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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-20
TWINS,

Mr. and Mrs. Henshaw were at break
fast he engrossed with a newspaper,
she reading some letters. They had
been married nearly year and nc cloud
of ba-Diness had as yet strayed across
their path. She was a DAINTY llttie
thing. a moderrized Vatican shep-
berdees. clever and bright, but inordl-
nately Jealous. He was a big Jolly
fellow who loved his wife deyotedly
md who would rather have to cut his
mustache off than TO have caused her
sorrow Both had been silent for nearly
five minutes when he looked up from
his paper.
"Juet listen a minute, dear" he said
"here's something funny. A man mar
ried a childless widow and week later
discovered that she had seven children,
while she found that he was possessed
of four. And now they're suing each
other for divorce"
Isn't that awful" chirped Mrs. Hen
shaw: why can't people be honest and
tell their mates what they did before
marriage? I'm sure | told you every
thing ever did"
That's a darned sight more than l
did" thought the devoted Mr.. Henshaw
but he didn't say word. The couple
had lust resumed reading. when the
bell rang. and in the course OF time a
messenger entered with a telegram adj
dressed to Mr.. Henshaw. While he
signed for it. Mrs. HenShaw opened the
envelope and said:
"Nav read It, DEAR"
Certainly" replied her husband, its
some business guess.
A moment later she gave a shrek,
turned white and then red.
oh" she exclaimed, glazing in fury
at her husband. oh! you-you wretch!
you"
why. what's the marter?" asked her
dumbfounded husband.
Matter? You villain! Read this, -
and with that she handed her better
half the telegram.
Wei, ri be d-dr exclaimed that
worthy, as he read:
Boston. September 2S.-To Guy Hen
shaw: Twins. (SigneO
JANE NESTS"
you villain, You wretch thunder
ed Mrs. Henshaw. Who's Jane Mesis?
Who's the twins? You (scb) have sob
broken my sob heart sob. I'm going
sob back 70 sob ma sob this very
(ob) minute
"Put my dear" expostulated the
| husband.
Don't you dear me. You've got nc
right to sob call me dear. Sob
Go to your Csc'5) real sob wife and your
500 twins. Sob Oh, you wretch
y1u-"
Matters went from bad to worse, and
would have ended seriously when there
was another ring and another messen-
ger boy entered.
IRIS (scb)-t's tri-triplets." sobbed
Mrs Henshaw, and she burst into VIC
lent tears.
Nom, 1t amt" said the messenger
boy. 1.-The other message wuz spelled
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Kansas City. No. July 19.-Score:
Kansas City % 5000 1907 Il 5
Grand Rapids Il l 0 1-6 Z
Batteries. Barnett and Blanford; Par
ker and Smink.
Minneapolis. Mimi. July 19.-Score:
1rinnea,olis / 22O2 O-12 Is .
Indianapolis l OOOO1 90 % 4
Carney and Schriyer; Davis, Damman
and Buckley and Wood.
St. Paul. Mimi, July 19.-Score:
St Paul ...O25 O432 III II 5
Columbus IS / , 81 , l 0 O-12 II Z
ericken and Spies; McGreevey, Dan
iels. Jones. Wilson and Hassamaer.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 19.-Score:
Milwaukee 20 0 3 l ! % 5 :
Detroit -. 20 0 O 0 > 0 C 0 % II
Barnes and Spear; Fiheld and rost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-20
THE Jockey CLUB ENTRIES.

