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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

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The Wheeling team In the CLEVELAND.
pittsburgh road race undSr the hu.
,nlces OF Tia Pittsburgh Press, the
ryan Of cycling In Pittsburgh. Is ex.
,ected 10 ngurc UP near the tront IN
ne contest, Dillon, MecauEtaSdg and
Lubic arc a trio that viii bsihard to
Town and Mahlke and Kunklesare two
mbstttutes who are In the came class,
Lublc and Mahlke went up TO Pitts
DurEh yesterday morning and started
,ycr the route OF the race. Dillon, Me-
rausland and Kunklc leave Tor Pitts.
burgh this morning and VIII 60 TO
Cleveland on the Press special train
leaving at u O'clock this afisshoon ar.
living ut the lake city three h9Hrs later
This evening the exctrsicnlsts VIII be
treated to a ride on Lake Erie
The following Is from last evenings
Pittsburgh Press:
LubIc and Mahlkc, arrived In PITTS:
burEh this morning and started bright
and earlyiover the course. Lester Dill
0n'and!N fccausland, the, othhfmembers
81 the Wheeling aggregation VIII arrive
This evening or Tomorrow morning. Dill
Ion, sLubic and McCausland Will pr0ba-
bly, Constitute the team, with Mahlke as
the substitute. Dillon has been In sew.
tral OF tho Press races. and took good
places, He won the Wheshns 1ntelll-
Eencer; road race In 1894 ana last year
+. captured the time prize In tleSame race.
L,ibIc won the House & HERMANN race
this year from the S0-second mark, and
has shown up well In n number OF other
races. McCausland won first place
prize In the 1ntelligencer race OF 1898
took the time prize In the Washington
Reporter road race this year, and nm
lshed In seventeenth place IN the Beaver
Falls race last Saturday. Mahlke has
notSdpne much road rIdlnE,iibut Is the
track champion of West Virginia and a
verr. strong rider. The teamtas a whole
Is as strong as amy that lsGbntered In
thsyrace so far. Wheeling leXpects to
have about six men in thestRce. They
wanted,to make up two teams and enter
one from Wheeling Island, but as that Is
n part of Wheeling, It was not thought
hest3t to allow Ii. SOnly one team from a
city can, be allowed. Otherwise Pitts
burgh, for instance. might start half q
dozen teams and be practically sure OF
winning the big trophy. g
The Wheeling people areiNery conn.
dent that they have a teams.that Will
make. a good account OF itsalf;~ and are
rather banking OF taking t%hGiplano as
well as the trophy cup home with them.
Last evening the committee OF the
Carroll Club Cyclers having In charge
its race meetLwhlch Is to hbheld on the
state fair grounds track August ]. out
Nned the following race ~pr0sramme:
First-One-half mile novice
'SecJnd-0re-f0urth mile 0hen.
Th!rd-Two miles handicapi
.Fourth-One mile open. IT,
Fifth-One-fourth mile west Virgin
la state Championship.
Slxth-one mile lsandicap,.s
Seyenth-One mile, open. cra
Eighth-one-half mile handicap.
Ninth-one mile West Virginia state
championship. 49,
Tsnth-one-half mile. boys Under sew
| cnteen wears. o%c
SleNenth-Fives miles handicap.
There will also be exhibitions of
fancy riding. The prize lisf EMIL aggre-
gate $500. Entry blanks WILDE out in
Few DAYS. srfs +rc.
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If Wheeling wins from New Castle
this afternoon the Saliers will walk In,
10 second plnce, even nc Toledo wins.
from the Saglnaws. The reason for.
this apparent impossiblllty Is that To.
ledog has played In more games than
Wheeling and when Wheeling wins II
counts Just a little more In percentage,
than Toledo's Win Carney Will be on.
the rubber for the Wheellngs and either
Hickman or Daniels, probably the lat
ter, VIII oitlclates for tho New Castles.
Such n game az yesterdays should
draW q pnrk-full, OF people.
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H E COSTLY ERRORS
Was The Cause OF wa,hington's Defeat b,
the Youngstowns.

