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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-08
BELLAIRE
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass city.

All Sorts OF Local News ana Gossip From
the Glass city.
The miners at Shlck G. Turnbull's,
west OF town are at work at GO cents a
ton. The other miners along the Bal
timore & Ohio will be- paid the same
wages and the peddling miners are also
paying the 60-cent rate.
The pension board met yesterday and
had sixteen applicants for examination.
The board here Is under the civil SER
vice rules, but Il Is understood that
there is to be minority member placed
on the board.
Mayor williams had his face poisoned
by coming In contact with poison ivy on
Monday, and for n day or two his eyes
were almost closed by the swelling. but
he Is better now.
Charles Rosser came home from Ches-
ter, 8. c., yesterday. He has a water
works contract there and left his son,
Thomas, and Mr.. Castol in charge OF the
work.
r. W. Archer and Henry Kunkle are
at Pittsburgh this week as the repre-
sentatlves OF the local lodges OF glass
workers.
Or. D. W. Long and family and T. A.
Rodefer and family VIII spend the heat
ed term on the Moundsville camp
ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephens, of
Pittsburgh. are visiting Mrs. Stephens
parents, +. w. Robinson, on Gravel hill.
The residents at Epworth park are
complaining rs much about the heat as
are those In town.
Miss Alice Cunningham, the high
school teacher, has gone TO Chautauqua
for n vacation.
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Wheeling and vicinity. 1t has been de-
cided to run three races, as follows'
Half mile open.
one mile open, lap race.
Five mile open, handicap,
The trades assembly will appropriate
sum that will make 1t possible TO give
prizes well worth going after, and those
who attend the labor day celebration
can rest assured that the sport VIII be
worth witnessing. The management Is
determined to have fast racing and this
will be secured in the mile race by CIV
ing prizes for the quarters, while the
fiye-mile handicap Is sure to be fast, at
least the scratch men will ride fact II
they want to win. The bicycle races.
together with the three harness races
also being arranged for, VIII give LABOR
Days celebration the best speed pros
gramme II has ever had here. Entry
blanks and prize list viii be out within
q short time.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

80, t,oor IN The raft fra
veled at springneis1,, t t WI ~; tha harJ
OF this olo town VII IpIs ',t, - hn,t Inc
things they nave nav, peen Ss sSnt. ct nnon
Nallers and VIII DC az snstt ts'.s,o u
their return from the Mess, 1t T., ,.t,,5
the new men are anowins " Ia ~ s roc
style. Reislnss oeout "a p. Sas he
most ausplolous ohe, M Sa = s.aoS one
new outhelder' seetis u 'e = sOON '"''
o.I5- -. ho,o % so
Lyle the outnelder: may nav t ~ g. ~
TO Detroit II seems tnal ny mes s sUiu a.
that club by the hochesSSf lla"9se
ment. -f
Guess Toft wnsn' IN tne ganle yes. S
day. nome run twO, 1870, anH =
single tell the tale OF MS Da''lils P'O"-
ess.
,L..., ,
The mall vote on me oo99le season
Will be taken this week " sets
two-thirds vote II VIII De started r on
Monday. July L. unIess Dny ~,
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DEATH-DEALING CYCLONE

And CIoudburst Ia Observation-Disclosures
People Known 10 Have Host Ihslr
Lives.
DULUTH. MINI. July 7-Fourteen
people are known to have been killed In
the cyclones and cloudbursls in this
sectidn of Minnesota yesterday and TO-
day.
The storm was general and It Is I'M
possible to state the amount OF dam
age with any degree Of certainty, Tine
cyclone which was central near Glen
wood, was the worst that ever Struck
the state, The telegraph lines are down
for rs miles each side of there and par
tieuiars are hard to get. The hss OF
dead a, Glenwood, so far as known, Is
as follows: Tolen Lavaan. Samuel
Morrow, Mrs. Samuel Morrow. Winnie
Morrow and Oswald MCGOWAN. .
Aside from these, Alfred Morrow ana
a baby one year old, were probably IA
tally injured. The trainmen shy num-
her OF other houses were blown from
their Foundations by the storm and un-
doubleday more lives are lost. William
Norris and wife are reported TO nave
been Killed. Railroad traffic Is para
lived because OF the heavy fall OF rain.
A bad wreck on the Great Northern
railroad Is reported about eight miles
west OF ST. Cloud, twenty freight cars
being ditched. Charles 'Washburn was
instantly killed, and w. IL. Pepper the
engineer OF the train. was seriously tn-
jured.
The storm was so general 1t Is hard to
approximate the loss, but considering
crops and other damage. II will proba-
bly, exceed 100000.
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Martins Very Ilrlsf..

