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THE TEMpLll DHDloArED.
Imposing 0dd Fellows Ceremonies At
aIorGantOwn-A IiiG Parads-ETarClSss
at the Opera House,

imposing Ouu follOWH boEpmuulpN "
MoTGantowu-A Zig Parads-EKarClSeS
at the Opera House.
spetia! DispGies 10 he hltAligmeeL
MoRGANTowS, W, Va, Nov 9o.-The
new Odd Follows temple OF Monongalia
lodge, which is tho banner lodge OF the
state, was dedicated to-day with pOmp
and ceremony, Rain foil last night and
snow all day, and these elements inter-
Iersd materially with tho occasion, as
marching was bad and the hundreds oil
devices and banners presented Hlckly
appearance, but the enthusiasm WAS
not lacking, and tho demonstration was
tho largest in tho history oi the orgSni'
cation in West Virginia. There were
about three thousand visitors hero to-
day, including splendid representations
from every lodge in tho state, and visit
ing lodges from Western Pennsylvania,
with three bands Of music.
Mayor Posten, in behalf ot tho citi'
zens, and Frank Cox on behalf OF
Monongalia lodge No. IS, welcomed the
visitors, and a competent committee
luunu tHol VuhIkoIn' 1up ulR PNAAS
came of at o'clock, and consisted OF u
thousand members OF the order, several
bands OF music and the sixty University
cadets. The parade was under the
direction OF Col. X L. Fast The dedl-
catory exercises wero public and weEc
held in the Opera House, which 10
part OF the temple. Ono fourth Of tho
crowd could not get in.
Alter a prayer by President Good.
night and song by the High School
pupils, tho temple was dedicated by the
Wheeling team with beautiful cero-
monies. Hon. G. W. Atkinson, Of
Wheeling. delivered an eloquent ora.
tion, which was roundy Rpplauded,
Grand Master Book made short Rd.
dress, the bSnQuets tonight at the Pea.
body and Wallace hotels to tho grand
officers and representatives, formed q
happy part Of the day. The grand
lodge met in session this morning and
organized. but adjourned to assist in
dsdicating the temple. A busy session
Is looked for tomorrow aud Friday.
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ooNrusIoN IN oOAn rLApE

Expected to Follows u Conference to DlI.
Gus. DoArml,ts Latest Move.
PlrrsBuROn, Nov. 2O.-It iS learned
from ". p. DeArmitt, president Of tho
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal
Company, that hs ne made contract
with his miners for one yonr from No
yombor o, whereby ho agrees to pay
them 80 cents pOr tou. This is an in'
crease OF nino cents per ton for his
mon, but still falls Eve cents short ot the
present rate.
At thu last conference bctWeOn opera.
tors and miners II waa decided TO FIX
tho rate for the district definitely on the
first Tuesday Of December, aud At tho
same meeting a resolution was passed.,
by which both sides agreed that what.
ever ratio tho Nov York aud Cleveland
Coal Company adopted in December, II
1t should bO tue prevailing rate for the
district.
AS tho miners fully expected that tho
rate would bs made 90 cents or more,
1t remains to bo soon wholhor or not tho
resolution will bc carried out.
Tho conference between operators
and miners IL set for next ussday, and,
in order N discuss Mr.. DcArmllts
latest move, tho miners have called q
convention for that day.
General confusion In tho coal tradO 10
expected TO follow the conference.
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SENATOR ELKINS
The Defendant in Suit Brought
In New York.
A CLAIM BY WILLIAM c. REYEHER
To Intorost In Lands Purchased by
Mr., ElkIns Disputed by tho latter,
Tho Senator Says tho Plaintiff Did
Not Pay for tho Interest He Claims,
But ou tho Contrary RolIaqutshOd
1.-THE Case Now on Trial

