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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
cases relieved In six hours by tho
''NEw GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
KIDNEY CURE" This new remedy
is q great surprise on account OF Its
exceeding promptness In relieving pair
in the bladder. kldncy7' back ana every
nort OF tho urinary passage In male
or female. II relieves retention OF
water and pain in passing Il almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief
and cure this r. your remedy. Sold by
II. II. List, druggist, Wheeling. w. Va
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BELLAIRR
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip nom
Tho Glhaa CITY.


Cook Danford came In Saturday from
Ohio State University, where he stood
the examination for admission 20 the
bar. Out OF class Of eIghty-three
only foTty-hve passed and Cook was
one 0f the successful ones.
Several arrests will probably be made
to-day for the FObbery OF one OF the
teachers pockets containing $ll and
some valuable papers while decorating
the rink Friday for commencement ex-
erciscs,
The Knights Of Pythlas observed
Decoration Day yesterday by marching
TO the cemeteries, lead by the Uniform
Rank band Of eighteen pieces, and dec
Ornted the graves OF their brethren.
There was small sized crowd at
Mozart park Saturday observing Bell
aIre Day, given by the Buckeye Fishing
Club. The weather kept a great many
away.
The steel works and plate mill re-
sumo operations this morning, after a
few days shut down on account or
breaking one OF the rolls.
Miss Margaret Mcyyilllams, Of Mar
tins Ferry. Is spending few days with
her sister, Mrs. Oscar hampton, In the
Fourth ward.
Miss Belle Moore. who Inns been
teaching school at Wellsburg the past
winter. IS the guest Of her sister Mrs
J. W. Cooper.
The Salvation army people held ser
vices yesterday morning on Thirty
second street and q large crowd was
attracted.
Miss Eliza Carmichael. of Wellsburg.
the music teacher In the school IN THIS
city. will leave tomorrow for her home.
Miss AIaude Potts, OF Cadiz. Ia the
guest Of friends In this city, on her way
to visit her parents at Moundsville.
HeatherinEton's band played at Sis
tersvlIle Saturday for the laying OF the
cornerstone OF Il school house.
Mrs. George F.. Work. has returned to
her home ut Sistersvllle, after n VISIT
with her parents In this city.
The young child of James Du Bols
was somewhat better yesterday, but -
still In n serious condition.
Alex Ogle went down to Marietta
yesterday to look after some oil inter-
ests.
ChiIdrcn's Day was observed at the
First VI. f. church yesterday evening.
The board OF equalization will finish
up Its work Tomorrow or next day
The soap factory in the First ward Is
turning out large supply OF soap.
Charles LaROche has returned from a
few days visit at Flushing.
r. C. FarIs and wife spent yesterday
at bethesda.
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IN BUSY BHFwoOD
What People Are Doing and saying In
the Industrial Town.

"
the InduItrIal Town.
The annual chIldrcn's day exercises
were observed yesterday afternoon IN
the NJ. +. church. which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. y large
audience. greeted the children. who per-
formed their part In the programme
well. The singing was very good.
The annual memorial services OF the
local lodges bf odd Fellows were held
last night In the NJ. +. church. The ser
mon was delivered by the Rev. J. 5.
Robinson. The members with the Re
beccn Lodge. attended in body. The
choir rendered some excellent music
suitable for the occasion.
Miss Ella Golden, who has been here
for some time returned 10 her home in
Pittsburgh yesterday.
A little daughter was born yesterday
morning TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mill
baugh.
Miss Alice Fox leaves to-day for an
extended visit to friends in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. George Vance has returned from
n visit to his home In Niles, Ohio.
Frank Edwards has returned from n
visit TO KIttannIng, Pa,
Miss Annie Kendall is visiting friends
In Warrington.
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Chippewa Lake Picnic Grounds and
Summer Resort Open.

