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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-07-16
THE AUSTRALIA ARRIVES.
TUESDAYS FLEET or ISLAND
STEAMERS GO OUT
Items AlonRshore---Big Passenger
Lists--The Largest Sailing Vessel
Launched--Other Items To-day.

Busy day on Oceanic dock
A murky sticky day alongshore.
Leis were in demand this afternoon.
The Oriental liner Picking is due tomorrow
morning
The lightning Kappa express which goes
to Keslia this afternoon is being loaded at the
Mail wharf.
aIThe Keauhou is taking one hundred and
twenty-five tons OF coal to Waimea and Eleeie
plantations today.
The steamer Iwalansis still on the marine
railway. She will resume her Kauai route
the end Of the week.
The steamer lKinau took a big passenger
list to Hawaii, and the Likelike was equally
well loaded for Maui points.
The steamer Mikahala sailed for Kauai
ports with her usual cargo of freight and n
full list of passengers--every room taken and
cots down besides.
The schooner VOlant sailed from San Fran
cisco June Goth for His, the schooner Mary
Dodge for Kahului and Fanning's Island July
14th, and the schooner Robert Levers for
this port July 9Th
The steamer Asloun will leave Portland,
Oregon, on or about August LIST for Yoko-
hama, via Honolulu. Theo II Davies&CO are
the agents, to whom application should be
made for freight and passage rates
The steamship Australia was signaled at
three o'clock yesterday afternoon of Wanna
nalo and docked at Oceanic wharf about half
past FIVE. She brings "a cabin and Is steer
age passengers and an average cargo.
On June sth there was launched at Gees.
temunde, Germany, steel flve-masted sailing
vessel for Messrs F Laiesz's (Hsmburg) fleet.
She was christened the Potosi Her carrying
capacity is 5000 tons and she Is the largest
sailing vessel at present ahoat, the French
ive-master, France, being of smaller dImen-
sions.
Complaints were numerous from inter-isl-
and voyagerS today on account of the vast
clouds of dust from the esplanade which
made travelling to and from the whsrves ex-
ceedingly disagreeable. It is thought by
many that sprinkler could be sent along the
esplanade at least once week--saY Tuesday
to alleviate this nuisance.
The scho orer Anna arrived In San Fran.
cisco, q days from Kalului on June 9th, the
steamer Alameda from this port July 8rd, tn,
brig j. d. Spreckels 10 days from Kahulu
July Bird, the schooner Transit 10, days from
this port July 5th, and the bark Alden Besse
"a days from this port July 9th. The shiT
Charmer arrived in New York July 5th from
this port in the quick trip of99 days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-07-16

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets. lodging by
day, week or month. Terms; 70
and so cents per night; 81, and
81 % per week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-07-16
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
AND THE
Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co.
It'll
Aaee
For YOKOHAMA and HoNGKoNG :

Steamers Of the above Companies will
call at Honolulu on their way to the
above ports on or about the following
dates:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05

the prairie and in the cen
Ter of the cloud were 1"o
iovely lakes of water, intersperseo WIN
numerous and beautiful islands, anu
beyond these lakes were two high ana
rugged mountains, with q large river
winding its way between them. Anu
on our left was another lake adjoining
and higher than the first mentioned
lakes, with the water flowing genty
over q preeIpice. forming oeautliui
cascade, and directly beyond TINS
lake was another lofty mountain
with a road winding its serpentine way
up the mountain side TO the summit
The scene was sublime and perfectly
natural. And as the sun gradually sank
the scene changed, and across the lace
81 this most magnificent picture there
appeared all the colors of the rainbow
intermingling with land and sea In such
dazzling beauty as is utterly Impossible
for my pen to describe. In 1act,
the Unaka Mountains are 1ull
Of interest and romance, and
visit to them will well repay any one.
These mountains are the sportsman s
paradise, as game OF all kinds nearly
are to be found in superabundance,
such as wild turkey, pheasants, quail,
rabbits, coon, deer, some hare, etc.
The trout streams and fishing cannot De
surpassed. More anon. SEP HALL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
MARTINS FERRY.

