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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-02
SOME MUSICAL NOTES.

The concert by the Philharmonic
Club, last evening, at the Carroll Club
auditorium, brought together larger
number of musical people than usual
upon these delightful and artistic oc-
casions. The programme was splen-
didly rendered, particularly the Bee
thoven trio violin, viola and cello.
Messrs. Schockey, Blumenberg and
Meyer We're the performers, and the
number was a most enjoyable one, and
the audience showed it's appreciation
by it's applause. The quartet proper
was down for two selections, a Ca
votte,' by Mattiole, modern com
poser, and a Haydn number, op. "A,
No. C minor. This latter perform
ance was magnificent in all of its four
movements, and altogether was one of
the very best of many good Haydn in
terpretations given through the course.
Prof. Blumenberg's violin solo, lie
gende," by Wieniawski. was a fine ex-
ample of musical work, ana the per-
former was given a most enthusiastic
reception.
There are but three additional con-
certs in the Philharmonic series, and
it is hoped they Will meet with larg-
er public recognition The organiza-
ton is a splendid one, and the pro-
prammes are not only well selected,
but are rendered with undouDted merit
and these musical evenings appt al to
all interested in the proper interpre-
tation of the works Of the masters
OF the art.
The Philharmonic is preparing for
a Haydn celebration in the near fnt-
ure, and the programme, now in the
course Of preparation, will awaken the
greatest interest.
The biweekly concert by the Wo-
mans Musical Club, will be given Fri
day afternoon at half-past three. at
A. 0. u w. Temple The programme
will probably be announced to-morr
row. D.
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We think our plainly understood quotations will ac-
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inc samples Of adorSas cards
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To-MoRRoW's DEPARTURES

Pittsburg. Fl. *. Bedford, $50 a. m.
Cincinnati, Queen City, $ a. m.
Parkersburg, Argand. Il a. N.
New Matamoras, Lexington, Il a. m.
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Held's opening with Turkey Dinner
from III: so until 2.
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF the
Goats and Boatmen.

EST ERDA1 , DT1I <AIN 2 = IN17'7'
Argand, Parkersburg.
Queen City, Pittsburg.
keystone State. Cincinnati.
Lexington, New Matamoras.
T. NJ. Bayne, Steubenville
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The Philharmonic IS preparing for
a Haydn celebration in the near fnt-
ure, and the programme, now in the
course of preparation, will awaken the
greatest interest.
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70 Be CONTESTED.
An Attack to Be Made Upon the Will
Of the Late Jacob Snyder.

"A Voluminous Bill Filed by w. P.
hubbard and Robert White,
Counsel for Mrs Emma Ebbert.
Inc Grounds Incapacity and I'm
due Influence Upon Decedent.
The Main Allegations as They
Appear in the Bill-An Interest
ing Trial Will Result.
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Go to Held's for Dinner to-day. 1870
Market street.
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MARTINS FERRY COUNCIL.
Business Of Importance Transacted by
That Body.

Passed to Issue &c.
600 of Bonds for Improvement of
Fire Department PasSed-A Long
List of Important Ordinances
Declares Issue
of $685. 900 of Water Works
Bonds Necessary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

Some weeks ago Evangelist Martin held
protractcd services here in the Central
Christian church and preached to large
audiences at each service.
Mr. Martin is in Houston again and will
be detained hero some days owing to Il
washout on the railroad between here and
san Francisco, his home.
Last evening he preached to large
audience at the Central Christian church
on the subject OF Peace" lie took for the
basis of his sermon the present war be
tween the United States and Spain. In
the course of his sermon Mr. Martin said
that Spain had shed enough blood on the
American continent TO float tho United
states battleship Oregon
At the close OF the sermon the ordinance
OF baptism was administerot TO Mrs. Her
ring and her son by the pastor Rev. j. C..
Mason.
Mr.. Martin viii preach ut tbs Christian
church again this evening His subject
viii be. My Neighbor and l." Services
will begin at S;l5 The church Will he
open as early 0s 1850 one of MIR Martins
methcis Is to begin services as soon MS
the house is full whether the time set
for services 10 open has arrived or not.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
OFF, TO TAMPA.
Ihrec Young Men Who Want To ,Joi,
the tough Rihcrs

