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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK.

DR.. Dicklcy's Interesting Prologue Last
Evening.
Before delivering his memorial ser
mon at Thomson church last night, DR..
Buckley, in his usual prologue, spoke on
Thoughts from Happenings Of tho
Past Week" Ito referred to tho u
der OF q young man in Gallipolis, Ohio.
and drew lessons from the deception OF
worldly pleasures and Of imagined por-
sonal liberty in evil ways. In the
course OF his talk DR.. Buckley said:
Young men, awake 10 the possible
consequences of evil doing. You think
often Just II more rouud;' yet bcioro.
you got around death may smi,e you.
This il another debt 10 DO paid by some
mi in tho settling up day OF eternity"
Tho second event is connected with
tho Crea, strike. Tho outrage on fair
Americas name Of bloody riots yaa un.
called for and unnecessary. Tho mali:
cious destruction Of the property OF the
IVORY non from whom they ask favors,
makes tho better thinking people OF the
nation and world lose eympathy with
tho very cause for which the effort is to
make right
We read tho cards from tho heads OF
unions and labor assemblies saying that
they are not in sympathy with these
doings and that they aro not RESPONSE
bio; then why not show this to tho
country by expulsion Of every one OF
those reckless OF all others rishts-thas
thAu y lltnrt-nl - ~,r;,ktr 49,
senblance at least of law and order7
Every deputy sworn in, every COM
pany called out, all properly destroy.
ed IS but increasing the taxes in the
midst Of the stringent times.
The fearful destruction of liic in Grip
pie Creek shaft, Colorado. where giant
powder thrown In without warning to
those poor fellows inside Is another in
stance. Short work has been made OF
fellows for less heinous crimes than
thut. 1t is an outrage and disgrace.
The p%aralyzing OF industries so badly
needed TO be kepsin operation for the
sake OF tho poor As well as those who
supply tho poor, and the tying up OF the
groat arteries OF commerce because Of
ar Imagined enuity to their cau,e-,he
curtailmcnt Of personal liberty and
rights, are all intonsiiyins the condition
about us.
l am for honest and upright protec-
ton. Tho government. and higher
authorities should. instead of spending
itself In disSracotul tilibus,ering to
party, protcc. the counsry. Protect Its
industrials 30 that they might obtain a
fair daily competency OF wages and be
saved from beggary and starvation.
Protect tho Industries from uuprinci-
pied uureasoninr. demolition and de-
atruction aud lawlcs.ness. Protect tho
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Laat Thursday IA Corpus Christi day
in the Catholic church, and according
to the custom tho feast was celebrated
on tho following Sunday. At the early
mass large numbers took communion.
After high mass at 10 o'clock the solemn
procession OF the Blessed Sacrament
took place, little girls in white strcwing
flowers before tho bishop. At vespers
come beautiful new music was rendered
by the choir.
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james A. Garfield Circle No l, and
Lucy i. Hayes Circle No. 9 attended
memorial day services yesterday lore
noou ut Wesley NJ. Z. churGh. The
sermon was preached by Rev. Mr..
Roberts. Beautiful memorial music waa
rendered by the choir. Tho altar was
handsomely decorated with u BIlli
American flag, and lilies, roses and
]overlreens. Commander Craso offered
Il feTvent prayer.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
4 OF REAL ESTATE,

