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Tho papers are full of tales Just now of
now the late composer. Brahms treated
pnnists aud singer, who were eager To- yet
ms criticism. II one of these aspirnuts fur
hls iaNo" was fortunate enough to find him
at home and Ice received. Brahms first cor.
ccrn was 10 seat himself on the I'D oi his
piano, a position from which lac rightly
deemed few would have the tcmerity to
Dust him. II this failed hc had recourse To-
the statement that the instrument was out
oi tune "Oh, that docs not matter ~
marked one courageous individual "pcr-
maps not to YOU. hut II does to me- replied
the master. On one occasion he ,yns lust
leaving his house when q long haired Youth
with a bundle off music under his arm halted
MN With Can YOU tell me where Dr
Brahms lives Certainly. answered the
this house up three flights and so saving
hc hurried away. san Francisco Argonaui
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MUNICIPALITIES.


Sarah Ecruhardrs late husband. w..
Danlla. vas Crcfau bl birth. and tho
actress is a'ro. ely iu sympathy -.fh
the Greeks.
Brahms leit mo- viii. but iu "a letter tp
Dis publisher Herr Sumrock. Doc states
that Doc makes The Nionaa Society of
Friends OF Music heir to bis fortune Of
$4,000. hiscopy rights and manuscripts.
Au attcmpt is being mad. fo have this
letter admitted to probate asawil.
Lord Salisbury is said to have tried
bicycling last autumn az Hatfield under
DO" guidance of his par.oa sou. Lord
William Cecil. who $50. the first r...
tor boo The United Kingdom to open bic
church TO bicycIi-ts and 10 provide
means of checking their machines dur-
Jug Divine service.
King Leopold of Belgium expects TO
rccoup the enormous sum Doc lost in his
Congo enterprises by the gambling
palace which is shortly 20 be opened in
the Ardcunes. IL is to be formidable
rival 70 the Prince Of Monaco's casino
at Monte Carlo, and Leopold will receive
q very large sum down from the syndi-
cate as we'll as a handsome annunl rev
enue.
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hous" and asked for the Kiigrov-Catcs
decd I've took the paper hat was given
ium and put IL into his pocket without
cNam.nine it, further than to glance at
the judge of proba'o's certificate of rec
ord. Being by this time burdcued with
many matters Of greater Importance. hc
cid not think Of it again until evening.
wncn he took il ont with some other
papers in the Office of the Mountain
house. \ cold rain had been falling
during the day and wood fire was
blazing in the fireplace. Sharplcss
singled the deed out OF the bunch Of
papers and thrust IL between the logs.
ignoring the summons 10 supper until
lie had seen the crisp cinders whirlcd
mp the chimney i'm winding sheet Of
name. men ID" went 10 the dining-room
ana took ms scat opposite Fench at the
- me reserved Tor their use.
ohe morning not many weeks later.
AII'coochee the inert became % thing
OF me past. y mauN-handcd demon 81
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HE SUNDAY SCHOOL
International Lesson for June =.
ISos-ReNieNV.

tAr-Surcd from relouhct's Notcsl
GOLDEN TENr.-This GOSPEL OF the
Kingdom shall be preached IN all the world
Tor witness unto all nations.-Matt. -. II.
TIME.-The history during this quar-
ter extends from \. d. b TO \. ID. 80. a
period of about l3 years.
PLACE.-The central focus of the
Jewish Christina church remained n
Jerusalem. But the Antioch in SYRIA
became the Gentle center. So that
there We're two harmonious foci.
From these centerS Christianity
spread rapidly all over Palestine,
thence ~ far as Damascus to the north
east; 10 the Philistine countries on the
shore Of the Mediterranean, To Crete
and eastern Asia Minor.
ENENrS.-paul let down from the
'ity walls in basket. \ paralytic
healed. \ dead woman restored to life
An apostolic vision. y centurion's vi
sion. \ Roman centurion and his fam
ily become Christians. Preaching of
the Christians scattered 10y persecution.
James. the son of Zebcdce, martyred.
Peter in prison. The praying church.
Peter delivered. Death of HCrod. Paul
and Hirnabas at Antioch. First great
Gentle church. First foreign mission
airy journey. Experiences i'm Cyprus,
III Antioch OF Pisidia, in Icouium. in
LyStra. The conference in Jerusalem
REVIEW SUBJECT
he Development OF the Christian
Church. This should include brieS
review from the beginning. with the
emphasis upon the steps or cpochs of
development during the first 20 year.
of the church's existence
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Infnsn,Inr IItm.

