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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
How to Give IN ift-rno,AS
The invitation should reaAiN

From Four until
From an ~af,ernoGfl Xtrac.
ter the refreshments ~s9fgincd
to chocolate, thin &C. Ater and
frozen fruits or C,.id wa.
fcrs. II strawbsE i.5hcd tho
market by thG,f3 is given.
they may bo ri the ices.
The maids sh1R ssndance to
carry away w and sauccrs,
for replacing 7ring' tho dish
ea. etc. bpy NEARING OF the
chocolate, &iends should be
selected
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
How to L,

Pound well your mch&
Do sure hat next you ~
food Goals In plenty. nUI
hut turn Il over this way hk0HI !,
The lean should be quite nSsiE y
The platter now and then thu
Put on your butter. place II on
Salt, pepper, turn II over. serySSSNf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
Onand after Saturday. February" ., lSoj, trains

tl,aily, except sunday.
Sunday church trains will Leave Elm GroveV
9:i3a. Ill. and wheeling ut lEl7 n. III.
II. i. WElSGEkli.R. ten. Manager,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
a AND TRADE.
Tho rcnturcs OF tue Money and Stock
Markets.

Markets,
Nrw Yorx. April I5.-Money on call easy !.
ly..2H per cent, last loan . pc, cent; closcd/d
. pcr ocut. Prime m,rcnn,IIe papcr i,,,,/
cent Sterling exchange steady aisisssat
,,ocIs ,o,j., ,,o,o ,S- -o 49,,
"'"n"' 'o""' Neto io'''o' anA'eA
There was no Indication at the
business on tho stock exchange OF
and bnoyancy which were Anbseqn, ptsel
mo The speculation, while the lultyy II
Nets active, tho tone OF the innFGifT14d ~
which wHS partly duo 10 the unsckbI ,ft
OF the trailing IN American setf Xxx
London stock cxclihuEc aud N ly3
,or ms iOFclGil account ~
oeChIlc sITnhA hller lu'IJ ClV.fU n9fH
70 move upward hlltll ABOUT w fIyrc
VIM looh PlhCv VI sunni p[KRN w
duration. nclote oGllEE AMI
again Resumed lis Tone VIZ N rcst OF
The day prices hppreclniaER 2'lnG
DnOyhiit hnd IN 4 fnEit6N ABOVE
me hln' thlcs OF yca'clEN SNiccS are
nnllmHn y :, claware kkl Sk<sf Erie d
Western: Cotton W IN tcSLrr ptelef'
rcd rs: i0DaccOl..; W. S1snt com,
mon ma preferred tY tq8Exfh llnSccn
Is down ! per ceut a.SIE& res a email
l,raciion. VI ~
Y The trading IN bSf1 p a DeaTy
II aic' tue h'IcS ngSrttYp ~
7 Government bonds \ I'D
lASialc bonds inActInJt SSSis
)i!lroad bondi< gfG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.

On and after Monday. December IL. 1891 Pas
scngcr Trains will run rs follows: sDailY.
tDaily Except sunday. Central time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
GEORGE F. ROOT DEAD.
Noted Composer of War Songs
Passes Away at Bailey's
Island, Me.

Chicago, Ill, Aug. George F. Root,
the noted composer. died at Bailey's ISL
and, Me-, yesterday at 2 o'clock. Ills
death was unexpected.
The news of DIR. Roots death came to
a Chicago relative by wire today. It was
known that the composer had been i'll, but
no one believed him to be in danger.
Mrs. Root and daughter We're with him
when he died. Prominent among Dr.
Roots musical works were the cantata.s.
of Daniel" the Pilgrim Fathers,
makers" and the songs Hazel DELL,
"Rosalie," THE Prairie Flower ana
1.-THE Shining Shore"
In 1858 he became partner in the
house of Root Il Cady, Chicago, and
when the war came on wrote the war
songs, by which he is best knSwn' w ,Ihe
Rally Round the Flag, Boys Just
Before the Battle. Mothes,r,,' Tramp.
Tramp, Tramp" and 1.-THE Vacant
Chair DR.. Root was at the time OF
his death preparing to celebrate his golden
wedding, which would have occurred Au-
CllSt d
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INTO A WAS11OUT.
A Passenger Train Wrecked Near
Albuquerque, N. M.-One
Man Killed.

