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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-31

health his position as night chief OF po-
lice. Frank Brown succeeds him.
Homer Griffin. OF Richie county, was
here Thursday visiting friends.
A. A. Warren and NJ. B. Ralston was
in Wheeling this week on business.
T. n. Barnes is in Pi<tsburg,
Supt. McCallip, Of the Gas Company,
returned from Pittsburg Tuesday.
Mrs. r. Lawson, who is visiting her
old home near Rockford, will return the
first Of the week.
Hon. Andrew Edmiston is on a tour
through the West.
Will Weber. who is now at Cripple
Greek. is expected to return with Mr..
Edmlston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-31
FAIRMONT.

Fairmont. W. Va, May 30.-The an
nual meeting OF the Bankers Associa-
ton will be held in this place1In June
I'd and Sd. Addresses will be made on
the evening Of the Sd by Comptroller
Eckles, of the United States Treasury,
and Mr.. ]. NJ. Wilcox, president Of the
Second National Bank Of Pittsburg. At
ter these exercises banquet will be
served at the T. T. Watson Hotel, under
the direction of c. L. Skinner.
There is decided improvement in the
coal business of this section. Some of
the mines are working full time. and the
prospects for the future are encourag-
ing.
Judge E. B. Hall and wife, OF Santa
Barbara, Gala. are visiting relatives in
town Judge Hall was formerly resi-
dent OF Fairmont. and is we'll known
throughout the State.
CIV. Arnett, cashier of the Bank OF
Fairmont, and Mr.. J. NJ. Fleming left
on Monday last for California on bust
ness.
s. W. Matthews, Esq, OF Mounds
vile, candidate for State Senator in this
district, was in town yesterday.
John H. Hough made flying trip to
Pittsburg this week.
Mrs. John Bebout is visiting relatives
in Grafton.
f. T. Martin went to Baltimore on
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Crane returned home
Thursday after an extended visit in New
York City.
Miss Nellie Showacre, of Moundsville,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Lily Jack
son.
The Fairmont Electric Light and
Power Company are pushing their new
arc system to completion. Fairmont will
be one of the best lighted towns in the
State when this improvement is fin
ished.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-31

bonds for use of the Short Line Rail-
way Company.
The Alpha Oil Company's well, on the
Huff farm. is down 100 feet. The we'll
will probably reach the sand by Tues
day.
Leave your locals and orders for Sun
day Register az agents Office, corner OF
North and Union streets.
Miss Mthy Parks, of Bellaire, O., was
visiting Mrs. C. c. Eisenbarth for the
past week.
Miss Cora Wright is visiting her cou-
sin, Mrs. J. Schatier. OF Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-31
: happiness oi

Lie happiness ol
married life depends
on the wife's health
oftener than on any
other one considera.
ton. An ailing wo-
man is a source of
discomfort to herself
and a burde IL and
drag upon her hus-
band. w ON en- by
taking more interest
in their own phys
ical condition would
lay the best founda-
ton for married hap
piness and every
other h happiness.
More than half the
suffering which saps
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-31
HANNIBAL.

Hannibal. O., May 30.-Misses Rena
Noll and Edna and Elizabeth Dunlap,
of Marietta, O., arrived Thursday and
are the guests of relatives in town.
Mrs. Parks and daughter, of Bellaire,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
fisher.
Cant. Chas. Muhleman and ]. E. Bare
and Misses Emma Braunlich, Mint
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-31
SINGULAR

Hojack-I always uad .-s ,es,
Henry and Lucy Teeiers br,b ,
Tomdik-They Veie .,gsr poF
Lucy is four years the y0'US
Truth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-31
NEGdBORAOOD.
What Has Been Going on In Near-BV
Towns.

Social Affairs, Happenings And
Events ofLocal Interest Gather
ed BY REGISTER" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
DIED.