4 OF REAL ESTATE.
Ry virtue OF Il deed of trust made By Noah Zane
mud Isabella Zane, his wife. 70 ME as trustee.
dated the 18th day OF May. 4. D.. 1879. recorded
IN tho office OF the Clark of the County Court OF
Ohio County, West Virginia. IN deed OF trust
book No. -. f0lios lI2 and li3. l will soil at tho
north front door Of tho Court House In sud
county. on
SATURDAY. THE % DAY OF JUNE. 1885,,
commencing at 70 q. In, the following described
property. that Is to my: A certain lot or parcel
81 land lying III Ohio county. ". Va, on tue
National rouu. about three miles from the city
OF Wheeling bounded as follows: Commencing
from the northeast corner Of sud lot ut II stake
on the west side Of IL drain IN William Po!tes's
field. on the east side OF the Notioual road, and
running thence north 2i5I degrees, west 8 3S.lQD
poles TO Il stake. south Gj4 degrees Gust 0 ii.I0O
poles 10 tho middle ct the National road aud
with said National road south AZ degrees cost
$ sS-lO poles: thence north e. degrees N.lO
poles to tile plncc o! beginning, containing 5o9-
200 acres. together with all mud singular tho
improvements and appnrtcnanccs thereon or IN
my wise belonging thereto, being the Eu,no
property conveyed to the said Noah Zane by
William Porter md S. J. Eoyd by deed datcd tho
Glet day OF October. 1877. and recorded IN the
0illcc OF the said Couatv Court In deed book No.
o.. PAGES :EG and 3G1. The title to SnId property
is believed to he good, but selling US trustee
viii convey only the ;i!lo vested Ia me By said
deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SiLs-Onc.halt OF the purchase
money or HS much more as the purchaser
elects to pay cash OH the day OF sale. the balance
IN Twelve months. II note bearing interest from
tho day Q S1le to be given for the deferred pay
Inent. The title 10 be retained until payment
has been made in full.
BR. DovENER. Trustee.
W. II. HlLLEI,. AuctiOnecr. Anao
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MARTINS FERRY,
unps aud 1iishups In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Unps aud 1Iishups In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.
Tho Observance OF Memorial Day
promises to be more general in Martins
Ferry this yeur than usual. The pro-
cession will form on the corner OF Han
over and Fourth streets at 8 u. NJ. and
march over several OF the principal
streets to Walnut grove. Thoburn post
No. 72, G. A. R., expects to have more
men in line than ever before. All old
soldiers are invited to join them
whether members or not. The Sons OF
Veterans, y. U. 4. NJ, Red Men, Odd
Fellows, and the knights OF the Golden
Eagle are expected to turn out, and tho
entire fire department will be in line.
An interesting programme OF exercises
has been prepared. The address will be
made by Hon. Lorenzo Danford, oil St.
Clairsville.
Rev. a. NJ. Ridenour, who was re-
comfy arrested with Mrs. William
TRULY, OF Ironton, Mt Lancaster, fined
sos and costs and sent TO jail ior ten
days. Is the minister who was recently
called to the pastorato Of the ministry
at Flushing Christian church. Mr..
Ridcnour. who is not az Adonis, claims
that the woman led him astrav. She is
the vito OF 0 w%ell-known business mar
OF Ironton and was orgunist in Riden-
ours church there. While ut Norris
town he had 4 woman with him whom
he introduced as his half sister, from
Virginia.
Memorial services were hold in the
Opera House yesterday afternoon at .
o'clock. Rev. W. B. Harlaoz preached
n most excellent sermon to q crowded
house. The walls Of the building we're
beautifully draped with the national
%coiors, and the stage decorated with q
proiusion Of towering plants. The
music was furnished by Prof.. Schofeld's
choir, accompanied by full orchestra.
Tho festival and entertainment given
at Keesey'a Hall on Saturday afternoon
and evening by tho Seldom Seen Fish
ing'Club was well attended. The pro-
grammc consisted OF vocal and instru-
mental music. recitations, etc, with q
turtle supper from i to 10.
Tho Barnesville and St. C~lairsyille
BClluUl5 Will hOlu tllcIT
next Thuraday evening. State School
Commits sionor Corson will make an ad-
dress at tho former.
The work OF covering with sheet iron
the wood work at the Itna-Standard
mill will DO completed about July /.
This done, the mill will DO tireproot.
One hundred and n acres of land
weresoldat administrator sale in Smith
township to G. A. Ault for Sl,9l5.
Waller Craig shipped from Cadiz to
New York EiXteon horses whose average
weight is 1909 pounds.
A largo number OF Mechanics will
take In the excursion on the Liberty 10.
morrow night.
J. T. Hanes is making extensive i'm.
provemcnts at his residence on South
Fourth street.
The alumni will meet tonight in tho
high school. A large attendance ia de.
sired.
Drilling ha, been commenced on the
Jel Gitlin farm, nenr Stewartsville.,
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CONFIRMATION Outfits! Why not
oVHitltnhlluN try GEO. NJ. SHOOK
& Coz

