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Thrcc-fourths mile-Rapid Transit.
11i. King Elm, iO7i Topic. Susie Nell,
Tho R0ok. lilly bennett. 100; Red luhn'
l.6mun, Artist. Geo. II. Smith, ~. !,
,fle-Patsy, Minnewnwn, julie, Jack
49,. 90, Cochlna. %; Cnpt. Kidd, l0l;
Royal Ncttie, Mamie O., soulle, 1906;
Irit2iU, i0s.
seycn and n .hulf furlongS, Yelling.
Cl ,udagn, Sir John. Curious. Rcnnld,
Ian ian, %: POtadnm, Freedman, Che
non, i0g; Alex cockroll, Ethel Brown
10
one ana 0nc-slxtcenth miles, Truc'
ton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., pi; Mate,
1lrollnl 20: Roosevelt, %; BlngcO, 0si
iamborro, i02. jim Flood, 1895 Blltzon'
lIrhtfDOt, no.
one aud onc-eighth mIlcs-Splrltunl-
~ 100: Uncle Jim, LcHtcr, lncommodo,
l.rl Cap Chnuncey, Mol Drlppa, JOa
Courtney. PrlR, Twenty. Three, 49,
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec, 20-Twenty.
fourth day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather hnc; track
heavy: attendance fair. Summaries:
First, seven and one-half furlongS:
goiling-Linnette won; King Michael
second: Baidur third. Time. 1913.
Second, mile, selllng-Donation won'
Equinox second; Whisper third. Time
Isl.
Third, seven furlonga-Miss Rowett
won; Ashland second; Sir Planet third.
Time, -
Fourth, handicap; miie-caas won;
Judge Dubose second; Squire q. third.
Time. i:60.
FInh. six furiongB-D Domingo won;
T!lrncy Aaron. Jr.. second; Bob Neville
third. Time, i:2l.
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"uerc, my sons, take this 800 each
OF YOU and 90 out into tho world and
make your mark In life; then after
Two years return TO me- Such worn
Inc words OF Squire Daniel Periey to
his three sons in the new three.act
domestic musical comedy, N Fatted
Calf" by the celebrated author VIII:
Inm Gill, whose reputation ls claased
with the best. "A Fntted CAR VIII be
presented In the most elaborate manner
by n company OF carefully selected
artists on Christmas ~afternoon n
evening ut the Opera House. very
large house r. looked for. the ADVANCE
sale opens Monday, December ~ az
Houses music store.
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Martin. Ferry Notes.

MI. A. L. wetherald left yesterday.
for Frnnkton, Ind. 10 spend Christ
mas with his wife and sons.
The sale OF the West Virginia Glass
Works announced for to-day, has been
postponed.
A portion OF the Aetna Standard mill
has shut down on account OF the quar-
antine.
Howard Montgomery came home
yesterday from the Ohio State UniVer-
slty.
Yesterday Carl Myers cut Il large
cash in his leg while cutting wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Hobbs are
the happy parents OF a girl baby
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PITTSBURGH, pa. Dec. @.-Jnmes
w. Laughlin, superintendent OF the
health board OF Allegheny City, to-
night issued an order 70 the Pennsylya.
mia railroad company prohibiting that
COMPANY from selling tickets for Ale
Eheny from Martins Ferry, Bridgeport
or Belinlre. on account OF the prevalence
OF smallpox In those places. II the
refuses 10 carry out the order,
the superintendent says he will hold II
responsible for any damage resulting,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-21
LOOKS LIKE A FIGHT.

ytt..lmn,ons' Forfeit Is Up-ouinn's Will
be Up NsIt ThursdAy-nAhsr Is a Fa-
VoTite,
NEW YORK, Dec. 20-Joe Vendig to-
aay deposited with r. K. Fox q check
Tor $1,000, which he had received from
Dan Stuart rs a guarantee that Bob
FitIsmmons would meet Peter Maher
M ri Paso, Mexico, February II.
John ]. Quinn. manager for AaheT,
sends word that he will arrive In this
city next Thursday morning with 1900
10 post for Maher. Many bets are be-
ing made on the hght at the uptown
hotels. Maher Is q slight tavorite,
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Yesterday afternoon, tho Ohio River
RAILROAD pry car arrived In The city ana
tho local employer were given their
monthly stipend, Among those on the
or were Tho following oflClnlai Ttnln-
.IHter W. w. Wlckhnm. ROndmaaicr
Charles bryan. Examining Nurgcon 9,
w. Wubnugh nnd pnymastnr John
lfyokhart Dr. iiaubnuBh examined
i.o tyea ~ the local employees NJ tho
TYHn
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HOLIDAY E%xOuRSloNs.
wheeling 4 Lake Iorlt.