beaumont. Texas, June -. Three young
men OF Jefferson county left last night 10
JON Roosevelts Rough Riders, portion OF
whom are still encamped at Port Tampa
but whose restless desire to go to Cuba
is well known. They are Messrs johnny
Reagan Of this city and Harry and Louis
Johnson OF Sabine Pass. The Johnson
boys are cousins. the former being a son
OF Brad. ana the later OF Ben johnson,
and as large part Of their lives has been
spent in the saddle they will make ideal
members OF the gallant command of which
Teddy Roosevelt is the presiding genius.
Reagan is well known to Beaumonters.
ana ms ambition 10 so with Roosevelt is
evidence OF courageous nature Indeed,
the ambition Of all three TO Join Uncle
SANS forces Is shown by the fact that
each paid his railroad fare to Tampa. There
were cutie crowd of friends at The depot
to see the boys off, and those who were
there manifested their usual warm heart
edness by making the would-be soldiers
presents of such articles as will add to
their comfort en- route,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
THE SECOND TEXAS.
'ene1t Stoddnrd Speaks in Highest
Terms OF the Rows.

General Stoddard speaks in Highest
Terms OF the Boys.
Bryan, Texas. June 27.-Genera H. 3.
Stoddari has returned from general tour
of inspection Of the several camps OF our
soldiers, among which were Camp Alger.
Chfckdmauga and the camps of the Texas
troops near Mobile. When seen today he
gave out the following statement for pub
lcation: Il witnessed the mos. expeditions
striking of tents by the Second Texas la Il
saturday morning near Mobilt. From the
Tine the general order was sounded 10 the
Time they We're being placed in the wagons
at the head of the company street was on,y
ten minutes. | regard the newspaper cIlt-
lclsms OF the orgies at Mobile as far as the
second Texas Is concerned. as unfair and
uncalled for. The roll call of thu Second
leNaA showed only twelve Sen absent. The
uIsclplne oil this regiment, relative to san.
lVary conditions, is most excellent, in fact
nave seen few equal and none superior.
not even among the regulars. The food is
eN'elI'hs anu me principal objection is to
me boxes OF delicacies sent from home.
Ihtfe was much complaint about thu food
at camp Alger. but | found the greatest
objection to be the manner in which it was
prepared. | desire 10 express the thanks
OF the Texas troops and the people of Texas
TO Misses Couston and the ladies of Mobile
VINO assisted US. for tbs lunches served 10
the Texas boys. | regard the material CT
'he immune regiment at Galveston as most
eNcelient and capable of good service and
regret that | did not have The pleasure OF
meeting greater number of the commits
stoned Officers at roll call"
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CITY BItEvITIIcs.

The Houston Light Guard will hold a BUSH
ness meeting Mt the armory tomorrow night
Tho following marriage license was issued
yesterday John A. SchIoetye and Miss Daisy
Astadtcu
Several arrests for yagrancy were made by
tho police yesterday mud the parties arrested
were turned over to the State authorities for
trial.
Major McFarane, c. -. u. of the South
ern Salvation Army district. addressed large
audiences last night at the open air meeting
ana at the hall, lie is an earnest speaker
d. Ihn primary department of Shearn church
SUNDAY, school VIII have lawn social at
the residence Of A, l., Nelms gO0i Main street,
on tuesday evening, commencing at p. M
Cards ara out announcing the marriage OF
Mr James II Monroe and Miss Elizabeth
leIena' daushter of Mr. and Mrs. a. Ger
mond, Wednesday. July g. Mt sA5 p, m, ut
the Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal church,
south.
Tho street ear management has consented to
hold the Fannn street and Arkansas Pass cars
Tor the late special from LA Porte .tonight.
rms VIII prove n sreat convenience for Third
waiders who desire to take the delightful
evening excursion to La Porte.
city Collector Justin White states that about
thirty warrants have been sworn out against
deinguent occupation taxpayers and placed
IN the hands OF the city marshal, and others
Will follow. II behooves Interested parties To
step IN to tho collectors office, pay same aud
avoid trouble.
Major John A stewart the veteran knight
Of tho grip. returned recently from an extern
MNe tr'p IN old Mexico, and Is loud in his
praises of President Da1 as ruler OF his
peoplo and friend Of America SAILOR stuart
leaves today for another trip through Texas
a wedding IN ono OF the Methodist churches
~ mus city is booked by the knowing onca
FOR tomorrow night and in soto yoce II is
SAID u charivar will follow These hedlnm
noise makers have been warned that tho law
uEainst disturbing the peace Will he Invoked.
II necessary, to prevent such proceedings and
mint to the wise should be sufficient
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

