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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-19
MARr1N,s PERRY.
IIaps sud NEIahHP' in the Thriving CITY
AcFOss the River.

@a
IIGpS sud DIIHhAPS in the Thriving city
Across the River.
The Episcopal church will picnic at
Wheeling Park Friday. Tickets are be-
Ing sold at 50 cents, which includes ad-
mission into the Park, round trip on the
motor and also on the street cars.
Nellie, the eleven-mnnths-old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Myers, Of Main
street, drank a quantity Of I've yester-
day, and was lying In very critical
condition last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Bedford left yes
terdny for Lima, o., TO visit the for
mer's parents. and from there to Chlca-
60 where Mr.. Bedford will teach the
coming year
Sheriff Foreman offered for sale n
fourieen-acrc tract OF land belonging 10
the heirs Of John Schrnck, on GIenn's
Run, yesterday morning. but there were
no bidders.
Miss Bertha Grlhith, OF Pittsburgh,
and James COcltborn, OF Toronto, Cam
ada, will arrive here tomorrow to visit
Miss Bessie Griffith, on Third street
Charles wingard, who has been the
guest Of the family uf Samuel Anthony,
on Broadway. returned to KittanninB,
Pa, yesterday.
Rev. a. L. Brownlce, OF Pueblo, Col,
arrived here last evening to visit his
daughter, Helen,
A crowd OF young folks from this city
will go into camp to-day opposite TIL
tonville,
The Baptist church and Sunday school
viii picnic at Crcsap's Grove Thursday.
g. W. Boyd left yesterday for Hunt
inEton, w. Va, on business trip.
James Mckee. OF Lornln, o., is the
guest Of relatives in this city.
Harry Stewart leaves to-day for Bow
crston to visit friends.
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PROPOSED OoHsoI1DATEOH
Ofths Northws,totn tron and Steel Com
pamies-D. q. miiia' Views.

pAHAee-Us De lNAF NloNAa
NEW YORK. July I'D o. Nils,
who Is said to have large interests In
northwestern iron lands, made this
statement concerning the runored con-
s,dldatlon Of the Illinois Steel Com
pany, Minnesota Iron. Pennsylvania
Steel and Cambria companies:
"As ! understand It, there has been
but one preliminary conference looking
to the consolidation OF northwestern steel
and iron companies In the form Of
consolidation. / am inclined to oppose IT,.
II, however. proper terms can be ar
ranged, II viii be a benefit to all cun-
cerned. It is quite natural that in such
q combination certain interests would
desire to be especially favored. Should
such interests agree to accept equitable
terms would gladly favor the eonsum-
nation Of such an agreement. Il would
tend to make permanent trade relations,
hlch would be OF ineStlmable benefit
Should This matter be brought to q sue
successfui issue there would not neces-
arily be any conflict with the present
Rockefeller Carnegie arrangement, as
supplies would only be furnished for the
companies own use 90 q minimum ba-
sis"
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COULDN'T STAND THE PACE.

BALTIMORE, July 1S.--KllroL pitched
couldl not stand the pace. He rettfed IN
favor n Thornton In the middlotpf the
flith, Woods going to center In Thornton
place. Had Hughes been given proper sup,
poft b. the Orioles he would have scored
a Shut9Out. Attendance, 1885 Score:
FL RHE
baltimore 80 9Ss353::- ssi5 2
Earned runs, Baltimore s. Batteries:
Hughes and Clarke; Kllroy, Thornton ana
Chance. Umpires, O'Dny and Mcdonald
Time, 2:ib
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EuIl,tlnr cOiorsd Men.

Special Dispatch to the lntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON. July 1s. = The re-
cruting station here presents a busy
and active scene. Adjutant Hosklns is
receiving the names and eniisting the
colored men for the eolored company
that goes from here. Ninety-hve names
have been enrolled, and twenty-five are
to come down the river tomorrow. The
medical examination Will begin to-
morrow, and the mastering in will come
as soon as possible thereafter.
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: Two anbrrunlorI.I Appolntn.nlI.
Special Dispatch to tho Inteillgoncer.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligcncer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July IS
Governor Atkinson to-day appointed c.
L. zInn, of Auburn. Richie county, a
member of the board of directors OF the
reform school at Pruntytown, Vice Ma
jor j. c. Gluck, resigned The major
is connected with the Second regiment
here, and could not hold and MI the
two positions. Another appointment
made by the chief executive was that
of P. S. Shirley, OF slssonvllle, to be
state librarian, vice Guy T. Scott. re-
signed. This appointment was predicted
in the Intelllgenc5r dispatches las! week,
when It was known that Mr.. scotEs had
resigned.
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Special DIspntch 10 tho IntelIIgencer.
CHARLESTON, July IS. - The ad-
jutant general at Washington has wired
the governor that the Second regiment
will be allowed to remain at Camp At
klnson two or three weeks, until arms
and ammunition have been supplied.
Further than that no arrangements
have been made.
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n1RKNEss ENDED ID.