Conforming TO ltH past custom, the
Wheeling n Lake i1fio railway will sell
local EKrurHlon Tickets from nll sta
lions, aud through Excursion Tickets
over principal connecting llncH llN-
curAloh Tickets Will also bo sold ny
connecting lines 10 pointh ON and via
the wheeling n Lako Erie railway.
When purchasing llckotn nHk for tho
Wheeling time elmo card, taking Ofrcot
December =, 1895.
JAMES NJ HALL,
General Passenger Agent.
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-
House, II rooms, brick. 18th o., sS.6o.l
Hotel, 2lroomS, Martins Ferry, Of cheap, on
easy terms
Market st., between 7th aud sth sd. S,eo1
New house, 6 rooms, large lok SSth st. sl,6oa
House, 4 rooms, AIh s., siI0
TOuIe, 8 rooms, 18th Ct, Sl.bQ,
House. 10 rooms hApllne O., Centre Whcol.
Ing, With large lot, cheap, on easy terms
HouJc, 6Toouis and hall, With acres Pleas
iiouSc' s rooms, Centre Wheeling. 500
House, & rooms and hall. bath and both gases,
| Jacob sL, between 18th aud 18th, S,eo.
lIooso,6 rooms and hall, lot S0xio0 II, near
E~tfeetcar barn. cheap, N,T00.
Corner lot Lind ST. 50 foot front, cheap. $50
Lots 10 McMochen. North Bonwood. gleudAle,
Island. EdglnEtou. Park View. Pleasant Valley
and many other lots In and near city. Call aud
IIsusC, 5 rooms, brick, corner lot. ga st,
iISaso. Oroom., brick, lot SsIl2 II. chsplins
st., Ath ward, 5000.
2iSt. lot ilxi20f Il
House, 5 foomI, llth st., Sl,00l
Lots on Lind ST., BelyederN SSoA q tf7eeach.
business property on Market St At moderate
priec.
real estate
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REMEMBER the IntelliEencor's offer
TO supply tho new Rand-McHaliy Atlas
OF tho World. with marginal index, In
ten bound parts at 10 cents per part. Is
limited to n short time, Call at the In
t%eiligpncer Office and examine the work.
II will DO complete in time for tho holl-
days.
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WITH THE BowLRRs.
1hs Nightly Record Orstrikss and spares
on the Alleys.
NFYfoEIa TEAnTTE

In the Musee Bowling League last
nights games were between the Ben-
bout and Independent teams. Bea-
bout which has been rolling q rather
POOR game. took q bracer and won out
in all the contests. The first game was
the closest OF the lot. still, the Beabout
victory Is really not Of Importance as
that team was helped by q OF tho
strongest bowlers In the city-and not
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Tho best snivc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rhoum, foyer
sores, tctter, chRpped hands. chllblains,
cornH, and all akin GruptionS, and posi-
lively cures pilcA, or no pay required.
II IL guaranteed to give perfect salts.
cents per box. For salO by Logan Drug
CnmnnnY.
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Cured Miss Julia d. Fuss OF SsIatlc
Rheumatism After Six Doctors
Failed,

Two TOttIos Of Munyon's Rheumatism
Care nadsa Complete Cure AfSFTwSnty
Year. OF s~uIrsring-All OF aIunyOn'S
Remediss AIT Promptly aud Cure Per-
manrnily.
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MI Everybody did not buy an UNI
NO! brclia here yesterday, although
some people might think so, Judging
from appearances. Want one2 Plenty
still here. GEO. N. SHOOK & co.
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Moundgvilie is now free OF smallpox.
The Marshall county town got on very
lightly. There were three cases, one OF
which was fatal. The cost 70 the city
was 1900, and the bills were paid yes
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wE dnn'l bntty aiO,OOO worth Ut lila.
WDnhH, Int va hate Unnulli IL AhtlAfi
inOAl anybody, aud The ptlCe L flight,
W, j, LuItINA a 90.
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DE Wits Little Early Rlgors for
billousnass, indigestion, constipation.
a small PHI, a prompt cure. Logan
Drug Co, Wheeling, w. Va, d, +. Pea
body, Benwood. aud Bowie d Co,
Bridgeport, o.
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FOR n limited tlmo you will DO nbiO
10 obtain the New General Atlas OF the
World, with marginal Index, offered by
tho l|ntclllRoncor In ton bound sections,
al 10 cents per Bcction. II VIII cost
moro than three tlmcs as much a yeaF
from now,
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rom ........
souTH SIDE a

