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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-16
HARRY sEynoI.D HERE.
Tho Sheriff and Prosecutor Howard Arrive
with their Prisoner aud he IL Locked up

Tho Sheriff and Prosecutor Howard Arrive
with their Prisoner and he Ia Locked up
here.
Sheriff steenrod and Prosecuting At.
torney Howard arrived hero on the u. 4
0. road at o'clock yesterday morning
from Winfield, Kansas, having in cus.
tody, Harry scybo1d, accused Of embez.
element from tho Bank OF Wheeling.
Deputy sherilIs Whyts and Lane met
them at tho depot, and the party went
To Vankeurcn'a restaurant and ate
breakfast. While waiting for tho tneal,
Harry picked up u paper and read m
account Of the matter, and made cheer.
full comment. lie seemed in much bet
terspifits than when he was first arrested.
He was given the old debtors room,"
next 10 the stairway In tho county Jail.
lie was visited early inter hia arrival by
his wife, and they had long private
talk. Later lis iather also called and
had an interview with him, and Mr.. J.
II. Rosenburg, Mrs. Seybold's father,
paid him two visits, the second time In
company with his attorney, Colonel
Arnett.
An lNrELLloENcER reporter called at
the jail, but did not see the prisoner, as
he was then engaged with his attorney.
The statement made In tho 1SrELLI.
dEScER Saturday that Harry was here
on Christmas, having come from Fosto.
riu, and that no remained four days,
was made on tho authority OF his 10.
ther.in.law, Mr.. Rosenburg, who prob.
ably knew.
A great deal Of sympathy has been OK.
pressed for.young Seybold, aud for his
relatives, and There was disposition 10
criticize the bank for pursuing him, un.
til 1t was learned that the bank had not
moved to cat,se his arrest. The iufor-
nation, 1t was said in Saturdays INTEL.
l.lGEScER, on which he was arrested
came from one Charles Zane, OF st.
Louis, with whom Harry boarded
there. Zino is said TO be related TO
Sheriff Steenrod. Mrs. Seybold has in
her possession two letters which were
yesterday shown 10 an lSrELL'GENcER
reporter, and in one OF which, written to
Harry's mother, Zane complains that
Hairy does not seem to want him to
know anything about his whereabouts,
but declares lie has been Ilarry's best
friend, and "has told scores upon scores
Of lies to shield him." Zane, after long
story OF Harry's stay there, and Of the
receipt Of letter warning him to fee
to Canada, says Harry got $50 from a
grocer in st. Louis on a forged order pur.
porting 10 be from Zane.
In another letter written to Harry
himself, Zane explains that he was mis-.
taken, that it was another party who
represented himself 40 Harry who got
the so. lie says his house was visited
and searched by officers soon alter Har.
rvs escape, and he processes to be at less
to know who gave them the information.
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BELLAlRE
All Sorts Of Local Ncws nad Gossip iron,
.'.l,} tho Glass City.


All sorts Of Local News md Gossip from
.,.l}. tho Glass City.
Rev. D. II. Lee moved 10 Cadlz last
week.
The city census cnumerator finished
Saturday night. ,. Zlt''
The X. Off. attended the First Pres.
byterlan Church In body yesterday.
Large quantities Of glass were hand.
led at the wharfboats here the ,,ast
week for Southern points.
Fisherman had good luck on the
ferry float Saturday evening, several
good sized strings being caught.
W. w. Robinson, au East Liverpool
druggist, and Miss Rachel Adams, Of
this city, are to be married this week.
Mr.. alorriBons big Cooley cycle, PRO.
PEELED by two with seats for two more,
has beon out on tho streets hero every
evening lately.
Tho First NJ. L. church observed yea.
terday AZ Childrcn's Day, and no.wIth.
standing the dearth Of il,wers they had
all kinds in proiusion. %,
The Ohio Valley railroad people are
loading ties ut the upper wharlboat Tor
the extension. Several hundred men
arc ut work below tho city now.
James Aplin arrived yesterday morn.
ing from Floodwood via Petersburg,
on the Keystone State, with the horses
and mules belonging to the nail com.
pany. ''.
Mrs William G. Barnard was gradually
sinking Saturday. Being 70 years old,
there was little hope OF her recovery,
and her friends were not surprised yes.
terday 10 hear that she was dead.
The new schedule that takes effect
to-day on the G. 4 +. railroad, does no,
alter the time OF trains here. The
changes made on 1t arc TO regulate the
running Of trains on the main line.
Captain W. II. Little was released on
81 500 bail from the Columbus Jail Sat.
urday and is at home. His trial comes
of some timein September. Mrs. SWEET.
ger 10 still there, not as yet being able to
furnish bail.
The X. Of +. Of this city, Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry, and several other
towns, are arranging for a big picnic at
Bethel, out the D., y. & q. Railroad tho
last OF this month. Agrand parade will
take place before leaving for the grounds.
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MARTINS FERRY,