THE Wheeling Bakery has madc groat
reductions in tho price OF Bread BY
greatly increasing the size OF tho loaves.
The consumer now buys moro bread
for his money than ever before. The
SC and l0c loaves are simply enormous.
Ain Seal on every loaf aud On ~elesan.
Bread knife or q pair OF Scissors ior
every 100 seals when returned to tho
office. Sold By all grocers. Ask Tor it.
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HONORING The DEAD.
Memorial S8rvicos Hold at Two
Churches Lust Night
The TVOL LOCAL. GRAND ARMY POSTS

And Sons OF Votcraus Attended tho
Services ut tho Hano Street Church.
Hpv. Dir. Dicklcy's Sermon ut tho
Thomson NJ. Y. Church, on tho H.
l9nd-Both Services Largely At
toudcl by the Veterans.
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TEAS, SPICES, ETC.
TEAS, SPICES, ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEE NY
And Coffee Roasters.
We Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow |
OUR PRICE LIST

Graduated Sugar 81 pounds ior."""".""Si 90
Standard a Sugar, q pounds for .....""..-. 90
Light Brown Sugar % pounds torr......... on
Dost STANDARD Tomatoes. , cans ioE..."r....r. "5o
Standard Sugar Corn, 4cani or-.".m"..." 600
Sugar Peas, & cans 70. m.".o..a."..-.... 25c
Bartlett Pears, . cans for .".~."om.-o.."- $50
Choice Red Salmon. ? cans for ."."......u...... 25o
Fresh Ginger Snaps, / pounds for .....-...,r.. a5c
Fresh Butter Crackers, 3 pounds for ,........... goo
Large Lump Gloss Starch, ! pounds ior,....- csc
Rolled Oats. 7 pounds for ......"..."...- 25c
Pains Root Beer, 3 bottles fol. ..................,.. zoe
Hall. pint Beer Mug Mustard. 8 glasses for. CSC
Half.plut Catsup. 0 bottles for ..... ...... $50
Choice Large Lemons, peg dozen. .-......... csc
Clothes Plus, per dozen. .....-...-..."-.... 1o
Carpet Tacks, s ouRccs, per box ......... 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
~ Notice Is hereby given that there will be n
meeting Of the Stockholders OF tho Indiana Tel.
sphone and Construction Company held III Room
40; .. Camden Station, Baltimore, Nd, on Sal.
purpose OF organizing, electingn board o, direct.
ors. adoption Of bylaws and the transaction a.
such other business as mny come before tho
meeting. All stocEholdcr' nre urged 70 b.
present. CHARLES SELDEN,
EDGAR ". DAY.
CHARLES o. SCULL.
D. FRANK BOND.
GEORGE D. CRAWFORD.
my-i'4 lncorporators,
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The following comes voluntarily from n highly
esteemed clergyman Of than. z. church, pastor
Of tho Church Creek circuit In Dorchester
County, Maryland:
&C. I. Hood Co., LQwclL Mass:
II feel 1t u duty to The public to send this GER
tiAcate. l saw In 4 Philadelphia paper a letter
from u man who had suffered from
Muscular Rheumatism
snd had been restored b tho use Of Hoods sar-
sapNtlla. Ihad tho gJip 10 tho winter Of pl
and 90 so severely that It deprived pc o, the
use OF my arms so that my vito had to drcss and
undross me, and when away from home I had
TO sleep In MY clothes. I tried fyo doctors mud
not ono accomplished anything. Then / saw
tho letter alluded to md determined to try
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28
BUSINESS CHANGE.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

IN
Having sold out my Interest in the firm of
Kraus K Daer, l wish to notify my irIcnds and
customers that I Will remain in the clothing
business In Wheeling and will shortly announce
my new place OF business, where l will open
with n brand now stock.
my!6 LEE DAER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-28