Largest inland lake In Ohio. $50 feet
above Lake Erie. A lake Of Internal
springs. Three separate grounds. 20
acres NJ woodland, % acres open Fields
for sports and camps, Hotels, cottages.
tents, two large dance pnvillons, Bulu-
tlful steamer on like, plenty or sail ana
row boats No liquors allowed on
grounds. Lowest railroad fare.
Consult lg-nta. or address VI. @. Car
rel. General Passenger Agent Cleveland,
I.oraln & Wheeling railway Cleveland,
Ohio. Phone 40. ttl&g
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1T Is not n miracle. It won't cure
everything, but II will cure piles. That's
what DeWht's Witch Hazel Sllve
win do, because it has done
II in hundreds OF cases. Charles
r, Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie e. Company, Bridgeport;
Peabody g. Son, BenwoOd.
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THE ROAD RACE.

Cuunt, OF ohio, Takes First Place and
Makes the Best Tlms-Lubir, Of Ben
wood, Finished ssonnd--Af BEAUTIFUL
Finish Between tue Two.
The HOUSE & Hermann road race OF
saturday afternoon was combination
OF good and bad. The weather was bad
but the finish was OF the best and most
exciting.
The heavy rain In the course OF the
morning and afternoon spoiled the
course, but on account OF the large
rnrnher OF OuL.Of-tnMn ridcrBs-tWenty
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Yesterdays DEPARTURES

GAINESVILLE. .LORESA. 3 n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HER, s n. m.
Pittsburgh RUTH, . n. m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA. S a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Clarington JEWEL, a:SO p. m.
ParkershurE BEN HUR, II 4. m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, a. m
PRrkersburg IL BETTY. II a. m.
MatamOrHs LEXINGTON, II u. m
ClariuEton. JEWEL, $50 p. M.
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Catnrrh and Colds Relieved In 10 to 60
MInmiea.

One short pun OF the breath through
the blower. supplied with each bottle OF
DIR. AEnewR Catarrhal Powder. dinuses
this Powder over the surface OF the
nasal p..ssaGcs. Painless and delight
fuI to use. II relieves instantly, and
permanently cures Catarrh. Hay Ever.
Colds. Headache, Sore Throat. TonsiIi-
tbs and Deafness 30 cts. Sold by Il. II.
List and LOgun Drug Co. s&wy
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symptoms-Molstu Intense itchinE
nnd singing; most At night: worse Dy
gcrntchlnE. II allowed TO continue. tu.
mors form. which often bleed and ulcer,
stops the itching and bleed
Inr. heals liberation. and In most cases
removes the tumors. At druggists or by
mall, for 20 cents. DR.. Swayne u Son,
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The Cincinnati packet for tomorrow
is the old reliable Keystone State
The river marks last night showed 9
feet Inches and rising. Prospects or
continued navigation are still very
bright. "A
The Ben Hur is the packet for Par
kersburg this morning.
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Or. Agncw's Cure for the Heart gives
pprfcct relief In all cases Of Organic or
Svmpathetlc Heart Disease In 30 min
uies, nd speedily effects a cure, II Is
peerless remedy for Palpltation. Short
ness OF Breath, smothering Spells, Pain
In Left Side and nll symptoms OF Dis
ensed Heart. one dose convlnces. SOLD
by II. II. List and Logan Drug Co.
- gGyy
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simply apply SwAYNE,s OINTMENT.
No Internal medicine required. Cures tet-
Tor. eczema, Itch, all eFuptlops on the
fnce, hands nose. etc, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal
ing and curative powers are possessed ny
no other remedy Ask your druggist Tor
SWAYNE'S OINTMENT tths&w
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The past week has been a disastrous
rpe for the NaIlers, They started well
\, Jackson by winning two ont OF three
Int at Saginaw they succeeded in drop
ming three games very unexpectedly,
wheellng's hold on second place Is now
very uncertain, and with six hnrd
romes at Toledo and Fort Wayne they
are likely to go down the ladder three or
pcgs before returning home. SHAW still
leads the team In batting, with Wagner
IN second position. The batting and
0elding averages are as followsi
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MARrEN,s rERRY.
Hap. und arl,hap, IN tha rhrivins CITY
A.ras. thr River.

