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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1891-04-02
ElcDDe,s Music Chart,

without any other instruction, this we posi-
lively guarantee For sale by all first class
Music Dealers throughout the United States
or mailed direct to your address upon receipt
ofprcc, $l00
ca. HEPPE & SON,
III CHEsTNUr ST.,
noy 10 1y Phindelphla, Pa
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NiOUNDSyInLIi.
IL miscellaneous MeiansO OF Minor Mat
tiers from NIars!tnlru lIctruuous.

tiers from Mars!inlrH lIctrOpolis.
At Wednesday nights meeting OF the
City Council the ordinance committee
was not ready to report on the ordi-
nanccs relating to the street railway
and water works and weregiven further
time. Simpson Bros. were given per-
mission 20 grade Firststrcct from Jeifcr-
son avenue to T%ornlinsOn avenue. Thev
proposed 10 grade it for the sand to be
taken out. 1t is the general opinion
that this street is already graded too
far buck.
Mr.. y. 3. Evans yesterday received
the charter for the Marshall county oil
and coal company. This company is
composed OF Pennsylvania capitalists
and is chartered Tor the purpose of
mining coal aud drilling for oil and gas.
The principal Office will be at Mounds
vile.
William Ellcr was received at the
pcnitCntiary Thursday evening under q
three years sentence. He was sent up
from huntington for housc.breaking.
This is Ellor's second term here, and it
has only been about three months since
he was discharged ut the end OF his first
term.
The entertainment given Thursday
night at Masonic Hall Gyl Misses Eva
Hall, Julia Busbey, Pearl Criswcll and
Eva Walton was well attended, con-
siderinG the advertising it rot. The
proceeds were contributed to the mound
fund.
Mrs. Rachael Jones, Mrs. Reuben
link and Misses Sadie johnson and
Julia McGill lett yesterday ior,, Pitts
bursh to attend the exposition. They
will be back Monday.
Councilman L. S. Peters will move to
his property at Limestone next month.
This will make a vacancy in the City
Council from the Third ward.
Jonathan Purdy, OF Wheeling, was
here yesterday and tackled DR.. John r.
Davis iora sitting at checkers. The
doctor easily defeated him.
Mcssrs. GAMER ard Miller, OF Wavncs-
burg, Pa, were in the city yesterday to
receive bids for the work on their new
carriage factory.
The pupils OF the public school here
yesterday raised 5000 for the pur-
chase Of the mound.
William l. Phillips died ut his home
at Poplar Springs Thursday and was
buried Yesterday.
Circuit Cour3 begins next Tuesday.
There will be but little before the grand
jury.
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Mt William liorchcr, OF Martins Ferry, n
glhss.blOwer says: MY head and nose would
sop IN. ! had very severe headaches and pains
tiron,gli my temples aud In the back Of my heRd.
! !lntl q bl.2ing and roaring noise III ms cars
continually. could feel the mucus dropping
baGE Into my throat. which kept me hawking
NM, raising 10 clear 1t. Ny sleep was restless and
broken. | would got up mornings actually morc
Tired ana worn out than the night bcioTo. Ny
work was a drag and my lie n positive burden.
u was N this condition when | first called on
Dr%. COPELAND bell, inter reading so much
OF their noble work. Aftcs examination |
thought they understood my case. and finding
ticit changes 20 very reasonable | decided 10
place myself under their care. ! don't believe
ever lludc II better resolution In my life. |
nave improved fiOm THO start under their treat.
lncnt and can heartily recommend these gen.
tieilcii, rs competent physicians, md their
method O~ttrcdincn: most plrasaHtand effective.
Those suffering from Gny affection o. the eyes,
ears, throat or nose will do well TO consult them
and be relicvCd."
DOCTORS COPELAND e BELL have located
permanent Offices III ll2l Main street. Wheeling,
W.. W., whcrc they treat with success NIL durable
cases. OI!cc hours-g toll q. m, . 10 3 p. IN. and
ito p. II. s~undayg, . n. In. to y H., and l 10 4
I. M. Speciaitlcs-GltNrrh and diseases Of the
Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs. Consultation free.
Address ii! mail 20 DIS. COPELAND & BELL,
III Main street, Wheeling. W. Va.
Treatment. Including medicine. s. month.
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DR.. BELL RETURNS.
Hos Again Mt MS Desk In tho onIcos OF
Drs. Copeland & Bcli After II Long
Vacation. it'd

