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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
GOING TO WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Harrison Stands the Trip, So Far as
She Has Gone, Very Well-she Shows
More Strenpth Than Was Expected.

More Strength Than Was Expected.
Troy. n. Y, September 20.-President
and Mrs Harrison left Loon Lake Tor
Washington to-day. Mrs. Harrison is i'm
proved in health and the doctors decided
that her condition would warrant her de-
parture The entire trip will be made by
special train. From Loon Lake to Platts-
burg the special train will include bag
gage car, drawing room car and sleep
ing coach from the Pennsylvania railroad.
Arriving at Albany at nine o'clock, the
Prudential party will be transferred to the
West Shore road, and at Jersey City the
route to Washington will be continued on
the Pennsylvania railroad. The trip will
be fast one, the time between the two
points being better than that OF limited
trains
Those on the train are the President and
Mrs. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Mckee,
Mr. Russell Harrison, Mrs. Dlmmlck,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker, Private Sec
retary Halford, DR.. Gardner, Miss Marie
Kempe, Benjamin and Mary Mckee, Mr..
George w. Boyd, Miss Davis, the nurse,
the Presidents valet Charlie and MIS-.
Harrison's maid Josephine.
Just before the departure OF the tram
from Loon Lake DR.. Gardner SAID 10 the
representative of the Associated Press:
''NIrs. Harrison has borne the journey to
this point remarkably well-much better
than we anticipated. This drive was re-
garded as one of the most dangerous pieces
of the trip, aud that she did so well gives
us much encouragement in regard to the
remainder of the journey"
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Y. Y, september
20.-When the presidential train passed
through here at S O'Clock this evening, Mrs.
Harrison was resting quietly and appar-
entity did not experience any fatigue: The
train stopped here five minutes for or
ders.
ALBANY, N. Y, September 2O.-The
special train made very pleasant run to
Malone, which was reached in fifty min
utes from the time of leaving Loon Lake.
This served to test how Mrs. Harrison
would stand the journey. The effect was
very satisfactory to the doctor, as she 1uIIy
maintained her strength. Albany was
reached at S:55 O'Clock, the condition OF
Mrs. Harrison promising good night. 1t
is expected to reach Jersey City at a. m.
and Washington on schedule time in the
morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
Hm's Speech Gives Confidence.
....,,1 ly,,fs,,-o,a 10 ths RsJisrsr

COLUMBUS, o., September 2O-At the
meeting Of the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee here TO day final arrange
ments for the great Democratic meeting at
Woodsdale. Butler county, were made. IL
will take place October l, and the speakers
will be Hon. Adlai L. Stevenson, Bourke
Cochran. Ex-Governor Campbell, Senator
Brice. and Il. b. Bowler and Charles 1.
Greve, Democratic candidates Tor Con
o-,.ees in the First and Second Districts.
Gov. Hilrs speech in New York has in
snired Democrats in Ohio with confidence
t5at New York's electoral vote will be
eiy-en 10 Cleveland. and more spirit was
contested in to-day's meeting than IN any
nrevious one in this campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of Photographic News In
Small Space.

Interesting Pieces of Telegraphic News In
Small Space.
At the annual meeting of the English
Chambers of Commerce yesterday at New
mort. sloomv reports were made OF British
trade and il was resolved 10 favor unlver-
sal free trade with the colonies.
AtDenver, Col, two hundred tailors are
ont of employment. The Merchant Tailors
Exchange has declared q lockout as re-
sult of a threatened strike to-day Tor an IN
crease Of 26 per cent. in wagea.
A crowd of people attacked detachment
~ Carbipers who were trying TO arrest a
famous brigand at Vacovaro, Italy, yester-
dav The mob succeeded in freeing the
hrigand. Nine bandits have been arrested
In Catania on the charge OF numbering
land owner.
Yesterday morning as freight train
,,as running between New Hartford, Con,
and Winsted, on the New England dlviS-
ion of the Philadelphia and Reading road,
a car filed with powder exploded with ter
rife force, injuring two brakemen and pill
inc mn twelve cars in wreck. AS lar as
known, no one was killed.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Ns,rs saws: "While Mascagin, the Italian
cornoser. was leaving the theatre for
another part of the exhibition yesterday,
. a00 persons formed in a dense circle
around him and many kissed and emorafed
him Some one took his cigar from Rs
mouth and the crowd then fought for tine
f,.s yments. All his efforts 70 escape were
frtile til a half dozen policemen escorted
him 10 carriage and closed the gates on
IN letter to the Kencbec Journal James
q RIaine explains his failure to vote oy
saving he could not vote without $50 mlles
t-svei and great Inconvenience, and thaf ne
was : paired with Democrat Of his own
town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
A PRINTER wlrH A WHEEL.
A ComposItOr From Charleston Locked
Up at McKeesport, Pa.