Foot Iace-Chareh News-Pcrsonai aud
General Gossip.
"Borderland" netted the carpenters
about SO.
A large force Of men are at work bal.
lasting the Terminal railroad.
MI, John Woods, OF the Garden Spot,
formerly OF North Wheeling, is quite
Mr.. Joseph Frazier, Of Belmont CITY
Lodge, |. 0. Q. F., has been appointed
Deputy Grand Master.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Scott, Of A1inco, are
visiting Mrs. Scott's parents, MI, aud
Mrs. Robert Carmichael.
Rev. Fl. S. S. Mattingly, rector of the
st. Mary's parish, is quite sick again,
much to the regret OF his many friends.
This week Doc. Truax will tax, a
force Of men to Weston, W. Va, to
work at bridge building on the rail.
road.
a conference between the planning
mill owners and the striking carpenters
was held on Saturday without any 70.
suit.
Martins Ferry society news, etc, is
published in the Pittsburgh Press and
Cincinnati Commercial Ga-eue every
Sunday.
p. Mr.. 0. 0'Beirne has returned from
Dayton, where he attended meeting OF
the knights Of Honor. He was elected
Sentinel.
a joint meeting Of the Christian En-.
deayor Society Of the United Presby-
terrain and Presbyterian churches was
held in the latter last evening.
Six persons united with the prcsby-
terrain church by confession yesterday
morning. The pastor, Rev. N. II. Camp.
bell, had prepared a sermon, but dis.
pensed with it, owing to the time occu.
pied by lis remarks. The services were
impressive and the music excellent,
About 500 persons witnessed the foot
race in tho Standard Addition on sa,ur-
day afternoon between Robert Edwards
and William Davis. 1t was for a purse
Of $50, and Edwards won by one yard in
II seconds. Harry Smith was Edwards
judge and Howard Jones for Davis. lack
Cox starter and Dick Morgan rsfprep
Much betting was done and the race was
exciting.
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DEMOCRATIC SUGGESTIONS

