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nARrrn,s rERRY.
nAps and MlsnAps In the Thriving City
Acrasa the River.

Across the River.
The following programme win be car
ried out at the meeting OF the Womnn's
Foreign Missionary soelety,at the home
OF Mrs. John Reid, on Third street, this
afternoon az 2:SO o'clock:
Influence OF Christianity on the social
life and civic institutions Of heather
lands
Illustrations from the experience Of
Or, ]. G. Paton-Mrs. Boyle.
Christianity Influencing India-Mrs.
Shreve.
Ii Hung Chang and the Bioie-Mrs,
Appeal to the Mothers in Israel-Mrs,
oRg.
solo-Mlss Thomas.
South America.
Our Light Houses-Mrs. Mcclure.
A Gillian Christian Endeavor-Mrs,
Rosenthal.
synodical Echoes-Mrs. B. B, Will
Jams.
Business.
The society win meet with Mrs. John
Reid, Thursday. at 2'aO p. m, Noyem-
Der 4.
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5000

Apretty wedding was solemnized yes
terday morning at 0 o'clock at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. John w.
Hill, at Brookside, Miss Margaret Ger
trude Hiss becoming the wife OF Mr..
Charles Daugherty, OF Steubenvi!le.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Donehay, of the Bridgeport Pres
byterlan church.
Only the most intimate friends Of the
contracting parties were present. Fol-
lowing the ceremony the wedding
breakfast was served, after which the
happy couple left over the Baltimore &
Ohio for Washington, New York and
other points east. They Will be gone u
month, and upon their return will re-
side at Brookside. After December 10
they will be at home TO their friends.
The bride Is one OF Bridgeport's most
popular society girls. She was attired
becomingty in a taitor-made gown of
golden brown beaver, handsomely
braided, and made Russian blouse,
with hat and gloves TO match, and car
RED lilies of the valley. The groom is
a member Of n good family, and was
n former member OF the firm OF VIM.
Daugherty & Sons, S~teubenville. AT
present he is q representative OF an
eastern clothing manufacturing house.
Miss Alma Frazier, formerly OF Mar
tins Ferry, and who now resides near
Mozart Park, wns married last night 70
Neis Frazier, who resides in that neigh
borhood.
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CYCLING.

secretnrg-Trcusure Bull. Of the New
York division, proposes to extend the
system of weekly reports on the condl-
ton Of roads so as to include the entire
state. and President Potter thinks Il
would be q good idea TO be adopted In
other states, The reports Of the condl-
ton OF tho popular roads about greater
New York have been highly appreciated
by riders.
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STOP drugglng yourself with quack
nostrums or cures" Get n well-known
pharmaceutical remedy that will do the
work. Catarrh and Cold in the head
will not cause suffering II Ety's Cream
Balm Is used. Druggists will supply
1Oc. trial size or zoe. full size. We mail
ELY BROS, SO Warren St, N. Y. City.
Rev, John Reid, jr., OF Great Falls,
Mont, recommended Bly's Cream Balm
10 me. / can emphasize his statement.
at ia n positive cure for catarrh II used
aa d~lrected."-Rev. Francis w. Poole,
pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena,
Mont,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES intonso Itch
Ing aud atinginn, most at night, worse
by scratching n allowed 20 continue
tumora form, which often bleed and VI.
coratu, becoming very Hotn, SWAYNH'A
OINTMENT stops the Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most
cases removes the tumora, Al Crug.
gists. or by mall. for 10 cents. Dr.
swuyno & son, Philadelphia. tths&w
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
case relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
IL In a great surprise on account Of It's
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
In bladder, Kidneys and back, Ia male
or female. Relieves retention almost
Immediately. II yon want quick relief
and cure. this Il the remedy. Sold by
Il. IL, List, Druggist, Wheeling. w. va.
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on Sundays during the present sum
mer the Monongahela River Railway
Co, will sell round trip tickets between
NH points at one fare for the round
trim. NO ROUND TRIP FARE TO
EXCEED FIFTY CENTS. This gives
the people Of Clarksbhrg n chance to
visit Fairmont, and the Fairmont peo-
ME an opportunity to 20 TO ~Clarksburg,
travelling sixty-six miles in either case,
nj n cost Of only fifty cents. This Is
"eomethlng new for West Virginia,
and IL In hoped that tho people Will
show their appreciation OF these low
rniea by pnLronlzlng thom. tth&1
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wAnN1Ndl Pcrpons who enrcr

