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THE COLOR LINE.
A Hotel Proprietor signs m Agreement
Which He l. ,tcr Rauudiates

A Hotel Proprietor signs m Agreement
Which He l. ,ter Reuudlates
St. Louis, June 10.-That the color
line has been drawn by some Of the ho-
tells of this city there can no longer be
any doubt. The st. James hotel to-day
openly refused to entertain negro dele
had made for feeding and housing dele
gates. Several weeks ago the officers
of the Tippecanoe club. under the direc-
tion Of NJ. A. Hanna, made a contract
with Thomas p. Miller, proprietor OF
the st. James hotel, to take care Of a
certain number of delegates for five
days during the convention. The club
officers then wrote to certain Southern
delegations that rooms had been en-
gagged for them at the st. James. When
Miller learned the club intended to fill
the rooms with negroes. he objected.
IF I permit you to bring negroes
here" he said. "all my help win leave
1t will put me In a most embarrassing
predicament."
Upon the arrival of Hanna to-day he
was told of what had occurred. II am
sorry for Miller" said Hanna TO his
agent, but he signed a contract. and
unless he lives up to II he will find
himself involved in a most unpleasant
legal complication" When the hotel
man was so notified Of this he made the
following written reply: "St. Louis.
June 10. Mr.. ]. C. Dorm. agent Tippeca-
noe club-Dear Sir: | cannot entertain
the colored delegates In our main din
ing room or under the contract with
your club. Yours truly. Thomas p.
Miller"
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~p,nIsh Iutil miles.

New York June lO.-Dr. ]. n. Delgado
and son. ]. NJ. Deigado. American citizens.
reached this city to-day on the steamer
City OF Washington, from Havana. They
are going to Washington to make for
nal statements to the state department
regarding the treatment to which they
were subjected In Cuba, the elder Delga-
do having been shot almost to death By
Spanish soldiers, his servants murdered
and properly destroyed. There also came
on the city OF Washington Felix Cabello.
an officer in the Spanish service. said to
be on an important errand to this coun-
try
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Washington Delegate. to :, Louis.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Missoula June l0.-On the esstt ound
Northern Pacific flyer which passed
through here last evening was a sre-
cial car containing the Washington
state delegation. including Governor
McGraw ami many proniI mt r"rub-
lican leaders OF the state. The car vas
deliberately decorated and the c"lcga-
tion was boiling over with enthusiasm.
Mckinley badges and buttons were
much in evidence. Thomas c. Marshall.
one Of the Missoula county s,lte deie-
CATION. Joined the party here.
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OF the democratic administration with
the present depressed condition OF trade
and the deficits OF the federal treasury.
He declared that the present conditions
would never end until the revenues
We're increased 10 exceed the expendl-
lures. At the conclusion OF Mr.. Ding
ley's remarks the conference report n
the District Of Columbia bill was agreed
TO. The senate amendment 10 the
final adjournment resolution. fixing to-
morrow at o'clock as the time for zine
die adjournment. was agreed to. sfter
which. at 1880 o'clock. the house took
a recess to permit the speaker 10 Gign
the enrolled bills to- might.
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cory Gall,y a. Charged.


Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena, June i0-ln the United
States court to-day the jury found +.
NJ. Cory. who falsely represented him
self 10 be an agent OF the Interior de-
partment on the Flathead reservation.
guilty as charged. Julius Hurel OF
kalispel, saloOnkeeper. was acquIt-
ted Or the charge OF selling whiskey to-
Indians, as was also A. =. Johnson.
charged with the same offence.
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Washington, June l0.-The senate has
disposed OF the last Of the appropria-
tion bills and has fixed .. m. to-
morrow as the time for final adjourn
menf. A number OF bills were passed
during the day, including the import
ant bill giving trial by jury and other
safeguards In prosecutions for con-
tempt OF court The measure Is the
result Of the agitation resulting from
the Imprisonment of Debs for con-
tempt OF the injunction issued at the
time Of the Chicago strike. The bill
establishing a code OF signals at sea
was passed. Vest explained that Great
Britain had assented at last TO the en-
tire maritime code. MGchell of Oregon
made a statement as to the necessity
of action on the resolution looking to
a reorganization OF the Northern Pa
clfic railroad. He said that the road
was about TO be sued. after which. II
would pass out OF the control OF the
federal government and be subject to
the state laws OF Wisconsin
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Powell Clayton moved to seat the
Buckley Mckinley delegation and
Buckley Mckinley delegation. Sena-
tor Gear moved to substitute the Nose
" delegation, and Sutherland OF
New York moved to refer the
whole matter to a committee or
three to slft the evidence and report to-
morrow. This motion was voted down
without division. Shoup of Idaho moved
to seat both delegations with half
vote each. This was also voted down.
and the vote was taken on Gears mo-
tion, which was defeated, to 3s. The
seven yeas were cast by Fesscnden or
Connecticut, Gear OF Iowa, Leonard OF
Louisiana, Manley OF Maine, Sutherland
OF New York and Carson of the District
OF Columbia. The motion Of MIR. Clay
ton was then adopted without opposi-
on. II was generally considered that
II was a Mckinley victory. although
several committeeman not favorable to
Mckinley voted against the Mosely del
egation.
The delegates at large who were seat
ed were all instructed for Mckinley.
From the First district, r. ID. Booker
and A. ~ Johnson were seated. There
was no contest from the Second dis
trict, ana the conies. rom tne In'su
was postponed uhud fr,oay; rIom .ne
Fourtn o's,rict, w. +. Aiuren anu
Fletcher Cory Were contestants
against Thomas q. Dunn and W. j.
Stevens. Dunn and Stevens were In
structed for Mckinley. while Aldrich
was instructed for Reed and Cory for
Morton. After the contestants had
started their cases, Youngblood moved
rts.1. .xFA A.t-
that the stevens-punn thchihieyl uei-
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Washington. June lQ.-The house has
passed the blu appropriaung $4,000 for
the government exhibit At the Omaha eS-
position IN lsS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
NEW CUMBERLAND

NEW CUMBERLAND September o.
There was a mad dog scare in town on
Thursday. A dog belonging to one Of the
Reese's exhibited signs of rabies and be-
gan biting other dogs. After being pur-
sued Gown to the river he was lost sight
Of. About dark he returned and lot Of
men got after him. and after emptying
their guns and revolvcrs finally succeed
ed in clubbing him 10 death. not. however.
until he had bitten a numDer Of dogs, the
town being full of them. Sergeant Girls
singer put in Friday killing all dogs sus-
pected Of being bitten. The latest returns
are fourteen dogs and one cat.
The fruit growers are all busy picking
apples. The crop is large and in good con-
d.tion, bringing from G5 cents up to a dol
lar a barrel. without tho barrel.
Uncle Sammy Troup. aged "A. and Mrs.
Ann Harper, aged p. thinking it not wise
to live alone. had Elder e. S. Terrell call
ed in Thursday evening at the home Of the
groom. where the ceremony was perform
ed which made them man and wife. The
match is regarded as n very suitable one
for both parties. both being old residents
and well respected.
The railroad company IS building n
switch to connect with Marguetts coal
incline. distant about 200 yards from the
main track.
The EtHa brick works has been idle
several days. caused by a broken shaft.
They are about ready to resume again.
There is fair amount OF brick passing
out daily over the road. The Eagle pipe
works are idle hut are expected to start
again In q month or so.
Mr. y. ". Comstock, of Fort Worth.
Texas, is in town in the interest Of the In
tcrnatioual Children's Home Society.
Rev Linkletter. State evangelist of the
Disciples Church, was in town this week.
Mr.. Westlanke. of Martins Ferry. and
four sons are at the landing in a floating
picture gallery. When II comes to sing
ing. they are equal to a whole orchestra.
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BRYAN'S TRIUNPHaL TOUR,
Continued from First Page.

dent" but the one which created the
greatest enthusiasm was shouted out by
big coal HEAVIER: This is not New
Haven, Mr.. Bryan this is Lowell"
Just before the train started quiet was
restored and Mr.. Bryan told them that he
did not have time to discuss any ques-
tlons. and then as the train pulled away
he added: But were glad TO see you
The train shed was lined with crowds
for a block and they shouted and cheered
the nominee as they caught sight Of him
standing in the baggage car doorway.
An enthusiastic crowd yelled to the top
Of it's aggregate voice. band played
Hail to the Chief" and expressions Of
That's him" were heard when Mr. Bryan,
standing on the platform OF the train.
arrived at the first stop in New Hamp-
shire Nashua was out TO give the three
time nominee a hearty greeting, and
Nashua accomplished its purpose.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
COMPLETELY ExT1NGUIsHED.

