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ALAMEDA.

j. c. Wier appeared before the Board of
Education Tuesday evening 10 ask the privilege
Of photographng the classes in the public
schools.
Mr.. Wler is now beyond the pale where in
terest In photography ana other earthly con-
Germs avail, having died suddenly on Park
street about 3 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon
He stumbled into the cOalyard of j. Ii. Bruins
and began vomiting blood, throwing up his
arms TO attract attention. Al StruuZ caught
MIN before he Tell and sent messenger for Dr.
Blondon, but Wier died without word few
minutes later. The cause of death was
rupture OF the large vein which enters the
heart
Deceased was native of Scotland and about
% years OF age. He resided at 241O TAYLOR
avenue He left no family, his only relatives
here being two brothers, one of whom John
Wier. Is employed In foundry In San Fran
cisco.
H. was photographer by trade, and had
worked at one time for Mast of Park street.
later in Marvsvlle He had returned recently
from Bartlett Springs, and had been comp plain
Ing OF heavy cold.
Romance Of n Runaway Wife,
High and low alike have their trials OF the
heart. and Victor joseph, veteran of the war
has had his share.
number of years ago Joseph lived on High
street with a Portuguese wife of considerable
beauty and several children.
His wife's beauty proved a family calamity
Tor one day she went away from shorty Joe
with handsomer man. one John Thompson
and taking the children with her, girl and TWO
boys. fed with her companion TO the State of
Washington. Joseph swore vengeance upon his
wife and her lover, but years passed and he has
not seen them since.
The little girl, Rosie, grew to be woman,
and recently she married and was to remove TO
Dakota. Her mother, who was unusually at
tacbed TO her. became crazed at the idea of
parting, and lew days ago mt death by swal-
lowing dose OF carooIic acid. Thus to VIC.
lent end came one of the two who fell under the
anathema OF Joseph the injured husband.
Sunshine and Shadow.
j. Pelton, the venerable founder OF the pub-
lie school system IN California, has been
granted permission to visit the schools here
and sell his book of poems, Sunshine and
Shadows" He was received with every courI-
esy by the Board of Education which mr.
chased his BOOKS for the school libraries Dir.
Scott, principal of the high school, who han.
pened TO be present, recognized Professor Pei.
ton as an old teacher OF his I'm Younger davs
and their meeting was very affecting
Musicale Thursday Evening.
The ladies' of the Unitarian Society have ar.
ranged for musicale OF unusual excellence TO
lake place AT their church this evening.
Local musicians Will take part being assisted
by Robert Tolmie Of San Francisco and eight
male voices from the Oakland 0rpheus Club.
Dedication of 1T. Joseph's.
st. JosepPs, the new elegant Catholic church
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OF Alameda, will be dedicated with great cere-
mony on December Is 1t Is expected that
AfchDishop Riordan will deliver the sermon.
ne cnoir Will be greatly augm nted for the
occasion and some excellent music rendered.
To Go on the Stage.
Perham w. Nahl and Giles Bradley, both of
tniS CITY and we'll known In society, have
signed an agreement with Manager Walters OF
me OTpneum TO appear in their statuary aud
legeruemaln performance al that theater COM
mehclng december 10. Mr.. NahPs represent
,atloh OF Roman and stone age statuary have
Deeh greatly appreciated here in local enter
tainments.
hemorest Medal Contest.
The W. Q. L. U. of Alameda Is arranging for
a Demoresi medal elocutionary contest to take
place IN the Park-street Methodist Church on
the 30th inst.
'ost of Macs dsmizing.
The merchandising of Jackson street has co st
In total S2899 "a, or 81 10 per foot,
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SSESSMENT neutrality-suspicious. u1x1Na
company. Location of principal place Of
VasaLess, san francisco CALI location or works
virginia CITY, Storey County, New Notice is hers-
oy gwen that at meeting OF the Board of Direc.
.ors, nea On the Attn day of October 1894 an
eSsnd III 10 o. OF nye (5l cents per share
peyaoie Immediately in united States gold coin.
% % ono SecretaIy at the Office OF the company No.
S , INC street, room No. 49, San Francisco. Cal
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall
man unpaid on the ninth day OF November, 1894
WI DC aeiln Quent, and advertised for sale at
pup nc auctlon; and unless payment is made be-
lore WIN De sold on FRIDAY. the thtrtieth (S0th)
uay OF November, 1894. to pay the delinquent as
eessment together with costs of advertising and
tors. GEO X SPINNEY Secretary
Omce-No 30 Pine street, room No. 20, san
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MARRIAGES. DEATHS.
BORN.

