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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-12
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke
Your Life Away.

Ifyou want to quit tobacco using easi-
ly and forever, be made we'll, strong,
magnetic, full of nav life and vigor,
take No-To-Bac, the wonder-worker
that makes weak men strong Many
gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 4O0,-
900 cured. Buy No-To-Bac from your
own druggist, who will guarar tee a
cure. Booklet and sample mailed free.
Ad. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or
New York.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-12

THE Enquirer's great expose (?) of
the Otis bribery case was received over
the State with laughter. The idea Of
Otis refusing $4,000 was too ridiculous
to be entertained for minute. The
grand mistake made by the authors of
the fake was in putting the figures too
high.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-12
MARRIAGE GELICENCES.

Samuel +. Johnston, of Equity, and
Ida Wiles, of Waterford.
William Biehl and Clara Zimmer.
both of Lawrence.
Elmer Pugh, of Marietta, and Leila
Skipton, of Waterford.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-12
Come
Now

to our Invoice Sale, now going on.
Overcoats, good line, in all
grades, at Is to 33 per cent dis
count. Mems and Boys Suits,
good line ofmedium and fine goods,
25 per cent discount. Children's
Suits reduced very low, but any
thing we have in them will be sold
at a bargain!
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-12

The smallest horse in the world is
shetland pony owned by Marchese Car
cano in Milan. 1t is "a inches high,
and when standing beside its owner the
pony's back is only an inch above his
knee.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-12
WEDNESDAY. JAN. II. 1893

Mr.. kURTz is not troubled with in
somnia any more. Hanna put him to
sleep on Tuesday.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-12
UWN a FRGiE TM = AEH5 TkTek FARM

in the Garden State Of Delaware near all the l.rge
markets Of the country Only hours from New Yorf
near Rail Roads, School and Post Office Higb rolling
lands no hills or stones. rich soImd healthy climate,
onY short distance from sea shore plenty Of fishing
ana hunting. ST. down, balance in small monthly
payments Send for our paper which gives full infor-
nation Delaware Land and Improvement Conn
pany' III Broadway. New York City.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-12
Weather During 'O7.

WHEN bilious or costive, eat Cascar
ct, candy cathartic cure guaranteed.
l0c. 25c.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-12
We Bought

twice as many Worsted Suits as
usual for CASH before any ad
vance, and Notwithstanding the
great advance in these goods, you
can buy them of us NOW at less
price than ever before. Our goods
are NOT MARKED UP for OUT
DOWN Prices! We have both
Suits and Overcoats in "Stouts"
and "Slims," so we can fit any
shape.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Public sales we're held to-day by
Hiram King, Mrs. X. Fullerton and
Mrs. Lydia Mitchell.
IAN unusually heavy locomotive
was sent down the Delaware road yes
terday fer the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company. sft
The machinists employed by the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
are working every might until 10
o'clock
Patrick O'Neil an employe at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth shipyard,
fell while carrying several pieces OF
iron yesterday and lacerated his breast.
The keel plates for the torpedo
boat Stringham are being rlveted to-
gether at the Harlan and Hollings-
worth shops.
John Quinn will succeed Richard Re
gan as foreman OF the dryer depart
ment CT the Pusey and Jones Com
pany's foundry.
Mrs. Fitch, the noted gospel singer
Of Philadelphia, will sing at Asbury NJ
e. Church next Sunday and DR.
Thomas, OF Philadelphia, will preach.
On Thursday night Great Sachem
Franklin c. Howard will visit the de
gree Of Pocahontas, at Laurel.
Mrs. N. NJ. Brown has been elected
delegate from the Society OF the vii
mington NJ r. Conference to the an
nual meeting Of the board Of manager
OF the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety, to be held in Minneapolis.
Last evening the Hamilton Debat
ing Coterie held its monthly meeting.
On Saturday night the Marooni
and Whites will play basket ball in thu
/ Y. M. G. A. gymnasium.
"A special train passed through
this city yesterday carrying 500 90
pounds OF powder to Key West.
| Matters OF routine interest wen
before the Board OF Water Ccrnmis
sioners yesterday.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
RETREAT AT sT. JosEpH's.

