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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-26
HANASnNG NEM sB0ps.
Tho Recent Improvement Made by. Red
man & Co MaohiniIts.

Tho Recent Improvement Made by, Red
man & Co 1daehIniIts.
An INTRbIaEEcRR reporter yesterday
made tour OF the new machine shops
OF Redman & Co., on Chupline street
north OF the Bodlcy wagon works. The
building is Of corrugated iron through
out, and for location, convenience oil
arrangement and light is decided i'm
proyeinent oh the old factory.
The factory building is ninety by forty
Eve feet. Oltbis thirty by iOrty-6Ve il
two stories. Sixty by forty.6ve feet Ia
occu pied by the machine shop proper
and thirty by forty.fve is devoted TO thu
blacksmith shop.
The firm has a complete outfit OF the
most modern appliances and machinery
in their line, including very fine steam
hammer and most ingenious machine
drill. The floor space is sufficiently lib
eral to give ample room for the work
men, and for light and ventilation there
is not factory in Wheelirgas well fixed
Redman 4 Co. report business gooc
with them. Their increase Of facilities
has led to increased business, and they
expect in the near future 10 add new
| features of value,
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DRIVEN FROM wnatLING.
A FaIr Member of the Dsmi.fondo Mat
togo Away.

A Fair Member of the Demi-Mondo Made
togo Away.
Until recently there was a round
faced, modest looking beauty of the Irish
type, q regular colleen, at George
Franks house on Eoff street. She was
very popular with frequenters OF such
places, aud especially with one young
man highly connected and financially
%Kittie Darr" was her name, but Kit
tie is not "dar" now. The young man
referred 10, SO the story goes, wasted SO
much time aud money upon Kittie that
his relatives became uneasy and called
upon Chief Delbrugge TO do something
to break the enchantress's spell. He
gave Kittie her CHOICE Of going away or
going to jail, and Kittie chose to leave
town.
She went to Pittsburgh. but she took
the precaution to leave her new address
with the young man for whose benefit
abe was banished, and 1t remains to BE-
seen what effect the separation will
have
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FRANK MENNlG HOME.
Mr.. Keene's Season Cut Short by the Illness
Of the Star.

Of the Star.
Mr.. Frank Hennig, the well known
actor, a prominent member Of the COM
pany supporting Thomas W, Keene,
the tragedian, gave his Wheeling friends
a pleasant surprise yesterday by arriv-
ing at home unsnuounced. He was
warmly greeted by everybody:
To an IHrELLlaEEcER man Mr.. Hennig
explained that Mr.. Keene was Obliged
TO cease acting aud end his season ali.
Fuptly, ten weeks ahead OF the time
fixed, on account OF illness. He was
taken sick at Vicksburg, Miss, with
what the physicians pronounced acute
neuralgia and nervous prostration, due
to the hard travel incumbent on his
season. He covered the whole North.
west clear to the Pacific coast, the cen.
trail West, the Southwest, even touching
old Mexico, and the South.
Mr.. Reene's illness, Mr.. Hennig says,
does not at all partake Of his old trouble.
His mind is clear, and with the rest oil
his heightened vacation he will be ready
to resume his professional labors in Sep.
TENDER in as good shape physically as
ever. All the members Of his company
left for their homes.
Mr.. Hennig expects to remain at his
home here and rest until Mr.. Keene's
next season opens. He tajd yesterday
that II he received good offer Of tenn
porary place for the rest Of the season,
he might accept 1t, although he was not
anxious to work.
Mr.. Keene is just turned City. In late
years he has much refined his art, and
bis methods are now less robust and
more delicate than a few years ago. Of
all the trapedians no most nearly ap'
prosches Booth in the finish Of his
style. II his health remains good be
has before him almost as long career
as that be has already had. he has beer
on the stage twenty.ssven years.
Mr.. Hennig is rising in his profession
His friends who have observed the re
ception Keene and his company re
Ceived everywhere were glad TO not
that Mr.. Hennig was spoken Of Away
as one OF the most efficient and accept
able OF the members. Wheeling takes
Just pride in his career.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers in the City and Wheeling FolEl
Abroad.
MI. u. P. McGregor will leave for thu
East to-day.
Mr.. G. H. Collier is able to be out a.
ter long spell Of illness.
Ex-senator John R. Donehoo, of Han,
cock county, was in town yesterday.
Seven members Of 1.-THE Wifsp com
pary were at the StSmm House yestet.
day.
Mics Jennie Smith, Of South Market
street, has returned bone from visit to
Brownsville, Pa.
Fla. Dubois, manager, and his wife
and four members OF "The Wife" com.
psny, are registered at the Mcclure
House.
+ Charles Waldron, the agent Of Struck
Cas-" which appears at the Grand the
first three nights Of next week, is at the
Behler.
Judge Campbell, Of the circuit court,
was unexpectedly called out OF the city
yesterday, and will not be back till the
last OF the week.
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SPRING SUGGESTIONS.