Special Dispatch TO the In~telligencer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, July i9.-Wash-
ington made errors at critical periods
and the errors coupled with the eight
hits made nine runs. Only two of
Youngstown's errors figured in the re-
suit. II looked Ikea shut out for the
Little Senators" until the eighth In
ming, when one run was scored. Four
hits and two errors gave Washington
four runs in the ninth. Beadle pitched
well and should have won had his sup-
port been Of the ordinary kind. Catcher
Zlnran has gone to Erie, having, re-
ceived word OF his fathers death. Steen
Is acting as manager and captain. The
playing of Rinehart'both In the field and
at the bat was q feature. Griffin was
compelled TO retire, by reason OF Illness.
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Special Dispatch &c, the 1n~telllgeneer.
STEUBENyILLE, Ohio. July 9.-The
third annual Sunday Life seven-mlle
bicycle handicap road race was con-
tested here this evening, with thirteen
starters. John Daley, Pltthburgh's
scratch, won the time prize In 2i.l5.
The place prizes were as follows;
524:25; David Davis, 2s minutes, time
25:i5.
The last three live in steubenvilte.
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MARTINS FERRY.
IIaps and MIshaps in the Thriving CIT,
Across tho River.

10y
Across tho River.
Mrs. Amelia Engle. who died at the
residence OF her mother, Mrs. Caroline
| Strobe, op Fifth street, aged twenty
six years. will be buried at Rlverview
cemetery to-day att o'clock.
In the bicycle road race at. Stcuben-
VILE yesterday Paul Thomas took ninth
and James CroSsley- twelfth. Crossley
was n scratch man and Thomas a half
minute.
The district convention of the
Wnman's Foreign Missionary Society OF
Belmont. Guernsey and Jefferson coun-
ties, Will be held at GAINESVILLE, July II
and12.
The tin house at the Aetna STANDARD
will be OF next week. 1t Is now thought
that the tin mills will also be off next
week on account OF repairs.
Miss Anna Delaney entertained n par
ty OF young friends very pleasantly at
the home of John Burns, In Clark's addi-
tion. on Wednesday night.
Fred Lewis. a roller In the Aetna
Standard. went to New York yesterday,
from which city he sails for Wales to-
morrow.
Rev. a. Z. Brownlee, Of Pueblo. CAL.
formerly pastor of the U. p. church of
Martins Ferry. Is the guest Of James
Kerr.
Roy White. the colured boy arrested
for robbing Kosun's saloon. was taken
to st. ClairsvIllc yesterday by Marshal
Burns.
Miss Maggie Hogc, of Mt. Pleasant, Is
visiting the family uf Kenworthy Hoge,
on North Fourth street
Joseph N. Frazier goes TO Marion on
Monday to attend the grand encamp-
ment Of Odd Fellows.
Martins Ferry and New Athens will
play lawn tennis on the Fourth street
court tomorrow.
Many farmers have. been unable to
haul in their wheat on account Of the
wet weather.
Misses Ethel Hobbs and Theresa Ell
bert rode to Steubenvllle yesterday on
their wheels.
Hiawatha Council, Jr. o. u. A. M,
will hold Its picnic at Steele's grove, Au-
gust 9th.
Councilman Roger Rcece Is enter
tanning his friend Mr.. Samuel, OF Ken
sington.
Mrs. Jessie Morton Carroll. OF Kansas
City. Is visiting her friend Mrs. Fred *.
Dixon.
HIawatha Council. Junior Mechanics,
will install officers tonight;
Hal. Stroup, son of Thomas stroup,
has gone to St Louis. :
Jess o'Neal returned last night from
Cleveland.
George P. Tweedy was nt Dlllonvale
yesterday.
Stanton McMasters, OF Mt. Pleasant,
Is in town.
Harry chessell, the bicycle man, is in
town.
The lIoge well is expected in to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

