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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-22
CLARKsBUR0.

CIARKsBURe. W. VA, April CID. NJ.
Willis has gone TO Cumberland, Nd.
A few DAYS days ago Miss Pleasld Nc
Cord. the accom- olished daughter OF Henry
Il. McCord. was married TO Charles HOOD
son Of Col VIM. Hood.
Federal court has been in session all THIS
week. and great deal Of business trans
acted. mostly cases for the VOCATION OF
the revenue laws.
Rev. II. $. Wade is visiting in Nash
vile. .-,.
Kew. FL. Brooke, who has been visit
ing Hon. John j. Davis, returned tuesday
10 his home at Harrisburg, Pa.
Bishop Kaiu. Of st, LOUIS, Is the guest OF
Father O'COuuor.
Miss Georgia NJ Neal, Of Parkersburg,
and DR.. Smith Cain, of this city, are TO oe
married the 18th OF this month.
Contractor Thomas Smith who has been
very sick is now convalescept.
Superintendent Cline, OF Grafton, was
here \. eCnesday.
Mr.. William Bland and wife, OF Topeka,
Kansas, have been visiting DR.. Bland, OF
this city.
g. w. Atkinson is here attending court
But IL is understood that he IS not forget
ting 20 look up also his Congressional
fences.
7. e. Sample. Of the Fairmont Free Press,
has been attending the Federal Court
Philip Ernst, of this city, was married
on Wednesday 10 Miss Mary Younglinger,
Of Wheeling Mr. Ernst is the mead clerk
/ of Mr.. David Davidson and member OF
( the City Council.
Among prominent people in the city this
week were:
Narshals Vinson. Horuer and Craddock;
/ Ernest Hays, OF Morgantown; VIM. Evans,
/ of Columbus, o.: Charms Watson and ex-
Gov. Fleming, Of Fairmout; ". L. Corley,
of sutton; Capt Meheu, of ParserSourE;
l Major Anderson, of Wheeling; Geo. w.
| W6itescarver, OF Grafton; Andrew Ed
minston, w. G. Bennett, Louis Bennett
! w. r. Lively and John Brannon, of
4 Weston, and Mr.. Weaver, the State Bank
I Inspector,
Miss NsIie Bassell, the accomplished
| daughter of Hon. John PASSED., is visiting
| at Columbus, Q.
Daniel Fordyce, who has been visiting
relatives here. has returned to his home at
/ MorgantOwn.
| Mr. Edwards, Of the state Times, OF
/ Weston. was IN town Tuesday.
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PIEDMONT.

PEDvoNr. w. Va. April 2l,-The boom
edition of the Piedmont Herald came out on
Friday. It consists of sixteen pages and
contains cuts of all the principal business
men. manufacturing esta Ohshmeuts, etc,
aud is In "a way q history OF the twin
towns. Ills a very interesting paper, and
much credit is due Editor Rose for his en-
terprise.
The Schumau Lady Quartette was at
the Opera House on Wednesday evening
and ylayed 20 good sized audience. ABOUT
twenty-five keyserites were present.
The funeral of Conductor NJ. j. Gilmore
took place co Tuesday AZ IL o'clock a. m.
from ST. Peters Catholic Church. IL was
"a very large one. there being 400 IN attend
ance. The %. of Il. c., OF which the de-
ceased was a member. had charge OF fun
eral arrangements.
Messrs. 70. +. Graham and J. 3. Bantz
spent several days in Deer Park this week.
Mrs. Ri. O.. Davis aud daughter, Miss
Grace. passed through here on Friday ou
their wuv 10 Elkius, where they Will re
main during the sammer
Alex. Potter, engineer in charge OF the
construction OF FiedmOnts water works,
was ia town this week.
Miss Elizabeth Pnleger left for Wash
ipgton Yesterday mOrniugtOu. She will
remain there until Juue lst.
Fred Nnshau left for Winchester, Va,
Yesterday 90 assist on the engineer corps
in the construction of the water works al
that place.
We are having genuine April weather
al present. aud Ia consequence the shrub
berry is beginning 20 assume green ap
Miss Carney, Of Wheeling. is visiting
friends Ina Piedmont
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BENWOOD.