Pardon me. SIR. bus where 10 YOU livcs"
Inquired the sharp noscd passenger leaning
over the back Of the sent m front of him.
southern part o. Indiana" acOnCally
replied the at-whiskcrcd passenger. who
was turgCd out m a splcNctN-span new eel
uloild collar adorned with hcctic-hued Hut
tcr-how tie.
I'm the southern part OF Indiana. chr
What Is the lay OF the land in Your vic,a.
ityl"
Same as il * all over the country, rcck-
on.
Il DO not see how that can be"
Don't. chs Wal YOU don't suppose that
indiana rs clear out - the United States. do
Noug'
NO. but"
Wal. reckon Hail Columby is the Law
Q the rest o thu land. an its the same with
Indiana"
lhercupon tn" luQuiSitivC passenger wiped
ms intcrtogutotN gimlct and put Il away,
and the Noosic- humorst withdrew. turtle
fashion. into hj. ccliuloid collar And the
tram rolled onW ard.-N. \. journal
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AII the testimony foo regard 90 Uar-
'horne is that Doc was not only -bv. but
fcry reserved. Frank Preston Sicarn
says th1t ON the ooca .on ~ U1u-
.horuc'- .ast visit to Tho . .Ics of Shoals.
,n company with bi- friend. -Prc-l-
dent Pierce. there was also party OF
Ncyv Hampshire business mcp who
tried to matc bis acquaintance. Iut
without much success Their after com
'1cnte were very amusing "Natlau.rf
Fa"th'rrc slavery reserved rlr." said
one. There's Franklin Pierce. hos
been pro dent uf thn Tu.frl States. yef
any one could go up 1ud speak Coz hir.
We found Hawthorne very different %"
This conversation was repeated toIIav ,.
thorne'f acquaintance 40 Che Sl1aI
and the poet Whittier was amonr those
who laughed heartily RESERVED Is zoo
word for it," said Mrs Thavfcr. and
Whittier added. foo words which mo-.
only seemed TO describe the case. biIf
were in themselves cpicrammatic.
Hawthorne was strange puzzle.
never felt quite sure whether knew
BIN or not. Tie never seemed 10 be do
ing anything. and vet he never liked 10
he disturbed AZ Youth's Com
panion.
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Rochester, y. y, May 49, 1891 The
great SjO.uyO damage suit instituted by u
Michigan Cereal Go. against the Gcncscc
Im" Food Go. is at au end They settled 10
and took % ont of court toy the rldiculou-lv
small SUM cot $500 and. a- 90 practical o..
suit. GIHIu.O I- 100 greater demand than
ever. The new plant pu.y Iu-l completed T..
80 be- duplicated -o THAT not only the old
friends of thc delicious food driul. which
ucw friends d is mrling every dav. can be-
supplied The beverage which the children.
i- wei d- the adult. rtr drink with benefit
VIII h" furnished ru unlimited quantities.
Suits may come aud suits may co. but
5fHn.O goes on forever y y Nail and
Express
Tho fortunate ur0p'. 100 this world arc
those who have af least ouc FREUD 300 whose
presence thc, ,lu blow their own horns
without ui-.ouusulcnt.- Atchisou Globe.
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summer Vacations.