IT'S Just MS easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure rs anything else. It's cas-
Ter to cure n severe cough or cold with
1t. Let your next purchase for n cough
be One Minute Cough Cure. Better med
icine; better result; better try 1t.
Charles r.. Goetze. corner Twelfth and
Market Streets. Bowie So Company.
bridgeport; Peabody * Son, Bcnwood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions of. mothers for
their children while tcething, with per-
feet SUCCESS, 1t sootlies tho child, soft
ems the gums. allays all pain; cures
wind collie, and Is tho best remedy for
dlarrhocn. Twenty-Five cents! Il bottle.
CHAMDBRLAIN'S Cough Remedy
cures colds. Group and whoJping cough.
1t Is pleasant, safe and reliable. For
sale by c. r. Goethe, w. w. Irw.n.gC.
Schnepf, G., M~enkemellcr. John Klarl,
W. FL Hague, H@C. Stewart.bR 2B.
Burt. ]. Coleman, A. II. Schealc. Wfl-
lam Menkcmcller, j. G. Eisole, Wheel
Ing: Bowie Sc Company, bridgeport; b.
+. Peabody & Son, Benwood.
All pain ba.nished BY DR.. Mtlles' Pain Pills.
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/. JUST IsI;cEIYEp.

Another lot OF those elegant All-NoOl
5000 Trousrrings. iiuringjust Increased
our capacity ,yo ure prepared to mike up
Mt short notice.
FashlonnbIo TniIorS nuI Gents Furnisii-
rrs, 1871 and 1871 Market Street.
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town /. Base on balls, og Brodie 4; OF
Beadle J.. Struck. out. by Brodle =: by
Beadlc /. Three base hit, Northwestern.
er. Stolen bases. Rinehurt, Mitchell.
Kuhn. Cooper. Somers. Steen. Hoffmels-
ter, Berry. Umpire, Keefe. Attendance
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"A Toronto paper says, TINT Manager
Mack expected to put Padden on. second
to succeed Blerbnuer after he was hurt.
but BuckenberEer made such q kick
that Mack changed his mind. Toronto
was so near the top that Buckenberger
did not Wantto weaken his club by al
lowing Palden to 20,
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in BUSY BENwooD.
What People Arc Doing and Saying iii
the Industrial Town.

A surprise party was rendered Mr..
James Mahood last night at his home
on McMechen street. About thlrty-five
couples were present. Dancing was
the main feature of the evening, and
at n late hour q tempting luncheon gyas
discussed.
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Robinson and son,
Walter, and Mrs. Mcmillan, and Harry
and Mrs. Stewart, made q trip yester-
day, to. the Marshall county oil fields
in q carriage, and spent the day with
friends on Jim's run.
The NJ. and ". Deegan base ball
team challenges the Dundling Stars.
for a game to be played Sunday after
noon, July IL, on the Riverside grounds,
in Benwood. Accept through this pa
per.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Lander and
daughters, Misses Joe and Lorle, left
for the Moundsvllle camp grounds,
where they Will spend the summer.
Mr.. John Ellis, OF Columbus. Ohio,
state Inspector Of public schools, is
In the city. the guest of his niece, Mrs.
Mary Williams.
Mr.. Jacob Milbarr, OF Newark, Ohio.
is visiting his cousin, ]. Milbarr. OF
this place.
Mrs. Charles Trainer and children
have returned to their home in Martins
Ferry.
Mr.. Paul Riddle returned yesterday
from a fishing trip to Martins Land
ing.
Miss Nellie L~inelberger has gone to
Moundsville for the summer.
Mr.. Will Powell has returned from
a trip to Baltimore.
Miss Maggie Debold Is visiting friends
in S~teubenvllle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

Il. Batterles-Barres and Neixlenht Pears
al HIinncapsiis4Nihneapo polls II: Detroit
A. patteries- Anderson aud sehriseri Ely
and frost, ~
Al Kansas Clty-Rdnsaa, City. q; india,
napolIst u. attCfjfs-Uarhetl rs and Lake.
Cross nnd Dnekley. .EleHef lnnlngalA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

Earned runs, Pittsburgh l.: Brooklyn 3.
Two base hits, Shindle. Three base hits.
Jones. Griffin. Corcoran:. Stolen buses,
Donovan, Ely, TRULY, Anderson, Sclroch.
BSses OH balls, off Kennedy 8. Ely. 2;
Stencil, Lyons. TRULY: OF, Killen 2. Grlf-
I'm nChunce. hit by pitched bail, Smith,
Struck out, by Kennedy l., Ely: by Klllen
&, Jones, Shindlc. LaChnnce. SclIoch, Bur-
rel. Passed balls. Sugden. Time, 2 hours:
lTmDirp. Dpttg, 3sc ma F#tHIHEt g II =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

