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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-09
FOR SAIE-EEAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA LAND-Best land for raising all
sorts of fruit and vegetables: soil be use1
every month in the year: near railroad; 100
acres; will sell in parcels Of 10 to 40 acres.
Write for particulars 10 Mrs. q. W. o., Sta
tiOn A, Boston: good investment. s3-6t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
Cine lteberraihuus fiir aae.

9err Sames Sones BON Der apptbe;
fere6irma Sones & Son, gotuben, Sls..
iaet, inbem er bon Dr. Sings Neuer
@ntoeduus ipri6t, oaB feline 5rau i'm
lehten Winter BON Der Grippe befauet1
iuuroe uno baB ibr 5all 10 ernt iuurbe,
oaB bic Ger5te BON Gotuben uno Cana
erflarten, ibr nibt mebr belien gu f6nz
nen. gs idien, als ub iib Die galoppi>
renoe Sdwinoiu6t enttpideln wolIte.
9a er 9r. &inss 9aeue gntbeduns in
ieinem 2aoen bate unb piel bapon uer-
faufte, nabm er cine Gtalde baoon nit
nad 9auie uno 5ur aQsemeinen llebers
raiduns besann ii6 ibr 3uitanb BON Der
eriten Doiis ar su beiiern. 9aad @es
brau6 BON etnem balben Dubeno 0ol=
larsSlaiden ,uar iie polIitanois seiuno.
ST. Sings "New Discovery" fir
Sdpinbiudt, grfdltuns uno 9uiten
iuiro sarantirt. oaB iie iold quite grfofz
se er5ielt. Man made einen geri iud.
8robef flaiden frei in bet Mpotbete BON
S. aalteper & Sun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
Der 9hurhett

sb unssrnhnftssn Gsbraa&s son ehmuIanssn foisi
bte etra's auf hem Babs In S,faIt BON appfrsb uub
MaeeuIstesn, ptIGs isbp& nit SaIf. RON Sofettes'
Wassubitt,rs furirt psrben finnsu. DteIe stuIls
bafebtube tOnii4s uub rssultrsnbe ssi,tn FART ben
Rassn, obns tbu gu rseu, beruRist bts Rsrpen, tn.
hsm es ben in suniaasr sse&fsIbssi,buns init tbuen
fsssuhsn Srsausu, ndmgia Zen g.rbsuans ssrrsau.u,
esr 2ebsr uuo ben Rtereu, neue Spanutrat perlttbt
3atrasIt4e Gnrssuns htr Sereauuna III eft sIstSse.
stutsnb NIT 9srbataus srritsr Stsrpussn sEb syanss
bstten ber eebsnsCrssns, sne autsr slsn sssaunten
SitmuIsn,sn hbt ttin,s stusn 70 slstamdbis asbl.
tgueubtn GtnRlb aai tsu meuItIt&tu Oraantsmus
aus, pts baS 8ttter5. &erste BON Auf eerprhren es
une bic 3eusniHe ron Gauieuesn hentn 90 gefr,tuua
rsn sualenhsn 9eieeH btkrat bat, bsntilen, hat ss
tn ieser Stpn6t hes GertiaueHs paIhts In, has ibm
aors RAbtsfum atiAtaft stsk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
Wbitebaa germinus.
Neue Ginfabrt nad Stem gort pia
.. & 3. g. @. &D.-ltn=
erreidte Sacilitaten,

Wbitsbon Sermians, bic neue Gin.
fahrt nod Mep Oort, bic om Mtontaa
ben 19. Suli ,nia Der Baltimore, ObiO
unb GtibweftIi9en Baha er6ftnet
.purbe, 1T bic gelegenfie Station mad
allen Sbeilen Der Stabt Neu Ocrf unb
8roofIpn. 9ieier SermiHus III an
Der South Gsrrp, 6flid bon bet Bot
tern unb bon bier aus uater Denlielben
Sade tuerbea 8erbinbungen gemo1t
nit ben 2agen Der 3neiten, Dritten,
Se9aen agb Reunten Npenue Sod.
babn: nit benea ber 0roabman. Gps
lumbns unb 2sginstou apenue Gabels
liniea; Off unb @ehleite 9iugbats
men ber pferbsbabnIinieu; South
5errp; StateH Sslanb Gsrrp; 5amiI.
tot 1oeuue uno SO. StraBe (8root.
lpu) Serrp.
aauft Cure Sideta mad 9ieto Norf
tiber bic 9. 6 8. g. 90. I'n unb Sbr
entselt alien nnbequemlidfeiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
tisfeit itarie Gffette oewobnt aber oos
traf i'm ME ein 1eitI6enbieb.
0n'a gGnlipr2"

