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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08
LOCAL nErvlrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Eloquent Ia and About
tho City,

Matters OF Minor niopiont Ia AMI About
tho City.
Two largo carp now swim In tho Pax.
ton fountain basin; also a turtle about
tho sizo Of aiyor dollar.
As tho hot Weather appears com.
plants OF neglect on tho part Of tho gar
bago collector begin TO come 10.
YESTERDAY u special session oil tho
county commissioners was held out ut
tho iniirmary. and tho annual inspcc.
ton was made.
LAST night Ritclic Council Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. gave IN enjoyable entertainment
In its hall In tho Eighth ward, which
was largely attended.
Tux seductive "lcc ball" has mndo Ito
appearance, and the kids who once
had pennies now havo collie. Ono
woman aold 400 balls ono day this weOk.
TIrErsS. tho blacksmith at tho east end
Of Sixteenth street. IL putting up worry
neat two.story brick dwelling house on
his LOT. 1tiu approaching completion.
Mn. FREp Harry and a committee
have arranged for popular low ratio
excursion to Canton aud Myers lako
May %, via the Wheeling & Lake Eric
railway.
ANuMnrR Of additional liccnscs worc
issued by the city clork yesterday, tho
income from that source being $2,7i0
for Tho ono day. Several licenses havo
not yet been takon out, however.
IL tho police court yesterday two
girls from hlloyC paid s. and costs for
lighting aud John Allen tho same fnu
as plain drunk. A case against Capt.
Gamble for landing calvos on tho wharf
At All Illegal hour was postponed.
4 STATEMENT was printed yesterday
that tho Wheeling police wcro ut tho
glove contests a. Fulton and pronounced
them legal. OF course this Ia ridicu-
lous. Tho police would have no juris.
diction II they were there. and thoy all
had enough TO do 10 attend to their own
business in town.
TIE ISrELLIGrScEE counting room 10
now adorned with very Ito like and
artistic crayon portrait OF ox.prcsident
Harrison, in n fine frame. 1t was
present from the Alpine Art Associa.
ton. OF POS aud 800 Wabash avonuo,
Chicago, and speaks well for that con.
Germs work. The president, W. G.
BNrcus, formerly lived here and has
many friends in Wheeling Mr.. J. 7.
Williams, the representative, is at tho
Brunswick hotel.
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onos on facc, but Callahcr returned tho
complainant In tho law.

compliment In tho Jaw.
Eighth round-Two clinchos aud not
much damage. Several in,orchangos
took place with honora nbout oven.
Callnher led twice. but by clover dodg.
Ing Parry osbapod lightly.
Ninth round-Callaher landed twice
on body, aud Parry gave him ono In tho
face. Parry gavo Callaher ono In tho
face that counted. They arc hot OF 1t
whom timo 10 called.
Touth round-Not much was done.
Light blows wcro exchanged, but
neither man got anything that hurt.
Eleventh round--Moro scientific box.
Ing, with some good blows toward tho
close, In which Callahor had lit.lc tho
boat Of II.
Twelfth round-Thc contes. was still
on tho scientific order. and It was only
toward tho close that matters got a
lltt!o warm. llonora wcro ovon. .s
Thirtcenth round-Callaho forced
matters In this round, doing all tho
aggressive work and landing twice to
Parry once.
Fourteenth round-Parry got in tho
best blow OF tho contest on Callahcr's
jaw, but did not force tho going aud
toward tho closo Callahor wa, again
pushing tho 10.
Fifteenth round-Callahor rushed,
but got hard ono in tho mouth. 1t
was Callahor's round. however.
Sixteenth round-Both men camo TO
tho centric promptly, CalIahcr being
there first, At the start Callahor wa,
still! doing tho rushing, but Parry 70.
turned every blow with ono Just ne
good. In this round no did almost bis
frat offensive work, and rot his oppo.
neat ovor noa, the entrance corner.
Parry had swung his dreaded right soy.
eral times during tho 20, but never
landed with effect until this round.
Tho Homestead boy swung territically
and landed square on Callahsr's jaw.
Tho Pittsburgher staggered against tho
ropes, completely dazed. Amid cries
OF go at him, Parry" the Homestead
lad took advantage OF the situation and
got In heavy left on tho face which
sent Callaher staggering to tho floor.
The referee started to count him out
when jim attempted to get up, and sue.
cocded only TO receive another from
Parry's loft that icllcd him all in a heap.
This timc no did not try to arise and
was counted ont. amid enthusiastic
cheering by Parry's friends, who largely
outnumbered the admirers OF Callaher.
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w @eak Ner YES

