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School Reports.

Report OF the Shaffsr School, Pleas.
ant district, for the month ending
December 6, 1891
Number of pupils enrolled, boys 20;
girls, l. Total, 81. Average daily at
tendence, boys, II; girls, o. Total 90.
Per cent. OF daily attendance, boys So;
girls 90. Average, OF. Pupils neither
absent nor tardy: Willie Arthur, Troy
CLOVER Ely Glover, Clyde Glover,
Frank LETTERS, Sanford DsBerry CLANCY
Miller Bruce Meyers, Foster clover,
Lilly Glover, Jennie Glover, Carrie
Glover, Pearl Glover and Maud
Glover. NJ W. SANDERS, Teacher
Rcportof the Chestnut Avenue School.
Grant district for the month ending
November 80 1894
Number OF pupils enrolled, boys, IS;
girls, 8. Total, a. Average daily at
tendance, boys l3; girls. O. Total, 10
Per cent. Of daily attendance, boys, Of;
girls, 02. Those pIesent every day
were Allen Upho.d, Garfield Jones.
John Jones, Jacob Spilscr, Mancrvie
Glover, Margaret Jones, Bertha Filke
and Mcrcclla Evans
A. w. MAUsr Teacher.
Report OF the Dority School, Port
land district, for the FIRST month ending
November 30, 1894
Number enrolled, boys, i6;girls 1873.
Average daily ATTENDANCE, boys, 10;
girls, 1870. Per cent IL daily attend
auce, boys. %; girls, %. Neither alb
sent nor tariy: Frank, Chester and
Farley Sisler, Charley and Ana Kelley.
Archie and Attic Tccts, Scott Dodge.
Willie Feather Willie Welch, Lauren
Smith, Ncttie Kelley, Maggie and Cora
Feather, Bessie Smith, Laura Richard,
Efiic Sislor, Bessie, Florence and Sarah
Dodge Elmer Smith, Myrtle Sslcr,
Cora Dodge and Isl Welch only missed
one day. Parents AMI trustees are
cordially invited % visit the sch COL and
cooperate with us in the grand and
noble work % education.
DAsfEL A. KIS0, Teacher
Report OF Savage school Kingwood
district, for The month ending Dccom-
Der Z, 1885
Enumeration, ~ Enrolment. q
Average daily Attendance. a Per
cent Of daily attendance. %. Those
neither absent nor tarIy Ella, Anna
and Jennie Bergman, Grace. Lucy and
John Savage, Carrie. Jessie. Bruce and
George Stone and Ora Hleman.
j a SrEErwG Teacher
Report Of the Turner School. No. a..
KIngwDod district Tor the month end.
ing November 20, 1895:
Number Of pupils enrolled. boys. tC.
girls, 1888. Per cent OF daily attend.
ancc, boys, o.. girls g7 Thoss neither
absent nor tardy Go,dia. Cora. Mer-
ril and Walter Gross, Sarah and Ilar-
vey Mnnear, Agnes Freclaud. Bessie
Hechtine. Essic Lemon. Lizzie an I Lura
White. Florence and Rcbtcca Fortnev.
Frank Field. James Barlow and Charlie
iartsclL Total. lG The school has
made good advancement this month.
and we think ali that Be- necessary 10
make Tho schoo. 70 success is the hearty
corporations of the patrons
Vs. o. MILLER, Teacher
Report n the Gordon school. Lyon
district for Che first month beginning
nov htn, and ending Nov 8Dth
Number 81 pupils enrolled. Is Az
crigc daily attendance. ~. Per cent
81 daily attendance. o. Names Of
pupils neither absent nor tartv. Lulo
linn. Isa Dixon. Bertha IIskcI Earl
Dixon. Ward Timmon, Friend sapp and
IusJr Dixon
Nvy,r Zr> ree.lsr
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heY Hackett failed TO get here
for last Sunday, but will be here
and preach Sunday. Dec. 23rd. and
remain with us for the holidays.
Miners Pure white miners oil,
60cts. Three pounds coal powder,
25cts. Powells SQuibs, per box,
l5cts. Dynamite, fuse and caps
always on hand at Mouroe's Hard
ware Store, klngwood.
Mrs. David c. Mancar, who has
been in Bridgeport, Ohio, the past
six weeks visiting her daughter.
MIS-. Willis Fortney, returned home
last Saturday.
Rev. Jacob Raymond aud wife
and daughter, Miss May Raymond,
left Tuesday for their homo in Gar
rlson, Iowa, after several months
visit in Kingwood.
Roofs Paint If you are tired
of painting your roof every year, 90
to Monroe's Hardware. Kiugwood,
aud get Silica Graphite paint. No
more worry then for 10 years to
come.
Nessrs. Charles T.. Gerkln and
Ray Rodeheaver, of Terra Alta,
were in Kingwood last Sunday call.
ing on the fair sex aud having q
pleasant time generally.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Smith and
Maj. Smith, Of Buck harmon. spent
Sunday here visiting their brother,
James Smith and wife, who are
stopping at the Hotel Gordon.
Feed Fodder Look at that
fodder and feed cutter AT Mouroe's
Hardware Store--a Wonderful Ma
chime. II YOU have stock you can
hardly do without it, While there
look at the fodder ties.
The Holiday Entertainment at
the Presbyterian church will be
given on Friday night after Christ.
mas, Dec. 28th. Don't forget to
attend, for it will be good.
Prof. E. Chauuccy Ravcnscraft,
son of Rev. Harry Rayenscraft of
this place, is now attending the
University of Chicago and taking
"a Post Graduate course.
Tinware Utensils We have
"a splendid new Stock on hand
at prices that Will suit You. Reg.
uIar tin-shop. make and repair
everything IN that line.
MoNRoE's HARDWARE, Kingwood.
j. Ed Kildow is making a live
paper cut Of the Randolph Enter
Prise and doing good work for
Democracy up there. The paper
Is deserving Of liberal patronage
Hon. W. Seymour Edwards is
sending out autographs of himself
to the county newspapers. MI.
Edwards wants to be speaker Of the
House Of Delegates and maybe he
will get there.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings OF the December Term
Up TO Date.

