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DETROIT, Mich. March Is4-Before
,o.nIsh:s riding began IN tlfs twgaty.
six.s1ay bicycle rare Waller declared
,bat Il Gardner came on ne Cwallsrl
would uuit the track L.NteE Gardner
app.ared and did his AFFpurtlna.
IN, Mailer kept o.. his pnSsssts being
unnoflc,d. Girnm was ohit TO rest
al ,Inies, his arm being iR% IA SHAPE
NE result OF fall reeelvstt44st week.
Dench stl! leads. having eAsned Two
more laps ahead Of WlllsS sehe Lead
~ continue 70 out-dis;aneAs9il indoor
records for long distance re they
NH Wind up With an elEhEfA nd one
haf hsur's 60 to-mdrrolE-I,e EenlnE.
Sy1.e Al Q o'clock:
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cLAIRVoYANT.

HeAlth-wealth--and Happiness by con-
eulIInE Prof, Charles II. Leon. the eele-
bFGted ClplrVoyant and Trance Medium.
I'd will read your future without mis-
take Gives valuable Information on all
S(fairs Of life. Prof. Leon has been pro-
noUnced the world over IS the greatest
ClaiFvoYAnt In the 18th century. Through
hl8 aid and advice . great many people
have been made happy. he oVercome9
YOUR enemies, removes family troubles, re-
stores lost affections. causes marriage
Removes evil influences, bad habitG, and
viii tive you correct information on law.
suits. divorces, lost friends, etc.
Never calling advice TO- young people on
marriage and how to choose . husband
or vito for happiness, and what business
Il hest ADAPTED for speedy riches,
SliHinF Stocks speculation speciality.
Also gives Indispensable advice 10 young
ladies on love, courtShtp and marriage,
And tells whether. your lover Is true or
SHvs committed him and found that his aid
And advice led 70 prosperity and happiness.
He 0dyertISes nothing but what he can
40. and does not wish 70 be claASed with
me many cheap pretenders found IN every
cIfy All who are In trouble, Wh0E8 fond
Set,es have been blasted, who have been
deceived and disappointed by false prOdic-
fionS az Others. before giving up In despair
are Invited TO call and be convinced OF the
above statement without delay. Hundreds
Of persons have an evil influence around
Sometimes II n caused by other persons.
Sons tInieS Il comes OF itself Come and
have Il removed and happiness and sue
cess will follow. Business strictly cpnh-
dental, People living out OF city wishing
to know particulars as TO terms eIc'' en-
close stamp for reply. -.
Hours from 10 q. m, 10 p N. MLs
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special DiEpateh 10 the Intelllgenehr
KINGwooD. ". Va. March "a
TraHic on the third division Of the RaltI-
more & Ohio Was delayed six hours to-
day by an accident to passenger train
No. s east bound, going up the Terra
Alta grade. The rails spread throwing
the front engine over on Its side ana De.
rallied several cars, The engineer and
fireman had to Jump for their lives. NO
one was seriously injured and the dam
age 10 the train WAS sliEh:.
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MANCHESTER. n. H., March 2s.-
The mills here are making large guam
titles OF cotton goods for the Chinese
trade. Five hundred bales OF goods
were shipped to China this week. and
other orders Will be filled as soon as
,NnIGlhlR
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Tlis marks at p. m. showed 20 feet and
rising slowly. weather cloudy and
warmer
The current Of tho Ohio river has cut
away acres OF the land VI Tow Head Is
land vt late years, but many acres have
been added 10 the lower end Of II, ana Il
continues TO grow In width and length 81
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THE RIVER.


yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, : n, m.
PnrkVrSbUrg. BEN HuR, II q. m.
SisterRYIlle. RUTH, 3;,D p. m
CIAFingtor. :. LEROY, $40 p. M
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. III. X. BEDFORD, $50 u. m
parkeFsbuFE .ARCANU, u q, m.
MatamornB, ..LttXINuTON, II T. m.
SistOrBVllle. RUTH, SEQ .. NJ.
CIaEInEt6n. !. LEROY, s;Sb p, IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW,
Pittsburgh. BEN IItfR, lam.
pittRbnrgh. KANAWliA, g y. m.
Pittsburgh. ..K KEYSTONE STATE, 8 a, m
GAINESVILLE =. .L.ORENA. 2 u, m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, s a, III.
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M.,t HlrrlnlA I.sn.Iens.
.p.elsI pIspa,eh to the In.ellIEtneer.