4 SIMILARITY or NAMES
Causes the Report that Harry Weir.
man Was kiilcd In Cuhn.

Among those reported as having been
killed among tho Rough Riders IN the first
serious land engagement between the
American troops and Spanish bushwhack-
ors in Cuba appeared the name of Harry
lIoffner
The similarity Of this name to that OF
Harry helfman, who formerly lived in this
city but removed some time ago TO san
Anlouio where the Rough Riders were
organized. led TO the report being cir
oulated yesterday that 1t was Harry Helr-
man who Fuocumbed TO the Spanish am
buScnde, and several of his friends in
Houston were lamcntine his sad fate They
need grleve no longer, however MS Harry
Hoffman is stil In San Antonio, engaged
In n more congenIal occupation thnn fight
ing Spauiards that Of keeping books for
the brokerage firm of Bennett n Breen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

Mrs Lizzie Adridge Wells died yester
day morning. June ~. at i:3O o'clock.
aged 40 years The funeral Will take
place this morning at 10 o'clock from the
residence of Mr.. George w. Kidd, No. 9CS
Lamar avenue.
The following named gentlemen will act
as pallbearers: W. J. Hancock f. w,
Taylor. G. W. Scheultz, George w. Gaines,
W. f.. Simmons and Orlmel Hutchison, Jr.
lnterment will be made al Glenwooi and
Will be conducted by Messrs. Wal AMI
Stabc.
The funerals OF George r. Schmidt and
Joseph hi George, the unfortunate victims
of Sundays drowning al Seabro1k took
place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. the
interment being in the German cemetery,
under the direction of Unlertaker sid
Wostheimer.
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Company *. second Texas.

Ennis, Texas, June o7.-Mr. Lynn
Fountain of this city who has Just returned
from Mobile, Ala, states that he visited
company *, Texas Second regiment, and
found the following Ennis boys now in
THAT company: Jack Crowell, VIII Han
cock, Robert Moore Malvin Wood, Roland
bonner. s, y. Carothers. A. L. Patterson
Hugh Reese, Rice Whittenmore. Ed Reach
oscar Lawson, Jim McCarty. Grant Phil
ilps' W. NJ, MeCreary and f. r. Miller.
Mr. Fountain states that tire b,ys are
getting along nicely and are receiving
good treatment.
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birthday rnrt,.

On Friday. June a, birthday party
was given by the parents MIR. ana Mrs. l.
Moors, illi Liberty avenue. to commemo-
rate the third birthday OF their daughter,
Marguerite Moore. The entertainment en-
tended from to : p. M. and many little
friends OF Marguerite eniovsd tho oc,a.
sion. All departed after partakinc az n
Snmptuons repast. Among the little onpa
present were the following: Misses Inca
Kendall, fallie Scott, Mabel Anderson
Maud Anderson Alice Glass, Marguer,te
Moore. Katie Mcclure. Jessie Mcclure.
Ola Cockrell. Masters Durward Dormsn
Kenneth porman. nonmar Westoo,t, Rubin
scout Eddie Fowler peregoy Scranton,
Norman Kendall John Glass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