The passenger in the tweed clothes got
M TO get drink, and when he got back
he found his seat occupied by the man in
the SIS suit, who had been sitting on the
wood box.
'I'd like TO have my seat. please" said
your seat?" repeated SIS. when did
you get a reserved seat? Where are you
from. anyway"
New york" answered tweed, impress
sively.
New York? New York? HUH! I'm
from Canton. o."
And the train rolled on with the New
York man sitting on the wood box.-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer
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touchdown. and in the second half Two
touch-downs. and an excellent drop kick
by Robert Edwards With but three
minutes 70 play. 81. Clarsviile male a
touchdown AID goal in the last hall.
FOOTBALL At MORGANTOWN.
Special 20 the Register.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. September -.
The football season was opened to-day
In the presence OF one thousand enthufi-
astic rooters by game with Geneva COL
lege Beaver. Pa. The game was holly
contested from start 60 finish and resulted
I'm a victory FOR the University. score six
10 one. The clever running Of Fly and
beautiful kicks By Yeagcr were the fsa-
lures OF the game. The team has hardly
gotten down 20 hard practice yet and the
game. though O. good one. DID not show
their real strength. Coach Treuchard Is
highly pleased with tho tennis showing
and predicts a series OF brilliant victories
Geneva IS one OF the heaviest teams IN
Western Pennsylvania. averaging fully
fifteen pounds heavier than the Varsity
boys. and the game was won hy superior
playing. W. & J. still refuse 20 meet tho
local team and certain victory Is thus lost
to the blue and gold There are now 81
students enrolled and coming in daily.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
poLITICAL NOTEs.


The Republicans have no meetings
scheduled fo- next week. except. pos
si5,y. senator Wellington, Of Maryland.
next Saturday.
Tlc farmers and soldiers Of Marshall.
Ohio. Brooke and Hancock counties
have arranged 90 90 20 Canton. Ohio.
r.1ay. October %. by special train on
the c.. L. & W. 20 pay their respects 20
Major and Mrs. Mckinley. The train
NIu leave the Term.la, depot az 900
O'Clock q. m. and arrive home at 900
O'Clock p. M. of the same day. The
ladies ere earnestly requested 20 90. IL
is 20 be hoped that The ladies' will take
advantage Of this their first invitation,
and insist on their husbands and broth
ers taking them. Do not forget The day
Friday. October ID. Fare for round trip
onlv S15o.
Hon. Hugo Grossner will deliver two
addresses. in German. in this county,
October Cd and 3d.. one in the Eighth
ward and the other at Fulton. Mr..
Grossner IS an orator Of wide repuJa-
ton. and will present the Democratic
argument in a matchless manner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
OFT OF PRINT.

On the tn inst. Mr.. EVERY South. OF
Bridgeport, wrote TO the International
News Company. New York. asking for
Q copy Of The London Financial News Of
March 10, 1896. He has received a leT-
ter from ths News Company TO the ef-
feet that the paper could not be pro-
cured in New York, and that the order
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
WON THE CUP.

Providence. R. l., SEPTEMBER 26.-The
Providence base ball team won the
Steinert cup to-day by defeating Buffalo
for the fourth time. Score:
Providence ......103O4009-u 9 l
Buffalo -. .....002O2OO0- u 3
Ba,teries-Dolan and CoOgan; Cannon
and Smith.
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THE TIGERS WON.

Defeated the St Clairsviie Eleven Ycster-
day Eftcrncon.
The Wheeling Tigers. the strong local
FOO, ball team of last season, went out
to ST. Clairsville yestrday afternoon,
and defeated the strong eleven repre-
senting that city. The game was played
in the presenc OF a fair sized crowd,
and resulted in a score OF II to in
favor of the Tigers.
IN the first half the Tigers made one
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
DIED..

sCHACHT-On Saturday. September p.
1896. at 7:l5 p. n. Gottleib Schacht IN MS
49th year.
Funeral services at his late residence
No. Q pike street Monday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend. Interment at Mt
Wood cemetery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
Opening Monday 6 TUESDAY. swa0aol'eF's

Society Editor: Mr.. Willis tells me that
his family will spend the summer IN the
mountains. and his wife says they VIII go
10 the sea shore Had better DEFER men
tioninr the matter until get more definite
information -
Managing Editor: 'I don't see what more or,
definite information you want. She told
YOU they were going to the sea shore'
didn't she?"-Ciucinnati Enquirer
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CANDLES
NOTICE TO THE PUBL.