A retreat in preparation for the feast
OF st. Joseph was opened in st.
Joseph's Colored Catholic Church. on
French street, last night BY Rev.
Father Jones, o. S. A. This retreat will
continue several days closing on Satur-
day morning with solemn high mass at
8 o'clock in the presence OF Rt. Rev.
Bishop ]. j. Monaghan who will con-
finn class OF about 100 colored boys.
Father Jones has kindly consented to
give a short instruction each evening.
TO which the public is invited. Father
Size kindly begs all OF the friends and
benefactors of the home not to forget
his poor little charges ON Saturday next.
March 10, donation day.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
WORK ALONG THE COAST
Busy Shipyards and Car
Shops on the Christiara.
GENERAL HANooCKs TRIAL TRIP

WORK PROGRESSING RAPIDLY ON
THE DIFFERENT CONTRACTS.
BARGEs, TUGS, STEAMBOATS,,
FERRYBoATs AND CARS-woRK
CT THE DELAWARE CoNSTRUC-
TON COMPANY AT MoRRISON'S
POINT.
Workmen at the Pusey and Jones
shipyard were busy yesterday and to-
day painting and putting the finishing
touches on the government ferryboat,
General Hancock, preparatory TO her
trial trip, which will come off to-day.
Transfer No. IL is under the shear
poles getting her machinery in place,
and the woodworkers are busy on her
cabins. Her sister tug, Transfer No.
IL, will be launched soon, as the iron
workers are making merry music put
ting in the last rivets with their rivet-
ing hammers.
The jackson and Sharp Company is
busy in the car shops and shipyard. II
has lately completed four railway
coaches and they are now loaded on 0
fiat car ready for shipment to South
America.
At Enoch Moore and Sons Com
pany's shipyard the steamer Lota Il
being made seaworthy, having beer
sold to parties in New Jersey. She vii
soon be delivered to her new owners.
The Delaware Construction Company
Is busy at Morrison's Point Men ar,
at work on the four new barges thai
are being built. Dredge No. 5, belong
ing to the company, is being remodelej
by its workmen. The deck has beel
raised and the house made longer. 4
boiler fifty horsepower greater thai
the one taken out, has been placed ii
and the dredge will soon be ready 70
service. The filled-in land on the poin
is fast drying of and will soon be GOV
cred with coating OF coal ashes an
cinders, making it a solid piece OF val
liable land for the company's purpose.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
THE CAUCASE LOST.
ILL-LUCK FOLLOWED THE SHIP
THAT RAN DOWN THE ALLIE
GHENY.

TLL-LUCK FOLLOWED THE SHIP
THAT RAN DOWN THE ALLIE
GHENY.
The loss of the well-known Belgian
tanker Caucase, Captain Williams, near
Kilea, Russia, is reported. The voy-
age was made from Batoum, Russia.
with oil, but regularly the vessel is en-
gagged In the crude oil trade out of Will
mingtonl She has met with a chapter
of accidents that have stocd her own
ers perhaps more than her original
cost.
She struck the rocks in the Delaware
and had to be brought to Wilmington
for repairs. 1t was she that eollided
with and sunk the tanker Allegheny in
the Delaware, off Ship John, October /,
1894. Several times she has become
fast in the Atlantic flee ice, and has
had her bows damaged. This loss Will
be the exception TO the rule, and so
long as no lives were sacrificed will be
hailed with delight by even the under
writer's, who must make it good to the
owners.
The Caucase is now the defendant in
suit pending in the United States
Court for this district, but her loss will
probably have no effect ON the outcome
Of the suit, as her owners are liable,
The Caucase was owned in Antwerp by
L. Lambert, but was built in New Cas-
tie. England, by the Sir William Arm
strong Company in 1888 She was l ,15S
tons register and was fully insured.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
FIGHT FOR A LICEHSE.
SPIRITED CONTEST IN THE COURT
OF GENERAL SESSIONS THIS
MORNING.