New York. July 19.-The Coney ISL
and Jockey Club announces in events
for the autumn meeting closing July
18th the number OF entries received up
to date as follows:
.Fo~ twO-year-olds, autumn maidens.
~. Sapphire 33. Dash -, Bellies %, Par
fridge %. Golden Rod %.
For tk-ee-year-olds, Flying Handicap
-. Reapers II. Dolphin u.
For three-year-OldS and upward:
Twin City handicap Is. Autumn cup H.,
TURF handicap 10, Russell handicap 13,
Autumn handicap %.
he entries for the special sweepstakes
with $1,000 added for thre9-year-olds
are rs follows:
Handspring. Requital. Prince Lief,
One l Love and Shakespeare Il.
Twin City handicap, IA miles: Cliff
ford. Belmar. Requital, Prince Lief Ben
Eder. Buck Massie. Muskej LOuge. Sar-
g5ssa. Du.ch Skater, Sir Walter. Goth
am. One l Love Ben Brush, Lady Inez,
FNing Du.clman, ConnOiSseur, Colo,
Crest. Volley.
The following events will close Au-
gust /: The Light, 900, for twO-year-
Odds and Upward. seven furlongs. Re
ceiyed seven nominations January |.
The SeD.ember.' $25Cl, for three-year-
olds. one mile and three fursOngs. eR-
c5.ved u nominations January ,. The
Fla,bush. $4,000. Cor two-year-olds. sew
en- furlongs. Received SO nominations
January =.
The Grea, Eastern. $1,000, handicap
for two-y5ar-olds. fu,urity course. Re
ceived 40 nominations January ,.
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EX-GOVERNOR RUSSELLS FUNER-
AL.

Boston, July 19.-The details OF the
funeral of Ex-Governor Russell have
been completed and by order OF the
Lieut.. Governor Walc0,t details Of the
first corps of cadets and from the two
companies of militia will be present as
a guard of honor but they will not at
tend the funeral. The body will lie n
state at the rotunda of the city hall,
Cambridge. from Il o'clock until 3
O'Clock. 1t will then be taken under
escort of ten of Governor Russells
classmates at Harvard College, to the
Shepard Memorial Church where the
funeral services will be held. The ad-
mission to the Church will be by ticket
only and the services will begin at 4
O'Clock. Rev. Alexander Mckenzie will
ofictate. and the music will be IN charge
of Warren A. Locke, organist Of Harry
ard College.
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The COMING CONVENTION.
Continuedkrom First Page.

slant agitation of the institutions IN
volved in tariff legislation and the I'M
settled conditions of business brought
about by such agitation, we demand
that Congress pass a law providing Tor
a non-partisan tariff commission on
which commission, all the laoorlng,
manufacturing, agricultural ana MIN
ing industries of the country shdh NC
represented. the members OF which COM
m ssion shall be selected from the df-
ferent States of the Union, which SAID
commission shall collect all the facts
and data as to the operation OF the
various laws passed on the subject OF
tariff and shall annually report the
same to Congress for its Information
to the end that Congress may nave au-
thentic knowledge as to the operation
of said tariff laws, so that the same
may be, from time to time, amended IN
the interest of justice alike TO
the manufacturer, the agr.cultur-
alist. the miner and the American
laborer. so that its productive features,
if any, shall extend to the whole Dody
of American industry. And we de-
mand that all tariff legislation be so
framed and enforced as to prevent the
formation of trusts and other comDlna-
tons, which. for their own proht, re-
duce the price of their product, reduce
the wages of the laborer and enhance
the price of the product to the consum-
err"
AN ANTI-BRYAN MEETING.
Some of the anti-Bryan PGpulists held
a secret meeting in Chairman TauDe-
neck's room at theLindell tonight.
Among those present were lgnatius Don
nelly, of Minnesota; Cyclone Davis
of Texas; w. Mcdowell, OF Arkansas,
and others. They discussed the stu
alton behind closed doors and under
strict injunctions of secrecy for hours.
At midnight the meeting was still pm
session. Those who emerged from the
room while the meeting was in prog
ress declined absolutely to talk. AS
Mcdowell left he met Mr.. Patterson, or
Colorado. and in the course of brief
conversation, said that while it was pos
IDLE for the Democrats and Populists 10
get together the Democrats must meet
them half way. 1--WE must maintain
the identity of our organization, said
he. IF you refuse to accept this oppor-
tunity TO join the Democrats in the res
toration of silver" replied Mr.. Patter-
son emphatically, the object for which
we have been fighting, you need not
worry about the identity of the party.
There will be no party. You'll have
no following. The individual Populists
will desert you as rats desert sink
ing ship
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rronn Thsg here one is right"

wrong. This here one is right"
With that he handed Mr.. Henshaw'
the second telegram. He opened it with
feverish haste, evil forebodings chasing
each ,other across his mind. Then he
burst out in a guffaw and handed his
astonfshed wife the correctsd telegram,
which read:
Boston, September 2S.-To Guy Hen
shaw: T. wins. (Signed)
-. A. NEMESIS"
why. it's from Uncle jack ex-
claimed the delighted Mrs. Henshaw;
hes won his big law case" And she
fell upon her husbands neck and Rugged
and kissed him until the waiting messen-
ger boy exclaimed;
"Hully Geer-New York Recorder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-20