by laws. man who studies these laws of
nature carefully and reduces them 10 a scj.
encc, eau count on exact results every time
a doctor knows that certain remedies
affect certain diseases
When disease seems 10 have no remedy
the doctors pronounce ii incutahle All the
time Nature may have the remedy right AZ
hand, but II viii only be discovered by the
doctor who has studied longer and deepc,
than others into this particular disease.
Consumption seemed for long time with.
out remedy, until DR. Pierce made his
wonderful " Golden Medical Discovery 40
years ago. II has proved 10 be marvellous
and almost nntailing specific TOT eonsump
ton and all forms of luag, bronchial and
thtoa, difficulties,
Us effects seem almost magical bu, its CD.
GRAFTON IS based upon simple natural laws
Il has the peculiar property OF enahlinp
the Discriminating glands TO manufactures
healthy, red blood and pour il abundautiy
into the circulation. This iiourishjrr. vital
izing effect 10 rapidly manifested in the
lungs and bronchial tubes where it stops Tie
wasting process and builds up healthy tissue.
uisieatlily assimilatcd bystomachs which
are too weak 10 digest cod liver oil, and il
IS lar superior to iualt-extracts as a perma.
nent and scicntif:c flesh builder in an
wasting diseases.
"Twenty.ive years ago eight different doctors
told me- that would live hut short time that
t"A SshNuSiipt'oI anu must d3c, y writes Geo X
Coope, Esq, OF Myers Valley roitawatomir o.
kans. hrally connenecd taking Or Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery and am still on the
land aud among the living. have faith 10 he.
iicve that Il has heightened my life for the las,
twcnt, hvc years, and have SO much faith in ali
Of your medicines that want one OF your Com.
uQn 6ense Medical Advisers"
p. PiyrceA medicines are recognized as
ssan9erd remedies throughout the world.
\ ketIefx " cure constipation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
Joineh the Thrill

Temple, Texas, June es.-Can,atn
oWsN'' recruiting officer for the Third reg.
lmenl az Fort Clark, was in the c,ty vos-
'eruay securing recruits. The follox,oc
, examinei and accepted and lef, we
.eiuay Tor Fort Clark; I'd Bullard Ga
enee Davis, I'D Burk. sam clark To-,
I T r G Harold, Mike Calliueer c;eor vni
harris and Emmitt w. Jordon '''o' Sc
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Mnn,s Elngs I.nIr ,,n.tch.

IN American soldier-loving citizen Of
Houston said TO a Post reporter yesterday
after reading its elaborate te,egraphlc
account of tho battle Of la Qussina: 81
think every flag floating in this tity today
ought TO he lowered to half-masG as a
mark OF respect 10 the memory of Allyn
.apfen and Ms oompatriots VIII, fell at
the hands OF the eowardly ambushed Span-
iards."
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the reglmcntal drills will be held while
tho open space In Forest park Will give
ample room for company or squad drills.
In addition to the liberal contributions
by The Houston Heights company tho Elec-
trio street Car company and Mr.. e. l..
Coombs, considerable money will yet be
required in fitting up the grounds and to
meet this requirement the finance com
noon.
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The In Porte Excus,,n

The prospects for very large crowd On
the excursion to La Porte tomorrow even
ing is very flattering ana the ladies having
the matter in charge request as many AS
possible to buy their tickets in advance al
GrunewalFs music house or Cockrell's
drugstore, so that an intelligent idea NAV
be formed as TO the cars necessary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

orange Texas, June 27.-Captain A u
?, OF company had his men out
'h'S morning at $50 and gave them a
practice march Of three or four miles be-
,ofe breakfast. The soldier boys are buck.
ing DOWN TO hard work since going into
barracks and are rapidly improving. All
lAprtss themselves as anxious TO be called
out and begin to sec real service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
Fun Company Orpan,,.d

Fort Worth, Texas. June 97.-The or
sanizers of the infantry company in this
city whose services were rendered the sov.
ernor under the second call for volunteers
nave been advised by Adjutant General
WoSencraft that the company could rot
De aeceptef as II was deemed desirable IN
tame companies from localities from which
none We're received under tho frst c.It ~.
the event Of a third call the comna,,'s
application will receive favorable consids
Grafton. 'onsiu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

corsicana, Texas. June o7.--Lleutenant
colonel G. w. Hardy has issued call for
lii'eeh men to recruit one of the compani.
OF MS regiment, company already ac-
cepted in the second call for yolunteers
FROM the llfteen recruits one corporal
ana one sergeant will be appointed. The
opportunity will only be extended a few
u~ys ana the number will likely be easy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