The Youngest child Of Edward Hoyt is
quite ILL.,
the week for a trip down the river, 10 be
absent two weeks.
The Epworth League Of this place will
attend the union meeting at the First NJ. h.
Church, OF Bellairc, Tuesday evening.
Teache., auu trustees Of the public
school held meeting Friday evening. The
school term 1,.u END IN eight weeks.
Rev. Robb, of Wheeling, delivered an in
teresting lecture at tho NJ. E. Church Fri
dav evening. Rev. Denton will hold regu-
lar services to-day.
A number from here attended the meet
ing OF Union Epworth League al the
North Street NJ. +. Church, " heeling.
Thursday evening.
The little son and daughter Of J. w.
each. who nave had scarletins, are re-
covering.
The memorial windows Of the new
church were completed this week They
are each OF a neat design.
Regina Collins, who was III OF scarletina,
is improving
now of Ssrdis, o., visited friends in town
The o. L. A. w. Of McAIechen will give
their entertainment Thursday evening
Nav 10. in Schaffers hall
The Odd Fellows and Rebeccas will hold
an anniversary meeting al their hall Fri
day evening.
The outing and picnic TO be given at No
Fart park by X. of p. Of this place, May
Is. promises 10 be well attended.
Harry Bowers is visiting his father at
Sbepardstown,
The Protective Home Circlen was or
Canized here Thursday evening with about
fifteen members on the list.
Ora, the little daughter OF VIM Linsley,
has an attack OF pneumonia
The Aid Society Of the NJ f. Church
met Tuesday evening.
The marriage OF w. B. McAIechen ID
Miss Dell Bower is announced for the near
future.
Chris Sprout will move his familyto Mr..
Newton property on Water street soon.
Mrs. Ann Dolbeare, who had her arm
broken some time ago. is improving and
able 10 be ont.
Ed MARBLE, Of McMechsD, was married
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NEW NARrINsvILLE. April 2l.-While
raising a frame building on Main street,
Wednesday, patrick Francis, who was uu-
der 10 blocking, was pretty badly squeezed
hv the building dropping and catching him.
He made narrow escape from death.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Starey were visiting
81 Noundsviue this week
Miss Ola Wetzel was the guestOf friends
Rt Proctor last Sunday.
Joseph Martin, OF Wheeling Is the guest
aEhis parents on Maple avenue
8. j. McCCskey, deputy county clerk.
went 10 Littlet0n and Burton Thursday on
business
Judge T. 2. Jacobs returned Monday
from MiddlebOurne, where he has been
holding circuit court.
Charles ". Derrick went 60 Huntington
THURSDAY add will be absent several days.
VIII and Ed DUerr were az SiSterSvIue
Monday.
season was that which, on Monday even
inc ioined for life MIR. j.. j.. Bartlett.
cashier of the Wetzel County Bank. ana
Miss AdGa Paden, popular young lady OF
This of this place. The ceremony was quiet
~ performed at the brides home, on JEFF
ferson street. Rev. j.. T. Cation Officiating.
Judge Umstead and Robert McEldowney
went 10 Wheeling Friday on legal bust
ness.
Friday.
week from here TO Stewar.s', just north Of
Sistersvile, hence there is sadness in the
hearts of several young men here.
w. =. oldham, OF Uldridge, Ala, was
the guest OF NJ. ID. Curtis and family dur
ing the week.
The plans and specifications for the new
brick building have been received, and the
contracts will belet ia a few days. 10 is
svnected that work win be commenced in
4 few days.
II w. McIntire was at Moundsyille this
week.
otto Saland, the barber, has remodeled
and completely renovated the properly be
recently purchased on the corner Of Main
and jefferson streets.
TIE Terpsichorean club gaye nd
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WHEELING REGISTER. SUNDAY, APRIL %. lso4