DOWDES-0n Monday ,Novcmbero. 1896,
AZ l2:3e u. M, after long and lingering
Illness, Charles l.. Howdcn, in the fifty
seventh year or his age, beloved husband Of
Catherine F. Dowden.
Funeral froufhisl late residence. 29K st rect
northeast, Thursday. November ). at $50,
thence toSt. AlOySius Church. where requiem
mass viii be said for the repose of his soul
Relatives and friends are respectful invited
to attend. Interment at Arlington.
maryland, Virginia and West Virginia pa
pers please copy.b Item
FEENEY ON Monday, November =, 1896,
IA vmund T.. eldest son of James z and
Virginia y. Fecney, aged eight years aHd
three months.
Funeral private. Item
NEEKER asleep in Jesus at PIT
Third street southeast tuesday, SOVem her
3, AT % n. m. Esther A Meekr, wiC.
uf the late Alvin y. Mceker, i'll tue sINt y
fifth year Of her age.
E,tiCe Of funeral hereafter. 2t-erl
PLUMMER-On Sunday, November 1,
1886, at l p. m, at her residence, $40
Massachusetts avenue northeast. Henrietta
her age.
Funeral services will be held at Mt. Carmel
Baptist Church, Fourth and L streets north
west, Tuesday, November 3, at p. IN.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited. She leaves three sons and u Caueh-
ter, c. W. Davis, William T. Davis, McGlii
Pierce and Mary E. Fletcher, to mourn
the loss Of a kind and loving mother.
1t
LAUER-On Monday, November ., 1896,
at go p. m., George E., only and beloved
son Of Emil and Mary Lauer, aged seven
years.
Funeral will take place from his parents
residence, Ivy City, ID. C., on Tuesday.
November 3. at 4 O'Clock p. III. Internient
at st. Mary's Cemetery. 1t
The evening times., 1896-11-03
SUIT FOR A HUSBANDS BODY
Curious Facts Brought Out in NV
York Court.
Will, by Which He Left Els Prop
erty to II Handsome Widow.

New York. Nov. 2.-Since DR.. Alexander
buchanan died. on September = last, his
wife, Margaret Buchanan, has brought sev-
cral actions in the supreme court. one Is
TO contest his VIII, by winch she was cut
Off with hequest of $50; another is 10 SET
aside Conye yances OF valuable real estate
which he maze to Mrs. Kate ii. ester, ana
The third and most remarkable one she mas
instituted Is to recover possession OF the
body OF nr. Buchanan, winch was buried
by his brother, James ID. Buchanan, on sep
tcmber ) i'll Greenwood Cemetery.
The contest Tor the possession OF the BODY
of DR.. Buchanan, who was at one time worth
nearly 81 900 900, and was quite wealthy
when lie died, came up yesterday III special
term OF the supreme court.
Dr. Buchanan owned has home a 800 West
Thirtieth street. besides other property.
AMI had an income OF $50 900 u year. He
lived happily with his wife until Christmas
day, $50. when Mrs. Buchanan read IN the
ne wspapers that her husband had trans
ferred valuable property TO X. NJ. Foster
Size soon discovered that X. NJ. Foster was
Mrs. Kate NJ. Foster, handsome young
widow
Mrs. Buchanan and her husband had
several quarrcls. and on August "a, 1887,
DR.. Buchanan left his home and estab-
lshed his office in Mrs. Fosters house
Later Dr. Buchanan purchased the house
directly opposite his wife's house and
opened an office there. Mrs. Foster lived
in the house for a time, and. according to
Mrs. Buchanan. drove out in the doctors
carriages.
Mrs. Buchanan brought an action in the
supreme court for scparationi in 1891 and
had her husband arrested. alleging that ..e
was about TO leave for Europe with Mrs.
Foster. Mrs Buchanan subsequently oh-
tained a decree of separation.
III the complaint Mrs. Buchanan de-
Clared that her husband had lived with
Mrs. Foster ut various places, and had
taken trips to Europe with her. and that
the doctor mad expended more than SlUu,-
600 on the Woman, besides giving her three
The evening times., 1896-11-03

finally consented to return to Staunton,
provided the colored girl was allowed to
go with her, and was sent there on the
$50 Southern train this Afternoon
Mrs. Yeago is a very pretty woman-a
typical Virginia beauty, with dark hair
and eyes and red cheeks. Her husband, she
said holds good poSitionin Staunton.
Where We're you going from here? she
was asked.
Il don't know. Ny two children were
safe at mothers house, aud | was going
anywhere. everywhere, to get away from
my brutal husband"
The police say it is a good thing they
found her in time. or she might have fallen
in with evil companions.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
HOBART PREDICTS VICTORY.
Revival of Business, He Says. VIII
Follow Republican Success.