The present term Of Circuit
Court convened Tuesday with Col.
K. W. Monroe on the Bench as
Special Judge.
The Grand Jurors for this term
were sworn IN as follows:
X. L. jackson, Forman, Milford
G. Gibson, Jos Z. Rhodes. NJ. +.
Pell, William OverGeld, Cyrus Lin.
ton, s. ID. l.. Stafford, Z. L. viii.
William Laughrdge. Louis Bush.
George Lantz, John q. Crane, lib.
Feather, NJ. l.. Crane, George King
and j. NJ. a. Kelly. Yesterday
evening the following report was
made and they were discharged
FELoNIEs.
William Bean and Harvey Mas
sey for breaking into the blacksmith
shop Of John W. Massey some time
IN October aud stealing therefrom
some money and revolvers.
Massey has already served three
terms IN the penitcntIary and seems
to be hopeless case.
Homer Duncan, taking horse
from the lot of +. j Crogan on the
night of Nov. 18th.
Bessie V. Caggiani, bigamy. Be.
ing married TO James III. Sampey
and Antonio Caggiani, both at the
same time. Her maiden name was
Reckard.
MTGnEMH
Il. Licheustein, unlawfully retail.
ing liquor.
DIR. Bigbee and Charles Bishop,
hunting ON the Sabbath.
Arch Jenkins and Brooks Groves,
carrying concealed weapons.
John Ford, Henry Ford and
George Buckalew, cruelty to an.
imals-beatiug and mutilatlug u
hog.
Arch Jenkins, assault and bat
terry on Curtis Michael.
John W. Tlchnell, assault and
battery on O. V. II. TIchnell.
Curtis Michael, assault and bat
terry on Arch jenkins.
j. Il. Jenkins, for unlawfuliy
whipping Mary j. Stewart. The
indictment was found upon the tes-
tlmony Of the said Mary j. Stewart
herself.
Sixteen indictments in all, four
telonies and twelve misdcmeanors,a
very light report.
PETIT JURORS.
The following are the petit Jurors
summoned for this term, to appear
to-day George NJ. Castle, VIM.
IL. Groves, John G. Evcrly, Joseph
Riggleman, Daniel j. King, VIM.
II. Spiker. Virgil A. Linton, Or.
lando Brand, James A. DeBerry,
Ira +. Huffman, James Forman.
John II. NciT, Edward f. DOYLE,
Richard Fretwell, William b. Rode.
heayer, Herman T.. Darby, George
Cation, Baker Montgomery, Felix
Elliott, Jr, Philip Rosenbcrger,
Albert Engle, Samuel p. Elliott,
James II. Flynn, George II. Bol.
yard, j. Il. Crane, Wm. n. Golf.
j. i. Barnes, Geo. W. Helms, II.
+ Reppert, ID. G. Nine, Clark
Hamilton, Bert T.. Gibson. S. f.
Clark, John w. Fearer, Samuel N.
Cnsscday and VIM. II. Metheny.
Daniel FortncY, Joseph NJ. Hau.
ger, Columbus Evans and Hiram
McMillen were drawn for jury
service but could not be found by
the Sheriff. Further proceedings
next week.
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CITIZENS OF PRESTON
iuNowoop, W. Va, Dec. ~, is,