Denver, Col. Aug. 8.-A special to the
Times from Albuquerque, n. NJ, says
that No. 2 passenger train from the west
was wrecked on Continental divide about
100 miles from here late yesterday after
noon, by going into a washout. Rev.
E. c. Wheeler, the Baptist evangelist,
who had been in California with his car
Emanuel, was on the platform of the tour
ist car when the washout was struck:
top of him, crushing out his life. He
and his wife were on their way to visit
relatives at Winona, MINI. The fol-
lowing are the injured:
L. NJ. Alexander, Fresno. Cal, cut on left
cheek, hand and arm; 4. L. Donaldson, En-
terprise, back sprained G. WATSON, Fort
Wingate, scalp Eonnd, left ankle sprained
apd back wounded; G. A. Whitaker, Mar
STOW, Cal. slight scalp wound; Mrs. L. g.
Tolhurst, Cleveland, O., bruised about arms
K"a ssab Wou H E rmsf n Top c
Tanig, Scalp Mound, Ill. cut on legs IN; Mrs
and shoulders bruised.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
ROUGH ON THE CYCLIST.
How a Practical Joker Made Mess
of Trouble.

How a Practical Joker Made Mess
of Trouble.
An elaborate practical joke has been
played on Belgian cyclist. While
taking his usual afternoon ride along
the central boulevard of Brussels he
entered one of the cafes for some re-
freshments, leaving his machine against
a lamppost.
A joker seated outside on a terrace
pinned his trousers in the orthodox
cyclists style, as if he were genuine
bicyclist, and taking hold Of the ma
chine as if he had just disnounted,
hailed one of those long white bloused
street commissioners to be met with at
nearly every street corner in Brussels.
'My man, just you look well after
my bicycle, and see that no one takes
it during my absence, for there are so
many bicycle thieves about the city you
cannot be too careful, so keep q sharp
lookout, and here's a franc for your
trouble
The joker then crossed the road, tax
ing up his post at a cafe opposite to
enjoy the result Of the francs invest
ment Out came the unsuspecting vic
tim, and, taking the machine, was about
to start.
''Hold, there, old chappie. we know
your measure, so off with you," said
the white bloused one, at the same time
gently forcing the astonished cyclist
back.
At first he thought the man was
drunk, and expostulated quietly with
him, but all to no purpose, the trusty
guardian simply replying that The
knew what he was about" Finding
persuasion useless, Mr.. X lost his
temper, and the discussion soon grew
to angry menaces on both sides.
Meanwhile large crowd had assem-
bled, highly amused at the prospects
of pugilistic encounter. The appear
ance of policeman put a stop to any
fighting, and he took both the belliger-
ents to the station, escorted by an i'm
mense crowd of spectators.
The unfortunate bicyclist soon recol-
lected that he had in his pocket his
license on which was recorded the num-
Der of his machine. In consideration
Of this testimony the machine was
handed over to the rightful owner.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
CHAPTER XIII.

It was more than an hour before Lady
Darlington felt sufficiently recovered from
the excitement of her interview with her
brother to present herself in the invalid's
chamber. Lord Darlington, whom she
had sought as the only possible recipient
of her indignant complaints, was out, and
his whereabouts uncertain. She felt
dreadfully uncertain how to act. She was
afraid to break the news of his engage
ment TO the deserted widow, lest it might
produce a fatal effect, yet she felt it in
cnmbent on her to enlighten Mrs. Ruth
ven as to the true state of affairs.
When. at last, Lady Darlington entered
the sitting room into which Mrs. Ruthven
had been moved for a few hours daily
since her strength could bear it, she found
that lady writing on movable desk at
tacbed to the arm of her easy chair. She
was very white, and looked already
weary. q lace cap, with pale pink ribbons.
covered her hair, which had been cut
short and a white cashmere wrapper.
trimmed with cream lace over pink, hung
loosely on her attenuated figure.
..Nv dear" exclaimed Lady Dorring-
ron .syou are not surely trying to write?'
II really am,'' smile parting her pale
Inns "Only a few lines. for am certainly
Stranger Do not fear any imprudence;
I nm TOO anxious to get well. should
Tho RI see Sir Harley Portman again:
he will tell me when | can move. begin
~ he very anxious to deliver you from
tba ,onc-endured incubus OF SICK guest.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
AMERICAN SCHOOL ATTACKED.

