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The herald., 1897-09-01
English Wheeling

LONDON, Aug. S1-A dispatch from
Catford says that Stocks, disheartened
Of his inability to overtake Walters in
the bicycle races retired after riding
206 miles last evening when four and a
half miles behind Walters, who thus
won the gold vase.
The herald., 1897-09-01

Danish all anarchists from Spain. 1t Is
announced that anarchists will no long
er be allowed to land in Spain and that
the government will deport some to the
American republic or to distant Spanish
possessions.
The herald., 1897-09-01

husband, c. H. Woodburn, who was in
bed, exclaiming, "I'll teach him to ruin
my daughter" Woodburn was shot five
times and dangerously wounded. Muir
ply gave himself up and refused to dis
cusS the case.
The herald., 1897-09-01
A Congressman Dead

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Ex- Congress-
man Emanuel D. Hart is dead at his
home in this city. aged sS years. He had
held a number Of offices under the treas
ury department.
The herald., 1897-09-01
Boston s, base hits IA, errors 1. Chicago
A STATE LEAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO, August 31.-The CAL
ifornia Amateur Baseball League was
formed at the City Hall last night. The
teams of the league are: Young Swins,
Florida Stars, James D. Phelans, Young
Olympics and Dauntless. The first game is
scheduled for next Sunday and will be
between the Young Swins and the James
d, PhelanS,
The herald., 1897-09-01
Down on Anarchists

MADRID, August 31-The Spanish
government is formulating plans to
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BELLAIRE
All sorts OF Local New, aud Gossip From
the Glass city.

All forts OF Local New. aud Gossip From
the Glass city.
Sam Jones had his day at Epworth
park Saturday with the usual effect.
Some were pleased, others amused. and
stu others disappointed But Jones
made some points without polishing
them or taking the rough corners OF the
square drives he made. GAINESVILLE
came in for some OF his drives on the
temperance question. He inquired OF
Rev. DR.. Osborne how many saloons
they paid; what the population Of that
town Is, and received accurate answers.
Then he calculated that the tax re-
ceived is about forty cents per capita.
Following this he nsked what hogs sold
for in Barncsylle and wound up the
roast Of that town by suggesting that
there would be more money In It to kill
off people and go to raising hogs.
Squire John w. Morrell extended the
limit in imposing n fluc and sentence
upon Benz. Neal. charged with ndul-
terry. and also with an assault, IN his
court last Saturday. The fellow had a
bad reputation In some respects and
the squire fined him 800 and sentenced
him to -four months In jail on the FIRST
count, and $50 and two months on the
second count in the charge. An at
tempt will be made to upset the de-
Cislon Of the justice aud 1t may be done
upon error, but Neal deserved severe
punishment for at least part OF what
he was accused of.
There Ia miners supply store here
where provisions are furnished the
families of INDECENT miners during the
strike. Some of them have been rc-
duccd In circumstance until they are
compelled to accept aims and this
store, which Is kept mp by contrlbu-
lions from the public, has relieved the
wants OF may families during the past
week. The Trades Assembly made H.
G. Bamrord, Dora Pcttlcord aud l.. w
GIlchcr the authorized committee In
charge OF the contributions,
Rev. Chns. NJ. Watson. the new min
lister Of the Christian church, filed the
pulpit thcro yesterday Splendid con-
grcghtidnR were 8Ht at both services
and the now minister created a very
favorable impression. He IN young
man, graduated Mt Bethany college
only last spring, IN full Of life and Vlgor
and endowed with social qualities that
win make him popular
1toathcrington's brass band lg fur
niahlng music at EpwOrth park this
season, the Mechanics band In per-
forming the same service NJ Mountain
Lake park, and on the goth llnckctts
band Wlll 10 into camp with the ClOvo-
land CITY guards 90 furnish the music
at tho cncnmpmcnt near Mt Vernon,
Tho Iicllnlro bands seem 90 have the
Cnll this year.
Several Bcllairc glnsHworkcra got nm
agreeable mrpriBc at the Crystal glass
works, Mt bridgeport, Saturday They
nro nonrly all stockholders aud the
Cryalnl paid u cash dlvldcnd Of II per
nhnro. Many OF the blowers hnyo from
iivo 10 twenty RharoH and the dividend
wna 10 unexpected IL came to them az
d ilnd.
Mr. q. IN Robinson, NJ Salt Lake
city, IL tho guest Of tho family Of Mr.
~. II hQrHait. IN thts eiIy, iia IL ga
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

There is a movment on foot to give
Jack loft benefit at the ball park,
next Saturday afternoon. The injuries
this deserving player received have
handicapped him for the rest Of the
season. and as the financial conditions
Of wheclIng's players ore far from
rosy, he Is In a bad way. financially, as
wei az physically. To aid him It II like
y a game will be arranged between
the two crack IHter-CitY teams. Wheel
Ing l.aundry's and Brldgeports, The
former team has already agreed to
play The grounds have been donated
i0r the game and It Is certain the
fans" viii show their generosity by
thelr attendance.
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union Sunday sehooI PlenIe.