NlNGwooD, W. VA, Dee Il, 1891
At this season of the year the de-
mands upon the Treasury are heavy. su
much So that l cannot meet them uu-
less the TAX payers pay up promptly.
Tho collections on my first round
were Lighter than last year. l account
Tor tins an one way only, va; The pen
s1ons were not IN thon Tor this quarter
am expecting large collection on
this advertisement Let everybody
prepare to meet INC. Tine sooner the
taxes are paid in the better II Is for
Sheriff ana people,
The creditors OF the county are press
ing me. dislike 10 he dunucd; / dis.
like To dua the people, but, friends
every year must take care of itself IN
this business or some one will bc hurt.
should YOU fail to come in this time, |
Will be under the necessity of lou<tug
after YOU. Please dismiss from your
minds that Old tugy idea that sheriff
Is compelled 10y law To rido To your door
one OF moro times before he dare levy
Tor taxes There il no such law
| viii be at or represented az the FOL
lowing places at tho dates indicated To-
receive taxes, to-wit;
Herring December 10 1894
Masontown, -,
Rom and townsville. Dec "a
RcedSyille ami Tunucitrn, Dec -
GladeSvillc, December "a
Independence, -
Ncwburg, -
Austen, -
Rodamcrs, rs.
Corinth, ~
Terra Alta, Ice. 81 and Jan. 1, 1895,
GAINESVILLE TSr,., January :, 1902
Abrightsville, Jan. 4
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MISS Cynthia S. Burnett, ar.
rived in Klngwood Saturday and
spoke in the NJ. +. church Sunday
and Monday nights an behalf Of the
Womau's Christian Temperance
Union. The church was crowded
Sunday night and their was fair
attendance Monday night. Her
talks were very interesting and she
scored some good points. She was
to have been here for Tuesday and
Wednesday nights AS advertised
last week, but arrived ahead of
time.
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Important to Commercial TraYaiefs

On and after - .ccmber 1t. Baggage
Agents OF the L. 4 q *. L.. Co wul ac-
cept COUPONS from IN lcage books sued
by Is Il q r. K. T. u w RY, r. & O.
: w, R'y and Valley nv az Ohio. ia
payment for express baggage cnarg's,
at their face value. = cant, each. This
arrangement will not Include Is * o.
Mileage Books endorsed good only ON
-. - q. Southwestern Mileage \ lvcr-
Using Books, nor books oidor IA a one
year from date of issue. t
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-13

Heaters Don't buy furnace
or put in a lot of expensive CRATES
and huos unul you have examined
the Kelsey Warm Air Furnace 4"
No dust +. No smoke! Always
comfortable-S or 10 Rooms evenly
heated with pWre, warm air, with
but little more fuel aud no more
trouble than one large stove.
MoNRoE'R HARDWARE.
Kingwood. W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-13

The following locale are from the
Morgantown Independent
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Doring arc
boarding with G. 5. Rogers ON
BeeChurst Avenue.
Col. Sylvester Barker, Of Reeds
vllle, Preston county, was liz town
this week.
G. b. Ollie, Esq, drove over to
Kingwood few days ago, and re-
ports the dust on the pike in a
rather damp condition.
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IT'S NAMEIs MUD.

