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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18
Convict Labor to Let.

Sealed bids will be received at tho. West
Virginia Penitentiary, at Moundsvllle, w.
Va, until u o'clock meridian, on the
twelfth day OF October. 1881. for the labor
OF 100 10 i25 male convicts for period not
exceeding i've years from the twelfth day
OF October 1891.
FiratNEach bid must DO accompanied
with a bond with security 10 the sntisine-
lion OF the board OF directors that the bid
der will comply with the terms OF his bid,
n II Is accepted. and be sealed up and nd
dressed TO the warden, Endorsed bid for
Labor"
second-Ench bid shall specify the arti-
cles proposed TO be manufactured and the
number OF square feet OF shop room which
will be required, and n steam power Is
required, tho amount OF power and price
per day they are willing TO pay therefor,
and shall bo unconditional.
Thlrd-The price per day for each con.
Wet shall be specified, and II different
price per dag Ia stated for different periods
each perfud and price must be so stated,
that one may be accepted and the other
rejected.
Fourth-lt the person bidding desires to
manufacture different classes OF articles
the labor to be employed on oaon must DO
bid for separately
Fifth-Convicts will labor nine 90 hours
u B ~ order OF the Board OF Directors
geib s. A. HAWK, Warden.
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BOXING.

Before very long 1t is likely lovers of
the manly art win be treated to a bout
between WIN Donaldson, of this CITY,
and Mike Kelly, of Cleveland, both col
ored heavyweight boxers, They are
anxious to meet each other, and will II
some club will hang up purlror guar
antee a share OF the receipts. There Is
no doubt but what they'll put up a
lively contest. Kelly has been in the
city for over a week. Donaldson
spared three rounds at Jack Bowen's
fistic entertainment at Washington
Thursday night, He went on with Ed
Violet, who claims the cOlored cham
plonship OF Canada, and he didn't get the
worst OF 1t by any means. The Bowen
Stelzer contest, by the way, was stopped
In the fourth round by the police. Siel-
ger had the best OF 1t all the way
through Donaldson will go to Wash
lngton again to-day to get on a match
with Violet TO take place wherever
there is an assurance OF the Klondlke,
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FOOT BALL

Manager Bob" Edwards, of the
Wheeling foot ball team, Is rapidly get
ting his boys In shape for the opening OF
the season on the local gridiron, satur-
day, October ., when East Liverpoors
eleven win be offered up as a sacrifice.
This fall an unusually large number Of
applicants for positions on the regular
eleven are at work afternoons at Bridge
park, Island, where the preliminary
practice is being done, Players to the
number OF twenty from Wheeling, Act
naville, st. Clsirsvllle, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry are candidates, and from
these It Is certain Edwards can pick an
eleven that win cut quite a figure In the
trl-state radius this season. The candl-
dates are:
Wheeling-E. Cook. W. Handlan, ].
Handlan, Echols, Alexander. Kincheloe.
Paul, Beck
st. Clalrsvllle-A. Mcfarland, Burdett.
AetnavilIe-w. speoht, G, McAninch,
], Edwards, w Edwards, Edwards,
II. Edwards, ]. Clynk.
Bridgeport-Barrett.
Martins Ferry-M. Grey.
So far only two games have been
scheduled for the Wheeling grounds,
the opening game mentioned in this ar
ticle, and one on Saturday, October Q,
with Union College. Manager Edwards
will schedule more games for the
Wheeling grounds than were seen in
past seasons, and the opposing attrac-
tlons viii include the best agsregatlons
OF the tri-state section.
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BELLAIRE
All Sort, orLoeaI News and Gossip From
the GIaal city.

All Sorts ofLocNl News and Gossip From
the Glass CITY.
The Capitol base ball team, Of this city,
wifi play two exhibition games at Barnes
vile next Friday and Saturday Jacob
Schindewolf will manage the team.
The public schools. which have been dis.
missed for the past week on account OF
the heat at noon, will be Kept In until the
usual time hereafter
There was n dance in Armory hall last
evening, n number from Bridgeport and
Wheeling attending. Anton La Roche fur
nlshed the music.
Charles Bralnard and william Wyatt
have returned from Washburn's circus.
with which they have been travelling the
past season.
Mrs. Edwin Thomas and children, OF CO.
lumbus, have returned home after pleas
ant visit with relatives in the Fifth ward,
C. w. Dickens returned home yester-
day from Toledo, o.. where he has been
attending the bankers convention.
Mrs. Mary Sutton has returned home
from Iowa, where she has been visiting
relatives for several months past.
L. w. Yerlam left yesterday afternoon
for New Waterford, o., 10 remain for two
weeks with relatives.
Harry Steele, formerly OF this city, but
now OF SIstersville, is the guest OF friends
in the First ward.
II. d. Wilkinson has bought the Mrs.
Mary BlakeHey property, on North Bel
mont street.
W. f. Litten has returned home from
Macksburg, where he has been for n
month past.
]. N. Grafton will leave shortly for Min
ncsota, where he goes for the benefit Of
his health.
Yesterday was pay day at the blast fur
mace, and for the men at the steel works.
John NJ. Davis and wife, OF this city, are
visiting friends in Chicago.
There has been a newly organized foot
ball team in this city.
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Score for the eight hours riding end
ing last night, Is as follows:

Mr.. VIII Matthews, of wellsburg, W.
Va, who had agreed 10 meet Miss Allen
would not race on the saucer track, and
his offer for a race on the state fair
grounds track was not accepted.
Another well known rider has,
however, agreed to ride Miss
Allen. and a matched race
OF seventy-fve miles to be ridden In
three heats OF twenty-five miles each,
has been arranged. The race will be
ridden Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings of next week, best two out
Of three heats winning, This race will
be something OF a novelty and the re-
suit will be watched for all over the
country. Miss Allen has, within the
past six months developed into n regu-
lar wonder on wheels and well deserves
the title Jimmie Michael" bestowed up
on her.
Miss Bertha Wagner. OF Cleveland. has
stated that she Is willing to meet c. p.
Clark. also Of Cleveland. who has chal-
lenged her in a matched race and ar
tcles OF agreement win probably be
drawn up to-day. II satisfactory ar
rangements can be made. the contest
will probably take place at the Island
ball park, In connection with the other
match race.
Jesse McCausland, who was to have
made a match with May Allen. has de-
cided 10 remain permanently off the
racing track. as he announced recently,
so the proposed race Is on.
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THE SIX-DAY RACE.

Spirits, fast and furious, were the or
der of the evening at the Ladies' Six
Day Bicycle Race, last evening, the
leaders riding more laps than on any
previous evening. Wagner and Allen
seemed to have 1t in for one another and
the way they chased each other around
the saucer at breakneck speed was ter
rifle, Vine, Howard and BARLEY also
had their sprlnters with them, while
Young, the local rider, shows remark
able Improvement over her riding OF
Wednesday night, She stayed with the
bunch gaod part OF the time and
seemed 10 have no trouble In managing
her wheel She Will learn 60 be "Fa-
nous Flyer" yet II she keeps on. The
race will finish Saturday night, cutting
the time down to ten hours. Rain pre-
vented the continuance OF the race on
Thursday and the management at first
intended 90 let the race continue until
Monday evening In order TO get In the
entire twelve hours. 1t appears, howev-
er. that some OF the girls have other en-
gagements for next week and there
fore must leave town Sunday, On this
account the race will finish this even
ing.
Score for the eight hours riding end
Inp last night Is MS follows.
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you know; he's the best iWirler in the
country to-day without exception. He
leads the league In victories, and there's
one feature OF the boys work
I've noticed this year that
the scribes don't seem 10
have caught onto the fact that In only
one game this year has the opposing
team earned as many runs as Baltimore
In games In which Joe has pitched. Had
there been no errors In the games he's
pitched, all but one would have been VIC
tories for his team. don't believe this
record has ever been approached
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MoRGANTowN-T feet c inches
and stationary. Weather fair; mercury 70
pARKERSRURG.-Oh river : foot and
rising. Weather cloudy and mercury 70
Little KHnRwha II stationary.
nRowNSVlLLE-ltiver feet 6is inches
and rising.
WARRfSN--River at low water mark
Clhnr.
oil ctTY-River 4 inches and station.
airy. Clear and pleasant
GREENSBORO--H ivor feet and sta.
tlonAry. Fair and cooler. Tho Adam ia.
cobs and Florence Bell due down Satur.
day; James q. Blaine and Hudson up.
STBUBENNibLT1-Rlv foot 4 lnchcl
and rising Cloudy and warm.
PITTSBURGH 10 feet and sta.
tlonary Clear and cool.
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Darlington. FAIR PLAY, G p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
slstersvllle. .GUYANDoTTE, II a. m.
Darlington, FAIR PLAY, $3.50 p. m.