WARNING! - Persons who suffer
from coughB and colds should heed the
warnings OF danger ana snvo Them
selves suffering and fatal results by
using one Minute Cough Cure. II In
croup. and all throat and lam,
tr6ubies. Charles Il. Goethe, Market
md Twelfth streets, Chatham Sinclair.
Irorty.slxth ana Jacob streets; A. B'
scheclc, No. G07 Main street; llxlcy
Rros.. Penn ana zano streets; Bowie
n Co. bridgeport.
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CAMBRIDGE. Mas, Nov. 8. = Har-
yard made easy work Of Wesleyan on
Soldiers Field to-day. scoring five
touch-downs in the first half of the TWEEN
iy minutes and two more tn the second
han Of the eight minutes, which, With
three goals kicked, made the final score
81 10 0.
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IN NEED nF I'M

The officers OF the Ohio Valley I'm
provement Association circulated a pc
tltlon which was generally signed, ask
ing the Cincinnati Chamber OF Com
mercc to donate tho sun Of $3.50 70 the
association.
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THE RIVER.

The marks at p. m. showed II inches
(actual stage q inches) and rising
Weather cloudy and cool.
The Guyandotte is this mornings
packet for Matamoras and way land
ings.
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A MAMMOTH SIGN,

The Pennsylvania is building a
mammoth sign on the top OF It's Jersey
City depot which Is to bear the words,
Pennsylvania Depot" The letters are
thirteen feet high and at night they
will be illuminated by ELECTRICITY.
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A prominent league official suggests
that the proper procedure for those
persons who seek to oppose the present
administration Is td ga to work and re-
cure aE many new members for the
league AZ have been obtained during
the last year They N then com-
mand votes enough 10 have some IN
iluCnCc.
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YOU cant nnord to risk your life by
allowing a cold to develop Into pneumo-
MIA or consumption, Instant relief ana n
certain cure urc afforded by ono Minute
Cough Cure, Charles IT, Goethe, Market
and Twelfth %ntrccth, Chatham Sinclair,
Forty-alxth aud Jacob n%troclH, A. u.
gphnelo. No 607 Main street, ENlcy
BroB, Penn aud Zane streets. Bowie 6
Co., Bridgeport
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woMAN,s MUSICAL cLup.
The scml-Montbiy Recital takes place

The Semi-Monthly Recital Takes Place
To-Morrow Afternoon.
The woman's Musical Club to-mor-
row afternoon at 9 O'Clock inaugurates
the every-other-Frlday matinee series
with a splendid programme, from the
view point Of interesting selections and
intelligent performers. Plans now
formulated will bring TO Musical
Wheeling at large. and especially to
those whose pleasure and privilege 1t
is to be members OF the club, many
extraordinary treats during this season,
which is to be ausptciousiy opened to-
morrow in the A. o. u. w. temple with
the rendering Of the following:
Music tPaper}.
Mrs. Julius Pollock.
Beethoven (Pfhno). ,..".,........
.......... Overture to Prometheus
Mesdames C. P. Flick and Z. b.. Ryan.
Gumbert (Voices) ....... Concert Walz
Misses Eleanor Vardy, Lucy Baggs.
Belle McCabe. Carrie Frazier, Net
tie Reymann. Lucy Robinson,
Amanda Spell, Alice Egerter,
Flora StIfel, Zou Hastings, The
resa Phillips, and Mesdames Z. b.
Ryan and A. A. Wheat.
Mendelssohn .(a) Song Without Words
Chamlnade (Piano).. (b) The Flatterer
Miss Blanche Laue.
Dudley-Buck (Voice). .....,The Glpsles
Miss Corneifa Sttfei.
Schumann plano. ..................
(a) Papilons (Butterfles). Nos, 4, G,
7, o. 10.
(b) Vogel ais Prophet tThe Birds
Prophecy.
Mrs. Nellie Warren Holloway.
De Koven Wolce). ........ I'm June
Miss Sue Caldwell.
Palccot. ta) The Moths
Schubert tYoiees}.
......u..(b) Hark! Hank! the Lark
Choral Club.
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RESTAURANT AND CAFE.
TIE WiGWAM RESTAURANT AND Ckft,
..u 1. .,tf,sr Aaa,,V.V