Last evening In the over-thc-creek
bowling league the leaders met one OF
the second division clubs, Orient, and
easily won three victories. Neither
team did anything remarkable In the
way OF Individual or team scores.
GA1ras
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FOR your Christmas Dinner buy
White Fruit Cake. Mountain, Lady,
Chocolate, Pound and Cocoanut Cake,
nj ZtEGENFELDER'S.
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TO MAKE GLASS,
The Movement to Purchase the
Central Factory is Alive,
A PRICE HAS NOW BEEN SET

n. The Ea,. wheeling Fao,ory by tho
rolted states Gia,, Company, aud the
worLmsn Are EndsaYOrlns 10 Secure
N, Necessary Amount OF stock Sub
,ehptloas-Ths aOvsmsa, Is Received
WIN General Favor Here
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$4,000 worth Of Diamonds wo offer at
short commission priooL
DILL n, WHEAT ~ HANCHEH Co
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FOR nil kinds OF Fancy Xmas Cam
dies 20 to PLATE a HANE,
1l51 Market street
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GET your old. fashioned Mixed Can
dy at 10 cents q pound, strictly pure.
Observation-Disclosures.
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HOLIDAY GOODS al G.. Hess a sons'.
Tie bosi All. wool Kat Jacket mado from
~ 90 upwards,
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HOLIDAY GOODS ~ q. Hess q sons.
Hay the celebrated nighmio White Shirt
Tits perfect Price ~ 90
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nuY Umbrellas at stifsI q Co.'S. Eie.
rant line of handkerchief silk covering,
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nARoAINs In Diamonds at II. IL. nril-
mnu a Co.'S.
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FINE assortment OF Silver ware at
M'NAMEE'S, '.
ai37 Market street
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FOR SALE
Residence. Pleasant Valley. Z
Lot on south Huron street, TOT lea than cost
No. 60 North Front street.
Lot on South Front street.
lot on South Huron street.
Residence. WoodSdlle.
ReidencO. South Huron street
slx.roomed house, PeatniulA
House and lot National road. S01
Residence, Kentucky street
Reaidenco. Thlrty.hfst street.
Residence. Chlpline street.
Residence. MeCotlOch street.
Residence. FIiteepth street
Residence, slxteenLh street
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"a Fatted calr' for chri.tmas.

FRESH Candy from 10 cents a pound
M al ZIEGENFELDER'&.
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FOR SALE.

Nor SALE zoo HARTz MOUNTAIN
II Canary birds at Henry Helm
bright'B, col Market gtr0ct. dep
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NOR RENT-sALooN AND Dwell
II LING. No. 100 Sixteenth street I'M
mediate possession. Inquire OF ~. y.
FITZPATRICK, No. iGOI ChRpiine Street
daia
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FOR SAIE.

R fsuisa l asSas cH ~ III H sSis,s .tas.I al al
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WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED FOR A NEW
IA paying business; send your address to-day
for samples and full particular Tree. CHARLS
MARSHALL, LOCRPORT, N y,
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT, APRIL !, 1903, NO. 140l
u Main street ihreestnry brick whTehoasS
wheeling. dcl0
The herald., 1895-12-09
ON THE DlArlOND

Tho baseball outlook for next years.
state league is not very bright. The ex-
hibition baseball given here some time
ago did great deal of harm in the
north, though in Los Angeles the excel
ience of the playing made up for the fact
that there was no city pride TO back the
players up. If there should be league
next year, and there is strong proba.
bility of it. the subject as to who will be
the local mag nate IS an interesting ques-
tion. When J. W. Flynn, the manager OF
the defunct exhibition league was here,
he expressed a great desire to handle the
Los Angeles team in the regular state
league. He is a capable manager, a good
judge of ball players, and personally
YER nice man. "Doc" Kennedy hes been
mentioned by several as a candidate for
managerial honor, and should be con.
clude to take the franchise in Los Ange-
les he wouli undoubtedly receive tho sup.
port Of every man, woman and child in
Los Angeles who possessed any blood
with sporting corpuscles therein. More.
over Doc has q knowledge of baseball
players and ball playing that would cause
Uncle Arson to open his eyes. BY all
cans, let us have Doc Kennedy for our
magnate.
The los Ange les high school baseball
team has reorganized and is getting in
trim for the season. The team is sub
stantially the same as last season, and IS
ready to receive challenges from any
team in Southern California, but prefer
to meeI strictly amateur teams from edu-
cational institutions. The initial game
will be rlayed at Athletic park on De
ce m her 14th against the Horseshoes. Adj
dress all communications to the baseball !
High School, city.
The herald., 1895-12-09
SPORTING MISCELLANY