AZ Albahy-Syraclise 6. Albany 4.
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS { prlngiield gs4g,iis
gnme will be played Tomorrow.
MISUNDERSTANDING 1T Nochestert5Hk.
Al sWIlkesliarre - Wiikesbafft- Proyl.
,dHnee game was postponed to-day on nc.
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No Game ~Stsarlnaw.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntellIrenccr.
SAGINAW, July-a- Saginaw-Toledo
game postponed on account OF rain.
JACKSON. July s.-Fort wayne-Jack-
son game postponed:grain !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

IN the Vicinity OF Boquet, westmore-
land County, Pa, almost anyone can
Tell YOU how 10 cure a lame back or stiff
neck. They dampen n piece of flannel
with Chambcrlain's Pain balm and bind
1T on the affected parts and In one or
two days the trouble has disappeared.
This same treatment Will promptly cure
n paIn in the side or chest. MIR. i. NJ.
Frye, a prominent merchantaof Boz
quct, speaks very highly of Pain Balm.
and his recommendations have had
much to do with making 1t popular
there. {tt5it X = ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-10

x LITTLE Ill, hen u little pill. The
III Is gone, the pill has Won. De Wits
Little EARLY Risers. tho little pills
THAT cure great Ills CharlcsslS Goethe,
corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Bowie & Company. Bridgeport: Pea
bodyl& Son, BenWond. 2
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Earned runs, none. Two base hits, GIL
boy stolen bases Gallagher Double
gel. Bases on balls, by Hewitt q: by Ba.
ker 3. Struck out, by Hewitt /. Time,
1:iO. Umpire. Jack Crogun. n
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NATIONAL LEAGUEGAMES.

To-day's gumes-BaItimorc at Cleveland,
Washington ut Cincinnati. Philadelphia
New York at Chicago, Boston at ST, Louis.
PITTSBURGH, July 9.-Both teams
played good ballEfto-day. Pittsburgh
winning by punching hits In the third
and sixth innings. Attendance, 1880.
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Ou,,r NntIonpl Lcnvne Games.

Chicago -. O. 0 90 90 2 s-9lo :
New York;. / 0 90 0 90 0 CLIO 2
Earned runs. Chicago I; New fork j.
Pitchers, Terry and Sullivan. Umpire,
l;mslie. Time. Ia.
At Acknowledgement and Washing
ton play morning aiid afternoon games to.
morrow. No game to-day oil account OF
rain.
AT Cleveland. Score: RIFE
cleveland ~ o. 40 10 2 Ill
Tnliimore OsO fOS 0 F0s 90 0 e0-O97Sa
Earned runs, Cleveland 4. Pitchers.
Young and Pond. Umpire. Hurst Time.
Xt st. Louis. Score: RTE
IA nsst ttSn's.:" Q Sss 9 . 90 $Si5 )
Earned runs ST. Louis !: Boston q PIT
clors, Donohuc, Sullivan and SVvetts.
Umpire, Lynch. Time, 900.
at Louisville. Score: RidE
louisville :. JG1@l50S 010 '-lolo
Philn ........ 0 ] A0t0 400, t9-3ti,2
Earned runs, Louisville Il: philadelphia
.. Pitchers, Ciingmnn JHnd I1nl. Umpire,
Mcfarland. Time. e:i0:
Western League Results.
'5At st. Paui-St. Paul IL: Grand Rapids s;
Batterles-phyle and Spies Parker and
AT Observation-Disclosures s; Columbus
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SPECIAL REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