Dir. L. O. BELL has returned 10 Wheel
ing after a vacation OF several months,
and his many friends and patients will
be pleased TO know that he Is Nsain at
his desk in the offices OF DRs. COPELAND
x BELL. The success OF this firm in the
treatment Of catarrli and kindred lis.
eases, the %pormanGnco and stability OF
their practice, and their extraordinary
low charges and thorough treatment,
have made their names Il household
word in the Ohio Valley. Dr.. BELLS
return will be greeted with pleasure by
many friends.
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Re6L
TO r S A Il il.
agyeml small sums Of money to lOau on city

real estate.
lot on South Front street. Island. sl,20l.
Ioi ON NCColloch street, East Wheeling; dcsir
able location.
One Of the hcst manufacturing sites In tho
city, fronting on two railroads,
Good business corner IN Centre Wheeling.
House OF six rooms. L3j Wood street, in good
condition, s!,gOl.
House Of seven rooms, GlJl Eoir street, 5000.
House Of four rooms NJ corner OF Eighteenth
street aud Alley q, sl,O1D.
Lots on North lluOii, North Eric and South
Penn streets Island, $3.50 10 500 cnch.
Full lot on Jacob street, with n ilyo roomcd
brick llOiNc IN tho rem. sl,GO
el,00O.
%llnlilot on Eocr street, south Of Twenty. eighth
street, Sl,Oll.
los on Eor aud Jacob streets. In North Ben.
Lots In zano's Orchard and Old Falr Ground
additions.
Lots in a.. II. rattcrsoa's addition to Elm
Grove AZ low figures.
Choice lots IN Glendale.
House OF Ave rooms. IN good condition, eJll
Jacob street, ground H5xl0o feet, $1,000.
Large lot at E~lgIngtOn Lane.
Fifteen lots In Filth ward IN FIlan & Whyto's
addition.
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Dt3NWOOD.
Industrial Itcms, Personal Gossip m,
General News Notes.

INDUSTRIAL items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.
\ number OF young hopciuls were
holding high carnival in a stable be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, last
night. They had obtained u keg OF
beer, OF which they drank q considcra-
Bile quantity and Became very hilarious.
The iun became furious and dangerous.
a lamp was upset and the uproar on
tinucd until the police were summoned.
Thursday morning Marshal Cooke
was led II long chase by an Italian whom
he wished 10 arrest for stealing wood
from Charles Ryan, who lives in the
vicinity OF the lower steel works. Tho
culprit ran up the alley to Seventh
street, when the marshal fired several
shots. The Italian imagined he had
been hit and surrendered forthwith.
a very pretty wedding took place in
Father McNlcnamin's parlors Thursday
afternoon. The contracting parties
We're Miss Annie Dribold and Mr.. John
liagan. After Il reception rendered 4
few friends the bridal couple lett for n
trip to Duqucsne.
The pumps recently put in have been
abandoned because OF the expense OF re-
pairing the numerous brcaliagcs. They
have been abandoned In favor OF n heavy
cast iron pump invented by Council!
Surveyor Ludgcr IRWIN, OF Benwood.
The Ladies' Aid society took 4 dona-
ton to the NJ. L. parsonage and were
in turn given Z very pleasant tea party
by Mrs. Englc. 1t wa Il farewell meet
ing with their president and an express
sion Of their thanks for her services.
Rev. Mr.. RihclLaler, the ncw-old
minister was in town yesterday rencw-
Ing his acquaintance with his friends
OF his ministry eight years ago. lie
will conduct the services Sunday even
ing.
Miss Nova serig was pleasantly sur
prised by a large party OF friends
Thursday evening. Music was brought
and the Young people enjoyed the even
ing dancing.
Prof. r: A. Riggs yesterday received
the contributions from the pupils OF the
Benwood schools Tor the subscription
Tor the purchase OF the Moundsyillc
~,
The readers Of the lNTELLIGENcGE
ma'1en llip!.leat.y i9r us ARRIVAL yes
result oil the Mckinley Campbell de-
bate.
~ HorSe ana WH?oh empIGyGu IN maui;
~ Et hin 10 nIli around inc Plies OF
mi roiiod y co,siiornbia J;st,nra "
Tha -
i.toeccas e~hlcFt"l'!cu the mem
Inst ]cyening Tycellnnt roirnshmrrt:
we're serycIh Mrs ! Newton
por a.;T 'a..T"
Foirmont to- wb;"h nIeco ha bns boa n1
amounted IIc viii nrcoch lis jas, sorl
mon Tomorrow morning.
Miss Annie Grow . very ostinoh,o
young lady OF Center ward, is very low
OF consumption at the home OF her sis
ter, Mrs. straghan.
The Benwood people who went to
- NS
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All sort of Local News :tnI Gossip from
thc Glass CITY.