There was a triangular and rather
unusual legal battle In the Court OF
General Sessions this morning. The
bone of contention was the application
OF John Sayers for a license to sell liq-
uor at Tenth and Orange streets, ad-
Joining his present place Of business.
Willard Salisbury, Jr., represented
The applicant, Arthur w. Spruance APP
peared for John Kelley, the purchaser
of the saloon property occupied for so
many years by Sayers, and William S,
Prickett appeared for the Law and Or
der Society, which protests against the
licensing Of another place in that To-
cality, as 1t is. in his opinion, unnec-
essary and 1t is no part of the courts
business to meddle in the dispute.
The story is a simple, but unusual
one. According to the testimony and
| statements OF the witnesses and law
yers, Frank Mellon owned the property
at Tenth and Orange streets, at pres
ent tenanted by Sayers. The latter re-
fused to sell Mellon drink when he was
in his cups and the owner swore that
Sayers should no longer have the prop,
erty He sold 1t to John Kelley for
$4,000. Sayers Of course, had a very
valuable goodwill in the place and did
not want to lose It to Kelley by being
| forced out He offered Kelley $4,000
for his bargain. 1t was refused, and
the new owner demanded possession
Sayers, seeing that he could not retain
possession, did the next best thing tc
save his good will. He rented The
place next door and gave notice OF ap
plication for a license for II at thil
term Of court. His license for the othei
place will not expire until the MAY
term. He designed to move next door
close up his old place, refrain from ap
plying for a new license for II for mex
year, and compel Kelley to apply {,
Judge Spruance for a fractional licens
for the time intervening between thel
and September. In this manner he ex
pected to make Kelley rue his 5000
bargain.
Kelley retained Arthur w. Spruanc
,, to fight Sayers' application at thisterm
and also to look after his future inter
ests. Sayers retained Willard Saulf
4 bury, Jr., and the Law and Order Sc
ciety instructed It's attorney. WilliaI
S. Prickett, to take a hand in the figl
on general principles.
II The court, after hearing testimon
: and argument, reserved its decision.
All license not contested have alread
been granted
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
SOLDIERS TO TIE FORT.
FROM FORT M'HENRY TO FORT
DELAWARE BY RAIL AND BOAT.
BATTERY L, OF THE FOURTH
UNITED STATES ARTILLERY.
STOPPED FOR AFEW MINUTES IN
WILMINGTON THIS MORNING.

Battery l., OF the Fourth United
States Artillery, in command of Cap
tain William Everett, arrived in this
city at 1150 o'clock this morning on
the way from Fort McHenry, to Fort
Delaware. The battery was transport
ed from Baltimore over the p, w. g. B.
railroad as far as this city, where the
two baggage cars and two passenger
coaches constituting the train were
switched on to the w. e. N. road and
taken to Delaware river pier, where
they were met by the steamer Ulrica
and landed at Fort Delaware at 2.30
this afternoon, where they will be sta
toned.
The soldiers were fully equipped for
service, having their knapsacks, can
teens. cooking utensils, shelter tents
and blankets. The battery is composed
| OF sixty-one fine-looling and strong
men. and as a man who saw them re-
marked, had a business-like look on
their faces. There were about 500 peO-
pie at the station to have look at their
protectors, but they made no demon
stration. Not even a cheer for the boys
in blue was given. Everyone seemed
awed by the warlike appearance Of the
| soldiers.
Superintendent A. G. McCausland
and several other officials OF the rail-
road accompanied the soldiers to their
destination. There will be another
battery here tomorrow about the same
time on their way to Fort Mott They
will likely be met at Delaware river
pier by the same steamer that carried
Battery L to Fort Delaware.
1t is recalled that part OF tht
| Fourth Artillery was garrisoned al
Fort Delaware in 1861, and was ordered
away from there to take more activ,
part in the civil war. Since then tn,
various batteries have taken an activ'
part in the military operations OF th'
| government and have seen service il
nearly every state of the Union.
Captain Everett, who commands Bat
terry L, was stationed at Fort Rile.
during the railroad riots, and left tn
barracks on two hours notice, with
light battery. for Chicago. Speaking
of the transfer of his command, Cap
tain Everett said he leaves Baltimor
with regret. His stay of three year
there has been made very pleasant 70
him. He found Baltimore to be one O
the most desirable military posts in tn
country.
No information has been received a
Fort McHenry concerning the disposi
. tion OF the two remaining batteries.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
A NON SUIT GRANTED.
Mrs. Cresswelps Attorneys
Except to the Charge.
A VERDICT FOR THE DEFEyDANT