TUNSELroN Dec 70, 1894
EDITOR ARGUS VIII you allow me
space in your voluable paper TO direct
an inquiry 90 the County Road Survey
ors Of Kiugwooj District2 We farmers
and tcamstcrs are waddung through
mud knee deep these days. and as
necessary consequence we are losing
our early training TO walk in the flow
cry paths Of forgiveness. The inquiry
we would like the Surveyors to answer
IS, why our county roads are neglected?
IL is current rumor that the able ma
nipul8tiOn OF our finance is the cause Of
the deplorable condition Of our roads
by the failure Of not having Napoleon
Of Finance amongst those who are sup
posed 90 look after our county road
finance and appropriations, is the cause
alleged by those who would defend the
fnaucicrs Of Preston. 10 is further
limited that no appropriations have been
made, and by some curious method un-
known 90 the farmer aud the tcamstcr,
no levy has been made for road pur.
poses. As a seeker Of information and
enlightenment, we want some one w no
Is in possession Of this information TO
rise and explain. We simply want to
know vhv wc are left in the mud
Cru FrffEAN
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y u d = 9 ID I Ii Ii
-FOk THE
Observation-Disclosures
v,sor ,uoc,u,,.o oo,ourrer ,rr rfcr utwrptors

The splendid popular triumph for tho
cause of protection opens up new
chapter, and one OF the most interesting
in tho history OF the country. IT has
cirried West Virginia into the column
OF protection aud produced resolution
in the politics of the state. There viii
be new and important doyelopncnts by
reason of the great victory OF lsg4-de-
velopments that viii have decided In"
fuence ON the presidential campaign II
1896 and Weekly Intelligence viii
follow them closely IN all their details
I'm West Virginia the Wheeling Intclli-
gencer is the recognized leader Of the
cause OF protection and State develop
mcnt. De-.
An the foreign and home news Of tho
year will be faithfully chrouirled in the
uteliigenccrs Geographic columns.
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Don't Drink
Whiskey

