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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-04
A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
June Term of the Federal Court Be-
gins on Monday.
BOY DIES FROM A SPIDER BITE.
Considerable Interest Is Manifested
in the Meeting of the Lumber
manufacturers Today.
I DIES FROM A SPIDER BITE.

Beaumont, Texas. June 3-The June term
OF the United States circuit and district
court for the Eastern district OF Texas
will begin in this city Monday. There be
those who very industriously proclaim that
the Federal court in this city is n needless
expense. that there is no business to be
transacted and that in visiting Beaumont
District Judge Bryant is merely wasting
time. Such assertions are being made in
the upper part of the Second congressional
district for campaign purposes. and to en-
tighten those who may have been de-
ceivcd and for the benefit of the public
generally The Post today obtained from
Clerk Dart the following, which is copy
OF he docket for the June term Of the
court.
Admiralty docket
Abraham GOODWIN VS.. sloop Viola II.
Calcasieu Export Lumber company VS.,
ship Ellida.
Calcasieu Export Lumber company VS..
ship Ellida
John Southern VS.. slcop Viola II.
Reliance Lumber company VS.. schooner
Edward II. Blake and James II. Smith
master
Beaumont Lumber company VS.. steam
boat Charles Lee.
Sabine Export company VS.. Jos. ID
Poorter, agent steamship Leonora.
Law docket. circuit court
Calvin Gore VS.. Texas Pine Land asso-
citation.
NJ Sanders VS.. same.
Mrs. S. Il. Fower ct al VS.. same.
Isaac Gore Jr.. VS.. same
United States for benefit OF Sabine and
East Texas Railroad company VS.. F. A.
Hyatt & Co. ct al
United States for use and benefit OF Beau
mont Iron works VS.. +, A. HYATT & Co
el al
A. f. Stillwell ct al VS.. Jay Cleveland
, ct al.
Horatio r. Fletcher ct al VS.. Tom ]
Carraway ct al.
r, A, Anderson VS., Texas Pine Lant
association.
Port Arthur Channel ana Dock com.
1 pany VS., Latham Davis
Thomas l., Nelson ct al VS.. BENJAMIN
| + kirkendale ct al.
Texas and Louisiana Land and Lumbe,
company VS.. E. s. Holland.
Same VS.. Daniel ovrrstreet ct al.
| Same VS.. a. l.. Ward ct al
| Same VS., James Lindsey Of al.
| Same VS.. W W. Hendricks ct al
! Same VS. C. r. Collins ct al
Same VS.. ]. N Richardson ct al
| United states for use and benefit of =.
l. Wilson Hardware company VS.. F. A,
| Hyatt + Co, ct al
| Mrs. Rehecca kirkendale ct al VS.. Texs,
Pine Land Association.
Bent Kirkendale VS. Same.
Fort Arthur Channel and Dock Com
pany VS.. Charles I, Crazy and j. n. Wat
Law docket, district court
United States VS.. Wilson w Armitage
| ct al
United States vs., Martha Armitage ct al
EQUITY docket, circuit court
J: u MeGresor vs. l.. 7. Lawton ct al.
hanses City. Pittsburg and Gulf Railway
Company ct al VS.. Texas and Paoinr Ran,
| road Company. '>a"
In addition 10 the above there is NJ
least one criminal case which viii have
10 be investigated by the Federal grand
Jury and the jury's Investigation may de-
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The Coiorcd .I,criment.

The following kilograms received here
Yesterday by parties interested in getting
up regiment of colored troops has thrown
somewhat OF damper upon the project:
Washington. June S,--secretary OF war
bids me say unless colored regiment Of
immunes come In under quota Of The STA a
winch Is left entirely With the governor
thcre, they can not he accepted.
II. G. Corbin. Adjutant General.
Washington, June 3.--war department
mas decided that about one-t third OF a
regiment Of immunes win be allotted 10
rexns TO field officers and captains sshits,
ne u,e nants colorcd. Colonel Crane. now
X. Is. Hawley.
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d. r. T. EXHIBITION.