Several of the Students at Tarsus, Asia
Minor, Maltreated.
Constantinople, Aug. 9.-Advices re-
ceived here from Tarsus, Asia Minor,
says that mob has attacked the Ameri-
can school at that place, maltreated sew
eral of the students and threatened the
missionaries No details Of the affair
have vet reached here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
Orualncu pY H1snop Gra1ton.

New York, Aug. 7.-Bishop Grafton
of Fond du Lac ordained to the diacon-
ate of the Episcopal church Cornelius
Hill, who was sachem of the Oneidas
and head chief of the Six Nations. The
tribe attended in large numbers, from
every part of the reservation. Mr. Hill
interpreted the services and read the
gospel in Mohawk. A pathetic element
of the service was that in an epidemic
among the children Mr.. Hill had just
lost his youngest offspring, whose fu-
neral followed the ordination.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
Adm1raI Ammen Frustrated.

Washington, d. c., Aug Rear Ad-
miral 4Ammen, retired, while on a visit
to the navy department this morning. was
Frustrated by an attack of vertigo, super,
induced by the excessive heat. The at
tack is believed to be serious in view OF
the advanced age of the admiral.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
ARNOLD MINE TO RESUME.
Talk of Consolidation with the Copper
Falls Mine.

Calumet, Mich, Aug. 7.ISpeeial. J.
Men were put at work this morning
clearing up the Arnold mine preparatory
to resumng work on a large scale. The
mine will be unwatered and strongly
worked as soon as it can be put in shape
BILE that consolidation will be effected
between the Arnold and Copper Falls
mine. which also started up this week
q flor several venrS' 1lpneSS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
The otississippi Convention.

Jackson. Miss, Aug. THE Demo
cratic state convention nominated the
following ticket with little opposition.
For governor. j. II. McLaurin (unani-
mously); acknowledgements, j. ID.
Jones; secretary of state. ]. L. Power;
auditor. Col. w. D. Holder; treasurer,
A. Q. May The deadlock on attorney
general lasted all day. but was broken
bY the nomination Of Wiley n. Nash. )
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
Mrs. YeckeS Injured.

New York, Aug. S.-Mrs. Charles T.
Yerlaes, wife of the Chicago street car
millionaire, is confined to her room as the
result Of a bicycle accident. Mr. and Mrs.
fitting out magnificent mansion in Fifth
avenue.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
Big FalIure ait Peoria. III.

Peoria. ILL.,, Aug. S.-Hearst, Dunn &
Co., manufacturers of agricultural imple-
ments made voluntary assignment this
morning to John l. Black. The liabili-
ties amount to $123, 4335 and the assets
RI S115f43
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
REPORT NOT VERIFIED,
Sir Julian PauncefUte Has Received Nc
Notice of Transfer.

London, Aug. IA representative of
the Associated press was informed at the
foreign office today that nothing was
known there of the report that Sir Jul
liam Pauncefote, the British ambassador
at Washington, was to be transferred to
Berlin in succession to Sir Edward Malet,
the British ambassador at that city, who,
according to report, contemplates resign
ing his post
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
HACKED EACH OTHER TO PIECES

Arkansas Men Have a Duel with Pocket
KNIVES.
Little Rock. Ark, Aug. Joe Hamil-
ton and Clarence Chapman of Lonokee
county, Ark, cut each other to death in
this city with pocket knives because they
could not agree as to which owned a bull
yearlng. The fight lasted fully fifteen
minutes, both men standing up and jab.
hing until life was almost extinct
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
Mrs. Gardiner is Found.

Norwich, Conn, Aug Mrs. Annie
M. Gardiner of Arcadia, Neb., the dele
gate to the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton who so mysteriously disappeared
from Boston, is alive. She is pleasantly
located at Norwichtown Green, suburb
of Norwich, Conn. She is slightly de-
unnpfod
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
STARTED A FIRE WHILE DRUNK.