PIrrsBURG, September 20.-A man Civ
ing his name as w. A Foster, a compositor
from Charleston, W. Va, entered the resi-
dence of +. Cheweu, of Mckeesport, yes
terday and desired TO be secreted. de sad
railroad men were seeking him to lynch
him. Mr.. Chewell locked the man in his
stable until ne could summon an effcer
Foster was taken before Alderman Skelley,
who sent him TO the wOrkhOuse for thirty
davs until the full extent Of his mental con-
dition is determined. He says he is a
brother Of John II. Foster, OF Charleston,
w. Va, who is superintendent Of the State
printing under Moses W. DOnnelly, OF the
Charleston Gazette. He wrote numoer OF
notes last night while in the Mckeesport
lookup 70 his children. He seems 70 oe
man about 30 years OF age and must have
seen better DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
THE WILD MAN FROM BoRNEo

Must Now Give Place to the Untamed
Gentleman From Tennessee.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, September 2O.-A wild
man was captured by some farmers IN the
woods some miles from here tonight. He
is a negro apparently about 45 years OF age,
over six feet high and Of powerful build:
His face is partially covered with tufts OF
black wool and his hair is long and matted.
Heis bareheaded, barefooted and wears
but one garment, a ragged, weather stalned
and filthy shirt which IS glrded ABOUT us
Ioins with a belt of bark. He has uttered
no lntelligible sound since he was captured
hut snarls ana means like wild beast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
Ohio Circuit Court Sessions.
c,,<1inl T,L>0ra,s 10 th> RsJsstsr

COLUMBUS. o., September 20.-The
Judges of the Circuit Court bench OF Ohio
met here to-day and fixed the time Of hold
ing Court for all the State. The times for
holding Court in the eastern counties are
as follows: Jefferson, May aud Novem-
Der 81; Harrison, May 10 and December s.;
Guernsey, May 25 and December z; Bel
mont. May 81 and December l2. Judge
Gilbert II. Stewart. Of this county, was
elected chief justice Of the bench for the
ensuing wear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
$4,000 VETS. IN LINE.
The Biggest Parade in the History Of
the Grand Army.
DOWN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

The Soldier Boys Trudge Once
More to Pass in Review-West
Virginia, Pennsylvania and
Ohio Show Up Best Of All the
States-Pennsylvania Furnish
ed an Army Of it's Own-New
York's Big Division-Ex-Presi-
dent Hayes Marches Afoot Be-
fore the Commander-in-Chief
A Good Day and a Great Pa.
rade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
Ohio County Treasurers Meet.
,,,;aL 7sl<oragn 10 hs Rs0iS,sT.

COLUMBUS. O.. September 2o.-The
Cnunty Treasurers' Association met here
to-day in annual session II was proposed
70 ask the Legislature 70 lengthen the term
OF Office 70 three years, but committee re-
ported this unconstitutional. The follow
mo officars were elected: President, John
IT Vent. London; Vice-President, Samuel
a. Hunter. Toledo; Secretary and Treas
nrer. Frank B. Archer, Bellaire. They
meet here september next year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
Grand Lodre Dad Fellows.