Certain printed letter heads ana C.
benz brought 10 my uor... rraHH. d..
Tarr.l.lu a. Co. General Doutrac
for Painting, etc. ONCE an Sew 81. CI..
Hotel. / wish TO notify Oh, public t...
such firm or persons have an Oflc. dr..
hotel, or are iu any way conr.'r.
same. JOHN E1lltI.i |i...
se27q Prop. New ST. CLariD
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had been forwarded to London, with
the result that q reply had been received
hat the paper was out OF print and
could not be obtained.
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FOR sALE-MlsCELLt'
FOR SALE...L.VERY Sl p.

The undersigned Will
the entire stock or hore
belonging 10 the livery
street Wheeling. W. N"
ten head Of horses. Two ha..
four buggies. one phacton
one light top wagon. one
large sled. two s.eighf.
buggy harness. also one
ness. saddles. bridles
robes. and many other uI'.'
Gus 20 mention Thi5 p.uf
either AS a whole or In ...
chascrs. and can BE- Seem
any time during the day.
formation apply 10 L'ti
stable. or 10 the under
JOHN y. wills.
se26eZ&zd lsl'
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DENaGRlIS GETTING READY


Tomorrow Nights LIoeting at
For-y-E'-hth street VIII be a Big
O1a-rrssiden- Graham Talks 20
Ena-StauGc.I Workmen 20 The
Re9cbicou Barbecue and Meet
i-r &C Pleasant Faloy - Other
PclG1al News.
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HELP WANTED.

$40 4 WEEK-LADIES OR GENTS TO
show samples and take orders for Aunt
mum Goods. sign letters. door plates and
"A variety of fine spccialties. Elegant
SAMPLES light. easy work: customers de-
lighted Goods new and catchy: sell all
seasons: work hours; no capital. Write
WORLD MFG Co, (W s. Columbus. O.
auIG se27
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED - CAPABLE YOUNG H
with 81 600 % carry stock ui -..
manage branch for Chicago u.u-..
SIS per month and all expense
percentage. permanent position H
future prospects. Address jam
Is Franklin ST.. Chicago
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FOUND.

TOU-ND-ON WHEELING ISLAND, Sat
urIay evening. one pair new shoes. owner
can get same 10y calling AZ No. Y Maryland
street. Is,dnd. proving property and pay
ing Tor this ad. seZlq
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LOST

STRAYED OR STOLEN-BROWN col
1r-d bird doc with white front feet Find
or will be rewarded by returning same TO
NJ ii9 ohio street. scZGeqdq
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Opening Monday Tuesday. swnbacier''
MARRIED.

CARR-WULS-On Tuesday evening
Sentember %. 1896. l.. o. Carr, of Fair
,rdnt and Inez Maud Wills. OF this city
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
statesmen WANTED

statesmen WANTED IN EVERY .s
trlct; new sea son; samples free. .4.y ..
commission wiki expenses Ir.H
LUKE BROS. CO, Chicago. u.s..
WANTED-SALESM FOR
experience Unnecessary, 81
expenses: best Bryan ami
fractions. FOLK, ElICH
Louis.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MEN AND BOYS EVERYWHERE TO
distribute Coffee samples. Reference re
CURED. Sample package and contract
for cts. postage. Sterling Importing
CO.. Phila.. Pa. se2'q
GENTLEMEN WANTED TO OBTAIN
additional subscribers for 1897 70 the old
est and best known medical periodicals.
Call on physicians only. Terms tempting
and excellent pay. Exclusive assignment.
Address J., +. o. Box 1852, Phila., Pa.
se2Geqdq
WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN IN Every
locality 10 represent us mo fortune hunter
wanted VIII guarantee $500 weekly and
all expenses. Investigate at once. Box
591S Boston, Mass. seoedo
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NEW ADVERTISE

UNUSUAL CPPOGTTNI .',-
lawful physicians. MATER.
Congress ST., Chicago.
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SHOE Statesmen WAN

SHOE Statesmen WAN 9H
money foT the right men, A
lerS with road experience t.
line of nnc medium priced
and youths up-to-datc shoes
tion with auythiuc elise thtt gY,fI
nict. Liberal commission. Good
and biz reputation back of goods
dress. with reference. Boot aud Shoe
Co.. Boston, Mas. So
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HON. A. o. uARNES OF cADIz
Addressed Large Audience at Benwood
Last Night.

last Night.
Hon. A. o. Barnes. Of Cadiz. O., adj
dressed a meeting al Benwood Lass
nirht. which wsg the beet Of the cam
paign in that city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
MARTINS FERRY DEFEATED

MARTINS FERRY DEFEATED.
Special 10 the REGISTER.
Steubenville. O.. September 96-The
Acme foot ball team defeated the Mar
tins Ferry team here this afternoon by
a score of Is TO 0.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
THREE STRAIGHT.

