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The morning times., 1896-06-06
R.,lwayosficiaIs Is offer Reward.

Milwaukee, Wis-s June Vice Presi-
dent Payne, on behalf of the Milwaukee
Street Railway and Lighting Company, has
issued a bulletin offering $2,0C0 reward
to any one who will furnish evidence that
would lead TO the arrest aud conviction Of
the men who last night shot ,Jnhn E. Breen,
motorman, aud Adolph SchwarZ, conductor
ofa ca r on the Howell avenueline. SchwarZ
had recovered sufficiently at noon today
to be taken to his hcme. Concerning Breen
the authorities at thes& ospital are not so
cheerful. 1t is thought, however, that his
injuries will not prove fatal unless compli-
cations arise. Several arrests have been
made during the day on suspicion.
The morning times., 1896-06-06
Engineers convention AID tourns.

Ottawa, Ont, June 5.-The convention Of
the international Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers closed this evening. The.
executive committee recommended the pay
ment of $4,000 TO widows and orphans and
$4,000 for salaries, etc. Grand Chief
Arthur's parting address was full Of words
ofgood counsel and he was loudly applauded
The convention adjourned to meet on the
second Wednesday in May, 1893, at st.
Louka Mo.
The morning times., 1896-06-06
pn,,,ng fnr, Ha.douartars

Chicago, June 5.-At meeting of the
Republican State committee held today
at the Great Northern HOTEL q resolution
in furtherance Of the movement to remove
the national headquarters from New York
to Chicago, was adopted after nearly every
member of the committee had spoken
entbusa astically for it.
The morning times., 1896-06-06
TENNIS AT GEORGETOWN.
Annual Handicap Matches to BE
Played Today


The annual tennis handicap tournament
willtake place today at the courts a George-
town College. The play promises to be
more than ordinarily interesting and ex-
citing as many OF the competitors are very
strong players and very evenly matched
In addition TO the prizes offered by the
association handsome and servcea bic
trophies are offered by Saks " Co. Parker
Bridget & CO., Tappan Auerbach and Mertz
in both the singles and doubles.
The handcap committee is composed of
Messrs Douglas, Egan, McMahon and Walsh
and the referee will be Mr. Thomas DrscoIl
the collegiate tennis champion of the Dis
trct
The morning times., 1896-06-06
Twelve Hours Ago.

If you miss amy news In the morning
edition lO3k in tue list below. What
you're looking for wus probably
printed in yesterday evening = edition,
and HE The Times never repeats
you'll have TO take both editions to
get all the news AS quick as 1t hap
pens.
The morning times., 1896-06-06
We promise you

today-the biggest buying privileges you have
ever enjoyed. Every one of these offerings
is an honest value at "saVing" price.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

MARTYRS FOR THEIR PATH
Philadelphia Single Takers Ready to
Fill Delaware Jails.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

4 QUIET HOME CEREMONY
Miss LPtitia Scott 10 Be Married to Lieut.
Charles BromwcIl.
The morning times., 1896-06-06
INDIANA SILVER MEETING.
Five Hundred Democrats s Indorse Gov
Matthews for President

Indianapolis, Ind, June 5.-The free silver
Democrats of Indiana held mass meeting
here this evening attended by about 200
people, considerably more than attended
the sound money meeting week ago
The principal speakers were j. G Shanklin
of Evansville and ex-Congressman B. t.
Shiveley of South Bend. The speeches were
very radical. Resolutions were adopted in
dorsing the Presidential candidacy Of Gov
Matthews OIL a free silver platform
The morning times., 1896-06-06

TO THE MEMORY OF MEADE
Statue of the HCTo cf Getg ysburg Cu-
veilcd at That Place.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

AMUSED THE MEMBERS
Humorous Cdloquy Between Grosvenor
and DOckery.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

PLACED ON THE CALENDAR
Mir M1rgan's Competitor Resolution Was
SoOa Settled.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

BILL STERRETT"S STORY
His Relations with Judge Holt Told in
Court.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

DECLARE IT A NUISANCE
Jewels Soap Factory to BE Proceeded
Against.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