That ie fiery md full Of fusei
oil and other dangerous decoc-
tious. Plenty of that Kind I'm
the market. ~ your doctor
ICcomuou o. whuIssOmo
ftimul1ni, you'd do well 10
know what sou are goiNug
when you rrf out 10 eet "a
bottle RI WhisFoy.
Oh Export WLlgbey has stood
The Test OF pubic Judgment for
Ten years WifnSat dis IrIViug
Our. claims iu thc least Ills
perfectly pure, polataOlo aud
guaranteed 8 years old
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"Old Bill" Stafford, the cele-
brated violin and banjo artist from
Clarksburg. has been here this
week. to the great delight Of the
crowd on Court House Square lie
Is also selling a celebrated razor
saly5 that he guarantees to keep a
four-dollar edge on fye-cent
razor and close up all the barber
shops in the country.
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LOOK out Tor Amas GOOds al W.
Poster 4 Co.'s store.
Harvey Stemple moved last week
10 Rowlesburg.
Simon Baers Panhandle Coffee
at l.. NJ. ALDRIGHTs at - cents.
". Scott Garner, of Eighty Cut,
was here this week attending court.
Buy your Candy OF
w PosTEN Il Co.
Camden Lantz has gone to house.
keeping in the Central Hotel prop
erty.
w. Posteu & Co. sell the incest
Tie for the money.
Mr.. b. L. +. Buckalew. Of Rod
amers, gave us paying call Tues
day.
4 lot Of Boots and Shoes sold at
cost for cash until after Xmas by
W. Posteu & Co.
Rev. Jacob Raymond preached in
the NJ. E. church here last Sunday
morning.
Now is the time to save money
by buying your Boots aud Shoes at
Taylor's Shoe Store.
Walter Watson, Of near Mason
town, spent Sunday, visiting rela-
tiyes in town.
Don't fail to come in aud take
advantage Of our Special Offer, good
only till January LIST.
Mr.. L. +. Loar, of Reedsyille,
WAS in town yesterday and gave us
= pleasant call.
You say that money is what talks
these hard times, then cal, at lay
]or's Shoe Store and get the worth
Of it.
DR.. }. 5. Hartley, the dentist, is
here this week, and has his office in
the Bishop Block.
For any ard all kinds Of legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. IT
Thomas Squires will move into
his newly acquired property near
the depot next week
For Fire Insurance of any kind,
IN several Of the best companies,
call on or address, j. NJ. Crane,
kingwood, W. Va.
Y Mrs. Mary Shaw, of Albrights.
vile, Is here as bousekeeper for
Senator Dawson.
Don't fail to read our great offer
IN another column Of this paper, to
new subscribers and old ones, who
want to save money.
Miss Grace Clayton went to Bal
timore last week to have her eyes
operated OH.
Miss Julia Hayes has been visit
ing at Terra Alta and Deer Park
the past two weeks.
Now Is the time and w. Posten
81 Co.'s store is the place to buy
yOur wife a nice cashmere dress for
Xmas present. Cash will buy it
at ten per cent. discount.
DR.. S. A. Pratt has gone to Bal
timore to have his eyes examined
and perhaps operated upon.
Walter A. Stone returned yester-
day from ten days visitIn Wheel
ing, where he was receiving medical
treatment for the catarrh.
A splendid line of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS office.
Orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. If
The Presbyterian Sunday School
is already making arrangements TO
observe Christmas with some kind
Of public exercises
Mr.. /. @. Ralphsnyder, who been
in Colorado some time, is just re-
covering from a severe attack Of
typhoid fever, so we are informed.
Roofing V. Crimp stool, Roll,
Steel, Galvanized Steel and Iron,
Tin ready to PIT on from S2.75 per
square up. This is cheaper than
shingles. MoNRoE's HARDWARE.
The NJ. T.. Sunday-School here
is in a splendid condition now and
has big enrolment. The attend
ance last Sabbath was 175.
Capt. Edward A. Goodwin Of
Company j., 8th Cavalry. Of the
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The Weston Times rises to re-
mark that
Lewis county is gradually coming
to the front. A young man shot
his sweet. heart because she refused
to marry him-a colored man fell
of the railroad bridge breaking his
ncck--a prominent citizen fell from
a two-story window almost break
ing his bach and otherwise Injuring
him-a young man had l. left arm
crushed so that amputation was
necessary. and his right arm bro
ken by being caught in the cogs Of
gllst mill. All this happened in
one week. One does not know
what day will bring forth.
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The Daily Intelligencer.

ItTW8 " HuIt, IO5tuYt IItPHIW
One month. in advance ...........t 81
Three months. in advance 90
Six months. in advance. ........... 4 90
One year, iu advance. ............. s 90
. hrec days in week. one year. . 90
Two days Joe week. one year,. . 75
Specimen copies OF either edition OF
the lutclligenccr sent free TO any adj
dress.
We want az aren't in every Posto iIice
iu West Virginia, Eastern Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania. Address
GNTELLIGENCEB PUBLISHING CO..
WnEELfyG, W VA
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George W. Marsden left for
UniontOwn, Pa. last Friday to see
about a big contract for fine art
painting in costly and magnificent
new church edifice now building
there. MIR. Marsden represents the
Delaware Art Works of Binghamp.
ton, New York, and is an artist of
recognized ability himself.
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DIR. Manown will go to Baltimore
next week to spend the hohday8
visiting his son and wife who has
been there some time The latter
III return with the Doctor after
Holiday
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In pursuance OF a cali issued in
the JonrHaj by the Republican Club
OF Kingwood, signed by Elisha
Thomas, President, and James w.
White, Secretary, the Republicans
Of this place assembled IN the Court
House, last Thursday night and
nominated the following ticket for
the municipal officers
William f. Manear. for Mayor :;
James w. Flynn, for Recorder. and
for Councilmcn-D. NJ. Wotring,
DR.. NJ. II. Powell. James A. Leu
hart, George a. Williams and w.
w. Graham.
A resolution was aslo passed
favoring bond issue for public i'm.
provement. The election will now
be held under the new system.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castorla
When She was a Child, she cried FOR Castoria.
When She became Miss she clun, 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she ga~o them C-storis.
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WANTEDi