WARRINGTON July iS-An interesting
game WnS called on account Of darkness.
Both teams played well. Attendance, 500.
Score:
Washington .,...11OO0O0O010-2 $ ,
ClevelRnd .........0 o o 2 00 0OO0-2 II 3
batteries. Mercer, Dineen, KinslOw and
Mcclure: Young and thinner. Umplres'
Enlglia ard Hunt. Time. 2:i5.
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lake. sTDNZEL's MUFF,

Kennety's az In the eighth inning, after
fwO were out, Gust Tim Hurst's rough
riders to-day's game. Grifin Is stlll una
| BILE 10 play, and La Chance took his place.
wv RHE
Brooklyn al OO14o i.-7 i2 3
ST. Louis .....2 o o 1 2 o 0 O-5 II 8
Earned runs, brooklyn d; ST. Louis 2;
Batteries, Kennedy and Ryan; Sudhon
and Clements. Umplrcs, Lynch and An
drews, Time, 1880.
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~ OWE my whole lie 10 Burdock
Blood Bittcrs. scrofulous sores covered
my body. ! seemed beyond cure. y. b.
h. has made ma perfectly we'll wO-
man" Mrs. Charles Hutton, Bervllle,
Mich
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YDD's GOOD BATTTNG.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1S.-Clnclnnptl
defeated Philadelphia to-day by better hit
ting Both teams put up a ragged fielding
game, but the PhilIIes were the worst Of
fenders, Attendance, 3,S1S. Score:
Cincinnati 30 o 2so - II /
Fhiladclp'h 30 / o o o o ~ s 4
Earned runs, Cincinnati 2; Philadelphia
3 Batterles Breitensteln and Peltz; Don:
0hue and Murphy. Umpires, Carney and
Hunt Time. f:i0.
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Earno1 nuns, BO8t0n I. TWO-bnse hit,
Lowe. RdTee-base hit, Collins. Stolen
bases. Long. Collins Stahl. First base on
pitched mil O'Brien. Struck out, by
Willis i:fby Rhines 2 Time, 1854 I'm
pIres. Sntler and Connolly.
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are very many admirers OF the running
turf in the city, who have never had the
opportunity OF seeing the bangtalls at
home, and It Is believed they will turn
out in numbers sufficient to make the
meeting q go. financially. The gentle-
men who are to conduct the meeting
have had wide experience and promise
to bring to Wheeling a speedy lot OF
horses
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FRANK CRUISE,
II, Y. DEVRlES,
I Af Wheeling Drug a.
GARD OF EQUALIZATION AND
ID APPEALS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,
Clerks once,

City OF Wheeling, W. Va.
Public notice ls hereby given to all per-
sons Interested that the nSscSsors elected
by the council OF the city OF Wheeling
have completed their assessment for tho
year and made return thereof 10 my ONCE:
Any person wishing 20 appeal from SAID
made, viii Rppear al the city building be-
fore the board or equalization aud appeals
on the following days az o'clock a m,
as the said board viii meet ut that tlmo
az the said city building TO hear all OBJ
jectiOns 10 said assessments and revise anu
correct the same;
First ward-Monday. July .,
Second ward-Tuesdny, July y
Third Wnrtl--WcdnesdAN July u
Fourth ward-Thursday Jnly ..
Firth ward--Frlday, July ~
Sixth ward Monday, August ],
Seventh wArd-ruesday August :.
Eighth ward-Wedncsdny. August 5
e, II. WATKlNa,
iyI5 City Clerk.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE

A. Springfield, RHE
Now Csstlc...6 0 3 0 Q 20 II .
Batterles-Dolnn and erahlus; auesc and
At Toledo. RHE
Fort wS i;;ii;...5 . . . ii q . .
Batterics-Ferguson and Arthur; Herr
aud Campbell.
At Dayton. RHE
Dayton ....,,.,..,OO O0b1 40Of--G . 4
Youngstown ,.,,.O0O1O5lOOOO--5 ~ 4
Batteries STREET and Lattlmor; AllOway.
Rncppcr and schrecongost.
A. Grand Rapids RHE
Mansneld 80 o 0 0 90 10 ?
Batterles-wnypn md Cote; Kollum and
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THE RUNNING MEETING.