Interesting illustrated booklets pcrtnin
ing To Massachusetts Scashorc. Ocean. Island
aud lnl1u Resorts. ate issued II, the pHs.
sengcr department a.. the Fall River Line.
The famous route between New Nurl, aud
Boston, Newport, CapC cod Martba's Vino.
yard, Nantucket, Bar llarbor. the White
Mountains, etc, etc, etc. List of the book
lets viii bc united upon receipt of one.
cent stamp. Address q IT. TAYLOR. GcnI
Fass'r Agent, toll River Line. New York
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eeTllNG 10 WORK.
" orthIessncsS or IA Plan Not rot Into
Execution.

Worthiessncss OF IA Plan Not rot Into
Execution.
We cannot expect 90 be estimated
solely according to our intentions. One
cannot safely estimate himself byw hat
hc intends 20 do. \ thousand Of the
best intentions will amount to nothing
unless accompanied by SOME actual
doing One act rescued and set on its
feet out OF the land of dreamy iutcu-
tiOus is worth more than all the perfect
dreams which never become more than
dreams. Perfect dreaming will not
make perfect work Only working will
do that There is point beyond which
all farther preparation in the way 81
thinking % thing over is ucacless. and
at that point the only farther prepare
ton worth speaking of e actually sct-
ting TO work. a toucN of Grmue-a and
reality which nothing else can give. is
is impaired 10 all the rcet OF u mans
intentions when be- definitely scfs
about the accomplishment OF long
cherished purpose. Something quite
new enters into his hand and his heart
when he gets 'o work. 80 ncfe, comes
beforc.--S. s Times
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~ rhcc.r cnmc I,nrl..