The condition OF the glass matter Is
about at q standstill at present Moth
ing is being done on either side. Presi-
dent SeamOn, of the Buckeye, states
that he is willing to run his plant on the
cooperative system, the same as the
Crystal glass works at Bridgeport are
run on. That is, he will pay union wages
providing the men will leave twenty per
cent of their wage earnings 10 as stock.
Then at the end OF the year II they wish
TO draw out their money they can do so.
But then they will have TO run the
same risk as the other and larger stock
holders. This is the only way be claims
that the Buckeye works can be run sue
cessfully and pay union wages.
The LaughIln Nail Company have
let the contract for their tin
mill to the Totten & Hogg
Iron and Steel Foundry Company
of Pittsburg. The contract calls for
ten mills 10 be put in at once and room
eft for seven more. The mill will be
/ built of iron aud the trimming and pack
Jag houses OF brick. The mill will be
one OF the largest and best equipped
mills iu this section. Room for seven
more mills will be left. Tha nail plate
train used AZ the mill now will be
changed TO a train for rolling sheet bars
for the new mill. The work OF exca-
waiting for the foundation has begun
already.
The Kings Daughters entertainment
at the Presbyterian Church last even
ing was very enjoyable affair A very
fair crowd witnessed the performance
which consisted OF reading recitations,
vocal cad instrumental music. all which
were rendered In manner that reflect
ed credit upon the dfferent performers.
The proceeds OF the affair will be used
for the benefit of the poor in our city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ Bartholomew ceIe-
0rated their nineteenth wedding ami
versary at their home last evening 10
very enjoyable manner. Quite nun
Der OF friends were present who spent
the evening in social way.
John A Moore, a well-known Etna.
Standard mill man, left last evening for
Birmingham, Ala, to accept situation
10 a rolling mill at that piece.
w. A. Moore and family returned
uOulb u DedNeI AIS l6steEuAgt diboI d
couple of weeks visit with Mrs. Moore's
parents here.
Thomas Salisbury received a telegram
yesterday from Cincinnati, stating that
his father-in-law, John w. Taylor, had
died.
Five couples OF young people drove
out TO the Waysde Inn last evening,
where they took supper.
The entertainment to be given in the
Y. NJ C. A, this evening promises to be
fine affair.
Bert Oliver returned home last even
ing from Plttsburg, after few days
visit.
Harry Evans will move his family to
Cam Oridge, o., in the neac future.
George Tllton, OF Yorkvlle, was in
town yesterday on business.
James Benton, of Pittsburg, was In
town on business yesterday.
To-day is pay day at the West Vlr-
ginla glass works.
Miss Lena Mckay has returned from
Delaware, D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
BEiLAIRE.


James E. Mcdonald, son Of Patrlc X
Mcdonald. OF Gravel Hill, died on
Thursday OF diabetes. He was located
in Colorado about ten years, but last
year became sick and was brought TO
his fathers home by his brother 10
Seph. Services were held at the house
last evening, and the body was taken to
Braddock, Pa, for interment.
The Jacket band boys failed to make
near the amount OF money they ex-
pected, but they cleared something near
500. Tho cod weather was the potent
factor against them.
The B., u. & c. boys had some work
getting an engine back that ran off the
track at the turntable. The passenger
train was delayed two hours thereby.
A gold ring was found in Grand Army
Hall on Thursday night. Owner can
have same by calling on reporter aud
proving property.
Mrs. Mills and daughter Sallie are
home from Mansfield, Ohio, where they
were visiting the son and brother, Mr..
win Mills.
Miss Lide Anderson. who has been
visiting In Bellaire for several DAYS, has
returned TO her home a. St. Clairsville.
Mrs. Simon Behr, former mistress
Of the Globe Hotel, but now OF Dunkirk,
Ind, is visiting In the city.
Mr.. VIM. Neland has returned to his
home at Clarksburg, after very pleas
ant visit with relatives.
Mr.. Charles Steel started back to
DunkirS. Ind, TO go to work again
after his creation.
Miss Vioa Schumacher, sister of
Mrs. Max Herzoerg, is visiting the lat
ter at her home.
Mr.. Clevenger aud family, of st.
Clsirsville, have moved and settled iu
Bellaire.
Miss Mamie Miller. of Gravel Hill, i:
able to be out after siege Of sickness.
Mrs E G. Jennings. of the Fourth
ward, is visiting at ST. Clairsvils.
Miss MaudSPotts is visiting Mrs Alma
Saunders. OF the Fourth ward.
The Buckeye Fishing Cluo cleared
SLAB at their ball,
Blanche Harrison has gone home to
ST. Clairsyille.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
Don't.

