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jennie ,Ici,rI,le m Tro,,l III, 4 4 ain.

a IL
Y; That old.timer, Jennie Mcbride, was
before Justice Davis last night on COM
plant of Policeman Jake Watson, who
charged her in the warrant he swore
out:with being person Of bad fame and
q street prostitute. II there was any
doubt about Jennie not being person
Of bad fame her appearance last night
would 3 have dispelled it. She has
BEEN drinking at ~ 3{lively5 rate OF
late and apparently most OF the booze
has gone to her head and settled lin her
nose. She is in poor health and begged
soto be let of that Justice Davis finally
arranged that she should not 60 to Ejail
just at the time, but issued commitment
papers SO that in case she makes another
bad & break she can be locked up for six
months instauter. III; :, j, D. a. 4, 4fs
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The rumorl is in railroad circles here
abouts, that either Capt. FR.. I. tDeyries,
ofsthis city, Or F.H. .Brinton, who like
Captain iDevries, has served Sthe SBalti.
more ~ Ohio ;companys faithfully and
well for along number. of years, will re.
eeiye the appointment of General Super
intendent Sof the Trans: Ohio division 81
the Baltimore Il Ohio to succeed Col.
Wv w Peabody. The many friends!
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THE best anodyno and expectorant for
the cure of colds and coughs and all
throat, lung, and bronchial troubles, is,
undoubtedly, Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Ask your druggist for it, and, at the
same time, for Ayers Almanac, which Is
free to all. a "a 4 DHwgf
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" ~ l'fsN'El
.GATARRH,!

Catarrhal Deafness g. Hay Fevcr--.i New
h ~ i Home Treatment. :, ;SsS "
i! Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are I contagious, or that
they are due to the presence OF living
parasites in, thes lining membrane OF the
nose and eustachian tubes. u Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
a fact; and the result OF the discovery is
that a simple remedy has been;formu-
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications
made at home BY the patient once In two
weeks. 4 AZ
IA \. This treatment is not a snuff
orSanE ointment i both shave been dis:
carded byreputable physicians as inju-
rious. pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free onreceipt OF stamp
toSpayi postage, by SA.H. 7 Dixoni& Son,
3S7 and $3.50 West King street. Toronto,
Canada.-Ch Christian "a drVcate. K ttslsls
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Question,

Do you suffer with habitual constipa-
ton or biliousness? ~ so, try the pleas
ant mutt laxative, Elixir of Dates. Il It
will cure you. Sold in so cent bottles
by 9. R. Goetze, WV. Irwin, W.. E.
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., wholesale
ppanta -l,. ~. - i5.fTys - "a 81,
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l55S 6 overnor Nathan, 6 "a arrived iin:this
city shortly alters midnight Slasti night
/. and registered at the McLure. He came
cover the Baltimore, s Ohio road and
swas so tired and 6worn.outsthat he at
once retired on reaching the hotel, and
was not accessible to, interyiewers. ffi4 &
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4 blast Il t F Furnace i, Fine Record,

All The Bellaire blasts furnace, which Inns
been obliged 10 bank down Efors az few
days in ORDER to- make some necessary
repairs, did SO alter running fora year
and three! iuonths awithout stopping.
During that time lit made il52, 900, tons
.oflpig irons Considering the capacity.
Of this furnace, thisiis agreat record S
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" AsTlIlsdroS, JAM. 9.-For West Nir.
ssinia, light rain, soutllerly. winds, warm.
or inanorthernj part, stationary tempera;
Jture in southern part. 81
IA For, Western, Pennsylvania, light rain
| or snow, southerlylwinds,n no change in
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BID me discourse. i VI i'll enchant thine
ear with remarkable tales Of astounding
cures Of all sorts of,suflering by SALIVA.
ton Oil, the greatest cure on earth for
pain. Price % cents a bottle. 4, I've
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or health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eHectually cleanse the system
when costive OF. bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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4 New JunIolr.'' o. VA. M. c ;aon ,yr

- "A new JUNIOR VI. IA. NJ. Council. ~ Z
Last night Friendship Council No. 81,
Junior O. U.tA. M.,was formed in Par
ker's, hall. The new council starts out
with twenty:eight members and has n
bright future. The following officers
were chosen II Councillor, Herbert MIN
ness; Vice, Samuel r.. Graves; Record
ing Secretary, W. G. NIarling; Assistant,
II. W. Baker; Treasurer, Joseph L. De-
giant; Financial Secretary, John D.
Hall; Conductor, A. B. Hall; Warden,
Franklin AlcCarter; Inside Sentinel,
Harry Simpson, Outside Sentinel, TT.
Simpson, jr.;3 Past Councillor, T. j..
Simpson, ST.. After the business OF the
evening was finished, the lady friends
of3the members served q sumptueus
supper. { Z - ir.i.. 81 g z - 3,
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bad ACCIDENT TO!TIlE BEN llUR.