Warm meals served In their bcat htylo,
Dining rpona cosy and SNUG. All short
order Cunllng, and prices reasonable. Only
restaurant that provides a flrBt.olh8a
Ladies' and uentlomcn'p Dining pafl0r.
Entrance on Fourteenth street.
Merchants Hot Lunch daily, l,pnnt HCot
mud Potatoes, Coffee, Hrcad and nultOT,
~. cents. ulll changed daily.
iHi4 b BRuBAABtt, Proprietor.
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lpeclal features except in the work
manship. II Is likely that "freaks' Will
9e abundant next season.
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ITCHING Piles, nights horrid plague,
is Instantly relieved and permanently
cured by Doan's Ointment, Your deal
err ought TO keep II.
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The victory OF the New York city To-
cal consulate Of the League Of Amorl-
can Wheolmcn In inducing the mayor
10 veto he ordinance exemptiHE dellv-
erR Wnuons from carrying lamps, IA
hlghly important, as II establishes n
precedent.
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WANTED.
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUsTEE's SALE.
By virtue OF n deed OF trust made by Ra-
ehei II. Lipplncott TO the undersigned as
trustee, bearing date May 4. E96, and OF
record in tho clerks office OF the county
court OF Ohio county, West virginia, In
deed Of trust book No. ~, folio sol, i will on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1891,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. proceed to
sell nj public auction in the city OF Wheel
fng, at the front door Of Tho court house OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, the following
described property, that IN TO say. The
undivided one-eleventh Q-lD OF all that
certain tract Of land on Woods run In
Richland district. in Ohio county, in the
state Of West Virginia, about four miles
In n northeastorly direction from the city
OF Wheeling, commonly known as the
dred md eiEhty-hve $50 acros, n which
farm II now In the occupancy of John W.
Nichols ns tenant, and which farm Is part
of tho land which Hugh Nichols died
seized and possessed, for q fuller doscrlp-
tlon OF which reference is made TO tho
dceda Of the late Hugh Nichols, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thfrd and as
much moro as the purchaser may elect to
nay IN cash on the day OF sale, the balance
OF the purchase money In two equal In.
etallmcnts payable respectively at six and
eighteen months from tho day OF sale
with Interest from that day, for each OF
which deferred instnllmonts the purchaser
shalt give bits negotiable PFoHissoFy note
bcarlng Interest from tho day Of sale as
aforesaid, tho title TO tho property being
retained until the payment In full OF tho
oeiS GIBSON l.. cRANMER, Trustee.
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BOWLING.

The score OF the games in the
Wheeling Bowling League last night
uoa ag follows:
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ANNNH '''H'-'''''' 10
scorers-strobOl and L. Fette. Umpire
Bicswingor.
To-nlght-Aber-Nit and Pirates.
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TO CUnE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlnc Tablets
All d]rugglHta refund the money II It fntfa
TO cure, 2bc,
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THE

VIII close to-day for one day in order
to remark goods and rehrrange stock
open Friday with bigger bargains han
ever THE LEADER.
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Geo. c. Stifel & Co.
For RENT.

NOR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
IL in the City Bank Building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. MIRO
EoR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
IL the city: largo and plenty OF light;
centrally located In best advertised build.
Ing In the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply at HUB cLoTHIERs, Fourteenth
and Market streets. Jan
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a cycle show thls year woulh IN.
doubtedly prove o highiy varied oyhl.
btti1n TatinR nifty wcti-fmown max.
or8, fourteen viii produce boyl-gclr
wheels, four will have other slylaa Of
chainlesg cycles, nine VIII DAof nm enc
closed chain model. without oyirn
charge, fourteen VIII Offer ohnIn
wheels with Improved details and pcnr
cases on option, while nine viii oror no
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HARMS FOR sALE-JUsT THINK OF
II I'll iO-acre garden farms, ten miles
from Atlantic City, for $500, $40 down and
81 weekly; only few left. Write or call for
Dur Journal RlSLEY. sos Grant street,
Pittsburgh, PA. noss
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one OF the largest mnkcrB OF chains
IN this country, for whose product n
diamond hardness iH claimed, hnH A
new device which eh5aia ho n boon 10
riders II ls n thin plato rlvotod ON The
bolt link which swings over tho head
NJ the chain bolt ana prevents II from
working loose 1t " no mitch a mart OF
the link that II ~ not noticeable untli
pointed out.
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CA.aToI1IA.

