT.
Aor taulkner's speech Against q
Blair Ban Fayorab'v Received.

Aor tAu'Sner's speech Against the
Blair Ban FavosAb'y Received.
A Is.3sam to the Register.
WASHINGTON. March , 2-Faulkner'
'''ca agaiest the Blair bill, which was
'o'aed in the REGISTER, has been most
s'l7 Commended by Senators and p
's,a'stlv's Of both parties.
20 Zee REGISTER correspondent, Seus-
, Oe'e Of Tex y. said il WAS the most
'',,''l'e argument that bsd been present
Asi'ast tbs vicious measure OF the New
'llsbiIs Senator. Toe Texas Sensto'
-'3 q that be lad heard the Blair bill DIS,
Z Ia some years, aud tha; he ha1
's'e-al speeches against II himsei
I, 1t senator Fsulkner hsi brought 90
NJ, 10 asc;iye shape the most potent
ats YET submitted on that sub eet
s tor Harris slso complimented Mr
ier, and, in fact, be WAS the reeipi
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Not Aware of Auy Dirsrsnce.

WAsHINGToN, March Upon show
log to the British Ministe; a report from
London asserting his rumored recall, and
his virtual suppression by Sir Charles
Tupper during the remaining period oI
his connection with pending negotiations,
Sir JClian said.
'You may give the most absolute CON
sraiiction to every word of the statement.
l an not aware OF any difference st opin
ION between Lord Salisbury or Lord Stan
ley and myself on any question l may
have TO deal with
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"rwo SISTERS

O, Friday and Saturday evenings Of the
present week the 1.-TWO Sisters" will be
seen at the Opera House" 1t is an at
traction tha. will draw big houses, as it lie
pronounced by the pTtss 10 be finer than
the "Old Homestead" which made such
an immense bit. 1t is By the same su.
thors, and the company that WILL present 1t
here is irs. class in every respect.
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Ten Mile skating Race.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, March 3
Hugh Mccormick, to-day defeated Axte
Psulssn in ten mile skating race, al
White Bsar Lake. The race was for th'
worlds championship of speed skaters
S4OO side, and the Paulsen championship
medal. McCormick's time WAS 37-9. with
Paulsen one-,hird of @ mile behind. II
was only fair half mile track, nearly
one eight of a mile being rough and
cracked. Fally 5000 people witnessed
the race. bat the betting was light.
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Iehsne Not Yet Riackiis,ed.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2.-Pfesident
Zach. Phelps, of the American Association
telegrsphed Friday night to the Columbus
management asking if mike" Lshsne's
name should 20 on the blsklist, the thirty
DAYS allowed by the rules to intervene
between making an agreement and sign
ing a contract hsvisg expired. Manager
Buckenberger replied that the Columbus
club has no desire to disgrscs Lshane or
drive him out of the business, and asks
President Phelphs not to &C. in the mat
ter until I.ehane has been heard from.
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Ptt.burg Well Known Gambler DE,

Pntsburg Well Known Gambler Desd.
PITTsBURG, PA, March "A special
from Cory, this State, says: Sam Mason,
one Of the nerviest Of Pit.sbure's old-time
gambling proprietors, attempted to com
NIT suicide on the night express at Cory,
Pa. He cut himself horribly 10 the
throat, both writts, under the srm-pits,
and stabbed himself in the abdomen.
Mason was reputed to be quite wealthy,
but bis brother ssys.he has not been himfelf
for some time, owing TO several heavy
business reverses The mans condition
ls dspPerouse and he is dying. ~ toe
wound in the sbdomsu is probloly fatal.
When Mason retired early In the evening.
be told the conductor he was rot well and
asked him to telegraph bis fiends in osso
any thing happened. The heavy loas o.
blood, following the dozen cut, restored
him TO better frame Of mind than be had
been in for months past. aud be hsggsd 10
be saved, a. be did not kno~ What n was
doing Sam Mason will b. remembered
A. the proprietor OF the Diamond Cab
House. the erAck gambling eoiablishmsnt
OF the East.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

THERE was q sound Of revelry by
nipht' and che bad card but couldn't go,
all on account of neuralgia. Her favorits
dude, however, had level head, and, In
stead Of q bouquet, brought Salvation OIL
They went, and were hsppy once more
The propIietors Of the Tarboro' South
erner, Tsrboro', n. O., write:-"Dr. Buli''
Cough Strap goes go fast our druggists
can't keep supplied"
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EIGHTY YEARS OLD.

Pope Leo XIII 10 Oelsbrate a Double An.
piverssry.
ROME, March Pope Leo XIII was
so years old to-day and tomorrow will be
the twelfth anniversary of his Coronation.
In honor Of these two anniversaries he
gave a reception to-day TO the College of
Cardinals.
Replying to the congratulations of the
Csrdinsls, TIE Pope declared his intention
to give his most earnest study to the So
cial question, and said he hoped to receive
assistance of the European powers in solv-
ing this difficult problem.
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The situation In Texas.

ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Rspoits from
Northern Texas cay that hundreds Of range
cattle have been frozsn TO death during the
present cold spell, and that, unless the
weather speedily mcderstes, the loss OF
stock will be very severe.
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nnchIsn,. Arnica sslvs.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Cnsppsd Hands, Ohishlsirs,
Corps and all the Skin Erupbons, and pos
itivelv cures Piles, or no pay required IL
- onsranteed to give satisfaction OF money
raSnded. P.ice % cents per box. For
sale by Logan y %.
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Manifold Sorrow.

ZANEsvILLE, o, March Mrs. Nc
Gregor, wife Of Hon. ]. O. McGregor,
Reading Clerk Of the Ohio House, died
this morning Of diphtheris. This is the
fifth death in the fsmily-four children
and the mo.her-within twelve days
The father ard several children are alsc
down. The father is not expected to live
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Bsrlln's Murder Mystery.

BERLIN, March "A druggist has been
arrested hsrs in connection with the Nau.
mann murder. He is accused of supply
ing the music teacher with drugs for the
SIMPLIFYING Of girls, and DO effecting their
Iuin. Several foreign young ladies are
said TO be anong the victims.
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ns.,h Of Er.esrsrnOE E Oslish.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, March 2-hh
Govsrnor James Edward Eaglish died al
his residence in this city to-day. de con.
trscted a severe cold early this wet K' "niTl ,,
developed rapidly into pasumonia- DE
was 6s years of age and leaves WinuO"
and one eOn.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Another Break.

The new fly wheel for the L,ughlin nail
factory st Martins Ferry met with anoth-
er accident yesterday. 1t will be remem-
bered that about two weeks ago the fange
plate Of the new wheel was broken and 1t
was Just repaired when yesterday morning
". lie heating it, il broke again, which
will cause another delay Of about ten days.
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KIIlad At BrAdd0ck.

Mr.. J. E. Hart, Of New Martinsville. ar
rived in the city last evening with tht
body of his SOD, Edward Hort, who wal
run over by B. & o. train at Braddock,
Pa, on Friday evening. Young Hart had
been engaged in getting up directory al
McKeesport, Pa, and it seems he got of
the train at Braddock and Was run over
by train which approached unobserved
from bshind. 0ne foot was cut off ct the
ankle and the other wss badly mashed.
he wss removed to the West Penn Hos
pital, P,ttsburg, but did rot recover from
the shock and died early Saturday morn
ing. Deceased was about 20 years old
The body will be taken to New Martins
Vile to day and inferred on Tuesday.
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SOUTHERN TEMPERATURE DROPS
Ice Forms in Savannah and Nearly All the
Vegetation IL L pled.

SAVANNAH, GA, March 2.-The first
hard freeze Of the winter occurred here this
morning. Ice formed snd vegetation was
killed. The damage TO crops can not be
estimated yet. A light snow fell in the
forenoon. the first for many years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

LADIES who value a rtfised complexion
must e Pozzoni's Powder-it produces
soft and BEAUTIFUL skin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Death OF . Pioneer Citizen.

Thomas Coleman, the Oldest citizsn Of
Jackson county, died st bis home on
MUSES. Bottom, last Monday. sged 50
wears. Deceased was born at Lstsrt Falls,
Virginia, July %. 1901, 6 son Of James
and Nancy (Andersop) Coleman. AT the
age Of two years be was orphaned, and
from that time on until be was fourteen be
lived with an uncle. He was then sp-
prenticed ct the b.scksmithing trade,
worked a. 1t a year, then went rs cook
ON A river boat. He rose TO pu'h-bsnd,
then 10 csptsin, purchased farm for
which he was to pay in salt, and did pay,
40 that, at the sge OF twenty one years, be
was the owner of a good farm. he has
climbed tine ladder until be now owrs 8. OOO
acres of good farming land, mostly in Mu'
ses Bottom. He bnilt fine brick church
on his land, and gave ground for grave
yard about which he built block stone
ysll which will last for ages. he has con-
tended with msny bardsbips. lsbored naio'
done good to ell about him, aud kept To-
sstber and raised large family OF chill.
drep. laying by enough to give each eooo
home. His grandfather was smong tnose
s,nrdy pioneers 10 whom the virginiss owe
~ much. and in frontier days did garrison
At Fort Pitt, Wheeling, Marietta aso
pslleyille. he was finally murdered Dy
Isdisns at the Falls Of Mill Creek ~niie
waiting to cross.
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A Big Deal.