Don't imagine for a moment that
happiness depends upon Surroundings
1, is more often the result of dispose
tion.
Don't deceive yourself by thinking
you can succeed or be happy with bad
disposition. You cannot
Don't make the mistake Of thinking
YOU can have an amiable disposition II
you have bad health, or if there is any
thing deranged about your system.
Don't misunderstood the cause Of bad
feelings, irregular pains, weaknesses
and dspressions. They have commoo
cause.
Don't doubt what so many eminent
persons have declared, that there is ont
great cause for most Of the troubles OF
men and women-derange kidneys
Don't deceive yourself by allowing
these things to run along. Take them
TO time and by the best and most scien-
tidc manner possible.
Don't let anyone deceive you. There
is only one great remedy known 10 the
world for the cure OF kidney and liver
troubles. That remedy is Warmers
safe Cure.
Don't hesitate to use II promptly aud
constantly, so long as you feel any OF
the troubles above described. 1t is GER
tain to keep you and prove "a FRIEND
10 need"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
FOR SALE.

House of rooms and hall, in splendid
order Dist street. 50 GOJ.
Two lots with large stable, Peninsula add.
ton To kast Wheeling, cheap.
House II ID Rooms, brick, large lot Eof
street Centre Wheeling. Cheap on easy terms,
House OF rooms, brick. 23d street. t2jh
house OF rooms, brick, Main street.
Fifth ward. 81 $50.
street. Belvedere, very easy terms, $3.50
House rooms 9th St.. lot 2J1lUO let, Il ~
House ! rooms, 18th at. easy terms 500
Splendid building site for dwelling Eoh q.
Fifth ward, 81 100
Doubie house. 10 rooms, Coal street fifi
ward; large lot. Easy terms, sl,OJJ
House. rooms, Mare street between
Sew, nth and Eighth streets. Easy term 'f-'y1
House room, corner lot, Ath 'te'I
House. 3 rooms, Charles stres,, easy terms
House. rooms and hall. with large lot ijti
street. Easy terms $500. ,.,,
House oil rooms, Fifth Watui U" '-'!
House, rooms and hall, "a st. G5u ...
House 10 rooms, with large lot. II Size q ~"
House, double, rooms each, litn BE-. hgl,
House. > rooms Jacob ST.. sixth Wtfi' SD"
Hous D rooms. 18th street, SL,2h ,..,.,
House, rooms. Jacob street
House, , rooms and ball, lot lOJHi't PiiA
View, SlsO0 f,..b
House, rooms. new. hard WOOD -1''u'
Woods street, Filth ward. s2,lO. p1.
Splenild house, . rooms, LIND s''''
yeJere sl,4j0. nan
House. rooms. North Market -iieg- ~. j,l
House OF rooms bon street, Ds.'e 49,.
and 23I streets, with 4-roOmel Lo1'' - '''
rear, large iot s3.5O. ..,,
House of 6 70 ms. I'D street sl'D c.,,.,
House OF rooms, ChapllHe street. O'u'''
Wheeling, 81 so. -...,.s35l
House Of rooms, Woods sT'e' 49,
40 feet OF land fronting on McCollocA 'ai
Lind streets. m .,,s,.
House OF rooms and hail. ChHPll''
Centre " heeling, 81 % -,.,, .-ts55U
$50 $40, 800. sou. Si.Oj' sL''' anu '-'''
to loan on city real estate.
NEGRfTT g. DEyINE5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