$3.50 49,
Yesterday Charles Ricsbcck and
George Bcckef. with their families,
went to George R"lsbecFs' Tour inil,s
out In the country, 10 spena ln' my.
IN the afternoon about > oclEN WIN. ~,
the children We're playing hDnut t,t
premises lI mos u'S ;,,., ,mgsrt son Of
%,,.. ~" pi.,.i,,:,. RI, Il,'in fellow ind
r ~ 49, -, a., corn rutf.r
nnJ rSt ,i I 1nIIT"Iy M Mt IN. wrist,
only tho skin holding IL on. The baby
was taken to the North Wheeling hos
pltnl for amputntIon OF the forearm and
this was done.
Commencing to-day Street COmmlss-
Toner james Mitchell WI enforce tne
new ON" law recurring men ~ ~ pJ n,,hIIr
TWO Gays ihOor OH 'he s'iee'S Va PN''''
roaus'
Rev. Or; ); w. Robins StllciaISu ~ "n
iuleIIl vi tholIlus H. NJ. s'',,"r,i ,vn
oaLuLu ~ aatu iII'., ,hn n a r.
u',"'' w "N,'e'D 49,, = Mont.
Yesterday MT; hhu MIs' SI,nt,Hmsrv
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c. Fred Rccycs.sc 900 5:Oj:gO 1859
" 81. $3.50 5'GN ro'nS
$. We. 'EaaEl. SIS, 5oc;,i l;G:a
.; stanley Ions. s;a 900 llnOo
10, i 4. 5Ililcr.sc TOO 5o5ao rG:5o
Ii; leo 'i%Staian..lH s:sis sm;a's l;@:slM
IL, ]. 4, @iirscr,l. s:54 5;os;i5 l:@a,
"a !. /. 'wailkere 1854 S;coaig iaSlsa.
IL, 7, bacEw'th. 1855 5;oe;so lni;oo
IL i. '% HaTy....,.,s a;pIs 5:oo,a- iaoa
Is " i. Him.. s:&j 5al;ssa ilsa5'i
IL. 4. j. Caidm.. I 1856 5:li:STls liS:5lls
Is. W ]. sSSl..ia s5sa s;l2;sIs Ias:59H
10. Z. HV'nE'k. 1858 5a2:@ ili:o
80, i, Rosers....6 1854 5:h:Oo $4,000
Wheeling.
An unfortunate feature was the
squabble over the disposition 0f the first
prize and time prize, Gaunt took first
place and made the fastest time. Com
scQuently Il would seem that he Is en-
titled to the two prizes, both Of which
nre bicycles The management OF the
race, however, ruled that Gaunt was
entitled only u the time prize, md gave
first place, bettGr.priZe than time
prize. to Lublc, who finished second.
The reason for making this ruling Is
that the road racing rules OF the Pitts
burgh Press provide for It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15

great race from New Orleans 10 ST.
Louis with the Robert L.. Lee. Thre"
ether gtenmere NnrrhoZ each larger and
moro costly than the others. were since
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IIalfRatss to 81. Louis, Mo-, vita the BAltl
more 4 ohio HALLWAY.

On juno II, IL. "A and Is the Balu-
more & Ohio railroad Will sell excur:
sIon tickets to st. Louis. Mo, at rate OF
one fare for the round trip account Re
publican National Convention. Tickets
WIN be good for return until June q,
1896.
In case the convention continues In
session beyond June Il, arrangements
will be made to extend the return limit
OF tickets until the day following adj
iOurnment.
For further information call on or adj
dress any Baltimore & Ohio ticket
nEant, or L. S. Allen. assistant general
passenger agent, Chicago, Ill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-15
FIELDING.
yhssIinE'S Team Is Again Defeated by
the Lively sREinRNh.