tisfeit farie Gffette 9ewObnt, aber bo8
traf i'm ME ein 4eitidenbieb.
rSn'8 Q6alier?"
@ie antmortete ui6t, BENT iett gum
erIten Mlol iiberfiel lie Elm groBes
Mitteio nit iid lelbIt uno i'm Nu
famen ibr Die erlten 3btanen in'5 2tu9e.
Wian hrau9te wirflitb fein srober
Menl9enfenner 5u iein, UNI gu ieben,
baB bas eiulame pou Nalle burdtrdnfte
unO sitteruoe Ding fetne aOmboie
ipielte.
uaOmnl nit" ia9te er.
sic ibli9 neben inn her unb CAB
poriifbti9 slGi, oab iie ieinen feinen
Montel ni6t nit ibrem 9lei6e be-
riibrte. Der SultiSratb uabm oanu
eine Sro(6te uno fubr init ibr nod
ieinem 9auie. llub ipie Die WenI9eu
iinb, 10 ilberfam i'm unteripess cine
belle Sreube iiber lid letbit unb ieinen
Goelmutb. Gr luiroe iicb 9enau nad
bem Mdbden ertun0i9en lallen, uuo
wenn ibre angaben auf Wabrbeit be-
rubten, 10 iOllte bier wirtlidb ein1nal
elm Hettun9slperf bon ibn bur6sefiibrt
iDerben. 0li6t balb ME bel 2lnoeren,
ionoern in pollitem llmfange. Gr lpurbe
BET oieiem Gebanfen f0rnlid) better.
0eute, Die cole gSerfe tbuu, iuollen
oafiir feinen gobn, aber in Der tieffen
Salte oes Ser3enS ia9te cine fleine
Gimme: Dieier SuItisratb ber6ient
mirfli6, oaB feline ei9euen Soffuungen
uno Grwartunsen ou1 enblib einnlal
IN Grfiillung sebeu. Denn er tbut
Suites obne auslidt auf 2obn unb bat
iebenfall8 elm beiieres Sers als bie
meiiten Gnberet1.
60 fam 9tennd)et in Guas Sous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
sseierta8ss @rcmrfionen.

ggeurfOussS sSidets uerbea DON alIen
pldBen lit Seras nab 5tationen In
9ouiftana, Miifffppi, 9labama,
@eorsia, Gloriba, SeuneHse Rentudp,
Jorb: Carolina, Sub Carolina unb
girsinien bertauft bia 5abli6s gacifie
Babu am 21. unb %. DECEMBER gtts
tig fur bic Rddreifs In breiBis Sageu
aur &ate bon einsm Gabrpreiie fir bic
Gunbreife.
BON unb mad allen Bunftea an Der
Shblihen pacific'gabn am 23., "a,
25.. 80. nnb 81. DECEMBER unb l. Sas
nuar. atiltig aur &adfabrt bi8 3. Sa=
nuar 1898 sur Rate bon Elm unb Elm
DritteI bes Gabrpreiies fur bic 3unb.
retie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03

Mie aus Shanghai beri6tet tpirb,
bat Der Raiier bon China erfldrt, bab
er lieber feline Rroue auf8 Spiel ieben
polle, al8 fid ben @enustbuungsfor.
berunsen fasen, bic bon Seiten Deuiid.
lambs fur tie grmorbuag 8tueier beuts
f6er Miifondre unb fur bic 3erfi6rung
ber beutiden MifRon In 59antuug &C.
felt iuorben fne. Nbmiral DiebridS,
ber gomn,anbeur bes beutiden @es
idwabers In Der aiao'S f1aus8ai, ba!
ben 8elaseruuss3uiiaub baislbit proe
tlamirt. China, 10 mirb aus Sbang'
bal eabli9 nod beri9tet. mtnf6t ben
ganaeu Disput einem S1iebsgeri6te
au unterbreiien, behen Mitslieber bon
5oIlanb onsr 8elgisn au etaeNnsa
D6ren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
Hrete Xtnen.