One Of the largest deals for msnufactur'
ed stuff which ever occurred in this State,
was consummsted the past week, the detailf
of which are known only 10 few persons.
A contract wns enter.d into by promi'
nsnt citizen Of this State with one Of the
largest corporations in this country where
BIZ the former agrees to deliver the latter
sbout fifty millions of sawed stavss, all or
nearly ali Of which will come from Pat
nam county. The consideration will be
over 81 $50, 600 in cash.
The magnitude Of this contract can only
be realized by giving some figures. BY
shipping five car loads Of slaves day it
will require over three years to ship the
quantity contracted for.
This IL the largest single transaction in
manufactured stuff that has ever taken
place in the State, and il illustrates the re-
sources Of our rich little Commonwealth
when such contract can be filled in one
county.
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wh.eiipg P.op,. In Dntre.s.


The current Issue Of tie Fairmont IHder
says family by the name Of Mewillism.,
OF Wheeling. recently moved into house
ia tha, town. They bad been there but
for q short time when il was discovered by
the nsighbors that they were in destitute
circumstances and many members Of the
family we're down sick with the typhoid
fever. Assistance WAS speedily rendered
them. Oliver F, one Of the sons, aged
about II years, died with that fatal dis.
sease last Friday morning and was buried
on Saturday at the Fsirmont cemetery.
Another son is still very ill-but there are
hopes Of his recovery. If the needs OF the
family had been known they would have
been supplied sooner and perhaps the life
Of the young man might have been saved.
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Sweet N music.

Quite good sized audience listened to
the rehearsal of the Opera House orchestra
at Ar;on Hall, last evening. The follow
ing programme was excellently rendered,
under direction Of Prof. Spell:
PARTI.
march-"The Patdot, ,....................:A Doering
OVerture-"Turand0t ............-.......N. LAchner
Waltz -"The First kiss .................C. Strauss
PART II.
GayOtle tle-"Gnomenreigen, The Feie OF
the Gnomes
r Afcher
Polka-"Die schoene Rasch
PARTI III.
Potpourri-"L aus dem
Reche der Toene
ClArcus.
Paraphr0e uuber Abt's Lied die wsldAndacht
W. sehl.
GAlOp-"Huntlng .............. esallA
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-12

a-s- .. 90 .sa-..absra of -tha -ardar- win nave
arrived in the city and be comfortably fixed
in th sir quarters by that time.
Officei and members OF the Supreme
Lodge will rendezvous mt the Plankinton
House at o'c'ock Tuesday morning. and
will march TO tho Exposition Building. the
mammoth auditorium OF which will be ar
ranged for the royal welcome which will
thero be rendered to the delegates. The
cordial greetings of tho State OF Wisconsin
and the city OF Milwaukee will be extended
in fitting manner by Gov. w. ID. Hoard.
Mayor Geo. W. Peck. and Chancellor Hos
kins, OF Wisconsin. Responses will be
made on behalf OF the Supreme Lodge by
Supreme Chancellor Ward. Of Newark. N.
j.. and other members OF the Supreme
body. Following thi reception. which will
be an elaborate affair and will be attended
by vast Gudience. the Supreme Lodge
will 60 into session and will hold meetinos
every day until the business before 1t Is
completed.
On TUESDAY afternoon. promptly at 4
o clock. General Carnaban's Pythian army
will move forward on grand parade over
a line OF march extending three miles
through the principal parts OF the city.
The column will be reviewed by the Su-
preme Chancellor and Major General
There will be fully $4,000 Knights in the
line, all fully equipped In their attractive
uniforms. Including the officers OF divls-
ions and half dozen or moro mounted
divisions, there will bo nea' ly 900 men on
horseback in line. This will be one OF the
most mazniicent military displays ever
seen in the United States. Following tho
parade OF Uniform Knights will como
long proces Of lodge members without
uniforms.
On Wednesday morning the competitive
drill will commence and will be continued
all the morning. In the afternoon the en-
tire Pythian army will be drawn up in line
for inspection and review.
Thursday morning will be given up to
prize drills. In the afternoon the Supreme
Ledge delegates will be given a compli'
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-12

eclipse all similar efforts so far made I'm the
West. The bombardment will open at $3.50
o'clock. and will last an hour and filtsen
minutes. Among tho pieces which will
make the fireworks display so attractive
feature will be a gigantic equestrian knight
in fuD armor, with the shield OF the order In
appropriate colors. and bearing aloft an
emblematic banner. The kindly feature OF
the beloved aud lamented founder OF the or
der, Justus II. Rathbone. will be displayed I'm
a ma Inflcent iiro portrait. An accurate
representation OF Niagara Falls. $50 feet
long and 50 feet high, will also be given.
showing the spray rising from the foot OF
tho falls. with the roar Of the cataract per-
fectly counterfe tied. There will he more
than twenty large and appropriate set
pieces. many OF which wilt be emblem
atical OF the Knights OF Pythias order. be-
sides largo number OF novelties in NOV
able pieces which have never before been
attempted.
thorough canvass OF the city is being
made. and ASST znments to quarters will be
made upon n most admirable system. the
persons desiring quarters being placed In
direct com niunication with the pro orIietors
OF hotels or the owners OF private houses.
The railroads n D all making tho lowest
excursion rates. and It is expected tha at the
rate wars will reduce to still lower point