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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
PREPARING TO START.
The ssamon stogis Factory In Hounds
willie VIII Soon Start.

willie VIII Soon Start.
Preparations are being made for an
enrly start OF the new machine stogio
factory OF II. Seamon & Son at Mounds
VILE. As already detailed In this paper.
this firm Is to occupy the brick building
lately occupied by the Humphrey
Broom Company. Yesterday Mr.. Henry
Seamon was in Moundsville comforting
with the citizens committee OF that
place, which was instrumental in hay.
Ing tho new industry located there, and
yesterday afternoon Mr.. Andrew j.
Seamon, OF the firm, went up to Pitts
burEh TO look at machinery to be placed
in the factory. II will be seen that the
scheme is n go. Notwithstanding reports
TO the contrary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

There are CIT of the wonderful Kra-
kauer pianos singing their own praises
in the homes of Wheeling and vicinity.
Ask their owners what they think Of
them' Think of them Yourself
Maybe you'd like the new style F.
YOu1l have to sec that in the store.
We Just received a lot this week.
F. W. BANNER & CO.
p. s.-wO are the sole agents for
stcIuway pianos,
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NO MEETING HELD.
The City Council Failed to Get q
Quorum Last Evening.
ANDASPECIAL MEETlNGNEEDED

To Close Up the Business oft the Year and
Keep tho Ten Cent Lazy Appropriations
From Lapsing THE Pay Rolls and Or
dsrs Were All Ready n Council Had
Astsd-PrssIdSnt MAXWELL Makes some
Remarks In the Second.
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Tho Ohio River RnllroRd Company
will sell EXCURSION Tickets between ali
stations ON It's line on December u, &c
and al, 1895, aud january I, 1896. at ratio
OF one fare for the round trip, tickets
will be good to return up To and lnolud-
INK January o 1890.
Elegant parlor Cars on trains and 2
between Wheeling and Kunova; entire
train heated BY stenm.
w. ], ROBINSON
General Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
HNEHINWNaN HAVE your eyes
.I1llESlz l-Lil S tested for glasses
',5sss... rres OF charge BY
jacob W, oEUBS,
&SF ,eS Jsveler and Opt.
A. N<p' SIRn, Market Rnd
SslRsszd TToifth streets

Full line OF Dents aud AdlsT's Kid GLOVES
aud Dress Shields,
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nON'T faji ~ have pAlr ~ liloao SlC'
gant ~ Trousers made 20 asIgt gt,,.
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acknowledgement
once Noa va aal y roartssnth street.


Cloak sale-stOno q ThOmas-Highth
Hold Holiday ooods-JOhn TreIdol s CO.
ee q. 3, 5. I Scio,-ThIrd Page,
Around AZ ~ Il tho S%oaTiid-D. GundlIng 8 CO.
Church Notice Second Presbyterian
%entcd-Good Bookkeeper.
Speciality Salesman Wanted.
Pcrsonal-Wlgs Etc,
WAnted-Woman Cook,
For Rent-IAmes l., Hnwley,
Half Price Jacket salo--J' B. Rhodes q
Red Cross Headache and Neuralgia
Cure--R. IL. List,
toms Old City Book Store.
Opera Houss-The Baron'S Wager and
A Set OF Turquols,
last OF Letters.
Hank Books-Jos, drayes, Son,
Holiday Qoods-0petE0'B Drug Store.
our Loose Colfeoa-H. j., Behrela,
Deerfoot Farin-c. v, Harding 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

Nou,,. raw anything ilko 1.-THE
lNSNSI why clonkH and cnpes urn
selling horc. our prices explain II nll.
uIgU NJ. SHOOK a co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
rnn Hup ologaIaRs AND gUaNlgHHRs

MAY every home and every heart be filled to overflow.
Gr Vic IND with peace aad happiness making this the
VuA w AO REST Christmas old young have ever known.
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C.ooI, & Co.'s cloak department
OIlOOh should be throngcd to-day
na Il never was. ut the low prices named
on every thing In II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

city Collector Hail yesterday turned
over to City Receiver Kindleberger
funds collected In the last week as fol-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

\. D. llonc covorn nto waL0rproOt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
A FEW REMINDERS OF WHAT TO BUY !

Mems Night Robes,
Mems Neckwear,
Mems 'Suspenders,
Mems Trousers, Umbrellas,
Mems Smoking Jackets,
Mems Handkerchief,
Boys Study Suits, Gloves
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28
Christn1asBells.