NOR SALE NEW RESIDENCE. JUST
u completed. on North Front street. con-
tanning ~ rooms ha | aud bath room. house
has full basement. containing cellar coal Gel
lar. Laundry aud drying room. Also. two lots
l67H feet frontage) on North Huron street,
near Zane Lots front on both Huron and
Wabash streets. Inquire at the MUTUAL
SAVINGS BANK, No. 1921 Market street
de3jWs&d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
THE INFANT NEW YEAR

begins life auspiciously. He has walked up
in one of our superb beds. Father Time
has left him to shift for himself and the
world looks strange and new 10 him for the
minute, but he'll get along very nicely with
such luxurious surroundings. It's Just the
bed room suite for 1855; il was picked
from our display, the largest and finest,
containing all the latest styles, and every
suite special value. There can't be much
insomnia this year when such irresistible
charms for sleep are provided. There's a
charm, too, about our parlor suites and
odd pieces, end double distilled charm
about our prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
SALE.
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1923 MARKET STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a deed Of tust made by BGrbArA
Helt. Nary Belingsr, Louisa Holt, EhzaoetA
Heltan josephine helt, OF the city OF Wheel
ing. OniC county. W. va, 70 M a. lTu',,'.
dated uecember 18th, 1890, ana recorded 10 ile
Office OF the Clerk OF the county Court of Ohio
county. W. Va, IN deed OF trust book NO g.
page l23. I will sell a. public auction. Isl %.
north ront door OF the Court House Of sail
county. on
WEDNESDAY, THE 23D DAY OF JASU'
AIRY, 1896
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. The following
described real estate situated In the cry.
county and state aforesaid, that IL To say: Tie
south half OF 10 numbered hfty-four t5D, s.tl-
atei and fronting on he west side Of Locust
street. between Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh streets, In Joseph CaldwelPs addition
to III said city or Wheeling. on which j. sl-.
ated frame dwelling containing four room
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
JApES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
G. A. SCHAEFER q Co, Agents. de2lsl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05

When Baby was sick. We gave her Cssacgsa
WbOa shs was Child. che cried for Caseosss,
When she became Miss she chung to Casserta.
WbSa ma had Children, She gave them Caste ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
UNAKA MOUNTAINS.
HON SIP. BALL PEACEFULLY ENJOYING Tbs
BslUHFU4 SCENERY.

Grandeur Which No Pen Could Dsseribs-A Re-
fiction in a Cla0d-A Cabin Full Of Flsas
Sleeping on the Flor ard "a ing With the
Fingers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05

Mrs. AURELIA VAN
grrr. OF Hamilton, Ind.
writes. Ny friends
aid i would never be
any better. for 1 bad
uiccntioo Of the bow
eis. By the time I bad
taktn a bottle and q
beIf OF Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discov-
erv. TIE bleeding had
almost stopped. Ny ap-
pc-ite was good. MOTH
ing seemed % hurt me
fngr / rte. Ny improve
uent was WONDERFUL
several years have
"a pormanent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
ABOVE AL OILERS,

Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, IN
every disease caused by toIPiu nVel ~ -. L.
k---,.,,-o-,,o,fs qnd Kindred ailments, moth
t"s aDnroachss it as remedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

10 i3i sixteeHtn st. eet. Sr,on h.,-,
t1Do Chapli"e street, fine ras.5cCA
South roadway. fine resit4ee-oe
20 i23 Fourteenth Stree bn e'.lence
iOo Zane street, Island, Gae s'ti14tlc.
wv, n"e lots on South Broaa,y, y 'iv.Iii.eo;s,
pnhding lota in Pleasant V,io-Al'
inc John W. icLure homest
reduced figure UNIV Streets al
A desirable residence property. No oo
diana street; z rooms: modern W. ~ Ia
Nos I%6, 1@S ana 1870 south Pan,
cheap. Gun strslr
No. 60 N. Wabash street Island
story frame dwelling Of 8 rooms. L., .,t W.;
feet. 0JAiA
Nos. 2216 and 22IS Marke. ,trs.,
double brick dwellings property OF roorSssT
NO. ~ n. WaDa'h street, Island. 49,
frame dwelling OF rooms; water on t,'
floors lot 2Sxl20 feet y" 1o'l
No. 2S2I Eoff street, 2-story frame js.r
lug of6 rooms; half lot We. SO No. u. MIN
feet. -'A'"
No. 529 ain street, 2-story brick dve,I,, .
OF IA rooms.
A frame house on McColloch street Tor SON
MONEY TO LOAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
FOR SALE-REAL FsTArp