MR. ACHESON'S SCHEME
He Wants the Republican States to Rule
the Party
The morning times., 1896-06-06

SHUT OFT BY POTOMACS-
0rlenis Defeated 10y the Score of 20 10
o Yesterday.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

WILL NOT CHANGE HANDS
No Truth in RImors Ctncerning Aliens
Grand Opera House
The morning times., 1896-06-06

ALMOST A KBEGLO CASE
Miss Mary Hardesty Had Il Very Narrow
Escape.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

HATCHING THE LORSTERs
Fish Commission Expects to Collect 200,
600 0G0 Eggs.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

INTERCTTY CYCLE RACES
ArraugingJor Washington and Baltimore
Whcclmen 10 Meet
The morning times., 1896-06-06

NO HOPE FOR LITTLE SADIE
Youngest Member OF the Buxton Family
VIII Die
The morning times., 1896-06-06

THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS
Senator Faulkner RetircS from the Furd's
Theatcr Commission.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

KRUGER RELEASES THEM
Hammond and Associates Set Free On
Parole.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

SURE THEY HAVE HERMANN
Minister Murderer Has Been Located by
the st. Louis Police.
The morning times., 1896-06-06

FRoRE DOWN AND CRIED
Tough Frank Nicholson Touched by Kird
Words.
The morning times., 1896-06-06
The Last Carload

of fine clothing is en- sale today at NJ
Dyrenforth's, 621 Pennsylvania avenue.
The morning times., 1896-06-06
BONA-FIDE CIRCULATION.

A reference TO the state
ment below will show that
the circulation sworn TO is
bona fide one.
1t is easily possible for a
newspaper with an elastic
conscience to swell ifs Iegit-
innate circulation enor-
mousIy, in order to deceive
advertisers, by sending out
thousands of papers to
news stands, which are re-
turnable, and which are in
fact returned, but neverthe-
less are included in what
purports to be an honest
statement OF circulation.
Intelligent advertisers,
however. judge by results,
and bogus circulation don't
give them.
The family circulation of
The Times is many thou
sands in excess of any other
Washington paper and is
believed to be fully two
times that of its afternoon
contemporary.
The circulation of THE TINES for the
week ended May %, 1876, was as follows:
Saturday, May 25. ...... 1882
Sunday, MAY "a 1890. 24,S98
Monday, May 25. ..... 4s,O63
Tuesday, May 26. ...... 1855
Wednesday, May u. ....... 45,307
Thursday, May Is. ....... 64,607
Friday, Eay 29 ......... 50,561
Total copies printed go. 324,476
Less damaged copies, copies left
over, unSold, in Office, ami
copies returned, unS0ld, from
News stands and Branch OF
nceS. 2s.s58
Net 1856
Isolemnly swear that The above is
correct statement of the circulation OF
The WASHINGTON TINES for the week
ended May %, 1896, ami thai every copy
Was delivered nr m9ile1 for a valuable
consideration.
WILLIAM BUTLER,
Superintendent of Circulation.
Subscribed AMI sworn 10 be.Ore me this
1St day Of June, A. D. 1876.
ERNEST C. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
The morning times., 1896-06-06
Ladies' Shirt Waist Department.
Straw Hat Department.
Shoe Department.
75 and 81. 98 sLirt Waists go.

Mems ST. 5and Sc Patent Leather Shoes
Mems s. and sc Russia Calf Shoes
Mems 81 and So Black and Tan Shoes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18