PORTLAND, ORE, September 2O.-The
principal business transacted at the session
IF the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows to-day was the election Of officers for
the ensuing year as follows: Grand Sire,
.F. G.. Campbell, London, Ont; Deputy
Grand Sire, J. W. Stebbens, Rochester,
\. Y: Grand Secretary, Theodore A. Ross,
Columbus, o.; Grand Treasurer, Isaac A.
Sheppard, Philadelphia.
The Grand Sire's annual report shows
that the net increase of active lodge mem
bership from January l, 1891, to January L,
1902. was 4S.SO1. This is the largest in
crease made in a single year in the history
of the order. The total lodge membership
is 721, ,146. and including the Sisters OF ke-
becca SO2, ,SS1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of tho Movements OF
Individuals

Daily Chronicle of tho Movements OF
Individuals
Prof. Schockey Is confined TO his room
By illness.
Prof. John Mallen is stopping at the
Hotel Brunswick.
STAMx.-Wn- II. Martin and wife, OF
Fairmont; George W Kelly aud son, Of
Beach Bottom ~
Miss Della Riley. OF Chapline street, and
Mrs Sslterbach, of the Islaqd, leave for
Pittsburg to-day 70 visit the Vpositson-
Capt II. K. Weisgerber, o Wv. & Z.
G.. 4. r, lost his youngest ~ Milton,
yesterday afternoon, having Nfter e
lingering illness Of ten wseksd )
Miss Rose Sanders OF Steube
who was visiting Miss Lizzl,
Eighteenth street. returned
evening.
Mrs Ada G. Davis left yeste-
short visit 70 friends in Par
from where she Will probabI
for Kansas CITY and other
points In the West Mrs.
kGowT In this city and Mou,
her many friends wish her ..
u 81 does ''ptsy for good.''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
CHOLERA CONDITIONS.
Possibilities of Conflict OF Authority
Between DIR. Jenkins and DIR. Ham

Possibilities OF Conflict OF Authority
Between DIR. jenkins and DIR. Ham
ilton.
New YORK. September 20.-There are
prospects of row, sooner or later, between
DR.. Jenkins, Health officer OF the port OF
New York, and ex-SurgeonlGeneral Ham
iltou, who has charge Of camp Low, Sandy
Hook.
DR.. Hamilton claims TO have found two
people suffering from cholera among those
sent to the camp by DR.. jenkins after the
doctor having promised to send none but
healthy people there.
DR.. jenkins In turn denies that he sent
any but sound persons TO the camp, and
charges that DR. Hamilton has acted very
foolishly in giving out that there was
cholera IN the camp when he could not
know it without meteorological exami-
nation, which has not been made.
Two deaths have occurred at the camp
and the bodies have been buri ed, DR..
Jenkins falling to send his tug TO carry
them to Swinburne Island TO be cremated
as soon as Dr. Hamilton thought he should.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
Found Dead in the Canal.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 20.-The
dead body Of John Hackman, a member OF
Phil Sheridan Post No. 1l0, OF Newark, n.
j.. was found floating in the James Greek
canal this morning. When last seen he had
considerable money aud gold watch in his
possession, and when the body was found
most of the money and the watch and the
oyercoat were missing Foul play is sus-
pected. HeckInan was a member Of the
Newark Fire Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
unoin sam a LITTLE Careless.

OMAHA NEB., September 20.-Fred d.
Stangbrer United States Marshal for the
6isfTict of Nebraska, has vacated his OF
AZ because the Government had not, ne
esSerted, paid his bills. He says ne VIII
not resume his duties until ms cialns are
P'...s, s,,,1teen months and now amount 70
10 80 600 Uncle sam twice before was TOO
go, S.O,ve for. Slaughter, delaying payment Tor
s.eo,. sio% and again for eighteen months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
Tho Colorado Forest Fires.