\ certain dealer had lot OF cheese
which was an, thing but good and tired of
seeing u about. told the assistant when he
closed the shop To leave the condemned
chccnc M the door Tor some one 10 walk of
with. Thomas occasionally crcpt Co win.
dow to see operations. aud az length went tn
ms master griuuIng all over his face. say.
INK the cheese wAs gone Leave another
out To moIrow night" was the masters on.
der, which was obcycd by the -hopman. who
after a few peeps next evening walked To his
master IA The counting house scratching hs
head. and looking as though so,uc great dis-
appointment had heinlon him lis IL
gone asked the dealer. "No. sir; tothor
un has walked back Tit hts
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HHoNDENING OT THE CIIIRCn.
80 Persecution Scatters tho y .srip.cs
0aLartt-ns rotriNcl Ethloplaus con-
yC.,ra
% CHARACTERIZATION OF cities on tho NClitcr-
60 .rarcau coast. Is dda. Juppa &c .lr.a.
roman Centurion couv. rt~I laa received
INTO tAc church
20 First Gentle Church formed 10 Antioch
- OF ~.ria.
81 Paul and BIruaua3 preach at Antioch
Great numbers become CHRISTIANS.
A. The First Foreign Missionaries ia c.
p-u, and Asia Minor.
Dividing Question Arises.
20 Conference 90 Jerusalem.
Tho Icut.lcs welcomed.
IfC ChurCu Universal
81 saul. 90 10 the apostle TO The Gcut.lc-
converted TWO OF throc years iva Damls-
Gu, and ARABIA
20 First visit to Jerusalem.
10 day. Acts g.2G-Hg Cal ] .l7-,0
80 Proprietor Work Preaching Ia CNir.s,
TO Iaraus syria
- Year i'm Antioch with Baruabas
second Whit 10 Jerusalem.
- Acts 10 80. 1928
- First Foreign u IssiIu .ry Journey
70 Cyprus f,-lIui- aud IapuosI Pcrgl,
- AutIoch ia PisiIlJ. lcoulIui. l., str4,
or DcvDe
~ Return journc. ana arrival 81 Antioch
Hcp1rt-
Third Nisit 40 Jerusalem.
90 Conference a. ,ierus llcuI.
gus-t!n settled.
Return tn Antioch.
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a gentleman visiting Liverpool was being
thuWu 'uud 10y citizen. who said Now,
let's 20 aud see The 'Widown' Home The
gentleman put his finger To- the side of his
nose and winLcd and said No. thanks: I
saw widow home once. aud she sued me for
breach OF promise, aud proved II on me H.
cost me q matter of Cl2O No. sir. send the
widows homo iu "a cab. Tit Bits
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II wonder" said Mr. Dinlhorn. az he
filed his glass with the ease OF an expert, II
wonder who started the custom of calling "A
drink of liquor q smile 90
II wouldn't call that one there a smile. %
said the hHrkccp. 1t Is nothing sh" OF "a
hor-claugh. Cincinnati Enquirer
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~ good opportunity to enquire ahout
farming lands m South Dakota, only ono
day rude nom Chicago. Bountifu crops of
Wheat. Corn Barley and FlaN reward the
tllcr OF the soil ASA stock and dairy corn-
Try South Dakutn leads all the world First
class farm lAnds with nearby markets can
now bc bought for from $40. SD. SIS. and
upwards, per acre. md his * the time to
invest. For further auiculnrs write to
Geo. ". llcailord, General pas schgcr Agent,
Chicago. Milwaukee y It. Paul Railway,
Old Colony Building. Chicago. M.
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You children turn up Your noses at
everything on the table When was a
hoy, was glad to get dry bread to eat,
sand Mr.. thaihc at the breakfast table
~ saw. pa, YOU are having "a much better
time OF II now tlat Won are living with us.
an you! asked Johnnie. 'iummany
Times
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ing like "A black cloud-baul above the
roof of the courthouse.
We'll. | guess that settles il. Wen
have to- have Gates land before we make
another move. Have you fixed up your
map?"
Did that to-day; the town-site Will
/ take in the strip between the river and
the mountain, running down this way
as far rs we can get options Gates
farm covers the best part OF the tract
I mp there at the Mouth of the Little
thiwaS~ec, and | suppose we'd better
| buy that outright. Does he still vnpt
two thousand for it?"
He did Yesterday. but I think I've
scraped together a few details that'll
/ help him change his mind. Nou know
everything has history. if YOU can
only get NJ the facts"
"Ot course. What did YOU find ont a''
Il got the whole story of the property.
II seems that the place used to belong
10 am old fellow by the name of Xii
grow, who lived on the mountain and
made moonshine whisky or apple bran
d., or something i'm that line. that got
him into trouble with the revenue pro-
pie. Gates. who was a fence for the
moon~hincrs, held the land as a tenart
under kilgrow for some Years. and
never claimed il until after the revenue
officers had rum Kngrov out Of the
country. That was six years ago. and
after the old m0uutainccr was we'll out
OF the way. Gates gave 10 out that the
land was his-that hc nought IL some
time before the raid. Nobody seems TO
have questioned his title. though there
Is no record of amy transfer from Iii
grow
Then Kilgrow is probably the right
full owner now ?"
He would be If lac were alive: but ne
died In Texas three years ago. and. so
far as ! can find out, there are no heirs
i'm sight"
"oh. then it don't make so much dif-
ference, after all" said Feuch.
NO, except that it gives MS a good
leverage ON Gates. 1t leaves gapin the
title; but / guess we can doctor that
up"
Yes, easy enough. Wen go and see
Gates IN the morning il you're ready"
Lawyer Sharpless had not oycrcsti-
mated the value of his discoveries.
( When the leverage was applied toJamcs
Gates ON the following day. the farmer
promptly produced witness who
cI"mcd TO have been pre- cut when the
purchase was made, and who confirmed
the rUmor of l\ugroV's death hy as
sorting hat he had helped bury the old
mounta-ncer three years before ON the
IeNan frontier. >harplcss ignored the
witness, and pointed oustiuatcly TO tSc
faH.|f..
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II occasionally happens in newspaper of.
nee llut man puts reporter on TO an item
10y calling 70 asl that II bc suppressed At
Gibson Globe
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OnI, a25.Oo to srn Frnncisco.