Special Dispatch to the lnteIIiGeneeF'
WASHINGTON. D. G., March 26.-
Mrs. JemIina A. Rexp'ad. Of kingwoOd
has received a certificate Of widows pen
sion: Charles BlOn. Of BellAire. Ohio, q
certificate Of renewal and reissue and
George 7. Work, OF Washington. Pa, q
certificate OF REISSUE and Increase.
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DOES your head feel as though some.
one waK hammcrlnE II: as though a mil.
lion SPARKS were fyihH out Of the eyes?
Have you horrible sickness Of the
stomach? Burdock Blood Bitters viii
cure you. J
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YoIf can trust US to move your piano
Eafelv. Our men have had fourteen
years experience with US.
F, W, BANNER CO.,
1aIO Market Street.
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Easter Number Of "The AmefiCan Queen',
aENrRA1 NoT1oEs.

NOTICE
The State Board Of Health win meet In
Charleston April 81 a. and = prOxlmo.
for the examination Of applicants for the
board's certificate to practice In the state,
ND. BAKER, II. D.,
mr1T Secretary state Board Of Health.
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A STOCK OF over sixty pianos now In
Cur warprooins gives an uncqunlled op-
uurtunity for selection.
i. w. BAUMER co,
1910 Market street
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YOU can trust our plano movers to
move your piano safely.
r. w. BANNER co.
1910 Market street.
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MAZE HELP WANTED.

TJyANTEp-MEN DESIRING A 1P
w pOINTAlENT as PostOftlce Clerks,
CnrrIerS. and In other Government posi-
lions, 10 write for valuable Information
free. U. 8. BUREAU OF lNFORAIA-
1'TON. Cincinnati, o, mrGIo
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Distressing Kidney and bladder dis.
an ~ relieved In elk hours by the NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID
NSY CURE" This new remedy Il a
treat SurprISS on account Of its exceed
Ing promptncss In relieving pain In the
bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of the urinary passage IN male or te:
male, Il relieves retention Of water and
pain In passing i almost lmmealet ~.
"a vonr remedy. Sold by r. H List,
dTuEEIst wheeling. ". va.
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DECIDED At LAST.
IaWls County EISotloa Cast Decided II
Favor oEIlRhtbnFn.

Special Dispatch to tho IntpillEeneEE,
WESTON. W. va March 2s.-The
county court -daYEehdsEed q decision
in favor Of Lightburn CRspublIcan) for
county clerk, thereby declaring that the
people rather than the ballot 6cratchers
should rule. The case Will probably
earrIed 70 the circuit court
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DON'T allow the lungs to be impair
al nv the continuous irritation OF a
cough, II Is easier to prevent consump"
lion than 10 cure It. One Minute Cough
cure taken carly will ward on any
fatal lung trouble. c. r. Goethe, cor
ner Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie
d Co, Bridgeport: Peabody 8 son.
T1AnWn0d
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Her Maissty's Corset,

closes her engagement in this city. ANY ladies'
who have not had Mrs. Browne fiji them with this
corset should not fail to do so to-day, for this is the
Greatest Health Giver and Beautfer Of the Figure
ever produced. We will continue to carry full
lines Of styles and sizes in Her MajestYs CoEsek
thereby fnsuring perfect satisfaction.
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AGENTS WANTED.

TTTANTRD-AGENTs TO SELL THE
w IndelIhle Check PerforatoE: retails
nj 500; largo commission. WESLEY
MFG. CO., Il Park Row, New York -,
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CA8TcoRI a,

..;5:.;;a;Illi!!53.,.GemzZzz1 w. NJ
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R. K, GfBen & Co.,
sssss,'o. to James crangle,


TO My Friends and Patrons.
Having closed out my business to the
reliable and well known hrm Of r, i.
GlfTen & Co. take this method Of thank
ipE my friends and the trade generally
for the kind patronage bestowed on ne
in the past, and ask for my SUCCESSORS
the same liberal patronage heretofore &C.
corded me. Very respectfully,
JAMES CRANGLE
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
- Two acres OF ground with an eight
r6omed house, outbuildlnGa, fruit, etc.
Convenient to motor. Terms easy. a bar
Ealn. J. c. HERV6Yp wheeling, W. Va
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LIVER Complaints cured b
BEECHAM's PILLS.
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Fo.pAY-oEo. 8. arrFlL 5 b.
Mrs. S. W. Browne,

Who has been with Us during this week fitting
and demonstrating the excellent and renowned
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BOWLING.
The score Of last nIsht'E lehneS In the
goygIIn4 League was az fullSN4:
ADJUSTMENTS.