The annual Union Sunday School
picnic will be held at Holmes Grove,
near Adena, next Saturday, for which
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad will
sell excursion tickets. good on all reg
ular trains. The morning train will
leave Wheeling at a. m, city time.
and Martins Ferry at 9l0. A special
train will be run In the evening, leav-
ing Holmes at $3.50, fast time, and will
run through to steubenvIlle and
Wheeling. This will give people on the
river front nearly all OF the day at the
picnic. which Is annually attended by
thousands. The speakers Will be Hon.
]. d. Deegolley and Revs. Jackson, King,
Peregoy, Black. Twlnen and PennIng-
ton.
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his way home from New York, where
he was In consultation with men who
are engaged In mining for gold, and Mr.,
Robinson Is their superintendent.
Major Isaac Neiswanger, who died at
st. Clairsville Friday and was buried
yesterday, was the father OF Mrs. John
Heinleln, OF this city. He was IS years
OF age and was at one time prominent
In the councils Of the Democratic party
There was a lively scrap on Union
street yesterday afternoon between
James Murphy and Andy Halloran, but
before 1t got very far officer Johnson
swooped down upon them and landed
both in the lookup.
Some of the work at the steel plant
was stopped last week on account OF
running out OF brick. Several carloads
came in on Saturday and work will be
resumed this morning with an increased
force of men.
Cook Danford, II. N. Hurd. Harry
Taylor, Ben Morris and w. II. Hoffman
will go TO Captina Station to-day 10
spend two weeks fishing. The boys Will
no doubt enjoy themselves while away.
Jacob schlndewolf and Moses Ellkan
have gone to Nashville. Tenn, to at
tend the exposition being held at that
place now They will be gone about
two weeks,
There Will be large crowd out OF this
city on the excursion to Cincinnati next
Saturday over the Ohio River railroad.
The fare is 50 the round trip, good for
six days.
Harry Herzberg, wife and baby went
to Cincinnati yesterday Mrs. Herr
berg viii remain for several weeks,
while Harry will be home tomorrow.
Nathan Goodman had one foot badly
mashed at the steel plant last Satur-
day by heavy casting taking slide
and catching the foot beneath II.
Miss Oral Dickens returned Saturday
from GAINESVILLE and Newark, where she
has been spending several weeks with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. walla Campbell, who has been
visiting friends and relatives In
Moundsville for week past, has re-
turned home.
A large crowd attended the bah
game in Benwood yesterday afternoon
Several Bellalre players took part in
the game.
MT. george W. 1OSls bfNltltllS VI NhN
BellaIre Bottle Co., and wife, are off on
trip with a company of congenlal
friends
r. c. Haase. the travelling passenger
agent OF the b. & o.. with headquarters
at Newark, was In the city yesterday.
A dozen or so Bellaire folks took in
the b. & o. excursion to Cincinnati
Saturday night and will return to-day
Albert Alum. Harry Bamford and
George Kearn spent yesterday with
friends ut Epworth park.
John Davis has gone to sIstersvllle to
look after the work on their pike con-
tract Mt that place.
Adolph Freedman will leave Thurs
day for the cast to purchase fall and
winter goods.
Carl Mccain, OF Indiana, a former
resident of this city is the guest of
friends here.
Jacob Blum is home from a visit to
Atlantic City and other points in the
cast.
Miss Eva Cats, OF New Martinsville,
ls the guest Of friends In the city.
Saturday was pay day on the C. & p.
line at this point.
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The cowboy evangelist and his wife
held forth in front OF the Commercial
Bank, last night. In opening, he said
that no other man In the United States
IL better known than he Is and that nc
other man has been written up moro
than he has.
(which is the most beneficial to q
community, n writer or an orator." will
