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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-03
FUNERAL OF ROBERT EDWARDS.

FUNERAL OF ROBERT EDWARDS.
Many friends and large represen-
cations from Hyde Park lodge. No.
306, Knights of Pythias and Court
Pride of Lackawarna No. 5793, For
esters of America, were in attendance
at the funeral services for the late
Robert Edwards, which We're held yes
terday afternoon from the residence.
1924 Lafayette street. The floral Offer
ings We're numerous and beautiful.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Thomas DeGruchy, pastor of the Jack
son street Baptist church, and he
preached a short funeral sermon. At
the conclusion of the services there
mains were viewed and later borne
to the Washburn street cemetery,
where interment was made. The pail
bearers We're selected from the two
lodges.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-03
EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
MARRIAGE OF MISS SUMMER
HILL AND DAVID SHAW.

Occurred Last Evening at the simp-
son Methodist Episcopal Church.
Interesting Harvest Homo Festi-
val at the jackson Street Baptist
Church-No. Ia School Is Defeated
at Foot Ball by the Mysterious
Eleven-other News Notes of In
terest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-03
A SENSIBLE MAN

Would use kemps Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. 1t is curing more cases of
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group
and all Throat and Lung Troubles, than
any other medicine. The proprietor has
authorized any druggist to give YOU a
Sample Bottle Free to convince YOU Of
the merit of this great remedy. Price &c
and SOC.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-03
GLEE CLUB EISTEDDFOD.

The Schubert Glee club have issued
their circular of particulars for their
coming grand eisteddfod in Company
II armory on Thanksgiving day. Nov.
e. The list of prizes aggregate a mag
nificent sum. The inducements for con-
testants are great and promises to col
lect the best talent in the two counties
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YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAINED

Mr. and Mrs. John Morgans, of Mar
garet avenue, entertained a number of
young people in honor of their daugh-
ter, Hattie The guests enjoyed them
selves thoroughly until seasonable
hour, when refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Hattie
Lloyd, Sadie Devine, Annie Devine.
Annie OHara, Nellie O'Hara. Nellie
Tilson. Kate sullivan, Bessie Etherby,
Alice Leonard, Messrs. Edgar Richards,
Rossar Price Arthur Chase, Thomas
Williams and Daniel Phillips.
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BOunteOuS
Bargain=Giving in
Silks and
Black Dress Goods

It's but seldom that bargain giving such oadgauged pnc
offer today the of Scranton the
Black Coored Silks and Black Dress Goods There's
this Such goods the general bargain order the
Globe Warehouse. In fact nothing stock
but the best staple and seaonab novelties expressly de-
signed middle and hghcSs buyers Consequently
be- the materials shadng and
market of today while the wealth
ess stocks such special sale the bargain
surprising excellence that ShreWd
who feel their duty be keeping the
afford
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-03
HAPPENINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
THOMAS REED INJURED IN Won
sToRcH CoLLIERY.

Huge Mass of Rock Falls Upon
Him After Firing Blast--Chances
of His Recovering Are Unfavor-
able--Young People Entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgans in
Honor of Their Daughter-Per-
sonal and Other News.
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Don't Mako
Matters
WOrs,

by trying this
and that medi-
cine for dyspep-
sia, indigestion
an d nervous
ness. Take Hos
letters Stom-
ach BitterS. 1t
goes to the root
of the cause,
and cures the
whole body by
curing the stom-
aeh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-10
THEY TIE UP.

Tho Low Water Causes q suspension OF
Navigation by the Large Boats-vlrginia
will lay mp nt this Port on her Arrival
From Below to-day.
y With the river here ut 4 feet and sta
tionary, the navigators OF the big boats
OF the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet
line find their term OF usefulness has
come to at least q temporary close, and
the result Is the tieing up OF the three
packets Of the Cincinnati line. The
Keystone State and Queen City, which
departed for Cincinnati on Wednesday,
will lay up on their arrival at that port,
and the Virginia, due up from below
early this morning. will. after discharg-
Ing freight and passengers, tie up at
the Top Mill landing until there is an
end of the low water row so much in
evidence.
The H. K. Bedford, Captain Gordon
Green's Pittsburgh and Kanawha river
packet, will go through to Cincinnati,
leaving this port on Saturday probably
at s a. m.
The smaller packets. with the excep-.
ton of the Ben Hur. continue running,
but q further fall of n few inches will
send some OF them to the bank.
The marks ut the public landing last
evening at O'Clock, showed 4 feet and
stationary. It was hoped that the rise
out Of headwaters would add several
inches to the stage at this port.
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NEW TIN HOUSE USE

