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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-06

QUO deben reoibirae los billetes monedas ane1
ricanas va en- las transacciones mercsntiles, ya
en- elcobro de las eontribuciones, fnde evi.
tar las difoultsdes que &c originan en- el cambio.
."s Salio esta mafiana para New York ell
crucero protegido <Nswar, conduciendo boz.
do al almirante Sohely y su aefiora con los ay1.
dantes y los documentos de Ia comisi6n do la
paz, g 81
w. Maiana tomarA possession de su cargo
de ingeniero jefe do obras publicas, 81 seiior
don Juan Bautista Rodriguez. VS.
~. Sc celebr6 81 acto de la demsnda en-
conoi!iscion promovida por 81 procursdor senior
Boneta en- representation de don Lufs Mufoz
Rivera con los sehorea Barbosa, Sanchez Mora.
les, Nuiiez, Llovety Guillermsty. Los de-
mandados contestaron 10 siguiente: que ratif-
can en- el pressnte acto las censuras poIfticaas
que dirigieron al respetabilfsimo Secretario de
Gobsrnac6n por los actos que realia6 como
empleado del Gobierno espsnol tales como 90
expreSan en- el documento de rsferenoia.
". Dicen de Madrid que es ooaa resuel
ts que en- cusnto fualioen las conferancias dc
Paris quede suprimido 81 Ministerio de Ultra.
mar. En- 1886 euando sc estahleci6 la <Secre.
tarfa do Despscho de Marina, Comersio Go-
bernaol6n de Uitramars go hallaban encomen.
dado dichos asuntos ultramarinos ala Secreta-
RIA del 'Despacho do Marina por <la sstreoha
relaoi6n que todos elloa guardian con Ia navega
ci6n mercante y la dc guerra, segun expression
de la reina gobernsdora al lesr el disourso de
la corona aqpel afo. ,z5s-zt z3z4s
-. .Por decreto de 20 de Mayo de 1853, sian-
do presidente del Consejo de ministries d Mar
quss de Mirshores, el primer ministro inte-
rino fae don Jose 9. de IA Concha ) d prime.
70 en- propiedad don Francisco Per,nanyer.
lon nhn uso%ou
ministries en- propiedad y yeinte con caractsr
INFERNO. Exousado es decir que todos 10, hi
cisron psaimamente He. aquf sus nombres:3
PeimaGyer, Coneha. Castro, Lopez Ballesteros,
Ssijas Lozano, Canovas del Castillo, Castro,
Marfori, Rodriguez Rubf, Ayala, Becerra, Mo-.
ret, Ayala, Mosquera, Balaguer, Topste, Mar.
tin Herrera, Gasset, Moequara, Salmar6n, Sor.
nj, Suffer Cspdevils, Paanca, Solery u PiA,
Balaguer, Romero Ortiz, Ayals Herrera, CA
novss, Eldusyen, Canovas, Albscete, Eldua.
yen, Sanchez Bustillo, Leon y Castillo, Nuhaz
de Arce, Suarez Inclan, Aguirre de Tejada. Ga.
mazo, Balaguer, Capdepon, Beeerra, Fable, I
Romero Robledo, Maura, Becerra, Arbazuza,
Castellano, Mosqaera, Elduayen, Moret y Gi.. y
ron.
~ Aver en- toao al dia no hnbo selloa \
de cerreos de un centsyo para la vents publ.
cs' en IA eApenuea"ria oe esos ValoIcs ue esta
capital. B. sEs
~ FL balandro esan Julians lley6 de Ma.
yagaez Ponce, mil saeos con cocos secos y Ia
goleta xDeseada, diversas proyisiones.
Gran Hotel lngIaterra Ilssa asss' Ra1ss Dc Psi@sr
do & la altura de los nejores Dc Europa. Yis.s
taa IA bahia. Con gahinete de lecturs, Dc.
partamento do cantina, taba4uerfay IN elegan
to Salon de Reoreo.-Hopedajea desde DOS
PESOS en- adelante, ssgdn Ia habitaci6n que 20
coupe. "A. AGUDO.-{ Propietario).
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poesfa rec6ndita uu curse familiar de simbolis'
mo instrnmentismo. Una do sus teorlas a.
quo el posts no debe expresar, sino sugerir su
pensamisnto, y que tanto mas bello serA el poe
ma, cuanto mas lejana iadirecta sea Ia su-
gesti6n.
Sus versos no los entendfs casi nadie
muchos SO burlaban de ellos, aunque Ia escuels
msdernista los ponfa por las nubes; pero en- es-
tos momentos todos hacen justoia al hombre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-06