WhfeII0ETl IFAW u "NN11 y
the Lively sAEinRNH.
Special Dispatch to the IntelliEenecr.
SAGINAW, June .l4.-saginaw made
# three straight from Wheeling to-day,
both pitchers being hit hard, ht Ruther-
ford kept them scattered. GallaGher
scored WheelinEs first run on u long MT
over the fence for home run.
c.. RHE
saginaw 81 O4OI 800 - 10 /
WngsIing.. % o ! 0 90 a. 10 j
MISUNDERSTANDING. Rutherford ana
Grey. Wheeling. Hawlfy and Davis I'M
plrc, lockwood. Attendance so
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TO CREDITORS.


10 tho creditors OF John Given, deceased
In pursuance OF decree. OF the circuit
court Of Ohio county. West virginia. made
In "A cause therein pending. TO subject mo
rrgI estate of the said John Given TO INC
t,nymont of his debts. you are required TO
rTTsCnt Your claims against the estate OF
the snid John Given for adjudication 70
George L. boyd. commissioner, NJ nus
office. In tho said county, on or before the
first day Of July. lN6.
WItpEss. John ". Mitchell, clerk Of the
said court. this 18TH day OF May, iN6.
myIS.m JOHN W. MITCHELL, GIerlS
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Ny OR TWO ENER-
w CELTIC, reliable men and statesmen
and collectors In districts outside OF city.
call on or address THE SINGER MANU-
FEATURING CO., 70 Twelfth street
wheeling General Department. lcl3
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Al Columbus-Columbus U IPdianapolis
Pitchers. Wulvcrtun. ptmtnan, Phil
iIns. Monroe and Davis. Ten innings.
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JIYANTED - TRUSTWORTHY PER-
w son to travel. Salary EiS0 and CX'
penEcg. Reference. Enclosed sell .aa'
dressed, stamped envelope. SECRETA'
ny UnX up" Chicago.
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NOR RENT-RoOMS NO. 2 AND IN
II City Bunk Building, Market street.
Inquire at City Bank or Jefferson 1nsurs
nncC COMPANY. tell
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Bl,.PQ4RSIS}
zyl''
~ W $50
INTER.STATELEAGtE


Tp-day's gnmess-WheellnE o. EoTt
vr,ynr, New Castle at Toledo, Washlng-
tcn M saginaw. Youngstown ut, jackson.
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FOR RENT.

ToR RFST-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
II In the City Bank Building. Inquire %
the City Bank OF Wheeling mr0
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EoR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
II tho city; largo and plenty Of liBhts
centrally looted In best advertised builds '
inE in the city. Also largo hall for ront-
Apply At HUB CLOTHIERS, Fourteenth
md Market streets. JAZZ
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Special Dispatch to the InteIligencer.
TOLEDO. June li.-Tnietlo won two
games from Youngstown this afternoon
before 1900 enthusiastic cranks. on the
new Bay View grounds In the nrSI
Earre both Barnes and Kelb were eftec-
live. hut Youngstown's errors were Gis-
as.r0us. .1@I muir
Score.
toledo. ........................... y
Ioungstown,........... ........''.''' ~ /
Uaiterics-Toledo Kelb and Arthur
Youngstown. Barnes and Ilnran
TIN. second game was one-slded.
YOUNGSTOWN being unlucky in hitting
Roth teams fieldcd well. -hn
Score: o II Z
Toledo ..-..-... ....sss''s.'''Ss'y .''''' 4, :
YOUNGSTOWN .....-..... .....f..fVas-'s ~ 4
BattcrieS-TOledO. keenan, and ChhoFd'
YOUNGSTOWN. Brodie and Iinran.
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CJALESNiEN WANTED IN EVERY
= district; new season; samples Tree;
EaInry or commission with expenses from
myi.tu&s
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SPECIAL sale III Kid Glove, from Toe
10 7pC a pair, at l., y Good & Co.'s
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NOR RENT-TWO LARGE UNFUR-
NISHED rooms, centrally located.
VIII rent very cheap. Address NJ once
ROOMS, care OF Intelllgencer office. my9
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NOR SALE-SToRE ROOM AND LOT
IL in Aetnnvllle. Ohio, corner Lincoln
avenue and Second street. Terms easy.
]. POLLOCK & co. ielg'
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ANAA AHAA Second floor, rooms, 1908
Main street Easement eating house. with all
fixtures and furniture. ready for business
70 LOAS.-siO10 on good real estate
FOR SALE.-lSiAnd properly paying y POI
cont JAMES l.. IIAwLEH,
Real Estate and Financial Agent,
myS 1861 Main street
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-CAsH ALMA1S
MI on hand in sums 10 suit, from Slo and
Iinvva rds on real estate; also on furniture,
cic,, without removal; easy payments. no
charge unless loan Is made. Confidential
Tr9s. mthESn JULIAN. Box l01.
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S,AIEsAiEN-To SELL CIGARS ON
= credit. good pay, expenses and the
state agency or exclusive local territory
given TO right party. Address 7. y. Box
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FOR sALF.
EOR SALE
AFEW CHOICE LOTS AT EDGiSGF0N
Cheap aud on Easy TorrnI
w. v. HOGE.
"a Ga. MI rnmAIr. lnnl Marknl slraaL