New York, Nov. 3.-The American SIX
Journal contains the following prophecy
from Vice Presidential Candidate Hobart:
Il am confident that the good sense OF
the American people will be vindicated;
that the national honor Will be upheld at
the polls: that the outcome viii be gen
eral revival OF manufactures and business;
that the country will enter upon a period
of prosperity such as We have not known
for years. In this, OF course, the silk in
duStry and trade will fully share.
The manufacturers have been for the
better part of a year utterly unable to make
contracts, owing to the lack CT confidence
to business generally, but many of them
have expressed their decided opinion that
a Republican victory viii at once cause
mills to be opened and give them that
prosperity for which they have waited so
long"
The evening times., 1896-11-03
CLEVELAND LOST HIS VOTE.
Attorney General Harmon Doesn't
Know How 1t Happened.

Chicago, Nov. "A special from CinCin-
Natl says: Attorney General Harmon, who
iss home from Washington to vote for
Mckinley, was interviewed last evening.
He said:
Il am home to vote. ] t<nk il is for
the best interests OF the country in every
way that Ma ior Mckinley he elected.
Ny letter to the public, as you VIII rCmem-
her, pronounced against AltgeldiSm and
/ see no occasion to change my views.
Mrs. Harmon and l enjoy life in Washing
ton very much. but as a matter Of course
l shall soon be home in the old shop a gain,
is it true that President Cleveland
has lost bis vote?
Yes; he claims that in some way he
lost his residence in New York. | don't un-
Gerstand exactly how. Tor he never cX-
planned it TO me. l think Mr.. Cleveland
will be very glad to return to private life.
He has been an exceedingly busy man dur
ing his entire term, and has questions of the
utmost Importance TO consider. What his
plans are for the future l do not know
The evening times., 1896-11-03
-
ELECTION NIGHT y EVyS

VIII be displayed by stereopt!-
con in front of THE TIMES Build
lEl tonight. Returns VIII he
furnished by }i
The United Associated Presses,
The New England Press AssOci
alton, s
Tie Southern Associated Press.
The Western Union Bulletin
service,
BY Long Distance Telephone
from the big cities,
And III + TIIES's3icndid special
telegraphfc service.
Special artists will cartoon the
returns. fa'
Room for everybOdy-Pennsy
vania avenue and Tenth street.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

houses. She charged him with abandon
Inens and cruelty.
DR. Buchanan denied his wife's charges,
and accused her of cruelty annoying him
He said shat she had pasted in his hats:
Prepare TO meet thy God" She, he
said set a music box outside his door at
night and drove him out of the house.
By his viii Dir. Buchanan practically dis
inheriis Ills wife and three daughters, and
makes Mrs Foster principal beneficiary.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
CHASTITY FIND IN A CAVE.
Skulls and Bones of Supposed Vic
Tins of the Murrell Gang.

Louisville. KY. Nov. 3.-Aghastly find
has been made in Breckinridge county. i'll u
cave near Constantine, 10y young man who
explored it To depth of sixty-fivc feet.
and found a room ten or twelve feet square,
and 4 il considerable deposits which had
falieiN ON the top.
In SCRATCHING around with sticks in the
deposits seven human skulls were found
well prcse rycd, and an eighth one, partly
decaycd, and there was taken out at least
u barrel full of human bones. No attempt
was made TO see whether the deposits.
which were three or four feet deep, con-
tained any other skeletons. The EiiZbetlt-
town News says it is believed the huma n
beings were victims of John A. MurreIrs
gang.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