VWVUE--LIT UFIIEEI'
SeDrerS-GauEhan and Nolte
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NoR Sam.

THOR sALF-cANARY BTRDs-A FINE
h lot 81 Male and Female CanaFioS at
HENRY HELMBR1GHTS, eGl MaEsee
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WANTED.

TTTANTED-CANVAssER FOR FALL
F" nursery orders. Weekly salary.
RRoWN BROS, CO, Rochester. y. y:
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FoR SALE
ono very old Flax Thread Spinning
Wheel. One wool rode Spinning wheel
FTv four 10 six cuts each. For price
ma further particulars enquire @
fe2S INTELLIGENCER OFFICE
CIToCRs FOR SALE
- 10 Hh0reS wheeling Title and Trust 60
II WhIt0Rer Iron Works bond.
60 shares Wheeling Steel and iron e.
"a ShRro8 German Fire Insurance. 90.
RI ShRreS wheeling Railway Co.
SWh0elinE Pottery bonds, 8 per cent.
WheelinE Steal q Iron Co. 9 p, G. 6ona6
% shares BellAirO Steel Co.
b shares Wheeling Bridge CO.
8 ShRreR Exchange Bank.
Z. s. IRWIN. Broker. = Twelfth e;
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F0F SALE.
4 FEN CHOICE LOTS 1T BDGIEGT0A,
CHEAP AND on EASr TERMS
w. v. HoGE,
For !. SRLE,

w5H n 5. c., viii dISpOSo q the tel.
lowing judgments:
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-10-31

a republican, was a lifelong enemy of
the democratic party, was a power In
NV York politics for forty years. For
a large part Of that time he was a potent
fierce N national affairs. The anti-Ma-
sonic party was not distinctlvely a foe
of the democracy solely but most of its
membeIs We're national republicans, and,
in conjunction with the national repub-
Leans, it was one of the elements which
entered into the combination against
Jackson in 1884 that adopted the WING
name Weed held but one political Of
flee, that of member of the legislature.
and this he had for only one term. He
was offered high official positions by
three observation-disclosures. Fillmore and
Lincoln-but declined them. He was
editor of three papers, the best known
of which was the Albany Evening Jour-
nal
The election of John Quincy Adams In
1924 was largely due to Weeds efforts.
The paper which Weed edited then, the
Rochester Telegraph, was the first paper
winch mentioned Adams for president
Weed got up combinations in the New
York Legislature, which chose that states
presidential electors at that time, by
which he secured for Adams twenty-six
of the states electoral vote, four going
to Crawford, four to Clay and one to
Jackson. This was great triumph, as
Crawford and Clay, before the contest
in the legislature began, appeared to have
more friends in that body than Adams.
1t was a victory too, wrested from one
of the most astute and resourceful party
managers who ever lived, Martin Van
Buren,, who worked for Crawford then,
but who went over to Jackson's support
Immediately after Adams term began.
Weed gained many triumphs after that
He took. a prominent part in bringing
about the nomination of Harrison in 1S4O
Clay in 1874 (Which was unanlmous)
Taylor in 1S4S, Scott in 1852 and Free
mont in 1856. After being victor on a
hundred fields" he met his Waterloo
in the Chicago convention of 1860, in
which he led the Seward forces.
The other political bosses of national
reputation were or are Simon Cameron,
Samuel J. Tllden, Matthew S. uay, David
b. Hill and Thomas G. Plat. Gamer
on's power covered a far longer period
than that of any of the others whose
names are coupled here with his. De-
NOlu VI Tue SudNlly VI all DuIeIl, LIE SeH-
iaEty and tact, of Weed, the personal
popularity of Hill (from 1886 to his gn7m-
inious silence and abdication of leader
ship after the convention of 1866, and the
astuteness, the talent for organization
and the mastery of details of T,ilden and
Plat, Cameron, nevertheless, built up
a machine which dominated Penn5yl-
vania politics for more than a genera
ton Of time and established a dynasty
which, when the master hand was re-
moved, wrecked itself almost as con-
spicuously under his son, the recent sem
ator, as Cromwell's regime did under
the second bearer of that name. The
elder Cameron's pupil and successor is
Senator Quay. Platt's ascendancy in
his party began about half a dozen years
ago, but in this time he has won sey-
eral notable trlumphs.
CHARLES M. HARVEY.
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MlRABEAU LAMAR TOWNS.
Former AIabamian, Now Orator. Poet and Phil
osopher, 10 Brooklyn.