Tho marks at p. m. showed 1 foot
inches and stationary. Weather. cloudy
and warm.
Last night slight riso was felt here
the result OF Thursdays rain, which was
quite general in tho upper river country.
Captain John Crockard, OF the wharf
where he superintcnded the repairs 10 the
wharfboRt. Tho boat has received such
extensive repairs that she Is fully as good
q craft ns She was six years ago, when
she first entered the raging Ohio. She viii
be brought TO Wheeling as Roon as there
Is enough water TO allow the navigation
OF a tOWbont,
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cured for the rest Of the season. Messeti
says he viii seek President foung's ad-
vice II there is any way he can secure the
$50 due him under the coyle manage
ment. Next year Messett expects TO
catch on in the Eastern or Atlantic
League. and his many friends In this CITY
VIII hope that he secures a good berth.
According 10 Messe,t. Manager ToTey-
son win reserve only Lucas. Bates,
Campbell and Bradley, Of the present
malp-uD
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RAMBLERS MUST BIZ SOLD
AT REDUCED PRICES.

II IN an undeninblo fact that all wheels
carried over from one year 10 another must
he sold at reduced price. and rather than
carry any Of our ~ wheels over to 'os, we
viii mike that pflro now, VIZ!
All ~ model Handlers, except No. a.
$50. No. q tspoclnD, 1900. randems (ail
styles, 1900, We have also a few model
On cN whcclt which we will soil. while
ihoy last at 5000 This Ii q chanco for
tho ladies'
AZ othorr will bo roid ut auction Hnto
win BEGIN Monday evening ut \ O'CLOCK,
and continue one hour each evening during
the week
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OWING TO overcrowdlng md bnd
ventilation, the air Of the schoolroom In
often close and impure, and teachers
and pupils frequently suffer from lung
and throat troubles. 10 all such we
would say, try Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy. For coughs, colds, weak
lungs and bronchial troubles no other
remedy can compare with II. Says A..
G. Freed, superintendent OF schools,
Prairie Depot. Ohio: Having some
knowledge Of the efficacy OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy I have no hcslta-
ton In recommending II to all who SUI
Ter from coughs, lung troubles, etc"
For sale by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18

Earned runs, Pittsburgh !: st. Louis l.
Two-base hit, Gardner. Sacrifice hits
smith. Gardner, Hastings. Stolen bases,
Smith 2, Rothfuss. Double plays, Hast
ings, Ely and Rothfuss; Douglass and
Cross. First base on balls. of Hastings
3: on Hart I. Hit by pitched ball. Doug.
lass. Struck out, by Hastings {; by Hart
Q wild pitch, Hart. Left on bases, Pitts
rors, st. Louis 8. Time, 1850. Umpire, Nc
Donald.
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NO man or woman can enjoy life or
accomplish much In this world while
suffering from a torpid liver. BeWitt'a
Little Early RlHers, the pills that cleanse
that organ, quickly. Charles II, GoctRp,
Market and Twelfth streets, Chatham
Sinclair trorty-stxth and Jacob streets,
A. 10. scheclc. No. COZ Main street: lex.
Icy nros, Penn aud Zane streets, Bowie
& Co, Bridgeport
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-The champions
took tho nrst game from tho Quakers 10.
day with comparative case, but In tho
second they were unable TO hit Dunkle,
Tho visitors now pitcher. The work Of the
lnttor aud several snappy double plays
were tho features, Attendance, 3iij
Score!
Ri ~
Philadelphia eel 0 0OA 10 o6il Q
Earned runs. baltimore 0. philadelphia
D, Batteries, Honor, Robinson. Orih,
lieckcr and Clements Time, 1906 Umplrca,
Emsllc ana Carpenter.
Second game.
m ~
baltimore .ui o q 0 600 81 o /
Philadelphia o 90 I o 0 % Z 2
Earned runs, Philadelphia l. batteries
Amoio and Cinfhct DHhkio and iiayie
Earned runs Philadelphia I. Time, 900
Umplrcs, Carpenter and limalle,
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Black Dress Goods.