the Glass CITY.
The test.voting at City Hall Thursday
night by tho Republican club resulted
in 90 ballots: II straight Republican,
two straight Democratic and SIX Demo
cratic scratches, and five were lost OH
account OF the parties not marking the
tickets according to the law.
The iunera! Of Rhody Robinson took
place yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended. Loca! unions Nos. 30
and 81, headed By the llcathcrington
band, were represented. The remains
were inferred in the Poninsular GENE.
terry at Wheeling.
Col, c. l.. Poorman will address the
Republicans on Wednesday evening,
| October II, and at Salincville, Column
biana county, on the 10th.
The Democratic meeting Thursday
night was fairly attended, in the ice
house in the first ward.
The Republican central committee
will hold a meeting tonight ut the
Mayors Office.
Harvey Benson has purchased tho
photograph gallery from Otto Henry.
MerlcLillic has returned from Barnes
Vile.
Councilman Blackburn is OH tho sicl,
list.
Con. A. ]. Warner is in the city.
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We advertise at present Tor a firm
whose preparations have proven to DO
all they claim in II own family. We
refer to Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhua Remedy. We stand up
Tor this medicine because we have
tested it. This is not an advertisement
ior the medicine, it is simply our tosti-
mony regarding it after Il fair trial.
u0ut;ddie, lPd.) Observer. DIV
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BRIDGEPORT,


across tho River.
Preparations are being made BY the
t%trc'riG car company to lay tracks
through AGtnavilIe and connect the
nF!u-e with that track already down.
1t nni Is sincerely hoped that the company
VIII extend q line to Bridgeport, rs it
"oHp" DC Il great convenience TO m
pIoycs OF the iron mills, and there is
no doubt that it would be well patron
;;el. Atamoeting OF Council = ~rcsol,-
VOL! was adopted on the strength OF a
it'''ioh from citizens, refusing to the
.itclEir car company the right Of way
through -Etnaville unless the line
! extended through bridgeport az
ar aS the Presbyterian church. An
.'GINaiice was passed crantin. 4 right
" u! inc sIdings at the .Etna mill. 4
Sooa walk was ordered to be made at
"!ee from kcohlein's crossing to the
upper end OF .Etnavillc.
INC friends OF Mr.. Fred S. Amrine, OF
insGoEsldc, have just learned that on the
i1t!i oL!ast July Mr.. Amrine and Miss
W." J. B3bb, OF Harrisvillc, were mar.
,;ru NJ the home OF the bride. Mr.. Am.
lug $ marriage is quite u surprise to
ris many friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Am
T1 VIII make their future home here,
i;'ey have the sincere congratulations
Of 4 host OF friends.
a,er pipe is being laid under tho
NaSveiand < Pittsburgh railroad track
"e"s INC crystal glass works, in order
sI'e 70 the glass company 4 water
o%;ippIy ana fire protection. The Coun.
81 ordered more pipe and two more
afo plugs Tor E~tnaviile.
aiiss Maggie Clayland, OF Kirkwood,
=, NC r guest OF Mrs. Charles Claylaud,
vi; ar j. White and Miss Mary Fowler
VIII DC married by Rev. G. b. lIenthorr
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AIy wife used only two bottles OF
"Niothcr's Friend' before her third con-
fincmcnt. Says she would not DO
without it for hundreds OF dollars. Had
not half as much trouble as before.
DOCK MILES, Lincoln Parish, La. Sold
at wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
Co.. and ell druggists. D&w
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Con. A. j. Warner is in the city

