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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-24
BRIDGEPORT.

The city officials report that chairs and
other articles have been taken from the
lobby of the city building during the past
week. and If they do not turn up soon war
rants will be sworn out against those who
are suspected.
Eberle South, President OF the Bridge
port Democratic Club, has called meeting
for next Thursday evening. The various
committees which were appointed will be
expected 10 report and other important
business toward organization will De trans
acted.
In the last issue of the Belmont Chronicle
il is stated that the soldiers monument for
Linwood Cemetery seems TO have COM
pletely fallen through. We wish TO inform
our neighbor that Rome was not bbilt in
a day neither can the monument be
erected as soon as the proposition Ia con-
struct one has been made. So far nearly
eighty dollars has been raised, with the
prospect of more liberal donations.
Squire II. T. Howell returned yesterday
from Sanesville, where he has been the
guest OF friends
Charles johnson has returned from a
visit to Johustown.
H. O.. Branum ard wife aud DR.. Van
Wagner and wife are summering at Allan
tic City.
The US will mold q meeting at the Sher-
man House on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. A. Delters leaves today for
Washington, Pa.
The Ladies Relief Corps gave an ice
cream social at the Good Templars Hall
last night, and quite a large number or
people were in attendance.
Frank Mcconnell, Of New Athens, and
George Morrison, Of Cadiz, were down
yesterday calling on friends.
DonIin Barrett is in St. Clairsville.
Miss Lottie Cox entertained number
Of her friends at her home in Kirkwood
last Friday evening. Refreshments and
lawn promenades helped 70 make the affair
more enjoyable.
Miss Retta Frasher, Of Cadiz, is visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. viii Mcfarland is visiting her
mother at Newark.
Mrs r. X. Barrett is spending the sum-
mer at Jersey City.
Miss Maggie Hill has returned from St
CharSville..
Miss Nettie Rice, of Iowa, is visiting
Miss Hettie Alexander.
c. NJ. Fisher is taking a short stay at
Beaver Falls.
Eva Howard left yesterday for her home
AZ Harrisville, after visit 10 Eva Coss.
The Young Mems Republican Club wfIl
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The Boston Commonwealth while gen
eraliZing on some remarkable character
izations seen during the recently closed
dramatic season, pays polished tribute
TO the younger Salvini in saying, land
oil the passionate, primitive, sun
thrilled life lived by the Southern seas
has opened for US for an hour in 'Caval-
leria Rusticans' in the magnificent In
depreciation OF Alexander Salvini. His
Turlddu is marvellous picture OF beau
tiful sensual youth with all youths cru
city in pursuit OF It's pleasure and all
youths piteousness when II hurls Itself
against immutable Law TO be broken In
pieces"
Clara Morris will probably not thank
elocutionist +. f. Mackay for little
story he told Of her the other day. Says
Mr.. Mackay: III was playing with her
in Camille" once. 1t was the scene
that Camille" has with "Armand's"
father. Miss Morris WAS apparently
overcome with emotion. / looked out
over the audience and could see many
people responding TO her show OF
emotion, and wiping their eyes with
llelI manu- 4niSo AuOiAiS cNAN
to me from under her handkerchief;
Look at them, Gully. They're gettin'
out their wipes"
Yale College has conferred upon
Joseph Jefferson the honorary degree
OF Master Of Arts.-Balph Delmore's
broken leg is so mended that he Is able
to move about.-The little plaster OF
paris Emperor at Berlin has refused per-
mission TO the military bands visiting
the Chicago fair. He thinks they
would remain If once out OF his clutches.
Lillian Russell is in Paris.-Uncle Dick
Hooley is in Ireland.
The scenery for Mervyn Dallas
blouse on the Marsh" NOW being
painted by Seavey), promises TO be very
elaborate. The first scene, the exterior
OF the house, is IN exact reproduction
OF an old English Manor In Lincoln
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mittee will probably select new candidates
To take their places on the ticket IN the
near future.
Mrs. Is. b. Evans is spending the sum-
mer with her parents at Darnestown,
MARYLAND.
