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BASEBALL.

Is q . %. . K p. . II" 81
l, was reported yesterday that Mana
ger TorTeysoa had decided to sell the
Wheeling franchise to tho highest bid
Ger. and that Grand Rapids might ag-
o'e as the eighth club in the Interstate.
The report bears car-marks OF one Of
IorreYson's bluffs, OF which art he Is
9'St-master. Unit! definite ray OF
NEht Is apparent out OF tho prcsen.
E!9on OF uncertainty, many Of the To-
ca! 'a1s Will turn a deaf car TO rumors
ana denials, One thing Is certain,
wheeling wants a team In the Inter-
su,ie. but 1t would like to have team
"NH1ut this annual uncertainty every,
sptiilE about grounds. etc Some day.
"ac'l wish may be rewarded.
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BELLAIRE BRIEFS

z L.N-Stdte oeHatOT CnlrleS NJ. = iuSg
and his son, Chauncey, were In the city
yesterday on Business. Mr.. Hogg does
not regard the outlook for the bill to
pension Hon. John a. Bingham as very
flatterinG because of the precedent. and
the old veteran would not make an ap-
plication through the department him
self. His friends are doing II for him.
In TACT It Is stated that he does not take
great deal OF Interest in affairs now,
ana SO lar does not know OF the move
ment in his behalf. Ks
Business never was as lively on the
c.. s. P. railroad In this county MS at;
present. Four pony engines and crews.
are kept busy with the business of this
city. Bridgeport, Aetnavilla and Mar
tins Ferry. The memory OF man run
meth not back to the time when such
good business was recorded.
The bazaar by the Grand Army Post
and the Sons OF Veterans opens In the
Turner hall here this evening. It PROM
ises to be a great success, as they have
special attractions for each evening, a
public wedding being on the tapls for
Thursday evening.
There were literary exercises in the
high school yesterday afternoon, consist
Ing of music, recitatlons essays, n de-
bate by the boys and a generally inter
estlng time. The schools We're dismiss.
ed at the close until Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laniel Colbert pleasantly
entertained party OF their friends last
evening at their home Progressive
pedro was INDUCED in and refreshments
were served at 4 seasonabIe hour.
There were no new candidates an
nounced yesterday. but a card from W.
E. Danford announces that he has voted
at all elections, in this city since 1896.
Joseph r. Keller. OF the Wilson Thea
tire Company. which Is playing In Wheel
Ing this week. was In the city yesterday
calling on friends. ~
L. $. Woodbridge who recently sold n
window Elas factory at Red Key, Ind,
has purchased q half interest In one at
Dunkirk, Ind.
here will be social gathering OF the
ladies aid society at the home Of Rev.
Austin Wilson in lower town this even
Ing. t,#
The A. o. II. had an entertainment in
Central hall last night, after which they
served Ice cream and cake and danced.
Miss Emma Warnock Ia able 10 be on
duty at the general delivery window at
the postollicc after months illness.
George Walters and ]. a. Green are
two names talked OF by Republicans for
councilman and both are good men.
.l David Emery, who Is working In
Glenwood. Pa, is spending O few days
with his mother In the Fifth ward,
Harry Thompson and wife will leave
tomorrow for GAINESVILLE TO spend
week with relatives at that place. &:
The Bellaire Bridge and Boiler Works
hns put up q new stack for the Stewart
cnameling Company. 81
Alex Gallagher. OF McConnellsville,
Pa was calling on friends and relatives
In the city yesterday.
Miss Bertha Ceilings. OF Concord, Is
the gues. OF friends and relatives in the
Fifth ward.
Peter Case. of the Fifth ward, will
leave this week for Germany.
Roy Burden, of the Fourth ward, Is
working In Stcubenvllc.
Miss Maggie okey Is confined to her
home quite III.
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TIE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPAnrUREs.

20 q IEo ElkDskI . OEFAII1 UItES. ~
iParkersburs. BEN HUR, 8 p. m.
S!stersv!lle.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clarington..,.L LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenyille..T. NJ. BAYNE, go p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. .kEYsToNE STATE, s a. IN
Parkersburg .ARGAND. II a. III.
Matamoras.. .LEXlNGTON, II o. IN.
Slstersville.. RUTH, $50 p. IN.
Clarlnston.. LEROY, AGO p. m.
Steubcnville.. n. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. KANAWHA, GEO a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR. 4 p. m.
Sistersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville. 7. NJ. BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
Pittsburgh. URANIA, $50 q. IN.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

