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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-22
NIAl,rIN,S
uaps nnL mIshap. IN tao Thriving City
tcru,s tho River.

Hnps nnI mlshap. IN tnp Thriving City
Aoro,s tho River.
The Independent Hose Company
elected otficeri lac. night: DR.. J.
". Darrah. foreman; p. Moore, assist.
ant; W. l. Thomas, secretary; William
:. Joy, treasurer. The delegates TO the
Wellsviile convention arc DR.. Darrah,
Anon Paxon. Joseph Ali. W. S. Joy,
Charles Downey; alternates, w. Z.
Thomas, John L. Moore; First ward,
William Brown and Thomas 0'Donne!l;
%alternatoa, Fred Harris, Howard Selby /;
Alert. G. II. Carpenter and Harry Ches.
sell.
Over 5000 was nettel q 1.-THE festival held
at Sheehle's Hall on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings under the au.
spices OF st. Johns German Lutheran
church. Misses Nader and Clara
Kuckuch were the contestants for n
gold watch. tho former turning ia 1921
to Sil9 collected by tho latter. For a
gold ring Miss Sophia Deaa collected
S6j to SIS secured by Miss Mary Kim.
bnll.
Rev. Jacob Brittingham, OF Wheeling,
preached i'll the Episcopal church yes.
terday afternoon at ) and talked ut the
Y. NJ. c. 4. 4. At the latter. music
was furnished by the new orchestra OF
seven pieces.
Charles X. Williams. who has been
nnwell several days. was taken to his
home Mt Mt. Pleasant last night. Ee ia
threatened with typhoid fever.
John Boehm has secured the contract
for the ]. L. Reynolds building on
Fourth street. The building will have
n pressed brick front.
Quarterly meeting will be held in tho
NJ. L. Church next Sunday. The pas.
tor OF the Wellsrille church will DO
present
Tho Williams Shirt House Masco,s
and the Irish Sluggers played ball on
Saturday. The score was Is to S.
Joseph l. Wells will take charge OF
the fitting departmental. Spence, Bagcs
d Co.'S stove works Tomorrow.
Last week Health Officer Lindemuth
served over one hundred notices on peo-
pie to clean up their premises.
The E1Iey planning mill was sold at
public sale on Saturday at $l,G67, 10
John Fading, Of Wheeling.
Burglars secured SOB in the residence
oil Michael Burns. on Clinton street,
carly Saturday morning.
The Martins Ferry Juniors defeated
tho Laurclton club on Saturday by n
score OF Is to -.
Something like Sl4, 900 vas disbursed
among the employees n. the IE,na.Stand.
ard on Saturday.
James Tonnehill had n finger badly
mashed in n machine in his broom fac.
tory on Friday.
Work gu tho l.aushlin tin plato plant
progresses rapidly. The travelling Gran
has arrived.
The board walk along aud across tho
run OH tho county road should DO 70.
paired.
The Schoehle base ball club will give
4 ball nj Schedules hall May 3.
Mra. Rev. DR.. J. W.. Robins and son
arc visiting ut Uhrichsvillc.
Tho board OF directors OF tho Y. NJ. G.
A. will meet this evening.
Mrs. Joseph Sells goes to Sandusky
to-day.
Miss Edna lIoughton is very aick.
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The entertainment and social to be
given by Enterprise Lodge No. %. /. O.
6. T.. n; the lodge rooms Tuesday even.
in". promises to be largely attended
aud enjoyable.
Tho programme includes an opening
address by Bro. Dngant. which will DO
followed by: Humorous skotch. ]. Hal.
ler aud T.. Gibson; recitation, +. Bach.
man; Chinese recitation. Harry Voitle;
solo, Miss Ida Mosburg; recitation,
/. wilson; recitation, ]. Hines;
Solo, Misc Bertha Rose; guystoy, G..
Siocewanger; recitation, Al Hilbert;
recitation, Mr.. Al Chanbors; Duct,
Happy and Shorrcr; autoharp solo,
Miss Eva Conrad solo, +. Voitle; reclta.
ton, +. Dogant; selection, Mandolin.