up their residence in the Archer property.
The mem bers of the u. X. X. OF p. have
received their new uniforms and equip
ments.
Dial Devore. prominent miner OF Dill
lonvale, was in the city yesterday and
stated that ell the miners in his district
had Quit work.
Everybody is expecting another quiet
time in Bellaire to-day.
The Knights Of Pythias are stirring
themselves in the interest OF the May tes-
tival. 1t is expected that the festivities
will be largely attended by members of the
order from other places, ana the Bellalre
brethren propose 10 have something good
10 entertain them with. The festival Will
be held May 5 10 II.
In the CITY Yesterday: w. J. Hood,
Cleveland: J. ". Franklin, Newark; j. G.
McReynolds, Cincinnati; K. G. Middleton,
Columbus; Jas Wilson, Delaware; +. l..
Kemper. Troy: S. II. Davis, Cleveland I;
r. w. Moore, Dayton; ]. p. Firth, Titus
Vile, Pa, and James s. LETTERS, Column
bus.
A great many shade trees are being
planted in front Of the residences on North
Noble street. This with the sodding that
is being done, adds much to the appearance
of the streets.
1t is uoised about that the Council in
tends to cut the salaries of the police Off
GERS. These officers now receive Si5 per
month, and they earn their wages If any
class OF officials do, and reduction in their
salaries would be regarded as an injustice.
MIR. Charles II. Moore and Miss Elnora
Dolan were married Wednesday afternoon
at the brides home in the North End, Rev.
d. w. Chandler, Of the First M. 4. Church,
officiating. Only the immediate relatives
of the couple witnessed the ceremony, but
the happy pair have many friends who
wish them every success in life and full
measure of happiness throughout their
mat rimonial VOYAGE.
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POMEROY.

PoMERoY, o., April 2l.-James Ro6b Of
Pittsburg, is the guest OF the family oil
Judge j. p. Bradbury.
Mrs. Thomas Carroll and family, Of Ma.
son City. w. Va, lett Monday on the Tele-
graph for Cincinnati, which city they will
make their future home.
Peter j. Gloeckner, Of Columbus, is the
guest Of relatives here.
Capt. Downie went TO Cincinnati Tues
day on business.
oscar Myers has moved his family to
Mason City. W. Va.
Hon. w w. Merrick and ex-Prosecutlng
Attorney j. II. Lochary have formed law
partnership.
Hon. J. c. McElroy and wife left Tues
day TO visit their son, Rev. Ben McElroy
and family, at Portsmouth.
The net proceeds of the Catholic Fair
just closed are $l,5l5.
George Wilhelmi. George NJ. Newton, NJ.
Blaetnar, Mrs. w. e. Newton and Mrs. G..
". Moredock returned Monday morning
from a trip to Cincinnati.
c. +. BeGhrs returned Tuesday from q
business trip through Mason, Jackson,
Wood, RoRne and Tyler counties, West
Virginia.
Captain George =. Sanford, Of Column
bus, was in this city Monday.
James NllllalnS OF h6LafJ, uleu ouuuaJ
from dropsy, aged so years He was
brother of Captain w. e. Williamson, for
merly Of this city, but now Of Rialto, Cal.
Ike deceased owned large part of Buff
inRton Island, and was considered quite
wealthy.
Daniel Paulin, of the Nease settlement,
dropped dead at his home Sunday morning
aged 20 years.
p. Botteness, the well known tailor OF
Middleport died at his home Tuesday,aged
20 years.
Lee Ashley, who sued the Columbus.
Hooking Valley & Toledo Ry. Co. year
ago for $4,000 damages, was awarded 81
500 by jury on Tuesday. Mr.. Ashley
lost the four small toes Of his right foot by
reason OF the improper handling OF an en-
CINE.
Marshal s, f. Smith, Of Middleport,
plead guilty Tuesday to keeping gam
bling resort, and was fined 500 and costs
of prosecution.
Thomas Porter, a colored prize fighter
of NliddiepOrt, known as the Michigan
Wonder, " was convicted Thursday OF an
assault with intent 10 commit rape.
The High School Commencement in this
city will take place AZ the Opera House
Friday night, April 27th.
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was in town Saturday, the guest of DR.. 2.
NJ. Syers. ~,
Miss Bette Wiley, Of Benton's Ferry,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. I. L. Hoult, this
Frank Rogers moved to Warrington,
Monday, where he will work at tailoring.
Mr.. Musgrove spent Sunday at Frisco
visiting his parents.
Frank Pride, of Morgantown, was in this
place last Sunday.
Clarence Fisher has been on the sick list
Earl little son of Harry Larn, is quite
sick this week.
Luther Jacobs and little daughter re-
turned Monday from visit to fairchance'
Pa. 49,,
g. NJ. Satterield, who lives near town,
is quite sick with stomach trouble.
Mrs. Newton Robinson is very sick al
her home in this place with lung trouble;
Rev and Mrs. Queen left Monday for
Laurence Station, Upshur county, to visit
Mrs. Queens parents.
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MANNINGrOS.