NO ELABORATE OPINION As NO
QUESTION OF LAW WAS RAISED,
BUT THE DECISION RENDEtsEp
IN THE CASE OF wTHEATLEY
VS.. THE p. W. & B. RAILROAD
CoNiFAN APFLIED..
Argument on the motion for nom
suit IN the case Of Creswell vs. the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company consumed al Of yesterday IN
the Superior Court.
Chief Justice Lore this morning
handed down a decision granting the
non-suit asked for. He said:
The motion for non-sifit has been
argued with signal ability on both
sides. The facts have been discussed
clearly and forcibly, and the law pre-
sented with a precision and lucidity
that are remarkable-we might say, ex-
| hanstiye.
I'm considering the case the court
do not see that there is amy new ques-
tion OF law raised, nothing that has not
been substantially passed upon by the
courts OF this state or that has not
been settled by we'll adjudicated cases;
and therefore practically set at rest, 80
that the case strikes us as being mar
rowed down To- the simple question Of
| whether the case ais presented by the
plaintiff is such as wuuid warrant this
court in submitting it to the jury.
"The absence OF amy contested ques-
ton OF law relieves the court, we think,
OF any necessity for a detailed state
ment OF the grounds or reasons for the
| pnnplleian we have rpaqhpd
Looking at the case as presented BY
the plaintiff. taking any reasonable
conclusion in the Judgment OF the
court, that may be drawn from the tes-
timony. we think II comes within what
} has been clearly expressed by the
court in Wheatley VS. p. w. & b. Rail
road q l1ardesty, 62) as follows;
ut Is with great reluctance that
courts take cases away from the jury
] but where the evidence ON the part Oh
[ the plaintiff is such, that II a. verdict
was found for the plaintiff the court
Y would. be constrained 10 set 1t aside, Il
Is not only reasonable. but 1t Is THIS
y duty Of the court TO stop the case al
that point.
such, in our Judgment, is the cas-
that has been presented before US, ant
we therefore direct the entry Of a non
suit"
\ I'VE decline to accept non-suit, amt
l we ask for a verdict" said Mr. Hig
gins,
! Gentlemen OF the jury" said th
a chief Justice, for the reasons stated, tn
a court direct you to return a verdict 70
n the defendant"
N The plaintiff noted an exception I
ii the charge OF the court, and the jur
a returned a verdict for the defendant
NJ The court ordered that the folDowdn
NJ sums be paid out Of the registry Of "a
M court to creditors OF Jennie S. Hoopes
M John S. Bellas, SIS; Charles n. Steven
sd son, s4243s; ]. /. Meaney, sl10H
Several cases on the argument lls
were continued. ttl
The divorce case OF Thatcher v
le Thatcher was continued until the Ma
Is term, II being still out in the hands {
X the commissioner.
r. Attorneys argued the matter of
81 new trial OF the case OF Agnes Kerr "
C. Thomas f. Shea.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
SEE THE POINr2
UHSE VERY MUCH ALTYE.