This afternoon the Cleveland Farmers
from Fort Wayne will open a series Of
sbree games with the home club, and
if their showing agains, Washington IS
an Indication of their strength, Wheel
ing should take at least two out Of
three g-mes. and give the club stub
born argument for the third. Tebeau
is sore about the TWO whitewashes Of
his club given by the Millionaires, and
is determined to get even with Wheel
ing. Kneu may try TO pitch the Farm
ers TO victory in the opening game,
while RED" Garvey will do the twirling
for Wheeling. Garyey, it will be re-
membered. pitched a splendid game
agsins. the Fort Wayne team when it
was here before. There should be a big
crowd this afternoon.
''Jack" Crcgan may accept a regular
position on the umpire staff. Jack
was a little rusty, but he gave entire
satisfaction in the games in which he
oficia.ed. He went up to Washington
for Thursdays game but his voice gave
our in the third inning, he could not
make himself heard. and was compelled
20 retire from the game.
Umpire Keefe wears a Don't Kick
button on the lapel of his coat. Keefe
is one of the best Umpires who have
been here this year. President Power
has sent out q letter 10 the umpireS
which answers the charge that no fines
were collected. or win be collected.
Powers directs the Umpires to send in
reports of fines. and says they will be
charged against the players and col
lec-ed.
Harry Pri,chard did not leave with
the Toledo team, but expects 10 sign
with another club Sin the interstate
league. Harry says Wheeling has the
reputation everywhere of being one of
Tho hes- minor league ball towns in the
country, and that players are always
anxious 20 play here.
Acting Captain En5ll go into a fight
in Flint the other day while the cham
pious were playing there and had his
unpre0OsScss sing face badly disfgured q.
He raised his hand TO strike quiet, gen
tlemauly Iowney, OF the Flints, but be-
fore no could u0ve Lowney's fist came
i'm contact with the Jaw Of the Fort
Wayne captain, resulting in knock
OU-.-Sasiuaw Courier Herald.
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B. & o. EXCURSIONS TO ATLANTIC
CITY. JULY 30th AND AUG. 18th.

July S0th and August 18th and 9th,
the B. & 0. will sell excursion tickets
to Atlantic City at $1,000 for the round
trip. good y days. with stop off priv
iiege at Washington. d. c., returning.
Trains leave Wheeling via Grafton
at 1926 and ITO a. m, and $40 p. m,
via Pittsburg at 1855 a, m. and 5:45 p.
m. Pullman sleepers on the 1925 d.
N. and $40 p. N. trains.
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Ger l. Hit with ball, Joyce, Abbey.
Pfeffer, DOnahue, German. Umpire,
Emslie. Pitchers, Friend and Mercer.
BALTIMORE WON.
Cincinnati, o., July 10. Baltimore
made il two cut three to-day. On err
rOrs in the seventh, together with good
hits, the visitors secured nine runs. At
tendance largest ever known here, "a
900. Score:
Cincinnati % O0O2 % GO 4
Baltimore % 0 1-14 10 2
Batteries. Foreman, Fisher and PETIT;
Hoffer and Clark; earned runs, Cincin-
natl I, Baltimore 4; umpire, Sheridan;
time, 2:C5.
BROOKLYN BEATEN.
St. Louis, July 10. The Browns won
to-day's game by good all-around work.
Brooklyn could not hit Hart, while
Daub only lasted four innings, when he
was replaced by Harper, who did much
better. Attendance 5000. Score:
81. Louis 30 0 2 $1,000 *-6 10
Brooklyn IL 0 0 0 0 % 7 ,
Earned runs, St. Louis 2, Brooklyn /;
pitchers, Hart, Daub and Harper; UNI
pires, Mccarthy and Murphy; time, SO.
CLEVELAND WON TWO.
Louisville, Ky, july 19.-Louisville
and Cleveland played off two postponed
games to-day and the latter won both.
Neither team scored in the second
game until the seventh inning, when
the Colonies went up in the air and
gave the Spiders the game. Attend
uncs 1880. Score-first game:
Cleveland 20 OLE 90 o. II 2
Louisville II 0 0 0 0-3 6 4
Earned runs, Louisville .; pitchers,
Frazier and Cuppy; umpire, Mcfarland;
time. $50.
Second game:
Cleveland ...OOOO0O52 81 10 o
Louisville 30 0 0 90 900 90 9 ?
Earned runs, Cleveland /; pitchers,
Hill and Young; umpire, Mcfarland;
time, $50.
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DIFFERENT.