Miss Laura Purdy is extending a pro-
tracted visit TO her friend, Mrs. b. +. tull-
bic, at Buckhannon.
Mrs. Flouise Newman, mother OF l.. ,.
Newman, has been very III for the past ten
DAYS.
The station at Glendale has been moved
TO The new depot, about quarter OF a mile
from the old stopping place, and as conse-
quence the railroad people have taken , au-
vantage Of that distance to raise the iaIe
20 cents on the monthly Communication tlcS-
cts to and from Wheeling. Some OF the
citizens are raising a vigorous proUeso
against the increase.
Quite a number Of representative Demo
Gratis from this place will attend the state
Convention at Parkersburg this week.
The majority Of them will leave mere on
the noon train Tuesday.
The electric light wires which are oelng
put up from the plant 70 Glendale are ABOUT
finished, and light will be put IN President
L. b. Martins residence this week. West
ern avenue will also be lighted from thls
source -,
The County Democratic Convention Will
meet here on the 18th Of next month Tor tue
purpose Of putting in the field county
ticket
Miss Blanch McMann, Of New Martins
vile, is the charming guest at the Dr'hIcu-
ardsOn cottage on the camp ground.
A match game Of ball was played Oe,
tween the Moundsville boys and picked
nine from the camp ground yesterday
afternoon.
A new lodge Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will be IN
stituted i'm the Third ward in the near u
ture. A meeting will be held for the pur,,
pose Of organizing this week. There VIII
be about fifty members TO start with.
G. III. Hunter and +. II. Manning al
tended picnic at Paden's Valley FRIDAY
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of the day, as well as part Of the night, as
there is usually lot Of men and boys in
front of Rickey's BLACKSMITH shop. The
game seems to be Very exciting.
Miss Alline Love, of Fowlers, w. Va, is
visiting friends in town. -
Mrs. Brasford, who has been visiting
friends in the country, has returned home
TO Wellsburg, w. Va.
Mrs Bowman and daughter, Bessie, OF
Findlay, Ohio, who have been visiting
friends here, have gone TO Wellsburg TO
visit friends there.
Miss Cora Gardner, who has oeed visit
ing friends at Hamlin's, Pa, has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons, who have been
visiting friends at Hopedsle, Ohio, have
returned and are now the guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. Il. B. Taylor.
Mrs Daisy Muckley has gone to Beth
any, W. Va. 70 visit friends.
Misses Joe and Bird Hamm have gone
to Pittsburg to visit their sister, Mrs.
Joseph Anderson.
We understand that the Farmers ALI
ance and Changers will hold grand rural
picnic on the Bellview camp grounds on
the 18th of August Prominent speakers
will be present and address the people.
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shire. An entirely new sensational
realism, a marvel OF mechanism, Is .
double stage on which action h going
on both at the same time. The double
staircase scene from which the famous
scene in Erminie was taken, Will be re-
produced from the original by Mr.. Sea-
yey and his able assistants.
William Gillette is enjoying himself
at Divoune-les-BainS, in france.-Dan
Sully started from New York last week
to begin a summer tour at Mllwaukee
next Monday. Margaret Mather has
been divorced from her husband, Emil
Haberkorn.-JohnR Russell and his wife
are again on the deep blue sea bound
straight for New York.
John Stetson is backing Dl1ey In his
'Adonis H." venture. Fay was
married TO Grace Decker, at Stamford,
Conn, last Thursday, and Bill Dunlevy
and Bill Barry stood up with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay go TO Europe. Car.
YER b. Cline and Mildred Gale were
made one in New York last Wednesday.
They will not go to Europe because Mr.
Cline does the press work for Roster Il
Bal, and has to attend TO biz.
Nellie McHenry cleared aoout $4,000
on the first day OF the Long Branch
races.-Wm. R. Hayden is resting az
his pretty villa at NaFesink Highlands
and does not propose touching the dust
of Gotham with his patent feathers be-
fore tho arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Robson.
In certain boarding house,not a thou
sand miles from Twenty-f ourth street.
