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THE RAILROADS,

Thirty new consolidated freight loco
motives have been ordered during the
past week by the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road and the order has been divided as
follows:
The Baldwin Locomotive Works, fls-
teen with elS26 inch cylinders and five
with 22xeS inch cylinders. The Pitts
'burSh Locomotive Works, ten with,
22x2S inch cylinders. The large engines
are for use on the mountain divisions,
while the others are of the same class
that are being used between Cumber-
land and Baltimore.
ELECTRIC FANS IN SLEEPING
"a. N CARS. q <. :.
The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
railway officials have solved the prob
lem of cooling sleeping cars in stations
at night, AT, Cincinnati, Louisville and
St Louis this line has sleeping cars
placed In the stations at 10 p. M, which
do not, depart until after midnight, and
In order ito, make them comfortable and
cool, have placed siNteen-lnch rotary
electric fans in'each end Of the sleepers,
thus removing the heated and Impure
air from all parts of the cur. The fans
have been In operation about two weeks
and have been the subject OF many
favorable comments from the travelling
public. Syts + h Il I, :.
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THE LOVELY WEATHER

Drew Large Crowd TO wheelip: Park
on Sundny-aInny Attractions Mt tho
Enst-of.town Resort During the Week.
Fine Concert BIZ tho Rand.
The beautiful weather on Sunday
contributed to attracting large at
tendance at Wheeling Park. In the face
OF strong attractions at other resorts.
In the morning the temperature was
rather low, but in the afternoon the sun
came out brightly and the weather was
idealic. The feature offthe afternoon
was the concert by the Opera House or
chestra, whose concerts are beginning
to be appreciated by park audiences ut
their true worth. The following pro-
grammc was given:
Narcf-"on Review. Heed
0verture-"Comedy'' Keller Bella
SELECTION from tho Comic Opera THE -.
"sucno dc Maria" iMGry's =.
etrSs
Fantasia on My Old Kentucky Home
Negro oddlty.Sissis:Ippi' Raj, i'1!9 pS
Grand Fantasia ony"Amerlcan Airs.
l1arch2"Tho Old Vcicran'... ...... Barnard
MISUNDERSTANDING AIRS !i.....,,.. Jr.v..u
Pilgrim Chorus from 'Tannhauser"...
La Belle Creole. "rropic Dance. 100. aeAef
sclecion"dX' Gaicty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of Love. ...... Bennett
Manager Rolf has a busy week be-
fore him at the park. the following out
ings being booked:
Observation-Disclosures OF, Pythias. Uniform
n IL MI tktFf u.
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BELMONT TRADES ASSEMBLY
lot Yesterday ut Bellairo and Transactc,
Routine Euxtness,

aIct Yesterday Mt Bellairo and Trankact cd
Routine Husiness.
The Belmont Central Trades and La
Dor Union held q regular meeting In the
G. a. R. hall at Bellaire yesterday af-
ternoon, which was attended by fair
number OF delegates The meeting was
called to order by President KunkIe and
all the officers were IL their places ex-
cept Treasurer Moorehouse The min
utes OF the last meeting were read and
approved.
The special committee on Labor Day
picnic reported that It had made ar
engagements with the management OF
Mozart park to hold picnic, the IN
ion to receive 4 percentage of the re-
ceipts. The report OF the committee
was received and Saturday, July .. set
for the time Of the picnic. The follow
ing committee was appointed to take
full charge: Bion B. Williams, W. S.
Morris. John Cecil, G. c. Mills and
Llewellyn Lewis. 9s
The secretary was instructed to notify
the Bellaire milkmen that IL they are
not represented at the next meeting
that their names will be stricken from
the rolls. (, .'s ~.
The matter Of the musicians, which
has been before the union for the last
two months, was brought up and, after
being freely discussed, the secretary
was ordered to notify The musicians
union that they shall appear at the
meeting on July 3. or the names of their
delegates will be dropped from the roll
OF members.
The trustees reported that the matter
OF the ex-treasurer had been satisfac-
torily settled.
C.. VI. Donley, the newly elected dele
gate from the Ohio Valley Trades s
Labor Assembly. presented his creder-
tlals and was obligated. "a
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5"THE PR0BLEM OF CITIEsr :
Tile Topic Discussed at Vance CIiurch by
~ ~. - y. ISnY C, IL. AuailN. 1917