49, mMzz51 W..
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Foa SALE
Tho finest residence property in Martins
Ferry, Ohio. situate on broadway. a paved
street, and on line OF wheeling street cars.
consisting OF a fine, large two-story brick
with fine lot, with either 20, 10 or 100 feet
frontage and l1 feet deep. Very cheap
and on oasy terms,
II. T. HOWELL.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Bridge
port, Ohio. oc20
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE OR RENT-EIGHT ROOM
II house near city and motor line. Terms
easy. Possession at once. Apply 10 J. @.
HERVEY, 1896 Market st. sen
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EoR SALE-oNE AND oNE-HALF
~ lot in Greenwood cemetery; fine Local
ton; corner lot: adjoining best improve
LOT. care In%telllgencer Office. api9
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
ISLAND REAL ESTATE

No. 81 South Pom street, house Of
rooms, with lot G0xlg0 feet, formerly owned
by James NOill,
No, 05 Ohio street, northeast corner Ohio
and Huron streets, double framC house, 4
rnump Onch, lot 30Ni20 fcct,
No. @ South Huron street, southeast cor
nor Ohio and Huron streets, framo dwoll'
ing, lot l0Ni20 feet.
Wheeling Titic and Trust Co, Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
TRAFFIC MANAGERS MEET,
The Southern States Freight ASSocia-
ton Reorganization.
A CONTRACT SUITABLE TO ALL
Is What the Association IL Trying to Fors
muiate-May Adopt "a New Name
Important Changes Made.
List OF Those Present.

An an-day meeting OF the various man.
ayers OF the traffic departments OF the
railroads in the South was held at the
Jefferson yesterday. The meeting wa,
really a gathering Of the representatives
OF the Southern States Freight AssociD
tion. 1t will be remembered that on the
9Th OF this moLth the rate committee -
the association met here. and the n est.
ing yesterday was tho outcome OF thai
one-for action upon the committees re-
port.
MIR. T. NJ. Emerson. of the Aunntfe
Coast Line, presided over the meetin,
which was held in the assembly-rcou
behind closed doors There was 4 morn
ing and afternoon session.
OBJECT OF THE MEETING.
Mr.. Emerson said TO me last niaht:
This meeting was for the purpose o
making such changes or amendments IL
the contract OF the Southern States
Freight Association as 10 make II satis
factory TO all tho roads in the South.
We desire that all the roads shah
work in harmony. Some rot I'm the asso
Clation were displeased and we want u
get contract suitable 10 all. and that was
what We were working on to-day. ManI
changes were made and adopted. IN.
association will meet In Atlanta AprI
18th. while the Rate Committee meet
again at Old Point to-day.
1t Is proposed 10 make some change,
In the official functions OF the Office o,
commissioner. which IS now held by Mr
ii. S. Haines. OF Atlanta This action IL
not contemplated because OF any objeo
ton TO the incumbent. but simply TO fs
oil
title will be changed from commissionci
TO something more appreciable.
The name Of tho association may ais.
be changed
Much OF our work will have to be dom
by committees"
All OF the various managers left tn,
city last night. after the adjournmew
OF the evening session OF the association
THOSE PRESENT.
Those present were Mr. Il. NJ. Emerson
traffic manager OF tho Atlantic Coas
Line and chairman OF tho meeting. Mr.
l.. \. Emerson, traffic manager OF tn,
South Carolina and Georgia railroad
Mr.. W. w. Finley and Mr.. J. NJ. Culp
vice-president and traffic manager OF tn,
Southern Railway; Mr.. ID. +. Jack ant
+. h. Poppy. vice-presdent and genera
freight agent Of the Plant System Mr.
r. T.. Lutz. traffic manager West Pon
and Western Railroad OF Alabama; Mr.
j. NJ. Egan and Mr.. w. a. Winburn
vice e-president and general freight agen
OF the Central Georgia railroad: Mr.
William c. Shaw and Mr.. j. NJ. Cutler
vice-presldent and general freight agen
OF the Georgia. Southern and Floridi
railroad: Mr. w. 4. Guillaudeu. vice-pres
ident and traffic manager OF the Old Do
minion steamship Company; Mr.. J. O
Whitney, traffic manager OF tho Mer
chants and Miners railroad: Mr. II. )
Devout. general freight agent OF the Nor
folk and Western railroad: Mr.. f. G
Spalding. president OF the Atlanta. Knox
vile and Raleigh railroad; and Mr.. w
II. Peasants. general freight agent o
the Florida, Central and Peninsula rail
road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
JNO. 5. WISE ~ WAsHINGTON.
An Applicant for Office and Interested IL
virginia Political Affairs.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 22.-Spa
c!al.-Captain John >. Wise, althousl
row a resident OF New York, and an aspi
rant for one OF the best Federal appoint
ments in that state. still retains iiye.
interest I'm the affairs OF Virginia. fb
arrived here on Saturday, and called %
President Mckinley. the Postmaster ant
Attorney Generals and the Secretary
the Navy.
The fact alone that he was accompa
MED in his round OF visits by Colone
James ID. Brady, 4 member OF the Reput
lican Executive Committee OF Virginia, /
OF no particular significance. as II Is wei
known that the two gentlemen are per
sonal friends. but coupled with the furtls
fact that he gave dinner party
Chamberlain on Saturday night.
which Colonel Brady and Representative
NOst and Walker were present, then
seems TO be good grounds for tho oftei
repeated statement that Captain Wise dI
not propose 10 be locker on in Viz
ginIa" while a fight for the control
Federal favor was going on in his nati~
State.
But for the presence OF Colonel Brad,
at this dinner II would not require an,
great stretch OF the Imagination. eithd
TO guess the object Of the meeting or u
accurately define Captain Wise's posltio,
In this fight, and when IL is remembers
that several other prominent kepublica'
leaders. notably Hons. James 5. Brown
ing. PARK AGueWs htOfSt T.. DOWO''
and others were In the city, and not In
vited TO the dinner, and the after confer
ence. even Colonel Brady's presence fai1
10 repress the rumor this morning th4
Captain Wise has thrown himself In tls
breach. and will actively and aggressiveil
advocate the position taken by Represen
tatiyes Walker and fost I'm the distribn
ton OF Federal patronage IN Virginia. -
course this IS only rImOr. but 1T will no
down." even on the assurances OF botI
Messrs. Walker and YOst that the dinn-
was only an informal social affair. ana
the after conference was friendly dis
cussiOn OF family matters.
Representative Bowden remained hen
Saturday on his way TO Norfolk iron
Philadelphia.
Col. James 5. Browning. OF Pocahontas
spent Saturday and Sunday In the city
While here he also had a conference viii
the President by appointment. lie alss
saw Senator Mark Hanna, with whom hi
relations are very cordial.
Representative James III. Walker wa
called home Saturday by urgent bust
ness. He was granted leave OF abseno
for week by the House. and left fa
Wythcville last night. As the whole
this week will be given 10 gentlemen VIII,
wish 10 air their views on the tariff BIZ
he could nOt have selected a better time {.
look after his personal interests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
H'KINLET InPfRTTiI,
Col. Lamb il to Have Ills Inning With the
Pre.ihent ON "Wednesday.