Guitar Club.
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Frat, t%hree.four.hs mile, selling
Donnell. l01; Ruth v. los; Bobby
Burns. Masonic Home. ITO; Herman,
l07; Bessie Nichols. l05; Gee Whiz, Bon
Wilson. Ducsadoo. l07: Messalia,
Daphne, los; Buckedie. lO1; Little Ell,
l0j; Jocko, iO7.
Second, four aud one.halt lurlongs,
sellinI-Richmoud Belle. Daisy Bow.
lander, l0i; Toast. l06; Sister Rosalind.
Nancy r., 1903; Gaiely Girl, Maid OF
Honor, l06; Lizzie Logan, I03.
Third, four and one.hali iurlonvs,
selItng-Bramble Leaf, 1903; Realm, lO9;
Minnie Clyde. Sister Mollic, 100; ueleua,
lOS; Belle Meade, 1905; Larry Temple,
l05; Princesi Tama, 100.
Fourth. throe.iourths mile-Sark,
100; Ray S, liz; Willard, Buck Massie,
1903; Tho Reaper, III; Melody. 1903;
Metropole, Ill; Tea Se;, Lo.tis Mills,
ll2; Marx s. 100.
Filth, elevenslxteonths inile-Tasco,
1903; Eau Glare, 20; Saxophone, l0l
Peabody, Roquefors, l03; Two O'clock,
Oh; Lena Frey, 9s; Lord WiIlowbrook,
90; Vida, 9S; Bob Wagner, 90; Pey.o.
nls, los; George l., 100.
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Saturday evening the Pen and Pen.
ellis aud Chartered Oaks. OF the Museo
Bowling League, contested In tho sum.
nor series, and. contrary 10 tho general
expectation, CHARTERED Oaks captured
ono OF tho ihroo-tho third. whom their
opponents made n bad drop all around
and lost by a margin OF nino pins. Tho
scores:
Pen aud rencil-Manning, lei, fo9,
1881 Travis. lis, llS, lis; Weitzcl, l27,
IL. l5S; King, i30, l6l, Id; Archer, l34,
III llp: blind, ls3, l05, ll3; totals, $40,
SCI, 775.
Quartered 0aks-L Wood, 1871, ~,
III; Wagner, To-, 10. 40; Stu,zor, III,
l23, 1881. Wood, l3j. llS, III; Rimnel,
l07. l4S. l52; Blind, lGi, 100, ll5; totals,
5IG, 7Io. ISL.
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The Interstate Schedule said to lie Unsat-
isfnrtory.
According to tho Mansfield Shield. the
Interstate schedule i. not satisfactory
to the men who arc backing the team
there, and the threat is made ,hut un.
less 4 new schedule is constructed Mans.
field will drop ont OF tho league. This
kick has nothing to au.tain It; the
schedule is no more uniayorable to TINT
town than TO any other. and an investi-
CATION vii! show that Manstiold's team
will not travel over 200 milcs during
the season, lcas mileage than that city
has had in any Ohio loagne In the past.
The circuit, tEia year. ia go compact that
travelling expenses will not amount to n
great suIn. Taking into confederation
the amount OF hard work done by Prsg.
idcnt Zicglcr and Milt West, which saved
the Interstate ut a critical period. tho
Mansfield kick Is unbecoming and 10.
opportunc.
!AsE RAIL- NOTES.
Steubenvi!Ie defeated Holy Ghost
College ~(pit.sburShj Saturday aitO rnoon
with case. 4
Sammy Nichols Is again kanaa. City's
altar out.fclder. His batting average is
also away up this spring.
The Columbus players reported for
practice yesterday. Thoy. will play
Ohio State University ono day this
z week.
Harry Mennehan. tho Bellnire .wirler,
is with Darral's Twin Cities team. I'm.
der competent tutclase this boy will DO
agood pitcher.
Harry Gaudinc. who was appointed
an umpire in tho Virginia state league,
did not give satiaiaction, aud has 70.