\ 3! ~ Rev C. II. Austin.
Last evening, at Vance Memorial
4 church, the pastor, Rev. c. 3. Austin,
discussed THE Problem of Cities" be-
/ fore a large congregation. In effect he
.said:s I'll Il + 3,
The interest in the reforms OF cities is
zone OF the most hopeful signs OF che
3times. Tho awakening has been caused
by the corruption that has increased in
Sthe management Of our large cities, until
Y thcSeylls have become intolerable. In
4 addition to this fact tho relative In
crease in the population OF cities oyer
;that of'the rural districts has been start
Illng.; III 4. \
q In 1850, of the population OF Ohio,
twenty eight per cent were in the cities;
ton years later, thtrty-eight per cent of
the population lived In these same
cities. In tho same decade the increase
{ OF TIM city population OF Pennsylvania
was from thirty-eight per cent to forty
: five per cent, the number OF cities OF over
! 1000 gaining from forty-fve 10 eighty.
In New York the percentage Of city pop
iulation Increased from nfty-four to six
ty-tiiree between 1880 and 1890. Cores.
ponding with such, facts, Is tho rapid de-
\ cline of the rural populations. Hun!
4dreds OF townships In the best portions
{ori Ohio. Illinois, Indiana and Iowa.
where the crops are uniformly good,
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made no gain In numbers, In that de-
cade. Over half OF the townships re-
ported loss In Inhabitants, ye. ttose
states themlseyes gained nearly n ,Iil-i
hon and three-qunrters OF people Ia the
same time. The loss of the rural dis
tricts In manufacturing has been In che
came ratio. 7 IA Z, = !, Sil
The Capitalization OF the population ln,
England, Scotland. Franco and Germany
Is equally noticea ble.i In Scotland !, in a
population OF 1000, 900, less tina n i, 600 900
10 strictly rural. The country once OUT
numbered the cities three to one. In
England, about Is per cent OF the people
dwell In the cities. ~ 4 81,
Municipal reforms In Europe are far,
IN advance OF Those In American cities.
They ore already a success, not q dream
but a realization. The city control OF
gas and water works, resulting In the
saving or a vast amount to tho toxpay-
ers, the successful management OF street
railway lines, the daring experiments
IN sewage farms. In cheap lodging
houses, in baths and washing houseo.
have all resulted In giving to these cities
better and more economical manages
ment, and have elevated the mora! tone
OF the communities, and rn!sed the aver
age OF human life. Every citizen owes
1t to his country TO do all in his power to
purify politics He owes something 10
Caesar which Is more than the mere
duty OF defeating his ballot. All the.
great business interest OF q city should
be managed as all private buslrcss Is
managed, according to strict business
principles City elections should not he
partisan. as national elections are. What
have national politics to do with the
management OF the national affairs Of a
city. Regardlessof party politics let us
elect honest, capable business men to
conduct the affairs OF the city, for than
corruption will cease, and the state will
become strong and healthy because; es-
tablished In righteousness.
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K. OF ?. MEMORIAL