Never In the history of the West LIB
erty state normal school had such n
large and cultured crowd attended
commencement. as the one assembled
there yesterday. The seating capacity
Of Academy Hall has lately been In
creased. but hundreds OF people were
unable to gain admIttance. The grndu-
atlng class this year numbers eleven
nine in the normal and two
In the academic departments. These
graduated after suffering from a ces-
satlon Of school for several weeks. ow-
ing to the smallpox scare. and the loss
OF the new building by FIRE.
The following programme was cred
Itably rendered. after which State SUI
perlntendcnt Virgil a. Lewis In a well
fitting speech. presented the diplomas:
NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
EttIe May Bonar.... West Liberty, W. Va.
Success and Failure
IVA - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
Minnie Ilgn Shorts. West Liberty. W. Va.
"Our District Schools.
George G. Hunt. ,....Wcst Liberty W. va
"AnFlo-SaNOn Freedom
Frances BaZella Wells. .Wciishurg, W. va.
stepping Stones" -,
Edward Virtue BlaCk..........L Ice. w. Va.
Should Cuba be Free
Sarah Moorehead. West alexander Pa
Let Us Live"
Mary Wallace Hail.. Wheeling. W. Va
THE Future Of America
Alice RIdgsly. Wet Liberty, w. Va.
my Country, IT'S OF Thee
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
WIN. II. Whitman. Valley Grove, W, Va.
"a Lion In the Path"
MaEEis Vaughan ! Ggrfits; :; Potomac W. va
In the afternoon the middle class
gave It's performances before an audi
ence equally rs large as the one OF the
morning. Following this the alumni held
their reunion and elected officers for
the coming year. The days proceed
lngA closed with the elocutionary re-
cital given by Miss Jean Bergland' OF
the Boston school OF orntOry.
The present faculty will doubtless be
retained.
The candidates OF both parties on the
county ticket were out In full force,
looking up their old acquaintance and
forming new ones.
Melster's Band furnished splendid
music both days.
The successful contestants Of the
Bryant and Irving societies contest
were: Debate. W. II. Whitman. Of the
Bryant; Grafton. Miss Lizzie Mccain
mon. Irving: essay. Miss Mary Whit
ham. Bryant; defamation, Miss Lille
B. King, Irving.
Prominent among those at the COM
mcncement were: II, .. Richards. c. II.
Henning, W. G. Meyer. Richard Rob
ertsOn, Ad. Israel. W. W. Irwin, John a.
White, W. p. Robinson. George s. Otte,
OF Wheeling: ]. A. Birkett. Elm Grove;
DR.. Shields. Trladelphia: Professor
Mitchell. Of wellsburs. and c. f. Carl
gan. BenwOod.
All the members OF the board OF re-
gents were present. They appointed a
committee OF three TO secure plans for
an annex, to replace the one burned
a few months ago. The insurance on
the burned structure, Sil,5S7 90, Will
nearly cover the cost Of the new nddl-
ton. II Is hoped that the board Will
not 60 out Of the state this time 10 Sc.
cure an architect and contractor.
The enrolment this year has been
the largest ever attained, and the
friends OF the school are well pleased
over the progress Il has made. despite
the many set-backs Of the year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18

The Odd Fellows Of this city win hold
their annual memorial services In the
assembly room OF their hall, corner
Chapllne and Twelfth streets, next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Odd
Fellows, their families and friends, and
the public generally are cordially IN
vlted to be present
Rev. Dr.. Buckley, Of the Thomson
church, Island, will otiiciAte and de-
liver one OF his powerful and beautiful
sermons, on odd Fellowship. A fine
musical programme has also been ar
ranged. with some Of Wh'ellng's best
talent on It, and the hall Will be taste
fully decorated with beautiful cut flow
ers and potted plants by Zane, the
florist.
After services the public is Invited TO
Inspect the splendid halls Of the differ
ent lodges meeting In the odd Fellows
building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18
THIS Is THE DAY
That the Sale OF TICksts for me ElIs'
NntInE BeEIMl.

AnuN E4AN u AANANAA AeA .NAN
Outing BsEING.
At no time in the history OF musical
entertainments in this city has there
been so much Interest excited as that
manifested in the Elks' outing ut
Wheeling Park Casino on the evening
Of June %. on which occasion the Grand
Army Band OF Ohio viii make It's first
appearance here In Il concert, pro-
grnmmc, consisting of an unrlvaled Sc
lection OF pleasing numbers. In speak
ing OF a recent CONCERT given by this
organization In Cleveland lately the
Leader Of that city comments as FOL
lows:
"They deserve high credit for good
attack, EXPRESSION. strict tlme-keeping
and final efforts In swelling and de-
crcasing the volume OF tone. Their
much admired solofst, Mr.. Leo Zlm-
norman, first trombone, eScelled In
composition OF his own. styled ''LeonR, :"
In which the strength and softness or
his instrument came TO excellent eN-
preston. Under his nimble fingers
there seemed to resound half dozen
different wind Instruments"
The sale Of reserved seats commences
at Houses music store at 5 O'Clock this
morning and Il promises 10 be n record
breaker. Bear In mind that the price
OF tickets includes free transportation
TO and from the park.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18
MARITIME FERRE.
flaps anI IIIShAp, Ia ti,O T!ITiVinE city
Across thr ikiVuF.