From Chicago via the North. Wastcu Line
Chicago y North-Nostcn Railway. the
iamou. california IN Days Route. June
20 to July 3. inclusive. ON account of the {.
H. Convention. Similar rates viii br made
olstbouud For full information apply 10
ticket agents G. a NV. Ry
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When we say that wisdom is better than
luhics we generally mean our wisdom and
other peoples rubics.N y. Weekly.
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rccv again was thereby
enabled period
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THE "GROWN-UP"
DAUGHTERS DUTY TO HER
MOTHER.

You can only have mothers therefore when step
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HH0NDENING or TuE CulKCn.

Stephen Martyr Church
Scattered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-25
NATIONAL CIRCUIT
Races at Washington were slow Anl un'
Intrrrstlng The track Poor.

interchange The track Poor.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 2i.--Two
thousand persons attended the l. A. W.
bicycle meet at International Athletic
Park to-day. The weather was cool
and bracing, but the races generally,
were slow and uainteresting because of
the unsatisfactory condition OF the
track. Yesterdays rain left It heavy
and sogpy, which, with strong wind,
prccluded the possibility Of fast time,
There were several spills, only one OF
which was serious In It's consequences
=. Won Breckman breaking his shout
der blade I'm an upset In the five mile
amateur event. The majority OF the
contestants were from this city, the
outside professionals being represented
by Mortons and Gardiner, Of Chicago;
H. c. Bald OF Buffalo, aud Tom Coop
err The chief interest centred In the
three professional events, Eddie Bald
winning two of them, defeating Tom
Cooper and other well known riders In
the two-thlrds mile open and one mile
open Tho surprise OF the day was the
easy victory OF George $. Ball In the
two mile handicap professional He had
lead Of two hundred yards over the
scratch men, and, with w. II Throop,
Of Washington, with handicap OF one
hundred and eighty yards, led the wny
all through the race and was never ap-
preached.
Fred Schado ana 4, c. Moran defeat.
cd u. r. wrcnn and H. y. Greor In a
one mile tandem amateur, but the
Judges withheld the award Of che prizes
because OF the apparent indifference OF
the losing team In the race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-25

WASHINGTON, D, c., Sept, I,-The
subject of premature burial is Just now
attracting interest in Italy, according to
a report OF United States Consul Man
titus, at Turin. He says that realizing
that thereis at present no infalllole test
that may be applied to prevent the hor-
rlfylng cases OF persons buried alive a
number Of prominent physicians and
laymen are at work preparing reports
on the subject. These will be made the
striking feature OF the medical depart
ment OF the national exposition next
April at Turin. Reports OF similar
kind are expected from all over tine
world, as prizes will be offered sol the
best solution Of the problem, and the
consul says inestlmable good to the
cause will result II the people of the
United States interest themselves In It,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept. a.-In a double
header to-day the Giants and Senators
broke even. The first game was won by
the visitors because they were able to
land on Sullivan and the Giants could not
fathOm McJames In the second seymour
was worked out OF tuIn and always had
the WashIngtons In trouble Mercer was
hit in every inning but the first. Score;
First game: II y
Washington 20 1 l 0 o ~ 10 2
Earned runs, Washington l, Batteries.
Sullivan and Zearfoss; McJames ana NC
Second game: RHE
New YorR.".....o 11112 rs l2 9
Washington 80 0 o al l 81 s 4
Earned runs, New York i; Washington
]. Batteries Seymour and Warner; Mer-
Ger and Mcclure. Time, 1850. Umpire
Lynch. Attendance. 1000.
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Convict Labor toilet