What world Of merriment their melody Oreells, You
can hear thief busy ingng in every nook and corner of
wehave prepared for your holiday picking. What will
suit the men folks is what fill our counters-the choicest
that our buyer could fnd-rch unique, exclusive, and
popular priced In a minute here you can buy better
and cheaper than in hours tramp around Save your
self save your patience sale your pocketboo and be
of satisfaction The earlier in the day you come the less
crowded you'll find the store the less wrecked you'll find
the stock, the better we can serve you
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-28

LADIES, surprise yOWF husband, brother
or sweetheart ny ordering for him \ hno
silk vest, pair OF trousers or Rn oVeFooRt
for Christmas, We have Ihelg msa,lFe'
Pashionabls Tallbra and Gents Burnish-
ofs, Market street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
THE WAR IN CUBA.
Troops of Both sides Gathering and
an Enlargement Immincnt.

The Cuban synpathiZers in New York
have been very active during the last two
or three days. and have surrounded their
movements with mystery. That some i'm
portant move is contemplated they will
not deny. The consultations between the
lefders are more frequent and longer
than at any time since the outbreak Of the
instruction.
The officers Of the party are in almost
constant communication with the com
manders IN Cuba II IS believed that an
important military movement is 70 Be
made within a few days. The Cubans'
who are practically unaffected by the
extreme heat Of the rainy season, which
Is playing havoc with the Spanish troops,
have their opponents at a decided disad-
vantage. and General Gomez, il Is said,
is too much Of q soldier not TO realize
this.
An important enga cement is said 10 be
imminent near BayamO. where the span
ish have. concentrated their forces 10 the
number Of 100 The Cubans. under the
personal command Of Gomez are gather
ing al Moron. about 80 miles from the
Spanish forces.
BENJAMIN F. Guerra said yesterday that
the sentiment OF commanders and troops
is Independence or death and they feel
that IN case they surrender or are cap
tured they Will be subjected TO the most
Illuminating and degrading punishments
that their captors can devise. Thus they
have a double incentive TO night.
General Gomez has issued an order 70
his subordlnates commanding them not
70 entertain any propositions looking to-
ward a settlement Of the hostiiities, unless
the Spaniaris first agree TO the absolute
freedom OF the island. Under no condi-
tons shall a messenger be received unless
this is granted. II any messenger ap-
proaches the camp OF a rebel commander
10 confer with him and refuses 10 &C
knowledge the Independence OF Cuba ne
is 70 be arrested, tried by court-martial,
and shot as a spy. This order has been
strictly adhered 10, and Nj. Guerra says
that several Spaniards have been shot IN
consequence OF II.
Dr. Sanchez Of New York, has received
a letter from General Gomez. IN which the
latter thanks the American sympathiZers
who have aided the struggling Cubans.
he explains that protection for all, with
absolute freedom" Is now. as II has been
for nfty years the object OF the regoiu-
tionlsts. lie lays the responsibility for
the war 70 Spanish oppression. and con-
tinues If there is suffering and desii-
tuition. Spain must bear the blame tn not
giving the people their own" He also
iusilaes his acts By referring 10 the his
tory Of similar rebelli0ns. and closes his
letter with a declaration Of his Intention
to make the orders he has signed with his
pen effective with MS sword.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
BOLD MOONSHINERS.
THEY RUN a MAN AND HIS FAMILY
OUT OF A COUNTY.
Threaten to Torture Him-Are Or
ganiyed and Have IA Secretnry-A
Very Robust Caterpillar story He
vived-Othcr North Carolina News.