WASHINGTON. W. VA, April CIV. 2.
Bust returned from short stay at Mount
Clements, Mich. Friday evening
Rev. Albert Day. Of the Presbyterian
Church. returned Tuesday morning from
attendance at the West Virginia Presby-
terv, which convened at Charleston.
Rev W. a. Haggerty preached his first
sermon ia the NJ T.. Church Sunday even
Ing. lt was an able and eloquent address
ice. the small son OF W. +. EDWARDS,
whose iilucss was spoken OF last Sundays
much improved.
Prof. Il. ID. Jackson, Of Clarksburg. Col
C.. Smith, of Fairmont, and DR.. /. Z. White,
Of Morgant0Wn, were here Tuesday at
tending a meeting Of the jackson Oil Com
Nir. and Mrs. \. S. Beatty, Mrs. J,
Blackshere and Miss Lou Sanders were In
Wheeling Tuesday.
T.. ). Commissioner G. V. MILAN was in
Clarksburg Thursday attending Federal
Court.
The Schumann Lady Quartette and Miss
Jennie ID. Shoemaker gave an excellent
concert In Prlchard Hall Friday night TO a
large audience. They responded 10 several
eEcores.
At the meeting Of the town council, Mon
day night, Capt W. 3. Sine was appoint
ed Town Sergeant
J.. c. Furbee, who was elected a member
Of the municipal council, refused 10 quail
i.y, and j.. 4. Gump was appointed TO NIL
the yaucv.
The famous "nickel in the SLOT machine
has suffered the fate fits kind n Wheel
inc and has been removed
Two twelve hundred barrel tanks OF OIL
belong pg TO the Eureka Pipe Line, at
FairvieW, was struck by lightning, Thurs
day, and was burned.
OIL NOTES.
Frank Burt & Co.'s MOtters No. /, In
town. was shot Friday, but did not re-
spoud. 10 is a very small well in the Cor
don.
The South Penn Oil Co.'S Hayes No. 2,
on MILESTONE. came in Monday, and IS
making six hundred barrels per day.
The South Pean's Beatty no. ] is in the
sand. aud should be In in a day or two.
hartman Green ee Co.'S Prichard Charl-
ton 80. ] vii. be ia in a few days, as will
also their Furbee No. l, on Fleggy
Meadow.
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WELLSBCRa.

WEtGsrURG, W. Va, April 2l.-NIrs.
James ANEW left on ThurSday for Ken
lucky where she Will make her future
home.
Fred Hall has rented room No. in the
CITY builtilg.
Miss Annie Johnson Of Washington, Pa,
is visiting her brother, DR.. J. y. Johnson.
Mrs. Fannie Henderson Of Pltts0urg
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Salhe
Miller.
Mrs. Lucy Blankensop has been confined
% her home with sickness. Miss Ella
Tvers filed her place in the school.
The friends of Mr. Joseph Hawley sur
rr,sed him bv calling on him Ia body on
Tuesday hight Dancing was INDUCED in
during the evening.
Mrs = George is still very ILL.,
Tue Christian church is holding pro-
tractsd meeting.
Or. A. ID. Mavo of Washington, d. C.,
vii. lecture before the teachers. patrons
aud pupils OF oUr schools in tho Christian
church ON April SJth and Nav lst
Nichols 81 Mathews new team ran
away ON Wednesday and seriously Injured
Mr. Jam,sCu the driver, and later IN the
DAY ran away again and Injured McElias
LGIedr.
Messrs. Frank Dodd and George Combs
left for Washington, Pa, Saturday, TO
work 10 the Blair glass factory.
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WESTON