- ToCKS FOR SALE.
80 shares Wheeling Railway Co.
5 Wheeling Pottery bonds, por cent
70 shares Junction Iron Company.
10 shRres LaBcllO Iron Works,
% shares Bcllnirc Steel Company.
q shares Wheeling Bridge Company
80 shares Dollar Savings Hank. Belialre.
an shares Aetna STANDARD Steel 4 IronCo.
10 shares Wheeling Steel and Iron Co,
- shares Franklin Insurance Company
II. S. IRWIN, Broker. q Twelfth st;
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WANTED.

nv TEp-FIRsT-cLAsS II AND
w FtogIe makers. Steady work and
highest wages. Il. & W. JENKlNS0N
co, Pittsburgh, Pa. lels
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Tla second game waa one-slded'
Youngstown being unlucky in hitting
Evening journal., 1896-05-01
FOR THE CHILDREN.
A Number OF Very Remarkable Sights
and Curious Objects.

Number OF Very Remarkable Sights
and Curious Objects.
The equestrian element has been made
prominent In the program of the BArnum
4 Bailey show this season, as sixteen
champions appear Having determined
to drop the spectacle and to restore many
old-time circus numbers, Manager
Bailey secured halt . hundred Of the best
leapers and tumblers In the country
men and women who can do doubles, and
triples and tWlsters, and cerkscrews, and
backward Alngs with pirouettes, and
inGugurAted the finest contests In these
speclAltiss that have been seen In the
ring The aerial ledepartment was organ.
lied on the same scale. For aerial acts
be secured the most marvellous perform
ers Of all countries whose sensational
acts are unapproAchable. The circus
Itself Is the best circus Mr.
Bailey ever put out Yet 1t Is q small
part only of the big show, which com
prlses also the menaReriss, the animal
circus, the sthnic entertainment called
Oriental India with lots OF strange
people, aud BY ths way = great feature
which Is carried by no other show-the
hlppodrome. aud many other foEtures.
There are also hfty trained horses which
appear In 4 m'jsstic performances in one
ring At one time. the human arrow shot
from a crossboW away up into space,
numbsrless living pictures Of = wonder
fully interesting character, twenty four
trained elephants, . hock OF ostTiches,
two lady clowns and ringmasters, high
Jumping aud long distance leAping
horses and ponies many novel races
the new woman In boomers on
horseback, htty cages OF wild beasts
with A.myrlad curious and rare animals
never seen bsfore In captivity. The new
street parade contains among it's novel
features q horseleEs carriage, the living
representations Of all the reignlpg SOW
ereigns and their military escorts, and
all viii be here on Saturday, Nay 9.
Evening journal., 1896-05-01
The NAY TERN CASES.