Eli Hix Burns Himself and Four Chill
dren.
Cincinnati, o., Aug. IA special FROM
Whitesburg, Ky, says news reached
there from Bigstone Gap, Va. of the
burning of Eli Hix and four children.
HiX had come home drunk and built a
fire in the kitchen which in some way set
the house on fire in the night Mrs. Xix
rescued one of her five children. Hix was
fatally burned
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
TRAlNMEN ARE KILLED.
Head-on Collision Between an Express
and a Freight.

and Freight.
Plymouth, N. H., Aug. SIN a head
on collision between the cannon ball
express, southbound, and freight train,
northbound, south of this place this
morning three trainmen We're killed
The dead are:
FRANK STEVENS of Lakeport, engineer
Of the express; leaves a widow and one
daughter
GEORGE MERRILL of Lakeport, fireman
of the express; leaves one child.
HENRY GLINES Of Northtield, fireman
of the freight
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15

The movements of air commonly cali
ed winds are due to the heat of the sun.
The warm air, being lighter, rises, and
the colder air flows in to take it's place.
This principle is beautifully illustrated
at the seashore in summer, where the
daily sea breezes are due to the air over
the heated land being displaced by a
current of cooler air from the sea.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
TO OvernauI the Atlanta

Washington. D. c.. Aug. S.-The navy
department has determined to give the
cruiser Atlanta a thorough oyerhauling
next winter, il Congress can be induced
to appropriate the necessary funds. 1t
will cost about $500 900 to do this
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
70 FORECLOSE A MORTGAGE.
Oregon Navigation Company Sued for q
Million.

OREGON NaV1gaf1On Company sued 1Or 8
Million.
Portland. Or, Aug. SIN the United
States court the suit of the Farmers
Loan and Trust company against the
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation company
for foreclosure of mortgage amounting
to $12,5OO,OOO and interest from De-
cember, 1894. came up. Judge Bellinger
allowed the bill and the decree of forecloe-
IRE will be entered. The suit was brought
June %, 1894, on account of the failure
of the company which tEen controlled the
o. r. & n to pay interest amounting to
ohout 81 O00 600
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
Ex-Treasurer TayIor's Trial.

Pierre, S. D., Aug. &c. r. Mccoy
turned over to Attorney General Craw-
ford 100000, as promised when defaults
ing Treasurer Taylor returned to the
state. The money was paid at noon.
Taylor and wife are here. The trial will
hn on tha 18th inst
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
Millionaire Rockefeller Agrees to Pay q
Duluth Man 5000. 900.

Duluth Mimi, Aug. 9.-[Specal.1-
The 100000 suit brought by William
Mckinley of this city against the Lake
Superior Consolidated Iron mines, the
Rockefeller corporation, that controls the
Mesaba range, has been quietly settled
for a trife less than S2OO,OOO
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
Lord Douglas Going Home.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug Lord
Sboito is going home. His eyentful and
sensational visit on the coast will ter
inmate inside of fen days or two weeks.
Lady Douglas will accompany him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
Miss FIagler Surrenders.

Washington, D. c., Aug. Miss
Elizabeth Flagler, who slot and killed
Ernest Green few days ago, surren-
dered herself in the district criminal
court today and was released on So 600
to await the action of the grand Jury.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15
BEATS ALL RECORDS.
Spring Wheat Crop in the Northwest will
be Large.

be Large.
Minneapolis. Mimi. Aug S.-[Special.l
H. V. Jones, whose crop opinions are
regarded by the Northwestern grain trade
as the best made, and whose reports are
carefully watched for here and at Chica>
go. wires from Fargo today that all es>
Inmates of the Northwest spring wheat
yield will have to be revised and that the
crop will be the biggest on record. He
predicts about 175,CO0,O00 bushels in the
three states
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-15