"Sir" said the citizen, ''the car I rode
home on last night was so crcwied that
people. myself among them, had 10 hang
on by their eye lids, so to speak
The street railway magn9-e Went on
writing
80 crowded. in fact. ;h9t he ccnduc-
tor was unable to collect all the fares. y
The magnate's pen dropped to the
floor.
What was the number of that carp"
he asked eagerly.-ChicagO POsa
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Standing Of Cabs.
CHICAGO WON TWO.

Chicago. July 19.-Tbe Senator's and
Cots played TWO games to-day on .
very wet and muddy field, the home
team winning both, and making Z three
s.u.ght Costly errors by the visitors
los- the frs gam Only four singles
were made or Friend in the second
three of which were scratches. Large's
fielding I'm tho frs, and Decker'S great
catches and hard hitting in the second
were The features. Attendance frs,
game 5000. second game 1000. Score:
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OFF FOR ST. LOUIS.

Omaha. Neb., July 19.-The Govern
ors private secretary, Benton NJ. Marel,
and State Oil Inspector K. H. Edmin-
stcn left Lincoln to-day for st. Louis.
They will meet with the Bimetalllc
League of that city and do what they can
toward completing the SCHEME for fus-
ion between Bryan Democrats and the
Populists. Prominent Populists are
now sporting the official badge, which
bears picture of Bryan and the words:
I'VE are for Bryan; no crown OF thorns;
no cross of gold.%s
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SEASIDE EXCURSIONS THE FA-
VORITE.

July 2Sd is the date of the next one
from Wheeling. so round trip va
Pennsylvania Lines to Atlantic City,
Cape May. Ocean City. Sea Isle City,
&C. Splendid opportunity 10 enjoy the
inviting salt breezes from the sea.
Through trains; Pullman sleepers-July
23d.
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SUNDAY ROUND TRIP RATES

Commencing Sunday, June 14th. and
continuing each Sunday thereafter un-
I'll further notice, the B. & o. will sell
excursion tickets from Wheeling to all
stations west Of the Ohio river, where
Sunday trains stop, at one fare for the
round trip, limited going and return
ing to date OF sale only.
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A MOONsHINE SHOOTING.

Ashland. KY. July 19.-Report comes
from Pike county that in a fight be-
tween a party of revenue men under
command Of Kid Greer, Of Floyd county
and lmOonshiners on Elkhorn creek,
three Of the ralding party and two Of
the sinners were shot, though how bad
" s not known.
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p G. q CHANGE OF TINE.

On and after July 18th, trains on the
Wheeling and Piitsburg division will
leave as follows: Express, 400 a. m.
and 5:45 p. m. daily accommodation,
ZOO a. m; daily mail, As p. m. daily
EXCEPT Sunday. No change in arrival of
trains in Wheeling.
1O5. Cincinnati Express leaving Wheel
ing at 11:40 D. m. will be daily.
Main Moundsville accOmmoda-
ton will arrive at 6:55 a. m, and train
n will arrive at 1920 p. m. No other
change.
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ANOTHER BATTLE.

Madrid. July ia despatch received
here from Cuba says that Gen. Bernal
has defeated the combined insurgent
bands under Varona, Lazo and Perez,
the rebel losses amounted to. II killed
and 60 wounded. The insurgent leader
Perez was amongst the killed.
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AMATEUR NOTES.