New Names which Appear on the
Superior Court Trial List for Next
Month.
Prothonotary Victor B Woolley IL dis
tributing the list Of eau es for trial and
argument at the May term Of the
Superior Court. commencing May 1S
The cases for trial number ninety three
and those for argument nineteen. Among
the now cases are the following:
The ]. Q Bryer Company VS.. White
Brothers; Thomas f Daley VS.. Robert
Kenyon: New Castle Water Works
Company VS. Trustees of New Castle
Commons; Peter Mccarthy VS.. Pull
mans Palace Car Company; Addie
Ferguson VS. Rachel NJ oldham. ct al. ;
Hubert Cassidy vs.. Samuel s.
Fleming: Julia HallAhsn ct al
vs.. Cstharine Whalsns administrator
Margaret Jane Fisher vs George H
Robinson's administrator Justus ).
Stearns VS. George W. Mckee; Nathan
Coopers administrators vs. the Whining
ton City Railway Company; Norfolk
Timber Company VS.. William Simmons (;
Charles Caldwell vs.. the Wilmington
City Railway Company; Mary E. Tins
ley VS. F. BlumenthRl Go; Julia
f. Yetman vs.. the p, w. Il
B. Railroad Company; Samuel
Slesinger VS.. William 81. Norris
ana Thomas Reardon, bAiliff (;
Fred Kluud VS.. the p, W. B. Railroad
Company; Richard Turnock vs.. the same /;
Patrick J.. Higgins, Va. the Wilmington
City Railway Company; Margaret Nc
Laughlin VS.. the Wilmington City
Electric Company; David +. Craig
VS.. F. Blumsnthsl & Company (;
Charles g. Etsrling VS.. Theodore
H. Armstrong; Isidor Nicholson VS. e.
Edwin Hsnf, Marx, Vert & Co. VS. same !;
Tubular Rivet and Stud Company vs. the
Delaware Hard Fibre Company; Simon
Elliott, Frank O. West and Harry
o. Morgan VS.. the P. w. & B
Railroad Company; Mayor and
Council vs.. tho Equitable Guaran
tee and Trust Company; Keystone
Lumber Company va john Brown and
Simeon Jones; Joseph s. Richards vs.
Richard T. Cam; Delaware Lodge,
No. 1, l. o o. F, vs. George
Allmon; Mayor and Council VS..
Charles wicks; Peoples National Bank
Of Middletown VS. William b. Houston !;
Thomas Holt vs. the Delaware Chemic al
Company. Divorce cases-Susan Ann VS..
Dodo Clayton Sparks. John VS.. Annie
Winthrup Charles w. VS.. Florence w.
Nickerson, Maude w. VS.. Frank Pyle.
Evening journal., 1896-05-01
THE RED CROSS OFFICIALS.

Peter y. ATars, Of Delaware, Chosen
Supreme Commander of the L. o. Il. O.
Recorder and Medical Examiner Aiso
DelawareanP.
The Supreme Council Of the Legion OF
the Red Cross Is now holding its eleventh
annual session In Royal Arcanum Hall,
Baltimore, Md Representatives from
all Jurisdictions are present, those from
Delaware being Peter B. AyArs, Henry
Patterson, Nj. ID and L Harry Johnson.
Reports Of the officers show sn increase
in mem bsrshlp and In financial strength.
The election Of ofkcers fer the ensuing
year resulted as follows:
Supreme commander, Peter b Ayars,
OF Delaware
Supreme vice commander, Harry Joyce,
Of Maryland
Supreme marshal, Samuel h Huff, Of
Pennsylvania
Supreme recorder, John B. Trsiblsr,
Jr, of Delaware.
Supreme treasurer. James II Living
ston, of Maryland.
Supreme prelats. Isaac Ksnndy, Of
MsrylRnd
Supreme warder, Bsnjsmln E. MsllOr,
Of New Jersey.
Supreme sentinel, Samuel Flood, Of
New Jersey.
Supreme medical examiner, Henry Pat
tersoD, of Delaware.
Representative to fraternRl con pgress,
Adolph Want, of Pennsylvania; alter
nate representative, II f. Ackley, of New
Jersey.