New CASTLE, Col. September 20.-Fires
are still raging north and east OF New
Castle. It has swept TO Cannon Creek and
is now sweeping up the creek and the
ranchmen ia the valley are completely cot
off from town. All the parties OF hunters
are out Of danger, though the ranches have
been cleaned up by the fire and thousands
Of dollars worth Of property has been swept
away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
Went to the ReuuIon.
sp,eial Tsl,oram 10 The Rsoister

Columns, o., September Dob. j.
Bartlett, member OF the grand Jury now Ia
session. has withdrawn from the Jury with
out permission and gone 10 the National
G.. A. r. Encampment at Washington, do
laying the court at an expense TO the county
of about 800 per day. An attachment In
contempt was issued By Judge Evans and
the veteran will probably return TO serve
iail sentence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
Mr.. Thomas Resigns.
Special Telegram 10 tas Rt0isssy.

Speeial Telegram 20 tss Rt9tsssy.
GRAFTON. W. VA. September 20.-Clin-
ton Z. Thomas, the foreman OF the tailor
inc Sieuartmenr at the Reform school, has
resigned. and the sane has been accepted
by the board of dir<tors. Mr. Thomas Is
4 Young man, and has been with the school
for nearly two years. II is understood
t5hat be win acce,s anrofIer at Piedmont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
- nfaPromInent CItIzen.

NV CrMBERLAND, September 20.-Thos.
,,a,arson' q lesding citizen OF New Cum
berland. was buried to-day at : p; m A
Iaree ar re concourse OF friends attended tne
obseouies. He was highly resPeStgG sSS friond nCr
his excellent traits as cltzen anu rsiTrE
He had been aiing OF creeplhg Psssi ast snc Srs
for several years and on SunSss S;ssosa .e'' The
eumOsed e;losed - was an elder in the Presbyterian
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
A BIG SEASIDE FL
Old ROckaway Beach Badly DeV
ted by Fierce Flames.
HOTEL AFTER HOTEL GOES .

Smoke, Till the Loss is Estimated
at 100000 = The Flames
Started in the Seaside Museum.
and Quickly Communicates to
Hotels and Business Buildings,
Everything Was of Wood, and
the Flames, Famed by a StiR
Wind, Went on Till There Was
no More Fuel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
IvDched n Ravisher.

N,vAsorA. TEX, Septemoer ".EAs s1,.s
r,;SS,A,arsyille. = As~svill q town twenty miles rom
Ia lan =, -, tbe santa Fe, negro named Sui
iiSan nSsS went w nit to the house Of Peter Blatcn
lssn N',un and tinding his wife alone outragsd
~. He ,a' was arrested short time aIter-
ard and confessed the crime. A iarse
owd seized the prisoner and hung MN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
suily Has a Good House.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., September pa
large audience welcomed John L. Sullivan
and his new play entitled The Man from
Rnston ~ here last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
what Is Going on In Festive Circles About
Town.

Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Neill, OF the
Island, will give card party 20 num-
Der OF friends on Thursday evening OF
this week.
The wedding OF Mr.. Charles Solte
and Miss Flora Altmeyer took place
Monday evening az the house OF the
brides parents, on South Eof street.
Quite a number of the friends and rela-
tlyes OF the bride were present. After
the ceremony wedding supper was
discussed. Both parties are well known
on the South side.
Miss Eta Langhlin entertained the
SpiDster Club with bowling party a.
the park last night. 1t was the finest
splpster affair OF the season, and about
twelve couples were In attendance. The
night was well adapted for bowling,
and the delightful sport reiyned for
some time. The first prizes were won
by Mr.. Sam Harper and Miss Virginia
Hoge. Mr.. Harper piled up
275 cool points, and was present.
ed with handsome silver tortoise
shell pocket comb, and the ladies prize
was silver souvenir spoon, very pretty
in design. Upon the return OF the
party TO thecitY lunch was served at
Ziengenfelder's.
Col. Sam KmberIand, Of Wellsbuv-
was In the city yesterday, IL being
first visit 70 the city since bis ma
which took place last weeb
Colonel Was congratulated
hand and received the b'
his many friends. The
celyed were many and
list OF which Is as folb
preserve spoons wit
Mr.. and Mrs. 5, Gf
by Mr.. and F~s
Wheeling; be
napkins, by
George; siI'
snd Mrs.
>pittsburg
~iss
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september co.