ACROSS inc AAlNNIs
Tho commencement OF the st. Mary's
schools yesterday afternoon was large
Is attended and was Thoroughly enjoyed
by all. The programme consisted OF
vocal and instrumental music, dlabog-
ucs and readings, and reflected credit
on this school.
Quite n number 1t Martins Ferry
people win take IN the excursion or the
Builders Exchange q Toledo and Put
In Bay. tomorrow. Considerable m
tcrest is manifested in the trip.
The leaf taken out Of the ordinance
book has been Replaced. II contained
the assault ordinance and man WAS
to have been tried under that ordi-
nance.
Yesterday Squire Theodore Keller
fined John Schcil SOS and costs and gave
him ten days In jail for Keeping open MS
saloon at Don on last Sunday.
The city scales are to be at the Union
Glass Works. Shelly Martins grocery
and the third at the corner OF JEFFERSON
and Catawba streets.
DIR. C. o. Probst, secretary Of the
Ohio board OF health, was In town yes
terday. investigating the outlet for sew
er district No. 1.
w. F. stearns, OF the American Book
Company. and H. o. Wilson, Of the
weriing Book Company, were In town
yesterday.
ION the Brink" temperance drama,
will be played by the ST. hary's liter
AIRY society, at the Maennerchor hall
tonight.
Miss Minnie Il. Dickson. OF San Diego.
California, Is visiting her brother. J. a.
Dickson, OF the Commercial Bank.
Miss Cleod Anthony leaves to-day TO
visit Mt Dunkirk, Ind. MacOmb, lla.,
Chicago. Ills, and st. Paul. MINI.
Addison Gasaway, formerly Of Mar
tins Ferry and now OF Smithheld, Is
visiting relatives and old friends.
Mrs. Aug. Kraatz and two children
have returned from a visit In Pits
burgh and East Liverpool.
Misses Anna Lcnnard and Minnie
HUFFMAN returned yesterday from a
weeks wish at Maynard.
Isaac Newland declines to serve N
the committee appointed to investigate
the electric light plant
Mrs. John Quinn and three children,
Of MIngo Junction, arrived last even
Ing TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Humphrey Williams and son
Harry. spent yesterday with friends
at West Wheeling.
John W. Reed, who has been on the
sick list. expects to be able TO return to
work next Monday.
Paul Thomas will take part In the
races at Steubenville June q and Bar
nesvIlle July 4.
T. J. stringer. the contractor. Of Port
land Station. was In Martins Ferry yes
terdRy.
Miss Nell Edwards left for Foxburg.
Pa, yesterday. to remain until after
July {.
Harry sommers returned yesterday
from Colorado. much improved In
health.
The Democratic congressional con-
ventIon will be held at Steubenvllle to-
day.
A little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs F.
H. Hadssll. who has been sick, is bet
ter.
Mr. Thomas Greer Is confined to his
bed at his residence on Third street.
Miss Laiie Reed. OF MOUNT Pleasant.
is visiting friends in Martins Ferry.
The Knights Of Pythlas have decided
TO hold their banquet on June 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bail are the par
ents OF a new girl baby.
Miss Ella Nichols Is visiting friends
at st. ClalrsvIlle.
James Cowan. who has been sick, Is
improving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18
An ATrRAcrIYE PRoeRANME
For the Philharmonic Quartet Recital n
wheeling Park.