There's vast difference in blacks, and
as the best sold at the price the INFERIOR insist on
the best being had New Repps, Cords Daeonas. Benga
lines, Mohas Mohaenes Basket Cloth, Jacquards, Serges,
etc., 1885, 55c CSC, 75c, SLOO to $500 yard. Hand
some Silk Grenadines cheap.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh /; ST. Louis l.
Two-base hits, Smith 3 Sacrifice hits,
Ely, sugden. Stolen bases, Donovan 2.
Cross, Double play, Ely, Padden and
Rotbfuss. First base on balls. on killen
l. Hit by pitched ball, BrodIe. Struck
out, by Kliien 8; by Sudhoff 2. Passed
ball, Murphy, Left on bases, Pittsburgh
&: ST. Louis T. First base OH errors. Pitts
burgh /; St.Louis 2. Time, t:fo. Umpire,
Mcdonald.
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BOSTON, Sept. i7.-Boston defeated
New York to-day in the most One-slded
gamo Of ball seen hero this season. Sulli-
van could not control the ball IN the ilrst
inning and Zenrfoss was way on In hls
Throwing. Tho Bostons scored six runs In
the first inning and settled the result then
or baitInb carnival. Nichols work was su.
pcrb and his support was perfect Secret
Ri u
Boston ,,...,G1sO OlO. o Ill Is 0
New York 30 o o o o 900 90 g o
Earned runs. Boston I. batteries, Mich
ola Uorgon and Cancel: Sullivan and Zenr-
ioss. Timo, liza Umpire, Lynch. Attend
nnce. a,000
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PhiiadelnhIa - 0 3 0 o 4 o 1 O6ii
EASE BALL COMMENT

Moractl has been released by Manager
TofreyeoH, aud is now In the city, having
LETT the team at Fort Wayne. lie was
too high priced, 20 Manager Torreyson
tpld him, ana cheaper bagAstop was sc-
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peclai Dispatch to tho Intelllrencer.

Special Dispatch 10 the lntelllgencer.
sTEuBENVILLE, o., Sept. 1.-THE
six mile bicycle road race for coiored
riders, which took place here this even
Ing, was won by Thomas Farls in l7aO;
time prize by Dave Howard in 1910.
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In SiIks&s&

There's such a variety that we
can hardly speculate on any
one weave. All handsome,
new and in assorted colors.
Specially new just now is the
Bayadera, Roman and Benga-
line Stripes, plain Renescure
Bengalines, Fancy Taffetas,
etc. A special fine Of t9-inch
two-toned tafitas for lining at
SOC a yard.
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PROSPERITY.
PROPOSALS.
NorIcE TO CONTRACTORS RS, ~,

NroTIcE TO CONTRACTORS 49,.
n AND BUILDERS.
The Board OF Directors OF the Industrial
Home for Girls will receive at the Traders
Hotel, Clarksburg. W. Va, on or p3efore
10 a. M, September q. 1897, proposals Tor
the erection of the Industrial Home ior
Girls according to plans and specimen
lions, and blank forms OF bids, when can
be secured where plans are on exhibltlon.
Drawings and specifications may DC seen
at the office OF Franzhelm. Giescy q Fnris;
Wheeling, W. Va: ONCE OF Secretary or
State, Charleston, W, Va; shoe store Oh
Bastnble 4 Anderson, Parkersburg, w;
Va. sheriffs office. Martinsburg, w. va. !
at the Office OF James Stewart, nrchiteci
Huntington, w Va, and NJ Vance Hard
ware Co.'S store. In Clarksburg w. va.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any or ali bids, and TO waive any informal
Ity should Il be to their interest TO do so;
All questions In regard 10 the plans ana
specifications should be addressed 10 the
architects FranEheim. Giesey * Faris'
""'s'''e' HARRIET y. JONES, Pres.
JEROME MADDOX, Soc'y.
STfLI.MAN YOUNG. Treas.
MRS. N. r. G. MORROW
MRS. II. 8. GARDNER.
Mr.. JOHN CUMMlNS.
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had poor support. Smith made two long
running catches In the second game, which
set the bleachers wild. Attendance, $780,
Scores:
Elrat rnmhs
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays GAMES,
Brooklyn o. Washington I
Cleveland n. Cincinnati a.
boston d.. New York 0.
Pittsburgh 10. N. Louis
Pittsburgh q, st. Louis 2.
baltimore n Philadelphia O.
Philadelphia ~ baltimore 1.
TO.DAY'g GAMES
Philadelphia at baltimore,
Now York ut Boston
Washington az brooklyn,
Cincinnati NJ Cleveland
~ Louis NJ Pittsburgh
Louisville NJ Chicago,
pl1TNnUnGH, Sept iT-plttHhufrh
took both games from tho tallsondCr1.
There were no special features In either
rumo. RtdhoH pitched nice game bat
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CLEVELAND. o., Sept i7.-Rhines
pitched two innings for Cincinnati, Ehret
The rest OF the game Belden, local ANA
te,iE aid well In right for Cleveland. The
only feature was the complete absence OF
any wrangllng or argument Kolly's deci-
slons were unqucstloned. Score:
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AZ Springfield. Score: Ri l.
Youngsto'n 20 0 ! o / 2 0 i-6i9 9
Batterlcs-sprlngael Madden and Vet
ter: youngstown, Jordan and Zlnram.
At Toledo. Score: RHE
New Castle IL 0 o 2 0 0 o 0-3l &
Battcrles-Toled blue and Myers; New
Castle, Smith, Eagan, draillus and Dono.
van,
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Wheeling Won.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
FORT WAYNE, Sept. f7.-wheeiing was
ers were rs timely as the Fort Waynes' err
rors were costly. Score.
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nrooklyn go / 9 ! 2 S96 S-5lS Z