Policeman j. L Pierce Of the George
town precinct, about 5.15 O'Clock last
evening. came within an ace having his
brain, flown cut Tag Frank, ai.as -'Fc>s'
Parker, d Colrrcd desperate. who raa
amuCk yesterday tent upon murder Par
Ecr first tried 10 murder Samuel HalruCs,
C"lured. ana falling in his purpose tried
to end Ike officers career
Tie policeman heard pistol shot at
Thrt y-third and II streets, whore "a hlir
drunken gang had teen hanging around
Tor some tine H9StcH:H- in The direction
or the shooting Ee saw sam Holmes run
ming up Tmrty-tElTd street, puTSgcd by
Frank PARKER The latter had u tig
pistol IN his hand ANA was blazing away
Jr the fleeing Holmes He had fired three
shots in rapid succession, when ne sped
Pierce making for him.
Parker then turned and ran in another
drectius. pursued 10y the police and large
crowd Of people. A 5 The citizens would
approach close 10 Parker. the desperate
Fellow turned and pOiuted the revolver ut
them
HELD THEM AT Ray.
This served as a check, and gave him Cp-
purtuHtieS of increasing his lead. 1T times
Parker held between AGO and 500 people at
bay with his gun.
Finally he darted into the alley in rear OF
Dr. Ritchie's residence, and entered .
stable WlfUrd Brown, Culored, was the
Ilrst to discover Parker's hiuing place
He entered. and as he approached a snail
paSSageway. Parker thrust the muZzle OF
his pistol in owns face. and shouted:
Get out of here, or Il make cold meat Of
you
The frightened Brown prccipitatcIy re-
treated from the building.
Policeman Pierce had come up 10y this
time a nd pistol in hand entered the stable
As he did 80 Parker, thoroughly mad.
Sprang from his place Of CunceaiIucGt and
snapped his bulldog revolver in the patrol
man face. LuCIIy for thc latter jhy ham-
mer descended upon an empty cartridge
shell. gain Parker levcled the pistol, and
thruSting it in Piercc's face pulled the
trigger.
IHr policeman seized the revolver Just
aSthe hammer was descending, His finger
caught between the hammer and cartridge
chamber and acting aS 2 cushion prevented
the cartridge from exploding.
The negro struggled To pun the trigger
third time, when Special officer Pen
Harper ran in to Policeman Picrce'S as
SlStance and together they placed the nip
perS on Parker's wrists.
HE MEANT TO KILL.
The wouId-be murderer was taken to the
Georgetown police station, followed by
great crowd. Arriving there. he was asked
why lie attempted To kill Holmes and The
policeman.
oh, meant business" he replied 'and
YOU can bet your election money on that"
II was learned that Sam Holmes called
on Parker to collect a debt, and the men
quarreled. the result of which came so
near lodging Parker i'll a murderer's cell,
In Judge Miller's police court today the
desperate fellow was charged with assault
To Kill Sam Holmes ana carrying concealed
weapons, and was held for tn. grand jury
III heavy bonds.
The police say there is a murlerous vein
in the Parker family. Several weeks ago
jim Parker. brother OF Frank, sho. at
Holmes and is now in iail for that uffenSe.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
RowDIEs AND RoTETN EGGS.
Comb ton Broke Up Pol cal Meet
inpS mt Texas C'apitaI

Austin. Tex. Nov 3 Election excitement
struck Austin twenty four hours early.
Last night, for over four hours, the streets
were Jammed by bowling mobs. headed by
brass bands. There were a number Of po-
litical meetings in progress and the crowds
OF hoodlums broke up several meetings.
At one meeting, when Harris, the Repub-
lean nominee for Congress i'll this district,
attempted to speak, the crowd of hoodlums
swariDed to the platform, and one OF them
broke water pitcher over Harris EeaG,
while otlers. dragged him from the plat
form.
Democratic and Popuist speakers were
also howled down, and several rotten eggs
perfumed the air No one was seriously
hurt.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
ENGLISH BISHOP DROPS DEAD.
An Hour Later His Wife Was Found
Dead in Bed.