KIRRWOOD HOTEL PROPRIETOR
ARRESTED IN HARRISBURG FOR
OBTAINING MONEY FRAUDU-
LENTLY.
The police of Harrisburg, Pa, at the
instance af Chief of Police Dolan, have
arrested Waldo Uhse, who kept the
Kirkwood House, at Third and Shipley
streets, and who mysteriously disap-
peared from this city some time ago.
Uhse's sudden departure gave rise to
rumors of foul play. He turned up
later in New York, but was working in
brewery in Harrisburg when arrested.
THE complaint against Uhse is that
of obtaining money from Dennis Muir
ply, of Mill Creek hundred. The
amount obtained by Uhse was about
$3.50.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
GUE-kBKlNG MGCHI ERT

BELTS MACHINE oPsoPERATED
DAY AND NIGHT-EXTRA FORCE
OF MEN.
The Belts Machine Company, Of this
city, has put on an extra force OF men
and Is running day and night. The
company has a sub-contract from the
American Ordnance Company, which
makes machinery to manufacture arms
for the United States Government.
Nearly two hundred OF these ma
chimes are to be made for use at the
Washington, Norfolk, San Francisco
Brooklyn and League Island navy
yards, it is said.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
IN JUDGE BALLs COTrRT.

In Judge Balls court this morning
John Lantz was held in 5000 bail for
the larceny Of blanket from the
Home Mission, at No. 311 Shipley
street. The case OF Daniel Gillespie,
charged with assaulting Annie Galla-
CHER was continued. Stephen Turner,
colored. was fined $40 and costs for
assault. Patrick O'Brien, Patrick
Whelan. Thomas Ripley and Maggie
Clark were fined for drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
ATTER "A CHARTER-

Harry Whiteman applied to Judge
SpruaRce to-day for charter for the
Guarantee Building Loan and AssuE
snce Company. the officers and diree-
tors OF which have already been pub
lished in these columns The judge
held the matter up for consideration.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
WASHINGTON COLLEGE TEAM.

Chestertown, Md, March 16.-The
Washington College baseball team this
year will wear gray breeches and black
and maroon stockings. caps and jer-
seys The team, coached by Zearfoss
OF the New York Club, has been prac-
ticing for its game with Harvard Uni
versity on April %. This will be the
great game Of the season, and excur-
sions win be run along the Baltimore
and Delaware Bay railroad on the day
OF the game.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
PROMOTION or HOLINESS.

A meeting fer the promoticp Of hoh-
ness will be held this evening at the
home OF James Wyatt, No. 607 West
Fourth street, commencing at T45
O'Clock. All those who desire to be
and those who are identified with the
forward movement OF aggressive holi-
ness are invited without regard to
denomination.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
NO DEFINITE ACTION.

AT a meeting yesterday afternoon lo-
cal railroad men discussed the organi-
Eation Of a Railroad Y. NJ. G. A., but
no definite conclusion was reached.
Another large meeting will be held
next Sunday in Yardmaster Cantwella q
Office. Rev. George r. Wolfe, OF the
First M. P. Church, conducting the SER
vices
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
MR DTTPONT rs HOME.

William DUPONT returned home from
England yesterday after an absence Of
nearly two years. He looks we'll, and
Is stouter than he was when he went
away. 1t is rumored that he will soon
put his yacht, the Au Revoir, in COM
mission
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
IAURADA READY TO SAIL.

The~steamship, Haurada, which has
been thoroughly overhauled at Mills
shipyard, in Camden, for the purpose
OF making her suitable for the Klon-
dixie passenger trade, is expected to
sail tonight for New York, where she
will receive stores and freight prior TO
sailing for Seattle, Wash. The steam
ship will make regular trips between
New York and Seattle.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
10 ARRIVE ON TUESDAY.

The Water Witch fire engine. which
has been undergoing repairs at the
works of the Americans Steam Fire
Engine Company. in New York, Is ex-
pected 10 arrive in this city on Tues
day next. The engine has been made
nearly new, and several fine devices
have been added to it's machinery, The
Water Witch Company will privately
celebrate It's home coming.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
no ATTEND sERVICEs.

Wilmington Lodge, No. /, a. o. o.
W., has accepted an invitation fl,om
Rev. N. II. Miller OF Newark, to att
tend the services in his church ON Sun
day next. The lodge will leave the
Delaware avenue station ait 10 O'Clock
over the B. & o.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
PEACE MEETING POSTPONED.