The Daughters of the Republic Of
has been granted permission to m''
an exhibit of the relics in possess
that organization in the commissip'1
insurance department at the capltos,
A part of the collection has alreaai
placed in position and is in charge y
Rebecca Fisher, president OF WIZ
Travis chapter, Daughters OF the I'VE
Among the relics and momentoes n Il
silver sprus worn by General AlperI n 4
Johnston at the battle OF Shiloh y.
war hat and lock of his hair. Nu..
other relics OF historical interest =
Guided in the exhibit.
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Bob Russell says 1t will be the highest
and possibly the biggest flag that will ever
float over Beaumont. The fundry boys have
constructed flag pole Of gas pipe which
when raised. will be 101 feet to the top
and their flag is TO be 1ix22 feet, The pole
vii be surmounted with a golden ball and
star After ''Old Glory is raised an Sxt2
foot Texas flag. the property Of Foreman
Russell, will be hoieted beneath. The flag
raising will be accompanied by appropriate
ceremonies
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HOt STON POST RIFLES.
They Arc Recruiting 10 LcnNe
Tuesday Evening.


Mr. j. II. Tobn. first lieutenant OF The
Houston Post Rifles. received a telegram
from Captain j. b, Massie, who is now IN
New Orleans. stating that all arrange
ments had been completed for the com
pany to join the Duncan H. Hood brigade
of immunes and for the men to leave
Tuesday night Lieutenant Tohin Will Sc
cure All the additional recruits needed IN
the next three or four days. and the de
parture from Houston viii be made
promptly on the date ordered.
There win be two recruiting offices
opened up to complete the roster OF this
company. one at the Ilutchns House and
the Other at Pythian Hall. in the Fifth
ward. Where squads of five or more re-
orults are made up to this company in
other Texas cities their fare will be pali
10 Houston npon request made by wire to
CAPTAIN Massie
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Hall OF Post Oak Camp. No. 81. Wood :
men OF the World Whereas, We have
learned with the deepest sorrow of the sad
bereavement OF our Brother Soyereirn Ioh,,
Philips By the death OF his behaved wife'
therefore he It
Resolved That we tender him our most
heartfelt sympathy and coincidence In his
great loss and, be VI further
Resolved. That these resolutions be puh
iished and that copy be sent to Sovereign
John Philips and that they be spread unon
the minute of our camp,
w. Thornhll
l.. Richardson,
w. ! Calhoun.
Committee Annninte5
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THE sHRINERs.

George Green of Dallas. rep'ssl
Hella Temple OF Shriners. was ~ I.
today to confer with a committee ~
by Ben Hur temple, about the en
mint to be given the supreme cou ~
1t reaches this city on It's tour Oh nm MI
The supreme council meets ID n,
Nav Ia and will be taken 10 an 'srid
cipal cities of Texas under the sa
the two State temples. Govern. .av
son will welcome the supreme eV
Texas at Dallas on May IA.
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DIED FROM A SPIDER RITE.

TOME Marandno, an Italian boy. aged 10
years, died at the home of his parents in
the south end of the city at o'clock last
night. Last Monday while playing
venomous spider bit young Tonic in the
upper part of the calf of the leg Little
attention was paid to the bite at the time,
1t not being regarded as serious. but in a
day or two the boys leg began swelling,
FEVER followed and last night the little
fellow died.
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leans, whence they viii Join Hoods brig
ade at Comp Gallery, la. where the Hous-
ton Rifles are now uuarteref. The per-
sonnet OF the party included A. J. Gibson.
c. G.. Reeves. j. c. Levy. o. w. Hyltln.
@. schwarzer. T. r.. McMnllin. u. a.
Holt W. S. league, william Seethon. q.
A. Duppper. W. G. nenson and Max Wolf.
Mr.. Gibson wes formerly county attorney
at Austin; Mr.. league liz an old newspaper
man. and the balance Of the boys hall from
tIa na,t,al
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WOOTAN WELLS.

This health aud pleasure resort Is now
wide open for reception OF visitors. We
have hotel and boarding houses with prices
10 suit all corners. Our excursion ticket Is
on sale on most of the railroads.
We are now boring an artCsian vel
with the hope Of obtaining hot water.
A short visit to Wootan now will do
anybody good, Wootan Wells Co
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A CONSIDERABLE ERROR

There was an error of $3.50 in the
amount of damages the jury yesterday
awarded Ellen Williams in her suit against
the Texas and New Orleans railroad. The
verdict was $3.50. This verdict is SIS greater
than the one allowed at previous trial.
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Two Girl. Killrd Inv I,n..

GAINESVILLE, Texas. June s.--Two daugh-
ters OF John Whitney, seven miles east
Of here. aged and II years. were instant
iy killed by lightning yesterday evening
while standing in the yard at their home.
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LUMBER MANUFACTURERS

meeting of the lumber manufacturer.
OF Texas and Louisiana will be held In
Houston tomorrov. Considerable interest
has been manifested in the gathering. and
1t is expected an unusually large number
or millmen will be present, as there are
matters of Importance to be discussed
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Fell from n Trim.