September 2O.-nu'
-,y I-Ls spoke mere to-day 70
sr.e for Nation. and the
-.s 1.- day visitors from outside
farmers began To ar
-.- the day ana excursion trains
.- wa-5nso owns were numerous
~ adjacent ling and early alter
voted his attention
S-r--Cr delivered last week at
r--s sueect. Mckinley. He dis
r-l.. 0y CO of She Republicans
+s saviLEable -eugth, and MS
- d. ..-si5s'-,el workings of the
AZ ,re urac we're met with Inucn
+ba. prior TO thel pas
,--r1er sat acL october /, loeS.
-f.-1 lLcEiule was cent a pound,
--- hin pIat-ta- act the tariff was
-...---r.sf5us o- u5vnd. but ID b in
10 ~ cen until the first day
# rot take
rs.. .weeu the passage
-..s effect there was
ar the impOrtatiC'n IN
nous country at tho ola
- -s. .... . increased ratel had
-- sold 81 Of tin plate was I'M
l The r- g the passage OIL the
-sv i1Htas-.vere compelled tOlpay
c1ls-mersicas while the GOVERN
.ar r.rsls. gts old rate. Thd I'M
I. received only ,sar ending Junek
1s for --e l,u36, ,4s1,O54 pOu II
amounted t1iilg year ending -
ortle s-ctea.y 4l6, li6,2O2 poupds.
.y.. they were 70 year was 122 ,3S3 ,2U2
average for l,)staatiaily the AMOUNT
IS. Hlc- IS Tor consumption.
-st every lad taken effect imIme-
-5 .G clause
r bHAvE DONE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21
,HAvE DONE,

AS l- '.- a have received in du-
-~a.r-sa- W1g S'5 Butthe amount
srTrt SIS. the rate of one cent a
y received .15S y34, or SlO,270SI
j was only tild have been received;
s,-- what ,-3 people were require
GO. meantime O. ces the same as If the
---------- IL. !. ~ -.-..- =. n r,-....A I'D
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-21

-s = ~ 1.v - evcursiOn tTains
Hs.r WaE1nSOwns were numerous
~ adjacent ling and early aI1er-
..----r MOI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-12
SHIPPING INTgLLIGENCE.

TAToosH, Aug u-5 p. m.-Cloudy: brisk
south wind. Passed Our-str Michigan at 1890
p. m. /; str Walla Walla at 430p. m. The United
States str Manzanita Is ss anchor in the bay.
Tug Pioneer In the straits
NEAH BAY. Aug. LISA m.-Cloudy; calm.
PORT CRRscRNT, Aug. lis p. m.-Cioudy;
light west wind.
PORT CRESCENT, Aug. lis p. m.-Cloudy:
calm.
PORT ANGELES, Aug It's p. m.-Cloudy:
light west wind. Tug Pioaeer at the wharf
PORT BLAKELEY, Aug. s0.-Sailed-Bkn Dis
covery.
SAN Francisco. Aug. H.-Cleared-Str City
OF Puebls, Victoria: str Empire, Nanaimo
Sailed-Str Maggie Ross Coos Bay.
YOKOHAMA, July 27-EMail advices. Tho
steamer Inagawa Maru was wrecked OF Shozu-
shima island on July g. and from fifty to sixty
lives were lost The vessel was en- route from
Hiogo to Tamashima, encountered . typh0on in
Harima sea and foundered in twenty fathoms
OF water. One seaman and a passenger got
ashore.
News has been received in Yokohama of the
total loss OF the American ship North American.
Captain Creelman. in Sit channel. The vessel
came to Yokohama in March with Q cargo OF oil
and was dispatched In May for New York via
Kobe, sailing from the latter port on July %
with a cargo of rags and campher. The vessel
was caught in q storm, bet no particulars were
obtained before the mail steamer left
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-12
PERSONAL.