BORN.
HIELSCHER-ln this city, November IL, 1884,
To the wife of J f. HelScher
FYFE-In this city. November TO- 1894, to the
wife of j. C. Fyfe. daughter.
JEFFRESS-In tnts city, November 20, 1884, TO
the wife of z. T. Jeffress
REHFISCH-In this city, November Is, 1894, to
the wife OF M. Rehfscn, a daughter.
KRUGER-Jn this city. November Is. 1894, to the
wife OF Max Kruger daughter.
COM SIX EY-At County Line House. Mission road
November 16. 1894, to the wife OF James Com
iskey, twin daughters.
Alameda, November IL, 1884,
to the wife Julius Anderson. a son
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SCIENTIFIC HANDBALL.
An Exciting Match at the Occidental
Last NIGHT

Last Night.
The Occidental Handbau Court was crowded
last night. the attraction being the return
match between Champion Jones aud AL Hamp-
ton and Champion RIordan ana j. Harlow
The two former were beaten In the match
played the previous week, but Jones and
Hampton had their revenge last night They
won by three games TO one. The play aroused
the greatest enthusiasm. Following was the
score:
ooheS anu haIiptoH .--.....s........--2l Z Il Il
hlpIudn anu narrow. .............- Il IL 13
Prior TO this match two boys PLAYED a rattlng
game. One was Willie Jacobs OF the Occiden.
tai court and the other was Willie Stansbury
OF the San Francisco court They are each
about 10 years OF age. They played the best of
three games, 5 aces.
They were evenly matched, but Jacobs who
Is a protege of Champion Jones, was the victor
by the following score
IL 10
SIahSouiy ...,.....-.,......12 5 II
Much disappointment was felt that the de.
Gliding game 10 the tournament between
George Ackerson ana John Purcell for the
amateur championship of he second class did
not come of, owing to Purcell being unable to
appear through business engagement.
Tonight The deciding game in the third class
be tween al Collins and I. j. Curley VIII be
played.
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Steamers Overdue.

ST. JOHNS, N. F.. Nov. 21.-The steam
ers CUrean and Cape Breton have not yet
arrived. The former is overdue fourteen
days from Liverpool. The latter, which
is from Montreal. was driven off the coast
night before last.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers.
BALTIMORE-Arrived Nov 2l-Stmr Dresden
from Bremen.
BoULoGNE-Arrived Nov 21-Stmr Amster.
dam, from New York.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Nov 21-Srmr Rhaeta I'm
Hamburg
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NOTICE OF PosrPoNEMEN T.

In accordance with law ana order or the
board of directors of the Scorpion Mining Com
pany, adopted at its meeting OF November z,
1894 and entered in its records the date OF delin-
quency of assessment No ., levied october 4,
1894. is postponed to December T. 1894, and the
day of sale for upaid assessment No. q IS post
poned TO December 70, 1894.
GEO r. SPINNEY, Secretary
onice-No $40 Pine street room No. %. San
Francisco, Cal. nos I'd
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-ALPHA CONSOLE
Y dated Mill and Mining Company Location or
rrineinal Mace of business. FRANCISCO, Cal:
location Of works. Gold Hill, storey County, New.
Notice 10 hereby given that at meeting tof the
hoard of directors, held the 3Oih day Or ic-
teber 1894, an assessment (No. 1870 OF ten (iOl
Giants per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation payable imme diately in United
states gold coin TO the secretary at the ONCE OF
the company. room 79, Nevada block 800 Mont
vomery ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the So day OF December, 1894,
Will delinquent ana. advertised for sale at pub
lie auction and unless payment is made before
will be sold on FRIDAY, the 21st day or Deem
ber 1894, to pay thu delinquent assessment to-
gether with the COSTS OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. By order of the board OF directors.
CHARLES +. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Gice-ROom 70, Nevada block. 800 Montgom-
cry ST San Francisco. Cal. oc3l I'd
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The region below Fourteenth street and
east of Broadway, New Y ork. is the most
densely populated in the world.
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BERKELEY.