The Delaware Peace Society was 10
meet tomorrow evening to take action
on the Cuban Spanish question. but the
absence OF David Ferris, who is at
Jennersville, Pa, has led 10 a post
ponement until his return.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
A SEVENTEEN DAYS MEET

MARYLAND RACING ASSOCIATION
WILL RUN IT'S COURSE ON APRIL
2.
Elkton, Nd, March 16.-The Mary
land Racing Association opened it's
gates here yesterday afternoon for a
seventeen days meeting, to close on
April next, that being the last day
that races can be conducted in Cecil
county. as the new law which prohibits
pool selling and all forms OF gambling
goes into effect on April next. The
mild, and the two special trains from
Philadelphia brought several hundred
sports to the grounds.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
REAnY NO oRGANIzF.

The new Republican club is to be
named for Lincoln. On Saturday even
ing a meeting to effect permanent or
ganization will be held. with Mayor Nc
Lear in the chair and James Robertson
as temporary secretary.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
Made cARPEr BALLS.

Members of the w. H. NJ. S. of Grace
M. K. Church met at the home OF Mrs.
]. p. Doughten, NO. 11O7 Jefferson
street, this morning and made carpet
balls. The regular meeting was held
there ait 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
FRFHOLDERs APPOINTED,

In Orphans Court this morning J.
Harvey Whiteman presented a petition
for the appointment OF Joseph L. Car
penter. Sr., Charles G. Kurtz. Charles
B. Evans, Patrick Neary and Samuel
II. Baynard, freehOldeTs to make par
tition of the real estate OF Frances l.
Bayard, deceased. 1t was granted.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
TAKEN IIL ON THE srREET.

John A. Gafney, Of No. s04 Broome
street, while on his way to consult DR.
Lukens, was taken suddenly ill and
tainted on the street. He was removed
to his home in cab. Mrs. Gafney is
in New York undergoing treatment for
her hearing.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
THREE FOR ro-MoRRoW.

The Dougherty- -Moriarity, Tatnali-
Blumenthal and Jamison-Gam matters
will come UP before Chancellor Nichol-
son tomorrow. Had he come TO town
they would have been heard to-day.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
THE MINORITY SHARES I'M.

when the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company closed yesterday af-
ternoon, John S. ROssell, trust Officer,
said that NEARLY every share or the mi-
nority stock had been deposited. dae
was unable to state the exact number
81 shares Dut the minority holdings
were somewhere near 10000. This
closes the City Railway deal with tho
exception OF issuing the bonds to pay
for the mhnnritv holdings
Evening journal., 1898-03-16

King streets, Bishop Monaghan will Of
ficiate. Rev. Dr. Kennedy, OF st.
Charles Seminary, will preach the SER
mon.
There will also be services at the
cathedral. where Father Gregory, a
Passionist father, whose eloquence at
tracted large congregations last week
at the cathedral, will preach.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
no VISIT REAnnNG

j. II. Walker, ]. ]. Patterson and ].
H. Manlove, forming a committees OF
the Phoenix Fire Company, are arrang-
ing for the company's visit 10 Read
ing on June and 8.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
HE is NOT AN APPLICANT.

Il am not in the field for the post
mastership under any circumstance,
said Major Edmund Mitchell, Jr., this
morning. Il have heard it mentioned
several times, but have invariably de-
MED that / was an applicant"
Evening journal., 1898-03-16
MoGITILIANS TO NEWPORT.

Industry Conclave. No. III. Ancient
Order OF Adhesive Mogulhans. will 80
to Newport tonight to install the Of
fcers OF Active Conclave, No. III. The
visitors will make the trip IN a hack.
leaving here at s O'Clock sharp.
Evening journal., 1898-03-16

The only place In the city where the
returns will be received by special wire
Of the Lavigne and Daily fight is at the~
Hotel Western, tomorrow night A
competent operator will be IN charge