be the subject for debate at the st.
Mary's Literary Society. on next Thurs
day evening.
Yesterday the remains OF william o.
sharkey. who died at Elm Grove. very
suddenly, were buried at RiYerpIew,
Rev. DR.. ]. W. Robins officiating.
William ClafIlin, OF Maumee, went to
Pleasant Grove, with the big party on
Saturday, and spent Sunday with Mrs.
Mary Clark, on Fourth street,
The TItonville base bail club which
Is q first class one. will play the Mar
tins Ferry club on the furnace grounds
here, this afternoon.
The hillside back of Martins Ferry
Is great place for spending the warm
afternoons, A very large number were
out yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Robinson 60 to
Sleubenvllle, their future home, to-day,
They have the best wishes OF their
many friends.
Yesterday. Alex weatherstone, OF
Glenn's Run, fell from n fence down
over an embankment and was consider
ably bruised.
WIN A. Miller, the new lessee, expects
to open the Martins Ferry Opera house
with side Tracked" on Saturday Sep
tember II.
In response to a telegram announcing
the death OF n relative, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
H. Elck went to Cincinnati Saturday
night.
DR.. w. y, Shuttleworth and Charles
Lpphardt took IN the excursion to Gin
clnnati. on the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road.
Miss Retta Wright was called to
Pittsburgh on Saturday by the serious
illness Of her mother.
Mrs. Edwin James and children. OF
Pittsburgh are visiting the family Of
william d. Jones.
Miss ora Robins and Miss Gertrude
Tressell go to Freeport to-day, to visit
a college friend.
Misses Amelia and Nellie ReItz, who
have been visiting relatives at Marietta,
have returned.
The elght-inch guide mill Mt the
Standard mills win resume this
morning
Charles W. Hoylc, OF Martins Ferry.
spent Saturday and Sunday at Epworth
Pnrk.
Mrs. Kate Newsum, Of Petersburg.
Is visiting her sisters on jefferson
street.
Mrs, benjamin Morgan has returned
from visit with friends at Shawnee,
Belmont city Lodge, I, O, o, r., will
have three candidates tonight.
Tho plate mill at the Top mill will re.
gttufc to-day,
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The members OF the Buckeye Hose
Racing Company VIII run tonight and
tomorrow night for prizes. The COM
pany will take part In the hose races at
Beaver Falls. on Friday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock, first prize 5000, Most of the
members viii go up on the Q o'clock
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh, on
Friday morning, and return at $3.50 that
night. Two or three will go Thursday,
when the rate is s. O5 for the round
trip. The round trip fare Friday will be
50 75, The members who Will run on
Friday are Anon Paxton, William Null
len, William Englemeyer. Charles
Downey. James Sweeney. Ellis Lash,
Clarence Ebberts, r, c. Montgomery
Hayward Long, Ollie McAninch, w f.
Thomas Harry Grayson, Z. G, smith,
L. L. Moore, Howard Smith, William
Rodgers, Thomas Grayson and Patsy
Moore. There are no substitutes for
this contest. II is understood that there
are twenty entries for this race. which
will be most interesting one, Among
the strong teams entered are Butler,
Pa, CORY, Pa, Bradford, Pa, Meyer
dale, Pa. Houtzdale, Pa, Coshocton,
Ohio, Toronto, Ohio and Salem Ohio.
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between 400 and 900 persons in attend
ence. The session opened with prayer
meeting at Beulah park al o'clock in
the morning. The opening address was
delivered by President O, NJ. Brown. OF
this city. II Is expected that 5000 visit
ors will be present during the three
weeks that the meeting continues.
Many distinguished speakers will be in
attendance and Rev. A. u. Simpson,
president OF the International Alliance,
Is expected some time this week.
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MARTINS FERRY.
IIaPs aud sIlsilAps la ths Thriving c''y
Across thr River.