Halietsville, Texas, June 3.-W. w.
thompson who residos near Monseratte
was here last night attending some meet
ing' after which he undertook to board n
freight train and was thrown to the ground
ana seriously injured. DR.. a. +. Newburr
gave him attention and he was today taken
70 ms nome He is an old Confederate
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Killed by iichtuiny

cameron Texas, June 3.--Mr T. w.
rri'chard' living at Brushy. twenty FIVE
miles from Cameron, in the extreme south.
ern part OF this county was struck and
MIiea by lightning Wednesday evening.
ne was driving two mules hitched Ia a
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Recruit. for Irood,. nr,.,..

Lsntenant II. e Kelley Of company r
Hcod's brigade. New Orleans, was in the
ely yesterday, the guest Of j. r. Gibbons.
~ ~ gone west, but VIII return through
1eys on Sunday evenings Southern Pacific
eesfp(p nf train en- route TO Covington. la
S2a Ntt accept twenty recruits from
9loeo1 sQs his regiment. Persons desIrinr
n ~ 1Vlee VIII b 1t the depot 10 meet him.
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MORE cuFE nI,rrn,.s

We have a new supply OF Cuff Buttons
for the benefit OF our ussomers and friend
who have not as vet received any. To hs
had at office or OF drivers. 81 Packari,s
Troy Laundry, sia Prairie avenue. Phone
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kind In the South. II ia encouraging to
note this and other enterprises success
fully launched in this city At lime when
there is such a general complaint of busi
ness languor elsewherc.
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DEPARTMENT NOTES.

The Wagner Palace Car compsIf \
paid the oomptroller's department. Y
which is 2is per cent tax on e .sss
the quarter ending March 81, To-
Mills county today redeemed
the bonds held by ths permanr1
fund. III
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Only one cent word for Post Want
Ads" and still less II they run four tmss
or over. Have you tried them, Nothing
cheaper or more sure to bring results.
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High school Hon.

turner hall was the scene OF mlrth and
priiliancy last night, the occasion being the
annual hon given by the Junior class Of thu
nigh school to the graduating class.
The officers and members Of tho Junior
class are,
Leo Sam. prssidsnt. Vera Strong. v,cs
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Brick nu.iuc.. E.,er.,.,

MT n. Butler the Austin and Houston
ofick manufacturer. has just put in new
nachtnery 10 his yards in this city. and
~ elsins his Houston branch il now one
2 - nett esnplste sstsbsishmsan Of ~
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Archie sold his old stand February %.
and Archie has opened at 40 Main street
with new fixtures and will serve the hest
lunch in the South and as big glass Of
beer in Texas for Sc
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Arches famous lunch served daily from
10 TO l. 40 Main street
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FORT WORTH-w. r. Henson broke M.
~ while jumping from box car. He was
taken to the hospital.
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Archie has engaged the little ex-assistant
~ ss snie.' FRED kersten. 10 serve his
friends At go Main street.
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FLAG FOR THE ForrNnRy

The employees OF the Be,umont Iron
foundry are to raise nag over the shcp
next Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
provided the Dag arrives. and Foreman
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-12
JOHN CROOKS DEAD.

Consumption and Exhaustion a fter n
Long Trip the Cause OF the Death OF a
Well Known Martins Ferry Man Yes
.trriuy Mt Denver, Col.
Yesterday morning at Q o'clock, the
people Of Martins Ferry were shocked
but not entirely surprised to hear that
John w: Crooks had died in a hospital
at Denver, Colorado, where he went in.
the vain hope that the favorable climate
would make 1t possible for him to throw
off the grasp Of the dread disease, con-
sumption, (which had made terrible in
roads upon his health during the past
year. From what could be learned, how
ever. the long trip from Wheeling to
Colorado exhausted poor Crooks to such
an, extent that he had to be taken to a
hospital Immediately upon his arrival
In Denver, and from that bed of pain he
was doomed never to arise.
John Crooks was as well liked and as
much respected by the people of Mar
tins Ferry, and by many in Wheeling
n the ,Ohio-side towns, az It was pos
sible for ai;young man OF ability, genial
ity and excellent character to be liked
n respected. When ill-health made IL
imperative for him to leave the Ohio val
ley climate, there were expressions Of
regret on all sides, especially In Mar
tins Ferry, where Mr.. Crooks was
known to everybody, man, woman and
child. And o comes the distressing
news of hissuntimely demise: 1t seems
hard to realize that poor Crooks has
gone forever from q community where
he was:atuseful member OF society, and
with the realization his friends feel pity
for the. mother and no little pain for
themselves.
Mr.. Crooks was in his thirty-fifth year
and was unmarried. having lived with
his widowed mother until called TO COL
orado. He came to Martins Ferry in
1866, and with the exception Of two years
spent at St, Paul. Mimi, where he was
employed oniLewis Bakers Globe, has
lived there since. For the past ten years
he acted as the Martins Ferry repre-
sentative OF this paper. and also con-
Quoted a church publication.
The remains will be Inferred at Den
yer, In accordance with an expressed
wish of the deceased. Last night, ar
rangements were made in Martins Fer
ry for the holding OF memorial services
for Mr.. Crooks, in the Opera House
there on Sunday afternoon at . O'clock,
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IAGGFRIY g WHITE, Pcoprietors,