London, Nov. 3. The Right Rev. Fred
srick Richards Wynnc. Protestant bishop
Of Killaloe, dropped dead in tie street in
Dublin today. He was within n few rods
of his residence when he expired
A dispatch from Dublin to the Central
News says that Mrs. Wynne, the wife of
the bishop, was found dead in her bed an
hour after her husbands death.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
DINNER PARTIES In SOCIETY
Celebration Of a Mum Der OF Birthday
and Wedding Anniversaries.
Return Of Mrs. and the Misses IOr'
ing-GoSsip OF the Gay
World.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hawkins left yes
terday for Il months visit to the Hot
Springs of Virginia for the benefit or
MIR. Hawkins, VINO has been confined 10
his room for several weeks with acute
rheumatism which IL Is hoped the springs
Will cure.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
Murderer Commits Suicide.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 3.-Presidcnt Brad
ford. who shot and killed Deputy Sheriff
Haley IN Henry county on Friday last, com
mitted suicide last night by shooting him
self. He went to his father-in-law's resi-
dence, ate IL hearty meal and walked out
into the yard and took his own life.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
STOPPED HER W|tD FLIGHT
Mrs. Moliie R YeagO of Staun-
ton Arrested in This City.
LEFT HOME AND CHILDREN
Accompanied Only by Colored
Woman, She Left to Escape Brutal
Treatment at the Depot by
Detective Carter-Hcr Grief and
Sad Story-Returned to the south.

Inspector Hollinberger last evening re-
ceived u dispatch from the chief Of police
al Staunton, Va, requesting him to arrest
Molhe K. Yeago, "a married woman, twenty
five years OF age, who had deserted her two
cnildrenin Stauntun, and was travelling with
II colored woman named Mary $. Ross.
The dispatch also stated that MIS-. Yeago
wasonatrain then approaching Washington.
The case was asSIgpcd TO Detective Joe
Carer, who went 70 me Baltimore and fo-
tcLnac uepot. and from the description III
The teies ram picked out the lady from the
uhrGugs OF passengers leaving the Southern
train.
Mrs. Yeago's face was concealed bc..eath
d heavy black vel, and size clung close to
her coloTed companion,
The evening times., 1896-11-03

The Misses Tyler have returned from
uioucester, Mass, where they spent the
SUMMER, and are at their home ON N street
The evening times., 1896-11-03

capt: and Mrs. Chase of the Washington
barracks have returned from an extended
trip in the West.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

Paymaster General Stanton and wife are
at the Portland for the winter.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

Misses Mary and Juliet Rodgers of Rhode
Island avenue viii have their guest
for the winter Miss Eioise Stacey OF st.
Louis,
The evening times., 1896-11-03

Gen. sawtelle. who was recent,,
pointed quartermaster general. Iipitn1
states Army, and family have taken rooms
at the Portland for the winter, Miss
Bessie Sawteile, the generals daughter
expects t. entertain this winter.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

Mrs. Todd, of Tenleyto wn, has rented n
house on Rhod eIsland avenue for the winter
The evening times., 1896-11-03
THE IDENTIFICATION.

Mr.. Carter approached ana said:
GOOD evening, Mrs. Ieago."
The woman was startled, and replied:
why how did you know me, sir?'
The detective explained his mission to til c
depot, and requested Mrs. Ycago to raise
her vei, which she did; Her eyes were
dlnmed with tears, as though she had been
crying Il good deal.
Way uid you run away from Staunton?"
asked the detective.
Il ran away from my brutal husband. sir.
and left my two dear little children with
my mother. We have been married eight
years, and he has been beating and abusing
me ever since. l have not received ten
words from him in eight years that were not
abusive
is your husband n drinking man.
inquiredMr. Carter is Il liquor that causes
him to maltTeat you?''
oh no, SIR she replied to the de.
teCtivc's surprise. when he drinks he is
Kind to me. The only times have enjoyed
his company and been pettcd by him was
when he was unde the influence of liquor
be, ecuve Carter tclepEoned for the First
precinct patrol wagon, and requested that
Mrs. Lewis, the matrOn, come with it.
Mrs Yeago would not part with her coIored
companion, and they We're both taken to
the Twelfth street station. The prisoner
had Sc in her pockets, but She spent some
or it, and this morning could muster but
ST.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

The Helping Hand Club met last night at
the residence Of Miss Eu!a Andrews. Of
second street southeast, to Organize. pl;,ns
for the seasons work. There was a fuIl
mem bership in attendance and at the close
or the business transactions a social hour
was devoted to music and games.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