Gran depuratiVo Vegetal ii,
DE Ne. PLANELLAS. .sz3.
ES Conserya el cults terso u libre de-,
erupciones. y granos. s
/, Cada onza anida representa- una onza
de las plantas que contiene. !, 4" { 4
iPuramente vegetalI -.
Pueden usarlo hasta los .nihos. Pts
dase en- todas las buenas farmacias.
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= En- las llagas dlceras, heridas dc
cualquier arma, panadizos 8 siete cueros,
tumores de .cualquier procedencia, picadu.
ras de insectos etc, Sc demuestra Ia bon
dad de este farmaco que no debe faltar en-
ninguna casa. >a.>
%DEPOSITO en- la Farmacia de
GUILLERMETY. Sc recomienda como
SECURE r&pido purifcador de la sangre.
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hSe ha modiEicado la formula

fin de ofrecer al pdblico una preparation dtil,
segura y rapida en- sus efectos, 10 Que Sc com.
prueba por el uso tan generalizado cue SO hace
de ella en- toda la isla.
Con Ell fin de preeaverse de las muchas irni-
sacicnes cue de egts formula Sc han hecho., Gu.
vas propiedades son inferiores," debe exigirss
gue en- csda GAIA de legitima procedencia, est6
la marca de fabrica, en- Ia taps superior un selle
sue dics: DIR. N. REVERON, Medico Ciruiano,
Ponce, Puerto -Rico'. en- Ia inferior, y su 6rma
en el ado derecho de Ia faa exterior de esta ca.
,isa. Ponce, Agosto 80 de 1895,
AVES(l Siendo objeto de frecuentes inits.
nYIOO ciones las PILDORAs DEL DIR.
EGVERON hago prescnte, que las legftimaA
son las preparadas exclusiyamente en- la acredi->
tads Tarmacia de VALE y CANCIO, que son
.os derositarios de Ia verdadera formula, los
dnieos que estsa autorizados para usar nj nom
he en- diohas p1l3oras.--DFs. N. REVERON.
y Depdsito IN las siguientes Farmaoias: Va.
LIE Y CANCIO, Ponce.-GUILLERMET
Cspital-IlIvERA, ibo.-ITURRINO, La
reg.--fS0yIRA y ELVIRA; Aguadilla.
ORIG uE2, Yauco.-FoNT, diuntas.-ZAVA
Lax GnayaEill&. ll&.-FEfsTaEE2,J JEana Diaz.-BN
TATCHsS. T'oe>71n n-NARyfrACH ~iole.
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P||!t'as Rprlsst'jit|uyl1Io, II
Del Df. D. Nicolas RsVsT6n.
PRIvLEaIo EXCLUSIVE ExPEDIDo EN
MADRID Ell DE MAYO DE 1891 pOR Ill
RxOMo. SIR. MINIsTRo DE FoMENTO.
Preparadas en- Ia farmacia de Vale cancio
PONCE, PTO-RICO.