1t is reported that Hamilton Smith,
the mining expert of the Exploration
company of London, had conciuded n ne: e,
tiations for the purchase of a controlling
interest in the Anaconda mine OF Mon
tana.
Forty members of Battery &. Mis-
souri National guard, have volunteered to
contribute portions of their cuticle to help
restore the skin on the arm of Corp.
Monck. who was injured by premature
explosion.
Southern Railway and Steamship as
ISOLATION lines have decided not to cut
rates.
The Michigan prison board met at
Mackinac island and adopted rules for
the paroling of conyicts.
A child of Mrs. Annie Seeley, which
was being taken to New York free dis
pensary died in a street car.
1t has been definitely decided to re.
move the headquarters OF the Order OF
Railway Telegraphers to Peoria.
Mark Twain, the humorist signed the
petition for Communication of sentence I'D
the case of Maria Barberi at New YORK.
Charles Il. Walters. a well-known
musician. was admitted to the city hos
pital at Louisville, Ky, hopeless wreck
from alcoholism.
in a Cleveland courtroom Henry Du
Lawrence. an attorney, administered a
severe horsewhipping to T. 3. Calhoun,
also lawyer and notary pubic
Col Fellows, the district attorney,
has returned to his once IN New 1ofk
from England, where he has been spend
inc the latter part of his vacation.
Harold Hall Of London, Eng. and
Miss Grace Metcalf We're married at
Elyria, @. Both were missionary stu
dents at the Moody institute. Chicago
Walter Dennison, Ann Arbor, Mich,
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At Springfield Opcn--i.pld Demonstrate
lila upcrIurity-SanGor Wins

At Springfield OpHns-iAld monEtrAteS
lila uporurity-SanEor Wins
spmSGFimp, MASS, Sept. ll.-This
was the first day of racing at the Spriug-
field Bicycle Club meeting and 5000
paopo wore present. The weather
could not have been better with no
breeze stirring. A. ". Porter, OF
Waliham, scratch man, al Mother San-
ger nor Tyler started, was tho winner
OF tho five mile professional handicap
IN tho remarkable time OF 1884 rs,
breaking tho professional record for
that dlstGnCo sixteen seconds. In tho
ono milo professional class, Sanger won
easily IRON IyIor, with Coleman and
BNkor close to tho second man.
Bald proved himself tho fastest rider
in the country aud captured the ono
mile CIas, b open in burst OF spool
that lett tho pacing tandem behind. HO,
finished three lengths away from Cooper
and Cabanne, who had both passed
Gardiner in tho stretch.
OF the Glass A men, q. Il. Newton, OF
Stafford Springs, Conn, started IN three
events and won all OF them. in two
breaking worlds records, In tho u.ile
open, Class a, W. 5. Reynolds, Of HYDE
Park, broke tue record for tho half md
throo.quRttcrs bu. Newton passed him
in tho strotch. In tho hnIi milo opon,
Newton lowered Reynolds mark for tho
hall onc.iilth OF n second. Summary:
ono milo, Class A--C. f. Newton,
Stafford Springs, Conn, |. Time, 2a3.
Half mile, opOn CIOsa B--Bald, /;
Cooper .; Rigby,3 Time, l;O7 20.
ono mile, international proiOasionnI-
Sanger, / TylcL .; Coleman, 3; Baker,
4. Time, 2;OG 20
ono mile open, Glass Az. Il. Now.
ton, /. Time, 2:0i 49,
ono milo, opOn, Glass B-Bald, /;
Cooper, .; CNbanne, 8, Time, 2'Ol 80.
Hall milo. l:lj class, Class A-W. S.
REYNOLDS. Ilvdo Park, !. Tine l!O2 $40.
Five milo huudtcap, PROFESSIONALISM,
W. Porter, WaItham, scratch, Il Con
Baker iSO), .; a. I. Crooks, GAO, 8,
lime, l;8il.
ono milo handlcap, Claqs A-C. Il.
Newton, scratch, /, Time, 2;lO.
Ono milo handican, Glass DC. L.
Earl, tl29} /; II. J. innnY. tio}, .. g.
D, Cnbannc, scratch, o; 4, ]. Titus (gOl,
/. limo, 200.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-12