At l.. NJ. ALBRGHTs STORE.
Butter,
Eggs,
Chickens,
Ginseng and
Buckwheat Flour.
A full line OF
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Ladies Wraps,
Shoes, Boots, Groceries,
Flour, Salt, &C.. &c.
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FVH Quarts, SL0O,
Sir Quarts, $500.

Mail and express orders shippcd
promptly. and we pay express
charges on all orders Of $40 %
and over.
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The Weekly Intelligencer

TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
The Weekly one year in advance ]. 90
The Wcctly, six mos. ia advance go
3 copies one year and an extra
copy TO person getting p.ciVb 800
10 copies one year and two extra
copies 30 person getting mp club 90
20 copies one year and four extra
copies 20 person getting up club 90. 90
30 copies one year and copy OF
Daily one year free 70 person
getting up club ... ......... 80. 90
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Lightning Hot Drops-
What Funny NsmeI
Very True, but Il Kills Az Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without Rolief, There is TO PaYl
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JOS. FLEMING &c SON.
aIs MARKET STREET.
PiTTSB0Re, "a

complete Pnoo Lists Of Wine ana Loucr3
mailed free.
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NiTV'r Ir> roa .Isl
The morning call., 1894-04-15
HIS MAJEsTY's ARRIVAL.
Rex Felix VIII Pass From His
Barge to the Pageant.

Over the present whereabouts OF hex
Felix there is an impenetrable gloom Of
mystery. though it is most generally sup
posed his royal barge approaches this city
with that digniiied, easy motion associated
with the movement of great bodies. For
certain, however, he will land at IL o'clock
Tuesday morning and proceed in courtly
state VITA his retainers to Sunset City,
The keys of San Francisco and Sunset
City will be given him by dgnitaries Of
state Immediately upon lis arrival. Pop
uIar fancy has it that he will come from
Oakland or some of the other towns ID
the interior, perhaps from Honolulu.
The royal barge which will convey his
Majesty 10 the wharf is the tug Fearless.
King Felix will be attended by his court,
the ladies' and other memhers OF his royal
family. the royal household guards, royal
veteran guards C. A. R). royal Name
lukes, mystic argonauts OF the Goioeh
Wess and the regal army.
These noble visitoTs-guests OF tue Two
cities-wiIl come ashore at the ferries
depot at II A. NJ, when Rex Felix Will De
received as becomes his rank. Ihree
companies of the National Guard VIII ac.
as escort on behalf of the prosaIc Siate OF
California. The king will pass TO MS
chariot, IN which he will be drawn Dy SIX
white horses to the exposition, attehoeu
The morning call., 1894-04-15

find shelter in the event of being over
taken by storms. A few years ago the
club held an outing on ''Snow Mountain"
about two hours ride by rail from Vienna,
in which 1000 persons participated. The
party ascended the mountain at night and
each participant carried flaming torch
The executive committee of the Cross
Country Club have several night trips on
schpdu for this year. and it is designed
to have each member attending carry
torch or lantern. The first of these events
occurs on April 81, when there will be held
fantastic to- chlight procession Oh Satur-
day night to Mount Diablo, returning the
following day. Special arrangements Will
be made for this outing, and 1t is thoughta
large number of mem Ders and their friends
will go. The event is called El Fiesta de-
Diab0 and jinks at the summit is one OF
the numbers of varied programme. The
party Will leave on the 4 P. NJ. train next
Saturday and enjoy the sunrise view Sun
day morning.
The president of the club devotes Tues
day and Friday evenings 80 giving
strangers details of the clubs pros
peetive outings. and cordially welcomes
all who call at his residence, 333 OFarrell
street.