NewYork kept by motherlY . generous
landlady, which is patronlzed equally
by actors and laymen, there is bit OF
life's comedy being played which has
grown out OF the tragicslly usual con-
dition of an actors pocketbook in sum-
mer time. The house has been turned
figuratively into ship. The laymen
are at a special table and sarcastically
known as "Cabin Passengers" aud en-
Joy all the delicacies, while the actors
are only the "Fok'sle crew" aud live on
salt herse." The landlady Is captain;
tho cook is lst mate. the chambermaid
I'd mate. Everything goes by bell
and the Bos'n pipes thei crew TO quar-
tiers. The Bos'n is leading man; an
Irish comedian the carpenter; stage
manager the wheolman. A next sea-
sons contract is q port. Though they
relish not the table discrimination they
dare not mutiny for;fear OF being thrown
overheard and they wouldn't go ashore
II they could. The voyage has been a
long one and the supply OF "baccy" had
given out, and had II not'been for the
lst mate cook and the ed mata cham
bermaid they would have gone smoke
less TO bed. Through IL all they are as
happy as typical Jacks and the dog
watch room on the upper deck Is the
scene OF considerable merrinent which
the cabin passengers are not in At all.
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WELLsBURG.

WErrsHyRG, ". VA, July 2S.-Mr. Ed
ward Fenwick is very low with typhoid
The Episcopal Sunday School picnicked
Thursday.
me marble works recently occupied oy
the Messrs. Briggs, viii hereafter be car
ried on by NJ. Swan.
Messrs. Harry Hervcy, ID. 4. Hlndman
and r. II. Cotton made appropriate speech
es az the Alliance picnic at Phstea. 5 grove
to-day.
The G.. A. r.. men are completing arrang-
rneuts for the soldiers reunion 70 be held
here on September Z.
Miss Ella Baxter has returned home
from visit 20 Pittsburg.
Examinations for Nos. and 3 teachers
certificates begin Monday
Several WeusburEers are at Atlantic
City
on account Of the limited time at the
PrOhi bitiOu convention Saturday, no cOun-
" ticket was nominated, and the uomina-
tions were postponed for three weeks.
Mayor McCle2ry attended the Home
wood races this week.
Work has been commenced on the tele-
graph line to be erected between here and
Bethany.
Married, in WellsbUrC on the goth, by
Rev CalderwOOd, Mr. John Goldman and
Miss Tiuie Fau0le, of Allegheny
A large clip Of wool was sold Friday.
AT the last meeting Of council il was or
dered that the following be notified 70 pave
the sidewalks adjoining their property
Mrs. Anna Holmes, u. II. Caldwell, Disci-
ple Church. NJ. Il. Church, Matilda A.hee-
Ter and Geo RalstOn.
Miss Mary Charnoc1 entertained a num-
Der Of her friends Friday evening in
honor OF her guest, Miss Stevenson.
The Steubenvine EpWorth League eX-
cursion on the steamer Ojvette, stopped
here Thursday and took on number OF
cXcursiOnists.
Miss Coraie Brewington was to give an
entertainment i'm the Disciples Church
FRIDAY evening. but the ianitor was not no.
fed. and the result was no entertainment,
Several Wellsburg families are camping
out az the camp-meeting grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clements, of Bellaire, went
70 Washington, Pa, after a visit 70 her
friends in Lazearville.
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NEIGHB0RH00D.
WHAT has BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK
Social Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
In.eres. Gathered by Register Reporters.
Readable Resume Of the News
TERRA ALTA.

Tenn. Aria. W. Va, July 23.-Col.
Fitzrerald's fine hotel az Nj. Spring Is oe'
inc erected as fast as possible.
tx. Senator John II. Jones went 20 Iun-
Melton this week.
Mr.. T.. j.. Walker is the guest or his
brother, j. IL. Walker.
DR.. Hardy, our popular denusL IS
making a professional visit to ~ george,
Tucker county.
Mrs. Dawson and Miss Emma thurman,
who were visiting kngwO0d, returned 70
Terra Alta, and Will start Ior farAsIs-
burg next Monday.