RALEIGH, ". c., July 25.-tSpecial)-
The news OF the gross outrages In
O'Nears township, Johnston county, by
moonshiners, was officially given your
correspondent by the Chief Deputy United
States Marshal here, and Is accurate III
all particulars. The Revenue ana 'hc
Post Office departments win take mana
in the matter. as threats were sent py
mail. NJ. u. Taylor was run out OF the
county. and IS now here with part OF his
family. Two men were shot and "o-
mans house burned. Threats were naue
TO torture" Taylor The case is pc
cularly bold and outrageous one Inc
moonshiners have an organization anu
secretary. IT appears.
Rev. G. d. Bernheim is TO estaDhsh Il
Lutheran church at New Berne.
EXPENSIVE COURT-MARTIAL
The vouchers in the court-maruai
case OF Sir. Wilkes. late OF the 'hdf-
Iotte Division Of the Naval Reserves are
sent I'm for payment. The cost OF this case,
which has caused much comment ana
no little ridlcule. aggregates ABOUT $'V'
II is said. -, go.
Charles ". Coake, Of Louisburg yes
terdav delivered the annual address al
the Baptist Orphanage at ThomasVille.
There Is quite a little sensation que 10
the removal Of John II. NILS as the su-
nerinteudent OF this asylum, Of which he
rs the founder. He was at one time
superintendent Of the Odd-Fellows' or
rban ASYLUM at oxford. Rev. II. H.
Roone succeeds him az Townsville.
Mrs. Al. Falrbrother viii remove the
Durham Recorder from Durham to Hills
borO'.
Aaron Turner. a 65-year-old white man
fell dead NJ Monroe yesterday while
standing in a street holding Il cow.
Another cotton-mill is to Be built at
South Concord. on the old Fairgrounds.
This IS the most remarkable year for new
mills ever known In this state.
MILLIONS OF CATERPILLARS.
Caterpillars are destroying the leaves
Of all the oak trees In Eobeson and Co
lumbus counties. There are millions OF
the pests. The woods are beginning 10
look as II scorched by Are Specimens
Of the leaves were brought here to-day.
4 few years ago armies OF caterpilars
in Robeson crossed the tracks Of the
Carolina Central railway In such
vast numbers as to stop the trains as
they were crushed by the wheels ana the
tracks were made slippery.
Treasurer John II. Sharp, Of the sea
board Airline railway, to-day sent State
Treasurer Worth 1889. 20 pay the tax
on sl.7s3.3iT, the value Of the Carolina
central railway. as assessed by the Rail
way Commission This was prompt
payment. as the announcement of the
assessment was made only three days
ago.
president W. F. Green. Of the State
Board OF Agriculture, was here to-day,
and said that no matter what happened
farmers institutes viii be held this year,
beginning in the counties along the line OF
the Raleigh and Castor railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
stokes Russian Ycnrlings Arrive


Mr. W. l.. -. Stokes has just received
By the steamship Willehad. via Moscow
and Bremen. present from the Grand
Duke Dimitry uncle u the present Car
two Russian yearling stations said % De-
the finest I'm the imperial studs Of Rus STA.
They are: Bovilatz6y. a bay Orion trotter,
by BichOk This colt Is own brother 20
the horse which won the Moscow Derby.
The other stallion. Ste.chniak, chestnut
thoroughbred, by Spart2nez. j. q pure
bred OrlOf, who ranks as the greatest
running sire In an Russia. The brother
Of this horse won 10. Grand Prix al Paris.
These yearings are the pick Of the I'M
perial studs II X the desire Of the Rus
sian Government - have them trained In
this country and entered In our > and -
year-old races. and II Is Dir. Stokes's inten-
ton SO 10 do.
They came suspended In boxes on the
deck Of the Willehad in charge Of a trusty
groom. They were placed in Hexamers
stables, In HObOken. and this morning
they will be shipped BY boat 10 North
Long Branch, where Mr.. Stokes has a
farm. where they viii be given good
rest before being placed in trainer s.
hands Mr. Stokes intends 70 breed the
Orion tr0tter TO some u his mares. and
thinks the cross Will Be valuable one,
seelng that. apart from any consideration
Of speed. the Orloffs are good-gdlted ana
remarkably enduring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
Personals and Briefs.

Treasurer C. n Tabb. of Portsmouth,
was in the city yesterday.
Rev. ]. Z. Cannon. who has been i'll
for so long, Is improving slowly.
Colonel william l.. Tanner is at the
Battery Park Hotel, Asheville. y. I.
Mics Minnie Wiley. Of Baltimore, IS On
a visit 10 her friend. Miss Jennye Ryan
Judge James c. Lamb writes from the
Cold sulphur Springs that his health Is
improving steadily.
Mrs. Clarence Taylor Boykin. after a
two weeks sojourn at Virginia Beach
has returned to the city.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ryan. Of north seventh
street. is visiting her mother at I!easaH'
Grove. Lunenburg county.
Mrs. ". T. Ryan. Of seventh and clay
streets. and little daughter. Adelaide lelt
Yesterday for the White sulphur springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper l.. Rowe, VINO
have been at ocean View Tor the pasl
ten davs. left there Wednesday Tor New
York and Niagara Falls.
Miss Claude b. Goddin and Miss Annie
NJ. watson left yesterday for German
town. Philadelphia. Pa, and Atlantic
CITY. y. j., 10 BE- gone several weeks.
Rev pr. Thomas Drew. formerly pastor
Of the Grace-Street Presbyterian church.
now Of Chase city is the guest Of Captain
". ]. Fpps. at No. 2S east Main street.
Mrs. May Foster returned last evening
from delightful week In the Monument
Al city. where she attended the conven-
ton Of the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
Mrs. VI. L. Coveney and son. Clifton,
of the West End, will leave on Sunday
for Nova Scotia, whence they will sail
for England, TO be gone about four
months.
Mr.. c. II. Oliver who has been confined
10 his home. below Manchester, by
sickness since April, is well enough TO
return to business. For many weeks IL
was feared that he would not recover.
The Committee on Water transacted
routine business only at the meeting held
in Room No y of the City Hall last
evening at o'clock. The usual bills were
ordered TO be paid and the payroll of the
department. was approved.
The excursion Of the ladies' Of the Grace
Street Baptist church to Old Point,
which was to have taken place yester-
day, was postponed until Wednesday,
July 3lst. when they will go. rain or
shine. They are In hopes Of reaching
ocean View by steamers at that time.
Among those spoken Of for the House
of Delegates are Messrs. James Aston
Cabell. John Jackson, Richard T.. Fray
ser. Julian Bryant. John 5. Harwood.
W. j. Reddy, J. Taylor Stratton. Thomas
p. Murphy. Thomas Byrne. James Il.
Doherty, and Colonel James r. Branch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
walker From the Circuit Court Of Wythe

