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OIL OUTPUT,
Tho Production Takes IN Upward Turn.
New Wells In.

Tho Production Takes an Upward Turn.
New Wells In.
PITrsBUEGu, March 1.-THE oil pro-
duction took the usual upward turn to-
day, and went 1000 barrels higher than
the previous day. On Wednesday it
was estimated at $4,000 barrels; to-day
it was 25,000 barrels. This increase is
ascribed to tho new wells recently in
and the drilling deeper OF some OF the
old producers. The NJ. Wright No. l, Of
the Forest Oil company. was drilled y
little to-day, and the production nd
vanced from forty to sixty barrels an
hour. The same company's Jane No. l
was agitated, and its. report was in
creased fromfourty to ninety barrels a
day, according to tho pipe limo gauges.
]. NJ. Guffey's Nancy Bell No. / was put
down on the list at fifty barrels, an ad-
vance over the estimate OF tho previous
evening. The stock in,the field was 56,-
800 barrels yesterday, an increase OF
1000 barrels as.compared with the day
before.
In the NIcCurdy district, tho No. 8
Jane NlcGlll, OF tho Forest Oil Com
pany, is through the Gordon sand, and
with no bad luck should reach the fifth
tomorrow. A little oil was found in
the Gordon sand at this well. This is
something unusual in that locality. Nc
well drilled in that vicinity has yet
found oil in that level Tho quantity
found is SO small, however. that it will
hardly pay to operate the well from
that formation.
At Willow Grove, the No. . Burch-
inal, OF Guckert & Steel, is still drilling
in the Gordon sand and making about
200 barrels day.
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THERE is no danger from whooping
cough when Chambcrlain's Cough Rom:
edy is freely given. 1t liquciies the
tough, tenacious mucus and aids in its
expectoration. It also lessons the Sc
verify and frequency OF tho paroxysms
OF coughing, and insures q speedy re-
covcry. There is not the least danger
in giving it to children or babies, as it
contains no injurious substance. so
cent bottles for sale by G. r. Goethe,
W. ". Irwin. John Kari, G. Schnepi,
c. Menkemiller, W. S. Mccullough,
NJ. W. Heinrich, W. E. Williams,
S. L. Brice, John Coleman and W. Il.
Williams, Wheeling, W. Va; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio; B. F. Peabody,
Bonwood, W, Va. DGw
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Z" SEEING THE ELEPHANT"
Col. Copeland Lectures to n Good Audicnc,
mt tho y. II. c, A. Hall,

u
mt tho y. d. c. A. Hall.
A good sized audience assembled a.
the Y. NJ. G. A. hall last night to hear
Col. @. F. Copeland's amusing lecture
on "Snobs and snobbory," but for some
unknown reason tho colonel changed
his theme at tho last moment to "soe-
ing the Elephant" Alter fow brief
words OF introduction by Rev. Mr.. Dorm
blaser, tho colonel Launched into his
subject in manner that aroused the
interest of every one in tho hall. He
began by saying:
Tho grandcst thing in the world is
man, but the most glorious thing is
woman.
Ho pictured, in glowing language,
man rs the grandcst species OF animal
that God ever created; having tho
almighty power OF thought, power no
other animal over possessed. Having
introduced man, the Colonel began on
the real topic Of his lecture by quot
ing John G.. Saxe's poem Of the six
blind men who went to SEQ the ele-
plant, and their different ideas OF
what it was. So it is with life: some
have an idea that it is a funeral, others
that it is s circus.
Col. Copeland is an excellent talker,
lull Of tervor, and takes such interest
in all tho topics which he handles that
the interest Of the audience never flags.
his lecture, which lasted an hour and a
half, was brought to q close too early
for tho satisfaction OF tho audience,
which had been very much absorbed. 4
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New Railroad Chartered.

Special Dipatcht TO nc H'etiiGsncer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 1.-THE
secretary Of state has issued charter
to tho Huntington & Kcnova Railroad
company, which road will run from
Huntington in Cabell county to Kenoya
in Wayne county. The principal bust
ness Office will be at Huntington, W.
Va. The capital stock is to be $3OO,CO
divided into shares OF Sl00 each, which
arc held by George 7. Miller. Jr., G. E.
Mcdonald, George McKendre, J. L.
Caldwell, S. 7. Vinson and r. Fl.
Pritchard, all OF Huntington, w. Va,
except the last name1 gentleman, who
is OF Catlcttsburg, Ky.
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pAItKERsnuRG ELKs
Held Great Social session with Great
decentralization of onlcors.
Specia, Dispa,eh 10 ne Inidlipencer.