The first part of the evening was devoted
to program of vocal and instrumental
renditlonS oT popular selections, Tie com
nlttec in charge of the music consisting OF
OSc'r krunake, Lester Fox and Clarence
Willard.
Those present We're Misses Maggie Her
man, Mamie Lee, Laura Garcia Hattie
scott, Lottie Barr, Julia KIuec, Anna
Voehi, Lula kllnGer, Olga krumke Carrie
kenger, Clara Floege, Sophie Krumke,
Marion Hartley, Rosa Scott, JULIA C. Lee,
Annie Merchant, Eta Benne EFT, Emma
schneider, Kate Jarvis, Mary Schneider
Bessie Mundeil, Cora Frazors, Jennie Hart
ley, ami Messrs. Carl Au, A. W. Thomas
Carl BrOdt, Walter Barr, NJ. ycehI, j. vii
lard, Fred Busey, Perry Hoffman, Theo-
dore Pitt, jr, Edward Embrey, Frank Cum
mings, Arthur Murray, II BasSett. l.. NJ.
Sousa, Frank DOny, F. p Hartley. Harry
kimmell, Carl Wright, a Dicus, A. Garden
and Paul Cuttings.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
.L|NCOLN's LITTLE GIRL |
New Stories of the HOmeSpun
President.
LOyED BY POLITICAL FOES

He Was True as steel to His Early
Friends Throughout HIS Lne-his
Youthful Shyness i'll the Presence
Of Women Illustrated by Pretty
Incident.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
RETURNEDTO sTAUNTON.

she had paid the colored woman's cx-
penSes here, and when She learned that
Detective Carter had no charge against her,
but simply held her Tor safe keeping, she
The evening times., 1896-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. \ Cassn have closed
their house On the Tcnlrytown road, ana
have taken apartments on Capitol Hill,
where they VIII spend the winter
The evening times., 1896-11-03

The Misses Hamlin ha We returned from
visit to Mrs. BisSeIl in Buffalo.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
PISTOL FAILED To co OFF
Only Thing That Saved Police
man Pierce'S Life.
TRIGGER WASPULLEDTWICE

Frank Parker Made a Desperate
Effort to Murder the officer who
Was Pursuing Him - Hundreds
III ED at Bay by the Desperado.
Heid for Grand Jury.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

Miss Julia Peterson has returned from
New York, where she has been taking a
course of study atthe Academy of Design.
The evening times., 1896-11-03
A Tenant Is W aitinl

To occupy your vacant property. Always
provided you place it IN charge of The
Times Real Estate Bureau.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Gardner and daugh-
ter, Miss ineE, OF salem. AiaSS., who have
been visiting Miss Maud V. White, OF No.
IO2 street northwest, have returned
home after a pleasant fortnight's stay.
Miss LUuId LuSerS, uI De -hi.tneln, "a, is
the guest Of Mis- NJ. l.. burgess, Of Tenth
street northwest.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur O'Donnell, of K
street northeast. celebrated Jnv ilIUn aniII-
yersary OF Ineir wedding last night with u
dinnerparLy followed by progressIvccucnrc,
iii which the prizes We're won by Mrs. l>pitZ-
claw and Mi. Howard Newman. The Noise
was gracefully arranged with kentia palms
and Gahiias, and the table decorations We're
COSMOS and ferns.
those present were MIR. and Mrs. Hen
dersOn, MIR. ami Mrs. Rollins, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine, Mrs. b.
GuIhrie, Miss Huitztiaw, Mr.. j. Noonan aud
MeSsrs. HauSynIau and Boyle.
The evening times., 1896-11-03

Mrs. LorinE and the Misses LOrinG have
returned To- their residence on X street
The evening times., 1896-11-03

DIR. and Mrs. Wood have returned to the
city and are at home at No. 20l5 Z street.
They spent the summer months at Fair
Haven, Mass. where they have a cottage
The evening times., 1896-11-03

The Golden Rod Pleasure Club gave
large party last evening a the residence o
Mr.. Z. c. Gardner, No. 633 Z street south
east.