She Runs Through IIcrselr-Two 3Ien
/ scaidetl-General River News. 81 Il
r The steamer Ben hnr on her down
trip yesterday morning ran through her.
self just above Neale's Island, near Par.
kersburg. Both cylinder heads were
blown out. A deckhand named War
den, living at St. NIary's, was SO badly
scalded that his death is almost certain,
and John Reecc. a river man OF Parkers-
burg, was fearfully scalded about the
head and face, but will recover, The
Ben Hur was taken. 10 Harmar for re-.
pairs. She was in charge OF Captain
Fred Kimball. .s5a,i 4
Last evening the river was Mt the
twenty-forr foot mark, but was falling
rapidly, and by this morning will be
down to point which will relieve the
most timid Islanders mind. = ) 5
5. The Hudson, which was due here at I
o'clock yesterday morning, was wind
bound at Pittsburgh, and did not get
away from that port till 5 a.. m. + AT, Z
o'clock, however, she was at the Etna
mill landing, having made the run in the
fast time Of four hours. She spent the
day at this port, taking on quite big
lot Of nails; and got away for Cincin-
natl at 10 p. m. s',,51 q, ~
{ The Courier left for Parkersburg at
1880 q. in. yesterday. The Scotia passed
up yesterday morning with a heavy trip.
The Charles Brown passed down with
coal. The Abner O'Neal is to.day's
Pittsburgh packet, leaving n. s a. m.
The G.. w. Bachelor is to.day's Cincin.
natl packet, leaving at Z a. m. The
Louis A. Shirley will be up to-day! for
Pittsburgh at $3.50 pm. The Jessie B.,
the middle ferry boat, has been having
considerable trouble with her floats.
They are old and leaky and liable to
sink; they will soon be replaced WITH
new, ones. q ( n, f'5isa y
During the last six months of 1859
over, 5000 passengers were carried in
the steubenyille and Wheeling trade. Z
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Mr. W. K. Fulton, Secretary Of the
y M. .. Al was summoned to his home
at Whitney yesterday, by the illness of
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TIE clerks employed In tho retail shoe
houses Of this city have formed them.
selves into an organization known as
the Clerks Union, aud propose to apply
for representation in the Trades Assem-
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Great Remnant Sale.

j.
y, On Friday we offer remnants from all
departments at one.half and one-third
former; prices:
Remnants best Blue Calicoes at Sc I'd.
4 Remnants s and 10c All Linen Crash at
4c a yard. NJ Il! S5 52t N:
Remnants 25 and $50 Table Linens at
15c yard. Y f. 2 /,
e Remnants Sc Bingham at 4c yard. II
81 Remnants Sc Chiviot at, 4c a yard 4 i;st
rs Remnants 25c Tickings at f12} c yard.
Remnants Of 81 Henrietta Cloth at
Soc a yard.
Remnants Of: 75c Henrietta Cloth at
374c yard. q; u; "a
" Remnants Of SOC Cashmere at 25c;y'd.
III Remnants CSC Cashmere at l2lc I'd.
8,i Remnants Of les and $l5c Dress Goods
at Sc, a yard.
y Remnants Of Embroideries md Laces
less than one.half jptice..s Call! early to
secure3yonr, choice Thesabove. sale on
Friday only: STONE & THOMAS n
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4 Largo Purchases. Of Real Estntc.

"a tract oflland on the west side Of the
BE o. tracks, extending from Benwood
Junction north, to, the corporate limits Of
Benwood,s has been? sold to WV. .Hoge
for 500 an acre. The: tract OF land be-.
longed to the estates Of Dr. Hildreth,
Hanson Good and Aaron Kelley, oil de,
ceased they being descendants Of Benja.
min McMechen, one $of the pioneers OF
this section. The purchase was, Sit is
understood, made by Mr.. Hoge Tor. the
baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company,
and the rumor. is that twill use it for
yards md 4 site for shops, such US the
company, has talked Of building here for
several years pnst. "
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ATTEND the great Remnant Sale Fri.
lay January 10. & STONE THOMAS. q,
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. BUCKEYE EXTRACTS are strong and
sweet, put up in a style SO neat that they
are mighty hard to beat. at all grocers.
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MARTINiS FERRY MATTERS.