Il w. Bianey. j. w. Boyers, Fl. B..Bagu-
ley. John Beckett. C. f. Bailey, H.. Clay
Dean, A. L. Downs, Jos. E.. Dudley. P. 4.
Ellery, Henry Elig. Clyde s. Ford. j.. II.
Garrison. Conrad Hirsch, John Hender-
shot, J: ". Herbert. W. J: Hamilton
Irwin. C. W. Kronhardt.. ]. II. Klleves, T.
j. Murray. Arius D. Mcvey. Robert Piper,
Charles a. Reed. d. l.. Richey. G. C.rRep-
petto. Hugh Sterling, Carl Sobanski, r. E.
S%chubart, VIII. Travis. NJ. c. Todd. H. NJ.
Thatcher. H..C. Underwood, c. E. Van
kenren; s. Waterhonse, sr:; s; y. Warrick.
"a H. .Wiedebusch, w. A. williamson, John
a.. Zorn. &c! Z~legenfelder.
CYRENEiCoMMANDERY NO. !.
Omcers-H. F. stallman, eminent COM
munder;. +. f. Mccoy. generalissimo: T.
prelate; w. "a. Wilson, treasurer; W. Fl.
Grade. recorder: J. A.. Milletr. trustee: J.
B. McKee,. senior warden: w. Alfred VIII
son. junior warden: Clark Hamilton,
standard bearer; /. n. Waltz. sword bear
er: A. G. Rrowne. warder; +. B. Klieves.
third guard: Harry o.. OFT. second guard:
a. Allen Wheat. first guard; T. W. Bliss,
sentinel. -
Members-John K. List H. +. Stallman,
W. f. Shaffer, F. r. Klieves, H. Morris,
w: G. Agnew, Of Sistersville: W. Alfred
Wilson,. A. G.iBrown. J. IT. Rankin. John
r. NJ Brown, job: Mckee. B. F. Meighen,
N. a.. Chew. J.. r. Stathers. H. F. McLain,
". r.. Fitch, NJ. A. Sybert. Clark Hamil-
ton. W. G. Kohl. OF SIstersville; Alfred
PAUL., H.A. Seabright, F. E. Mccoy, j. C.
Rlheldnler, /. N. Walsh. E. C.. Schoen, ].
\. Hall. D. A. Taylor. T. B. McLain. f.
R. H. List, j. &C. Moore. Thomas Carna.
han. o. t. Schrieber. A. A. Wheat, d.
B. West.
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CHIEF MARSHAL TRAVIS
VIII Issue General Orders for the DEM
onstration To-day.

VIII Issue General orders lot the Dem"
onstration To-day,
Chief Marshal W. H. Travis will is
sue his general orders to-day for
the Dewey day demonstration. From
the offers made by organizations desir-
Gus OF participating, enough are as
sured already to make a splendid
showing, and more societies are expect
ed to inform Captain Travis to-day OF
their willingness to fall In line.
The ,f:st tender came from the UNI
form Rank, knights Of Pythias, a rep
resentatlve of which assured Captain
Travis that there would be about three
hundred uniform rank knights to tax
part. The Junior Order and o. U. "A. NJ.
councils next came to the front, and
then came the Linsly cadets. The
knights OF st. George and Knights OF
st. John sent word to Captain Travis
last evening. asking 10 be assigned
places, II the rush continues to-day the
prospects are glowing for one OF the
largest and: most brilliant street DEM
onstrations in the history of Wheeling
The La Belle management has is
sued orders for q general suspension
OF its big plant Saturday at noon, n
AZ this example is followed by the
Riverside. Wheeling steel works, and
other Industrial plants. the half-holiday
will cause organizations row undecided,
10 take steps toward appearing in the
parade. All that is needed Is orders
closing down the mills and factories.
and the full membership of the various
secret and patriotic organizations will
be represented. Down In Benwood the
employees OF the Riverside and Wheel
Ing steel plants are hoping for orders to
this effect, and say that the success OF
the demonstration largely depends on
this fact. The Knights OF st. John, OF
Benwood, will turn out on this condi-
ton, but General J.. W. Mather COM
pany, Uniform Rank, X. OF p, Will
probably turn out Notwithstanding.
a prominent member OF the Ancient
Order OF HIbernians says the time is Toe
short for the order 20 meet and decide
whether It will participate, but he said
1t could almost be taken for granted
, that the a. o. Fl. divisions will not be
found wanting Saturday afternoon.
There Is some fault found with Satur-
day afternoon. the cry being that ut
will hurt business" but or the whole It
Is considered the best day, and notices
OF suspension By the industrial! plant
will clear the way for q regular old
fashioned good time,
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