Joe Watkins, we'll known among the
LEGAL sporting fraternity, is the owner Of
a handsome colt that is full brother to
the famous Waldo. The colt shows signs
OF great speed. and Joe says it is only a
question as to how fast he wants to GO.
George Allen, who was so anxious to
make match with anybody of his
weight in Los Anelees,'' has apparently
gone into trance since he become aware
that Billy Gallagher is in town. AT any
rate nothing has been heard from him
since be made the challenge.
W. K. Matthews will soon begin to get
his horse McZeus in condition. He pro-
poses to have the animal in the finest
possible shape, and when he &c on the
grand circuit his presence will be- felt by
those horsemen whom he happens to
meet on the way.
A lacrosse match has been arranged bp :
tween the Los Angeles and Riverslds
teams for Christmas day. Riverside sent
the challenge, the Los Angeles team be.
ing at present the holder of the Southern
California championship banner.
Tbs Arion bicycle club. formed from
the Turner's association, took a run to
Santa Monica to watch the training Of
the orackaiacks on the Southern Pacific
track. Most Of the menu bers rode both
The herald., 1895-12-09

ably fine men, sub-offioers chosen out of
various regiments; and when the war
came they proved that they were not
merely parade soldiers, for they figured
among the best and brsvest troops.
One dav the little prince, when
young child, in the hope of making the
sentinel move. poured whole bag OF
sweets into his boot but without elicit
ing any sign of life from the military
statue before him. This play of tho
child being mentioned in the presence OF
Colonel Verify. who Complandcd the
regiment, he declared that nothing could
mako one of his men move when on
duty. The empress would not believe
this assertion. and finally lard wager
that she woui contrive to make one OF
the guards move. Colonel Verly having
accepted the wager, the empress went
with him into the neigh boring gallery,
whore they walked backward and forward
before the sentinel. the empress trying by
every means to attract his attention. The
guard stood as if turned into stone. Col
onel Verify smiled. Tho empress, with
her character stic impetu osity, then
went straight up to the soldier, and ac'
cording to familiar speech, "boxed his
ears" Not uscle moved. The en-
press then acknowledged that Colonel
Verly had won the day, and sent hand
some compensation to the soldier, who
proudly refused it, saying that he was
sufficiently com rensated BY having had
his sovereign lady's sand ON bis cheek !.
Century Magazine.
The herald., 1895-12-09
ON THE GRIDIRON

The whole city is getting excited over
the football game that will take place OH
Christmas day at Athletic park. The
Berkeley team has never yet played IN
Los Angeles, the Stanfords being the
only northern college, team TO give an ex-
hibition OF the game. The tic game
played at San Francisco between B,rke-
ley and Stanford emphasizes the equality
OF the teams. ani one will acrve the pur-
pose of illustrating the game quite as
well as the other. Against these hardy
players Of the north the Los Angeles
Athletic club has matched the Occidental
college team. This eleven is to be reor-
Ranized, and the strongest players of the
city Will be put on the team, retaining
the cream of the present eleven. Good.
dale, the Amherst player, will be one of
the original men to be retained. and Ed
wards. Ramsaln and probably Salisbury,
will also be kept on the team. Sam Has
kins will be substituted for the present
right end, and John Murrietta will be
put in for one of the quarto-acks. Other
changes will be made as weak spots are
discovered, daily practice revealing the
impei fections. Each day there will be
signal practice. and every Saturday a
practice game will be played with any
one OF the southern colleges. Rigorous
training will be observed. and a training
table and quarters have been set apart
tor the long. haire d kickers at the college
building. When the northern players
The herald., 1895-12-09
THE ROPED RING