"With pleasure will state that Iioodi
Sarsaparila has helped mo wonderfully
For several months could not lie down Ia
sleep on account OF heart trouble and also
Prostration of the Nerves.
'For three years had been doctoring, bu!
could not got cured. Ircceiycd relief for 4
while, but not permanent. Soon after be-
ginning to take Hoods Sarsaparilln there
was change for tho better. In % short
time was feeling splcndidly. now rest
we'll and am able TO do work OF whatever
kind. III Ind not tried Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla do not know what would have boz
como OF me. keep IL In my house all tho
time, and other members OF tho family
take II, and all say there Is
Nothing Like Hoods
Sarsaparilla. have highly recommended
IL and one OF my neighbors has commenced
taking II. | recommend Hoods Sarsapa.
rilIa at every opportunity" Mus. S.
BRAppocK, iOA Eric Av., WillIamsport, Pa.
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ABOUT People,
Strangers In tho Cay and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad,

''s""s''''" INV Va. -, ""' "''- '''"'
=, M. ~ lost Is eohiihed 10 MS room oy
illness.
+, +. fhil!ips' oil New MarHnsVilie, Is
at tho behler:
N. A, Walton, OF Cameron, was in
town yesterday.
ThomassAdams. O; Halls Mills. was n
Behler guest las, night.
~ ..r,, Lor,h,o, :, NJ f.,
uaaar ! ~ Ts., S;r,"on,h go, t .oM
n ,nip,o u i'''' N'N'o''''A ''''''' 40 eoN
'".''''"h.
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About twenty boys working in the
tin department OF the -E,na-Standard
Iron and Steel Company walked out
yesterday morning on n strike for m
advance from SO cents to 81 day.
Poster, were put up in the afternoon,
reading: Twenty young women want.
ed BY tho IEtna-Standard Iron and
Steel Company to separate tin"
Applicants, it was learned. were moro
than sufficiently numerous to fill the
vacancies.
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A PRETTY BATTLE
Was tho Boxing Contest Botwoon
Parry and Jimmy Callnhor,
TIL. PLUCEY HOMESTEAD BOY WON

In tho sixteenth. After Having Dccn
on the4Doiensirc,Duriug hlmos, tho
Entire Fifteen Previous Rounds.
Only u Fairly Largo Crowd was In
Attendanoo-Chariey Och Makes a
: Good Showing Before Nikirk. OF
rittsburga-Tho Other bouts last
Night,
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Pi,tsburgh-River feet inc!:cs and
rising. Weather cloudy and raining.
Morgan,own-River 9 feet and sta
tionary. Weather clear and warm.
reensboro-Riyer ! foe. I inches
aud stationary. Weather warm with
indications OF Iain.
Warrcn-Rivor eight-,enths OF one
foo. and rising. Weather cloudy and
cooler.
Oil City-River l'ioot inch and ris.
ing. Weather warm and raining.
Steubonville-Rivcr 3 feet 0 inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ITO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
ANN HILL nERS NlTIlE

= AND BUILDERS. NOTICE
II being the desire and Intention OF the Coun,y
Cont OF Putnam county, ", Va. 10 remodel
and repair the Court House OF said county. situ-
Gie In The town OF Winfield, notice is hereby
given to architects. contractors aud builders 10
furnish on or before tho meeting OF said County
Court. oil the ii day OF June, 1875. plans and
specifications for remOdclIng. enlRrgiug md re.
palring the ssid Court House building. together
with estimates Of tho cost for such work.
The present building is OF brick. 50 feet long
by 80 feet wide. and Is two stories high.
When such plans. &c. arc submitted the Court
will. ut Its meeting on said Sd DAY of June next,
determine and decide 10 adopt thRt1pun which.
shall be deemed the bc', and most advantageous;
and will paw reasonable amount for the plan
adopted. For any further Information, address
X. A. SALM0SS Clerk.
wnHeld, W. Va.
MARCH ?S. 1897. mrO
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

"ANTED-MAN IN THIS CITY
w with $1,000 cash capital TO start n branch
Office Of our business $500 per month can easily
but a strictly legitimate and permanent office
business; now Ia operation in several cities
coming money. Reliable parties with the re-
CURED capital meaning business address imrnc.
dlutcly. J. +. Lawrence, ilS-iD Dearborn street,
Chicago, III. mvl
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ROLF &c ZANE.
20 FOURTEENTH STREET.
Telephone G6 inf
FOR S ALE-