Aligned. Ito may play with Akron, OF
tho Interstate league.
padden haa become n groat favorite
with Roanoke fans. In tho opening
game in tho Virginir league ho made
four hits, four put.outa. four assists and
pot M error. Two OF tho hits were two.
baggers.
Thoo C%onover, OF Lexington, who has
been signed by Canton, Is ono OF tho
best pitchers in tho league. In 90 no
was the Btar twirler for Springfield, and
for o short time was on tho Cincinnati
league cam. IIo once pitched for tho
Huntington and Charleston w. Va.)
te IN
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Popular Excursion to Warrington. Tlnrs
unY. Ami Is.

uny, Aprit lS~
Tho last OF tho series OF popular OK.
cursions from this section 10 the M.
tional Capital vim Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, is announced
for Thursday. April 18th, whom
tho same train arrangements and
low rates that wero in effect on the pro.
vious excursions will prevail. Those
who have not taken advantage OF tho
previous excursions should not fail to
embrace this opportunity TO 500 tho
National Capital. Tho aevoro weather
Of the past winter is ovor and tho gen.
ial warmth Of enrly spring will mako
travelling moro comfortable. Tho pub.
lie buildings, museums. artgallcrIca aud
institutions, will nil DO opcn for free in.
spection and delightful side trips can
be made to points Of intorcat ncar by
Baltimore. Annapolis. Mt. Vernon aud
Richmond, nro all within easy reach OF
tho National Capital. A yiaitor'a guido
to Washington, issued by tho Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, giving a syn.
opsia OF tho public buildings and at.
traction ut tho Capital and details Of tho
excursion, train achodulos. rates, otc.,
can DO had by applying to any Balti.
moro 4 Ohio agent,
Trains ioave Wheeling sos a. IN. aud
5:i6 p. IN. Parlor chr on morning train
from Pittsburgh and sleeping chr on
tho night train. Tickets $40 for tho
round trip.
Correspondingly low rates from other
8tationa.
Tickets will be good ton days. aud will
DO valid for passage from Washington
to Baltimore at any time within tho
lilo OF tho ticket.
For Pullman car accommodations and
guido TO points Of interest In Washing.
ton, address noareat Baltimore & Ohio
agent. 1u
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BEILAIltE.
Aiisorts of Local Sew. aud Gossip from
the Glass Ctr.

diiSorts OF Local New. aud Gossip from
the Glass Ctr.
Tho suit OF f. G. Morris against
Charles Rosscr for damages for alleged
Islander was called In the common pleas
court Saturday and will cover two or
three days, II Ii Ia gone through with.
There was no motion mado todismiss and
no argument en- that score at all at tho
opening. When tho case wGs reached
J. b. Smith, ms counsel for the plaintiff,
stated tho case TO tho jury, while James
9. 1allmnn. Of Tsllman Il Armstrong,
sat quiet and dc,nure, but said nothing.
Only two Witnesses for tho plaintiff
wers examined before the court ad.
jourred until this morning.
Col. ]. I. Mercer. OF Chicago, has pur.
chased tho property opposite the First
National Bank. from the administrator
Of the estate OF Sarah A. Mckinley, for
$4,000. It Is part OF a cornerlot % by &C
feet, with d brick store room and dwell
ing.
There was o union meeting OF the
Christian Endeayor societies OF this city
held a. the Christian church yesterday
afternoon, and there was quite q large
audience presen. Prof. Heath and his
troupe OF jubilee singers were present.
The irenen are now selecting dole.
gates to the Eastern Ohio Hremen's As.
ISOLATION that will meet on the Sth Of
May. Messrs. James b. Long. John s.
Ehler, James Wilkinson and William
Crider are the ones so far named.
Joseph Powell, a brother.in.law OF
Peter Keys, died at Newark and was
brought to Warnock tor in,erment yea.
terday. lie was q u. & o. fireman, and
wa well known here.
Judge J. II. Taylor. OF Carrollton. is to
be reelected 10 the common plea, bench
this year. and has 10 opposition in
Columblaua and Carroll counties, while
Stark is yet to hear from.