Interest in the Approaching Turf Event
Is Increasing.
Interest In the approaching running
race meeting TO he given nt the state
fair grounds track In this city 10 in
crenslngandthe Indications are that tho
experiment win prove n success. It has
been known for Iong time that there
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"What Head.
aches nean."

HGu1 h0u'
J TIE dreadful
headaches
which women
fer mean
nineteen times
ont OF twenty
that there is
more trouble
than headache,
There prob
ably come uu.
healthy condi.
ton Of the del.
iente organism
Of womAnhood
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oCoooo0oOoooccooooooo S
SPORTI
BOXING.

The articles Of agreement for the
I,ouden Campbell Eugene Bezenah con-
tcst have been returned to the BridEe-
nor, club by Campbell's manager, VINO
wants TO strike out the clause calling
Nv tbe clubs referee, John j, Murphy,
and leaving that part OF the articles z
blank. the referee 20 be mutually agreed
IN. Bezenah and Campbell are seneca
Med for the opening night OF the Bridge.
mort carnival, and are 90 box az lSs
hounds. The kick on Murphy ls WlVhout
Sonarent reason, for he has proved an
ssrient and impartial official intevery
contest around here, winning warm
nraise from the boxers and patrons o.
tbs mort. The Bridgeport club, huW-
oysr vim agree 10 another referee, pro
S,,Sed mat the boxers pay his expenses.
Campbell may want John j, kyne. j.
Las; night Oscar Gardner stated that
,,raraements were about completed for
sr'S ,' ~ The bouts at the Bridgeport car-
iii They include that between Os-
~ Gardner and ''Yuck" Hennlger, and
tSa, between Eddie Gardner and Jack
SIcC,elIand Both the Plttsburghara
orree 20 the stipulated terms. Tne
G e. will put up their forfsils with
me Sporting editor OF the Intelligence.
crs,t interest is evlnced In Pitts
burgh In the coming bridgeport earns.
val FOR a. Smoky CITY boy VIII race me
music each OF the three nights me
races will he an added lnducement 20
bring down large delegation
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To1oAN.

T0NEY 10 LOANS, COCO, 100000.
nj Si5 6OO. 90. 500 10000. GEO. ]. MATHl-
son, Real Estate Agent lSOs Market 81.
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NATIONAL LRAGUR

YESTERDAYS GAMES. soo
Cleveland ?, WASHINGTON ~
Cincinnati g. Philadelphia II
Boston @, Pittsburgh
baltimore ,. Chicago 3 ~.
Brooklyn Z, st. Louis
New York s E1ulavllle i.
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To-pAY,s GA1fEs.

Chicago Mt baltimore,
pittsburgh at Boston.
81. Louis at BROOKLYN.
Louisville 81 New York.
Cincinnati at PHILADELPHIA.
Cieielnnd ct Washington.
BOSTON. July lS-Bogton made II two
out OF three this afternoon, playing
rame superior 70 that put up by Wat
S,I,., Sp,oI,,, f,1ty,. lads eFsoro.
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NOTICE.
GENERAL NOTICES.
7oTlCE OF RECEIVERS OF THE
WHEELING DRUG co

NOTICE OF RECEIVERS OF THE
N WHEELING DRUG co.
Notice is hereby given that by a decree
OF the circuit court OF Ohio county, entered
on July 10. 1895, In the chancory cause. OF
r. r. Devrles and others VI. the Wheeling
Drug Co. and others, tho undersigned WefO
appointed receivers Of the Wheeling Drug
Co, and all persons who have claims
against said company are requested TO tilo
the same with the undersigned receivers,
duly verified. and all persons who owe the
said company are requested TO mako sell
Element Mt as early n day rs possible.
Given under our hands this the 18th day
FRANK CRUISE,
II. T. DEVRIES,
o.pD ON ,,o,,,,,zAr,oN .Nyn
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-SALOON, NO. IISS WAIIN
Il street. ss11-
NOR sALE-oNE AND oNE-HALF
Is lot IN Greenwood cemetery; nne Ioea'
iion. corner lot: adjoining best Improve:
memo in cemetery. Address CEMETERY
LOT, care tntelligencer Office aplg
The herald., 1898-03-06
Winter Whist Club