H III. Dawson, Of Norfolk, Va, who
was Quiteill on his arrival here last week,
is gaining health slowly.
j. Hardy has been busy for the past
week an CCrinth, painting some aruSuc
signs for Wakes & Co., who are 70 nave an
extensive sale of lots August 10Th.
Our place has been crowded Win COM
mercial men the past week.
Mr. Anton Burke returned 20 EaS. LiN-
erpool. Ohio, this week, accompanied oy
his niece, Mrs. l.. p. White.
Walter Mcknight q lad OF about 10 years
Of nge living al Aibrig htSville caught a
bass out of Cheat river which measured
20 inches in length and was 10 inches
Misses NJ. l.. Moran and Loteie Mills OF
WASHINGTON, ID. C., who have oeen Vlsiuh (
Misses FitzgeralGs Mt Spring PARK re-
turned 10 the homes Monday
Miss Sreue Turner Of keyser was the
Guest on FRIDAY last of Miss Fern Fogle
The Catholic cemetery at tins place mas
been completep. Trustees John Walker,
President John Fox, Secretary, John Aotz,
Treasurer.
Rev. -. ID. Tamblyn was attacked oy a
swarm of bees last sunday while trying 70
mount his horse which frightened the AMI
mai and the gentleman was thrown vlO-
lentlv 10 the ground and seriously hurt
Theo. Richard of Clarksburgl IS the guest
Of CbaS Cellar.
Ben r. Whetseu Of Elkins was in town
Monday.
A number Of young people Of this place
will go on camping expedition 20 Lake
Browuy next Tuesday, and remain one
week. 90,
Festival on the 2Ith instead OF the Goth.
Hotel arrivals Tor the past week: Terra
Alta Hotels. =. Little, Cumberland,
Nd: James A. Grant, Grafton, w. Va.
Miss T.. Grant. Grafton, w. Va; I'D. >.
Elliott. KingwOOd, w. Va; II. l.. tryler,
baltimore Md; A. r. smith, Cumoer-
land Md; Ralph Zellner, Philadelphia,
Pa. and eight members Of the Oakland
Stock Company.
on Monday evening, July 18th, Mr.
LEROY Garner, on Briary mountain, nYe
miles west of Terra Alta, had the mtstor-
tune To- loose his house with all It's con
tents By fire
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PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND STATION, o., July 23.-One OF
the most pleasant socials Of the season was
that rendered by Mrs. Mamie Gillespie 70
ner friends Of Portland in honor Of her
brother and cousin, Messrs. John Bigger
and son, Shannon, Of Iowa. From early
twilight until near moonlight the crowded
house was entertained By the Professor
with the rarest Collection and most delight
full music 1t has been our privilege 70 hear.
Mr.. Bigger and son left on Tuesday morn
ing for their home IN Iowa. followed By
the kindest regards Of their many friends
here.
Capt. T. V. Moore and wife arrived on
Thursday from their tour Of New YarK,
Boston and other Eastern cities. The
Crptsin Saws the steamers plying between
New York and Boston excel 70 some ex-
tent the Ohio river crafts.
Miss Lima Hennig, Of Wheeling, was
the guest Of the Misses Neel several days
this week.
w. Mckee. Of Geo. NJ. Shook & Co,
is rustlcating ct Portland for a short
season.
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meet at City Hall on Monday evening for
the purpose of organizing.
The Union Fishing Club, Of Etnaville
got home yesterday from New Cumberland
where they have been camping.
Thos. HowIey and family are in Penn
sylvania spending the heated term.
Mrs Samuel Cellar, OF ST. Clalrsvllle, is
lying very low from complication OF dis
eases at her fathers residence at the Hill
House.
Rev. n. L. Schemp, of Greene county,
Pa, passed through town yesterday on MS
way TO Maynard.
Miss Woodruff, of Little Rock, Ark,
who has been visiting friends in town
leaves tomorrow for Canada, where she
win spend the summer.
Misses Lena and Georgia Dent are visit
ing at Warrington.
John Kuhn returned from trip to Chip
pewa Lake, where he has been spending a
few weeks.
J. o. Howells will spend Sunday in the
country.