800 buys lot 25xleO on Huron street. for.
one week only Mt that price,.
$50 buys lot on South Broadway.
500 buys lot SQ11a0 oil Ohio street.
$50 buys lot 30Xl20 or Huron, near Zane
street; big snap.
ChaplIne street residence. 5 rooms. with
all convenicnces, cheap. T5V. aib5 ggeE
Fifteenth street property cheap.
Sweeney Foundry lots cheap.
Money to Loan on property.
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ing, Toledo at Saginaw. Fort Wayne at
jackson, Youngstown at Washington. 9
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.rIIoR sALE-A IARGE&TwO.SToRY
IL brick house, R%contalning s rooms. .
halls and kitchen; with front md Eear
v~erandas; plnmbed for waterland natural
gas; with a good cellar under the whole
sirably situate on d full lotion Main street,
about four blockst from tile court house,
postoflice and railroad station, IN the city
CO Wellshpvg,YW ". Va. For terms inquire of
j. +. CSa;.: 1Wellsburg.s VIVA. jyS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-08
LIVE BATTLE.
Yankee TarS. Thrash 20
British Sailors.
Latter the AggressOrs and
Were Badly Punished.
Champagne Bottles USED, Then
Knives Were ResOrted to.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-Fighting with
champagne bottles as a beginner and fin
ishing with knives, a dozen or so OF the
tars of the United States gupboats Petrol
whipped twice their weight in Britishers
at Shanghai shortly before she sailed for
this port, where she is now at anchor.
The row was caused by the big British
cruiser Spartan throwing its searchlight
on the Petrol in such a manner that 1t
was interpreted as an Insult. Captain
Emery wrote curt note TO the com man
der of the Spartan and in return received
letter Of apology.
Ihe next day eight or ten Of the Pet
rel's seamen were seated in an upper room
of a saloon when about twenty OF the
Spartsn's men entered the barroom. The
Yankees were drinking and singing pat
riotic songs ana the biggest |Engli shman
in the IntrudiDg crew suggested that they
throw the Yankees through the windows.
Tne Bitish tars started up the stairs,
but none of them reached the top. The
door above them was suddenly opened,
and through 1t came q shower of glasses,
bottles and cases of champagne which had
been stored In the little room. When ev-
erything that could be utilized as a weap-
on was gone tho American sailors came
flying down the stairs and the battle be-
came q hand-to-hand conflict. Knives
were drawn and used freely and the Eng
lish forces were badly cut up. When thev
were finally routed half dozen of their
men lay bleeding on the floor. The British
consul subsequently held an official in
quiry into the affair and the court decid-
ed against the Spartan's crew.
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PAWTUXET.

Mr.. f. W. Campbell of Providence is
building himself tine residence on
Broad street.
MIR. Dewey Adams fine residence on
Albert avenue is nearly completed and
has been rented to Providence parties.
The Rhode Island Wheetmon witt make
ruu to the Palace Gardens sunday.
The flreTen at their second attempt
threw water us feet, and third attempt
Will be made Tuesday next. The engines
record is 21O feet.
The weighing party OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary, Wednesday evening nad an in
toresIing program, inc uding: Piano end
violin solo by Misses susie and Anna
Cole; minGet dance, Anna Frye; reading,
Alice Manchester; piano solo, Anna Co.e;
song, Twelve Old Maids" IN costume,
Mrs. =. A. Smith, Mrs. Walter r. Case,
Mrs. Charles burrill, Mrs. Edward Viii
llems, Mrs. "A. lngraham, Mrs Z. W.
Kerr, Mrs. a. l.. Rose, Mrs. @. H..
Arnold, Mrs. IL. ". Lee, Mrs. John
Luther, Mrs. b. 3. Lee, Mrs. Nelson
Wall After the singing Mrs. Wall gave
q speech on Women Then came the
weighing contest. The standard weight
was 200 pounds, and three prizes were
offered, one Tor the couple nearest the
STANDARD, one for the heaviest and one
for the lightest. i be prizes were won 10y
A. A. Rhodes and Mrs /. a. Smith, with
johnson and Mrs. e. W. Kerr, $50
tonnds; the lightest were Clinton Rhodes
and Mrs. Charles johnson, 210 pounds.
Refreshments were served and were en-
joyed by all.
Ex-Commodorc Austin has had built n
large float and gangway, in addition TO
the many attractions he has added 10 his
beautiful home. on Fort Hill.
Mrs. William Plocmer and her young
son, Wallace, are spending q few days In
Johnston.
AT Cottageville, the summer colony
owned by &. q. Bloomer, Sr., many Of
the cottagors have already arrived.
Among the early corners are Frederick
Alexander, the Baldwins and Sturdys.
Miss Hulda Sheldon is visiting friends
In New York city and New Jersey.
Mrs. George Abel Smith OF Enfield was
In town today.
The Mission. Workers realized hand
some sum from their May breakfast.
Mr.. James Sutcliffe has taken up his
residence In Prot idence until his house
on Ecgwood avenue is finished.
Nlr. Aldrich OF Providence has leased
one OF his cottages on Spring Garden
street 10 parties in Providence.
The iawtuxet Veteran Association held
its meeting at their headquarters last even
ing. Major W. B. Rhodes presided and
business was transacted In regard 10
Memorial sunday and Memorial day.
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President Rhodes appointed Comrades
Sheldon and III. N. Slocum a committee
to consult the committee from the two
churches, in regard to the cola
tion for Decoration day. Comrade
Joseph Aborn was chosen to drive
the flower wagon with Comrade Brown
as assistant. The committee appointed
10 solicit funds from the towns of War
wick and Cranston for the expense in
Cured on Memorial day reported favor
ably. Comarde Gorton reported that he
had received flags which ale ready for
distribution. A letter vas received from
Thomas Post, IL, accepting the invita-
tion extended to them TO assist In the
services cn Memorial Day. A letter was
received from Rev. Mr.. Reynolds, pastor
of the Lakewood Baptist Church, ex-
tending an invitation TO attend the even :
ing service Oh Memorial Sunday, May "a.
II was accepted. An invitation from
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, pastor OF the Baptist
Church to attend service on Memorial
Sunday, was accpeted. Or. w. 1. Bur-
CESS also extended an invitation TO the
veterans to attend the 4 O'Clock service
at Trinity Chapel, which was accepted.
Two comrades from Arnold Post, were
the guests of Comrade Westcott. Comrade
Salisbury entertained the association
with songs, and music. Comrade Shell
don reported that the pupils in the schools
| In both Warwick and Cranston had
been drilled in singing and would take
| mart
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