TIIE many remarkable cures OF catarrh
elected by the use OF Ayers Sarsapar-
lila is conclusive proof that this loath-
some ind dangerous disease is one OF
the blood, only needing such 4 search
ing and powerful Alternative to thorough
" eradicate it. pk&
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-10
Choice Real Estate
FOR SALEBY
RINEHART & TATUM,
,o,t nS.nr-r rrrrr-
1914 MARKET R E
70. IS thirteenth street. brick, all modern.

No. IS Thirteenth street. brick, nj, modern.
no. 2S)i ChGpilnC street, brick. corner lot.
No. 200 ChGpline strsct, llnc brick dwelling.
Nos. l02i ana 1877 sinln street, bridge corner. %
ieet on Min street. Id feet on bridge approach.
No. u South York street, frame dwelling.
No, 1891 Fourteenth street, brick dwelling.
No. : North Penn street. frame. six rooms.
Lot 6Oxgi icOt, south side Fourteenth street.
No. l05 Zane street, island, brick dwelling.
No. 1888 Chapline Street. brick, seven rooms.
No. l5j Sixteenth street, brick. four rooms.
No. ILL Ale? II. frame. IOur roOmS
No 500 McColloch street. fine brick dwelling.
No, lh22 Main street, business block.
No. Il Main street, brick dwelling, s. 500.
40. GlI Main street, brick, river view.
No. 1910 Byron street, brick. six rooms.
No. eos North Front street, Island. frame.
No. G5 Thirty.lyst street, fine brick dwelling.
mo
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Which people in run down state OF
health derive iron Hoods Sarsaparilla,
conclusiycly proves that this medicine
"malcs the weak strong" It does not
act like a stimulant, imparting fictitious
strength, but Hoods Sarsaparilla builds
up in u perfectly natural way all the
weakened parts, puritics the blood, and
assists to healthy action those import
ant organs, the kidneys and liver. 3
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T1RUSTEE's SALE.

The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY
OCTOBER 10, 1891.
ocj ". J. W. CowDEN. Trustee.
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NESBlTT g. DEVlNE,
1879 Market Street. ocs
TO S A L Fl.