A Death from pneumonia-aIr. Collins
Wins HIS Suit General News. n
u Miss Maude Nichols is visiting friends
at Blaine. s. 4 FL. iis
Paul Morrison has returned to school
at Gambler. s}
Ed. McComb has resumed his law!
studies at Cincinnati
Mr. Joseph Waters has returned from
a two-weeks visit at Springfield. s
2AIr.I Lewis Smith is in the East in the
interest OF the Buckeye glass works.
F: Rub died last night OF pneumonia
the result Of influenza. Mrs. Rub is
quite sick. ~
Miss Margaretta Drennen is at the bed
side OF her brother.in-law, Mr.. John Nc
Claskey, at Kane, Pa. e.
Mr.$W. q. Bingham, Of Chicago, is in
the city gathering data for the history OF
the Upper Ohio Valley. 49,; &
Mrs. Augusta Soules, widow. Of George
Soules, recently received "a pension and
back pay amounting to $4,000. y!
"a Mrs. DR.. B: o. Williams has been en-
tertaining her mother, Mrs. Groves OF
st. Clalrsville, for: several days past.
The aJolly Pathtinders'' opened 4
three nights engagement to very large
audience at the Opera House last night.
Prof. f. Z. Sparks lcctured on ""Pub-
lie Education" before the Farmers In
stltute at Mt. Pleasant, on Wednesday
night. s;,e{.::.isii5 .5ll,3ss
The public schools will be closed from
9:45 till noon to-day on account Of the
funeral Of Mrs. u: T. Thomas, "a former
teacher. $500
Mr%sW. 4. Fulton, Secretary OF the
.Y.iM: Q. A.,wa summoned to his home
at Whitney yesterday, By, the illness of
his mother. X 5.;i535ji5tissili a
"a; Y two-story frame tenement house be.
longing to Asa Hussey, at Mt. Pleasant,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night. Loss about 81, 900. 59a.'.1.I3:
4 In the case Of u. W. Collins I; vs., the
Buckeye Glass Company for 500, one
months salary, which was tried before
Squire Thee. Keller and a Jury ;yester.
day, Mr.. Collins won. gSNir.s oseph Ell
son, OF Wheeling, appeared fors the
plaintiff and Mr.. George Duncan for: the
defendant Tho inrv nopo;stoJ - No.
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IT is asserted that Booth and Salvini
keep their voices clear by the uso Of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. 10 A
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\: a M. j. NICE adden. Ks
UNDERWEAR
At. COST. y
M, j. McFadden, (

Z TO ilsurc the rapid sale OF several broken
lines Of. Shirts and UraweIs, l have marked the
following. styles sof Underwent, downSto IL
Actual Cost ct the Mills.
q Heavy y hits or Greg Shirts and Drawers, 25c
a ti0Vd Canton Flannel Dnwers, Is, 35, Soc. :
Il Heavy Scotch MerlDU Shirts and drawers, Csc
GsUd Red Atwood Shirts ana drawers, Soc. (
4 camel's Hair, double breast anu back, Shirts
w cents. : = 3 :. ! & Z
n Ex tn Heavy Striped Red Wool Shirts, 5oc. Is
T. Finest v hite MerinO Shirts mud Drawers, zoe,
Extra Heavy lied " DOL shirts aud Drawers, Csc,
Mcdicxted Rci Wool shirts aud Drnwers. 75c.
kuglIsh MerinO striped shirts and Drawers, &c.
Double breast Red ti0ol Shirts " Drawers, i5c.
* Cancels lair Ribbed Skirts aud Drawers, &c.
Logs White OF Grey shirts and Drawers, sc. y
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Chenille Curtains. ".
3. We offer this week choice. Of, our; en-.
tire stock Eof Sl0s Sl2san Sl5 Chenille
Curtains at So so per pair.
49, X 81 III STONE & THOMAS, giS
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THE UNION M ~, BRIDGE COMPANY