Z NJ EINTE. AMOS ds -xperiencia han de-
mostrado las propiedades t6nicas recons-
tituyentes de estas pildoras, curando rd-
pidamente todas Las enfermedadesssque dependen
del empobrecimiento de la sangre por una ali
mentacion POGO nutritiya, per habitar en- luga-
res hlnedes NAL ventilados po. enferneda.
Ges anterieres.
Su aeci6n curativa es muy ,fc@z en- las pal
pitaciones dc coraz6n, dolores de cabeza, inape-
tencia,. deAil!dad y dolores en- las piernas, hi.
dropesis, cansancio, soraeras, zumbidos de Of
do marcos, paIidez dc Ia piel, 4 Ia que restitu-
yen su color natural; neteorisrlo, flores blancas,
grandes perdidss de sangre falta de menstrual
ci6n, su abundancia s escasez para procurar
81 complete desarrollo de las t6venes en- la pu-
Dertad, debilidsd general convalescencia de las
intermediates agudas 6 cr6nicas con tai que es-
tas alteraciones morbosas sean sintomas de una
caoro-ane'aia simple no de una affection gene
raj Q de una lesion org&nica que reclamsran en-
tonces otra medication
En- vista de los progresses de la terap6utica
De slgunos inconvenisntes que Sc notaban en-
Il prkctica
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Gran Hotel ''IngIaterra" Hotel Hotel Dc Raa, Rsia

do s la altura de los mejores dc Europa. Vis.s.
tas IA bahia. Con gahinete de lecturs, de-
parSamento do oantina, taba4uerfa nm elegan l.
to Salon de- eoreo.-Hopsdajes desde DOS
PESOS en- adelante, aegin la habitaci6n que aa
coupe. "A. AGUDO. {Propietario).
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=
BENWooD.


Errezy Few. Rem. Gathered in the Eu.y
Ilnrsiiail County Town.
The yellow Gang were out in force
yesterday on the search for candidates,
but the latter gentlemen took 10 the
woods at the gangs approach. The
yellow boys" had to drown their dis
appointment in river water, but they
will be out again before the campaign
ends. u.
A large audience enjoyed the pro-
Gramme rendered last night, under
the auspices OF Benwood council. Jr. o.
U. a. NJ. The programme previously
published in the 1ntelllgencer. was we'll
carried out. and was thoroughly patri-
ot!c In character The addresses were
especially well received.
I The Daughters OF Rebekah meet the
trustees, OF the N. z. church this even
Ing to turn over the receipts of the
watch contest, and OF the festival they
gave recently.
This evening at the home OF Mr..
Charles Scabrisht. his daughter. Ag-
mes. will be united IN marriage to Mr..
Paul Dechuu. Of Wheeling.
The lower steel works goes on this
morning, and there !s general rejoicing
owe. the strikes settlement
A number of young people from here
VIII attend the hop at Mouhdsyllls Sat-
urday night.
Isaac Eosard. o.: Spragg. Pa. is vls-
ting relatives here.
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

The bond OF Mrs. Emma L. Mears, ad-
mlnistrator OF the estate OF the late
Thomas Mears. is $4,000, and the APP
praisers are ]. A. Dickson, E. Z. Nc
Combs ard George Cooke.
The new Laundry to be erected by ].
r. Wilson, on Jefferson street, will be
a brick structure G0x20 feet. The build
Ing WITH be tive stories. with q boiler
room 16x24 feet.
Humphrey Williams is moving his
stock OF hats, gents furnishings, etc.,
into the room In the Opera House block
Until recently occupied by Peter Wag-
ner. 81
Protection or Free Trade" was the
question debated 1T the Fairyyiew
school house last night; A number Of
Martins Ferry people went out.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. E.
church viii meet at the home Of Mrs.
BERTHE Hobeusack Tomorrow (Frtday)
afternoon 1t 2 o'clock.
: Misses RoxIe CosS and Lillian Steven
son, of Dilionvale, who have been visit.
Ing Miss Lucy Phillips, returned last
evepng.
A watering trough will be placed near
the springs back OF HellinE's. on the
Martins Ferry and Colerain pike.
All nominations for township offices
must be certified to the board OF cleo
tons not later than March 10.
Telephones have been placed in the
residence OF Dr.. "A. r. 0rg and the office
of DIR. John L. Hervey.
Frank link, OF the Cambridge Chair
Company, was In Martins Ferry and
Wheeling yesterday. a
Rev. A.. A. Gifiin. OF smithfield, has
declined tha call to the Denaison Pres
byterlan church. Z
Guy P. Patterson wiz succeed J. B.
Longley as Baltimore & Ohio agent at
st. Clalrsvule.
* a bear was seen In town yesterday.
This is considered q sign OF spring.
James s., Bethel has taken charge Of
the Flushing House. at Flushing.
J. D., the slx-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Hopkins. is better. & {
In the estate of the lIate Nancy Zane
the account has been flled.
Mrs. Afinr!c Boyle Is visiting relatives
and friends ut Cleveland.
+. ]. Miller is at Sistersyille.
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MoUNDsvrLLE
A sflsceiisneous Molanss OF aIinast Nat
+ - tiers from Mur1hnIl's MetrouolIs