Sdiden sic Sbre Qoreife alt $. 6,
8udten & 60. in gbicaso unb Sic iper=
BEN gratis cine 8robe S6adtel BON
ST. Sings Neuen 2ebens=@lllen erhalten.
Cine 8robe iuirb sic bon Dem @ertbe
oerielben ii6er5eusen. sic tuirfen tei1t
unb iinb beionbers gu empfeblea pei
8eritopfuns unb uerp1iem &opfmeb.
Sir Malaria rne 9sberbeldwerben ba=
ben lie iib alS unidasbar ermieien. gs
spirs sarautirt. oaB iie abiolut frei BON
fdaoli6en Snbitan5en uno in ibrer
8uiammeniebnns rein oesetabilii6 finb.
Sic idudden bas Spitem uirbt. ionoern
frdftisen baiielbe, inoem fie ben Masen
uno Die @eoarme 81 erneuter 9bdtigfeit
anresen. 9aesulare @r6se 25 Gents
per Slaide. 8erfaHft in Der slpothefe
epn s, &alteper & Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
ueber graa uub bic anarsuael

- ueber prag unb bic ansren3en.
ben Oiftritte III Der gelaserunesaufanb
berbdugt uorben. Da f6 bic iiiirmi.
f6en Geenen au Bieberbolen brobten.
murbe nod bon Wiea. 3berefenfabt
unb a6nisardB Wilitar resuirirt. Sc
ffellt fid iebt beraus. baB lpdbreab bes
groBen aramafles Is perIonen l6wer
perlest wurben barunter swei 5Olba,
ten. Der umfanb. baB Der p6bel 10
seaau luubte. 100 fd bic 9duier ber
woblbabenbtfen DeutfGen befanben,
beutet barauf bin, baB Der aramalI oor'
Der iorgfdltis organifirt mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03

erbaltea, ndmlib Elm pra6tue,t, bas
bic 8orgia.8emdder in gatitaa im
Wort unb Bib fbilaert.
49, Die 8ureausWngsfi, utea Der 8ers
liner Re6tsanwdlte uno Berihtspoq.
aieber, eine sflafe, Die 3u erbdrnlidsn
2obnen arbeiien nub. la5eu i'll elmer
Weriammlung cine gingaba an ben
Rei9staualsr bef6!Ofeu, in bsr Rs bic
4usbebnung bes Nrbeiterf1ubes auf
bic gureauangefelten berlangeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
2pfafe syeiertags.G .Grcuriipaen.

Vim a., 25. unb 81. DECEMBER unb
am |. Seauar '98, pertauft Die S. &
y. u. u. &. &unbreiie.8illete ami.
faen allen 5taiioneu gum preiie ben
Il ser sem5buli6en 8ate. Weubet
eu6 aa bic Sidet' agenten um Ginsel.
beiteH.
.. s. Briee, g. 9. & s. u.
paleitine, Hsgos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03

- Iuf Der SnIel Iormoia Rub be.
trd@tliGe iapanifbe Sruppens0erE6r.
tunasu einaetroHeu. gS ldeint, baB
fid bic Sapaneien auf iener Snfel auf
einea grDBen COUP porbereiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
Jeiertags G1cnriioaea ma1 BEN
GiiDpffeu.

Wie seu6bnlib osrtauft bic s. &
9. I. &. q. @TcurlionssSidets nod)
ftbDitliden pidben am 21. unb 20.
DECEMBER, gut far 30 Sage CUR State
bon einem Gabrpreiie. Wenbet gud
an bic Sidet. Igentea um Gin3sIbei!en.
o. S. Nriee, o. .. & s. u.
palsltine, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
&onierDatorinm Der Mluiif

500 Gbenue 6.
Better 0eiaHg=, SiOlin= nao &labier=
llnterriht.
Staten BON $50 pro Monot. 8itbtet
iih noh ben 9eiitunaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03
syabrplan Menoetang.

Die Snternational & Greet Nori6ern
Ut. ". giebt eiuea ueueu 6abrplan
beraus. ber an Donnersiag. ben s. Suli
in Strait tritt. Weseu Rdberem penbe
man Ii9 an bic Qaeuten Der @eIeuldaft.
.. 5. price, 8. q. & s. q.
paIeiiine, 8egas.
aauft Cure @eibn0dt8 @e,
fhente bel Griber 9ros,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-03

2a6t Cure Nlatragsa 5ei Sem
b all & " fps anfertigsn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-16
HERE AND THERE.