Avoid drAughts aud sudden changes Of .tem'
perAturc.
DO not discard your WARM wi"seF clothing toe
soon. 1t Is better to suffer little inconTeui'
enoe than 10 take cold.
Remember that one IS especially liable TO con
tact bad cold or chill at thls season Of the
year.
A cough or cold contracted between tho sea
sons Is the most annoying kind, and may last
through tho summer.
II you feel q cough or cold coming on, take
drink Of pure Whiskey At once. 1t viii kecT
the blood In circulation aud Il the BEST prevent
i've against the diseases OF the seRsOn.
Remember that only pure whlskey should pe
taken. DuHy'I Pure aRlt MhIskey has the
strongest Fecomu eudatIOns from the leading
ScientiStS aud medical men. II is the only
standard medicinal Whiskgy. Take no Other
from your druggist or grocer. tn
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of wasOr and Movements of Boats.


Tho River Interests.
The river is still at nearly ftoot
stage. After falling for solid week, il
showed 10 feet on the gauge last nigh
and YVES still declining,
The reports from headwaters las
night were as follows:
Brownsville % feet and falling
weather cloudy and cool.
Morgantown-6 feet 8 inches and fall
ing; weather cloudy and cold.
Warren-5 feet s inches and station
airy; weather cloudy and cold.
At Cincinnati the river was 81 feet Al
inches and on q stand weather fair and
growing colder.
The Allen passed up yesterday morn
ing and the Ben Hur down at noon
The Lizzie Bay got out for Charleston al
6 a. n.==The Hudson will clear for
Cincinnati at 8 this morning, and the
Il. K. Bedford for Pittsburgh at the
same hour.-The Courier will leave
Parkersburg ct II 80 a. m.
The Board of Public Works began 10
clean the deep Fnire og the wharf yes.
terday-s much needed improvement.
When the men quit work last night,
however, they left a ridge Of mud about
d foot deep clean along the wharf. This
is an awful state Of affairs.
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For THE Chamberlain
Cough Remedy Is q great iavorite With
mothers Tor thsiT eh;laTep, as many Of
them have learned from long expert.
ence in the use Of 1t that 1t is reliable.
1t promptly cures their children Of
coughs and Colds, prevents them from
having the Group, or curce them Of
Group. They have also found that there
is no danger in giving 1t even in large
doses, and that Il is pleasant for them
to take. For sale by W. W. Irwin, O.
r. Goetze, ]. Klari, o. scbnepf, ii. W.
Heinrich, John Coleman, W. Z. williams,
O. Menkemiller, W. O. ArmbreCht and
6. I. Brice. paw
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This evening Adams and Aiken's con-.
pany vii. commence three nights,
engagement at the Grand in the panto.
mimic comedy, "a Crazy Lot" The
company Is beaded by the great eccentric
comedian, Sol. Aiken, and James +.
Adams, the fumouS pantomime clown,
assisted by q fine company Of comedians,
yocalists and dancers. The press speaks
Of them in terms Of praise, and those
desiring hearty laugh should not TAIL
to see "a Crazy Lott Seats at Weir's.
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The Island residents are still without
light, except that from oil lamps or can.
dies. The streets are in Stygian dark.
ness, and the houaes very dimly illumi.
mated. Since last Saturday the work 81
pumping out the mains has been in
progress day and night, and apparently
there is as much water in them as ever.
1t is possible the pipe has sprung leak
under the river, aud the river is being
pumped through the malns.
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A DRUGGISTS PLANT.
There Ia no Profit in Postage stamPs-A
Delicate Palate.