For the Philharmonic Quartet Recital nj
Wheeling Park.
Music loving people are looking for
ward with pleasure to the recital by
the Philharmonic Quartette, wheelIng's
foremost organization. at Wheeling
Park CaslnO. on Friday OF next week.
The club has announced the following
programme:
/. Quartet. op. %. No. 3 &C major Haydn
(aJ Allegro Moderate.
% scherzandO.
(c) AdHglo.
(dj Finale CRondOJ.
. Dreams (Valse BentOl. .Sabathil
J. Salon QUARTET, or. S0G. Nv. POpp
Violin. Cello. Flute and PianO-forte.
(n) Original Introduction (Allegrol. Popp
tbl Andante Expressive. from Ca
prlcclo' :.:...'.:...'..''.' hen1 l,I,llll
(c) Moment Musical. ........,......S Schubert
Cd) ylyace Con Fuoco, from Der
t. Sonata, o.. q. No, {, Tor Pian9.forte
anu ''O' Ronio tAiicgfoj. .
PianO-forte. Prof II. NJ. SchOckey. Violin,
ar. L. Blumenberg.
). Qurate;t, No. 10 &c maJor........ Mozart
(aJ Allegro.
(c) McnuettO (AlleErctto)
Id ROndO (Allrgrol. -,
Arranged for Plnno-forte. two Nlollns and
Cello, from BellInls operas, Romeo
ct JuilettP" and "Stnnlera,"
Each OF these numbers scored de-
cIded success when heard Of previous
recitals, and several Of them have been
requested by members OF the club. The
intention was 10 give those numbers
which had been received with most In
terest and enthusiasm. and the six
above named were selected with care.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18

At u meeting last night Of the Odd
Fellows Hall Association the following
board OF directors was elected: J.. a.
Taylor, OF Franklin lodge; William
Clark, OF Excelsior lodge: Charles Loef-
fer, OF William Tell lodge; George Mat
thews,of VirGlniuI lodge; Samuel Dyer.
OF Wheeling lodge; Jacob Morris, Of
Wheeling encampmsnt:J Joseph Lawson,
OF Abraham enCAHpment; l.. a. HON.
man. of the Daughters OF Rebccca.
William dillingham; was elected presl-
dent OF the board, Alexander FOrgey
secretary and George Matthews treas
urer. The only change made In thu
board as II stood before, was the cleo
ton OF Joseph Lawson, to succeed Hem
~ Uthman, deceased. Mr.. Uthman had
been a member OF the board for more
than twenty years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18

The marks ut y. m. showed feet 4
inches and slowly falling. Weather very
warm and cloudy.
The river men expect another rise
before the close OF the week. Yesterday
there was only n little over four feet
below the Davis Island dam. II Is cX-
pcctcd, however. the Virginia will be
able TO go through to Pittsburgh to-
morrow. She Will be bnck Sunday morn
Ing for Cincinnati, followed by the Key
stone state on Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18
RELLAIRE
All Sorts or Local News amI GoS'ip from
the Glass Citr.

the Glaze CItr.
The school board met Tuesday even
ing and elected all OF the former teach
rrS, including the music teachers. The
time for the opening Of school was set
at September s.
Bishop Vincent will preach at the
Episcopal church Tomorrow evening.
He will administer the rite OF cOniirmh =
ton TO n large class.
The Knights Of PythIas OF this city
and the ones OF bridgeport will play
a game OF baseball this afternoon ut
Bridgeport,
The township trustees will 90 to st.
Clairsvllle Saturday to settle up Rc-
counts with the Iniflrmary.
Rev. W. 81. LanEtord will hold re-
lIgiOus service at the Elyslan theatre
next Sunday afternoon.
The board OF pension examiners met
yesterday and had the usual number
OF applicants before II.
The ladies Of the W. c. T. U. will hold
a meeting at the home OF MIST. A. RO-
defer this afternoon.
Harry Elliott and family, of Frank.
ton. Ind. are the guests OF relatives
In the Fifth ward.
Quite number from here Will attend
the Elks outing at Wheeling park next
week.
Mrs. D. W. boone yesterday returned
from n visit with her parents at Bealls-
vile.
John A. Gallnher is at Marietta at
tending the commencement exercises.
Miss Brown the school teacher, left
yesterday for her home at Bclprc.
Thomas CummIns, OF this city. Will
graduate at LInsly this yenr.
Miss Pearl Henderson has gone to
Stcubenville to visit friends.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Is repairing the
bridge that spans the river.
c. o. Haibut and wife are visiting
relatives In Michigan.
W. A. Luke and family have returned
from BeallSvllle.
c. W. BIppus has opened his new
drug store.
John Parks was In Toronto yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18