From the New York Times
Mirabeau Lamar Towns, orator. law
yer, politician, poet and philosopher,
was born down SOUTH" educated in
Germany and lives in Brooklyn. In his
Alabama home his neighbors knew him
as a brigqA lad who had gone from there
to- Atlanta to school, and when IA years
old was sent abroad for further educa-
ton. He returned with the sheepskin
of a doctor of laws from an old German
university and began the practice of his
profession in Oswichee ALI But the
place was too small. He wanted to ride
Pegasus that pleasure could not be in
dulged in with any degree of comfort
or profit in Oswichee, and so he came
to Brooklyn.
Towns was called upon to fill a short
judicial term, and since that time he
has been called Judge" Towns, both
in hattery and sarcasm He had a
knack of keeping himself before the
public in his early days-twenty-fiv
years ago-but when he became a men,
Der of the constitutional convention he
found improved opportunities to venti-
late his ideas about property and social
rights. Socialism had been his hobby,
and between divorce cases and damage
suits ne always found time to preach
the doctrines of his political faith.
The Climax was reached when he arose
in the convention and denounced Presi-
dent Cleveland for sending federal
troops to Chicago to assist in putting
down the rioters. After he had been
shut off by the previous question,
Towns came back at his enemes by in
Producing a resolution in which he re
ferred to the mover of the previous
question as follows: Whereas, an ass
has raised his head and brayed in this
convention" etc. When the parliament
tary contest was over Towns was the
vanquished one, and although the reso-
lutions which were passed were devoid
of unparliamentary expressions the
members knew by the text in which d.
rection to look for the bray.
The socialistic wheel is not the only
one with which the mercurial Mirabeau
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Something New Under the Sun-A Positive
Cure For Chronic Catarrh.

Something New Under the Sun-A Positive
Cure For Chronic Catarrh.
SO many people have been disappoinf-
ed with catarrh remedies that we would
hesitate to make this assertion IL we did
not have positive and convincing proof
the Alaskan Remedy company, after test
ing to their own satisfaction the wonder
full curative powers of their great b.
tanic Remedy Anti-Catarrh sent their
agents throughout the land making cures
of the worst cases to be found, for they
realized that 1t would take more than
mere advertising to convince the public.
In no place has their marvellous remedy
made more miraculous cures than in Bir-
mingham. We have testimonials from
some of the best citizens of this city.
When you use Anti4Catarrh you ara
using a remedy ihat has been fully tested
in your vicinity and is guaranteed to
cure you. From the thousands that have
used Anti-Catarrh we have received only
words of praise. All agree with us that
it gives immediate relief and a perma-'
nent cure For sale by all druggists or
direct from the Alaskan Remedy Coz
Southern branch, Birmingham, Ala.
IO-30-su- Wed-fri-tf
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$ troubled. Preachers should be made

is troubled. Preachers should be made
to work for their living, mot by plati-
tudes on Sunday, but everyday labor
among their people," he says. The
rights of directors to increase or de-
crease the capital stock of corporations
without the consent of stockholders has
kept him awake nights and made his
friends weary by day. Then he wanted
the life tenure for judicial offices abol-
ished; said that the system was abhor-
rent to American government, and that
the terms of those who sit on the judges
benches should be shortened.
But as a legislator he probably att
tracted the most attention by his effor $
to strike the word male" from the
state constitution and to substitute the
word female" Men have shown their
incapacity for government" he argued
land it is time to give women a
chance"
While politics and socialism, bombas-
tic harrangues and crack Drained reso-
lutions brought Towns much notoriety
and a certain kind of fame, 1t was Mira
beau's muse which carried him to the
wealth with which he enjoys life in
Brooklyn.
He presented the cases of his clients
to Judge and jury in alleged poetic form
he won many of them, and his poems
netted him a fortune and the title,
Champion Poet of America" One Mi
chael Broone was probably responsible
for the Towns method of presenting
cases. He heard of Towns and went to
him with an involved case, which he
would give to the lawyer only on con-
dition that he would make his argu-
ment in doggerel. He won the case,
with the following lines, receiving s575
for his client:
In July last, about the time
That hungry mortals like to dine,
The plaintiff being married woman.
Went forth to see her husband, Rowan.
The frugal meal yet smoking warm
She had in bucket on her arm.
For tits the plaintiffs chief delight
To quench her husbands appetite.
Now, the defendant, Charles Bedell.
Keeps near the park, OH sad to tell,
A low resort of Vice and sin,
Where he dispenses rum and gin.
Yet, not content with deadly cups
He keeps two wild ferocious pups
To slay those who escape his lair
With deadly hydrophobi-air.
When plaintiff came into the park,
This Charles Bedell, just for lark,
AS he says in his own defense,
By way of excuse or pretense,
Seeing she was but a woman,
Set his puppies on Mrs. Rowan,
And as he saw her race with fright.
Trying to save herself by flight,
He shouted, "BiH, before she goes
Just play upon her with the hose"
Cursed assaulted, all but drowned.
Bleeding from the puppies wound,
The plaintiff, gentlemen of the jury.
At last escaped this blackguards fury
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And comes in court to see If you
VIII do as you'd have others do.