Miss Sallie Mills, who has beon con-
fined to her bed for some time past, 10
able 70 cit up, aud expects 10 be out in q
few days. Her brother, win, returned
to Mansfield yesterday.
The people generally in tho residence
part Of the Fourth ward, arc planting
shade trees and on Tallman avenue they
are making it a sort Of Euclid avenue
driveway.
The uniformed rank OF the Knights
Of Pythias will parade tuis evening
headed by the U. R. band. It is the
anniversary Of their organization.
Dump Sherman is in the hands Of the
United States authorities for selling
liquor at SisIersville without paying the
revenue tax.
Charles Heimbrod, OF Darlington, has
returned TO his home, after spending 4
few days with relatives in this city.
Joe Rankin is president and Myrtle
Stuart lie secretary OF the graduating
class organization.
The St. Clairsyiile Preabytery OF tho
Presbyterian church viii! meot at CaId.
we'll tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Fowler, OF Eas. Liver.
pool, is visiting her sister, Mra. L. c.
Meyer.
A county convention oftaxpayers will
DO held at St Clairsville on tho lI.h Of
May.
Frank Bord, Of tho Fourth ward, has
gone TO Cleveland. wl:ero he will work.
Frank Barber isin Pittsburgh on bust
moss.
o. ?. Mason was in Pittsburgh Satur.
day.
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We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ro.
ward for any case OF Cntarrh that can.
not be cured by HALLS Catarrh Cure.
I. ]. CHENEY & Co., prop,., Toledo, 0.
Wo tho undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney for tho last fitcon years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in nil
business transaction and financially
Hblo to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TRuA1,
Wholesale Drugeistp, Toledo. ..
WALDiSG, KiHNAH 4 MARviN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken informal
~, acting directly upon the blood md
mucous surfaces of tho system. Price
IS cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gis,s. Testimonials froo.
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sr. LOUIS, April aE-Twelve thousand
people witnessed an unusually exciting
and long drawn out game to-day. The
game was r~epleto with base hits, two
and three. bagscrs. home runs and good
fielding. Score:
s. louls....o..-...... 1 o o 0 o ? o is
CAtcaro",".....-. -- l 0 . = 0 o | 0 81
Earned rIn'. 81. Louis, 5: Chicago. /. Hits. 10
and u. Errors. aud : Pitchers. DreiieuSteiu
and Terry. r:npLra. Bets.
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Sick headache. constipation and indi-
gostion are quickly cured by Do Wits
Little Early Risors, tho famous little
pills. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, B. +. Peabody, Bcnwood, and Bowie
( Co., Bridgeport, o.
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CHAMnERLAIS's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction OF any cough modi-
cino | hundlc, aud as n acllcr loads all
other preparations in this market. /
recommend it because IL Is tho best
medicine ] cvor handled for coughs,
colds and Group. A. w.. BALDRIDoE,
Millcrsvillc, III
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Tho George F. Dics bnll club was to
layo played tho Quick.stepn yesterday
afternoon on Tunnel Groen, but tho lat.
Ter tcam did not put in M appearance,
10 tho Dicz aggregation played tho Eul.
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Tho House & Hermann base ball
club defeated tho Island Stms ycstor.
day af,crnood on tho Island, by a srorn
of Z to Tho batteries were: Tor tho
II. & H., Kinney md Marry; for tho
stnrs. McNichols and Deiters.
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A BICYCLE FAMINE.
Manufacturers Not Ablo to Keep
Abronss oil tho Demand.
ANOTHER BICYCLE RICE MEETING
May DO Held, but II WIN Not DO OF
National Circuit l'rorortions-sat.
nrday's Bowllns damcs-snidny
Daso Ball-l:ntrics and Probable
Nashville Winners,

Tho bicycle dealer who placed lis
contracts for a biz stool: carly In tho
season !, II happy individual now.a.
days, for there's II famine in tho land
and 1t is n bicycle famine. something
never before experienced In this coun.
try. North. south, east aud wes. tho
demand ior bicycles this spring ha, far
eclipsed tho ionde,t expectations OF the
manufacturers.