Munyon's El0uma'sn Care seliam
fails 70 relieve "a enc 10 three aalra,
aud eurei iu a lew DAYS Pr,gC 2lc,
Mapyog's Dyspepsia CIye 70 ggltsn,
tesd 3 cure al ioyn uiinli-tti.oa and
stomach troubieL Price pc,
Munyon's Noadaeae LuTr Stops head
Gcas Ia IATes minutes, lfiec 2jc,
Blood SELECTIONS, no natter how ser
ious, We gUlran,cs 10 cure
kidney aud bladder uoub.oi yield
quickly TO coz yemedIes
Nervous Complaints, such "a lost en-
arFT, sleeplesiuesr, irrlIRbuily, aud gem
erSi debility, Sfa speedily egJei Win
Munyon's Nerve Cure,
Mlny0n's VitRl2sr restores Lost pow
ers to weak msu. lFire -,
Munyon's lmpr0yel Homeopathic
Remedies can be hal Of al. druggists,
mostly ~ - GEMS u vial.
Those vino are IN doubt a' to tho ma
iurp OF their disease should VddTO's
Professor MuuyoE, lo0j Arch street,
Philadelphia, giving fol, Iymptcms OF
their dissa.s, Professor Munyon VIII
carefully diaSrose the caseanI give you
tho benefit OF HE advise absolutely free
oil MI charge. T0melIes viii be sent
TO any address on receipt o! retail price
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EELLAtIus
All Sorts Of Local Now and Gossip from
thS ola. CRY

,.-.,.. ,.,,,,,
All SORTS "' 'o'", N'", ,.' ""' wasp 49,
"' "'''' w"
inc cry council on 4ue1aay evening"
Irau'Su.ea CoI's'"e' "o'u '"" ,,,,,,, mo
ness AUG as5 iI ,S'",uHom' ",E 80, '"T
oo%,u W "V1''n :" "'o ,bs c,Iv trom
1880 -, ~ 49,. 1872 vnn nav, hc,n ry.
nnsed IN sma,lnox i.p, auditor OF tho
county also presented the matter OF col
lccting gncc,ol n,.es,mcnls. and it was
referteI TO the CITY solicitor to prepare
necessary resolutions or ordinance.
Tina hoard of education ,hed two
meetInps his week, but were unable TO
nyrco on any matters except the new
rules, which wero adopted, All efforts
to agree upon come other matters failed
and the board took rest until next
Monday evening
Quito a number OF people from here
will 90 TO st. Clairsyllle Saturday TO At
tend a tRx.payora nesting; keceh'
efforts in this direction have been auch
failures that this meeting ID eXpSessH 20
be Dig one
Ioter Shepherd ana NllIlhW S'""'
ford were arralgned before the mayor
yesterday Tor stealing a kes OF po'' ""u
pleaded guilty to pe'lt larceny
Charles Roedef wsnt TO penVeF IN
hopes oil recuperallnE iGlling near d,
put dll not improve Nnd ieII '"''' '0'
tue sou'h 70 spshu '"o "''!'''
ia Robinson, secretary OF Tue n0D ,ln.
eon Glass COMPANY ~ "a i';',n. % wa,
~ tTe wy !Gs'etu"1 VI v"'
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Futurity course handicap argrave,
lls; Refugee. IL; Premier, 1903; Rig
Royal, l0S; Pembroke, l0j; lntormis.
sion, 1903; Sir Peter II, l02; Musselman,
1907 Sen Murphy, SO.
Seyon.nghLhs mile handicap-Rama.
po, l2G; Patrician, liz; Sir Francis, lO6
Boldemore. lO5; Annissotte, Peace.
maker, l0!; Egbert, BuIliCoso, 0ji Her.
manita, o..
Milo, selIing-BuckrOnc, PatricNn,
100; Ed Kearncy, 1903; AFFApahoe. l02 !;
Darian, "; Gutta Porcha, SO.
Mils OH turf nop.wlnnerS during
acknowledgements, l20; The Swain,
III; The Buffer, 100.
Eleven.eighth OF a mile, selIng-Adel.
bert, ia; Buckrone, 100; Prig Can.
delabra aud Cas-, l07; jodan and
Orinda, l04.
seyOn.eighths OF a mile, Golden Rod
stakes on turf-Merry Prince, One
| Love, Jefferson, Captive aud Argen.
tina, lO5: Peep o Day, 05.