A regulation has recently been passed by
the faculty giving the work IN military science
prominence it had NOT hitherto enjoyed
Every student is by it compelled TO pass an ex-
IMITATION in tactics at the end of each of the
nrst three years and, as at present. in military
science at The end of The senior year, A failure
in this sub ject Will preclude graduation. All
male Students excused from work In the Mill.
fary department for physical iDcapacity and
all the young women students must take an
extra five hours of work beyond the present
mini mum as an offset to the time spent in mill
tary duty by the able bodied male students
This evens matters up and does not give the
goods an advantage in point of time.
The morning call., 1894-11-22

Messrs. Humphreys. KOCH Parkhurst, Brad.
ley, Antony, Hiborn, Morse, Colt and Cross
have been selected as result of Saturdays
field day 10 train for the relay race in The
championship games at the Olympic grounds
Saturday. Six will be chosen from these
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once No. 500 Montgomery street room IS. san
Francisco California nos I'd

NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures
~ Consolidated Mining Company; location OF
principal place of business, San Francisco, cain
fOrnia: location of works, Silver Star Mining Dis
trict Storey Co.. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held the LIST DAY OF NoVem-
Der, 1894, an assessment No. II. or I'VE cents por
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately IN y 92ited
states gold coin. TO the secretary, ~ me Olce OF
the comDany, room SO. Nevada BLOCK, 20. 500
Montgomery street, San francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shSIl re-
will be delinquent and advertised for sale az pub
lie auction aud unless payment 10 MADE before,
will be sold on Thursday. the 27th day or Decem-
Der 1924 to pay the delinquent assess to-
eether with the cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale Rv order OF the Beard OF Directors
ALFRED X. DURBROW, Secretary.
ONCE room 90, Nevada Block, NO. 500 Mont
eomery street, San Francisco, California. no2 I'd
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Both Sent to Agnews.

Miss Nellie Ahern. 26 years OF age was
brought up from Avarado by Constable Trefry
yesterday on charge OF Insanity, and Judge
I1ensnaw committed her to the asylum at
Agnews. William Kelly was also sent TO
Agnews..
Harlow May Stay.
While c. E. Lloyd will carry the title of Under
The morning call., 1894-11-22

short time ago word came thar an Oakland
man had been murdered at Silver Lake, Or.
BY tracing The matter up friends came 10 the
conclusion that il must nave been Charles
Schaesseus, who was formerly a waiter in a
restaurant here. Schaesseus had gone no to
the northern country TO prove up on Govern.
ment claim, and il is thought was killed over
land trouble. He was TO have returned TO Oak.
land on Tuesday last.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

hi ono GOLD MINING COMPANY-LOCATION
w OF principal place of business, San francisco,
California.
n otice is hereby given that at meeting of the
UoaFp Oh 9i5ectors heId on the 19th day OF No
veneer, 1884, an assessment mo. 34) of 15c per
share was LEVIED on the capital stock of the cor
porstion. payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin, TO the secretary, at the ofice or To
company. room 81, Nevada block, 800 Montgom
cry ST.. san Francisco, California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9th Gay of December,
1894, will be delinquent aud advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before. will be sold MONDAY, the 2lst day of
January. 1895, to pay the Delinquent assessment
penses OF sale. By order of the board of directors
NJ. e. WILLIS. Secretary
Ofice-62 Nevada block, sos Monte omery st.
San Francisco. California. no2O I'd
PEsT & BELCHER MINING COMPANY-Lo.
IL cation of principal place OF business. San
Francisco. California;; location OF works, Virginia
City, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF tha
BOARD OF Trustees, held Monday the twelfth
C2thl day OF November. 1894 an assess ment
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable immediately in United States gold coin
room 80, Nevada block, No 800 Montgomery
street. San Francisco California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on tuesday, the eighteenth 1SIh)
day OF December, 1894, will be delinquent and
Paymeh1 IS made before Will be sold on T UES-
DAY, the eighth (sth) day OF January. Is95. 10
pay inc ueIlHquent asseBSm ent, together with the
cost OF aoTert1slng and expenses OF sale. BY
der OF the Board of Trustees.
NJ. JAFFE. Secretary.
ofiee-Room 3S. Nevada block. No. 500 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco. California. no13 I'd
JUSTICE MINING CoMPANY-LoCATIoN OF
principal place OF business, san Francisco,
CaI1ornia. Location OF works, Gold Hill, storey
county Nevada. Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board OF Directors held the
"a day OF November 1894, assessment 90.
of)oI nVe to) cents per snare was Levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation payable I'M
neolatey In United States gold coin to tho Secre-
tary, at the ONCE of tbs company, No. 300 Mont
gomery street, room %, san Francisco, Caifor-
MA ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9th day of Decem ber, 1894,
Will be dei1nGueDt and advertised for sale at pub.
lie auction, ana unless payment is made before
VIII be sold on Thursday, the Z7th day OF Decem-
Der, 1894. to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with the cost OF advertising aud expenses
of sale. BY order ofthe Board of Directors.
Il. z. KELLY, secretary.
once No. 800 Montgomery streeL room IS. san
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:, W. u T 7 f. cecTe[ary.
omee-Room IS. Nevada block No 500 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco. California. no13 I'd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05