The remains OF David S. Brown, for
merry OF Martins Ferry, VIII arrive AZ
Portland, over the Cleveland 4 PITTS
burgh railroad. this morning. at 1910
from Columbus Mr.. Brown lost HE
mind while In business on Hanover
street, In Martins Ferry, some years
ago, and was sent TO the asylum al
Columbus, where he died on Tuesday.
The jnterment Will take place at War
renton,
Corwln Young, or Dittonvafe. who Is
well known In Martins Ferry, won
two out Of three IN the bicycle races at
Coshocton and he won first IN the two
mile handicap at GAINESVILLE, In which
race there were twenty starters,
Rev. G. II. Edwards, who assists the
bishop OF the Episcopal church In the
Southern Diocese of Ohio, arrived IN
Martin's Ferry last night from Cincln-
natl, and made an oftioial Visit 10 ST.
Paults church. on Walnut street.
A game OF ball will be played on the
brick works grounds this afternoon, be-
tween the Martins Ferry club and the
Brown Boys.
Yesterday. while painting house In
Clark's addition, Allan Mckee fell
from scaffold and sprained his right
knee.
The Phoenix Fishing Club drove
stakes on the West Virginia side OF the
river, opposite Tiltonville. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Saunders will
return the first Of the month from q
years visit In England and Wales.
Leonard, John and Henry Fisher, AL
Davis, William Davis and Levi Jones
are fishing at NH Creek, w. va.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Company will run an excursion from
Masslllon to zoar. next Sunday.
Lyman Hanes came down from Pitts
burgh yesterday. He was one OF the
passengers in the Soho wreck.
Mrs. Catharine johnson. OF Column
bus, Is a guest at the residence OF Mrs.
Ralston. on Fourth street.
The Knights OF Pythlas will have
three candidates for the second degree.
next Tuesday evening.
Harry Williams and family returned
yesterday, from Pittsburgh and left last
night for Atlantic City.
| Mrs David James has been very sick
L
not dead, as reported.
Charles Shlpman arrived yesterday,
from philadelphia. where he Is working
in glass factory.
Miss Retta Wright, of j. B. Mont
gomery's grocery, was overcome by the
heat yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cyples bur
fed child at Riverview cemetery, yes
terday.
Miss Bessie Watson went to CALI
polls yesterday, TO visit friends.
Misses Mary. Anna and Lena Fisher
ore visiting friends at PomeroV.
William Lewis and william Johnson
have returned from Cleveland.
Charles Morgan and bride are expect
ed home on Saturday night.
John Armstrong and Miss Lizzie Coss
will be married this evening.
P. It. Anderson Is on the sick list, at
his home near st. ClalFsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tarbert have
returned from Moundsville.
Mrs. W. H. coss returned yesterday.
from Pittsburgh.
Miss Ora Milligan returned last nlght
from Weilsburg.
Mrs. ]. W. schofield, who has been
| sick, Is better.
Miss Mary Jones IS visiting at clcve-
land.
Miss Emily Mccarty is convalesclng.
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HERRINarON WELL lIKED.
The wheeling Players Have Now he
gained Their Confidence.

SPRINGFIELD. o.. July 1.-THE new
pitcher Relsling, OF the GAINESVILLE
team in tho Ohio West virginia league
which Just disbanded, pitched for
wheeling to-day. He did good work,
but was a little wild at times. Bradley,
other GAINESVILLE man. played left field
Nj The sixth timing, when he became
and Hallowell relieved him. Man
;er Harrington Is handling the boys
well and he is well liked by all. The
boys expect to do better on this than
the last trip. Winning three out OF the
four games here has put them In good
humnr. They are all playing nice ball
The team leaves In the morning for Day
ION. where they play three games.
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nInr.m.n,. afsl.am,hIpa.

NEW YORK. July 7.--Arrlved: Ful-
da, from Genoa TeutoRie, from LIVER
pool.
NOW YoRK-St, Paul, Southampton;
Germanic. Liverpool; Westerniaad,A Ant
werp.
New York.
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CYCLING.

The bicycle races to be run in con.
nectlon with the celebration OF Labor
Day at the state fair grounds, on Sat
urdny August IS. under the auspices OF
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As.
sambly. are likely to draw n large list
OF entries from the racing men Of
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snDclnl nI,paleh 70 tlle InteIlIIencer.