BOO tiers rom mnr1hnll's Metropolis.
Newton S!mms, OF this city, has de-
serted his wife and family and Is living
with O. Mrs. Jackson at Waynesburg,
Pa. His family Is in want Of the neces-
saries Of life and will have to be pro-
yided for In some way.
Rev. Mr.. Smith conducted q thanks-
giving prayer meeting at the Christian
church last night. The special meetings
closed last Sunday night. SIxty-eight
were added TO the church's membership.
Alex. P. funk, president OF the new
CoRnelsville railroad, Is in the city look
ing after the interests Of hi2 road in
this county. He says the road Will be
built on some route to the Ohio river.
County Clerk Lewis Issued marriage
licenses yesterday to Charles z. Wag-
uer and Jennie Lowe. both Of Wheeling.
and Bruce Blake and Martha Blake, Of
Howard postomce. this county.
Ionic lodge No. 10, A. o. U. W., OF
Moundsvifle. will give musical and
literary entertainment Saturday even
ling, February %. at School hall. to
which all sister lodges ore Invited.
The supper and social given by the
| Presbyterian church at the ". C. T. U.
hall Tuesday n!sh t was a great success
JUN boSiuNS oA0 uilauCldI1ys .t G=F.iah ~
The pension board at Its meeting yes
terday examined eight applicants for
pensions and was compelled to send sew
eral away for want OF time.
Rev. G. W. Grimes left yesterday for
him home In Clarksburg. after spending
several days looking after his interests
in this city. i5
Mss Alma WOODBURY. entertained the
Junior Epworth League cabinet at her
home on Tom!inson avenue. Tuesday
night.
WILEY Cofneld, OF Limestone. was o
caller in the city yesterday. He will
start for California about the first OF
April.
Clarence Buriey has left for Florida,
where he will remain some weeks for the
benefit OF his health.
Mrs. L. S. Newman, OF Glendale, was
visiting In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Scott Is slowly recover
ing from spell OF sickness.
&C. AZ Weaver is on the sick list.
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LAWN BENEFIT
At observation-disclosures and .Ducase
to Finish. y.

at observation-disclosures and Dpcase
to Finish. 81
P.J. Gavin, OF this city, has received
certified check for $50 from the back
eFs 0: Al Ducase, OF Cincinnati, who Is
matched to box Joe Bruner. Burners
fifty was furnished by a prominent
East Wheeling sport. These boys arc
matched FOR 500 a side and purse Of
fered by the Unity Rod and Gun Club.
OF Pa.ke.sburg. and will meet April 5.
ct the Auditorium theatre, on which &C.
cls.on grand Testimonial benefit Will
be rendered to James LAWN, an old
time light weight pugil!s:.
A splendid programme has been ar
ranged. One Of the features will be q
SIX round contest between Walter
Campbell. Of Philadelphia, and James
Lawn. These two men are probably
the c!everest opponents OF the old style
Of boxing and no doubt will put up a
very Interesting bout. Bruner and Du-
case VIII close the entertainment by
toxiag twenty rounds or more, until a
oeeisioH can De given. It Is to be hoped
mat LAWN will be, given rouslng re-
cepl!oh as he Is great patron OF sport
and deseTTes 1t.
wheeling lovers OF the sport WILL
oouotless turn out in goodly numbers,
US wood county Is always well repre-
eented at the Metropolitan Athletic
Clubs entertainments.
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rITzsIMMoNs COMING.