Is Now Isen,ly TO Ask for Needed Privileges
on the South Side. Il; !s;i ,5s
i5Alr. Psi. Terrell, Chairman Of the
Council, Committee on Railroads had a
call issuedSSyesterday for a meeting Of
the committee this evening. Mr.. Fer
rell is in receipt OF a communication
from President Cochran Of the Union
Bridge and Terminal Railway Company,
in,which he states that they; have now
arrived at point where they desire to
obtain further: privileges from the city
n.order to carry on their terminal rail-
way work on !, the South Side ofwhich
the big q tunnel & is / the beginning.
In order to carry out their zplans it
will be necessary for the company.to OBJ,
tain the right to cross streets and alleys
in, the Sixth ward, in Caldwell's run sec
ton. The attorneys. OF the company
have prepared ordinances granting the
privileges desired, and will offer them for
tho approval 8of the committee at to-
nights meeting.@ They will be accom-
panied by maps showing the lines to be
followed, and Chief Engineer Job Abbott
will probably! be present to explain mat
tiers. As soon as the ordinances are APP
proved by! the committee they will be
put through Council. as fast as possible.
The company. desires to lose, no time. ~
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7 The following conveyance Of real es-
tate were admitted to record in Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday VI & 2
"a deed made January s, 1890, by
Christian fviewig, ST., and wife, to Con-
rad Utermohlen, for the north half Of lot
No. 2 in the Joseph Hydinger, ST., addi-
ton, fronting % feet on Jacob street in
the Eighth ward. Consideration, $500.
= A deed made December 20, 1889, by
John Lawrence Hargreaves and wife,
and others, to Frederick Happy, for. a
piece OF property containing 8 roods and
situated in that part Of the city
known as Manchester. Consideration,
81 600. g
q a! quit.claim deed made November 4,
1889, by Thomas w. Prince, OF st. Louis,
to AlexandergLaird, Of Parkersburg, for
lot No. IL in square No.l3 as designated
on the map OF the subdivisions OF the
Joseph Caldwell estate, fronting so feet
on the east side Of Chapline street in
the Sixth ward. II a II y
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BucKEYE EXTRACTS are the best on
earth s,ioryou always get your moneys
worth! it all Sgrocers. - z y:fs
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N OWING ;toSthe fact that We expect ia
moyc on April j we will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop won
sewing machines, bicycles and type.
writer's. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to- the Standard and
White Sewing { Machines, Calagrapb
World and Merritt 3Typewriters and 4
few makes Of bicycles. IS Come early and
secure bargains. "
m n EDw. L. Rose 4 Co.,
-klilsll y. Z. y IS Twelfth street.
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w. itsg DIED. r Z. "a '3 g s5
BoWERsSon Thursday, January D, 1890, al
osiPGk p, m., SARAH j., wife Of Henry. Bow.
Funeral notice hereafter. fSis a x Z
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tTlior,Mon,ntUr Record,

i Tho thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered rs follows: n 4 y 3sj
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The Wheeling Instalment Co.,
Al 4 1136-llSs-l LAO MARKET ST. .4
q JOS. II. McARDLE, Manager.
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ANNUAL clearance sale Of Fine Shoe,
"A. &. L. VI. BLoND's.SA
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III sfNlt s7.3
ISufTerersf from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. rrhs4Eowai
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PIECES q Remnants to select from a.
money saving prices on Friday. Call
early for your choice. Is \,
9j5s z h N \ STONE 4, THOMAS,
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SSyenther Indications.

i a, M -. p.
d. Z. III
il m IS eaihcr-Fair. 3;
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ANNUAL clearance sale Of Fine Shoes
: L.Y. BLoSD's.
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John, ]. Haywood, Joseph NIedill, ]. w,
Lane and James Shr6les, and was moi
out over; twenty minutes lg.I ~