SPRINGFIELD, Jolly 7-4our home
runs, netting but four runs, were I I,,,''
In this afternoons game with Wheehhs,
whistler and HOffmeister made them ioF
sprngAeld; DAILY and Toft for WheeN,'s
The visitors won by score OF . TO . que
10 SUPERIOR batting. Reisling was puzzle
10 the Governors for four innings anu
when they did begin to find him. the hils
were few and well scattered the he'u,
Ing OF both teams was very yellow az
times and quick and snappy az osneiI r.
Manager Whistler played nrsT t 9r.t tG Sas s
v S,an niayed in left Held. The game Whs
closelY contested, but was eyldehuy
Wheeiing's from the start INC Na''ars u''
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gg , ss. ....,..ss : ffSSiIsi9 II

Earned runs. Springfield s; wheeling S, :
TTe.base hits, Hofmelster, Taylor Toit'
Three base hit, Retailing; Home runs,
Whistler. Ilofmeister, paly, .,l tHIS nj
Sw nItrhcd hall stevick, Iloiimeister; st9-
i len bases. Springfield .; wheeling 2 STRUCK 1iSl
out. By Poole /; BY Relslins T. Time $40
Umpire, Keefe.
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MUNYON'S gg. .y:I. Cur S:.5 4
MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. aud AIlshapa Ia the Thriving CITY
Across ths River.

inpq ana Miahap. Va tne NAEsF'-h wy
Across this River.
John B. McNlckIe died yesterday OF
bronchitis. at the family residence, on
Lombard street. aged seventy-eighi
years, He was born in Cambria coun-
ty. Pennsylvania. July Is, 1873, and had
resided in this nelghborhood many
years. He was member Of Company
H.. second West Virginia Infantry. He
was connected with Post 70, @. A. r.
which will attend the funeral In q
body. The funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock and the inter
ment viii be at Riverview.
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Along IN Landing.

inches and faiiiug. Weather, CLOUDY and
hot.
Major Charles Il. Powell. United
states Engineer for tho Pittsburgh dis
trlot, Is sending out clrchlhr letters TO
all owners OF riparian property ntong
the Monungabela river, between Home
stead and McKccspOrt, announcing n
meeting to be held In the engineers Of
nee, July N, for tho purpose Of discuss
inE the proposed establishment ~ hnr-
Dor lines between the two towns men.
toned, The meeting promises 10 be
very lively. M considerable opposition
II expected against the Improvement
River TsleutNnn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 feet and
stationary at tho dam Clear ana wnrm.
MOH0ANTOWN-~R River feet 0
inches Light rain this afternoon,
pARk EnsRuRd-Thc Ohio river II 2
feet 10 inches and failing. weather
cloudy ANA mercury No. Passed down:
The Valley Belle. Due down! Tho KA-
nawhh. Passed up; Tho Argnnd. The
llttle Knnawhn IN falling Locals On
time
OIL CITY -Rlvor I foot inches and
rising. WcAiher clear and hot
WA1lnEN -lllvor foot inches.
Weather clear and warm
aTFuBENVibLE- lllyrr feet I
inch and failing. weather clear and
w1rm.
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The Debold & Chapmans, OF Benwood,
challenge any club in the vicinity under
fourteen years OF age. This club has
been very successful this season and
has. been equipped with handsome uni
Forms. Answer through this paper.
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THE RIVER
YEsrERpAY,s pEPAnruREs.

YESTEKDAY'S DEPARTURES.
Charleston. .FANAWHA, Z p. m.
Slstersyille. =. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Clnrington. -. LEROY. $50 y. IN.
Steubenvllle. IT. NJ. Bnync, 2!S0 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Pittsburgh. .H. X. BEDFORD. $50 q, m
parkcrshurg. ARGAND, II q. IN. &C..
Matamoras,, .LEXtNGTON,. IL. "A. m.
slstcrsville >. RUTH, $40 n IN. ....
Clarlngton, IT,. LEROY, 3:3Op. m
stcu6onyillc, n. NJ. BAYNE, $50 y. tn.
DoATs LEAVING TOMORROW.
slstcrsvllio. ;. RUTH, $50 y, m.
Cinrington. LEROY. 800 .. m
steubenvillo,. n. DAYNE, $50 p. m.
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Next Saturday asbicycle race will be
given over course four miles long.
Five prizes will be awarded and the en-
trance fee will be ten cents. Those de-
string TO enter will apply at 50 Fifteenth
strept
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SPORT.
Bsse Ball. Bowling, Bicycling f,
Boxing, Races, tic
INTERSTATE LEAGUE
Yrsterday,s wInner--Wheellas.

To.day's games-Wheeling az Day,ont,
49,, SSstla al Fort Wayne. Mansfield az
TEolSdo. Youngstown at Springfield.
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nNNERAL NoTIcEs.
DIssoLuTIoN NOTICE.