Oscar III. Brown died yesterday after
noon~at the residence OF his son, George
A. Brown, on Howard street, East Provi-
dence. Mr.. Brown was born In Hamp-
stead, N. ii. For some years he resided
at Springfield, Mass. Later he came to
Providence, where he resided till about
three years ago, when he removed TO East
Providence. He was 66 years -old and
was much esteemed by all who knew him.
Bucklin Relief Corps met last evening
in G.. A. X. Hall. Department President
Mrs. Julia r. Mason and staf, were pres
ent. One candidate was Initiated. An
invitation was received from Bucklin Post
TO attend services with them Memorial
Sunday morning at the United CongregA-
tional Church, and in the evening at the
Haven M. T.. Church. Also to assist them
on Memorial day, all of which were ac-
cepted. Some time was spent in the
practice OF the flag salute.
The bi-honthly meeting OF Thomas r.
Salisbury Camp, 5. of ", was held last
evening. The third degree was conferred
on two candidates and three applications
for membership were received. An invita-
tion was received from Bucklin Post to
attend services at the United Congrega-
| tionat Church Memorial Sunday, and the
Haven M. II. Church in the evening, and
to assist in the exercises OF Memorial
Day, all of which were accepted.
The Up-to-Date Club met last evening.
Three aplicstioDs for mem bership were
received. Mr.. Ernest Bishop was voted
in as a member of the club. II was voted
to discontinue the meetings OF the club
after June Is to September "a. After the
business was transacted cake and cream
were served by the hostess, Mrs. Benjamin
Henderer.
A birthday party was given Mr.. Luther
l.. Lewis at the residence of his parents
on Mary avenue last evening, in honor of
his birthday. A short musical program
was rendered as follows: Tenor solo by
Professor William B. Hammond of PTovi-
dence; soprano solo, Miss Goss OF Provi-
dence; vocal duet, Mr.. Hammond and Mr..
Lewis; piano solo. Hiss Todfin OF Provi-
dence; vocal duet, Miss Goss and Mr..
Lewis. After the entertainment boun-
tifuI collation. wss served. MIR. Lewis
YVES the recipient of many valuable pres
e, Is. All Joined in wishing him manv
laHpy returns of the day.