The Los Angeles Athletic club ras
matched Jack Frazer and Fred Began to
box fifteen rounds before the club on tie
evening of December o6th. These men
have been matched five times by different
clubs, but have only met once, the meet
ing taking place before the Angel City
Athletic club last October. No decision
was gwen, as the men wero on even
terms at the end Of the fifteenth round.
Consequently there is good deal of IN
terest being shown in the matter By those
who are watching the affair. The men
will meet at eaten weights and the club
has hung up trophy for the winner.
This will probably be the last time either
OF the men will be seen in this rity, as
both have declared their intention OF
going east to lnok up match. Neither
OF the men is a phenomenon, but both
are strong and clever, with Bo an leau
ing in the matter of skill. Bert Frazier
is both strong and fast and most ex
ecllent exhibition should be given by
these two feathprweights.
The kindness of Mr.. James J. Corbett
in presenting the championship Of the
world to man that has no claims upon
the title is only equaled iy the nerve he
displays in supposing that he has the
right to dispose OF the title in this sum-
mary manner. Fofluhately tce gehtle-
man who is the reoi rient OF his bounty
shows disposition to fight ior the honor
rather than accent it from the hands of a
man who never was really tue champion
of this country. Peter Maher may be a
treme idous hitter and a greatly improved
man from the one who was put out by
Fitzsimmons in New Orleans, bat be-
cause he has defeated several second rate
men, more ty chance than by good mai.
agement, he certainly has no right t. call
himself the champion of the fistic world.
However if Maher holds to his desire to
fiaht for the championship, all we have
to say is good luck TO him. There are
more hard spots in the fist world than
are dreamp: of in his philosophy.
The herald., 1895-12-09
Boxed Hts Ears

u Nothing could be more magnificent
than the appearance OF everything ap-
pertaining to the court of the second en-
pirs on all public occasions. The balls,
especially. in the various splendid rooms
in the immense "Salla dcs Marecnaua,
were sight not to bs forgotten, from
the first entrance and ascent by the or cat
staircase, ador ed with fnvers and
shrubs, where on each step stood two If
the Csntsar '(the emnerors body
guard) as motionless as statues. Nothing
vas mo~u remarkable than the drnI
which enabled these men, on all occasions
when on duty at the palace, to reinain
without moving muscle. The fatigue
of this imm obility is said tn be SO great
that it could not be endured beyond u
certain time, but it was so com plete that
to come suddenly on one of these guards
IN the palace was positively startling.
1t was scarcely possible to believe mat
they were alive. They were all remark
The herald., 1895-12-09
THE CYCLE SHOW

There is going to be cycle show in
Los Angeles, and 1t Is going to come
soon. This city he's heard of cycle shows
everywhere else, and proposes to have
one of its own.
A meeting of representative mem be rs
from the Citrus WheeImen, the RoaIners
Road club ana the East Side Cycle club
was held in Judge Owens court room on
Thursday evening. d. en- beer Sd. The
M setnr was called for the purpose OF
forming an organization to manage and
carry to a successful issue a cycle show.
After a comprehensive review Of the pos
sibilities and expenses of such an affair,
1t was decided to form an organization.
aud as a result OF the meeting there will
be cycle show. DR.. II. Bert Ellis was
unanimously elected chairman, y. G.
McGarvIn secretary and ii. NJ. Lee treas
urer.
1t was decided TO call the association
the executive committee of ths Los An
gsles Cycling Exposition, to be com posed
OF I've embeTs from each of the clubs
represented. The following mem bers
were elected to serve upon the board
Citrus Wheelmen-H. Bert Ellis, M. A.
Baker. Carl McStoy, G. Z. Patterson. L.
W. Kinsey.
Roa,uers' Road club-H. O. Axteil, f.
w. Patton, H. NJ. Lee, WV. Mar.indale,
". K. Cowan.
East Side Cycle clup-D. G. NJ 'Garvin,
J. Todd Cook. W. W. Weir, Il. G. Dock
stader, H E. Schofeld.
Subcommittee were appointed, and at
the second meeiIrg. held on December
9th, reports were made. Hazards pavil-
ion has been secured in which to hold
Tire exposition, and the date set for the
show is December Goth, 9th and 2Sth.
Each club will have charge of the enter
tainment for ono night. the allotment
being made on ballot. 1t resulted al fol-
lows: Roamers, first night; Citrus Wheel
men second night, and the East Siders
have the closing evening. Each club has
already taken action on the affair and
committees have bean appointed to ar
range the enterta nments on the respect
i've nights. There will oe much friendly
rivalry to see who can give the best en-
tertainments.
All tho local dealers will have booths
in which to display their 96 models, nov
eltier in cycling supplies and sundries
of the trade. A daily evening paper will
be published by the management during
the three days OF the affair, IN which
will appear the program of the evening,
cycling news and spicy reading matter.
Altogether the affair promise to be
most enjoyable suciety event, and will
doubtless prove great success.