One week ago yesterday. the street
cars were run by the woman folks"
and though the event has nearly passed
out of the public mind, the conductors
who. in citizens clothes, accompanied
the cars, have not yet quit talking
about It. Tt was an experience strange
and new to them. Theirs is life OF
much routine. and days may come and
days may go, but in memory "Woman's
Day" will be like Tennyson's book.
It Is interesting to hear the street car
men exchange their experience of that
day. and sad to relate, their opinion OF
women as financiers, is not very high
though they do say that It Isn't fair to
Judge by one days trial. especially
with green hands" All things taken
into consideration they are loud in their
praises OF the lady conductors. and
chaperones.
But what amused me most" said
conductor, yesterday, at the barns, was
hearing the fellows at the crossings
say as my car came along, No, she's
not on this car. Finally they'd strike
the right one, and then they were
happy"
81 had the most fun In the morning."
put in another indicator jerker. Some
girls insisted upon making out the re-
ports after their trips, but they got so
hopelessly tangled up that they soon
quit on that score"
Il seemed TO be burdened with girls
that were slightly absent minded" add
ed another. "and had TO remind them
occasionally OF new passenger. They
would get to talking to some fellow.
and when I'd ask them If they'd taken
the fare from the man who last got on,
they'd cry out: "Graclousl What man?
Who? Where Is he?" aud similar ex-
pressIons."
You fellows on the Benwood line had
II easy. thouah, 20 what we had on the
Martins Ferry line" remarked grave
looking conductor. II got nearly crazy
every time we crossed the bridge, ex-
plaInin' things. You see the girls could
not get on 20 ehargin' a dime 10 cross
both bridges and a nickel over one,
and by the time the river was crossed.
they got so mixed up they used to mix
me up"
Every one OF the men sitting on the
OenCn III tue OhTnS Hdu MS say flnhlly
the Oldest one of the lot had to express
himself. He has been married this
many a day-but that's another story.
Said he:
I'm sorry to disagree With YOU oil
but George Washington like, l cannot
tell lie, even In my old age. oh. you
needn't smile" he remarked to his hear
ers. as he saw their lips acting suspi-
ciousiy: Il hadn't bit OF trouble with
oil these girls you're talking about
had no dealings with the plural num-
Der at ALL But when you fellows get
as old az me, you'll know that one girl
Ia enough TO handle, for l kept the same
girl on my car all day"
He was asked a dozen times how he
managed It, but before he got ready to
explain his car hove In sight, and he
climbed aboard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-16
LOCAL pREv1T1Es
Matters Of Minor Moment in aud About
the CITY.

Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
the city.
Wheeling lost another.
A, Mozart park to-alsht-"The Ko-
dak."
Last session OF the Ohio county's
teachers institute. Wheeling Park, to-
day.
The management al Mozart park has
decided 10 give matinee performance
OF "The Kodak" Saturday afternoon.
Lizzie Bradley and John Thomas
Shenlln, DRINKS. were gatherl In yes.
tefdny, by Officers Bauers and Allen
Yesterday evening Miss Annie Mont
gomery entertained large number OF
mutes. ut her home below Mozart park.
In honor OF Prof. John a. Boland, OF
Romney.
Sheriff n. G. Richards has been nam
cd administrator of the estate OF Chris.
Schneider. deceased. and OF the estate
Of Nolens Volohs. deceased. No bond
was required FOR either
Fireman william Nelson, ut the
Chemical onglne house, yesterday sworc
out warrant Tor Colonel "Rlll' Tur.
nor. charging him with dlsordorly con-
duct Tho case viii come up In to-
days police court
Yesterday. IN the criminal court,
Messrs. Frank NesbItt ana ]. u, Som
morylllo, acting prosecuting attorneys,
argued against the gIantlng Of the np-
pllcntlon Tor new tinl made by Colo'
mi Arnctt on behalf u William Eaton.
Tho matter was taken under consider
nllon by Judge llugus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-16
ow Rates for Vacation Trips and Outing
Along the Ocean
Round Trip from WhccIlnp Only $40
REFRIGERAToRs.