There Ia no Profit in Postage stamPs-A
Delicate Palate.
"some people think a druggists sales
are all profit, said well known apoth.
ecary to an INTELLlaEScER reporter,
"but there is one article we sell which
is the source Of no profit and much
trouble. There are several factories in
my nelghborhood which employ a
couple Of hundred girls, and OF quitting
time every day l am kept busy Tor fifteen
or twenty minutes waiting on postage
stamp buyers. The feminine contents
Of ali the shops seem to overflow into
nv store at that time. I'd like TO give q
piece Of my mind to the druggist who
first commenced keeping stamps for sale.
"Why, the other morning at a quarter
to ak o'clock, while was enjoying q
sound sleep, after keeping open late at
night, was awakened by voice call
ing TO me. Thinking somebody was dy'
ing, and that immediate relief was need:
ed, l hurried on my clothes and hastened
down stairs. A young woman stood at
the door. / asked her what could do
for her, and she replied:
az would Ike to have q two cent
stamp, mister =,
"Had It been man, l certainly would
have wated into him, but as 1t was, ]
swallowed my wrath, and gave her the
stamp. She was very grateful, and as
sured me that when she wanted stamps
again she would come 10 my store, as
was so obliging.
"Another woman came in the othel
day, bought stamp, asked me to ad
dress the envelope, and then handel
me the postage stamp, saying:
"Would you be Kind enough to pu
the stamp on for me? The taste OF TIT
mucilsgs is so dlssgreeable.'"
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vast infanticIds.

Yesterday morning the dead body OF q
fully developed female infant was found
in coal house on the premises OF Dan
Cochran, in North Wheeling. The
child bad evidently been born in the
night and bad bled to death, whether
from neglect through Ignorance or neg
lect with purpose could only be con-
jectured. County Coroner Schultze
rendered verdict of infanticide by a
person unknown, and the body was
buried by Friend & Son in the Pcninsu'
lar cemetarv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-26

Two well known men tried to rob q
countrymSa from down the river IN
5ullivan's saloon yesterday by an old
bunko scheme, but he was too fly foi
them, and leaving on q pretense o.
drawing $500 from the bank, informed
the police. The men had taken the
alarm, however, and made their escape.
They do not live here, but are well
k0nwn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-26

MoTHERE should bear In mind that
Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy is harm.
less to children. 1t contains no injuri.
GUS substance. They incur no risk
when they give 1t even TO babies. Then
long experience hes shown that II il
especially adapted for the cure Of
coughs and colds incident TO childhood.
Itcures them promptly, and is pleasant
and safe for them to take. For eale by
W. W. Irwin, @. R, Goethe, ]. Kiari, q.
Schnepf, N. W. Heinrich, John Coleman,
". e. Williams, o. Menkemiller, W. O.
Armbrecht and s. /, Brice. D4w
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Cinderella and her slipper are well
known to the little folks OF to-day, and
another thing that is becoming even
more popular 10 laryin'G Cinderella
cakes. You should see them, the
dSintiest prettiest little things on the
market. You can get them from your
grocer for Eve cents a glass. Don't for.
get them. They Bso the incest things in
the world to put in your school lunch.
,rtTh
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E. L. RosR ( Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left q few OF the tinest OF
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure TO
make room for new goods In other lines.
Don't miss this opportunity.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