New YoRK. Nov, 2O.-The hearing OF
q suit in which William O, Reveher
sues United States Senator Stephen u.
ElkIns, Of West Virginia, to recover an
interest claimed by him in certain
lands In New Mexico, aud also for an
accounting. was commenced to-day bo'
fore Judge Patterson in tho supreme
court. 1t is claimed by tho plaintiff
that in 1871 Mr.. ElkIns purchased some
land in New Mexico, in which the plain
till was to have an interest Of oue-third,
and that deed to that effect was exc
cuted, under which his interest In tho
land was to bo held in trust for him by
tho defendant. Mr.. Ekius, he alleges,
has sold portion OF the land aud has
received a considerable amount from
Its sale, for which no has mover ac-
counted.
Senator Elklns acknowledges that he
purchased tho lands, aud that on Octo-
ber II he signed deed under which
Reyoher was to become entitled To one.
third OF tho lands on paying MIN 81 20
au acre for them. This was, ho ayers,
the only paper ha aver executed. The
plaintiff, the defendant alleges, agreed
10 pay this price for it, aud said he ex'
pected to pay the 81 25 per aero In
short timo. but never did 80,
lie finally told tho defendant he was
not in q position TO carry ont his agree'
ment aud rolinQuishod HE interest in
the lands. Under these circumstances,
Senator Elkins says he sold the portion
OF the lands claimed by Rovehor to 7,
B. Catron, on the same conditions as
they had been previously held by tho
plaintiff, who. he states. has now no in
ierost in the property. tie also pleads
that ReVehor's claim is barred by the
statute OF Limitations.
The case was not concluded.
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wnnN rnn AMNNl. .IAp


He Youts His Anger on Ills rsoPls-A
HORRIBLE Story from AfIhAalstAu.
LONDON, Nov. 2O.-Tho Evening Nows
publishe, letter from Quota, a small
town OF Boloochistan, near the Afghan
istan frontier, which states that the
ameer Of Atghaniatan ll' greatly an.
noyed at tho failure o I NaErullah Khan,
his second sou, to arrange for q perma.
nent representative in London, during
his recent visit TO England. In oonso.
quenco OF the rage OF the Rmeer OF
Atgnanistau, many persons have boen
burned alive. great number OF his
subjects have been imprisoned, while
others have fed, from the country. A
notable who accompanied Prince NaE.
rullah on tho occasion OF his visit to
England named Kotwal, Is to DO tor.
tured ~ soon as hO arrives At Cabul. 1t
Is expected that NazrullRh Kahn him.
self will be punished and that possibly
no will be baniGhed from AfghaniaIan.
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THE wArLa, CASE.


All That Is Needed Is for the Government
to SIako Pcrcmptory Demand.
WASHINGTON, Now 2O.-Although tho
state department absolutely refuses to
confirm or deny a report that the
French government has refused to fur.
nish it the record in the Waller case,
somo difficulties 1t Ia known have been
encountered In procuring this indis,
pensablo document Just what the ma.
turs OF the trouble is cannot be learned,
but IL is understood that the RppicR.
tion for tho record 10 not regarded by
the French government asa matter Of
right Ia tho United States, and it is as.
sumed that II our application takes
moro the shapo OF request than de-
mand. the necessary documents may be
forthcoming.
Meanwhile the Waller case itself may
bo suddenly settled, 90 far as the liberia.
ton OF Waller is concerned, by the vol.
untary action Of tho French govern.
menl, as word has como here from OH.
cIal sourcos to the effect ;haL it is con.
tompla,od 10 proclaim amnesty for all
political prisoners taken IN Madagascar,
which would include Waller, unless
some special notice bo taken OF his case
and claim,
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MAY GO UP FOL. LIFE.
The Three BoJs who Wrecked the Now
York Central Trnln.