Millinery Opening Monday and Tuesday
SWABACKER's.
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FEMALE HEtPjwt
FoR REN
AGENTS W.. led

3 PER DAY AND $5W '-
Tor stamps Tor parfi"'
OIL HONE CO.. Syrucu
WANTED-Cauya siur s..
minum Clay Cooking h.
and expenses. GlBoDN
Gibson CITY, ID
WANTED-AGENTS TO SIl
deliblo Check PcrfuratOr D..
commission. WESLEY MI.
Park Row New Ork.
WA%TED-AGENTS. $uoe
sure ~ workers. NJ Capl,a.
goods. New plan. Se-s at
family needs IL. VI. s. Gu.
clnnau, OHIO.
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Manager TT

Manager Halter last night received =
Telegram from Manager Connie Mack.
of Pittsburg. offering to Play here on
October 9th. The offer was accepted.
Cincinnati viii play an exhibition game
on the It'll. and the Pireyes viii be here
for two games. on the Sth and 9th. The
home club should make q good showing
against both clubs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27
Opening Monday & Tuesday. swabacFscr's'

Opening Monday s Tuesday. swabaoker's'
14-kt. Sold Cold Watches only $500,
at II. E. Hillman & Co.'S.
CHICKERING UPRIGHT FOR SALE.
We have one Of Chickering Sons la
est and most modern upright pianos,
purchased about one year ago, which
has had little or 10 use. The o|ner
must dispose Of it. and in order 10 do so
quickly. viii sell it at a great sacrifice.
The piano can be seen at our ware
F.W. BANNER CO.,
1910 Market street.
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WANTED.


WANTFD-AN EXPERIENCED LADY
EonLkeener Steuographer and Type
Writer Address m own hand writing.
Lock Box 5i4. city. o'N'
WANTED - EXPERIENCED. SALES
men TO sell our High Grade LuprlcatlI
oils and GreaSes. Liberal and SATISFACTORY
terms will be made with good men; Equit-
able Refining Company, Cleveland -.
WANTED - EVERYBODY INTEREST
cd in planting Fruit. shade Evergreen
Trees. Small Fruits. Vines. Roses, ETC. 20
send at once for the lowest cash prices we
have ever offered on nursery STOCK; AZ
dress ONO VALLEY NURSERIES,,
Moundsville. W. Va SS-'4
wANTED-BY PHILADELPHIA CLOTH
ing hOuse-salesmen for West NlrSlhla'
only those with established trade III
this line need apply with reference. J. H.
Wl Carlisle St. Phila., Pa. Sc -'uq
WANTED-BY \ LADY OF EXPERT
ence. 81 situation in school or FANNY.
Teaches the usual English branches La,
in French and Music. Address M 80
ROGERS. Greenwood. Va. se--evdq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

The season in the National League
viii end with to-day's games. Balti-
more again proves the pennant winner.
In the Western and Eastern Leagues,
the leading clubs are now playing cup
serieg. The Interstate season is the last
TO finish
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27

President Power has decided favor
ably upon Wheling's claim 10 the right
10 play of with Toledo for the Interstate
championship. and if a series Of games
arranged, it vii! be between these two
Clubs.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26
OrTUMWA NEWS.

Special Correspondence of the Bystander.
Ed Walker was killed Saturday night
by the railroad cars, While on his way
home. Particulars unknown.
Children's day was well attended Sun
day at tine A. NJ. E. church, both morning
and evening.
Mrs Georgia and Miss Mary Carpart
arrived in the city Monday morning en-
route TO bloomfield. Miss Mary attended
the Baptist Sunday school convention at
TT. Madison, she being state secretary.
The |. b. Il. G. will meet with Mrs.
Henderson Friday afternoon.
The lair was quite well attended, and
goodly sum of money was raised.
Miss Olive Smith; after several days
pain from stepping on a tack is much i'm
proved.
Two ladies and little boy arrived in
city recently from the capital city. and
went to colored barber shop on south
Market street 10 get the boys hair cut.
He evaded the question. Thereupon they
remarked, maybe he does not cut colored
peoples hair. He said. lyon know how
that isl and wanted TO take them some
where else. They thanked him and told
him they could find it. And still our peo-
pie wonder why we are refused by white
people. 1t is no wonder when our race
turns against us.