To close our winter weights aud make
room for our incoming spring stock.
First.class work anu IL guaranteed: Also
bargains In Underwear and Half Hose
Wear the celebrated lace back Sns'
nender for comfort and durability.
G. HESS u SONS,
Merchant TaIlOrS aud Gents FGrnishers.
=, 1891 and 1898 Market Street.
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II you cannot see and need spectacle
ron should call On rs and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
linest instruments and more experience
Than any other VpticEan In the state,
and suarNnsee satisfaction or money re-
Flud0d, JACOB w. 6RUBBi
JeNeier and 0pticiAn,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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CtNclNNATI,, O., Feb. 25.-Since II
O'Clock this forenoon the river has been
stationary at 81 feet 4 inches. Meredith
Stanley, o professional bridge jumper,
leaped from the Cincinnati and Newport
bridge safely to-day, and would have
leaped from the three other bridges had
not the police interiered.
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Mr.. P. F. Farrell, Chairman Of the
City Electric Light Commission, last
evening received from Nr. John A. See,
ley, Of New York, the electrical eugi.
neer, who was invited to come here and
prepare plans and specifications for an
electrical lighting system, telegram in
which Mr.. Seeley says, 81 will start fol
Wheeling Saturday evening""
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Joseph schuler, ar, the well known
jeweler, died yesterday, aged sixty.
seven. Mr.. Sehrier was born in Wur.
temburg, Germany. He came to this
country about 1850, and bad been in tho
ieweiry business in Wheeling for thirty.
seven years. He was respected by all
who knew him, and biB family have the
heartfelt sympathy OF their irieads.
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Ole gutflLtotnffr
oi,ice Nor. ~; and ~ Fourteenth Street,


stocSI and gouds FOR sals-ThomRS o'Bslen'
TSnRmRkeT & BrOwn-J. W. Fefrel, Agent
WGnIed-EdWRTd B. FrlnGhelm.
Valuable Property For esie.
special HOIiCe-City Wafer Board
For Kcnt-JRmCs l.. HAWley.
Little JeWel-Ewing Bros.
WSnted-Fiye or ak Carpenters. s,-
Wanted-TO Rent House oil rive OF Do
Sotice to Gas Consumers Fourth page.
For 6ale-EnRine and Boiler.
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an Elegant Old Fashion.

The real, genuine, old.fashioned cut
water crackers have been made in Pitts
burgh ever since 1915. Your grand
mother knew what they are better than
you do. They are the daintiest, the
best water cracker made. Ask your
grocer for Marvin's old.iashioned water
cracker and insist on having them. T&Th
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it. Shortly he was heard from at Gin:
cinnati, and his vile went there, found
him working in Covington and brought
him home. Last night 1t was reported
pretty straight that he had again gone
away suddenly and without the formal.
ity Of q good bye
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-26

This evening a number Of organi2a'
tons devoted to the mandolin, guitar,
banjo and other stringed instruments
will tender benefit concert at Gsrmania
Hall to Professor E. D. Colby, who
has been instrgMental in stimulating
tho interest in stringed instruments in
this city. The music is sure to be OF a
pleasing character and will be a novelty
70 t,nnnu
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Indicanons.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-For West Virginia.
fair Thursday, decidedly colder northwesterly
Wirds, with cold wave; colder and tAif Fri
For Western Pennsylvania and ohio, decidedly
colder westerly winds, fair Thursday. except
local SHOWS IN the lakes, with cold wave colo
and fair Friday.
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Fonr Mon Ffnran "a nsn,h.

GREAT FALLS, MoxT., Feb. 25.-Five
laboreTs from Chicsgo travelling through
the northern part Of the State in search
OF work were caught in severe storm
while in Two Medicine Mountains and
four were frosen 10 death. The survivor
has reached the town Of Two Medicine,
niinn
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Has Disappeared again,

It will be remembered that some time
ago William Craig, Of the Eighth ward,
mysteriously disappeared, and after dis.
cuSsion pro and con % 10 his where.
ahouts, the general public settled down
to the belief that 1t knew nothing about
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TonrIStS,

whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle oil
Syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly
and effectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing feVers, headaches and
other formH OF sickness. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
D6W
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AT qQg THEATRES.
A Large Audience secs "rhe Wife" at the
Opera House.