,Iouso n,.n -oo,,s L-,,
s!,5OO '''''' % e''"e' 'o'' -''a street
Twn h,;cl. ,o,sos o,,
Foil ST. sin wnrj rcntS for sn III nouSu ~ rSat
Iiousc, rooms, brict Io, STs,!S S',t; SI;GU,
Z, S,I 80, 20 M 'o' ''@I-- IL, Chapline
Splendid lot ios dwelling, n Mat, s,r,,, .o..
Iiomso, i rooms pud s,o,o ,o,,, vel,
near ii 81 strcrt lot i;1Ino loot '"a'u street,
iinnS" a r,n., IL" - ,,E -, 'I 81.
93d street, sSSo5 anu ''''' '"'p'ne street, near
lInnSn ron ,'w" E E,tcG'' iei'eueic' sou
iJo"so s
ioTsS, rooms and itcn h s5tIe, cS slGoa
y 1S na hS; cs5 sss Snn store S room
''' iInnsc SI 4 t"on, h.ro,.
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". T. SANFORD, Station Agent OF
Lecper, Clarion county, Pa. writes: |
can recommend One Minute Cough Cure
as tho best ever used. 1t gave instant
relief and n quick euro. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling. ". Va, B. i. Peabody,
BonHood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
port, 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

THAT scroiulous faint which has been
in your blood for years. will be cxpell.
ed by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier. 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

Yesterday the Musee bowling alley
inauguratsd a lunch counter which
promises to become very popular. At
this resort you can now get n piece oil
pic-pio without leather coyers-a
wholesome sandwich, cup OF good
coffee, or any soit drink your palate
may have taste for. Proprietor Stat
Ter aud Manager George u. lIeryoy are
greatly encouraged by the opening days
business.
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FOR SALE-


No. liSS. rcnustrcet, rooms and bath, both
gases Cheap.
No, ~ llth street. ii-roomcd brick Cheap
40 GID Market street, 4 rooms, $3.50.
Nos ilOl and llO5 Market street. business
property, sic.5OO.
nos. = mud S9 S7tb street, 1. rooms. $3.50.
{ no. @2?SS Market street. rooms and bath, Sj,bol
No, US York street 2 rooms Chcap'
No. 81 y. Front 81, S rooms and bath. Chcar:
NO. luIb Chaplinc st, rooms. bath room aud
large stable SS0N
Corner 18th md Woods street, dwelling aud
store room. Chap.
Houses OF nllSiEcS and In different locations
Saloon for sale on 10Th street. cheap.
cheap
Restaurant md hotel for sale on I?,h street,
cheap.
Cignr store on Market street for sale cheap,
building lots In all tho best locations III tho
citr.
Farms for ssln on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT, MONEY TO LOAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

Aoo n yard for Dollar Grenadines.
4SS. New effects in Dress Nets.
Gro. N. Shook K Co.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS F.!

A good 7.roOm brick house. with hall, No, 81
Eighth street Very cheap at $500
Lot 'Ox26i, on National pike. cheap.
Groom house, No. 1872 McColloch street Bar.
gain.
No, S'i2 McColloch street, roomed house. a,
$50
Lots 2jx1o feet on s. Huron street, a, 500. On
easy terms.
Lots "SHl'0icct on 5. Penn street. at sl.OOo
rooms store aud stable. No. 50 S, Penn street
RtSL%50. LOOK this Nh
l;otSjxlOJ feet on McCollOch street, al 500.
Money 10 l.oau-slOO 10 sj.0OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08
REAL ESTATE,
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
- FOR SELE.

The late residence OF Lewis Jones, deceased.
on the east side Of North York street, la:rS
dwelling with nil modern Improvements. beau.
uiui grounds extending 10 river. One o, the
choice spots In the city.
The tWo-story brick. slate roof dwelling. resi-
deneo OF Nrs, Elizabeth Hunter. No. los Zane
street. Island. corne. Of y. York street. lasSs
grounds. leOrlSo feet At \ BARGAIN.
The Bloch property. corner OF Main and Ninth
streets: houses; ground g. feet front, extend.
inHto the river WILL SELL PART or al OF it
4 fine building lot at Woodsdale.
No. l0GS. Front street. rivcrview; lot 60 fee:
mont anu extends TO the river. House Is OF brics
with rooms with all modern conycuIencex
40. Is Fourteenth street. lot Soxl2O feet
No. 81 5. Front street, frame house OF roou1
All modern improvements
No. luS Fifteenth street. lot 31Ilc0.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-EMERS0N PIANO. A
i good bargain. Terms TO suit purchasers
Call Mt NJ: 1901 Chnpllnc street. mv2p
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WANTED.