Six.roomcl dwelling house. lot 70 feet front,
running back to low water markINo. 100 North
York street, Tor Sl,iO.
4 good substantial fye.Toomcd brick house,
only q few years old, northwest corner OF EiGy.
cnihl and EOif streets, Sl,G0.
a bang.up good Six.roomod house, lot 2lxliS
Sl,SUL.
siX:roomed hoeso at 9s McColloch street. 10.
i0Xl9O. for 81, 100.
FourToomrd house 27lj Moys.on street, now
house lot !5x9aj, Sl.GO.
$3.50 log iour.rOoned JrIc; house at No. III
Eighteenth street.
$3.50 Tor si%.rooiued house, full lot, ut 9i9o
EniI street.
500 Tor one Of the be,. lots IN Gilchrist adlI.
tion, north end oi Island.
$40 for South Penn street lot, north o! Zane's
green house.
$3.50 buys a beautiful river lot. high ground,
opposite Captain Princes PROPERTY, on north
building lots at Elm Grove, Pleasant Valley,
~Moundsvillc, Glendale and a.! parts Of the cllya!
very low pslccs.
G. 0. SHIFTS,
OcJ 1913 Market Street
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of n deed OF trust made by anna
klein ana Casper Ike he: husband. to l:c MS
trustee, dated August /. 1855, recorded in the
Office oil The Clerk OF tho County Court OF Ohio
county, Wcs: Virginia, In Deed of Trust HOOIs
so. 81, page 30, ! Will sell ut the north front
door OF the COur. House OF suid co unity, on
Saturday, the Goth Day Of September, 1891,
commencing at 70 O'Clock II. H., the following
described property, that is say: 4 certain pleco
q ground situated In that purt OF the city OF
wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, called
Centre Wheeling, being part OF lot so. lis In the
rear OF lot No. Sc, beginning FOR the same at tho
corner Of Twenty.lrst street and the ailcv run.
ming from TwcnIy-iirt 10 Twentieth street. be-
tweed Slain and Market streets: thence along
the east line OF said alley northwardly sixty
iGct more or less to the wall OF II brick house;
thence n right angles with said alley eas,warlly
with the line OF said house 10 a corner thirty
three feet westwarlly IRON the Pre- Sbyterliu
church; thence 10 TwCnty-ilcst street b.; Il line
parallel with the western boundary Of said
thence ~wcStwarlly with the line OF Twenty.
first street to the place OF beginning.
The title Is believed to he perfect, but selling
as trustee l will convey only the title vested in
me by said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE-0n".thirl and rs much mora
as the purchaser elects to pay III cash on tho
day ef-salc, the balance III Two equal install.
mCnts at tx and twelve months, notes bearing
interest hOin the day OF sale 10 be given for The
deferred payments. The title TO ho retained until
paymCn, is made in iull.
WI. W. C0WDEN. Trustee.
WI HAiLEi' Auciionecr. se5-S
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JAMES a,

Rea! Estate Agent, U. s. Claim Attorney. ESpot.
in pension Claims.
sc2o 1912 Market Street.
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EdrWe have the largest and most complete stock Of
WRAPS for Fall and Winter in the State.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-29
MAR6HELL
THE CASH GROCER,
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.

Excuse us while we smile" One of the most
amusing examples Of brilliant journalism has
lust appeared in the editorial columns Of the
East End Journal. The editor in his wrath ap-
pears so extremely eomical we cannot refrain
from publishing it in other papers where it will
have chance TO be seen.
"Our business men are continually growing
about East Enders buying their goods IN the
city, and it Is about time it was stopped; az any
rate until the GROWERS learn to practice what
they preach.
'-One man says he buys meat at the market
for I21zc that COSTS 16 to 1Sc at East End butch
ers. Another says groceries are one-tnlra
cheaper.
Dollars to cents one-fourth of our business
men who are perpetually grumbling at the con-
dition of affairs buy their groceries from
MARSHELL THE CASH GROCER. Twill
save you money!. They don't believe in pat
roniZing home industries, but when IL comes to
purchasing goods in their particular line, they
to pursue, and if found out, damages mans
business to a considerable extent, in addition
to heaping on him the contempt of the business
men who believe in the policy of patronizing
home industries"
We consider the above an elegant little ad-
our friend OF the Journal Any man who viii
come to the city and buy his meat for 1215c per
pound when he can stay at home and get IL for
16 to Is cents per pound deserves to have the
contempt of every East End butcher "heaped'
on him and the man who will buy his groceries
from MARSHELL merely because he can buy
one-third cheaper-the ingratitude of such a
man takes our breath away. We can think Of
nothing big enough to heap" on him.
If you want to save one-third of your grocery
bill send for our large weekly price list and
order by mail.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-29
SEVENTEEN DEATHS.