JAMES A. HENRY,
Estate Agent. U. s. Claim Attorney. Col.
lcctor and Notary Public. -
my7 1912 MApKrr Srrrrr
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REAL ESTATE.
Rents Reduced

No. $50 Main street, largo modern brick dwell.
Ing, fourteen rooms.
No. 1897 MCColIOCh strcct, brick. sll 90.
No. D Ohio street. three rooms. $3.50. q
No. 1897 Eoir street. brick. seven rooms
No. q Virginia street, frame, six rooms
The Wnddlngton Place, house and ~ ncrcS,
No. GilO McCOllOch street, large irnino dwOll'
inI, Will put IN ilrBt'CllSS order Tor good totluL
No. Gl0 Main street. brick dwelling.
No. 2l0l Main street, tlrst floor. tlroo rooinG
No. IN Thirty.thith street. brick, five roomA
Two splendid ONlcc rooms IN Mas0aic building.
No. 2Dg ChaplinG street. hvU rooms. SlSOl
No. lI6 Market stteCi, OIlcr roOIn4
MOI! Nllcy 7. lower part, 500
No. III Thlrty.thlrl street, i've rooms. 500.
No, nj, Main street, twelve so.nS ani BATH
ONlCo rooms In HIbburl block, 1914 Market 81
No. lj2! MIN sweet. second and third t0osL
StOtu ROOM or South street, IN llodsnG Tab.
cFnACle building.
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FOR 81

Wheeling. S90l. ~
House OF ten rooms. brick. Market street, Fifth
>, Housc OF Two rooms. brick. Fourteenth street,
ward. SL2JO.
HOUSE: fye rooms, Woods street, East Wheel.
Fine farm. 137 acres. three miles from Mounds.
vile, with splendid improvements. This Is u
Lind streets. ''NA.
iiotct Of fourteen rooms. doug good busIucsi.
splendid location. cheap. N'
House OF seven rooms and hall. Chnn,,no
street. Ccutre Wheeling. Si,au.
Lot east end Fourteenth street, 500.
LOS on Lind street, Bctvrdere. sy75 each.
Lots In Bchrens & S~peidel's addition, HIND.
lGn'S addition 10 North Bcnwood. Bogg,' Run.
Sn!dwelPs Run. Pleasant Valley, bellevue aud
other r!accs IN and near tho CITY.
Money 10 loan on city real estate: saoo. s3Ol
Sn' 500. voc. $1,000, $3.50 and s,,OJ0.
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FOR RENT.

FOX f.
?2l5 Eotf street, six rooms. SIG % nor month
2i3 Eou street. four rooms, second and third
stories, $50 per month.
20 EoH street four rooms. sll GO per month.
Iour rooms, second story. Market street, Filth
Warh. $40 o. per month.
5000 per month. "''H"
$500 per mouth. 1880
Th!riy.irst street, 81 W per month.
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Fishing Party.

The following gentlemen composed
a pleasant fis'iing party to Clear
Lake his week and who returned
last night; Mcssis. J Il. Alexander,
Joe Alexander, John Gillespie, ". h.
Greenf;eld, Mason pfilphot Harry
Mann. John Hudson and y. O. Alex
amber They speak in most glowing
terms 81 their trip and have many
fish stofeis to tell. They are loud
in tI'eir praise Of the neighbors il
that locality for their kind treat
meat and especially do they say nice
things about agent Goldsbey at Eng
land station.
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T0DAY'S EVENTS.
risp News Concerning the
Important Occurrences
This Day.
The Festivities negin.

ToyDoE. May 2G-AIthough the
.roddine III the Priacess Josephine,
81 Belgium, To take place Monday, is
70 be officially quiet, and as the Bel
ban court only went cut OF mourn
he week previously. il is to he
by two somewhat imposing
demonstrations. Tomorrow an al
Ipgorical floral pageant designed by
the celebrated Flemish artist. Gus
have Don DaEts, is to parade the
principal bouleYards Of Brussels. No
less than 709 persons are TO figure in
Ii, and songs OF a pastoral character
will be sung at intervals to appro-
pirate accompaniment. A superb
nlhum containing sketches, poetry
bud nmsic. baana Ill carved yoa@
alnd silver, is also IL be presented to
HE bride hy a deputation OF fifty
Belgian painters, authors and com
posers. who are escorted to Flanders
Palace by a proccssionin which most
Of the artistic. musical and social
associati5as in the Belgian capital
SKILL be represented.
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Dimes with Lord Rosebery.