The Misses Fairchild entertained the
Winter Whist club Thursday afternoon at
their home on Burlington avenue. The
decorations were of roses, freezias, ferns
and smilax. The guests, besides the club
members, were Mesdames r. L. Horton,
Ray of Arizona, Stolp of San Francisco,
Fred Park, Charles N. Flint, Fred Blanch-
ard, Frank King, c. w. Sanders, J. B.
Bushnell, Clifford, Fleming. George Cad
walader, Fl. Jevne. II. NJ. Sale, Mcmillan,
of San Francisco; Forline, Hubbard, ]. J..
Akin; Misses Leda Gerichten of San Diego.
Norman and Jessie Norman of st. Joseph,
Mo-; Standish of Pittsburg, Flora Howes.
Irene Stephens, Mary Hack, Ivy Schoder.
Mary Coleman, Charlotte Miller, Anna
Howell, Mae Mcqueen. Dahl. Maude New
ell, Marie Burnett, Christine Kutz. Spence
Helen Klokke, Lucille Daniels. Bird
Chanslor, Cory, Florence Silent, Beatrice
Chandler,
The herald., 1898-03-06
Ruddy Luncheon

Mrs. George D. Ruddy entertained al
luncheon Tuesday at her residence on Cor
onado street, in honor of a number OF prom
inent society people from Madison, WIS.
The table was effectively decorated with
a profusion of fragrant violets ana malu-
enhair ferns. Broad violet satin ribbons
were caught from the chandelier to the
corners of the table, and tiny clusters OF
violets were scattered over the cloth. The
guests were Mines. David Atwood. w. w.
Daniels. Charles Kendall of Madison.
Wis: Mrs Frank Gordon and Mrs Lewis
Myers of Los Angeles. In the afternoon
Mrs. Ruddy gave an informal reception
to the Wisconsin people now residing IN
this city. Among the guests were Mrs. c..
G. Desmond. Miss Vosburg of Milwaukee,
Hon. II. A. Taylor, DR.. Frank Gordan and
J,euiS Myers
The herald., 1898-03-06
Here and There

Miss Stella Hayes is visiting at Coro-
nado.
Major W. H. Bonsall returned Friday
from Arizona.
Miss Matfield of San Diego IS the guest
of Mrs. George Rice.
Miss Matfield of San Diego is the guest
of Mrs. George Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Christian We're visit
ing San Diego Sunday.
Mrs. P. Janss entertained few friends
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ada Patterson has returned from
week visit to Pomona.
Mrs. George Bristor of University has
removed TO Hotel Corona.
Miss Evans of st. Louis is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Obear.
Mrs, Marcus Godwater gave large
whist party on Monday afternoon.
Frederick w. Carlyle left on Monday for
an extended trip through Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Douglass have re-
moved from San Diego to this city.
Mrs f. S. Mendesen has removed from
Redlands to No. $40 South Hill street.
Miss Clara Mueller has gone to San Fran
cisco to spend a month with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Yates spent several
days last week visiting at Salinas, Cal
Mrs T. ]. Walker is visiting her mother,
Mrs Charles Maclay, at San Fernando.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Northrup are absent
on n pleasure tour through New Mexico.
DIR. and Mrs. c. T. Pepper entertained
the Bonnie Brae club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. L. Threkeld entertained a few
friends informally at luncheon yesterday
Mrs j. NJ. Taylor entertans the Fort
nightly club on the evening of March 11th.
Mrs. Abbie Crane of Saticoy is visiting
Mrs. d. G. Stephens at her Vernon ranch,
Mrs. j. r. Hough of Santa Paula visited
friends in Los Angeles and Santa Ana last
week.
Miss Grace Corwin of San Francisco is
visiting Mrs. j. M. White, 1902 Flower
street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Davis are absent on
pleasure trip to Ensenada, Lower Cali
fornia
Mrs A. c. Balch gave luncheon Tues
day in honor of Mrs. Anderson of Wash
ington.
Mrs. II. p. Bellknap has returned from
pleasant visit with relatives at Kernville
Kern county.
c. Cummings of Boston, accompanied by
The herald., 1898-03-06
Travelling Luncheon