Service Held Yesterday Morning, ut tho
Second Prssby terian Church-EIeelicn
Memorial Sermon Delivered by Rev.
Joseph speeri.
Knights Of Pythias Memorial Day was
observed yesterday morning In memo
rial service to the dead OF the order ct
the Second Presbyterian church, where
the service was conducted by Rev. JOS
eph Speers. The several lodges md the
Uniform Rank companies turned out 500
strong and marched in q body to the
church, where they occupied seats re-
served for them. The music was fur
nished by Melsters band. The 6ecora-
tons were beautiful and appropriate.
The vocal selections during the service
were by the Second church choir, COM
posed Of Mrs. George B. Caldwell, sopra-
no; Miss Bessie Veterinarian, con!ralto:
Mr.. Charles Zulauf, basso; Mr.. Allen
Robinson. tenor; Prof. Hartman. organ
list.
The topic OF Mr.. speers' address was
1.-THE Ideal Brotherhood" and In the
course Of his discourse he gave this pre-
eminent rank to the Knights OF Pythias,
an organization founded on ideailc prin-
clples, and whose career has been an un-
broken record Of following out the high.
est OF principles.
The service was in memory OF the dead
OF the several local lodges. who were:
BALTIMORE LODGE, NO. g..
Past observation-disclosures Mellaney.
John L. Mills, Robert H. Sweeney,
Charles Hanke. John P. Bitters, Freder-
lex Gruber.
Knights George W. Spencer. James
Anderson. Louis Vogelseng William
Hahne, T. E. Lewis. Gustavc L. Miller.
James C. Sanders, John Mann, William
Schaffer, S. f. Hagar. William L. Man
ner, Herman Hirsh. Charles Wright, Ed
ward Wright, Frank Johnson. John
Wells, Simon Jones, W. W. Whltmyer,
George Livingston.
BLACK PRINCE LODGE, NO. 10.
Past Chancellors-Charlcs Albright.
Samuel N. Hirst, Lawrence Wal:here,
William Clohan. B. J.. Elefritz.
Knights-R. o. Gary, John G. Vale.
Charles H. Straub, ]. W. Blatchley.
Henry Nolte, Andrew Thomas, Samuel
Schneider, Jonas Holland. Isaac Freeze,
11oIA " VAL, 1COl W. l hiiiiRs, 81
bert Bond. A. D. Garden, William F>s-
ter. William Allen, William Koehnlein,
Philip Zimmerman, William Hildebrand.
John Murrin.
OHIO VALLEY LODGE, NO. 81.
Past Grand Chancellor-Bernard Shan
ley
Past Chancellor-Charles B. 'Cryn-
bic. James P. Kuhn. E. Woodruff.
Knigh,s-R: H. Phillips. J. D. Ku-ner,
]. R. lockwood, W. A. jenkins, Harry
Goodwin, Edward Sharps.. Ralph Marsh,
Jacob Hamm, James Johnson, Albert
Schafer. Joseph Whitehouse, J. ".
Wells. Hoge Shively, R. B. Carter. T. ].
Schumann.
WHEELING LODGE. NO. III.
Knights-Harry W. Wright, John II.
Mason. J. F.. Cline. A. F. Friend, f. NJ.
Gill. - 'sr4 81
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling peo-
pie Al, md. FAR
G. ". Ferrel, Of West Alexander, was
at the Howell! last night =
Ex-senator j. N. Camden, of pitts
bursh, registered at the Mcclure yester.
day.
Fred. B. Wood was down from Pitts.
bursh yesterday. visiting his parents on
the Island. :.
T. J. Galliher, Of FalrrIont, and s. ].
Tacht, OF Mannington, were at the
Windsor yesterday. !,
J. J. Kenney, Miss Emma Dufrey, H.
I. McCua, and Mark Miller were SIS
tersvilie registers at the Stamm yeste:-
day. 'EEEI9 y : -
CONGRESSMAN Dovener arrived IN town
last night from Wellsburg, where he de-
livered a memorial address before thS
Knights OF Pythias lodge. i - s.
Mrs. George Wise leaves to-day for
Lawrenceville. N. Y, where she will ot-
tend the commencement OF the Law
renceville school, from which her son
George graduates. s.! 7.'.'3
Miss Elizabeth Mooic, daughter ar
Judge c. PIT. Moore, OF Mason county,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. John r.
Glass. South Broadway. departs to-day
for Weston, where she Will visit her sis.
ter, Mrs. Bland. y. Z. 4. 80
Mr.. Lawrence Reymann is home for
the summer vacation from Johns Hon.
klns University, Baltimore. Mr.. Rey-
mann Will graduate next June, and &C.
cord!nS 10 reports, he Will do so with
distinguished honor. l'I :
Frank Cruise. OF Wheeling; Sam r.
Nuzum, OF Fairmont, mud George w
McCleary, Of Wellsburs, left on tho;
$40 p, m. Raltimore2& Ohio itrain for,
New York, TO attend the supreme lodge
OF the Ancient Order Of United Work.
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kidneys. He has enlarged tho sphere Of his
usefulness by organizine o staff Of specialists,
whose services are placed within the reach
Of o vast public who otherwise would have
no means Of getting tho best special treat.
ment America affords. This superb body OF
physicians includes authorities on diseases Of
tho blood and tho nerves; OF the heart liver
and kidneys; Of tho stomach and bowels.
There are specialists in those dreadful ma!n.
dies batm make women wretched, as wellasin
tho obscure. md Obstinate ailments of men.
To hnyc the advantage Of the Warner Nnz.
aro Medicine Company's remarkable enter:
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TR1ADELPHIA DISTRICT.