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Held Great Social session with Great
Il decentralization of onlcors.
Special Dispatch 10 ne Inteiltcsner.
pARxERspvRo, W. Va, March H..
Ono Of the plcasantcst affairs in tho
history OF Parkorsburg Elks occurred
last night.
Elk social sessions are always attcnd-
cd with more or less fun and sometimes
a little noiso made. Tho affair last
night was unusually full OF fun and
noise both, and 1t showed that whom
the Elks started In to do anything they
always succeeded. A pleasant feature
OF tho social part Of tho evening was
tho presence OF several outsiders.
A business meeting and election OF
officers was hold In the fore part OF tho
evening. Tho meeting was worry largely
attended. Besides the city members
there were present q number OF Ravens
wood Elks.
Tho election Of officers resulted as fol.
lows:
Exaltcd Rulcr-G. B. Gibson.
Esteemed Leading Knight-W. II.
Walker.
Esteemed Loyal Knight-w. @. Nc,
Kay.
Esteemed Lccturing knight W.:
Snoderass.
sccrctary-,W. P. Jones.
Treasurer-W. P. Smith!
Trustee (long term)-lV. II. Walker.
Tyler-John Mortimer.
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CROSS COUNTRY RUN,
Tho Race Undor Y. II. G. a. Auspices this
Afternoon, +Ss5 )

Tho Race Undor Y. II. c. a. Auspices this
.E Afternoon.
The fye.mile-handicap- country
run that was to take place on Washing
toms birthday, under tho auspices OF
the Y. NJ. G. A. Athletic club, was post.
poned on account OF tho unsatisfactory
condition OF the roads ut that time and
other good reasons. The run will take
place this afternoon. Tho contestants
will start from tho Wheeling Par; en-.
franco at 8 o'clock sharp, the objective
point being the Association building,
Twentieth street entrance. Judges will
be stationed along tho route, and all
contestants failing to report will be
barred out. Tho three handsome medals
which arc on exhibition will be awarded
to tho men securing first, second and
third places. Entries closed Wednes-
day evening, and the following were
the entries made: William Turner,
Robert Luke, +. Wilson, F. E. Miller,
Thomas Prosser, II. Truschel, Harry
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Crushed by tho Cars.

Special Dispatch 10 he Ia,eliqcneer
PARKERsnuRG, W. Va, March "
Little Frank Gaskell, aged eleven years,
was crushed to death last night about s
o'clock on the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road track at the fatal Harris street
crossing. He was returning home from
a serenading party, and while crossing
the track at that point n yard engine
backed down and Iran over him, cutting
of his legs and otherwise injuring him.
He lived about four hours after the ac-
cident in horrible agony.
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S,urdcrous Burrlsr..

TAMAQUA, Pa, March 1.-THE three
burglars who were captured near Silver
Brook last night gave their names as
Edwin Everett, Blakely, Pa, John
Brown, Beaver Falls, Pa, and Thomas
Kelly, Pottsville, Pa. The latter had
been nit by one OF the officers bullets,
but his comrades dragged him along.
It was he who fred the shot that killed
Merset. Tho men are now in tho
county Jail. twas feared that the in
furiated populace would attempt to
harm the desperadoes, but such an out.
como OF the affair has been ayerted.
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EACH season has its own peculiar NAL
ady; but with theblood maintained in
state; OF uniform yisor and purity by the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla, little danger
need; be .feared from meteorological in
iiluences. No other blood medicine is SO
safe and effective. {. paw
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Ohio Rcdlstrlc,lnr Eli.

Special Dispa'ch 70 The INtclIlgcnccf.
CoLuMBus, O., March 1.-THE Repub-
lican caucus tonight adopted the report
of the reGistrlcting committee with the
exception OF the twentieth and twenty
first districts. Those were referred to
the Cuyahoga delegation to report to
the caucus Tuesday noon. The other
districts will probably go through as
named in the INTELLIGgSCEH.
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Is tho wife. Of ono Of the best known phar-
macists In New Haven, doing business ct III
Di1well Ave-, aad c1.presldent Of the Connec-
ttcut Pharmaceutical Association. He says:
My wife was for several years in bad
health, due to a complication Of disorders.
Friends persuaded her to take Hoods Sarsa-
patilla; shc took @ or bottles and Is ccr-
fainly great deal better since, in every way.
Mrs. Martha Reed of 1885 Ramsey street,
Baltimore, I'D, voluntarily says:
"For oyer years suffered With a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-18

TIE secret art Of beauty lies not in
cosmetics. but is only in pure blood,
and healthy performance of the vital
functions, to be obtained by using Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. DIV
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Tho blizzard in Kontnnlsr.