Victims of Grip and Pneumonia Reported
Almost Every Hour-The Deaths of the
week-The Disease Prevalent in the
Suburbs.
The grip spread rapidly yesterday, and
five deaths occurred attributable directly to
that disease, and IL others were marked
pneumonia. The Bureau of Health reports
three deaths from pneumonia on Friday;
one from grip and seven from pneumonia on
Thursday; six from pneumonia on Wednes-
day; two from pneumonia on Tuesday; four
from pneumonia and two from grip on Mon
day; eight from pneumonia, three from
bronchitis, one from grip and one from in
fuenza on Sunday. The deaths have been
reported proportionately in all the towns
about Pittsburg, as the disease is as preva-
lent in the open air suburbs as in the city
proper.
Nearly all the institutions in the city are
overcrowded with grip patients. There are
20 at the West Penn Hospital, % at tine
County Home at Edgeworth and 80 at the
Institution for the Deaf At the Edgewood
Home for Aged Cripples three deaths have
occurred. The Allegheny General Hospital
was built to accommodate 113 patients and
about 130 persons are being cared for there
at present, the majority having the grip.
Five of the nurses of that institution are
with Allegheuy's mortality greatly exceeded
that of a week ago.
In the suburbs as many people are sick as
in the city. In one family on Penn avenue,
near Dallas, the entire family of ten persons
are in bed suffering from the grip. At
Williamsburg the school children have been
attacked. The Union Switch and Signal
Company works are badly crippled for want
Of men. Half the inhabitants of Hawkins
station, Dallas and Homewood are down
with the grip The majority of the pupils
of the Pennsylvania College for Women are
suffering more or less from the universal
complaint.
At the Park place laundry, at Brushton,
fully one-half the employees are sick, and
the paint works and brick yards at the same
place are in about the same shape.
In the city nearly every business or COM
pany is crippled on account of the prevail
ence of tine grip. The Pittsburg and Lake
Erie Railroad is running, but great lncon-
venience is experienced on account of the
dozens of employees who are unable to work.
The street car lines all over the city are in
the same position.
1t is said that the special Easter musical
programme prepared for to-day by the choir
OF st. Augustine's r. c. Church, on Butler
street, will have to be omitted on account of
the illness of the majority OF the members
of the choir.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-29
PREPARING FOR CLEVELAND.

The American Mechanics VIII Take the
Forest City by storm-six Thousand Men
Will Go From Here in June-An Excur.
sion Gommitsee Organized.
A meeting of American Mechanics was
held at the american Office last night for the
purpose of making preliminary arrange
ments for the trip to Cleveland in June to
attend the National Council. There we're
"a councils represented md the meeting was
called to order by j. z. Emge, who was
made Permanent Chairman.
1t was decided to have a circular sent to
every council in the State setting forth the
object of the trip, and the benefit large
public demonstration will be to the order in
Cleveland, and calling for as large repre-
sentation from each council as possible.
An invitation was extended to
the Communicates to participate in
the arrangements for the trip,
and the secretary was instructed to notify
the reception committee in Cleveland that
the committee here would have full charge
of the Pittsburg excursion, and it would be
glad to cooperate in any way that would
benefit the prospective demonstration. The
following committees were appointed,
Executive-D.G. Evans. James Lyden, Harry
Buttron.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Collins, q. e. Keep
ple ]. K. Emge
Press-F. ]. Shaler, w. T. Kerr. G. B. Nespit
Fred. j. Shaler, member of Washington
Council No. 8, of Chicago, but who is
located here and will assist in making the
parade in Cleveland what it ought
to be, addressed the committee. He
said that in Chicago, previous to
the last national session, there were
hut O counnils and IL Nas with rrpat d;fi-
Guilty that the members could make the pub
lie to understand what the organization is.
Since that time, % councils have been Or
ganized which inclnde many of the best
people of the city.
1t is expected that If satisfactory railroad
rates can be secured that at least 6, 900 MEM
bers will 60 to Cleveland, which together
with those who 20 from other sections will
swell the ranks to at least 10000.