At Ohio Valley grounds:
Ohio Valley g 600 600 &c 10 3
irish -. .. 20 5000 400 10 I 0
Batteries. Rensselaer, and Mooney;
Olarie and Duffer.
At B. & o. grounds:
Finnegans II 2OO2O O-17 81 4
Scabrights , 0 0 @ o o. . y
Batteries. Clancy and Troy; Hofer
and Morrison.
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II. a. o. Il. X. Co, Abandons their Old
Passenger Depot - VIII Use their New
Temporary Station Between Goth and
2Ist streets
After July 18th the B. & 0. will aban-
don their old passenger depot and all!
trains will arrive and depart from the
new temporary station on Water street,
bs ween Twentieth and Twenty first
streets. Ticket and Baggage offices.
waiting roms, etc, have been moved
into the new station.
T. c. BURKE,
Pass. & Ticket Agt
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SISTERSVILLE WON.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. W. Va, July 19.-Oyer
2.000 people witnessed the ball game al
BIennerhasseu Island to-day between
the Sistersyille team and the East Liv-
erpool. o.. club. The game was called
AT 2:3O and was spirited from start TO
finish. the Sistersville boys putting up
a splendid game. The score resulted In
u victory for Sistersvil1e by a score Of
\ Id =
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NEW PARLOR CAR LINE,
Between PIttsburg, Wheeling and Parkers
burg.

Will open July 10Th, via Panhandle
Route and Ohio River r. R.. Leave
Pittsburg Union Station $40 a. m. city
time. arrive Wheeling 1885 a. m. Par
kersburg $3.50 p. m. Leave Parkersburg
$40 p. m, Wheeling p. m, arrive
Pittsburg 9:2O p. m, city time, daily ex-
cept SUNDAY.
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THE FARMERS TO-DAY.
fast Season Champions VIII Receive
Their Bumps

From the Local Club - Sunday
Games in the National and Wes-
tern Leagues Gossip About Base
BaIl-OUher Sport Local and Tele-
graphic.
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Ci1,h
Innings:
C4.,ago. ...2O2OOO0O*-4
Washington. q. - OOOOOO0l-5
Earned runs. Chicago /; Washing
Ion .. Two base hits. Dah,en, Sell
uach. stolen base, Mercer. Double
paws. LANCE and EiJ,redge; Dement,,
O'B~.en and Cartwright Struck out,
by Griffith q: by NcJames l. Base on
balls. of Griffith /; of McJ2mes 3.
Time hours.
Second game. Summary:
CHICAGO. ..O112O1OO-5 Il 5
Washington e.. ..0OO1O1OOO-2 |
Earned runs. Chicago 8. Two base
hits. LANCE. Ryan. Stolen base. Don
ahue. Struck out, by Friend ,; by Mer-
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Le3AL NOr.C:S.
COMMISSIONERS ROTlc:
Lonis HnelscE eNecutor II .

Louis HOelscN. executor Of CTS 81.
sche, deceased, VS.. Agatha AU..-
tina Meyer and Louis Hoes
In the Circuit Court Of Oil c--.
West Virginia.
In Cnancery.
BY virtue 0f an order enter. r. o..
above entitled cause on the a
June, 1896. II Is referred 10 the
commissioner of said court 81. ..
and report
First-The value and annual -.. ....
Of Lot No. 4 H. Square No. 10
& Ritchie's Addition 70 the Tow t !
Wheeling, Ohio County. West l.-
longing to the estate " Gre. 80.
deceased.
second-The lieus thereon, j. .,
Third-The claims. If any, as.....
estate Of said GregOr Hoss.l.
Fourth-Any other matt arf -.
tinent by the commissiOttr .r r.l..-
any party in interest
Notice IS hereby giver ' '..
signed has fixed upon 7
day Of July, 1896. comm p.
o'clock. a m. as the tiW, .i
No. 1904 Chapllne street. E. - c-.
Wreriiuv Onto C.u~tv. WIS. r
as the place at which he w
ascertain and report m. s..- mare.
IN the said order Of rcfer.r.,
Given under my hand This .r
GEO. R. E. GILCUE'sT
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
TASHBAf
GUESTS ArlrhE oEDpBRA rtBN