WANTED-YOUNG MAN FOR
w road work. Salary aud expenses from
start References and So cash security re-
quircL address OPPORTUNITY" care In.
telligcncer Office. my79
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TOR SALE-N EW ST N.ROOM
l. house Laundry. bath room. attic hall, |
porChcS. In the best location. viii be sold nj a
bargain. Inquire at &c South Penn street apt
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TO LOAN.
,TOSEY TO LOAN

Mooney TO LOAN.
w Cash always OIL hand In suns 10 suit.
from $40 and upwards. on real estate: also on
furniture. ,Ec.. without removal: easy pay mentS
No charge unless loan Is made. Confidential
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, Box lO7.
ialn.rrhhS
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CALESMAN (MEDICAL)-WANTED
~ to call on physicians with largo and i'm
poriRnt surgical work almost ready. An excel
lent income can be earned b. physicians or
Others OF good address state age and experience.
Lock Box 1852. Philadelphia. Pa mri
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STOCkS FOR SALE.

S,TOCKS FOR SALE.
~
10 shares Commercial Rnnk.
10 shares Exchange Hank.
share German Bank.
- shares lIcllniTG Nall Mill.
q shares Wheeling Drug CO,
- shares Warwick China 60,
10 shares FoStOrin GluSs Co.
shares Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
10 shares Wheeling Ice and Storage Co.
r. s, lEWIN. Broker.
InyG No. y Twelfth Street
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MARCH. ?S. 1885,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-30
A BIG LAND GRAB.
England's Bold Work i'm Ven
ezuela.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Accord-
ing to advices received here imp ort-
ant British documents have been
found at Honolulu as to the pend
ing British-Venezuelan boundary
question, in which the United
States has urged arbitration as a
means of settlement.
Assistant Surveyor-General Cur
tbs ]. Lyons of Hawaii has examin-
ed them and has made map, ac-
companied by a statement, which,
it is said, supports Venezuela's
contention, even on the evidence
thus far presented by the British.
The records brought to public at
tention by Mr. Lyons were furnish
ed to Hawaii by the British For
eign Office when Hawaii was a
monarchy largely under British
control. They are on file in the
Surveyors Office at Honolulu.
Lyons was led to make an in
vestigation by the publication last
month of the official map of the
Guiana territory. On comparing
this with the map furnished by the
Foreign Office twenty years ago he
found the boundary line entirely
changed. The first map gave the
line as Venezuela claims it should
be. The last map shifts the line
far westward and includes as Brit
ish territory about 10000 square
miles which the first map showed
to be clearly Venezuelan territory.
The old map was made by the
Royal Geographical Society of
England, and thereafter was given
official approval and sent out by
the Foreign Office. 1t is therefore
considered of scientific as well as
of official value.
Mr.. Lyons says: "The area thus
taken in, as shown on these maps
themselves, is 10000 square miles
or more-larger than the area of
either Massachusetts or Vermont.
What the Venezuelans are claim
ing we have no means of knowing,
but it is very natural they should
claim at least that British Guiana
should adhere to the original map"
Chronicle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-30
This is the Medicine That Makes
People Well!
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co.,


pph navou,h dhe gltorda;
h Celery COMPOUND Icanow eandal epand
al Cp weighed
kt IhG compound ounpe
Yours respectfully
MRS AUGD ARROW
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-30
Iarboes' Diamond. Enamel q Ever
tasting Paint
Especially designed for Vacuum Pans.
TO LET.
Several Cottages al Moderate Rsst,lS
@
H.
FOR SALE on EASY FRRHR
FOR SALE On EASY TERMS.