To be Added TO the Plant Of the La Relic
Iron Horl<s-rhe Corner stone Lay Ing
Occurred Thursday Afternoon.
The La Belle iron works Will build a
new tin house. an addition to the pres,
ent structure, and the corner stone OF
the new building was laid yesterday
afternoon with appropriate ceremonies.
No recent additions to the plant have
received more attention at their incep-
tlon than was given to yesteriay's az
fair. iil1,.
4 The new house will be OF the same d.
mansions as the old, and two stories In
height built with brick. with massive
stone foundation. and It Is but another
sign OF the La Bellies Increasing bust
ness and, tendency to spread out. The
corner stone was laid IN the presence
OF the management and number OF
other Interested parties. General Man
aSer w. II. Travis OBLIGATED. B, I,
A parchment containing the names OF
the company officials. and a suithble
Inscription was placed In n bottle,
which was lowered into the hole, over
which The corner stone was set In place.
The inscription reads as follows:
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WITH THE FIRST

Regiment at Camp Thomas-Happen-
ii ings OF the Past Week.
Camp George H. Thomas, Chlcka-
manga, Ga, June 7.-col. John Jacob
Aston inspected the First West vir-
ginia regiment last week. and Company
NJ. was complfmented for its general
appearance, aa53
Private Charley Brantner was over
come by the heat and taken to the hos
pital. He has improved since.
Private Floyd Pickard was court
martialled and fined IS and placed in
the guard house for refusing to attend
guard mount.
Several boys who went to Lytle Sta
tion yesterday and did not return for
roll call were punished by being sent
to work at division headquarters.
A theatre has been built and put In
operation on the west side OF camp
since my last letter. The first show
played to q packed house Saturday eve
ming. 1t Is expected there will be per-
formance each evening OF the week,
Sunday excepted.
Since the peddlers have been shut out
Of camp numerous small stands have
been built outside the lines, and the
fakirs continue to stuff the soldiers
with half-done pies, acid Lemonade, ETC.
One man last week was peddiing PEN
ellis, note books, ETC., as blind for
selling bug juice" which he had con-
cealed beneath his legitimate goods. Il
was pronounced by those versed In the
quality OF such goods to be the regular
old moonshine corn whIskeY, not over
twenty-four hours from the still. He
sold 1t for st. Jacobs OIL.
Company N. will have to recruit to
the full limit, 104 men, before we go
further south, so II there are others at
Moundsville and Wheeling who wish to
SO TO the front with Company n. they
will have the opportunity.
The! water line from Crawfish spring
Is rapidly nearing the West Virginia
regiment line. We will then have water
for drinking and cooking purposes not
exceled anywhere. II n
Harry Fergus has secured position
with the manager OF theatre, and II
he can secure permission will be chief
violinlst. The boys who attend will be
sure Of good music at least.
l. aS dae Setilc Ut slhsk, slHu illOSl VI
the boys are now ready for the next
one. ga
The dog tents for our regiment are
here, and as soon as the regiment has
been recruited 10 its full strength we
will be ready to move south ut any
time.
Fred Wright found quite an interest
ing relic yesterday near Snodgrass Hill.
It was MIME ball embedded III small
chunk OF wood. He also found one old
musket cap and several other balls.
]. A. Mangold found a mimic ball stick
ing In ledge Of rocks near the same
place and your correspondent picked
out from under a shelving rock In the
same ledge q good-sized' piece OF old
army blue goods. r
Private Norris is confined to his
quarters with sprained ankle.
.z C E. F..
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GREENSBORO-Rlver 6 feet Z inches
and falling. Fair and warm.
WARREN-River foot. Clear and
warm.
bBROWNSVILLE@River feet Q
inches and stationary.
OIL CITY-River l foot inches and
stationary. Clear and pleasant.
PITTSBURGH-River 3 feet inches
and falling at the dam. Clear and hot.
STEUBENV1LLESR 3 feet .
inches and failing. Clear and warm.
PARkERSBURG-River feet and
falling. Clear; mercury &c. Passed UP:
Virginia. which did not attempt to 60
above Wheeling on account Oft low
water. The present indications are that
traffic will be- suspended except for
light boats in a few days,
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ICED by Captains sFrnnzhelm and Mon
roe, OF West Virginia. are TO be attach
ed. Col. Petit, the reEimcntal COM
mander, announced yesterday that he
expected to assume charge OF the regl.
ment within few days, and the rggl.
fnent will 20 to the front as soon az Il
can be equipped. Four companies from
the District OF Columbia. forming the
first battalion. are now at Frederieks.
burg, HI
Captain Franzhelm yesterday received
several additional recruits. Young men
desiring to enlist will find the captain
and Lieutenant Husemanint 1913 Market
street, opposite the Peabody building.
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Important Meeting Of the State
Girls Industrial School
3OARD,OFDIRECTORSHELD
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON = THE
CONTRACT FOR THE BUILD
1Nos AT SALEM LET To, A. j.
wATsoN-sU1T TO BE BROUGHT
! AGAINST THE FIRM THAT FAIL.
ED TO COMPLETE THE CON.
4 Tn ',t" STONE lay
q ING WILL TAKE PLACE IN
I JULY. .5is3