The Three BoJs Who Wrecked the Now
York Central Train.
RoME, n. Y. Nov. 2o.-Hildreth. Hib.
bard and Lato, three Of the lads impli.
Gated in tho wrccking of the New York
Central train near this place Tuesday
morning, have made full confession.
Bristol, the fourth OF tho gang, denies
his guilt. They will be put on trial for
murder in tho first degree, but, owing
to their youth, 1t Is likely that they will
be only convicted OF murder in the sec.
ond degree, tho penalty for which 10 i'm.
prisonment for life.
IIildroth told the officers to-day that
tho attempt to wreck train ten days
ago wnl drnclcd against tho ono which
passes Romo for tho east at 1922 a, M,
and which often carries rich express
bullion.
Later tho boys changed their minds,
and decided that tho mail train would
be bOttor, because. besides the mail,
tbs passengers wero likely TO bO wealthy
people.
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MSS oAMPnRLL,s ConruNE
Goes Outside of Her EamlIy-A Brother
Cut on With Five Hundred Dollars,

Goes Outside of Her Famlly-A Brother
Cut on With FlVa Hundred Dollars
IRoNToN, ONO, Nov. 20.-Ths will Of
Miss Clara Campbell was presented for
probate to-day. Her jewels, OF which
shc had gems collected from the cholc-
est collections OF Europe, arc bsquoathed
to Nora Scott, Elizabeth Mcclure, Flor
onco Campbell, Alice Campbell Neal
and Mrs. Mary Lillian Neal Hunter, Of
London, England, Her brothers,
Charles Campbell, Of Irqnton, aud Al
bert Campbell, OF Chicago. are to re-
cslvo but $500 each, whiIo her cousins,
Jane, Laura and Elizabeth Mcclure,
got an annuity Of 1886 jointly. The
large sharo Of ler fortune, estimated Gs
$1,000 goes to the Neal girls, and up
on their death tho principal and pro-
Goods shall be converted into money
aud paid to the Woman's Homo Mis-.
SiOnary Society OF tho NJ. L, church, in
Gorporatet under tho laws OF Only.
Tho balance OF the estate 10 bequeathed
to the international Missionary Ali.
anco, incorporated under the laws Of
New York. William A. Murdoch, oil
this city, is named as executor and
trustee.
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Onod with no danger, In the provinces,
however, there are regrettable con-
ilicIs, which in moSt casos WerO caused
by the Armenians, who were instigated
by their revolutionary committees, The
result iS terrible revenge upon the part
OF tho Turks In tho shape Of horrible
lnRssacres OF Chriatians.
"phs sultan has sanctioned the
scheme for reforms submitted by the
three great powers aud preparations
arc now proceeding to carry them out.
10 this end it ia necessary that the lead
era OF the people should persuade to de-
stat from revolutionary attempts, to
abandon the idle hope Of foreign inter-
ventlon, TO put a stop to all disturb
ances and to cooperate In tue rG'eSlab'
ment OF universal peace, in improving
the situation and in tho Introduction Of
the new order Of things."
As iutimated in these dispatches dur
ing the last few days the attitude OF tho
porte, or OF the sultan, has undergone u
decided change since the other tlaatS
began to join tho British fleet in the
naval demonstration IN Salonica bay.
There ia no doubt that the pressure
brough to bear upon tho sultan has
been strong enough to make him tRko
personal charge OF the work OF reform
in Armenia-and 1t is now hoped that
there will bo no further bloodshej, ex.
cept in the case Of putting down the in
aurrcctions which have broken out
against Turkish rule in different parts
OF Asia Minor, II ia hoped, however,
that the Armenian clergy will be able
to induce their Co.religionlsts to lay
down their arms, especially rs the
sentiment Of tho whole Of Europe is
now in favor Of the sultan, whose evil.
dent desire to meet the views ot the
powers is thoroughly appreciated aud
has undoubtedly tIdsd over q most
difficult crisis.
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LosDoy, Nov gO.--A dispatch to tho
Times from Odessa says that tho Rus
alan frontier guards hayO killod or CAPE
turod Numerous Kutds who layo booh
engaged In pursuing ArmonlAna trying
t1 escape.
lhOo Americans state that tlloy N'o
tho nolo survivors Of an Armenian VII
larc which numbered q thousand In
habltnnlg before tho massacre.
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FonEIGN MISSIONS.
Opening Session OF the american Buptl
Union