No fragrant Wild ilowcr Of tho heath
WI Is sweetcr than my Julia's sikh; 4 =
No pearl Is whitcr than her teeth, u
y e Whllo her soft lips tho roses dye. Z
4 For s0z0D0Sr Isl her delight, ~.
= II keeps those charms 80 pure and bright.
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~, y A; two-story frame tenement house be.
longing to Asa Hussey, at Mt P easaut,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night. Loss about 81, 900. S5.l'.1si3 =
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THE Young Mems Democratic Club
will hold another meeting this evening
for the purpose OF finally determining
what they will do about going to Colum-
bus to attend Governor. elect Campbell's
inauguration. In case they 60 they will
leave here Mt 1910 O'Clock Sunday
night. 4: 3 7gS1T
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TIE members OF Sheridan Post, No.
So. G, A. r. are requested to BIO present
at their regular meeting tonight Mt Z
o'clock sharp in order that all the bust
ness may DO disposed Of by 5 o'clock
when the Twentieth Century Club will
meet in tho hall ~ 81 II ;tgg4!' i,t rs "a.
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For the past two nights a gang Of i'm.
Fortunate beggars have made the corner
Of Main and Twelfth streets their field OF
operations. Several pedestrians have
been Obliged 10 threaten violence before
they could rid themselves OF the yaga'
honda ltfL q N1 ( ss stElT' uL I1Eg Y
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.Clothing, Etc.

.----->--~---------~-->-
sSiJANAMAKER & BROWN.
III irst In town with New Samples and New
Prices, with reduction from 81 81 TO S. on Tor
best silk aud Wool Pants made to order, aud
butts The same; aud will close out my stock OF
Dry Goods aud Carpets at your prices, before
moving, ~ &, tii,If Is &, J. ~. tERkEL, G5l
~ jhlU III 2lOl Main street. 2
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Ike SAITH, the well known colorcd
dog fighter, was before Justice Davis
yesterday on complaint OF Jessie Sells,
the woman with whom he lives, who
charged him with assault. lie confessed
judgment and paid the fine, OF S. and
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The mother Of Master Mechanic Il. a,
Lichtenberger, OF the O.. & p. shops, is
very sick at her home in Wellsyille with
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q L. J.. Beauchampis being talked Of all
over town as the best temperance lee.
turer ever heard here. He! is accom-
panied by his wife # Il a
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Catarrhal Deafness Hay Fevcr---lis New
VIZ 81 Home Treatment ~ y
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-18

had Intended starting from Petaluma and going
up through Cloyerdale and Uktah, returning
through Napa County. AS The itinerary is now.
however, Napa and ST. Helena will be visited
first and the return made through MendocinO.
Tie first days journey will end at Calistoga. On
Monday the run Will be made 10 Middleton and
GlenbroOk, and LaSeport Will be visited, besides
Soda Bay, Highland Spring, Blue Lake and
other resorts.
The league century run has been postponed
until June LIST, many riders who expected TO
go on the run were prevented by the rain last
sunday from taking preparatory spin In order
10 get lii shape. The postpunement Is for the
purpose of allowing them 10 get III good trim.
Chief Consul Thompson says that the Iun Is
eagerly looked forward TO and that at least 100
men Will finish the ride, besides a number who
are expected 10 start ana drop out al san Jose.
Mr.. Thompson says that about thirty new men
have joined tile league since the announcement
oil the run made.
II is now settled that San Jose Will have a very
fast quarter mile track Tor lie bicycle races on
The 4th. II viii be bulls on ST. Julian street, not
far from the central poi tons of the town.
Adams rode 10 HOister ana back during the
week ana pI0nounceS The roads TO lie Ia splendid
shape.
Chief Consul Thompson is actively engaged In
the compilation OF the ROAD BOOK, which lie hopes
10 have completed III Two weeks.
a great many n have been taking advantage
OF the clear mornings 10 ride m the park. Among
those most Often there are Manning, H0iyFUyd
DR.. SlOat, Field WetmOre, Allen, Ledbelter, w.
T.. thompson, and Whole host OF new riders,
VINO, on account OF lHelf not yet HdNthh joined
clubs, are unknown to older wheelmen.
Tie American Bicycle Club now numbers six
cation.
The Stockton men are doing good missionary
Work for the League OF American Wheelmeu
having nine new members from that place.
There are nearly 100000 bicyciists III Eng
land. but there has never been d cyclists club
house OF any preteHslOns erected In London.
Frank L. Weaver, the well-kuown Eastern
bicyclist, left New Haven, Cohn., on April 21st.
TO tide across the Continent on his wheel. lie Is
not quite 20 years of age, but is OF the most
expert bicycle-riders OF The New Haven Club Of
over a hundred members.
The Los Angeles Club has recognized as a
league club.
Brewer. the popular little member OF tile Bay
CITY Cub, won the feather weight wrestling
championship Of the olympic Club last Tuesday
night,