VIII 40 as you'd nave others do.
Many similar pleadings took place,
large fees were collected, and in 1894
Broone died and willed him his lands in
New Jersey, which were estimated az
worth upward of 100000 This Letter
came with the bequest:
Dear Friend You have been kind to
me and l1unered me for many years:
you have devoted your muse to my
whims and fancies, and your Pegasus
has been at my disposal as a. hobby
horse. The salt meadows OF Newtown
Creek are not Irrigated by any Pierian
spring, but your winged stesd may find
there, If not an ideal pasturage. at leash
a change of diet and sufficient of the
wherewithal to keep both him and his
master harmless of fortune. Ever yours,
MICHAEL BROONE.
Modesty is not one of Mr.. Towns fail
ings. He manages to make himself
heard periodically, and IL he cannot at
tract attention in the legitimate way,
he does something erratic or writes
something queer, and between social
ism, poetry and woman's rights Mira
beau Towns manages to keep before
the public.
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white Ash Coal Cow. H. Graves. Prop.

We ARE now handling the coal of this
company, and selling best lump, deliy-
cred at SITS per ton. Price at our yard
$3.50 per ton.
It is easily kindled, burns freely and
longer, and gives a more intense heat
than any coal in the market. 1t burns
to a heavy white ash, with no cllnkew
or cinders.
Good weight given.
Heidt-Nelson Coal & Lumber Co.,
Ave. A, between Goth and 21st SITS.
Phone 9i2
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Is still painting signs and viii this week
exchange painting for dry eppsss. gro
ceiies, paints, etc. Signs Speciality.
Office and shop 211 N. goth St Get our
prices -
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It's Only a Matter of taste

As the woman said when she kissed her
cow. It's the same way with wsll pa
per. IL you don't care how your rooms
look it isn't important that you sitaId
have Colby & Roll paper them. But II
you do want nice, tasteful rooms il VIII
pay you handsomely 10 select your pa
psrs at Colby & Rolls Wall Taper and
Art Store, 1923 First avenue.
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There Is a man On town who Is exactly
like Emperor william, of Germany but
who has more sense. lie .SHilliam j.
Bisrh3T, the bresvmaster Of zShillineer's
brewery, who graduated at file Munich
Brewing Academy In 1888
The herald., 1897-11-22
Spoiled the Feast

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-A murder
broke up the wedding feast at the mar
riage Of Isaac Goldstein to Katie Silver
stein tonight in the fiat OF Vetta Cor
don, in tenement house on Henry
street Charles Schapiro appeared at
the festivities armed with Il revolver.
shot Louis Liberman in the abdomen.
infiicting Il wound from which Liher-
man died shortly afterward, and he
would have killed Liberman's son.
Meyer, had not twA detectives arrived in
time to save him. Schapiro was ar
rested. Miss Gordon told the police that
she had refused to marry Schapiro be
cause he wanted her to work after the
marriage. Schapiro is a sWarthy He
brew of "A years.
The herald., 1897-11-22
American Volunteers

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The feature at
the annual meeting of the Volunteers Of
America, over which DR.. Chauncey NJ.
Depew will preside at Carnegie hall to-
morrow night, will be the ordination Of
Mrs. Ballington Booth as a minister OF
the Church of God in General" The
clergymen who will take part in the
ceremony ill be the Rev. Dr. Amory
H. Bradford, a Congregational ministe!
of Bradford. N. j.; Rev. DIR. r. S. Mac
Arthur. Baptist; Rev. Josiah Strong AMI
Rev. DR.. Greff of the Presbyterian min
!stry of Brooklyn. John Wannamaker
is expected to be present. All the boxes
have been sold at high prices and among
the purchasers are the Rockefellers. Bill
lings, Dodge Stuart, Hammerley. Stick
ney. McAlpine, Otis. Livingston and
Vanderbilt families.