WESTON. W. Va, April 2l-The Mozart
Clue uet at the residence of Mr. j. A.
Barnes. Thursday evening, and the follow
ing programme was rendered:
Chorus, Gathering Home, Root, Mozart
Club; soprano solo, Visions of the odd
Folksa 40 Home, Stultz, Miss Ella Troxeu;
baritone solo, Health 70 King Charles,
Boot, sam Hartman; mezzo soprano solo,
Something Sweet TO Tell You, flaming,
Mrs. 4. II. Esril; chorus, Dear Native
shore. Root, Mozart Clue tenor solo, Sail
ing, Marks. Nsbe Harrison; cOutralt0 solo,
Last NiglJ, Hjeru,s, Mrs. ). Hin6le; So
DrauO solo, Bonnie Sweet Bessie. Gilbert,
Miss Rattle Gaylord; Quartette. Ring Out
Sweet bells Foster. Misses Rose Dyer
aud Helen Hester, Messrs. J. w. Ross aud
n. i. SimpsOn.
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SIsrEssvILLE, April 2l-Mrs Thcs. A.
Cliff has been seriously Ill for several
weeks with an internal abscess and is not
expected to live.
Hon. Charles Caldwell, a prominent
/ Parkersburg attorney, was here Monday.
r. B. Ramey ard Robit Mooney were at
Marietta Tuesday.
viii and Ed. Duerr, two prominent
young business men Of New Martinsvile,
/ were here Monday.
Quite a number OF people from here left
this morning 10 attend the opening OF the
/ Wheeling Park.
Miss Mcconnell, OF Pittsburg, Is here
attending her father, who is III with t.
phoid fever.
The Barkron Theatre Co. open a weeks
engagement at Steele's opera house to-
morrow evening.
! Capt Bob McEldowney, n popular law
yer OF Wetzel county, was here Thursday.
l.. 3. Wheat. the popular bother OF
| Wheeling, was here on business Monday
Mart Y. Ofer, OF New Martinsville, was
/ in town Monday on business.
j. w. Frame, who has been on an ex-
| tended trip through the South and West,
is expected TO return Tuesday or Wednes-
day
Ed Christy. Thomas DuLlap and n r.
the first Of the week.
James McCoach will leave the early part
OF next week Tor North Carolina on
visit.
John Sleniaker. OF Paterson Station. w.
Va, IS the guest OF friends here.
Miss Lizzie Reinard, OF New MatamorSs,
was the guest OF her sister, Miss Lottie,
Thursday.
William Nenenchwonder will spend
Sunday In Wheeling.
squire Givens, OF Pursley, was in town
Friday.
Warren Martin, clerk a. tho Central, will
spend Sunday with friends at Middle
bourne.
Miss Anna King, OF Moundsvlle, is the
guest Of her father, Mr.. W. King. this
week.
Chris Schultz, manager Of the Variety,
has resigned his position here 20 accept
one 1T Ashtabula Harbor, Q. Heleft sat
urday.
Miss Georgia Roome entertained q num-
Der OF her friends az cards Thursday even
ms. A large number were present and
good time was enjoyed.
II. A. Wright was SO Wheeling and Pits
burg Thursday aud Friday.
The society event OF the coming week
will be the reception and ball 10 be given
in Boyer a. Poilock's new hall Tuesday
evening by the members OF the Ivy Club.
The committee having charge OF the affair
are Il. A. Wright, Clint Moore, II. J. Con-
molly. 9. X. Clarke T. I. Mallory and VIM.
Sheets. The Opera House orchestra, OF
I Wheeling. has been engaged 20 furnish the
music AID a good time Is anticipated.
The SWEETEST wedding OF the season will
take place az the M. T. parsonage Tuesday
evening next. and will be that OF Mr..
rFFa - III. 4
superintendent OF the Miller Pipe Line
Company, and Miss Cora Custer, charm
ing young society lady Of This place, for
merly Of Oil City, Pa. Only few init
mate friends OF the young people Will be
present. Wednesday morning tho happy
young people will start on an extended
bridal tour through the East.
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PORTLAND STATION.

portland STATION, OHIO, April 81
Mrs. Hoil, OF Martins Ferry, was the
guest Of Mrs. T. J. Stringer, Friday.
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerrel, OF Brilliant,
was visiting her cousin, Mrs. James
Mooney. Thursday.
The Smithfeld and Portland Pike is be
ing surveyed again 70 settle dispute be-
tween the contractor and commissioners.
The schools here closed Friday. The
principal, Mr.. Trainer. leaves for Scio
MONDAY 10 peruse his studies, The pres
ent teachers are employed FOR next year.
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PALATINE.