A travelling luncheon was given Thurs
day in the neighborhood about orange
street and Union avenue. Each course
was served at different house, and the
guests were kept in ignorance of the route
until the last moment. The first hostess
was Mrs. d. G. Peck, whose dining room
and large, round table We're decorated with
pink carnations. The place cards 1ur-
nished much amusement, the names being
spelled backward. Mrs. ii. +. Plato was
the second hostess, her table being deco
rated with violets and smilax; Mrs II. G.
Rrainerd the third, entertained her guests
at a rose-decorated table, and Mrs. w. j..
Boyle and Mrs. c. w. Harding, the fourth
and fifth, used violets and smilaX for their
decorations. The affair came to close
at the residence of Mrs. II. {. Healy. The
guests were: Mines r. B. Williamson, j.
Barker, Calvin f. Hunter, c. e. Stoner,
Kennedy, l. w. Phelps, Frank Chase and
D. A. Cole.
The herald., 1898-03-06
Japanese Tea

A Japanese tea was given Wednesday
afternoon by Miss Eta Jacoby and Miss
Lyela Edelman at their adjoining homes
on South Flower street. The rooms We're
decorated with Japanese lanterns, fans
and umbrellas and the guests were gowned
in japanese costumes. The place cards
were decorated with Japanese sketches
done in pen and ink, and the souvenirs
were chrysanthemums of tissue paper.
The guests Were the Misses Belle Kings
baker, Maude Hirsch. Lena Kline of Chi
cago, Hortense Levy, Therese Levy, Emma
Newmark, Pearl Mckinney of San Diego,
Helen Roth, Eva Prayer, Francis Gold
water, F'fida Hellman, Leah Hellman,
Bella Neubauer, Helena Fleishman, Celia
Katz, Rachel Cohn, Estelle Cohn, Sadie
Rheinstein, Rose Kalscher Therese
Brownstein, Adele Schwartzchild Hannah
Laventhal. Regina Green, Belle Prayer
Ethel Lubin, Rose Meyer. Estelle Meyer,
Lille Meyer, Adele Louis, Annie Goldberg
Agnes Kremer, Louise Lazard. Hilda
Steinhart, Camilla Hellman, Hortense
Hellman.
The herald., 1898-03-06
Luncheon

Mrs. Percy w. Ross gave luncheon Fri
day at her residence on South Hope street
in honor of her mother, Mrs. Helen NJ,
Ross. The table was decorated with ferns,
California poppies in tall cut-glass vases
and yellow satin ribbons. The prizes, a
water-color sketch of poppies and silver
letter opener were won by Mrs. Charles
Forman and Mrs. r. ]. Fleming. An
original poem was read by one of the
guests in honor of the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Ross. The guests were the Mes
DANES Charles Forman, /. N. Van Nuys,
Modini-Wood, w. II. Perry, j. T. Jones,
C. N. Sterry, A. ]. Wells, T. j. Fleming,
Burdette Chandler, c. E. Thorn, John
Mansfield, l.. G.. Goodwin and E. Il. Miller.
The herald., 1898-03-06
Musical

A musical and social entertainment was
given Friday evening under the direction
of Miss M. c. Pearson by the pupils of the
Girls Collegiate school on South Grand
avenue. The study rooms were thrown
open, and were filled with large number
of guests friends of the pupils and teach
ers. The program included a chorus by
the pupils, the May Song "(AbD; piano
solo, Perpetual Movement (Weber),
Miss Fleck: song, winter Lullaby" (De-
Koven). Miss Myrtle Markson; piano solo,
"Valse," Chopin, Miss Leila Jacoby;
song. my Dream of You," (Rodney), Miss
Myrtle Markson; chorus (Abt, by the pu-
pills. Miss Dennen, who has charge of the
literary department of the school, read a
bright number of the school paper of which
she is editor-in-c chief.
The herald., 1898-03-06
Thinble Club