Tomorrow evening at Simpson NJ. E.
church, n great subject will be discuss
ed by DR.. J. W. f. Bowen, ono OF the
most accomplished CoIored orators In
the country. He VIII speak Of The
Comparative Status OF the Negro at
the Close OF the War and to-day" The
religious. intellectual, moral and finan-
cial progress OF the negro will be de-
aCrlbed Ia eloquent terms. Professor ].
McHenry Jones will preside. The lee
turp Is given under the auspices OF the
willing Workers Of the church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18
A WHEELING DEMOCRAT
OF Airs His Views on the Sll
yer CraIr-It will Cause split In the

yer CraIr-It will Cause split In the
Party.
There are some prominent Demo-
Gratis In Wheeling who VIII not greet
with pleasure the news that the Frat
district convention has declared In IA
vor AZ "a free and unlimited coinage OF
silver" After the news was received
yesterday, ID, kicks" and threats
made by some OF them. n printed. would
make mighty lntcrestln' readln'."
An Intclllgcncer reporter saw num-
Der Of the faithful and many said they
would not support party that permits
itself 10 be ruined by adopting such a
disastrous policy.
One Of the most prominent gentlemen
Interviewed said hg was disguised with
the whole business and IN answer to
question as TO whether he thought
General Caldwell would go as dele
gate to the national convention on a
silver platter he replied: ~ don't know
whether Ar has sund enough TO refuse
Il In case n free coinage plank Is adopt
ed or not. but ! know that II II were
offered me l would say no. only TOO
quick. II Is the most foolish thing
ever heard Of, and I can't understand
how Il Is that the Democratic party can
allow Itself To be carried away by such
Internal hercsy. II Is the work OF
few schemlng politicians who are after
Ofiice and they are endelvoring to Sc
cure 1t over the heads OF deserving men
at any cost. What do they care how
much their policy hurts their neighbOr
or the country? They are working on
the ignorant voters for the support OF n
measure which II adopted. would ruin
the country. II the convention ut Chi
cHso adopts n free silver plank In Its
platform, there certainly Will be a very
large split in the ranks"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-18
HoUEDSVILLE
a miscellaneous AIsIAnEs OF Minor Mat
tiers from MarAhRIl's Metropolis.

a MISCELLANEOUS AIsIAnge OF Minor Mat-
tcrs from lIarsIRII's Metropolis.
Tho newly elected county Republican
committee met here yesterday and ef-
fectcd temporary organization. Hon.
q. S. McFnddcn was elected chairman
and NJ. 4. Walton was chosen sccrc-
tary. Tic committee adjourned until
next Ticsdny, when It will meet again
and effect permanent organization
The date OF the laying OF the corner
stone Of the school building has been
changed To June q on account Of tn"
dedication Of the MnsOnlc Temple at
Cameron. which takes place on the 18th,
the day last set.
About 1850 o'clock yesterday morning
an alarm OF FIRE was sounded from the
residence Of J. W. Deter. near the
prison. The hose companies responded
promptly but could ind no fire
A prohibition meeting will be held In
the court house this evening Several
of thu ministers In the city have been
asked to speak. The Ohio Valley Qunr-
tcttc will sling.
A Mckinley club Ia to b. formed ut
the court house here on Saturday even
luE. All Republicans are requested TO
meet Mt $50 o'clock.
This evening on Fork Ridge the we'd
ding NJ Miss Cora V. Martin and James
l.. BOnnr viii take place. Both parties
arc we'll known hero.
W. q. Ewing haR been succeeded as
mn assistant In the pOstoilicr by Ed
ward Simpson
Mrs. Emmett Lopez. OF Cameron. Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. a.
Jones'
Mrs. Martha Dowler, Of Cameron. Is
visiting Mrs. d. Normkcn.
An infant child OF William Mlcncr
died yesterday.