To Atlantic City. Cape May Avalon, Sea
Isle City, AuFlesea, Ocean City, Holly
beach or Wildwood round trip tickets to
either resort being obtalnablc at the same
rate.
Tho frat excursion will be run Thurs-
day July u. followed by others on July
~, August " and q. Round trip rates TO
either Atlantic city Cape May, Avalon.
Bon Isle city, Anglcscn. ocean city, Wild
wood or Holly Beach, Now Jersey will be
$40 IRON wilItlISG.
Excursion tickets will be good leaving
Wheeling at 1895 y M and 1855 p m. tclty
tlmol on the above dates. The 1880 y. M.
train connccta In Pittsburgh linton sta
tlon with through trains 10 Philadelphia
and Atlantic City The 5.N y. m. train
will have sleeping Cars from Wheeling
through pittsburgh aud Philadelphia to
Atlantic city, via Delaware River Bridge
Route without change.
Tho return limit will cover twelve DAYS
Including date Of sale, which will he ample
for customary ten days vacation. For
further desired information, apply TO lnn
q Tomllnrnn Ticket Agent or address !
X plllou, District parseuger Agent plttr.
burrh, Pa, for puriloulara lIluatmied DO.
satlpllon Of roaorl 10 which oXcuralon
tickets Will be- sold with liit NJ hotels ana
boarding houses at each will be- furnished
upon applications JUS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-16
ON TO ATLANTIC CITY,


The Psn-Handie Sends Its sscond EIeur-
sion to ths seaahore.
Yesterday afternoon at 1856 O'Clock,
the Handle started Its second At
lantlc City excursion from Wheeling to
the seashore. Two sieepers, the wyIt-
wyck and ,Amalga, carried the excur-
slonlsts, who will reach Atlantic City
early this morning, About seventy
fivepeople left, among them being the
following:
w. NJ. schenk, George LETTERS, jr..
Charles Burns and wife. Mr. William
Greeman and son. C. w. Howell, F. NJ
Roberts. Mrs Jesse F. Hall, George
Newbereer, w. ]. Brown, CIV, Stewart,
Miss Ethel McMechln, W. Barnhold,
James McAdams and wife. Fred Urnest,
ST., Fred Urnest. jr., L. r. Dillon, Mrs
]. W. Barton and family, T. N. Barton.
Miss Mckinley. Mrs. seabrlght and
daughter, c. Emshetmer, DR.. j, c, Hupp
and wife, Seaton Alexander and fam
lily, Mrs. Frissell. Mrs. E. ]. Gallaher.
Moundsvllle; Mrs. j. II. Lache, Mrs. f.
d. Carney and family, John A. Howard
wife and family, II. Thompson, o. p.
Mckee and wife, w. j. stotzer and
wife, Dave Kraus, C. seabright and
wife
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-16

high school project must be begun dur
Ing the fiscal year.
Col. Muller DisaEFsss.
Colonel Miller did not approve OF spec
ial committees for the high school, and
thought the regular committees sum
Client.
pr. jepson very logically set forth the
functions OF the regular committees, and
showed that In the matter OF central
school a special committee was proper.
Mr.. Maxwell wanted the report OF the
special committee on high school, APP
pointed some time ago. This was given
By DR.. Jepson, a moment later, bur as he
stated he gave the report without au-
thorlty, the anti-hlgh school men show
ed aght. After a very light rustic, the
board accepted Dr. Jepsoh's report and
the high school scored another victory,
Colonel Miller and Mr. Maxwell tried
to strike out part OF Mr.. Hubbdrds reso,
luton, but their efforts were futile, and
Mr.. Hubbard's resolution was adopted.
DR. Jepsnn then moved to reconsider
the report of the committee on salaries.
The motion was passed. He then intro
ducsd resolution, which provided for
the abolition OF assistant grammar
teachers, exesp. In Lincoln school, and
the reduction OF the salaries OF gram
mar teachers from 500 to $50 per month.
He offered this resolution in the spirit OF
economy, and by reason OF the work
taken up by the high school,
There was some objection TO reducing
the salary OF the superintendent OF
Richie annex, but the opposition was
slight, only four members advocating a
retention, and they were not from
Richie district.
DR.. Jepson's resolution was adopted
Discussion as TO salaries for the high
school then ensued, on motion OF MI
Stanton. amended by Mr., Riheldaffer, II
was decided that the salary OF the prlncl-
pal shall not exceed $500 per annum.
that OF the assistants shall not exceed
$50 per month
DR.. Jepson thought that six assistants
to the principal would be necessary.
The resolution as to the fixing of salar-
les was adopted. The next motion was
to adjourn. II was offered In different
forms by Messrs. Buchanan and Hub
bard. They stated that they were not
in a hurry to report the changes In Madi-
son. Adjournment was taken until next
Thursday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-16
ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers In the city aud wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