Mrs. ]. w. Wolfskill entertained the
thimble club Friday at her residence on
South Grand avenue. The afternoon was
devoted to euchre. The guests and men,
bers present were Mines John Henderson
+. B. Sherwood, Thomas Goss, ]. r. New
berry, ]. NJ. Taylor. r. S. Crombie, j. II.
Davisson, S. X. Lindley, D. A. Cole. of
Glendora e. B. Smith, Whitmarsh N. b.
Blackstone, d. G. Peck, Charles Forres-
ter ]. r. Porter, f. w. Chase, c. r. Smith,
Miss Funk and Miss Wolfskill. The
drawing rooms and dining room We're deco
rated with maiden-hair ferns, smilaX vio-
let's and pink carnations.
The herald., 1898-03-06
Morlock-Schreiber

The wedding of Miss Clara Morlock an(
Jacob Schreiber took place at the residence
of the brides parents, No. 100 East Twelfth
street, Tuesday evening, March 1st. Mr.
Max Morlock acted as best man, and Miss
Carrie T.. Austin as bridesmaid. The day
was chosen in honor of Mr.. William Nor
locks fiifty-seventh birthday. The cere-
mony was followed by a supper. for which
Judge Smith was POSTMASTER. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Schneider. Judge Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Morlock, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. A.
Stuhr, Mr.. and Mrs. Greschen, Mrs. Lau-
terer, Misses Carrie E. Austin; Messrs
Max Morlock Haker, G. Gieschen, Zan-
derS, o. Scheerer.
The herald., 1898-03-06
The Shooting Club

The San Joaquin Shooting club entertained
a large number OF its friends on Monday
at the club grounds at Newport bay, Or
ange county, the event being the annual
ladies' day of the club and the close of the
shooting season. Special cars conveyed
the guests from Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena to Santa Ana, whence they were driv-
en- in carriages to the club grounds. Lunch
con was followed by target shooting for
ladies, 22-caliber Winchester rifles being
used at distance of thirty yards. The
first prize, a silver bon-bon dish, was won
by Miss Patterson; the second, silver
perfume bottle, by Mrs. Krauss of the San
Joaquin rancho; the third, a solid silver
bottle by Miss Viola Sanden of Tustin; the
fourth, registered Jersey heifer, Cleopa-
ira. by Mrs. L. T. Earl: the fifth, a
silver powder mug, by Mrs. JarO Won
Schmidt and the sixth. a Gordon setter
pup, by Mrs ]. Ross Clark. The consola-
ton prize, a 2-weeks-old pig in a little fancy
box, was won by Mrs. John e. Platter. The
guests were Count and Mrs. Jaro Won
Schmidt Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. L. 7. Earl, Mr.. and Mrs. krausS
of the San Joaquin rancho, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller of Port Huron. Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
S. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Hotter
hoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, jr., of Pasadena
Mr.. and Mrs. Morehouse of Pasadena
Mines. ]. +. Platter, Stevens of Buffalo.
Ryan, Mcmillan of San Francisco. Arthur
Brown of Oakland, Misses Mcmillan of
San Francisco, Waddilove Patterson, Nio-
la Sanborn of Tustin, Bessie Bonsall
Guenther of Orange. Messrs. Gay of San
Diego, Manishian of Buffalo. Jones of San
ia Monica, Veenhuyzen of Holland, j. r.
Hull of Pasadena, Hamilton of New York
Hache of Hueneme, Bachtel, James 1r-
vine of the San Joaquin rancho. and Judge
vine of the San Joaquin rancho, Judge
Egan and j. S. Slauson.
The herald., 1898-03-06
Eastern Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Nevins entertained
at dinner Thursday at their residence on
Figueroa street in honor of party of
eastern friends who are travelling under
the chaperonage of Mrs. r. p. Ripley. The
decorations were carnations and smiiax
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Sterry,
Mrs. r. p Ripley, the Misses Ripley
Clark, Baldwin, Montague, Pelonbet
Townsend and Helen Nevin; Mr.. Fred
Henderson.
The herald., 1898-03-06
Rule Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. i. X. Rule entertained at
dinner last evening at their residence on
West Washington street in honor of DR..
and Mrs. K. w. Fleming. The dining room
and table were decorated with yellow jon
quils and broad satin ribbons and lighted
with tall candelabra shaded with yellow.
The guests are Major and Mrs. Ben c.
Truman, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Francis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Thomas. Miss
Truman and Mr.. George B. Layton of ST.
Louis.