EoNBoN, May 26.-The Prince Of
Wales is to dine at Lord Rosebery $
today at a full-dress banquet, to
celebrate Her Majcsty's birthday.
The Duke OF York will dine with
Lord Spencer, aud the Duke Of Con-
nanght and the Duke Of Cambridge
are to be the guests OF Mr. Campbell
Zimmerman The Prince and Prin-
cess OF Wales, the Duke and Duchess
81 Gonnaught and most Of the Royal
family are in London to be present
&C a reception which Lord RoseberN
Is 70 give at the Foreign Office by ar
fangement with the Earl OF kimber-
ley, at which Lady Leconfeld will
act as hostess.
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Pine Bluff School psstrle

The Board OF Directors OF the Pine
Bluff special school district WAS or
gained May 26, 1891. and the follow
inc officers elected for 94-95: Pres
ident. W t. Dewoody; Secretary,
Mo Hanf.
Finance Committee-W II Parker,
Chairman; J. W. Crawford and Mo
HAM.
Committee OH Teachers and
Schools-J W eraWford, Chairman;
l.. e. Goldsmith and A. s. Moon.
Committee ON school Houses and
Grounded. Z. Goldsmith, Chairman;
J. " Crawford and W. II Parker
Board Of Visitors and Examiner
Rev. ] I. Carr. Rabbi I, Becker snfl
". p Grace.
The officers and committees selee-
tod are most excellent selections and
viii well discharge theiI. duties. The
Board OF Directors viii hold a meet
me one day HcSt week. " hea it will
Sc determined hpy the schools sliali
be conducted dnf.as tha next seholaa
&c year
Pine Bluff has the finest schoo
buildings in the state ana her schoo
revenue n enormous. consequently
here Is no reason why Pine Rlnf
should not have the very best public
schools in the State ana in order e
have good schools ne must neees
safily have good teachers, teacher
who understand their work and ar
skilled in their profession. There i
a profession Of teaching as well as
profession Of medicine, md we trns
the Committee on Teachers will con
slider we'll the qualifications and th
experience of those who apply t
mould the minds and shape the dies
tinies of our boys and girls \ cheal
! Teacher is not always agood teacher
Poor pay, poor teach Fayoritlsh
kinship and personal influence az
no qualifications when it comes t
the selection OF a teacher. I'm
again. the public school fund is net
charity fund and should not be use
as such. Give us good teachers q
pfxp us none.
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From New Orleans to, st. Louis.

NEW ORLEANS, May 26.-Tomor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock Klink,
the local walker, will leave the City
Hall on his walk to the City Hall in
st. Louis One OF the features OF his
walk is that he cannot take a cent
with him, cannot beg, and cannot
accept money, and in addition must
carry a weight OF fifteen pounds. The
walk must be completed within
thirty days.
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nome.seskers. Exeurslan. south.