strangers IN the CITY nhd hheeling folks
Abroad.
]. =. Samuel, OF Warrington, Is a
Windsor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McAdams left
yesterday, for Atlantic City.
DR.. George Il. Lewis, OF Roney's
Point, was In the city yesterday.
Robert a. Armstrong, OF
Morgantown, is guest OF the Mcclure.
% c. r. Clayton and ]. II. Hamilton.
were Parkersburgers at the Mcclure
yesterday.
William Dean, the oil man, who was
injured by black snake several weeks
ago, will be out In few days.
Mrs. W. A. sonderman left yesterday
for Flushing, Ohio, where she will visit
friends during the heated term.
Professor j. n. Deahl. OF the West
Liberty Normal school, was In the city
last night. en- route TO Wellsburg.
Squire W. W. Rogers was In Steuben-
vile on business yesterday, and says
business Is brisk in the Ohio town.
]. A. BandI ]. NJ. Skinner and Theo.
Hornbrook, New Martinsvllle. Mrs. W.
Gushing, slstersvllle. registered at the
Stamm yesterday.
Squire NJ. j. Fitzpatrick Is In Cairo,
Rhchte county whence ne was called by
the critical illness OF his mother Squire
Dunning Is officiating at his court dur
ing his absence.
George r. Gunlp, travelling passenger
agent OF the Atchlson Touelta & Santa
Fe, and j. N. Blggs travelling passen-
ger agent OF the Illinois Central, were
business visitors In the city yesterday.
Mrs. c. T.. Clark chaperoned a party
OF FIVE TO the Epworth League conven-
ton, at Toronto. The party consisted
OF Misses Mollie Wlncher. Mollle Dow
Ter, Sadie Forgey. Lila Bonney and Es-
tella Hun.
w. T. Burt, capitalist Of Wheeling,
W. Va, is visiting his relatives, The
families OF DR.. II. C. Rawson. o. NJ.
Webster and Mrs, Virginia II. Wheat.
OF this city Mr.. Burt has purchased
the Shell property OF forty acres out
Broadway.-Denver, Colo. News
w c. Shnfer OF Fairmont. was In the
city last night and registered at the Nc
Lure. He is on Journey a-wheelhack
ana goes from Wheeling to Columbus.
Springfield and Dayton on the National
pike thence TO Cincinnati, and down into
the Blue Grass region, where fast horses.
beautiful women aud ilne roads abound.
and will conclude his outing with q
steamboat ride up the beautiful Ohio
from Ashland. KY, to Parkersburg,
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WERE YICTORS.
The High School Advocates Sue
cessful Last Night.
CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Authorize. ParshA,s Of ,h MAXWELL
Properly, aud win Alter II for sehool
Purposes Before September "An'is"
Led ForIorn Hops-SAlarlss OF Gram
marTeaehsrs In PahIIs schools Reduced
aud Their Assistant, Done Away With.

Wheeling is assured high school
within a few moaths, the board of edu-
cation last night authorizing the pur-
chase OF a suitable building, and ap-
pointing a committee to get 1t in suitable
shape as soon as possible The salaries
OF the high school teachers were fixed;
but the grammar teachers in the public
schools received a reduction of $40 each
per month in their salaries, as result
The school, as heretofore stated. VIII
be in the Maxwell residence, on South
Market street, adjoining the Y. NJ C, A.
building. The opponents Of the high
school scheme last night presented
large array OF petitioners against the
project. and the petition Of the Trades
Assembly. to refer the question TO vote
OF the people. was dwelt upon. Colonel
Miller and Mr.. Maxwsl! We're game TO
the last, but they weren't in II at the
finish. The high school was a winner
from the start.
Clerk Halls roll call showed members
present-Blrney, Bowers, Brock, Buck
man, Dudley, Hubbard. JepsOn. Kasley.
Maxwell, McNash, Miller. Milllgan,
Rlheldafrer. schaub. Stanton, Water
house, Nesbltt and Mr. President; abb
Mcconnell, Noble and Weldner
In the audience were several representa-
tives Of the Trades and Labor Assembly.
and Prof. r. A, Armstrong, OF the state
university, and Prof. j. n. Deahl, of
West Liberty Normal School.
Superintendent Anderson submitted
his monthly report. which showed:
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MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS.

severance and study have earned the dis
tlnctIon OF being the most versatile COM
pany before the public, In The Ko-
dak," termed a musical comedy bur-
lesque. they have an unusually bright
piece OF work Justly called the twentieth
century comedy, in which each member
has an opportunity of displaying his or
her versatility. 1t having been written
especially for the peculiar abilities OF
this organization. Much OF their success
is due TO the fact that they have always
surrounded themselves with excellent
support. and the present season Is no ex-
ceDIlon