Walker. From the Circuit Court oi "'''
county. Reversed.
by Judge John a. Buchanan-fry hnu
others vs. Showers From the S"SH''
Court OF Bland county Reversed.
BY Judge George NJ. Harrison" a.Nii.'
VS. West wythevllle Land and improse.
ment Company. From the Circuit Court
of Wythe county. Reversed.
OTHER PROCEEDINGS.
The other proceedings of the court were;
Thomas VS.. Lynchburg Perpetual Buiid-
ing and Leans. From the Circuit tour'
of Roanoke. Petition for appeal ana SUI
persedeas refused.
Oakland Improvement Company W.
oulcke & Wood. From the Corporation
Court OF the city Of Petersburg. Peution
for writ Of error and supersedeas refused
Hunter VS. Gillian. trustee, ana others.
From the Hastings Court Of che city OF
Roanoke. Petition for appeal and super
sedeas refused
Morgan ct ais VS. Thomas ct ais From
the Hastings Court OF the city OF Rad
ford. Petition for writ OF error ana SUI
persedeas refused.
NOEL VS.. NoCl. Writ Of error and SUI
persedeas awarded to n judgment OF the
Hastings Court Of the city Of Radford.
Bond in the penalty OF 800
Martin vs.. Martin ct ais. Petition for
rule for contempt. Petition refused.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany VS. Mills & Fairfax. Petition for re-
hearing refused
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
SALARY REDUCTION.
Economic Movement I'm Meckien-
burg-TeIephOne Line.

BOYDTON. VA. July 5.-(speciaL)--At
n recent meeting Of the Board Of Super
vlsors Of Mecklenburg II was proposed to
reduce the salaries Of all the county Off
Gals one fourth. Some objection was
offered. however. and final consideration
Of this matter WAS postponed TIL a meet
ing Of the board on August 9Th. Much
interest is felt In this movement.
Mr. j. w. Edmons0n a prominent mer-
chant OF this county. owning three stores,
IS erecting n telephone-line between his
home at Stony Cross and Baskerville, n
station on the Atlantic and Danyile rail
way-a distance Of about five miles-and
1t is thought that he will continue the line
to Phiiiis. where his third store 81 located.
This Is the first tcleph0ne-line ever ope-
rated In Meckenburg county.
Mr.. George y. Finch and wife have
gone 10 the White Sulphur Springs, where
Mr.. Finch viii attend a meeting Of the
Bar Association.
The health Of DR.. J. w. Williamson is
much improved
DR.. II. l.. Atkins went 70 Richmond on
n business-trip to-day.
Mr.. r. W. Wells. prominent tobacco
mist here, went TO Durham. y. c., this
week on business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26

screws, which seem TO have been re-
moved by the regular appliances made
for such work. Two Of the big screws
holding another plate In place on the
monument have been removed. These
plates contained the notice Virginia
caused to be placed over the remains
OF her distinguished son. President Mon
roe died In New York State some time IN
the thirtiCs, and the remains were brought
to Hollywood about 1858 under escort oil
the famous Seventh Regiment, Colonel X.
Duryea commanding. on embarking at
Rockets on SIS return voyage the regi-
ment had the misfortune 10 have one OF
its members drowned In James river
Private Hamilton. who was grandson
OF the famous Alex Hamilton. OF Reyo-
lutionary fame killed In duel In 1901 by
Aaron Burr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
Denth of DR.. w. II. Dudd.