Opening Session OF the American baptist
UR,0n
New YoRK, MnE- 91-'Tho opening
session of tho conference on foreign
missions in tho interest OF tho American
Baptist Missionary Union was held to-
day, at the Mt Norris Baptist church.
Row f. E Chivor', secretary Of the
Now York district Of the Baptist For.
eign Missionary Union, presided.
Addresses were made by the Rev.
George ThamsIen, late missionary at
Kurnool, India; ]. l. Nicnll, British
vice consul at Nyasaland, Africa; Rev.
A. 8. Hobart, d. D. Of YonkerS; Rev.
r. Hartley. Of New York, and Rev. II.
Q. Mable, Boston.
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the INDIANA

Placed In Commlssion-will soon be
Ready for Sen.
PHILADELPHIA, Now 9O.-Tho battle.
ship indiana was placed in commission
this afternoon at lao, Lieut. Com.
mandor William Swift officiating in the
ab,Onco OF Captain Evans. who is con.
lincI to his room with rheumatism.
Tho ceremony was brief and simple.
Tho placing OF storcs upon tho Indiana
will begin at onca. AZ soon "a this Is
finished shc will proceed to Newport,
whore sh0 will receive her torpolooS.
She will thOn 60 to Port Royal. 1t Is
thought that tho big vessel will DO
ready for sea tho first Of next month.
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NEw Yonr, Now 2o.-rho battloIhip
Texas was huuIod out Of dry dock at the
Brooklyn navy yard to-day
She was warped alongside tho big
crane wharf, whorc she will probably
remain I'LL the dock trial. This cannot
tako place for three or four days as her
Onginos arO not ready.
No board has arrived to inYoltlCRto
hor mishap In tho dry dock and the
officers claim Ignorance rs 10 what is to
DO done.
Tho flagship Now York will wait till
tho next sot Of tho lido this way, about
Dccombur 5, for dry docking,
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wnMlsGros, DEL. Nov. 2O.--RoSi.
donts Of Clnymout. six milsa north ol
this city rcport having folt 9 severe
earthquake shock carly to-day.
Al Linwood, Pa, short distance
from CIaymont, tho shock was also felt.
CHESTER, Pa, Nov. gO.-A slight
earthquake shock was fclt IN this city
this morning.. Windows rattlOd aud
chairs aud tablc1 tromblud. Tho shock
was also folt at fhutlow, d ANAL town q
uhott distance below this city.
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WAmnSdroN, Nov 2O,--RocOnt prOm
dispatches announced that Nnti.foroiGn
riots woto approhondod In tho Chinese
province Of oishnn.II0i. The department
oi state Ia In receipt ot a dispatch from
tho United Slnlua minister nj poking
stating that upon his representation TO
tho lAung III Iamon oi impending
troubo NJ fni.kon, II had iHsucd orders
to tho local authorities to examine into
tho matter, aud lako precautions
against disturbances, aud 10 mako DRrn.
cst OllorLs TO protect iOruignOt1.
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ISNIGlIrs Or I,Anon,
Tho Anti.supromo Court IICSnlntIon-NsH
pinC1 Of Meeting.

Tho Ant.supromo Court IIC0nlntIon-NsGt
rinCU bf Meeting.
wAsufSdroS, D. o., Nov. 20.-'fhO
Kulghts Of Labor general assembly to.
day received n telegram from August T.
Cans, oil Chicago, for the American
Railway Union, snying: "Your ro'olu.
ton on tho decision Of tho United
slatoa supreme court Expresses tho fool.
ing Of tho masses"
II IL expected that tho general ASSEM-.
bly, will conclude it' work by Saturday
and adjourn sino diu. l!ocllc'tor, NJ
Y, is likOly to 10 SOLICITED for tho place
OF meeting next year Hot Springs
and LittlU Rock, Ark, and Dallas,
Ioxas, hayo becn suggested also.
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FIE,IBUsIEl. rOLlCY.
Tho Course tho UnlIcd States wiIi Take
Prosecuting Cases