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BRILLIANT.

BRILLIANT, O., July 23.-MARRIED-ln
Hazelwood, Pa, on Thursday, July 2lst,
by Rev. James G.. Gogley, Mr.. Ernest h.
Melvin and Miss Minnie NJ. Lazear Mr..
Melvin is an old time Brilliant boy. He IS
a nephew of MIR. Waddle and was for q
number of years druggist at this place:
Miss Lazear was also well known here and
at Welsburg and Steubenville.
The NJ. e. Church picniced at Mahans
Grove on the Virginia side on thursday.
Our town was startled Monday evening
by the report that Wesley Noble nad Deeh
shot near Salt Run by his brother Dan. On
receiving the report Of the attempted MUIR
der. M. G. II. Spaulding, j. p, sent re-
mort to Steubenville A reward OF 600 is
offered for the apprehension OF Daniel and
and an additional reward Of $3.50 for his
conviction.
Mrs. VIM. Owens and son, Of Martins
Ferry, are visiting friends here.
George Mooney, administrator, has en-
tered suit against the w. & l.. r. railroad
for 10000 damages caused by the death OF
Mrs. Mooney.
w. f. Crossley has been offered the posi-
ton of Secretary Of the Order OF ONO,
The ball club contemplates trip next
week taking in Dennison, Cadiz, Scio ana
other points.
The mill resums work next Monday.
! The shaft miners went TO work Tuesday.
C.. L. Dalrvmple left Wednesday 70 or
! ganize a council Of the O. u. a. NJ. at Nor
| rstown.
The ball club played the Toronto boys
! last Saturday ann defeated the by 10 to 8.
| They play again to-day.
Tappan MCGEE killed copperhead three
| feet six inches long.
| Miss Nellie Shannon has been visiting
| friends in Dennison this week.
| Commencing on Sunday, the gath, the
! Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad will run
| all main line trains into Wheeling. Three
| additional trains will be put on, one OF
| them local between Wheeling and Steu-
| benville. The new through trains with
! sleepers attached viii be OF great conren-
| fence to Brilliant theatre goers In Wheel
| ing -,
W. H. Rodgers was in Steubenville
| Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Roland, OF Dennison,
are in town, called here by the serious Ill
ness Of Wesley Noble.
Prosecuting Attorney Erskine was al
| Salt Run and Brilliant Friday u become
personally acquainted with tue details OF
| the shooting OF Wesley Noble. II is now
reported that Wesley will recover, but Will
| be totally blind.
| James Bess will manage the ball team
! the remainder Of the season.
| Mrs Geo. Pitner OF Bridgeport, is VS.
ting Mrs. VIM. Tate.
About ten couples went TO Salt Run
| Thursday evening 70 attend dance given
| in honor Of Misses Minnie and Ida Hart
! tong, of Wheeling.
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT. W Va, July ga. L. Hell
meek. ofThOmas, was IN town Tuesday en-
route 20 the State Council, Jr. o. I. A., at
JB-Prittz aud B. s. Coleman, Of Elk
Garden, stopped of here Monday and Fri
dav while going and returning from the
State Council
Messrs. s. ID. Sheets, J. N. Stanley W.
NJ. Greenwade ana ID. T., Parke attended
the meeting Of the state Council OF Jr' u
L. A. NJ az FairmOut this week.
COMPANY H., W. Va. n. G., left Tuesday
morning for the National EnCampment at
Parkersburg
Mr. r. High is visiting friends.
Mr.. q NJ. Cramer, of Bayard, was IN
tOsFI Frioay Ola business
Mrs. j. Rogers is very III.
j. s. Jameson, Of WesternpOrt has been
appointed Ov Governor Brown, Of Mary
land. School Commissioner OF Allegheny
county for the six year term.
Rev. Reuben Kolb, or Paw Paw, viii
preach in the NJ. j.. church here July "a.
Rev. IL. Brelasd win preach in Paw
Paw the same date.