MIDDLEsBoRo. ny, March l7.-There
is six inches OF snow in tho valley and
a foot on. tho mountains OF this vicinity
Tho present is the worst blizzard ever
known here. :;
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TRY a Strawberry and compare it
with any other. They arc not in it,
you will say.
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Now York at tho World,s rnIr,

ALBANY, N Y, March Il. The assem-
bly, to-day passed the senate Worlds
Far appropriation OF 100000.
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SALEsMEN NHANTED-TO SELL,
~ our good. by sample to tho wholS,aici ILL naL
retail trade Liberal salnry and cxpensc , ai9
Permanent position. Money ndyanced 4 y.
wSe SSSGsFS;sinS &c E9s ~ particulars and
cago ILL., IS %, va iso - ~ tnl' Z
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WANTED-AG ENTS-s5 TO SIN
w per day collecting small picture, a. .tV
70 copy anu enlarge Satisfaction g,,SroN, S y,
and s. Quilt free. A. DuNNE l. CO. mIR5 tSSii
street, New York; "a io ~ Sais
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GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
L. Y. BLoXp's.
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Observation-Disclosures.
CUT THIS OUT.

About April LIST T. B. Potts will oc-
cupp.thc large new stores 1000 to 1904
Main street and 10 TO 20 Tenth street,
Suspension Bridge corner, with full
line OF Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Fur
nishing Goods. This is the largest and
finest store OF the kinds in tho State.
Before removal we. quote, to close out,
IChildren's Shoes at l9c, 25c, SIC, 4Sc, CSC,
i72c and SIC up, all solid bargains and
trade winners.
See our Ladies' Fine Shoes at 97c, 81 %,
81 81, 81 As and 81 81, and wonder how
we can do it.
Mems Fine Shoes at 97c, 81 10, 81 %,
81 81, 81 IS, 81 60 up, ell leaders ard
mntchl4ssin price.
Boys Suits at SIC, Csc, 81 49,. 81 81,
81 50 up, worth double tho money or
no sale.
Mems Pants at 4sc, csc, SIC, 97c and
81 is up. See our great leaders in Mems
Pants at Sl!1S, worth s. 90. Boys Pants
atl9c, zoe, 35c up, hard to get at this
price. Mems Suits at 81 9S, 50 81, s. 95,
s. 81, 81 so up. We lead tho world in
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Observation-Disclosures
pETESf Steam Filter and pIunIS 0' !.
Clarksburs. Apply at once BY letter SirlSSt:
Eltf CO., Clarksburg, w. Va, lin.
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You cannot feel well without clear
head, and for this take DR.. A. S. Todd's
Liver Pills
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A FEW LADIES-T0 COMPILE
"A lists, addrcst circulars. etc, at 6nma. t.t
innnent II engaged. Address with selISIT (, w;
Stamped envelope, lioGsEKEEpElIs' WEFSis%S
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DlTTSRURGH, WHEELING Am
i KENTUCKY RAILRoAD COMpivv:' U
g.. .pWiIrELISG, W, VA, March lea,
Tho annual meeting OF tho stockhoilcrs III ni Il.
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rnilrn,i eur ,no
rnny Will DO held at the principal oillrS Of M,
Company, IN tho City OF Wheeling. ". +, I nS
MARCH y. 1892 NJ l:G1 O'Clock n
directors 10 serve for the ensuing year and ,S S
Transaction OF such other business as NAV NM ISe
erly como before tho meeting. '' p'V,r
mr. isS s. Il LIG GETr. Eecrei,,.
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WTANTED-FoR THE UNTTFn
w STATES ARMY, oblC.bodlCd, unina,t ~
pay. rat!ons, clothing and medical nt,cna S SsSS
Applicants mist DO prepared to furnish s,,Sa
factory evidence Ms TO age, character md hSS NY
Apply at ISL Main street, Wheeling, ". Va 'N
w lnolNTIv
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GENERAL NOTICES

NOTICE U,
All persons having claims against the esta,e q,
BENJAMIN Fisher decreased, will please pre,un,
the same duly fortified: and those indebted IN
the estate will make payment 10 thcundcrl,pcd
or tow. W. Gllchrist. D. CARTER LIST
mrl6 Executor OF Benjamin Fisher decd
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WANTED TWENTY DECoRI
wv Tors Good and steady wort ~ ~ "a. q.
men: Apply at opeo Z. LAME DEPXi,TyFFS4T
r iInl;s 4 GLASS 20, Phllllpsburg6, iESys..
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News.