BLACKSTONE. VA. July 25.-(spe-
cial)-Our community was greatly shock
ed this morning BY the announce
ment that Or. W. II. Budd had been
found dead IN his bedroom. at the resi-
dence Of his brother-in-law, Dr. W. v.
Atkins. Of this city.
The cause Of death is not certainly
known. but there is thought 10 have been
heart trouble.
Or Budd was born and reared in Prince
Edward county where ne had host Of
friends. as h had aIso here. at Crewe,
and elsewhere.
lie graduated IN medicine about two
years ago ~ the Louisville Medical Col
l,ge and 50 was cut down Just az the
beginning Of his professional career, IN
the 18th year Of his age Dr. Budi was
a member in good standing Of Blacks
stone Lodge. Ancient, Free. and Ac-
cepted Masons The whole town IS IN
mourning over his death.
The interment viii take place here to-
morrow afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
Another Deserving Charity.

For n year or more the Virginia Hos
pltal has had In operation an outdoor OBJ
stetrical department. at the corner OF
Seventeenth and Broad streets. and 80
great has been the benefit TO the poor
OF the eastern part Of the city the Nir-
,,inia Hospital has established a similar
free dispensary At the corner OF Brook
avenue and Leigh streets. This new fea-
ture Of charity work Of giving
free medical attention al the home
II the mother and infant by competent
medical attendants has been highly az
preciated by the public, for ii affords
these special cases skilled treatment al
a time when the best attention is needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
MAY PROVE MURDER.
VICTIM OF THE PETERSBURG ROW
THOUGHT TO DE PAST HOPE.
Makes an Ante-sfortem statement
The Coclade-City Finances-Faiied
to Give Bnii-Mnrringes-Bi by
Cat.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 25.-(Spe-
cial)-It IL said that the condition OF
Isaac Wright, the negro who was SO
desperately beaten last Saturday night
under the circumstances related In this
correspondence is such as TO preclude
hope Of his recovery, and that he has,
with a full appreciation of his condition,
made deposition OF the facts in the case,
under oath, before n magistrate. There
are ten or twelve negroes In the jail
awaiting examination on the charge OF
engaging in the riot which resulted In
the wounding OF Wright. among whom
IL Armistead Tucker, who Is believed
to be the man who administered the
blow. and four Of his brothers. Wright
was struck on the head with a base
ball bat or stout stick OF wood
THE CITY'S SINKING FUND.
The citys sinking fund, established less
than twenty years ago for the gradu-
al redemption of its bonds, has. as
previously stated in this correspondence,
grown to important proportions. The
fund now owns about $4,000 worth Of
the bonds Of the city. and would own
more. but for the fact that our bonds
command such high premium that IL IL
almost impossible 20 find one Of them on
the market. There IS now large sum
OF money belonging 10 the city's sinking
fund awaiting investment.
FAILED TO GIVE BAIL
Mr. Il. r. Graves. late postmaster at
Crewe. who Is under charge Of shortage
I'm his accounts and who was re-
arrested several days ago on the refusal
Of his bondsman TO further continue as
surety. Is still confined in the jail OF this
city, and. IT Is understood. VIII remain
there until next Monday when arrange
ments will be made to have gentlemen
from N0ttoway present TO go on his bend.
His rearrest ana Imprisonment seems 10
have been the result Of negligence some
where.
MATRIMONIAL
Mr. Robert Haryil and Mrs. Missouri
Bryant were married at the residence OF
the brides sister, in Blanfford last
night. in the presence OF large assem-
blage of friends.
Mr.. bernard G. Buforl. OF this city,
and Miss Belle Beck were married last
night at the resldence or the brides pa
rents. in Chesterfield county.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Master Robert Burruss son Of Mr..
James BurrIss was painfully bitten by
a cat yesterday. The wound was can
terized and the cat killed.
Notwithstanding the rain the excursion
10 Norfolk and the seashOre this morning
was largely patronzed, train OF ten
COACHES being packed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
Y. II. c. 1. rlass-Meeting.

The mass meeting 70 be held in the
Young Mems Christian Association build
ing Sunday afternoon Is OF great import
ance, and IL Is hoped that large crowd
wall be in attendance. The Board OF Di-
rectors will lay before the people the
condition Of affairs OF the association and
let them determine what Will b. done.
For years the association has been coming
put S2,JQ0 short every year, and the board
S determined that this must cease If the
organization IS To b. kept up.
1t is very doubtful that a new secretary
will be elected until the association IL
pretty nearly out Of debt; at least no
efforts have been made so far to obtain
one. The condition Of things will be very
plainly told.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Cycle Club Will have another milk-and-
pie run this afternoon. These runs are
very popular. particularly TO those mem
bers who are fond Of pie