County superintendent o! schools-W.
c. Weidman and George S. Oldham.
County comm!ssoner-Georg W.,
Woods and James Baird.
President board OF edncation-M. A.
Madden and a. D. McCluskey.
Members of board Of edrcation-D. y.
Walters, George Butler. Mack Rhodes
and Louis Wheeler.
Justice OF the peace-Thomas Cooey,
Joseph L. Bedllion.
County constable-John Anderson,
Frank Chesser and NJ. F Smith.
County committee-Iames w. Ewing
and John r. Handlen.
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THE RIVER.
! YESTERDAYS DEPARTtIREsl

fESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES.
PittsburEh.. BEN HUR, an. m.
Pittsburgh.. .KANAWIIA,6 n. M.
Pittshurgh.. KEYSTONE STATE, Q n, m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p m. Z
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Slstersvlllc.. .ELoISE, Z n, m,
Parkersburg. BEN IlUR. . D. IN.
Sistersvillc.. RUTH. $3.50 y,
rSlnrinSton.. LEROY, $3.50 y. m.
Steubenrille..T.sM NJ. 5BAYNii, $50 n m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW. 4 s. 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; I STATE, S a. m.
Pna "a, ,ARSGAND. II a. m. W
SS s, LEM I'M NGION, II a. IN.
SSiarington.... LEROY, $40 y. m. :
SSiLSS,uDcnxillc..T;tM.B AYNE, $50 p. m.
Sistersville... ELOlSE, z a, III. - q I.
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tllN'.iTnE!CllURCHES5oF WHEELING
N WAS GOOD GOVERNMENT DAY
! IN THE CHURCHES THROUGH
THE SUGGESTION OF THU
is CHRISTIAN c1T1zENsHIP
1EAduE-yIEws OF DR. sooY.
mr. AUSTIN, MR. BIGGER AND
MR. dRAHAM-MUNIc1PAL POLL.
TICS SHOULD INTEREST THE
CHRISTIAN.
q WAS GOOD GovERNAlENr pAY

4 - y.H
"A STRONG sermon on christian Cilizen.
ship twas delivered by Rev. ]. L. Sooy,
nj the Fn,,rth rtrect chu,,,h /, a. .yen,n,
i "A 800. !, H." 49,,
III ysS' 3etEai iis 'nci ciieA douses Oh
I city and argued for the organfzatlon OF
goll good citizens into a branch OF the
Z f,hrIst4o,, f,tt,v.,sh,, = GOOSE ~,
i -, 800 '''i " o'.ns
upolt ltiueh needed REFORMS Ihe evils
dllnted on were the saloon, the gambling
Z den md tho house OF an fame 7,
~ ~. e..,.t, ,.,-,,
i'a.' 1i.' s'' tne poi.ee
court rccords since January ], and used
the data gained to show that rum was
the sn,,r,t,, RI noc rl,, nj, tho a rrss,. 1to
~ ! -,
WY 'isl'iie tue poiice especlaliy, anu
said that the Wheeling police were a9
z efficient as any Ii, the cities he had for
merly. llvedin, bt,the maintained tina. the
police in all cities were DISPOSED 10 throw
the OF protection over the saloon.
q condition OF affairs due TO the saloon
vote; hence IL the 5people wanted ma
law rigidly enforced they must organize
( into q body SO strong that the police
would then obey II instead OF the LIQUOR
element. DIR. Sooy also took occasion 10
score citizens for irving TO eyade sery-
s ing on the grand iury, and no said n waa
owing 10 having conecIentIous men on
!, the, grand Jury at Inc january term OF
court that SO many ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ty.elght-were returned AGAINST rnmb-
Hers. q No arrests. however. he added.
had been made for this offense e3nce'
t,,Would to God" he exclaimed. Ithat
we had that kind of Grand Iury MI the
time" - i. y. h. 7 ~ : 4 =, -
s;r,"I find the CITY Of Wheeling" contir.
ned DR.. Sooy. "hns come to ,ock IN
houses OF III fame as ,,nmo,estabIa ew-
cent 10 yet revenue fr,om THE r,is,reas
,of the house and the girls are arrested
and being fined. Il amounts to notbInr
more than. licensing a crime The an SO
ere slammed on 10 n7ojntain the -cItv.s
sexnenses and the rojdsarsmasaa n. rsc,,.
lar in.ervaIs for that n,,rnose r. Ia M
wonder th,ti tha KInr,s '6aurbtors ore
ANXIOUS for the massage ~ The curfew
I orlIna nee The y rrests' ~ houses ~ III
fame for .+he month Of lanuory ware
tllrre. thene were thirty.nine IN Fairs.
arv, +hirtv.seven in NIarch clnvsni in
AnrIl EIGHTEEN in MAY and foriy.fo,r
=
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OHIO VALLEY LODGE, NO. 81.
! Past Grand Chancellor-Darnard Shan
cAPTAIN poVENER SPOKE. .