Walter Fazenbaker died at the resi-
dencs of his father Tuesday last, aged %
years.
he was buried Thursday morning az 10
o'clock bv Star Council Jr. o. L. y. NJ, or
which be was a member, assisted by Pied
mont Council No. 80. Funeral services
were held fin the NJ. u. church by Rev. j..
w. Steele of Burton, assisted by Rev. y.
w. VanAesdale ofFrOrtburg. The Funeral
services iu PnilOr cemetery were conduct
ed by the Jr +. G.. of Star Council, assist
cd bv Rev. Mease of C0gle Council Dean
Park, Md.
The ID. &c o. pay car is here today.
COrnie HUH and sister went 70 W neellng
Sunday morning Co visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. IL. K. BOpst left Thursday
for a trip 90 Atlantic City.
Mr. b. Shultjce won the medal IN the
Bicycle race on Wednesday.
G.. u. Wagner is fitting up his old stand.
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MOUNDsyILLE.

The Presidents of the Boards Of Educa-
ton held their annual meeting last week,
and appointed David B0nOr and j. I. King
assistant examiners for the ensuing year.
n Alex Ewing is confined 70 his room
WITH sickness. He is getting better and
Will be able 10 be out the first OF the week
Col. - b. Hunter, Of the prison force, is
speudineNthe heated term at Atlantic City.
A Alex Purdy is visiting his numerous
friends in thAcitv this week.
~. S. NewmsN and J. AleY Ewing, who
were nominated Ok the Farm Frs \Alliance
ticket, the former ana candidl e f6F men,
Der Of the Legislatufe, ana q latkfr for
Prosecuting Attorney, have IN with
drawn from the race. The Exc COM
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INDEPENDENCE.

INDEPENDENCE, Pa, July 23.-Mrs. Susan
Perriue. Of Mansfield, Pa, Is visiting frincs
here in this neigh borhood.
Miss Mary Calintine, Of Steuben7ille,O o.,
is guest OF w. II. S. NcAdoo and other
friends in town.
Col. Dunbar, who is employed as stamp
and general delivery clerk In the Steuben-
Vile postoffice, is taking his vacation, visit
ting friends in this neighborhoOd.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Presby-
teriau Church here have given the con-
tract for paperng the church 70 Mr.. Crum-
rlne, OF Washington, Pa, for $50.
Work is being pushed forward rapidly
on the new school house 10 town. The tin
ners have finished putting on the roof.
Frank Moore, Of Qannonsburg, Pa, 10
rusrcating in this reighborhood -
Miss Pearl Scott Of Wellsburg, W. Va,
is visiting friends y town.
Horse shoe pitching seems 70 De theorder
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srEUBENvILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, o., July 23.-The Demo-
cratic Executive COMMITTEES for jefferson
county met in the office Of the Probate
Judge Wednesday morning and organized
bv electing ]. NJ. Lloyd Chairman, Fred
W. Owesney Secretary and Geo. w. Nc
Cook Treasurer. For Deputy state Su-
pervisors of Elections o. J. Bearn, of this
city. and J. c.. Graham, Of Mingo, were
chosen. This puts the affairs OF the party
in this county in good hands aud thor
ough organization and aggressive cam
paigp can be looked for. There is gen
eraI feeling in Steubenville that the cam
paigalthis fall viii be quiet one In this
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

New CUMBERLAND, July 23.-About sew
enty-tive Huns arrived over the branch
road yesterday, and were taken up to the
John Porter Co s works above town.
VIM. Reed, who was stabbed by Neil
canon at Toronto, is getting along better
than expected and will likely get well. He
has not been brought home vet.
George Brenneman, OF Oak Run, who
was so severely carved with a razor by
Wiley VauCamp, of New Martinsvile,
W. Va, is not yet out Of danger, though
the chances seem good for his recovery.
VauCamp waived a hearing and is lying in
iail
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Daisy Richardson at the Mounsville Camp
Grounds, this week. -,
MIR S. A. Carney, Of Littleton, w. Va,
was in New Martinsville Tuesday on ousi-
DR.. j. J. Richardson, of Moundsville,
was here Tuesday. ~
DR.. E. p. Taught, of Silver Hill, at
tended court Wednesday.