fcs tho Various District 0aicer4 anh
Delegates.
The Democratic primaries arc 10 be
held next Saturday evening. Sugges-
ton meetings were held Saturday night
and the following named as suitable
persons 10 select Nominees tom;
Washington district: County Commits.
sioner-John Koch.
School Commissioner-W. A. Wilson,
J. W. White, II. II. Dunlcvy.
Delegates to Convention-James II.
Bogard, Timothy l'Leary, Hon. Alfred
Caldwell, P. kenney, NJ. Edwards, Peter
Delaplain, Charles Cnbaueh, G. Blum,
John Fendt, A. 9. Harre)l and Henry
Stein,
Madison: County Commissioner
John N. Eumert.
School Commissioner-John S. Welty,
John A. Woods, Albert Capps, John 5.
Naylo; aad George W. Ectart.
Constable-A. L. St. Meyers.
Delegatesto Conyention-John S. Nay.
lor, Charles Lukens, Albert Caps,
Thomas NJ. Fee, Joseph Emsheimer,
Jacob Swei,zer, j. B. Sheppard, W. ".
Woods, Albert G. Hsd!ich, Jacob Scott,
G. i. Hell and Charles Scha,nbra.
Clay: County Commissioner-John
q. Hall and August Aolt.
School Commissioner-Dr. Eugene
Hoge and DR.. A. F. Stilel.
Justice Of the Peace-R. II. G!llespy.
Neles:tes 10 Convention -Robty.
Simpson, Col. Robert White, Col. Thomas
O'Brien, NJ. J. O'kaue, Peter Bosley and
Julius Pollock. .,
Centre: County COMMISSIONER
Philip Vollipger and N. Bailey.
School Commissioner-Dr. J. A. Camp.
bell and George G. Hannah.
Delegates to Conveniior-A. G. St6et.
yer, Mark Mulkearn, E. Yoglcr and W.
Webster: County Commissiouer-J.
G: Picket, Frank Cruise, G. W. kreiter,
William Carney, Gregory Warner and
r. Weir.
School Oommissioae.-Wm. Schae!er,
Thomas Killeen, Charles Haslett, Por.
ter Smith, John V. Gavin, William
Manion and Thomas Reed.
Delegates to Conyen,ion-John W.
Kemple, John Carney, John McDer.
mott, Thomas DeYlin, John Lanahan,
John Duffy, Hugh Dawson and John
Lane.
Richie: County Commissioner =
Charles Rohrie.
School Com1niss;one7-lyillism Woly.
iugton.
Delegates to Convention : W. G.
Handlan, Joseph Hydineer, William
Lohmau, jr., James Atwell, William
AcElroy and W. I. Hose.
Richland: No name vas suggested
for County Commissioner.
Delegates to Convention = William
Connolly, J. ". Emsley, Al. Wilson,
J. W. Bruner, John ratshall and An.
drew Wilson,.
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"flle Drummer Isoy.n

THE Drummer Boy OF Shiloh" closed
the week at the Opera House Saturday
night to 4 packed house. All the parts
were well done, and the performance
went smoothly throughout. Mr.. NJ. II,
McNabb played his part the last four
nights when his physician protested
against his being out OF he'd. Never.
theless he won many compliments. Mr.,
Dave White also attracted especial at.
tentlon by his fine work. The per.
!ornance will net Sheridan Post, G. A.
4. q comfortable profit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nail vii! leave Wednesday for a Penn
sylvania town to produce the play there,
which will be the last presentation Of
the season. :;
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Mrs. Mary B. Altman, OF Wichita,
Kansas, was stricken down with para
fytic stroke ut her home in that city on
Friday evening, from the effects Of
which she died on Saturday morning.
Friends started east with the remains on
Saturday. The funeral will take place
from Der brothers residence in Bellaire.
She will be buried ut Greenwood GENE.
terry, where her husband, John Altman,
former business man of Wheeling, is
buried.
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A meeting oil Democrats was held in
the Police Court room OF the Public
Building Saturday night. The meeting
is said to have been rather stormy, and
m eye witness describes it rs anything
but harmonious. The following direc.
tors were elected for the ensuing year:
". A. Wilaon, II. E. Boyd, L. T. Stilel,
!: a. Miller, A. Brock, A. Caldwell, r.
Simpson. T. NJ. parraL, is. DAVIS, II.
Bieberson, M. LOTUS and F, ], Park.
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The Rush Kun Brick yYorltx.