Wheeling is no exception to the rule;
Aprlps "thirty" arc still with us, but
tho number Of wheels sold hero thus
far exceed tho whole seasons sales las,
year. Everybody seems to want a whoel,
but just now 1t Is Impossible for ovory-
body TO attain llls desire. Ono Wheel.
ing iobber mado n flying trip TO his fac.
tory last week, aud. llguratiyely speak
ing, prayed for more wheels. Tho fac
tory was already running twcnty.,ix
hours in twcnsy.tOur two t%hirteen.hour
"iurns'l, so lie didn't yet muco salts.
faction. II !, thought. however, that
the wheel makers will catch m with or.
ders before the middle OF May.
Herr In Wheeling, tho feature OF tho
bicycle business has beeu the greatly
increased demand FOR ladies' wheels.
woman a wheelbnck'' Is now not the
uncommon spectacle /, Was two seasons
ago. and every day adds to tho number
OF tue tcmalo cyclots. In only n
particular is Wheeling somewhat be-.
hind tho times; tho women have not
yet generally taken TO tina "hlooner"
outfit. That will como later.
SlouberYille and Wheeling wheelmen
lost money on their National Circuit
meets last year. Wheeling hoods the
rather expensive lesson and local PEG.
plc will not ilavn tho second D ortu.
nifty to sea the morebriliIant lnmInaries
OF tho path; S:eubeaville. on tho other
hand. has secured another National
Circuit date for the latter part OF July.
Wheeling may see no cycle racing Ut
all, but it now seems probable .hat 4
modes. Glass A. lpurs amaseur) meet
will be run. with, possibly, a lew oil the
Glass B. lights In attendance. One
thing is certain, 1t won't DO run on Sat.
urday.
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The marks a. the landing las. night
showed 8 feet and falling. Weather
cloudy and warm.
The Scotia, now on the DRY docks 4.
Pittsburgh, being repaired, will DO reaiy
10 enter the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
trade the latter part o! tho week.
The George Shiras. with n big tow.
loit her wheel neal Nine Mile, placing
her tow in great jeopardy. Fortunately
the enterprise was near aud went to hor
assistance, landing the disabled boat
aud her tow. The Shiras met with q
similar accident on her last trip. She is
laid mp at Nine Milo, putting in new cir
cles and buckets. In her tow is proba-
bly, the biggest coal boat aaoat. L. con.
tains 5000 bushels OF coal. 1t was
built for a ioat and ia being taken
south.
The contract for the entire machinery
Quilt OF the new Pittsburgh and Gin.
cinnaii steamer. Virginia, has been let
to the Griffith & Wedge Company, OF
Hano,vil!e, Ohio, they being tho sue.
cessiul bidders ovor firms from Cincin.
natl, Pittsburgh aud Marietta. The
contracts call for four steel boilers, for.
ty-two inches in diameter and twenty
feet long; two hish.pressuro cylinders,
fifteen inchoa in diameter, and seven.
foot s.roke. c~ompouuding on low-pres.
sure cylinders thirty.six inches In diam.
nter and seveu.foot stroke; boiler in.
j%ectors, and all tho detail equipment to
mako a complete outfit. She will be the
first passenger steamer ever leaving Gin.
cinnati with dircc, compound engines.
THE MARKS ABOVE.
Warren-River l loot 6 inches and
falling. Wca.der cloudy and warm.
Oil City-Rivcr . feet 9 inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Steubenville-Riyer s feet S inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
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But for South Sides unfortunate and
unlocked for drop week before last,
that team would now 10 Mt tho front in.
the race over the creek. The club, now
stand as follows, the crack BelIaise team
still in the van:
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ton team and defeated tham, 20 to 90.
Tho manager Of tho Diez club would
llko to meet tho manager Of tho Mar.
tins Ferry colorod club a, 1901 Market
streot this cycDinu
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Earned runs. Cincinnati. & Two base bits,
Latham. Holiday. Hoy NO. q. TAbean, thinner.