Second Regiments Camp Is Cast on
Rough Grounds.
GENERAL COURT MARTIAL ORDERED.
Captain Mccormick Named as Judge
Advocated ompnnics sim Being
RAISED in the State.
Especial Dispatch to The postl

Miami Fla. June 27.--The camp occupied
ably located as that of the Firs., being fur
Their back from the bay and in somewhat
rougher ground.
\ general court martial. OF which Cap
tain George Mccormick OF Company A,
First Texas, is Judge advocate was organ
lied today TO try cases resulting from Sat
urday nights disturbances.
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oncrcd Position a. sur.con

trinity Texas, June 27.-Dr. r. L.
barnes has been offered position as gov
'rhment surgeon with the troops at CAL
weston at salary of $3.50 per month, but
mas not yet decided to take 1t, as he has
very hne and lucrative practice here
winch he feels like he could not give IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

Denton Texas, June 26.-s. d. Ponder
Is p'rsever'ng in his effort to organize a
military company here. although he /,
somewhat disappointed in the failure I,
thought to have been due to the fact ma
company. '''''s"eN one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

All young people Of different churches are
cordially invited to attend conservation
meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
IN tho lecture room Of the First Baptist church
Friday night. July /. Reports from the dele
gates who attended the Baptist Young People 8
Union convention at Brennan will be read. 4
short programme and a good social time viii
be had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
Ellis County voluntccr.

"aXahachie, Texas, June 21.-Hob Hum
Ter oil The Clarity Rifles AMI Claud r.
Wills OF this city arrived h re Yesterday.
ihey received honorable discharges from
the volunteers service.
Inc physical examination OF the Ell,
county volunteers began today. AS soon
racks. '0 va
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
a,Iintaut General pusx.

AUSTIN Texas, June 27.-Adjutant Gen.
erai Wo7encraft was busy today arranging
the details for tho mobilization of the
fourth infantry AT Houston. The MUSTER
ing In process will be conducted as expe-
dieatly as possible, and il the uniforms
and equipments for the men are promptly
received the new regiment will soon be-
ready for service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssesss
ORDERED TO HOUSTON.
Fourth Texas Surgeons and Officers to Report Not
Later Than Thursday Next.

Austin Texas 2An order issued Adiuant General
Of T. Of Worth
SURF
Fourth nfan
Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

teer Infantry. The men will be mustered
in at Galveston "Wednesday and will start
at once for the reglmenta camp at New
Orleans, The company will form a part Of
e company Of coored troops that Colonel
9Yfane is now raising.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
First CAVALRY u..,.,,,.

's'e Lake Texas, June 27.-Joe Knutz
ana brother, Clarke Finney, Ernest New.
SON. Halle Shube and Jeff stoyeall Jsf,
mere Yesterday as recruits for Troop 6
First Texas cavalry. '
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The Cooper u,a

beaumont. Texas. June "a ,.
s ,a's company known as the Cooper Rifles
n naS 9ee ,,,, 0rsanized in Beaumont. Canaan
cnns. rue, nrst lieutenant, G. w. No,
N1"s' second lieutenant. John Sheer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

About . o'clock last night fire alarm
was turned In from box AZ. which brought
out The department. The occasion was
. burning due at the Chinese restaurant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
Inlveston CoIorr1 r.

"s'<ston' Texas. June e7.-can,s,, II
a. Chandler. who is orsaniziny ss' =,
y so'orsa soldiers, is short a few soos
comn, nne company is known oftieia,,S :.
ny T. Ninth United Ststes Vai,s =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

War revenue law complete in book form
WITH index. 2sc per copy. For sale by The
. ,.aas House, Clarke & Courts Manufar-
s = s'ationers. Galveston. Texas. Clarke
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

Just received a new supply of those
T ruuh desired cuff buttons. 81 Packard's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

When an astrono-
mer foretells the ex-
act minute at which
two planets will cross
EACH other, we know
there is no magic
abou, il. The whole
llniverse is governed