WASHINGTON, d. c., August A.
When the Democratic tariff conferees
adjourned tonight after an oil day ses-
sios it looked as though they were
nearer TO an agreement than st
any time thus far. Aud yet, the
agreement itself, which is tho
great end IN view, had not been
attained. The hopes OF the conferees
last night that definite results would bs
reached and made public to-day failed
to be realized. An agreement on sugar
had not been reached beyond the possi-
bilitv OF recall. nor had agreement been
reached on iron ore or coal. The day
closed, however. much better than Is
opened. IL had brought out that the
new sugar schedule submitted as an
ultlmatum by the conservative Sena.
tors would be occepted by the House
conferees. and that there was little else
than the formal and final announce
ment OF this acceptance 10 make the
agreement on the sugar schedule COM
pleie.
Indeed one OF the conferees spoke OF
the results OF the days work as eQulva-
alent 10 an agreement on sugar, but said
IL was not such binding agreement as
10 cut of the possibility OF disagreeIng
TO II on Monday.
When the Democrats separated this
evening, Senator Jones expressed the
hope that they might call 10 the Repu0-
lcan conferees early next week. possl-
bly,, bat not probably on Monday.
CHAIRMAN Wilson's CONDITION..
WAsHINGToN. ID. c., August A.
The strain on Chairman Wilson isagain
showing its effects and his associates
fear there will be recurrence OF tho
painful maladles which sapped his
strength during the first tariff confer
ence. His face is again swollen aud he
reluctantly admits that he is we'll nigh
physically exhausted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05
YApOLEONIC EXP2DIENE.
Prof Clsrk's Explanation OF the Japanese
Emperor's war PO,icy.

Prof Clark's Explanation OF the Japanese
Emperor's war Podoy.
CHICAGO, August 4-Prof. +. Warren
Clark, who went from Albany, y. y, 70
Japan at the invitation Of Admiral
K4tuz. Of the japanese navy, 10 esta0-
lIsh two scientific schools On the Amerl-
can plau, has some ideas regarding the
Cbina-Japan war. Prof Clark says tue
war, 80 FAR as Japan is concerned, Is
counterpart OF the Franco-Prussian war.
u is precisell for the same reason and
with the same intent the japanese I'm
L ror is promoting with all his might
war win China over COrea. The tradi-
tiOual aud iuveterate hatred OF the
japanese for the Chinese has been In
VOked 20 cure a most dangerous move
ment az home.
This dangerous dissensioD in Japan
concerns the foreigner. There has been
going on 10 the country for several
yesrsa growing reaction against the
prolrfsssiyeness OF it's rulers. There
nevhsNNas country In the world but
JaDsln which mas undertaken ard car
ried through SO many radical reforms
tions 10 such a short space Of time. The
dra@gIc character OF the reforms anc the
endtesS number Of them have been a
source Of misery 10 the masses aud have
bees carried out only by the most mer-
'cli.A application Of brute force. The
re W. has reached sage where the
stabuity Of the government IL threat
eped. Under the circumstances there
IS nothing left the japanese Emperor
but the NapoieOnic expedienL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05

selves TO protect Corea in the following
very plain terms: IF other powers deal
unjustly or oDpressively with either
government, the other will exert their
good offices, on being Informed OF the
case, 10 bring about an amlcaole ar
rangement thus showing their friendly
feelings"
This obligation was entered into in
1892. and il was under It's terms that
the President indicated TO Japan that ne
would be paiued should she inlet an
unjust war upon Corea. That was as
far as the United States could 90 In the
exercise Of its good Offices, and besides
the shifting OF the war cloud from
Corea 10 China as a party, relieved this
government OF the necessity for fur
ther action.
Ii is said at the State Department
that the attitude OF the United States
toward the belligereats IN tue present
war will be patterned upon our course
at Rio. We will side with neither
China nor japan but as was Indicated
by Mr.. Bayard, ambassador TO Great
Britain, the attitude OF the United
States will be Que of benevolent neu-
traditions and its prudence and safety
has been demonstrated in the past. As
far as our commerce is concerned we
will accord 10 such measure Of protec-
tion aud immunity from interference as
may be Justly claimed as our rights, but
the present disposition at the State De-
partmeDt is 20 do this individually
or not In concert with European ma
tions In other words, while we may
act as do other nations upon this point,
we will not be a party to any joint
treaty or combination, the object OF
which Is for interference in China or
japan.
The entire United States feet there
uow consists OF two yesseIS-the Baltt-
more aud the MonacaCy. About week
ago orders were sent 20 Bering Sea 10
have the. Concord and the Petrel sent
over 10 join the station, and that Is all
that has been done In that direction so
far. Secretary Herbert, before leaving
Washington for Alabama last night,
said that be had given no further orders
for reinfOrcements, and Acting Secre-
tary McAdoo mas not moved in the mat
ter to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05