There was some excitement on Gravel
hill yesterday morning over a woman
named Mrs. Twtgley rushing out Of her
home near the street car barn In her
bare head and declaring she would
drown herself, at the same time going
toward the river at a rapid pace. She
was quickly followed by her son and
two women who caught her near the
river and led her back home. She. ap-
peared in great distress and 1t was said
difficulty with her husband WIS the
cause. The affair causd a good deal OF
excitement for time. r
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=. /, .n,er,na ~ em 81 J, pa,l

or entering the employment. OF Phil,
Dwycr as a Jockey aud, riding his horses
ills season. ~ 4 ~.
\ Some limo ago o sumof was aiioat
that, Dwyer had offered Michael .
handsome salary 10 quit the bicycle Tor
the race track. but the suggestion was
laughed at at rho time and the idea OF
Michael taking any such step was pro-
noinced ridiculous, M II z. 4
IL appears. however. that oil along
Michael was considering the proposition
and now he has announced 10 his near
est frlenls that he Is out OF the bicycle
game for good to accept the OFFER made
him by Phil Dwyer. ~ an n ,3 IT :,
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BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News amh Gossip From

All Sorts OF Local News amd Gossip From
tho Gia,s City.
To-day will be generally observed as
a holiday In this city. The disaster to
the Maine hns aroused all OF the latent
patriotic feeling and Washington's
birthday will be very properly observed
with fitting programmes at the United
Presbyterian church and at the Disci.
pies church: Business may not be who'll
~ suspended but 1t will be partially. Tie,
Knights OF Pythias band md meglbers
OF the Uniform Rank will 60 Gown to
sistersville on the first train this morn.
ing. Both banks will be closed and the
postofflce will observe holiday hours.
The manufactures are all so busy they
will not close down where the men will
continue at work.
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A CEMENT FACTORY.

Messrs. Charles p. Costing. OF Balti-
more. and Ira Momery, of New York,
We're in the city yesterday. They are
interested extensively in the manufac-
ture OF cement and contemplate starting
such ON industry here. having had an
analysis of some OF the clay to be satis-
fed with the general conditions. Such
an industry as they contemplate will
employ about q hundred men.
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Commander sobral, to whom unfavor-
able utterances respecting the discipline
OF the United States navy had been re-
Gently attributed in n newspaper inter-
view, was relieved Of his functions as
naval attache to the Spanish legation
In the United States some time ago, his
successor, Lieut.. Commander Don Ra-
mon Carranza y Reguera having been
appointed on the oath OF January last
in that capacity"
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Z, WASHINGTON. Feb. 81. - What
threatened to be another international
incident growing out of certain utter
ternnces by Lieut.. Commander Sobra,
has been dismissed summarily as shown
by the following statement given out
at the department OF state:
The department OF state learns from
the Spanish charge Gaffalres that Lieut.,
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2l.-The New
Orleans carnival was opened to-day by
Rex and his retinue. The river was
covered with q brilliantly, decorated
hotilla when the royal yacht appeared
with the King Of Mirth. Proteus APP
peared tonight followed by grand So
clety ball. Tomorrow Rex appears dur
ing the day and Comus at night, and
both give balls.
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BENWooD.
nrsexy News Items Gathered In tho Busy
Marshall County Town,

-
Dreexy News Items Gathered In tho Bu,y
Marshall County Town.
1t Is pleasing to note that Benwood
Will enjoy somewhat OF O building boom
this spring. Several houses are in
course OF completion at Boggs' run,
with NOR. to follow. and In the Whit
ake- addition August Juergens and
William Hal, Will build. Robert Sharp
Is also making extensive Improvements.
Arthur Gerashty is evlnclne little in
terest In his race for mayor. and Us he
only consented to allow his name to go
on the ticket after earnest solicitations,
defeat next Saturday at the Republi-
can primaries Will not bother him In the
least. He Is making no campaign what
ever.
Council meets this evening, and to-
morrow is city pay day. AS stated pre-
viously, the city's treasury has been
replenished by q check for S2,724.3O, Ben
woods share Of the railroad tax.
Berwood council. Jr. o. U.SA. M,
which has an arr4versarv celebration
here tomorrow night, Will turn out in
this afternoons parade In Wheeling.
a quarrel between Pole and a Polish
woman, with unfathonnable names, was
aired In Squire Lacey's court last night.
Benwood lodge, A. o. U. W., Is maxi
Ing arrangements for q social enter
tainment shortly.
Gen. Mather company. Uniform Rank
x. OF p. will be wed represented at
Sistersviile To-day.
The public schools close to-day. and
the day vii. be generally observed as
holiday. s Il 4
William Gary, plain drunk, took five
days YESTERDAY in default Of q fine.
Jonathan Wilson leaves this morning
on visit to Newark. Ohio.
Mrs. John Higgins. is visiting friends
in Pittsburgh.
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picYcLEI MICHAEL WILL b
JOCKEY.