The Champion OF the World Comes to
the Grand Next Week For Three
Nights
Robert Fi.zslmmons, the champion Of
them all, Is coming TO Wheeling and
TIE mere announcement Will be sufficient
to pack the theatre at every perform
ance. The dates fixed for the coming
Of the popular puslllst and his company
are Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
March 3, and 8. at the Grand Opera
House. or course the prices will have
10 be increased for the engagement on
IL because Fltz IL now champion, but
owing to the fact that he carries q
company composed Of some very high
sa!ar!ed vaudeville performers. 1t will
be remembered that when FitzsImmons
was here last he was not champion of
the world, but he made himself SO
agreeable with all he met, that when
the time arrived for him to go against
Corbett. he was the favocite OF q Large
majority Of the citizens. He will be
given royal welcome By all the boys
upon this. his first appearance here
since the eventful ST. Patr!ck's day OF
last year. I,s.eA
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FOOT BALL TO CONTINUE.

ATLANTA, Ga. Feb. 2s.-The city
council Of Atlanta has driven the last
nal. in the coffin In the anti-foot ball
craze which so firmly possessed the
public few months ago. AT the time OF
the memorable killing OF Cannon last
fall. city ard state legislature passed
prohibitory. laws. The legislative enact
ment was repealed and now the las.
obstacle to the sport has been removed
by the action OF the city fathers.
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MARTINS FERRY.
iiaps and afi.haps In the Tn riring Cit,
Across tho Eiyor II 1-5s

iiaps AMI Nilshaps In the TIL irving City
Across tho Eivor.
The Martins Ferry Republican com.
mistee met at Tweeoy'g Office last night
and made assessments as follows: Eor
mayor. IS EACH, marshal IS: treasurer,
IS; city solicitor. S.: street commissions
er. 50; water works trustee. s9: electric
light trustee. 80; cemetery trustee. 81:
board Of education. 81; council, 81; as
SCISSOR, 81, the assessments to be paid
not later than . O'Clock next Tuesday
evening. The rtames Of candidates who
do not pay that time will not be placed
on the ticket. The only additional
name fled not mentioned In the Intel.
illgencer was that OF Charles A. James
for council In the Second ward. The
contract for printing the tickets for the
primaries on Saturday. March II. was
awarded to the Tmea. George w.
Webb. township committeeman, last
night dxed the township assessments as
follows: Trustee. 50; clerk. 50; Justice,
OF peace. Sc. s; :; /,
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night before the largest crowd OF tho sea
son. between tho Myrtle,tenm, champions
Of the Inst tournament, and Captain Hand
lan's team. the Lotus. Manager Hoffman
coached the Lotus team, while Lee Car
ney looked after the interests Of the Myr-
ties. Both teams were tied for first place,
and u was for blood from the 90 of. In
the first game. through the iine finish OF
Comm for the "bllnd." the Myrtles won
ties showed their superiority by winning
In o cake walk. Several individual con-
tests took place after the games. The
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Nav r,ne,. Ahnnl son,l, n.1o,.

y To enable the, farmers in the Eastern
States to pass the long winter evenings
In ah entertaining and Instructive
manner, tho Chicago, Milwaukee & ST
Paul Railway Company has recently
published for free distribution, new
pamphlet; finely illustrated with pic.
lures which will delight the eyes of
Eastern farmers, and containing letters
from their brethren in South Dakotn
descriptive OF their experiences while
filling the soil and raising cattle. sheeo
and hogs In the Sunshine State"
This pamphlet IS well worth reading
through from cover 10 cover. II wilt
be sent free II YOU VIII send your nd.
dress to either II. r. Hunter, Immigro.
ton Agent, 29l Dearborn street. Chi.
,cago. or 10 George II. Heafrord, Gen.
erai PASSENGER Agent, Old Colony build
Ing. Chicago. Ill. s
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+. J. Miller Is ar S!stersville.