b. L. Grimm. OF Port Gamble, IL at the Airing
ton hotel
s. NJ. Alexander. Of Olympia, is at the Airing
ton hotel.
Miss Rosa Munger has gone to stanwood for q
visit to friends
j. Howard Smith, Of Spokane, is in the city at
the Diller hotel.
CAPTAIN ]. NJ. Cooper, Of victoria, is guest at
the Hotel Northern.
George NJ Sinclair, of Mount Vernon, 10 regis
tered at the Diller hotel
u. Mason. mining man of Los Angeles. Is q
guest at the Rainier hotel.
L B. AddIngton and C. Fl. Price, of Medford,
Or, Is at the Arlington hotel.
c. W. Fulton, OF Astoria, has his autograph on
the register at the Hotel Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Speaker of Sacramento, are
visiting Mr. Hovey at Lake Union.
J. F. Steele and J. g. Porter, citizens of Slaugh-
ter, are registered at the Diller hotel.
b. F. Shaubut ia still at Portland, but Is
steadily recovering from his severe illness.
II. c. Henry and J. NJ. wilmans returned yes
terday from the Peshastin mining district.
W. b. Day, assistant engineer of the United
states cruiser Baltimore, is at the Hotel
Northern
G. w. Lorenz, q banker, of Sacramento, Cal,
ana his wife are visiting D. d. Proper at l,2u
Washington street.
NJ H. Young, Fred E. Sander, E. F. Whittier,
4 W. Emmons and Westley Jones, of Boston,
ieave today on fishing aud hunting trip to
Lake Cushman.
Arthur W. Whalley arrived on the steamer
Umatilla from San Francisco Wednesday even.
Ing and will visit his brothers-John A. and
James c. Whalley.
Maud Clough, known on the stage as Miss
MAUD Moore, has signed with the Ada Har-
greves Keeney Dramatic Company and will
leave here on August 20.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-12
BREVITIEs.

August Fink was fined SIS for fighting yester.
day In the California restaurant on Jackson
street
John A. Hozorth. charged with the embeszle.
ment Of $14l from the Tacoma Insurance Com
pany, was discharged by Justice Won Tobel yes.
terday.
On account of the Republican ratification at
Armory hall saturday evening. August Is, the
First Regiment band social will be postponed
till Saturday, August 90
A meeting of the executive committee OF the
Fourth OF July celebration will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce at o'clock this evening
to hear the report of the secretary.
Articles of Incorporation of the American In.
vestment Company were filed yesterday with
the county auditor by Henry L Reynolds, W. I.
Chalk and u. W. Bass. The capital stock is
placed at $4,000.
Jack simmons, an Indian. was arrested yes
terday afternoon on jackson street by Oaices
Powers for stealing two shoes. one number
and tho other q number 9. The offender had
the goods in his possession when caught
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First NJ. f
church will give Q lawn sociable at the resi-
dence of Colonel c. NJ. sheafe this evening. A
reading will be given by DR.. George for the en-.
tertainment of those present. Admission free.
Nellie Blake. who purloined 50. 30 from Fred
Sears in a downtown dive on Wednesday, was
convicted of petty larceny yesterday, and JUS
tice Won Tobel Inflicted q fne OF $50 on her. She
had no money and was sent to jail for fifteen
days.
The committee appointed at the last meeting
OF the fire commissioners, with power TO act
upon the list of substitutes submitted by Chief
Kellogg. was to have met AZ headquarters last
night. but owing 10 the absence OF Commissioners
Kshaley, postponed the meeting.
Theodore Lnder, a teamster, was arrested
Yesterday at Third and Columbia streets for
beating a horse in q cruel manner. Lieutenant
HUFF came up and requested the man To stop,
and upon refusal took him To headquarters
Ha will be given q hearing At o'clock this
afternoon.
Rev. b. B. Hangar, from Fergus Falls, MIMI,
will deliver q lecture to tho scandinavian
young people of Seattle q. the Lutheran church,
corner of Fourth and Pine streets, on saturday
nigh, at s O'Clock All the young people who
un.ierstand the scandinavian language are
lx,.,lv Inv Admission free.