David Rankin, Of Bellaire, has pur.
chased the brick works at Rush Run
and set them in active operation manu-.
facturing fire brick. This works has
been in the hands OF a receiver two dit.
ferent times, but it is not likely to be
soon again. The cause OF failure OF the
plant was owing to the clay used not be.
ing Of anature such MS iilebrick requires,
Mr.. Rankin has Just completed the burn.
ing OF two kilns which contain about
100000 brick.
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a joint meeting Of the Christian En-.
deavor Society Of the United Presby-
terrain and Presbyterian churches was
held in the latter last evening.
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Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record trarsterg Of real estate as follows:
Deed made June l.. 1850, by Mary i.
Fitzsimmons and Patrick Fitzsimmone,
her husband, to Michael Collins, for the
west hall of lot No. 143, on the south
side Of Zane street, East Wheeling. Con.
sideration, $500.
Deed made April %, 1890, by D. q.
Phillips. trustee, to G. E Schenerlein,
for lots Nos. 81 and 90 in Zrne's orchard
addition. Consideration, Sl40.
Deed made May %, 1890, by August
Green 10 Mary Rentchler, for lot No. l,
in Section l., OF Mt. Wood Cemetery.
Consideration SIS.
Deed made June II, 1890, by Marie E.
Lindermanp, wife OF Frederick ". Lin.
dermann, for part Of sunnyside vineyard.
Consideration, sa25.
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For twenty-five cents you can insure
Yourself and family against any bad re-.
suits from an attack OF bowel complaint
during the summer. One or two doses
Of Chamberlain'a Collie, Cholera and
DlarrhGa Remedy vii. cure any orli.
nary case. 1t never fails and is pleas.
ant and safe to take. No one can afford
to travel without it. For sale at Is
cents per bottle, by W. W. Irwin, Chas,
+; Goetze. John Klari, G. schnepf and
W. L. Williams. n,w
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: The citizens Of Elm Grove have made
tho following nominations for town
ofacers: Mayor, J. +. Bediliion, S. B.
Patterson and John G. Thursby; Record
er, A. l. Sing, Taylor Foreman aud A.
b. Patterson Council, Lester Smith, G..
s. Hartleib, Isaac Linton, J. S.,Wood,
George R. =. Gilchrist, Frank Higgs,
William Smith, J. NJ. Butler, A. s. Hal.
sted, D. NJ. Thornburg, Thomas Higgs,
A. busch and August Bore,nan, "
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A Successful New EutrrurIse.

The first iron and steel bridge works
Of this State has been go quietly deyel-
oped from IN ordinary machine shop
that it has never been noticed, and
would probably never have been heard
Of had it not been recently the success.
full bidder on several county bridge jobs
down in the lower pGrt Of this Slate.
Ingram e. O'Nell are the proprietors Of
the plant, and it is located at Hunting.
ton. They now have all The appliances,
machinery, etc, for building bridges
complete, and are now engaged on Tour
new bridges, ono Of which goes to Ken.
tncky epd the other three to points in
West Virginia.
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REMEMBER Thursday, June 10, is Gro
GERS Day at New Fair Grounds,

Mn. HALL SApLER, for come time past
acting as manager in the ferry business
OF the Naptha Yacht Company, iias re-
aligned. The force has been strengthened
by the addition OF MI. James Richardson,
q we'll known Island man, and Mr.. Sam
Anthony, formerly Of the yacht "Sur-
prise" which boat has been Withdrawn
from the ferry businees. :
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At regular monthly meeting OF Di-
vision 10. !, Ancient Order OF Hiber.
ians held in this oity yesterday after.
noon, the following officers were elected
Tor the coming year: President, NJ.
Grogan; Vice President, NJ. B. Bailey !;
Recording Secretary, 4. J. McGarrcll;
Financial Secretary, Gus Gallagher ,
Door Keeper, ]. Mead; Employment
Secretary, ". /. Weir: Sergeant at.
Arms, Jno A. McDermott, Standing Com
mittee, P. ]. Gilliean, T. F. Owens, D.
O'Leary. William O'Neill. James Filan;
Board Of Trustees, George J. Mathison,,
P.J.Gilligan, and James Carney; County
Delegate, William T. Weir.
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LOCAL BREylTlES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
the City, IHa.. ..