A Large Audience sees "The Wife" at III,
Opera House.
Last night Mr.. Frohman's fine com
pauy presented Belasco and DeMil!e's
drama, 1.-THE Wife," at the Opera House
to q large and discriminating audience,
The drama ia not startlingly original,
having ideas in common with several
other plays, Steele McKaye's "Won at
Last" and "The Bankers Daughter"
both having denouements somewhat
like "The Wife's," but the story 10 told
with consunmate skill and with pleas.
ing and interesting variations on former
veraions. The acting Ia so natural and
artistic, moreover, as to give the per.
Torrance almost the interest OF real life.
Mr.. Clifton as Senator Rutherford gave
a finished and digIitied characterization.
Mr.. Percy West personated Matthew Caluer,
the villain, SO artistiCally aud well as to
win applause in spite OF the unpopular
character OF his role. He was Just what
such man in society is-ahrewd, pol.
ished, cold.blooded and 1t was certainly
a high compliment to his consummate
art that the auditors realized It's p ,tIec-
ton through numerous unsympAthetic
scenes. Mr.. WhittIesey, Mr.. Findlay,
Mr.. Sands and Mr.. Walcot were such &C.
complisfed aud intelligent actors as one
expects in company OF Mr. Frohman's.
Miss Jeanette Lowrie as Rittle Ipes was
the ideal irolicsome girl, and won her
way into the hearts Of the audience.
Her part could not have been more nat
urally acted, and she and Mr.. Walcot
furnish much OF tho pleasingaud healthy
comedy. Miss TltLell in the title role
won the sympathy Of all by her truthful
portrayal Of the character. Miss Alice
Shepherd as tho beautiful Lucille, Miss
Josephine Shepherd as tho fair widow,
and Miss Forest as Arg Arm0ry, showed
talents OF au order worthy OF their asso.
ciates, and in all the performance was as
even and on as high plane Of artistic
merit 40 anything ever aeen on that
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Real Java coffee posts 9acents a pound,
but MarvinIs Java coffee cakes, the
daintiest and best cakes madc, are to be
had for 10 cents pound. Your grocer
keeps themi you viii be delighted with
them, T4Th
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NJ. j. mcFADnEN.

Fine White Shirts, my own
make, warranted pure Linen
eosoms, made double in front
and double In back, with Patent
Faclngs in BAT k, shoulders and
sleeves, is double sewed In all
seams, and every Shirt Is guar
anteed to Fit. Price only SOC.
Genuine Jersey overshirts,
warranted to not shrink. re-
duced from rs to SOC.
Extra heavy Dark Cloth Over
shirts, won't shrink, reduced
from 81 TO SOC.
Extra fine cloth double breast
Shirts, fast colors, and won't
shrink. reduced from ST. to 75c.
Boys Good Cloth Shirts, we'll
made, won't shrink, reduced
from rs to Soc.
Underwear Below Cost.
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"The Wife" company arrived from the
West last night on the B. & o. train due
at 6:l0, but which did not get in till
1885. Henry Shallcross met the com.
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Old standby,

Everybody knows what Marvin's
drummers' lunch is. Everybody likes
it. Your grocer keeps it. Ask him for
it and don't take anything else. Drum.
mers' lunch is one Of the most delight.
full table cakes made. T4Th
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pauy at the station with his transfer
wagon, and seventeen minutes alter the
train arrived the company's thirty-two
pieces Of baggage were all in the Opera
House.
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Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipation. 25c per box, boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. nav
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PREVENTS PNEUMoEIA.-The prompt
use Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will preyenta severe cold from result.
ing in pneumonia. Bear this fact in
mind. nav
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j. W. FERREL1. agent for Wanamaker
& Brown, has just received 1000 sam.
Piles for Gents' Spring Suits. Call and
see them before you purchase.
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Tnnrmnmrtrr Recottl.

The thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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A Benefit Concert.

Tonight there will be mock trial al
a breach Of promise case, which will un'
doubleday be highly amusing feature.
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Ls.GOOD sells dry goods The cheapest,
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HOTELS.
THE RESTAURANT
THE HOTEL WINDSOR
ISNow OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

The Windsor will be hereafter conducted on
the American and European plans. For the az.
conmoGaIlDn OF ladies' and private parties the
rooms on The second floor have been specially
fitted up With MI n odeEn couvenienceS
Game, Fruits and MI COtGhcS In season served
In 9rSt class style dec
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Another large audience last night en-.
ioyed the fine programme rendered at
the Second Ward Market hall for the
benefit OF the A. NJ. +. church. The
programme was ss follows:
]. Plano Ada Levi.
. Opening ChO!us-"suwauee River"