PALArIvr.. W Va, April 9l.-Miss Mag
gle Sturm. who is employed as typo at
the Gospel Echo office, is sick with the
humps.
MIR. Finley O. GaSkins ard Miss Eva
Hull were married in the Christian church
last Sunday evening.
Richie Love Left last Saturday for Elk
Garden. where he has secured employment
il the coal works Of that plsCe.
Miss Nellie Harr gave a social 10 a
number of her young friends last Satur-
dav evening.
Bessie. little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Neuton Morrow is suffering fOom white
swelling in one Of her limbs.
O.. Z. Campbell, formerly Of this place,
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CLARINGToN.

CLARrYGroy. o., April 2L-Geo. Hell, Of
Martins Ferry. was in town Tuesday.
G. G.. Jennings, OF Woodsheld, was in
town Thursday.
While Levi Brague was soldering piece
OF pipe in a box "Wednesday ne looked up
under the pipe to see that the solder was
going on right, when the hot solder few
from the iron into mis- eye, burning it quite
severely.
Willie. son Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Coch-
ran. died Tuesday morning, aged about u
wears. The funeral took place Thursday
afternoon ct one o'clock a. the Clarington
Cemetery.
Rev. Charles Loos viii preach In the
German Lutheran Church Sunday, April
~
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- MICROSCOPES.

A careful microScopica1
examination and chemical
analysis OF the urine, Is a
valuable aid in determining
the nature OF many chronic
diseases, particularly those
OF the nervous system,
blood, liver, kidneys, and
bladder These aids make
it possible to treat such dis
eases successfully az a dis
t0uce. without personal ex-
animation Of the patient.
Thus Bright's Disease Of the
Kidneys, Inflammation OF
the Bladder, Gravel, and
other Diseases of the Uri-
nary Organs are success
fully treated; Nervous De-
bil.ty, Exhaustion, Dropsy,
Liver Disease and many
other Chronic .UaladieS are
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Temperance lecturer New England,
Mrs. John Barton, sa, s.: was subject 70
those desthly sick headaches and also dys-
pepsia. Sulphur bifters cured me when
All other remedies failed Mrs. Barton is
the wife of John Barton, Superintendent
OF Repairs, Pacific fills Lawrence, Mass
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A Scientist change, Job.

wAsHINGroN, d. c., April 2l.-Wm. II.
Holmes, curator OF the Western Virgins
anthnopological section OF tho National
Museum, aud a member OF the STAFF OF gov
eminent bureau OF ethnology has resigned
to accept a similar position In the Colum.
bia Museum IN Chicago Mr.. Holmes
reputation as scientist Is considerable.
He was in Chicago greater part Of last
summer, connected with tho government
exhibit in the fair.
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ball and reception 70 their friends at
Elliotts Opera House Friday evening. a
lare number of young people were present
from this and other places and everyone
enjoyed a very pleasant time.
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CoBURG. April 2l.-The Prince OF Wales
has joined the ST. Johns Lodge u Free
Masous of Gotha. In doing 50 the Prince
expressed tho bore tina. there would DO
close personal relations between the Ger
man and English Free Masons.
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PORTLAND, Me-, April 2l.-Tranic on the
Grand Trunk Railway has been suspended
at North Stratford, n. Y, owing 10 bad
washout. The cavein is over 300 feet In
length ard still extending. No freight
trains are running over that branch Of the
road, and passengers are being transferred
by the Main Central.
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cured without seeing the patient. Write for
question BLANKS, treatise, and other lnforma-
ton, describing case, aud iacloSs ~ cents, IN
stamps, to pan postage.
Address. NRID'S DTSPENSART MEDICAL
Association Ne. 663 Asia Street, Buff
falO, n. u.