Tonight Black Prince lodge No. 10,
Knights of Pythias. meets 10 pass reso-
lutIons to TURF out Saturday. The
three other subordinate lodges Will take
similar action. Yesterday the following
order vas issued by Major James Nc
Gee, commanding the first battalion of
the First West Virginia regiment, U.
r.. X. OF P:
officers and members composing bat
talon are called to meet at city build
Ing tonight, May 12. at S o'clock, for
the purpose OF arranging details for
Dewey demonstration on Saturday, May
II. All members are urgently request
cd to be present, ..lZH
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OLD o
Raised at the Wheeling Steel Plant by
the Employees.

H... $500 tHS :"
The blowing OF about 4 dozen whls-
ties at the Wheeling steel plant. in
Bcnwood yesterday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock, announced the hour OF raising Il
beautiful American flag owe the works.
and 1t was the signal for cessation OF
work and a large gathering OF the mill
employees and townspeople IN general.
All preparations had been made and af-
ter q few minutes wait the flag was
run UP the staff by Arthur Gcraghty.
amid cheers from the spectators and the
blowing OF the mill whistles. At this
plant several days ago the men hanged
Wcyler In eilgy, and they are very
proud of their new flag, which was pur-
chased by subscriptions among the
shear gang. The address on the occa-
sion was made by Peter Mercer.
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THE RIVER



Charleston. .KANAWHA. $50 m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 4 D. m.
S%istersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .URAN1A. 6:3o'a. m.
Steubenville..T NJ. BAYNE. $50 r. m
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh...H. X. BEDFORD, e:S L
Cincinnati,. ..QUEEN CITY, 5 q. N,
Parkersburg .ARGAND. II a. m.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON, II a. m.
Pittsburgh...W W. ]. CUMMINS, moor.
Sistersville. RUTH. $3.50 p.i m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, . a. m.
Steubenville. II. NJ. BAYNE, 80 p N.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW,
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. Ia. IN.
'Parkersburg BEN HUR, IL a. m.
Sistersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clarington. LEROY. 1850 y. m.
Steuhenville.. 7. NJ. BAYNE, 80 ., n
Charleston. ..uRANIA. $50 q. m.
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elbow to Cure All sk,n p,,,,,,,.,

Simply apply "swAYNE's ONT
NEWT" No internal medicine requ,r.
Cd. Cures letter. eczema. Itch, all erup.
tions on,the face. hands, nose. ETC., leav.
Inc the skin clear. white and healthy,
It's great healing and curative powers
your druggist for SWAYNES oINT'
MENU. avoid substitutes. tthsiEw
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TO ORGANIZATIONS.

To Organizations arranging to partici-
pate In Saturdays celebration: To-day
and Tomorrow so many organizations in
Wheeling and the surrounding towns
will meet to arrange for participation in
the demonstration, that the regular re-
p%ortorial force Is OF course, inadequate
to entirely cover the field. Under the
circumstances. the Intelligencer re-
quests that each organization select a
member who will inform this paper OF
It's arrangements for turning out, prob
able number Of men in line, special feat
ures Of decoration e,c- p
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RIVERSIDE FLAG RAISING

On Saturday afternoon ut l o'clock
the men working on the erection OF the
Riverside coke plant will raise n new
fing. placing It on top OF the stack, n
distance OF one hundred and twenty-five
feet In height. a small flag now re-
poses from the top OF the stack, being
placed there a few days ago. but the
men are determined 10 have q more
DretentiouS ono.