IIaps aud MisilAps la the Thriving wy
Across the River.
The trip to Pleasant Grove on satur-
dag under the auspices Of the Young
Ladies' Society of the Presbyterian
church, was a most enjoyable one The
large crowd of young people made the
trip in three large covered wagons two
traps and other vehicles and not sim
gle accident occurred, All wore badges,
Supper was enjoyed on the grass at the
big Union Sunday School picnic In
Hawthorn's Grove, at which a most IN
terestlng programme was carried out
which included an address by Rev. Dr.
]. w. Robins, OF Martins Ferry The
society produced the Old Maids Con-
ventIon very creditably in the little
church at Pleasant Grove In the even
ing, which was crowded to its utmost,
ana all left well pleased. The proceeds
were divided between the Pleasant
Grove and the Martins Ferry societies,
The crowd returned to Martins Ferry
about midnight,
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TNTBR-CITY LEAGUE.

On the Bcnwood grounds yesterday af-
ternoon. the Little TIavanns defeated the
Blue Seals on n score OF, to 2. Johnson
pitched for the Little Havnnas, allowing
them only one base HIT For the Blue
Seals, young Kane also pitched n master
ly game. allowing the Havanns only three
safe drives, The game was the finest yet
played In the Inter-Clty League. a sQuab-
BE ensucd In the seventh inning and the
umpire awarded the game to the Little Ia-
vanas, to .. Score.
RHE
Little Havanas .......3 o o / o 81 8 .
Blue Seals ............l 0 o 0 o. 3
Ba,tcrles-Llttle Hayanas. johnson and
Carpenter: Blue Seals. Kane and Stevens,
Umpire McConnaughey.
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OIL cfTY-River foot inches and
falling. Cooler and light rain falling.
GREENSBORO-Rlv feet and
falling. Fair and pleasant. Florence
Bell and Adam Jacobs passed down.
Nellie Hudson due UP Monday.
PITTSBURGH-River AZ feet and
failing at the dam. Cloudy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 feet G
Inches ana rising. Clear and warm
up-Keystone State, Ben Hur, Kama
whn.
PARRERSBURG-ohio river Is 6 feet
s inches and rising. Clear and mercury
at 81. Passed down-The Argand and
CummIns. Due down-The Virginia
The Little Kanawha Is falling.
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Martins Ferry Wins.

Z. Z. Hoge, Carl Lash and Charles
Wood went TO cadiz on Saturday. and
defeated both Flushing and New Ath-
ems in the tennis contest. In the set OF
singles, Lash won two out OF three from
Hammond, with the scores Ga, CO, and
9-7 Wood and Hoge defeated Cowan
and Hobson. OF Flushing, two sets, 6-3,
and CO, and Hammond and Cook, Of
New Athens, one set. 1O-S.
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United States Steamboat Inspectors
Cameron and Fearn heard the testl-
mony yesterday of all persons interest
ed in the charges made by Captain
James Campbell, OF the steamer Bo-
n0nza, against Pilot Philip Anshutz, OF
the steamer Queen City. notice of
which appeared exclusively In the Com,
mercial Tribune u few days ago. 1t
was charged that the Queen City
crowded upon the course. The inspec-
tors will go over the testimony and rem
der a decision as soon as possible.-C
cinnatl Commercial Tribune.
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Along the Landing,