Yesterday afternoon. in this city, at
the Mcclure House, special meeting
of the board OF directors OF the West
Virginia State Girls Induatrlal School
was held for the purpose Of clearing tho
muddie caused by the assignment Of
the flrm to which the contract for erect
Ing the school buildings at Salem had
been given.
The board meeting was attended BY
I DR.. Harriet B. Jones, OF Wheeling,
president; John cummlns, Of Wheeling;
Mrs. N. r. C. Morrow, OF Falrmont;
Mrs. Gardner, Of Mart!usbnrg; Jerome
Haddox, of Hamlln. and Splllman
Young, of Upshur county.
The board decided TO serve notice upon
the assignee OF the Wood Brothers
Planning Mil Company, Of wheellng,
that 1t. had forfeited its contract for
the erection OF tho school buildings.
The bids that were recently advertised
for were then opened. and the contract
for some OF the buildings awarded
TO "A. J. Watson, OF Salem. He agrees
TO begin work at once, aud complete his
contract on or before November /. On
account OF the insufflciency OF the APP
: preparation made by the state the
BOARD Is unable to arrange for the
erection Of all the buildings provided
for In the plans Of the architects. The
contract also provides for the putting
down OF artesian wells to furnish an
adequate water supply to the school.
The corner stone will be laid some
time in July, and will be the occasion
of imposing ceremonies, uader the aus
j pices Of the Masonic lodge OF Salem.
The board OF directors will Invite the
presence OF Governor Atkinson and
other state officials.
The board took action regarding the
partial payment on contract made re-
AcentlySto the Wood Brothers Planning
Mill Company. A short sime before
the company's assignment the board
paid 1t $500. Now that abe contract
Z has been taken from this concern, the
Z board decides that 1t will shortly In
stitute legal proceedings to compel the
payment to It OF the money or the part
of 2itlnot due on the work done by the
i builders,
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BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

One of rthe largest picnics in the his
tory Of the church, and probably as
large as ever given under the auspices
of any Wheeling church. was the Sun
day school picnic at Selbert's Garden,
yesterday, given by St. Johns Independ-
ent Lutheran church. It Is calculated
that 1000 people were present, and all
enjoyed splendid time. 1t was d de-
lightful affair to The older set as well as
to the children. 800, ~ g
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TIE RIVER
YESTERDAYS pEPARTUREs

Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. III. X. BEDFORD, l D. m.
Parkersburg. ARGAND, II a. m. i.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL q. m.
Sistersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clarington....LE LEROY, $50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. ..LoRENA, Z n. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY s
Sistersvllle. RUTH. $3.50 p. m. r.
S Steribng1Sn:..k Z $;s9 2. m:
Charleston...U RANIA, S a. m. W
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Parkersburg. ARGAND. II a. m.
Matamoras... LEXINGTON, Ii n. m.
Sistersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m. 8 81. Is 4.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 p. m.
Steubenville..T. N BAYNE, $50 p. m.
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Alpyotur propLyE
str.ng,r. o. enc cllyl anIl whssllns Peo,.