Several guests came from long disj tance to be present at the commemora- tioh service. Am6bg them we're Miss Anna S. Mallett of Washington, b. GDa lifelong friend of Tashua church. Miss Maggie Warland, a daughter of former rector came from Cambridge, Mass, and was the guest of Miss sHenrietta EdrAey. Mrs F8itchild .Fwhps6 ka And iS a inemb4 pf thes f4mI of Fai{eHiIa { shelton, of Bridgeport, showed her in terest, as usual, by her presehce there, Many attended from Bridgeport, Long pili{B@dhlhk, Fs%t5994qd Monroe. It was home coming of the children to the mother chGtcn..'"i
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
FairffeltihC County N eW,1ss..
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.assluld ,aaWd iqssuiBETHEL.osi" prrt ls yd bs7us yfdaiup ate .-rTbd ,straas ,,aiiei .ssyp as, .aylaANi NioI'Iliy VETERAN CONE faugo. .u One more of those old patriarchs that
 have been SO familiar to the people of v B&hburB and vicinity has succumbed to ,pl & sldagB ahd natutaT decay Tie 5ld elm tree, which with far-reachinga branehes,
 stood la front of the old Taylor home .ssa s,iFtaga, pn South street. fscipg Main fell
 . t9, earth last Friday. The only warming taa <" '"Hassas 6rrsek and snap, and tbe tfee asd o'tAdKBpf Dtoke fp6fris iss own great ar aVaikhbNbOve audi fell overinto Rhe street .ainu sdaiRg litble dapaga pnapeFtyand harm vd alasi qgReltbfF gRp gTs beast after both h4d
 enjoyed its cooling shade of sumnaer for EW6 centuries or more. The srea Mas
 very old looking, Ana mas thahged but
 little within the remembrance of the,o old, mt btusNsstiHhabita These old ,treesicohe into M. ", EuqtpFity .in about 100 yeaEs, The, natural
 decay takes about another 100 years. It h9s rhhHdefAtood Ih ths Traditions of Che Tay.' ~r aroqUF' fahdIlyi tngt Th5fnas Taylor, one of q sllniEhe hHt aamIllesl that settled ia D DAnhuEy .,alb 1Se4nlqcated, d,ais home lot aad dwell. siva, siRg op khs sits fof The prasant hqHae. The .,.... old s9lm 5Teep iY9ss pSQRabaE set put by u Thomas IayioF or one I,a of hls Fona, m The IRlhe T soau yfwsa itaA Hei afisss a., s aaWau a la+tsieH sin~aeai aas aia
 7aatle4 essass
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17
4 sTEpEEYe AND VICINITY.


 $ B BEATH+ or MISS ETNA COESyINGs, etrs- The death of Miss Etna May Corning; daughter of Edward Corning, announced last week as o9curringeAuguat $, was q sad blow to heg snany friends. A young lady of pronlia she had reached the age of 32 Fea rs 5swl1en hfe held out much of pIeaaqre for hen, Since contracting the grip some five months ago her bealEh had steadily declined, death resplfiag from. bhl menafF troubles She bore her suffering patieftlg ' andailaeospp plaining1y. The. funeral sefvlce was e0nducted from the house eil Friday of last week, Rev Mir Warriner officiating, and herreEaains were laid at rest in the Stepney ceme1 tery. a5Theh2 bearers Svere SBeniam and Elam Carning. aIaa Samusi and Ambrose Hurd, ~
The Newtown bee., 1896-08-17

DON'T FORGET THIS ENEEBTA AtNMENT.
 FAs"sil5er Gr5ss,H e6sertsinrnens mill be given by the | H. N.scircle of Kings Daughters in tho Methodist churchs Tuesday evening, the 18th, beginning promptly at s o'clock Recitations, read ings, exercises in costume, interspersed with sol0s, duets, qdartets and chofpses will give those who attend 8 prQgrAm full of enjoyment ard it is hoped rass fall house may greet the circle. The admis- sion fee will be ] cents, If the evening should be stormy the entertainment will be postponed until the first fair evening.