Tho Course tho UnlGcd States VIII Take III
Prosecuting Case"
wAsnIHdroY. Now 20-It can be
definitely stated that In dealing with
dlibustcrs against Spanish authority in
Cuba tho United States will not take
any action for tho sole purpose OF socur.
ing delay In restoring arms to masters
Of vessels, who, upon trial have boon
acquitted Of the charge brought against
them. Recently a United States attor.
nUy instituted proceeding for libel
against q suspected vessel, which was
dismissed because OF some technical r.
regularity. To-day ho was instructed
by tho government to rcinStato the pro.
cGoding and prosecute 1t, II, in his
opinion, ihOro was reason to believe
that a judgment Tor tho government
should aud could DO received, and that
no proceeding shonli DO instituted or
returned to tho docket merely for the
purpoaO OF OBTAINING Rrma or mon or
yesInIa. Tho duty aud object Of the
government, thia high authority do
cIarod, was tho observance and enforce.
mont Of tho lava with rigid impurtiality.
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CALDWELL, O., Nov 9O.-NlrS. Rosa
wObb, noo I'ostOr, rO'idlng ncOr Olive
Groon, brido only five days, com.
mItIud suicide BY taking arsenic. sho
was married to william Webb last
Friday night. but TIN marriage was bit.
tcry opposed by tho BRIDES parents
A family disturbance nrosN, ro0ultinR In
Mts Webb taking tho poisonous drug
Sunday night.
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JOHN SHERMAN
Talks Freely to n Reporter About
His Book and tho Points
MADE IN THE CRITICISMS OF IT.
saya His Dofont in 1898 Was Due
to a DIclior Made With Platt.
HARRISON WAS NOT RESPONSIBLE

For Any Bargains His Friends May
Hayo MadG-Thn GaFflnId Incident,
Mr.. Sherman Says tho Dead ProsI.
don't Was Controlled Easily by
othors-lIO Takos Issue With SEQ.
rotary CarIIslo'S Idea About tho Hc.
tiromont of Legal Tender Notes.
Tho Administrations oIIstaken
Bond issuc-Whss should Lave
Been Done.
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CNcssArI, NoN 20 --rrosldont H. Il,
Bnc,n, oi tho baltimore K Ohio Bonlli
woalofn railway, lo,day aubtnitlol llli
annua report Tho road has met It's
nxod uhntgc, and pnli tho bondholdota
n por cont. Gross ontninga, iO,32i,OlOi
oSnonso,, H,OlIOOOi nOL earnings, ~
100000.
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rlll oiIINIs AnoUr 0vNIL

ThS sultan iirOngiIt to Timo by tho unth'
0ting nfiie WRr'hip' Earnest About
iioSlDting order,
CoSstASriNorbE, Nov 90 60 a die.
patch tOoolvul horo fran rInis, russian
rtanscauca,la, GUy' that tho Armenian
CalIoIlco, laVs received toplg I, tho
communication which lIoy recently
sonl 10 tho Russian anbnrndor horc,
~. is NalIdOn. II Ia ns follows
tho Armonlnna Ol UpnNlnhllinhl9
afO nov fSaSSufOd, IhOy are Iht0aE
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CmcAoo, Nov 2O.-At meeting Of
tho Western Steel Association to-day II
was determined TO incrOaSo tho price oi
stool castings, tho increaaO Dolng bniOd
on tho lncroaaO In tho price Of iron.
Be,Oro any announcement 10 nadU, a
conference will bO hold with tho east
nrn association which Gtat proposed an
increase In tho price Of castings.
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man b. Eaton; yico presidents, Robert
Collier, New York; Mira. John 2. lllsley,
Philadelphia; MIR, Harry u, Wills,
Plainaeld; Rev. Thomas B. slIcer, Bui-
ialoi Rev, Joseph May, Philadelphia;
Mr.. Franklin W. Hooper, Providence; |;
Secretary, D. W. Moorehouse, New
York. A platform meeting was held
this evening.
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LoNDoS. Nov. 9l-A dispatch from
Oonatantinoplo to the GlobO this after.
noon confirms the report OF the i'll.
treatment to which the Canadian lnts-
sionary, the Raw. Mr.. Martin, has been
subjected by ths Turks, and adds that
lie was beaten and afterwards impris.
oned for sixteen hours near Hadjtn, in
the province Of Adam.
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IS Nor oONFIlLNGp.