The Knights OF Pvthias memorial day
was observed yesterday at Wellsburg,
by the lodge there. The lodge marched
in a body, accompaniel BY citizens. to
the cemetery. where Congressman Dow
ener was the principal speaker. After
the address the graves OF the dead
knights were decorated,
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mitted and privileged to Use the sirte
measures as In the political arena.
Charles Simmer said Politics Is thu ap-i
pllcation OK morals 10 public affairs
Thetobjeet Of the Christian Citlxenshtpl
ueis to.set Christians to bring the
spirit OF Christ into our municipal
Affairs and thus crowd out greed, and
unriehteousness.' ljif n.
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County commissloner-Thos o'Brlen.
ST. 4 fj
Z Member OF board OF educatIon-Jullus
Pollock and DR.. L. D. wilson.
Justice Of the peace-R. II. Gillespy
ard P. A.. Reilly.
constable-Left for county committee
to select. fi
County commltteemar-Bates Butler
and Henry Nau.
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RITcH1E DISTRICT.

County commissioner-Aug Fette and
Charles Rohrig. -7s'a 49,.
School commissIoner-William Neil
roy, sr.
Justice of the peacc-Henry Mason.
Samuel Hartman.
rconstable-Ernest Frederick and ia
cob MorninSstar.
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q OIL $C1TY--River feet / Inch and
rising! Clear and pleasant. Rains have
not yet had their effect here. /,
N Observation-Disclosures feet 4 inches
anu stationarS'ut the Ida N. Cloudy and
warm n 2 ~ e, I u S3 ~, -. ~
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TO l1dQUIDATE THE DEBIT.

t-s} - ! 49, i,ispa =. ~
On Sunday, at Simpson NJ. L. church,
the chlldrens Day programme was rem.
dcred at $3.50 n. M, and preaching by
the pastor at 1l:So a. m, and s p. m.
This was the day set apart by the trus.
tees on which 10 raise $500 10 liqulda;e
the church debt The sum OF Si1G was
realized, and 500 on conditions. making
a total OF ssi6. The church thanks Its
good friends for assisting In tho work. Z
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WEBSTER DISTRICT.

County ,commissioner--Andrew Fisher
and John C. Strobel.
School commissioner-Joscpf. Weld
ner
Justice OF the peace-WillIam Meyer.
Constable--Will Hal ding and Fred
Warner.
Executive coInmitteeman-James Car
roll and Harry GartleY.
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rich. 2:13 10: Miss Louise Cox, 2:I4;
Miss Ella Wizard. 2i3A; Miss Clara
Cox, 2:13 2-5. 5.gss tti
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UNION DISTRICT.