Strangers in the CITY and wheeling Pso.
i. pie Abroad. RTE
The Wheeling representatives OF
Osiris Temple 10 the Imperial Council
Ancient Arabic order Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine, which convenes in three
days session at Dallas. Texas. next
Tuesday, leave tonight over the Bal
'timore G Ohio for Cincinnati, where
they will board special train, being,
Joined there by Eastern Mobiles. Osiris
will be represented by Past Poten,nte
W. W. Irwin and Potentate W. Alfred
Wilson. Pittsburgh nobies will Join
them at Wheeling tonight. The pill
grimage TO Dallas Will be one grand
SWEET song. Moolah Temple, OF st. Louis,
Will entertain the Arabs Saturday eve-
ming. and on Sunday the citizens OF Hot
Springs tender them a complimentary
reception. At the conclusion OF tho
Imperial Council, the visitors will be
taken on a three days jaunt through
Texas, the guests OF the Dallas
Shrlncrs. &; . +. q
W. T. George OF Phllippi, is a guest
at the Mcclure.
]. G.. Llnch, West Virginia, Is
Windsor autograph. IA III
. Niles Ford has returned from trip
TO Cumberland. Md.
William Cummlns returned yester.
day from the State University.
One OF WheelIng's visitors yesterday
was Hon E. G. Smith, OF Clarksburg.
Mrs. d. A. Hendershot, OF Sisters
Vile. yesterday registered at the
Stamm.
Mrs. Z. D. Landers and daughter, OF
Parkersburg, registered at the Howell
last night. "a
Robert N. Meade, OF Hinton, student
at the State University, Is the guest OF
Rev. N. s. Thomas.
NJ. c. Crawford, OF the Island, is re-
covering from q stroke, OF paralysis re-
celved about week ago.
Col. John T. McGraw, 3 OF Grafton,
was visitor In Wheeling yesterday,
but denied the trip expressed any polit-
ical significance.
Private William Tecumseh Crawford
will be a member OF the detachment to
enlist recruits for, the vacancies in the
First West Virginia regiment, and Is
expected home In q few days. NJ,
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Hello, VIVA I Doe, rhl. Moan

PARIS. June s.-The following send
official note was Issued this afternoon:
The ministers have placed their resig-
nations at the disposal Of N. Meline.
(the premier), who. II his policy Is ap-
proved by the chamber, will remodel
the cabinet on the broadcast basis, In
accordance with the indications OF the
recent elections. s7s-sst % 80 {.
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mrs. W. 2. BATES. r,,r.,lsld. La. writes !, il !,

mrs. W. 2. BATES. rlansileld. La, writes,
!" Before writing to you suffered
drcadfully from painful menstrua.
ton, leucorrh@a and soro feeling in
the lower parto tho boq;els. Now my
friends want to know what makes me
look so well. lido not hesitate one min
ute In telling them what has brought
about this great change. I cannot
praise Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound enough. 1t is the greatest
remedy Of tho age"
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M'MECHEN.


Happenings of Interest in the Marshall
County Town.
The commencement exercises OF the
McMechen schools will be held ut the
N. E. church, Tuesday, the 2lst, at S
O'Clock p. m.
L. Glover, has returned to his home at
Glover's Gap after q pleasant visit 70
his sister, Mrs. John Lamley, Of Lin
ocln avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Byard and
daughter are. confined to their home
with typhoid fever
Mrs. Wallace Smith has returned
home. after visiting her parents, at
Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. G.. F. Cooper. OF Wheeling, IS
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hirsch.
Thomas Noble visited friends at
Claysyille, Pa, yesterday.
Frank King is visiting friends at
Triadclphia this week,
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When the stone was set In place, a
few impromptu remarks were made by
several Of the company, after the cheers
had subsided. Work on the new tin
house. begun yesterday. will be rushed
TO completion. i4'di y si
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-10

DEWEY? Well, I guess we do give
a Picnic at the State Fair Grounds.
Saturday, June II. ADJUSTMENTS OF all
kinds. Don't fail to attend. Glass
workers. Grimm's Ice cream and re-
,freshments will be served on the
grounds, s,ts,l
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THE IMMUNE REGIMENT.

The nucleus Of the Fourth UnitedStates
regiment OF volunteers, the immunes, is
already at the rendezvous, Fredericks-
burg. Virginia. This Is the command to
which the companies now being organ.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L BENWoOD WATER 5CoMPANf:
Z The undersigned. being all OF the cot.
porators ofrthe Benwood Water Company,
corporation to which a certificate OF In.
corporation has beenN issued By the. secrs-
tary OF the state Of West Virginia, hereby
give notice to the stockholders OF said com.
pany that the undersigned corporatonts
have appointed the DIST day OF June. A .;
1898, at two o'clock p. m. as the THE. and
the office of Caldwell &; Caldwell, atto'.
neys at law, No. l52l Market street, In 10
city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, as .te
place. for holding the first general NEE.
ing OF the said stockholders, and that suca
meeting will be held at the said time ana
place to elect board OF directors, make
bylaws and transact any other business
which may lawfully be done by the SAD
stockholders In general meeting.
Given under our hands this 6th Gay u
June, A. D.; t1SaS.
EDWIN W. GEARHART,
go s JAMES KINNEY. Jr.
il.tt5sdi7s CECIL a. ROBINSON.
jeG-1o HUNTER S. ARMSTROAG- :.
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PROPOSALS.
'DROPOSALS-HOTEL.