MATTERS Of minor moment In Rhu AOout
tho City.
TIE Liberty took large excursion
down the river Saturday night.
THEE deeds OF trnst were admitted 10
record by Clerk Hook Saturday.
TIE Council committees on Health
and Scales are called for tonight.
THEIR were five cases In Police Court
Saturday eyening-all DRINKS and vags.
Er0ESg Ron,ssoN's show boats pulled
out at 4 a. IN. yesterday for East Liver.
pool.
A GREEN HuG, n stranger, Is threaten.
Ing the promising crop Of wheat here.
sbouts. ..
THE Centre foundry last week shipped
a car load OF nail machines TO Duncan.
non,'Tl.
! OVER one hundred OF the excursion
lists from Pittsburgh on the Baltimore X
Ohio missed the return train last night.
They we're hot.
TIE Park was unusually well patron.
lied yesterday, and those who remained
till after six o'clock had no complaint 10
make OF dry time.
TnE person who lost n lady's gold
watch on Decoration Day can gain some
information concerning 1t by calling at
the ISTELLiGENCHE Office.
THERE will be eighteen cases before
tho Mayor this morning in police court.
The otlenses arc divided about equally
between drunk and disorderly.
II. D. RUMBLE Inns prepared MI the
numbers and letters for the alleys on
the Island, and will have them put up
this week. This ia much needed.
MATT DAILY was sent to Jail for ton
DAYS Saturday for drunkenness. lie
was summoned rs n witness III Il civil
suit, and appeared in drunken condi.
ton.
Thomas A. LITTLE, Of this city, has in.
vented aud patented new water motor
that promises to take M advanced posi-.
ton among motors Of this class and make
tho inventor good pile Of money.
THE rallle for watch for the benefit
OF Ell Mobley, under the auspices Of
Stevens Post, 6. A. R., took place Sat
urday night Mt the hall OF the post, and
ticket 10, held by George Butler, won
the prize.
ANOTHER snake, n black.spake four
and ope-hali feet long, was killed on
South Front street Saturday. This is the
third Stake killed on the Island il two
weeks, and one Of them was declared to
be a rattle.snake.
TIE class average OF Richie School
should be 81 plus, instead OF ST., ms
stated In Saturdays lSTELLI0EScEn.
The mistake occurred through tho aver
ages being given from an incomplete
list i'll which there was at error.
A POWER OF attorney from the Dent
! Oil Company to G. P. Brown was ad.
mitted to record by Clerk Hook on Sat-
urday. A power OF attorney from the
French Creek Oil Compauyto ". Ii. An
derson was also placed on record.
ELECTRIC street carlo" coliided with
Charles Hess milk wagon ut the corner
Of T@cnty.second and Main streets Sat
urday. The wagon WAS badly wrecked
and Hess was bruised about the right
arm and shoulder by being thrown
against the side OF the wagon.
! OFFICER HE'LL went before Justice
Ark!e Saturday. and swore out three
warrants for Melissa McGumphrey,
charging her with renting houses to be
used as honses OF ill.iame to Jennie Lee,
Kitty Lynn and Mrs. Ditty. The case
will be heard this afternoon.
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An ingot burst at the Riverside steel
works Saturday afternoon, and five or
Six men were painfully but not danger.
ously burned by the flying molten metal.
Orlando jenkins was seriously burned
ABOUT the luce, arms and body, Jacob
Mllb9!'eh badly about the face, and es-
peclaliy the eyes, and Robert Hendel.
son was burned in numerous places
over his body. The others injuries arc
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Chcycnnes, and within a few days march
are probably fifteen companies Of United