Tho firm OF Magic e. Zalesak has beer
dissolved, W. Hatcsak retiring The busi'
ncHS will DO continued by Chas, Magic,
All persona knowing themselves indebted
10 said firm Will call and settle ~ once,
CllAS NA0LE,
Ladies' Tailor
w. HALESAR
Wheeling. W. Va. July Z. lsgi. ty9
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Rev. 7. n. Reynolds, son VI r. NJ.
Reynolds. " Gravel street, who was
well known here, died ~ Erwin, Ohio,
Tuesday The remains were brought
here yesterday evening 10 his parents
home, and were taken "a Cameron for
internont this morning, Deceased was
IN hll twcniy-eiFhlh Yeats aud only
hid been married about three weeks.
Mrs, William Campbell " powhatan,
ONO. n here on VISA 10 her son.
Charles Campbell, " MoMcchen avenue,
Charles Nelbergall and wife lett yes
lefday ON M extended visit TO frlcndH
NJ Oakland Md
ban Morris had ha foot badly mash
cd while at wofl. IN the tubs works this
week.
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M'MEcHBN.

breezy News Items Gathered In the BuSV
Marihall Coaniy Town.
Prizes have been offered to the
Sabbath schools at McNeehen for The
essay containing the most and best rca &.
sons why there should be no Ealoona In
MCMochen or lenwood. This contest Ia
now thrown open 60 the youths Of tho
town. The awarding committee viii
pay attention to The ngc, that all may
have u fair chance 10 win. Each con.
testant will he asked 10 give his or her
age and Tor what school. All nre invited
10 Join the contest. This contest closes
July co. A public meeting viii bc hold
on Monday. August 2, for the readlnF
Of the cnuys,
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THE boHt Of all Pills ore nEEclI.
ANS.
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FOR SALE.

C,ToCKs FOR BALE
- 10 shares Wheeling Title and Trust Co,
] Whiinkor Iron Works bond,
81 shares Wheeling Steel and Iron co.
30 shares German Fire Insurance Co.
IN shares Wheeling Railway Co,
Z Wheeling Pottery bonds, por cent.
Wheeling Steel A. Iron Co. 6 y. c bonds.
10 shares llellnlTe Steel Co.
50 sharea wheeling Bridge Co,
b shares Exchange Bank.
II. s. IRWIN, Broker 2 Twelfth st
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Lytie the outhelder. may have to 80
10 Detroit. II seems that he was sold to
that club by the Rochester manage
ment. ~
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wheeling opens series Of four games
nj Dayton this afternoon. Hallowell
viii pitch to-day and Campbell or Gar
vey tomorrow.
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Guess loft wasn't In the game yester-
day! A home run. two-bagger and n
single tell the tale Of his batting Prov
The herald., 1897-09-10

in mid-air with no building or anything
else within 25 feet, A. Valencia one of
the crew. young Mexican who was
born in Los Angeles, climbed nimbly
and fearlessly TO the top, put one foot
over the upper rung and after standing
there long enough to receive the entuh-
siastic and we'll deserved howls of de-
light from the crowd so far below him,
he threw his other leg lightly over the
top, clasped his legs about the sides OF
the ladder and slid down.
The ladGer on which this clever fea t
was performed was acquired by the
department last December, and is one
of the finest of its kind. The old truck,
Company A, which has been here since
H. was next drawn up for inspection.
The extension ladder, which is about 80
feet shorter than the new one, was run
up, and from under the extension lad
der was taken portable ladder that has
been constructed here anG can be used
in places where it is impossible to get
with the trucks, as in the case of a
house setting back from the street in
grounds. Assistant Chief Ed r. Smith
is responsible for the portable ladder,
and it is due to his ingenuity that the
city is provided with so valua BILE an ad-
dition to the other equipment
The herald., 1897-09-10