WASHINGTON. ID. O., March 22-Spe-
cial.-Until the present time. Messrs.
Bowdcn. Wadiill and tho other gentle
men. who reprosf nj the Bowden-B Brady
faction In Virginia have had things an
their own way en- Washington They
have seen President Mckinley frequently
and the different members Of the Cabi-
net as often as they desired. They have
believed they have been making excellent
progress and that they will eventually
control tho distribution OF the patronage
en- Virginia.
The President. however has determined
10 hear both sides Of the Virginia cas-
and this morning DE- decided TO give
Colonel Lamb n hearing on Wednesday
at 2.30 o'clock I'm tire afternoon.
This arrangement was made this morn
ing by Colonel L. II. McCaull. who called
upon the Presder. and had an extensive
interview with him.
Colonel Lamb will be here on Wedne =
day and will pr sent to the President
the reasons why De or HIS friends should
not be ignored when the Virginia ap-
pointments are made.
10 is thought ~ be probable that Mr..
Mckinley viii q tcrmine 10 divide the
Offices between tie two factions.
Colonel Lamb II s. understood will
avail himself OF The opportunity Of the
opportunity 70 urge the appointment of
Colonel McCaull "a Internal Revenue Col
lector OF tho We tern District
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
In Honor of William |.

BERLIN. March 22.-The celebration Of
the centenary OF Emperor William L.
who was born March %. 1877. which be-
gan to-day. was observed throughout
Germany as a national holiday
The day opened duh and cloudy. threat
ening rain, but early in the forenoon the
skies frightened and the remainder Of
the day was sunny.
In the early hours OF the day Berlin
presented the aspect OF Sunday Shops
were closed and the streets were filled
with people In holiday attire.
Everybody was astir by day-break and
by o'clock crowds were hurrying to the
best points Of observation of the prnci-
pal sights Of the day.
While the people were assembling eigh-
teen regiments OF the Berlin garrison
horse and fOot-wcre marching from diff
ferent points 10 rendezvous at the Bran
denburg gate
The programme as outlined in the last
dispatches OF Southern Associated Press.
was carried out without alteration.