The Baltimore & Ohio SoutlIWes-
tern Railway has arranged series
OF Home-seekers excursions topoints
in Virginia. North Garolina. South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida. Kentucky
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisina 1T one fare for the round
trip.
The date Of these excursions are as
follows: june ), July ,, August {,
September 1, October :. November 9
and December I Tickets will be
good for twenty days, with STOP
over privileges in State to which
ticket is sold.
A splendid opportunity to visit The
Nalles Of Virginia and other points
south. For rates and other informal
ton apply to nearest agent 81 tn
B. & O. S. w R'y,or address Q. Z
Nc Carly, General Passenger agent
st. Louis. Mo.
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NV XaaE May 26.-The New
b }rk Fmt.a announces that, be-
ginning tomorrow, the com iaa>
will place il service fast traia lte.
tween New York and Chicn.so. my
the equipment OF the fam rs "i5x-
position Flyer, with an il iitiealal
private compartment slice. z ear.
ana making the run, each way, in
twenty-four hours' actual running
time. This train will leave the Grand
Central station New York. ut II
a, m, arriving at fhieagoat 10 d N;
returning, ii will leave Chicago by
the La5eshore ( Michigan southern
railway at 500 p. m, reaching Grand
Central Station, New York, al 6.3G
P. nj, A similar change goes into
effect on the Pennsylvania system.
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PARIS, May 26.-The Socialists have
Embellishments display the red flag
at the celebrations which will take
place tomorrow in commemoration
of the anniversary OF the execution
OF the communists. The Socialists
have also arranged for the delivery OF
an GRAFTON in the Pere la Ghaist
cemetery tomorrow on the spot
where the communistic insurgents
were shot.
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OFF FOR THEIR HOMES.
THE NiNETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
OF THE STATE MEDICAL
SOCIETY
Closed Yesterday With tile Election q
omctrs-=The Ban and banquet.

Their work is over. The last part
ing words have been suid and all the
visiting doctors are off for their
homes. taking with them brightest
recoIlections OF their nineteenth am
nual session Of the State Medical
Society held in this city.
The fraternity has been brought
nearer together, their knowledge OF
tie science they profess has been in
creased and their usefulness in this
life has been greatly augmented by
their interchange OF thoughts, by a
recitation and review OF their varied
experiences in theirpractice. and they
go out today better prepared than
ever before in their lives to do battle
with the monster, disease, to allevi-
ate the pains OF suffering humanity
and TO administer the Balm o.
Giieaa' to to those distressed.
The last work done by the society
was the annual election OF officers,
which re Il ted as follows:
President, A. e. Jordan, Pine Bluff,
First Vice President, l.. ID. Southland,
Fort Smith: Second Vice-President,
II, Fink. Helena; Third Nice-Presi-
dent, G. W Hudspeth, Little Rock;
Secretary, /. p. Gibson, Little Rock;
Assistant Secretary, u. a. Gray, lit
Tie Kork Treasu cr, \. l. BeysaeHef
Little Rock, Librarian, r. b. Gisiis-
tiau, Little Rock
The selection 81 Dr A. c. jordan
rs President is Il high compliment
well deserved Dr. Jordan is a young
man. talented. honored and wei
eersed ia hisrhosen profession. Pine
Bluff is proud 10 claim him as hel
citizen, and all congratulate hin
upon the honor conferred. He is tn
Youngest member Of the society tina
has ever been henofed with the dis
tinction OF President and he vii
wear those honols with credit t.
! himself and the Arkansas State Med
!, ical Society.
! The other officers elected are amoni
the most prominent members OF th
Society, through the administrator
of whom the high standard Of tn
profes sion will be maintained.
The next annual meeting Of th
Society will be held in Little Rock
! TIE hall AND BANQUET.
: \ complimentary hop was give
\ last night at the Bluff City hall b
the Jefferson County Medical societ
: to the Arkansas Medical Society.
2 The committee on reception wa
y DR.. and Mrs. 2. Orto. Dr. and Mr.
d J. L. Gorce, DR. and Mrs A. {. JOIN
II son, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Geisreiter, NJ
{ and Mrs, ] NJ. Elliott, Mr.. and Mr.
e Mo Hanf, MIR and Mrs. S.M. Taylo
: The floor managers We're J. ?. RW
van, Frank Roane, Lee Wertheime
d. G. Bell, J p Easlcy and w
i Lee.
The banquet was prepared al
served by the Ladies Hospital ASS
citation from 10 to II O'Clock. Beyor
any doubt it was one Of the grande
and richest suppers ever served
the city OF Pine Bluff.
e, After Rev J K. Moore retnrn'
., thanks.at least 200 guests took sea
?, at the banquet table and enjoy,
is the elegant and sunlptuous spre;
" SO daintily and tastefully arrang
by the ladies OF the Hospital Associ