NV YoEK, March l7.-Arriycd, City
II New York.
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GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
/. v. RLoNp's.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-FOR THE SUMNER
u season, house with S rooms. large ys:d,
garden and stable ut Elm Grove. ElGulteotp.
N. THORSBURGH, Elm Grove. ". Va mrl52
TOR ol}BiNT-THE STORE ROOM
a aad Rooms in the rem, tNo. CO., on drs:
floor, on Twelfth street. tho same being now
occupied as the Turkish bathl Apply 10 HAE.
RI NJ. McLURE, McLure House. e!5
NOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWELL
e. ING: all modern improvements u, Four.
icenth street from about Fobruuryl, lS91 VIII
be leased for term OF years to responsible p,rtr
Apply a:Dfilro OF The City Water Boarl ai.
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! WANTED.

.UANTED-ACTIvE, UONFST
wv men. SO per month and crncn,aS, 20
SreS With rtiercnces, TILE AssIlRiTyS MA AZ
sEllY CO.. GeiieyR, y, y. III, SyE-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-25
CALAMITY AT SEA.
Seven Sailors Asphyxiated on a Cattle
Steamer,


Steamer.
Seven men out of fourteen who slept in the
forecastle on the steamer Navarro, which
had sailed from Boston, Mass, for London,
England, were found dead in their hunks the
second morning out. These men are P. Nc
Cabe J Mcdonald. J. Gourke, William
Smith, E. Gadistein, E. Perquin and A.
Ford. The men were buried at sea. Their
seven companions had narrow escape from
the same fate. The Navarro was compare
lively new steamer of 2515 tons register,
commanded by Captain Goicoechea. She
loaded 4O4 head of cattle and a general
cargo.
In addition to the crew she carried four
teen cattle men, one boss foreman and two
refrigerator men.
The fourteen cattlemen slept in the fore
castle in rather close quarters. Cattle
men do not go aboard a ship, as a rule,
first day ct has generally a dis
quieting effect physically. The Navarros
cattle men were OF the ordinary variety.
The first night at sea came, the cattle
men then sought the forecastle. The
weather cold and stormy, the
men tired and sleepy, and some one sug-
gested that a fire be piled high with coal.
This was done, and some one else closed the
portfolios. None of tne men noticed the
lack of ventilation until too late. The
quality of the coal on the Navarro was un-
utterably bad.
One by one the men dropped to sleep.
aided, doubtless, by the gaseous atmosphere.
AS the hours rolled on the gas became
denser, and the men in the upper
hunks were envelope1 in its deadly
embrace. In the morning, as the men did
not appear at the usual hour to attend to
the wants of the cattle, the Captain ordered
them routed out. The boss cattleman and
some OF the crew entered the forecastle and
were almost overcome by the deadly at
mosphere. They found seven men dead and
seven almost dead.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-25
GRAND DUKE LUDWIG ".
The Ruler of Hesse-Darmstadt and
Son-in-Law OF Victoria Dead.

The Ruler of Hesse-Darmstadt and
Son-in-Law OF Victoria Dead.
The Grand Duke Ludwig ". died a few
nights ago at Darmstadt. Three of his
daughters and Prince Ernst Ludwig, his
heir, were at his bedside at the time Of his
death. The city is in mourning. In thu
English quarter, where the Grand Duke
was especially popular, many houses are
draped.
The Grand Duke Luiwig w. was the
nephew of his predecessor on the throne of
HeSse- Darmstadt. He was born on Sep
TENDER II, 1887, and married in 1852 the
Princess Alice, second daughter of Queen
Victoria. She died six years later after
bearing him five daughters and one son,
the present Grand Duke. In the
war of 1856 he comma nded a brigade in the
Hessian contingent, and in 1901 the
Twenty-6fth Infantry division of the Ninth
army corps. Ee distinguished himself
by his bravery at Gravelotte and in
the fighting OF the Loire. In June,
1877, upon the death OF his uncle Grand
Duke Ludwig Ill, ne assembled the
throne. In 1884 he married Frau Won Kole-
mine, nee Countess Czapska, but was di-
vorced from her shortly afterward He was
liberal in his political views and despite his
tendency toward Englishmen and English
= ways was q much more popular ruler than
his son 10 likely to be.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-25

The new Transvaal (South Africa
coinage has been put into circulation.
The gold Eieces are exactly the equivalent
of the English sovereign and half-sover-
eign and bear on one side of the impress
of President Kruger.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-25

A couple of drops of camphor sprinkled
on toothbrush are said to make one Of
the best and most refreshing of tooth
washes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-19
NEWS CONDENSED.