w ~ SELL ON EASY TERN, OPP To,
from io' city property good farm m DE-
ney.st tlIs city; Enquire OF T. 5. RILEY l.I-'
inS w V' No. lilS Chapline street w F.'l,'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
DOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

DARN FOR SALE.
Il The sale OF that valuable farm known as
the George Sawlell farm has ben adjourned
un ii saturday. the 18th day Of January. 1888,
sale to begin at 10 o'clock .. m, at the front
do II Of the Court House OF ohio county West
Viroinia he land may be divided and sold
in two separate tracts, or as whole, as the
parties In interest may eject on day OF sale
Should it be sold in separate tracts 1t viii be di.
yided as follows: Ali OF the l.ndlying west OF
he cherry Hill road, supposed TO be about
seventy Ave acres in one tract, AID the balance
OF the farm, lying ea OF said Cherry Hin road,
supposed 10 be about one hundred and eIgnty-
one acres, in the other tract.
TrRMs OF SALE One-third cash, or as much
more as the purchaser may elect TO pay, on day
of sale aud the remainder in two equal annual
payments, with interest. lien 10 be retained on
land to secure the deferred parments,
j. f. HOOTON.
J. C. HERvEY. Auctioneer. de3lra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
Telephone i3

NESBfTT g. DEVlNE'
1879 Market street
Telenhone6f3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05
BOol, Abuat Free.

PATERSON, \. J., Auf. II, ~.
Gsnflsnsen-Having had three sisters do
with Consumption. and knowing by my
symptoms that unless helped would De the
next, began to use your aicRoBE killer
upon the advice OF friends. and / am nov
happy TO say that am again enabled 20 work
(Which was unable TO dol and have good reSt
and appetite, ald no headache % cough.
Ed. &. SPEsR, : halaeurS I've.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-05

MORTON, DBL. Co. PA. aug. e, is-i.
Genflcmen-T had the Rheumatism IN ny
limbs so bad that | was unable 70 do my
work. Twas induced TO try RApAM's MiCRoBS
KILLER. and am happy 10 say that was cured
In few weeks. IL Is a grand. good mecl-
cine, and would advise every one 70 try lt.
q, ARCHIE THOMSON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
THE TROLLEY BOYS FUN
Annual Ball of Conductors and Mo-
t0rmen Last Night.

Infantry Hall was the scene OF joyous
gathering last night, IL being the annual
concert and ball OF the Street Car Mutual
Benefit Association, and several hupdred
persons, including msny BEAUTIFULLY COS
tuned ladies, attended TO show their pp-
probation of our conductors and motor
mems efforts to please end care for the
travelling public. The concert program
was unusually excellent, and 1t was char
acterized by q series Of delightful musical
numbers by the Jessie ID. Drown Lady
Orchestra OF Boston. There was dane
ing until 2 o'clock.
The committee in charge OF the ar
rangenents comprised the following
Frank Il. Bacon, chairman; Clarence A.
Spear, ID. S. Is. Allardice and Eugene H.
Tompkins. william j. Curtis was general
floor director; William l.. Vallett, sssis-
tant director, and tho aids were George
Tbayer, Everett i. Gardner, James East
wood, William A. Tanner, Fred A.
Arnold, Ezra III. Kent, William N. Field,
and Arthur l.. Fletcher
The treasury OF the association will ba
materially benefited by the proceeds OF
the affair. Special eloetrics conveyed tho
dancers home after the ball.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
RODMAN POST ELECTIONS.
Veterans Honor the Memory of the
Late DR.. Woodbury..