together with Col. G.. c. Thomas and
Chief Engineer Walter S. Moore, were
seated on platform erected for the
purpose.
A handsome silk flag of the national
colors floated over the heads of the
reviewing party, and one by one the
engines and hose carts drew up before
them for inspection.
Men and horses were on their mettle
and every inch of the engines and carts,
every bit of brass and glass, iron and
steel in their composition was immacu-
late enough to invite a handling with
white gloves.
And yet they were all in readiness for
instant action aS was evidenced when
an alarm of fire sounded, and the three
companies from whose district the call
was sent in glided away as If by magic
anG started as if shot out of gun for
the scene of action.
Last but by no means least on the
program of review were the two hook
and ladder companies, A and B. The
latter was first drawn up in front of
the reviewing stand by the three mag
nificent horses that draw it and the
crew proceeded to action The horses
were taken out and the extension aerial
ladder was thrown to it's full height
into the air by means of cog wheels and
two cranks, one on either side. A better
idea of it's height may be had when it is
stated that the top of the ladder reaches
the cornice of the Bradbury block.
After it was securely adjusted and
while it stood there vertically So feet
The herald., 1897-09-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Drs. Choate & McCarty. ss1 North
Main street.
Call Tel. Main 243 for ambulance
Kregelo G Bresee, Sixth and Broadway,
Linen holdings, the latest. See them
at Sanborn, Vail & Co., 1873 South Spring
street.
Robert Sharp e. Co., funeral directors
independently. .536 South Spring street.
Telephone 1929
For fishing tackle and ammunition go
to the Southern California Arms COM
pany, 113 West First street
Watches cleaned. rs cents; main
springs. so cents: crystals. 10 cents.
Patton. 214 South Broadway.
Write w. R. Wheat, Postoffice box 1893
city, and get illustrated catalogue of Los
Angeles Military academy containing in
teresting matter for your boy.
Adams Bros, dentists. 1884 South
Spring street. Plates from $4. Painless
extracting, so cents Filling speciality
Hours. 8 to 5; Sundays, 10 to IL.
The Friday Morning club will give ar
informal reception this morning at 1886
in their rooms on Broadway to Nine
Cappiani OF New York. A musical pro-
gram will be rendered by local talent.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey. Stimson
block first floor, rooms 1873, 1874, 1856.
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseas Of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours. to 5. Tel. 1927.
There will be meeting of Main,
Spring, Broadway and Los Angeles
street property owners at the Merchants
and Manufacturers rooms on Saturday,
September II, 1897, at 1:30 o'clock p. M,
sharp, to discuss boulevard matters.
Platinotype reproductions Of carefully
selected "old masters" on sale at Lich-
tenberger's art emporium, 202 South
Spring street until September 18th. A
rare opportunity for students and con-
noisseurs. See the display in the show
windows.
Mrs. Galpin's social study classes
meet at SIS Fremont avenue. Shake
speare Monday, p. M; current topics
Saturday, 1880 p. m. Mrs. Maynard S
nineteenth century history class, 4311a
South Spring street, Wednesdays, 10 a.
m Tuition, 81 per month.
We carry a large stock of picture
frame holdings and make every char
acter of frames, and are in position to
give you the lowest prices on same, be-
ing manufacturers. When having any
pictures give us call and get prices
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 1873 South Spring
street.
The herald., 1897-09-10

Long sons, short sons, large sons, small
sons, fat sons and thin sons, and some
sons large enough to be twins, boarded
the train with many and various kinds
of friends, all intent on making the three
days outing memorable one for all
taking part in it.
Music-of an uncertain kind-and
jollity of a very decided kind, occupied
tn minds of men who in few short
hours would be wilted in the throes of
seasickness. Adolph Ramish dashed
from car to car with cheerful energy,
needless of the coming time on the heav-
ing ocean. William Craig, secure in
the possession of good breakfast, reck-
ed not of his coming offering TO Neptune.
Senator Stephen M. White, released
from the care of harbors and citrus tar
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Pugilistic Offers

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-The Ma
tional Club has wired Kid Mccoy, chal-
lenging him to meet Joe Walcott in this
city. If Mccoy does not care to accept
the offer is open to Tommy Ryan. Any
weight is acceptable to Walcott's man.
ager, Tom O'Rourke. 1t looks now as il
the Walcott-Lavigne fight is off. La
vigne would not agree to the weight
proposition. O'Rourke wanted his mar
10 weigh 1877 pounds at o'clock, while
Lavigne insisted on a ringside weight
Of 1877 pounds. On this difference they
split
Eddie Connolly Of New Brunswick
states that if he is successful in defeat
ing Owen Ziegler next Tuesday night.
ne will challenge Walcott to meet him at
1856 pounds, weigh in at 6 o'clock.
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yellow. Each man carried a walking
stick with a knot of yellow ribbon fiut-
tering from the top, and. each manly
breast blazoned! with a mammoth sun
flower. The members of the Ramona
parlor came next in line and wore no dis
tinctive garb, but the Corona parlor
was decked out in duck trousers and
vests, blue serge coats and straw hats.
The Southern California S3nd headed
the third division with Ralph J. Do
mirguez marshal, and aides, and the
Knights of Pythias, Uniformed Rank
made as good a showing as any feature
in the parade The nvited guests in
carriages Were also in this division. In
the first were Mayor Snyder and Hon.