Chcycnnes, and within few days march
are probably fifteen companies Of United
States trt ops.
Since the surrender OF "Sitting Dull"
after the Custer massacre It has been al.
most impossible for a big Indian out.
break 10 occur. They have virtually
lot their grip. The plains md foot
hills, their former abiding places, were
soon overrun by cattle and the ranch
men, and the Indians know too we'll
that the COW boys with their little COW
ponies, are more than a match for them.
The ponies are well trained and very
hardy,l and. can snbsist on the native
grasses when tho cavalry horses require
foragc train to pack oats, and OF course
Il wagon cannot 10 where horpe can.
Tho Indians ure mercilcss and blood
thirsty when once on tho war path, but
In nearly every instance where an out.
break has occurred, II the facts were
given, u breach Of faith or non.iultlll.
'AeAt OF contract on the part OF the gov.
eminent through tho agents has been
the cause OF It. .I.s
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SPECIAL, NOTICE,
Second Ward .Inrkct Oncnca n,u

sccohu ""ru market Opened Daily
A few wise words to strangers who
come to the city. They should call at
Stall 90 and see for themselves that the
Wheeling market compares favorably
with any Of the Eastern markets in re-
gard TO goods. My motto is: ITO keep
nothing but first class goods aud fresh
at all times" which is the verdict OF all
who have stopped at my place. Don't
forget that Stall 30 is tue place to get
those extra large Acme Toma.oes. -,
.. ~, DYKES HAGSoN, Proprietor. =
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Jonathan Watson and man named
Murry ran foot race at Benwood Sat-
uraay for $50 a side, over II hundred.yarcl
course. hurry won by about loot in
l9 seconds. 49,.
Two "nnknowns," one said to be
James Cheerie, Of Charleston, and the
other An Enslishmap, ran a race over
the same course for tho same amount,
The American gave his opponent three
yards start and then beat him with little
effort. 1t is said nearly thousand dol.
lars was bet on the result. " =
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Cfrcatt Court,

Judge Campbell held special term OF
the Circuit Court Saturday, at which
the following business was transacted:
D. 8. Thornburg was appointed CON.
mittes for Jane Snyder, ap insane per-
son.
Arguments were heard on the motion
for a new trial in the case OF Robinson
rs. Welty.
Tue cases OF William Dunlap vs.. Hedges
and J. A. Caldwell & Co. VS.. Hedges
were submitted.
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REMEMBER Thursday, June II, is Gro.
GERS Day at New Fair Grounds. i
KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE.

Excursion to Columbus vim the u. 4 0.
The knish.s q St. George hayp ar.
ranged to 60 to Columbus via the Bali.
more & Ohio on juno cath. Tho Opera
House, band will accompany them,
Round trip excursion tickets at low
f pAi For farther information apply at
Baltimore 4 Ohio ticket Office. -, :.
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IF. you cannot sec lut need spectacles
yGu should call On usaEl hare yonr Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
lnest Instruments and more experience
than any other 0ptician In the State.
md guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB.
JeWeler and Dptieian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streete.
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HAZE your Watches regulated with
our cbronometer, which you will At all
Times find in our window.
III. r..5 WHEAT & HANcnER,
1921 Market street,


Creeap's Old Groye-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application 10 ]. G. Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Postal yl.,tor. fro,, r,..,

rhero were thirty.seven attaches Of
the postoliice and lnuil serylre in the
party from Pittsburgh which yisitcd
their Wheeling brethren yesterday. as
announced exclusively in SATURDAYS TX.
TELLiGESCER. They we're shown about
town by thu Wheeling force, given a One
dinner at Van keuren' 3 restaurants and in
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Labor Day in Enstnrin

The Trades Assembly Of Fostoria will
n9ia grand demonstration on June 10.
Al! the trade unions and the Kniyhlo Of
Labor in the city will take part. The
parade VII take place in the afternoon.
About 5000 men will be in line, Alter
the parade, says the National Gla,s
Gadgs!, an open air meeting will be nd.
dressed by the Hon. John A. Howard
OF Wheeling, W. Va, ex.Goyernor
Charles Foster and others. Excursions
will be run on oil tho roads leading into
FostoriR. M. \. - ~ w
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The many friends here Of Dr.. ]. r. L.
Hardesty will be panied to hear OF the
death OF his youngest son, Llewellyn,
which occurred ut the family residence
in Washington City last Wednesday.
He was in the eighteenth year OF his age,
and was a bright boy, whose genial quail
tiles had cndeared him to al who knew
him.