1DRoPosALS-HoTEL.
Bids will be received until the LIST day o!
July. A. D. 1895, for the building OF new
hotel building by Brast Bros, OF New M.l.
tiusville. w. Va. Drawings and speciII.sa,
lions can be seen at the Brast House N Wv
Martinsville, and at the office OF me W.
3. O'Neill Co, architects, Marietta ohio.
5 Bids are want ed for the several paris o.
the building, each trade being bid uP rSa
separately. and for the entire work. ny ~
owners reserve the right 10 reject any ahS '
all bids. BRAST BROS:
leg IN 81 Now Martinsville. w. Va
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'DRoPosALS.

PROPOSALS.
Bids will be received at the clerks olico
OF the hoard OF commissioners OF the ceua.
.ty OF Ohio until Monday, June II; IN sr Il
2 O'Clock p. M, for paving the NNti Sny.
road in,the town Of Pleasant valley, , m
Ing to DO Is feet wide md ]. go feei 'Vnsii
Bids will be for New Cumberlanu . aTr
to grade. road bed, and furnish. ss SAW.
gravel and brick. and do, oil labor 10 w."
plctc the work. .,,o..
Tho board reserves the rlEht 10 rvs W.
any or all bids. Ct !. y, ,,,orp.r
te7 Clerk Board Of Commlss!ohe.S=
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NITYl DIIuDINC; REPAIRS, I.

INITY9 BUILDING. REPAIRS.
Separate bids will be received al ins
office Of the city clerk unit! Monday Jua'
10, glS9S, at 8 o'clock p M, for repair
work. Tin work, carpenter work, painting
and plumbing. al.
h Specifications can be seen at tho oHies
of tho city clerk =,
The committee on real estate reserve
the right to reject any or nj! bids :,
the envelope tho work upon which the
bid Is for, land the name OF the biddei'
and left at the, clerks office. ,.,,.o
les = - City CleIk.
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As hrs. FLORENCE A. WOLFE, SIS nulberry
ST., Lancaster, Ohio, writsst
"DEAn MRs. PISHlfAM.-For two
years I was troubled with what the
local physicians told me was intlamma.
ton Of tho womb. Every month / sui.
fcrod terribly. ! Ind tnkcn enough
medicine from the doctors to cure any
ono, but obtained relief for q short
time only. Atlnst concluded to write
to you In regard to my case, and can
shy that by following your advice I ault
now pefeetly well.n
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MUSICAL WHEELING.

( Mr.. Harry J. Fellows, Of Erie, Pa,
tenor soloist for the oratorio concert
this evening. arrived In the city yes
6terday afternoon and attended the re-
I hearsal last night. Mr.. Fellows spoke
4 flatteringly of the presentation OF both
Instrumental and vocal scores, and
feels that the affair tonight will be
1.-The brilliant event anticipated. Mary
3 Louise Clary, contralto and Mr.. E. H.
5Dermitt, basso, will arrive this morning.
These, with Mrs. Flora Williams, co.
3 prano. will have a rehearsal In. y the
Opera House this afternoon. A splen-
did knabe piano was brought. on for
the occasion, and the solo accompanl-'
mentst will be. played on 1t by; Mr..
Charles A. Buckley, of Parkersburg,
with the exception of the second num-
\ Der OF Miss Clary. which will be accom-
panied by the full orchestra. The Opera
2 House should be crowded tonight. for
the society as whole is prepared for
excellent work, and the added talent
being Of the highest order make an en-
semble OF which Mr.. Meyers, the dlrec-
tor and entire Musical Wheeling may
z beiproud.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the coming concert at the
: Second Presbyterian church on next
Thursday evening. The best talent OF
: the city Is embraced In the evenings
programme, which Is made up Of solo,
duet and quartette selections. Mrs.
K George B. Caldwell Is In charge, and
1.-THE name insures successful carrying
through.
a The ladies Of the United Presby-
I terrain church have arranged a unique
AFFAIR for next Tuesday evening In the
lecture room Of that church. Music will
4 be an incidental feature, strawberry
Z contest being the advertised attrac-
2 ton. No admission will be charged