The Ben Hur will be here this even
ing for Parkersburg.
The Leroy had u big crowd on her
SlstersvIlle excursion Sunday.
The viii ]. Cummins got away with
n good start Saturday afternoon.
The old reliable Keystone State. with
popular Captain Charley Knox on the
roof. is Tuesdays Cincinnati packet.
The Virginia cleared promptly at 8
a. m. for Cincinnati with an excellent
trip. Her cabin was crowded with pas
sengers, many of them round-trippers.
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bAh HARBoR, Mo, Aug. s.-Thc
hrat arrivals OF the Now York yncht
CUB fleet camo IN this afternoon. Vlg-
liant finishing At 3!5.2S, winning tho
rilzo Tor HloopH ana defeating Nayhh0c
Wy ilfty minutes ana twcnty-nlnc acc
"hd7 COlOnin was second at 4A2.2a.
ana wins the 1900, defeating Emerald
nv n seconds, corrected time. iiitfc-
Fhtln WAS the NTH boat, Tho fcmaln-
uor " the feet was out " sight nj this
lime, but all ara expected by midnight.
lhofo have been no accidents thus far.
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THE RIVER.
YrsrERpAY,s DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 2 a, m,
Pittsburgh. ..KANAWHA, 9 a. IN.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, S a, m,
atl....VIRGINIA, S a. m,
GAINESVILLE. LORENA, 2 q. m.
Sstcrsville LEROY, a, m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, 0 p. m.
Slstersville, RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. E. LEROY, $3.50 p. N.
Steubenville. n. NJ. BAYN1, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. s q. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, s a. IN.
Petersburg .ARdAND, II q, m.
Matamoras. :. LEXINGTON, II u. m,
Slstersvllle. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Clarlngton. LEROY, $50 p. m.
Steubenyille. IT. NJ. BAYNE, ESQ p. m
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Editor Morrison, Of WorthIngton. Ind,
Sun writes. You have n valuable pre-.
gcrlptlon In Electric Blttcra, and | can
Chcrrfully recommend II FOR COnstlpn.
ton aud Sick Headache. and ~ n Ecnor.
nj system tonic II has no equal" Mrs.
Annie Stchlc, 2Gg5 Cottage Grove ave,
Chicago. was all run down. could not
cat nor digest food had bnckachc
which never left her and felt tired aud
weary, but xix bottles Ut Electric Blitcrn
restored her health and renewed her
strength Prices % cents ana 81 co. Get
bottle ntO,ogan Drug Goa drug store.
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CHESTER, Pa. Aug. s.-Wallace
Campbell, of New York, the comedian,
better known as Waily de Forrest, died
suddenly at the Pennsylvania railroad
station here this afternoon. while be-
ing removed from the Washington ex-
press. DIR. Long said his death was
caused by pneumonia.
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THEY don't make much fuss about
IT," We are speaking ~ Do VITA Lit.
llo Early Rlacrs. the famous little plllg
for constipation, bllluusncss, and all
stomach aud liver troubles, They
mover grlpc. charles II. Goolyc.
Market aud Twelfth streets, Chatham
Sinclair, Norty.slNth aud Jacob streets,
a. ~. schcclc, No COZ Main street. ifx.
ley liroao Penn ana Zane streets:
gowie q CO., bridgeport
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NEW YORK, August s.-The British
oil tank steamer Potomac, Captain An
derson, which arrived to-day, made the
passage from London to this port in ten
days and twenty-five hours. This is
the best time ever made by n tank
steamer between London and New
York,
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Special DIspatch to the InteIIIgencer,
DAYTON, August S.--The Old Soldiers
shut out the Governors from Springfield
,hIs afternoon. Bates. late OF Evansville,
pitrhed mastery game for the locals,
allowing Whlstler's gang only three safe
RHE
poy,on ,,.,....2 t0f06 o & % 5 2
Springfield 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 2
gaitcries-Dayton, Bates and Kellner;
Springfield, Herbrand and Rupert,
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CINCINNATI. August s.-Thc Colonies
easily defeated the Reds to-day The lat
Ter were unable to hit Frazer. Dryer was
sent 10 the slab for the Rods, but was re-
lerJI 10y Ehrct In the second inning, after
RHE
Louisville - 2 0 o 0 2--S II
Earned runs. Cincinnati /; Louisville 3.
Batteries. Ehret, Dwyer and PeltZ; Frazer
and Wilson. Time. 2:f0. Umpire, Nc
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
FORT WAYNE, August SIT was Blue
against Herr this afternoon. and Blue
proved to be anything but true blue-lt was
a case OF more yellow than anything else
The leaders were defeated In u one-slded
game. not being able to make score until
'''' RHE
Toledo .,.......O 0 0 0 o o 0 l IL g
Batterles-Fort Wayne, Herr and Camp
bell. Toledo, Blue and Arthur.
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cause the majority Of big sicknesscs, are
the trivial arrangements Of the digestion
that most people pay no heed to. Good
digestion feeds aud builds UP n man bad
digcstion starycs him in every tissue,
muscle, nerye.fbcr and brain.cell.
Bad digestion leads TO consumption,
blood and skin diseases, and nervous ex-
hnustion and prostrntion. Dr. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery conccts all
disorders of tho digestion invigoratcs the
liver aud prevents and cures consuinp.
ton, blood and skin diseases, and merry.
Gus troubles. II is the great blood maker,
flesh builder, and nerve tonic. DruggiSts
cell Il and have nothing else just as
good"
nj have lately given Dt, Pietct's Golden Med
icni Discovery trial, writes Miss G. " Mnlttlt,
VI Houston, Harris Co, Texas "nnd u has com
plttCly CURED me ofvcty serious aud obstinate DTS
ntdeta In which the hcattA action was impaired,
I took ID for two weeks I began TO experience
tsu discomfort from my Illness alct about The
fourth dose and IN iout on 1--WE days siill less aud
frvcml days amer WIS surprised TO iind lhal !
was actually better Two weeks having passed
stftt iYmBi0m had dndtbrdtSd"
The man or woman who ncglccts con.
sllpn,lon Ia storing mp IN the system q
store OF disorders thht will eliminate IN
some serious aud possibly fatal ttialndy
nr. picfce'a Pleasant Pellets arc sale,
sure, speedy and permanent cure for con-
giipilion. one little "pcllct w gentle
laxative, aud two q mild calhnriic, They
hpyer ghpe, Druggists sell them.
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CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. s,-Tho mn
nual convention Of the National Chris
paa Alliance btGan here to,day with
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nAi,la, eolnrGe AND pARTlEs

l,,pilrd with nli Kinda OF rlnin and Fancy
pTlnting An OntlrO Now Limo Of Sampler
Of iinii programme Tickets and Invita-,
lions. nj all pfltoa nj tho lnlolllgOnoei
jcb Printing 6nco, ~ aud ~ fourteenth
street. -