House Lots, ! n miles from Post Ofioe. on
and near King Street, u few steps
beyOnd the Kswehameha
School grounds.
o. This offers a good chance to secure
homesteads at moterate prices. With an.
nsxAkisn assured in the near future, a
Istuse Lot no near the business center
forSus orc OF the most desirable invest
ments for small sum OF money.
ssA-- Corporations or anyone desiring
to invest in Large Tracts of Suburban
Land can be accommodated at reasonable
hgu1s with Tracts of from 5, 10 to 50
Acues.
CO. Land on the other Islands, in
TrESs suitable for Dairy, Hog Ranch or
Conee and Sisal Plantation for sale or
lease. Enquire OF
ieS2-3m E. M. NAKUINA,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-09-20

An enterprisiug young man, who Is
part owner in boat house down the
river, claims to have discovered some
thing that will hc of inestimable value
to suffering mankind if experience
proves It's worth. The inhabitants Of
this down-the-riyer boat house were
nearly torn to pieces by mosquitoes
every time they attempted to sleep in
the house at night. Screens seemed
to be of no avall, and it looked at one
time as if the house would have to be
abandoned Finally, an old lady,
who lived in the nelghborhood, told
them that she had not been troubled
by mosquitoes for several years. Her
remedy was astonishinglv simple. She
discarded all screens, and threw the
windows wide open at night Across
the open space of the window she
stretched piece of red ribbon about
two inches wide. "a mosquito, said
She, "cannot be induced to pass that
ribbon. Why II j. so / do not know,
but | know the natives OF India take
this means of battling the vicious mos
qultoes. 1t works to perfection here
also. The young man followed i'll
structions, and now declares that
there has not been mosquito in the
boat house since the ribbon was
stretched across the doors and win
dows, Philadelphia Record.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-09-20
FLYING ON THE RAILS.
Worlds Record Broken by New
York Central Road.

The worlds record for fast time on a rail
road was rccaptured from the English. when
the New York Central train, which lett New
York city, dashed into the East Buffalo STA
tion, having accomplished the trip at the
greatest speed for a continuous journey OF
any train over any road in the world.
The distance from the Grand Central Sta
ton, New York City. to the East Buffalo Sta
tiuu-436l, miloS--wnS covered IN 407 min
utrs. or SIX hours and A. minutes. This is at
the rate Of 64-34S miles an hour. The En-
gli,h record, which up to this time was the
fastest in the world, was 40 miles in 5l2
minutes, or at the rate Of 63. 242 miles an
hour.
In other words. the American train
smashed the English record by more than Il
mile IN hour The New York Central train
comprised four heavy cars-Oue combination
smoking and baggage ear. weighing 50, 40
pounds one coach, 81, 40 pounds; another,
50, 100 pounds, and the private car Marqulta,
weighing l09 900 pounds The to,al weight
for the four ears was 35S. 30 pounds. This
is practically the same rs the egular equip
ment Of the Empire State express, except
that in regular service the latter tram has a
drawing room ear Instead Of a private car Of
about the same weight.
The English train that made the recent
run Of $40 miles in 81 minutes, consisted OF
three standard English railway carriages,
having "a total length OF l26 feet, exclusive of
the engine, or only about two-hfths Of the
lenght of the American train, and Weighing
much less than half Is much.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-09-20
WOMEN RAN THE CARS.
Pretty Daughters OF syracuse. y. v,
at the Motor and as Conductors.

Syracuse, y. Y. was astir with anticipation
for Trolley Day The femialn" portion Of
the population was to run the ears ana the
men were Interested to see th"m do il. As
early is Is - a. m. the first car was sent out
by the Syracuse Street Railway Committee Of
the Woman's Observation-Disclosures and from
that hour until midnight they sped through
the streets of the city, making pretty pic
ture with flags and gally cJlorei streamers
ahoat in the breeze.
some cars we're drupel with yards Of
Stars ana Stripes, with row OF small Amer
Jean flags around the top. Some had the
side, hung with curtain draperies Of bright
colorrd cheese cloth: some were iestOUned
with rop Of red, Whit and blue tissue paper
other with strips OF red, yellow or blue hunt
ing, caught up in biz rosettes one was all
in pure white, and all lottrd white banners
on which WAS inscribed "Womans Trolley
bay. fare five cents.
Everybody in syracuse rode on the cars.
which were crowded all day. Toward the
middle of the afternoon traIlers had t. be
added. Throngs waited at the street cor
ners. but many had 10 be turned away diSap-
pointed. Lots OF men got on, If only To ride
Il block. Just for the sake Of having the pretty
conductors collect the fare which they We're
willing to double many times for the sake Of
seeing them ring 1t up. and even fla conduct
or received So bill, she had to ring up
every nickel Of il.
The regular conductors and motormen
We're in charge Of each ear for safety, but
there was also a chaperOne on each and a
young woman conductor. The prettest girls
We're chosen. and they all put on their most
fetching gowns and wore their most bewitch-
ing smiles, looking altogether lovely and
charming. Each one was furnished with a
white satin badge. on which was printed in
blue letters, Nv. c. A. Trolley Day. and to