The Story That tho sultan Was Poisoned
Wai Untrae.
BERLtS, Now 2O.-No.hiug further
has been received hero from Soda, Bull
garia. in any way tending to confirm
tho dispatch from that city yesterday
which announced that 4 report had
reached there from OonstantlnOpIo say.
ing that tho sultan Of Turkey had bean
pofsonsI. lis beloved that there is no
foundation for tho report.
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Loulsylltr, KY, Nov. 2o--.A special
to tho Pos. from liugllSh, Ind, says
that Alvin Thomas, thirteen yOAp old,
killed. his brolllcr, two yDnts younger,
aud committed suicide, Tho murder
was Cnnsod by William, tho younger
brother, reporting Alvin for playing
tfuhut,
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CHICAGO, nov. 2O.-ThO Merchant
Bar Iron Association concluded iIs
meeting to-day at tho Auditorium llo.
tel. W. Il. TaJl president Of tho
Union Iron and Steel Company, Of
youngstown, Ohio, said that tho result
Of tho meeting had boon that tho NOM
borB had simply affirmed their old scll'
ing prlCoB. and that thorc would not DO
nny Immediate advance.
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lIaooELra Nov 2O--l'ho Unitarian
coniatonco Of tho middle Slatos and
CANADA began tllu octunl buslnoss ot tho
convention this morning. a nnmbnt
VI int1fnillng pnnora wcro tCnd and
committees appointed. Tho iollOwlng
olllcUra wore clcOIOdi President, Gro,
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CRISIS PASSING.
Turkish Sultan Awakened to the
Gravity OF His Position
lNO TRYING TO RESTORE ORDER.
European Powers Disposed to
Show Confidence in Him,
BUT THE REYOLTS IN ASIA MINOR

oOntIuuO, and Frosh Outbreaks To.
portsd-The Lives of All American
Citizens Safe aud UndOr tho PrOtOo.
ton ot the MISUNDERSTANDING Ex.
change of Messages BotwsOn tho
Armenian Patriarch aud tho Turk.
i.h SIIuistcrs-ArmenIan Prisoners
released From rurlclsh Dungeons
Toll stories OF HORRIBLE TreatmOnt
at tho Hands ot Keepers.
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TIE PIONEERS, pALL
Al the ArIum Hall Last Night was Quite
nh Elaborate AfIitiT,

AZ the ArlOn Hall lhAt NlEhl was bnIte
nn Elaborate Ani,lr
Tho annual bail Of the German Plo-
nccrs' Society, held last night Mt Arlon
Hail was one " this host attended and
most succcsrul functions ever given
under tire nuapicrs OF this we'll known
organization. which iucluUtH In ita
membership nearly all Of the proml-
upnt 0crmlnsNm IricgnA of Wheeling,
The main hail, pRrlora, ih fact all OF the
apartments were especially decorated
r1r the occasion, aud all Who attended
were loud in tliclr praise uf IhlB fen.
turn 10 the iuncful strains OF the fun
uprrn iintFr orchestra, ,hC merry -mn-
l,cis, yours and old, iululUcd IN dance
lug throughout tlW evening rnd at
midnlsht thuNo rfUHont Rnt down 10 an
elegant rcplpt which had been Iwcpnr-
ud hy tau NrlOn caterer ln the main din-
lnr hall. which Hku the other rooms,
wua ntBlrUlly decorated, The euni-
mlttcua IN chnrEc Of tnu nfoir sutoly
dId thpmarlyca proud ON THIS occasion,
II was uu unNy muur THIS morning
when the 'IuHnrrI' hail ul 1905 was n
thlng uf the past
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WAsmyGtoN, Nov 90 lho treasury
lohnv lost ~ 100000 In gold for export,
whirh looyos tho ttuO amount ol tho
void tc'etyo nj tho close OF tho busInass
SyO,SOJ.OOl.