= County commissioner-F.. H. Lange,
Charles Ali, James Mckinley. ]. T..
Goodwin. Charles G. Schmidt, P. +. Far
rell, Stephen Waterhouse.
School commissioner-Louis +. St!fel,
Charles F.. Brandfass, A. A. Brock,
George Kress. .5y,,
Justice Of the peace-James Creight-
on and Fred Burkhardt,
Coristab!c-William a. Love.
Executive committee-'Wilson White.
P. T. Farrell, Z. v. GILES and Edward
Vaas.
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prise, send frank, full account Of van, N,
case to the conpany's offices, 30 Iradv,r
New York. One Of the symptoms bl,sf,
prepared by the Board Of Physicians wIll X
mailed you free on application. This vii
enable you to give a complete history Il
your affection In return, you viii rct =
diagnosis. by learned physician who Ia,
made your particular disease the study AZ
his life, and medicine for months t;r,t
ment should 30 long time DO NECESSARY "a,
a cure. Please bear In mind that tlTs ipeI.
icine will be especially prescribed 70, Won
Write today. for the symptoms blank.
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County commlss!oner-Capt R.. T.
Devries, NJ. B. Bailey. Frank Auber, W.
B. Odbert and L. s. Delbrugge.
School commissioner-W. Il. Fee,
Frank Wendell and Thomas F. Thoner.
Justice of the peace-No vacancies,
County constable-Joan McDermott.
Executive committee-W. H. Paul and
A. Il. We!debusch.
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DEMOCRATS suooE,r.

Tho Faiihfui Max. Suserstions In the
Ten County Districts. Z. /.
On Saturday evening occurred the
Democratic suggestion meetings In the
ten Ohio county districts, For the var
ious Offices the following suggestions
were made: a I 'l0 ~ Z
WASHINGTON DISTRICT. A
z County commissioner-Aibcrt capps,
Charles Stanke, Michael stein, William
Bayha. Charles Cunningham, "A. q. Had
Itch. w. A. Wilson and Eugene De!ters,
Board OF education-,Iohn Il. Garden
Justice OF the peace Michael Stein,
John Bachelor. James EoSarl, Corne-
Illus Desmond, Lewis Frederick
69 Constable-James Fleming, Stephen
Wilcox and H. ]. eAfcGivern. l5.ia
Board OF education III Fulton district
Michael Stein for president and An
drew Kirk for member o: board OF edu-
cation. No
County superintendent OF schools
Casper Weidman.
: County executive comnittce-John s.
Ritz, Henry Stein and A.. G. Hadllch.
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TWO FINE CONCERTS
Yesterday Mt Mozart Pnrk by tho Rocereto
Eighteenth Regiment Band-LarEo hu-
tliencrs were Present Mt Each OF tho

Yesterday at Mozart Park by tho Rocereto
Eighteenth Regiment Eand-Largo Au-
,liences were Present ut Each OF the
Concerts.
The special concert attraction provi-
ded for Its patrons yesterday by the Mo-
zart park management drew two very
large and delighted audiences to the
hilltop resort, afternoon and evening,
1t was the first appearance In this city
Of the Recereto Eighteenth Regiment
band, and those who heard the band
yesterday express the hope that this is
not to be Its last visit to Wheeling. All
the good things that have been said Of
the band were realized to the fullest.
The programmes rendered were as fol-
lows: -. III.
AFTERNOON.
ovcrturo-"RienzI" ..............by Wagner
Gems;-"Robin Hood" de Koyen'
American Patrol. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fantasia on MY Old Kentucky Home"
Invi;afion !: va:c by palSey
March-"Nine Knights"......M.S S. Rocerto
H h. ar .6eyer
Duet ,d rsers fS. a md x Casey
Grand Selection from the Opera
Stars and Stripes Forever. .Sousa
EVENING. ss.5
Oyerture-"William Tell" -. by Rossini
Waltz-"Land OF My Dreams" :. .Tobani
Baritone Solo-"AIia'. Hartmann
Mr.. P. Furnaro. a
Selection from The Serenade".........
a Collection OF War Songs..... Laurendeau
Gavotte-"Simplicity" ..Tobani
(a) Sextette from "Lucia". .Donizetti
% Morceau. Butterfly flor, flute and
Medley Overture: ..StromberS
"Reminiscences OF Offenbach..
Galop-''An Indian Ride. .Loetz
Star Spangled Banner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-20
CLAY DISTRICT.

Constable-W. B. Lukens. n,
Committeeman-M. L. Mclaughlin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-20
URBAN PROBLEMS.

Many Sermons on Municipal Mat
tiers Delivered Sunday n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-20
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
MADISON DISTRICT,

: County commissloner-John A.Woods.
School commlssloner-Dr. e. c. N.Y.