Sealed bids will be received az INC WGSt
Virginia PCnitcntlAry, at Momhu"Nlll'' w.,
Vn, until IL o'clock meridian on W.
twelfth day OF october 1871, Tor INC lhuuf
OF 100 10 lex male conyicis for a period ~
exceeding i've years from the 'W'u'h "a|
Of october, 1897 recommended
Firat-Ench bid must hc Accompanies
with n bond with security to lhc Shlls w,
tion OF tho board of directors mat w hi9-
dor win comply with the terms ct w" W.
n IL il accepted. aud he scaled up any au-
dressed to The warden, Endorsed 'i'u lo'
Labor" .....fs,.. ,,,,, ..,tt.
sccond-Ench BID shall npcclty INC ath,
clos proposed to be mnnulnrlul'u uul Xxx
number of SQUIRE feet Of shop room Wn'vl,
will bc REQUIRED and " Hrln loWoI, w
rCuuircd. the amount N power ana pIlco
nor dnv they are WILLING 70 pay thereloI'
and shall be unconditional $500.
Thlfd-Thc price per Jay, Tor 'agn Con,
ylet shall lie specified and u q dincrcnt
price per day is stated tnf "HyF'W P'Pl9,'SI'
cnch period ana price must ", ~ Nlui.u,
that ono may hc accepted ana inc olh'r
Fouft6-Ir the person bidding lcaree TO
manufacture dl0crrni class'p Ni hlig',g,
the labor TO be- employed ON ca'h must W.
bid for separately .,.,.-.t... M, ,..,,,,.
Fifth ConylctB will labor nine % hout'
ny order of the Hoard Of pircclora
self Il. A. HAWK, Warden
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-25
MARTINS FERRY.
IIups aud MI,hupS IN the Thriving City
AcroIG the I,Irer.

IIaps aud hIiIIiapS Ia the Thriving City
AcroIE the I.ITer.
The class OF 81 has been having n
series of social frollcs and last night
was entertained by Miss Jennie Lyle.
This afternoon they Will picnic at
Wheeling park. All the members are
present except Miss Alice Williamson,
now in California.
The seats have been removed from
the Presbyterian church and this even
ing the ladies' OF the church will serve n
chicken supper, 1t will be the final
gathering in the old church and every
one is invited to be preselE.
Mrs. Fern and daughter. Miss Lizzie,
ander and family the past week, will
return to Pittsburgh to-day.
Mrs. Lawson Emerson, OF st. Glars.
vile, spent yesterday visiting Mrs.
George Robinson, at the home OF Mr..
John Remington.
Last evening the Harvesters Club
was pleasantly entertained by William
Reynard at his home on West Hickory
street
Harry Stricklin met with q painful
accident while at work in the Laughlln
mill, cutting his knee on'a piece Of scrap
tin.
Miss Hannah Hoyle leaves to-day, 10
attend the Friends yearly meeting ut
GAINESVILLE which convenes next week
Mr. and Mrs Charles Keller's two
year-old daughter died yesterday morn
Iug at the home on Eighth street.
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Hampton will ar
rive to-day from Dennlson, o., to spend
few days visiting their relatives
This afternoon Rev. Robins will sell
his household effects at auction at the
parsonage on Third street.
Mr.. Edward Arbaugh viii have Mon.
day to pursue his studies In the Bnltl.
more Medical College.
Il. c. Ulrich returned yesterday from
weeks pleasure visit at Saginaw
Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-25
BOWLING.

The Ideals have entered the South
Side tournament and while not expect
Ing to bother the top end much, are
confident that they won't finish at the
bottom. They are organized to a great
degree for the enjoyment and social
pleasures derived from the game, and
chose their title out of courtesy TO Mir.
John Coleman, the prime mover, his
pharmacy being known as the Ideal. He
was offered the captaincy, but through
business pressures. declined. The cap
tain selected is John Emig. The players
signed are as follows: John Coleman,
John Emig, Otto Warner, Paul Winger-
ter Charley Woods, Harry Nogler John
Druschel, Robert Clark, Herman Rreut-
ger, win Nolte and Fred GIlker,