Earned runs, Brooklyn /: Washington ..
batteries. Dunn and Burrell: Swain and
Farrell. Umpire, Hurst. Time l:iO. Attend
ance, LAG.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays GAMES

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Toledo ~. New Castles z.
Wheeling 4 Fort Wayne G.
Springfield II, Youngstown 5.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Wheeling at Fort Wayne.
New Castle at Toledo
Mansfield nj Dayton.
Youngstown at Springfield.
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BROOKLYN, N. y. Sept. 11.-Brooklyn
won another game from Washington to-
day in the ninth inning. Swain has only
himself to blame for the loss OF the game.
for after he fumbled Dunn's grounder.
which would have retired Brooklyn with
one run. enough hits were made to win.
Score:
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street. Wheeling, w. Va, sels-mw&t
A AA-wANTED MEN AND WOMEN,
"A young and old. 10 work for US IN their
own homes in spare time, day or evening.
We pay SO 10 tl5 per week. No CANVASS
ing Any child can do tho work. Send
address to-day. We send work at once.
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CAaToHTA.

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GENERAL NOTICES.
CITY TAX NOTICE.
Office Of City Tux Collector,
pnhlin nnlldlnE.

Office Of City Tux Collector,
Public Building,
Wheeling, Sept. ie 1891,
Notice n hercby given that the city tASea
for 1897 will DO due and payable at tho
Office Of tho City Collector, Public Build
lag, Friday, october !. 1891. Persons pay
ing NIL their taxes any day during tho
month Of october VIII DO entitled 90 a dis
count OF per cent on city tAxeA
The taxes on real estate will bcnr inter-
ost from November 1. 1891, at 10 per cent
per annum until paid. Save Il per cent by
JAMES X. HALL.
self city Collector
DEpEMPr1oN or BONDS or
Ia ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
Tho holders Of the above NAMED bonds
nro hereby notified that tho following niin-
beers have been called namely, y, "a 70,
IA, rs, "a, 8A, Gq, &, ca OF ono hundred dollars
each, iiG los, 30, 40, ~, ispt IN. ipS, lla,
lGi itS 10 OF I'VE hundred dollars each;
al2 OF ono thousand dollars, aud are payn.
bio october 1, 1897, az which date they VIII
cease TO bear interest, bonds and coupons
will DO paid at the Bank VI tho ohio Val.
Icy
tci5 ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN,
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FIuIE INTELIiaENCER PRINTING
i BBtabllshmOnt-NVai, accurate, prompt.
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.,..s4S9SS1ll:tiiijjSS :;

Earned runs Cleveland Z; Cincinnati /.
Umpire, Kelly. Time, i:lj Attendance, 200.
Batteries. Wilson and Criger; Rhlnes, Eh-
ret and Schriyer.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-20

y very interesting children 5 service
was held Sunday night in the Myrtle
avenue Methodist church. when the
following program was observed I:
Carol, Eater Bells: cungre cations
hymn, bort; prayer by the pastor; carol
by the school, esus is Risen: recitation,
Pearl Penuiman; Christ is Risen. song
by little Mexican girl: prose reci,a-
ton. Laura Armstrong; carol by the
school, Christ. the Savior, Lives
Again: grecitatiOn. by Margaret Roe,
Jesus Lives: exercise by the primary
department: responsive reading and
singing: primary class recitation; reel
tation by Helen Newell: primary song,
Swing the Lilies: recitation by Halle
Irwin: carol by the school, Open the
Beautiful Gates: recitation by Bruce
Section: duet and chorus. Go Tell of
His Love: recitation by Maud XII fer:
hymn, Horton; dissertation by the pas
tor, collections: quartet by the choir;
Secretary Roe's report: prayer; song
by the school. Unending Praise: Bene-
dict ion.