LONDON. August 4-In spite OF the
instructions which, as ANNOUNCED, were
sent TO Admiral Sir Z. r. Fremantle,
in command Of the China station, not
to allow British ships 10 carry war ma
terial 10 either China or Japan, 1t Is
known that the Chinese Minister here
is busy with ths Armstrong people, OF
England aud the Krupp concern, OF
Germany. All parties having good, bad
or lodi fierent war materials for sale are
20 negotiation with both the Chinese
aud japanese representatives, and ooth
countries are known 20 be placing large
orders. The japanese, for Instance,
expect 20 be able 10 dispatch . steam
ship iull OF war material from England
for Japan next week.
IL is stated that this furnishing OF
munitions OF war 10 Japan dnd China Is
3 elear violation Of the laws or neu-
traity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05
1he Chinese Defeated.

SHANGHAI, August A dispatch hiss
been received here which confirms the
report that q second battle has been
fought az Ya1sin between the Chinese
ano japanese. It is added that the chi
neSe were defeated.
TOXIC. August 4-The following Is
the Official report Of General Osbima,
who was 10 command OF the japanese
troops 10 the recent engagement when
the Chinese were defeated:
after severe fighting during five
hours from a. m. on July %, we won
anaecisiye victory. The euemy's en-
~ clmeut at Cben-HOu was captured
and over 500 out OF total Of $500 Chi
nese soldiers were killed or wounded.
Our losses were five officers aud seventy
soldiers.
''Tne enemy fed towards Hong Chow,
and perhaps Intends 20 embark ia the
CTrean boats near Guusan.
81 We captured many flags, four can
mons, many rifles and much ammu-
milton.
1--WE occupy the enemy's head
quarters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05
A PAIR OF APPEALS
The American Railway Union Calls Upon
Voters to Join tho Popuiists. aud Asks
for Mouoy.

The American Railway Union Calls Upon
Voter. to Join tho PopulIsts. aud Asks
for Money.
CHICAGO, August 4.-The A. r. ".
has issued long resolution which 10
terms, San address TO the voters OF tho
United States"
The address, which is an urgent call
to vote the ticket OF The Popnlist party,
opens with the history os the A. X. u.
then goes into detailed account OF the
alleged economic conditions At Pullman,
which Is followed up by lengthy
statement OF how the union came 10
take tho cause Of the Pullman strikers
and declare the boycott. The history
Of the strike is then gone over
The address closes with Sd appeal "a
support 1.-THE party which bears the
name OF the sovereign people"
The union has also Issued an appeal for
funds, declaring "the American Railway
Union needs money. needs II badly, and
at once"
Mr. Debs says that he will not undes
zny circumstances be a candidate for
any Office from consul TO President. Ho
declares bis one public ambition is the
success Of the American Railway Union
organization.
DECLARE THE sTIaKE orr.
CHICAGO, August 4-The WABASH
and Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern switchmen tonight unanimously
decided that the A. K. L. strike was Of.
The stock yards meb will take slmilar
action when they know that a majority
Of the railroad men will declare 1t Oft.
The declarations are mere formzlltles
for all the swItehmen have been at work
for some time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05
WEST VIRGINIANS ABROAD.

Quite a Number of Prominent Peoole at
New York and IN the Country Round
About
Sparta; 20 the RsGlWe-.
New YORK, August Al. W. Bau-
mer, OF Wheeling, paid the Waldorf
Hotel visit to-day.
Miss Evelyn Warner, Of Wheeling,
spent the past week at the Plaza, AS
bury Park, n. j.
DR.. and Mrs. +. j. Reed, Of Wheeling,
are spending q few weeks at the Leh'
mann, Atlantic City, n. j.
T. j. Thompson, Of Davis, W. Va
are at the Standish Hotel, Nantucket
Among the distinguished persons
registered at Ocean Grove are: Cover
nor MacCorkle, OF West Virginia, his
staff and cabinet, composed OF Auditor
johnson, State Treasurer Rowan, Sec
retary OF State Chiffon, Col. Carr and
Col. MacCorkle, OF the Governors staff.
COL Robinson, p. j. Griffith, ID. L.
Lewis ana j. L. Chiffon.