The town of Clyde, Mo-, was damaged
by fire.
The New Orleans authorities are to ar
rest lottery dealers.
The French cabinet may survive the
present crisis.
A journalist has walked from st. Peters
burg to Paris.
A landslide is reported on the Pan Ham
die road near Richmond, o.
The Navajo Indians under Black Horse
threaten to go on the warpath.
VIM. Maier. the wite-murderer OF
Wheeling, w. Va, was hanged yesterday.
A cyclone caused the death OF three PER-
sons at New Palestine, Ill. and obliterated
an Arkansas town.
Mrs. Theodore Phinney OF New York,
who was seriously burned at Newport, X
l., Thursday, died yesterday.
Governor Russel's net gain by the re-
count in Boston is AL, and his plurality
in the state will approximate 5000.
The Russian Jews of Fall River, Mass,
have purchased an acre OF land in Swan
Sc to be used for cemetery purposes.
The small pox epidemic at Seattle,
Wash. shows no signs OF abatement. A
number OF new cases were reported from
different sections OF the state Yesterday.
A wild bull ran amuck in tho streets of
New York Yesterday, and knocked sew
eral people down. lie was lassoed, and
then killed by willy Spaniard.
Two girls employed in Lynn shoe
sbop tried "A complexion lotion yesterday,
and are under the care OF physician,
with an even chance OF recovery.
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AShAWhY.

Friday afternoon the funeral OF James
Gardner who died suddenly on wednesday,
was solemuized from his late residence. The
burial was at the First Hopkinton cemetery.
At noon on Friday the big lO0.horse power
boiler for Forest Glen Worsted Mills was
drawn through TINS village by eight yoke of
oxen. The boiler Is made by +. Hodge x Co.
OF Boston and was shipped To Westerly. The
deep mud In the Hopkinton dirt road this
side of Potter Hill bridge was "A great contrast
TO the macadamizcd road of Westerly and the
oxen evidently appreciated the difference.
Miss Carrie Berry continues Ill with throat
trouble and Miss Grace Crandall IL taking her
place i'm the school room. Miss Crandall il
soon TO occupy the teachers desk at the Miner
schoolhouse.
Mrs. Clarissa Crandall. who was prostra tea
by "a paralytc shock on Friday night ono
week ago, is more comfortable but still very
III.
ON Wednesday the Ladies' Sewing Society
voted TO make the experiment Of dividing the
supper serving, to lessen the LABOR and oX-
pense upon the ladies.
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AUBURN.

During the school vacation which com
mences to-day. several new seats will be put
into the school rooms at the new building TO
accommodate the overflow of pupils.
The Kings Daughters of this place are am
bitious of gaining the $500 prize which the
News offers Friends of the cause are in
yited TO leave their coupons or papers with
Miss Rundcll at the periodical store.
Mrs Charles Huntoon Is i'll at her home on
Auburn street.
The Ladies' Aid of the Church of the AS
cension met yesterday afternoon for sewing
with Mrs. Arthur Reese.
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and two seated democrat wagon belong
ing to Arthur Billings Of Natick Hill,
last evening The horse was hitched TO
post in front of the residence OF Rev.
Whitman l.. Wood, aud the thief had the
blanket off aud stored away in the vehi-
Gle and the horse unhitched when he was
discovered by John Blade. The fellow
made his escape, however, taking valid
able whip with him when he went. Later
i'm the evening he entered the saloon of
William Brown. NItick. and tried TO
pawn it for drink. Mr.. Brown, how
ever, surmised that il was stolen property
and took the whip away from him, re
turning il To Mr.. Billings this morning.
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Smith Hill Route

consists of the section bounded
by Promenade, Zone, Rug
giles, Chad Brown, Admiral
and River streets, Branch
avenue and North Main
street. This route is covered
by two trips daily, 7:I5 A. NJ,
and 4 p. M.
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COVE SETT.

One OF the pleasantcst occasions which
have taken place In this village for some time
past occurred Thursday evening. Mrs. Walter
H. Hazard extended an invitation To- the East
Greenwich cadets To visit her residence and
partakc Of turkey supper. The guests Occu-
pied themselves In social ADJUSTMENTS. after
which they sat down 10 one OF the best OF
spreads Ina the way of "A turkey supper The
lion. :. w. X. Allen of East Greenwich enter
taincd the company Ia the spacious parlors
a "A soldier. Among the guests present, out
side of the cadets were Mrs. Miller Of
Cowesett. Mrs. Oscar Aylesworth and son of
dencc. Inc dining room tastefully
decorated in red, white and blue By Master