A FEW months ago, Mr.. Byron Ev-
cry. OF Woodstock. Mich, was badly NJ.
fl!ctcd with rheumatism. His right log
was swollen tho full length, Causing
him great suffering. He was advised to
try. Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Tho frat
bottle OF It helped him considerably and
the second bottle effected q cure. The
IS and 70 cent sizes are for sale by
.1rt,urtetn ra. FIhA. 49, -as r. y
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MAECu lSaS

commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, at the
front door Of the court house In the city
81 wheeling. county OF. Ohio, and state OF
west Virginia, al undivided one-half In
estate situate. ly.r6 ard being In tho city
o. Wheeling. county OF Ohio: and state
OF West Virginia, and described Us fol-
lows. that Is u :ay:
!, An undivided one.halt interest in or
number twenty-five (20 in sprigs and
Riches addition 10 said city, including ali
improvements thereon, which was con-
Veycd TO said w. S. Mccullough by Fred
rick Rcmhof by deed dated September i.
clerks office In Deed Book No. Sc. page 2I3
TERMS OF SALE-one-thlrd Of the
purchase money, or so much more us the
purchaser may elect TO pay. cash In hand
on tho day OF sale, and tho residue In two
equal installmentsi payable respectively in
twelve and eighteen months from tho day
OF sale, with interest, the purchaser giving
his negotiable promlssory notes for the de.
lerred payments, and giving security on
tho legal title being retained as further
security until all OF the purchase money
shall have been paid: or IL purchaser va
elect, the legal title may be conveyed, tho
trustee rescrving In the deed n lien for
the deferred purchase money. or tho pur-
chaser otherwise securing the same 10 tho
satisfaction; of tho trustee. q Il gis NJ ! s.
The purchnsor ut ury sale may DO re-
CURED TO effect and maintain insurance
upon any building on tho property sold
for an amount and with underwriters sat
isfnctory to tho trustee. the policy or poll.
cles for which shall be made puyable MS
the trustee may require. and shall DO held
~ tho trustee ms further security for tho
deferred installments o Of pnrrchase money
/ MEYER & NEsEiT,r. his Attorneys.
]. C. iERvEY. Auctionccr. rs feiT.,h
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BASEBALL.

Some time to-day Armor ana Torrey-
son are billed to arrive in this city and
settle the local base ball imuddle.y The
grounds question must be settled soon,
as the other clubs are firing of Torrey-
sons tactics and his bluff about trans
ferring the franchise to Grand Rapids
won't go. for few Of the other clubs in
the league want Grand Rapids. The
league wants Wheeling. and Wheeling
wants q club. II Torreyson can't get
grounds, there are other things stranger
than the possibility Of come one else
getting them, and II It was timely q
movement to that end could be dis
closed. However, something Is[cer,ain
to develop from the meeting here to-
day. e
Pitcher Brodie Is busy working In O
machine shop at Wheeling. Brodle
makes goodly5 sum, OF money making
dies. He writes to friend here that
he Is in excellent condition and will
soon sign a contract to play with the
local club. Smoker" has not missed a
work day since he quit base bal! and he
Is very thritty.-Youngstown Ylndlca-
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GETTING READY 10 START.

Everything Is progressing finely In
getting things. In readiness at the West
Virginia glass works. Fire was put In
the furnace yesterday TO dry It out and
smoke was seen Issuing from the stack
for the first time in four years. Pots
will be placed in the furnace as quickly
as pCsSiblc !7s :. Is Z - "a. :
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE

me Ideals last night bowled the Old
an sn! III. I iss handicap. as their eap-
;ssue the famous Now, YOU Indians. veil.
j i,aSc the!r defeat at the hands or the
.SutE team. President Ackermun bowled
i, reIy poor Eeora In his last game, anu
,,r sow golnE to buy dream book and
AZ cay oo@inS. He was somewhat hot un-
utr the collar, The scoras . 49, = ~ {
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WoMAN,s CLUB ENTERTA1NEp.

Miss Margaret Armstrong entertain
ed the Woman's Club yesterday after
noon. Character sketches were read as
follows: Washington by Mrs. Gray;
Webster, by Mrs. J. E. Reynolds; Pat
rick Henry, by Mrs. W. Z. Herrey;
Wendell Phillips, by Miss Ella Irgle-
bright; Blaine. by Miss Josephine Me-
Cowan. Mrs. R. C. Swartz read pa
per on Mount Vernon. and Mount Yer
non Bells' was sung by the members OF
the society. - Il *. ri II A. Fl
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