Rodmsn Post, IL, q. A. r.. elected off,
GERS last evening and passed resolutions
on.the death of Rev. DIR. Augustus Wood
bury ana eulogistic remarks were made
by Department Commander Daniel II.
Ballou, Commander Ezra X. Parker, Past
Department Commander Elishs. X. Rhodes
and Comrades Sackett and shaw. The rsso-
lutions were as follows:
whereas, The Rev. Augustus Woodbury..
ID. D., during many years past n comrade OF
Rodman Post. as it's revered chaplain. has
departed this life, ripe In years, intellect ana
goodness.
We, his surviving comrades, contemplating e
with sorrow the irroparabie loss not only 10
US personally and our post, but also to the
entire @. A. r., caused by his death, record
this tribute to his memory:
DIR. Woodbury. was universally nc reeognized as
a comrade, "a counsellor and citizen OF the
most eminent worth and character. He
exemplifod in his own godly, unseljsh and
patriotic life the vital principles OF our great
Order-Frsterni,y, Charity and Loyalty
while he enforced and illustrated with his
brilliant intellect, tempered by the impulses
OF generous heart, those sound principles,
that representations Christianity. ard that
just cause which rendered his life illustrious.
His example and the memory of his virtues
and his works remain 10 US, and will be- pre-
-seryed by us as a precious heritage.
The election resulted as follows:
Commander, James Moran; s. V. COM
mander, John +. Morris; j. V. COM
msnder, Christopher Rhodes; quarter
master, James Il. p. Bucklin; surgeon,
Fenner II. Peckham, Jr. (; chaplain, Henry
4. Tia fft officer of the day, Charles III.
Smith; delegates to Department Encamp-
ment, John NJ studley, Frederick l..
Brown alternates, Henry 5. Taft, Thomas
j. Griffin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
DECEMBER ELEVEN.

The second lecture OF the Stoddard
course Is TO be given tonight at Infantry
Hall. The subject is Napoleon.
At the Trocadero this evening the
Churchmen's Club will dine and listen
to discussion on the "The General Con-
vention Of 1895. " The ann Lal meeting OF
the Rhode Island Musical Association
will tie held this and tomorrow evenings
in Grsce Church CHAPEL.
At noon today occur the annual meet.
ipgs OF the Rhode Island Aiassssc husetts
railroads, and of the Providence & Wor-
cester railroad company.
Today the three days session of the
Providence Auxiliary OF the Christian
Workera' Association will begin at st.
Thomas Church, Esgle Park.
At the weekly meeting OF the Y. NJ G.
A. Jyceum tonight the subject OF apso-
lutte divorce is TO be discussed.
Emmet Temperance Cadets are 20 have
q complimentary bsll a. Dimond Hall to-
night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
FOOTBALL TEAM ARRESTED.
The Boys Charged With Destroying
Property.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11.--A special to The
Republic from Mexico, Mo-, says;
Sheriff Ames and deputy OF Cooper
county arrived In this city yesterday and
placed under arrest and took TO Boone
willie the football team of the Missouri
Military Academy ana ali the cadets who
accompanied them TO Bonneville on Oc-
tober IL, when they played the football
team OF the Kemper family. The warrant
for their arrest was sworn out by Mrs.
Il. l.. Elfrich, proprietress Of the Com mer-
cial Hotel at Bonneville, who charges
them with disturbing the peace and de-
siroying personal property. The military
academy officials are indignant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
SPORTING GOSSIP.
New Bedford Won From Salem
Last Evening"

At New Bedford last evening the
Whalers retrieved themselves OF the de-
feat experienced at the hands of the
Witches the night before by winning
from them on the home rink by the score
OF to !.
The game was roughly played through
out, and there was more unnecessary
holding and blocking than good team
work required, in consequence OF which
the Whalers lost a goal on fouls.
1t was New Bedford's game from the
start and ii was only by the hardest kind
of work that Salem was saved white
wash by Menard caging the ball at the
last moment.