Hln, l6 and $ Errors. s and , Pitchers, Fore,
man anti Sullivan Umpire. EmSlle.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stage of Water aud Movement, OF Boats.
The River Interests.

WEEKDAY ) DkPAktCRS
Ben liur, kemple. Pittsburgh. IL N.
II. K. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. "a, m.
Lizzie Bay. Huntington. Charleston. 6 q. IA,
Keystone State. Knox, Pittsburgh, 8 a. III.
Courier. Gamble. PatgerBburg, noon
BuATs LEAVING TO-DAY.
Liberty. Booth. C~la:ington. 800 p. q.
Ben HuF. Keniple, PArkeaourE. Up IN
EpAN L.sAviS1 TOMORROW.
II. X. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. a IN.
Keystone State. Knox. Cincinnati. y n III.
Hudson. Aenew. Pittsburgh. s a. III.
Lexington, Cllue. MatAmosas. iO3J q. nj.
Liberty, Booth, C%larIrgtOn, 80 y. III
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%"CINCY'>" An !uGur.
The Rods Nasp Three Straight with
Tabena's Cleveland Spiders,
C%lXIclXYArl, April 2l.-The larres

ClNIciNNArI. April 2l.-The largest
crowd ever gathered on a ball field in
Cincinnati attended the game to-day.
There were l7.436 psople on the
grounds. Cleveland did no batting to
speak OF till the eighth inning aud then
made only three hits. Ewiuy's men
ba,ted, fieIded and ran base. in good
style. Score:
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Won from sIinor i.eaynrrs,
MASSFIELD KICKS,

LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-Louisyills, 70.
Indianapolis, Q.
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ournew Muslin and Campric Underwear is now all in and on sale We
want the ladies to examine closely the quality of materials and workman.
snip t each garment We offer. Tho best is cheap enough now.
=, we we pS 10 eau attention 10 our choice line of Table Linens, Nap
ME- Ao"eN' iaoe scars and Squares, Table Padding, Quilts. etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-28
oLD-FAsHIoNED GOWNS TRANS
FORMED.

Since the revived popularity of chine
and lowered silks and satins, owners
Of those beautiful old-fashioned fabrics
are indeed In fortunate position. A
beautiful shot pink and blue silk has
been employed to make handsome
theater jacket, being brought up to
date by the addition of important and
ample sleeves of ruby velvet and soft
killings of chiffon. A dinner gown of
eminence satin is also a brilliant ex-
ample of the art of the renovator The
skirt of this has been brought up to
the requirements of modern fashion
by inserted panels Of black satin GOV
cred with fiounces Of chiffon and
points of jet embroidery, and the
smart little bodice is trimmed to cor
respond. Another pretty gown Is of
pale blue satin, trimmed with fiounces
of old lace, brought from hip TO knee
and arranged in vandykes round the
hem.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-28
FOREIGN

German manufacturers have formed
a commission to invade America and
Tight for a larger share of trade.
All was quiet in Madrid. CanoNas
will probably be the next Spanish
premier.
The revolt In Colombia is reported
10 have been crushed. The rebel army
has surrendered.
The warShip which fired on the Al
ltanca has been identified MS the span
fish cruiser Condo dc Neuadido.
Victor L. Ochoa, an intimate friend
of CARA. the Mexican bandit denies
the story of the latter's death.
Prince KomatSu, commandments
of the armies Of Japan, has decided 70
establish headquarters nj Port Arthur
The duchess OF i.einster, widow OF
tRe fifth duke 1T 1.einster, is dead AZ
Mentene. She was accounted the
most beautiful woman i'll the united
kingdom
Spain'S readiness to apologize 10 the
t'uited states for the Allianca affair
il because Of domestic troubles. The
country Is an tie verge " reyoiu.
tion
An doubt rs t. the fate ef spanish
cruiser Reim Begente was set i rest
bv discovery 81 the wreck near Bal
.Nccitanos