II. LOUIS. No., Feb. ei.-The Post
Dispatch to-day announces the retire
mrnt or Jimmy Michael, the "Welsii
tit.areolf." the greatest rider tho field OF
1ticycling has over known. The Post
Dispatch hos learned that Mlchaols
TIP TO New York i5 for, the sole purpose
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Your Boys
Education

must interest you. Sixteen years with
boys enables W TO combine all the GIc.
ments which constitute tho succrssful.
up:to.datc, highest class school, About
half tho school year remains. A hoy who
can enter now will be mitch surcr OF sue.
cess all next year, because he VIII be
familiar. With the place, people and meth
dds, md can dntor mt once enthusiastic
ally upon the years work. E.ISSg :
Catalogue free; nli questions chcerfully.
answered, 4. -
Nm. HILLS, Regent,
Kenyon Military Acadcmy Gambler, Ohio.
tTho most liealthful and beautiful loca.
tlon III the state, feS.tthls
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M0UNDSVILLE
A Miscelinmeous ihieianSo OF Minor aIa,,
tera from a1nrsiinli's Netropo,is,

A Miscelinmcous iMeiHnso OF Minor Mat
ters from alnrsiinii's Metropolis.
The w. c.. T. U. will hold special SER
Vices In the near future as 4 memorial
for the departed Miss Frances e. VIII
lard. They have drlped their hall and
the members will wear black ribbon,
with the white badge for thirty days.
The fire department will have a spe-
clal practice Thursday. II the weather
is favorable. Chief McElroy is getting
the companies in fine condition and is
very successful In introducing drscI-
pl!ne in the ranks of the department,
John Frye, the young man who crca-
ted such n sensation IN Benwood Sat
urday night, was brought down and
lodged in Jail yesterday, by Marshal
Porterileld.
Miss Emma Parkinson leaves to-mor-
row. for New Martinsvllle, where she
will visit friends and relatives.
Sam Remhe!mcr, of F'alrmont, was In
the city yesterday,
j. o. Brooks is In Philadelphia on
business.
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GENERAL NOTICES. /,
r. EpEMPTIoN OF BONDS OF TI1

u EDEMPTIoN. OF BONDS or THE
~ Il % oE ISL, KNowNlgAsS THE
The holders OF the above named bonds
are Hereby notified that bonds OF the fol.
lowing numbers. namely: Ih5, 81. III ElS5
so., q Is? lSs. III. 2. 70. $50. 70, 10, Ei22, iii
by lot In accordance with the l,royisIbns
OF tho ordinance authorizing tho same
and nrc payable ut the Exchange Bani; OF
Wheeling March l. ISIS, at,whlch time they
VIII .cense to boar Interest, 5ssfsst3s'S-.'i
II fclb.22.mchl ID = - 9i ~
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SPIKE" THE WINNER.

LONDON, Feb. I.-In the twenty
r0uad bout between Spike Sullivan
ard Harry Greenfield at the National
Sporting clu6. this evening, Sullivan.
won IN the fifteenth round. Greenfield
being outpoiGted from the start y
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( SE'(.DIR=I (
Gcooooccocoococcoooccos
BOXING

.rt. yn!,on arena should attract q
,,s b5,dap crowd tonight when os-
-, ;;ardnhr, the Omaha Kid" docs
s,t,Is with Jack o'Keele, champion
lightweight Of tho northwest, All lndi-
cations point 10 one OF the prcttlesl and
,,s.es, contests ever seen In this Sleln-
~, and tho "Mets'' ore fortunate In
securing two such craclerjaeks. The
men are 10 weigh in at i?S pounds this
eyen!ag al G o'clock. aud It Is expected
,bey viii shake hands about $3.50 o'clock.
Thc Intention III pulling Oft the bout so
nromptly Is to allow the GAINESVILLE con-
.inrrnt 10 return on the midnight Bal
timnre & Ohio train, which VIII be held
n,r. hnlG hour for the excurslonists.
Jack O'Khsic. accompanied by his mali
age.. Ed. Luby, and adviser. Bob
g.sctuan. arrived here from GAINESVILLE
hast night. GayYlper VIII pull in town
tbs morning. ifNt,
Tra!nlng will work wonders. Those
WHO saw the corpulent attendant In
Durley's corner few weeks ugo, would
never EuSuEllECs III kHt etliii, SItSlH iOuN1
lrg chap that came here last evening.
lack OKeele. But 1t was one and the
same Individual, aud O'keete stock
went w accordingly. Several bets were
madeand O'Keete men were very much
IN evidence, the casual observer being
struck with the number of locals who
favor him. Jack Is originally from Bos-
ton, and once was known as the "Bos-
ton Kid" Personally. he Is friend
maker, being congenial and without the
least disposition TO boost himself His
reco.d Is good one, one OF his latest
achievements being q twenty-round
draw with Johnny Vnn Heest, which
was a good showing. considering
OKeefc's hand was broken In the Sec
oad found. His hand IS now in good
shape,
o'Keefe admits ne has hard argu.
reat Oh hand, but In his quiet, unas-
surng manner, said that he met Gard
rer In d clcven-round draw IL Kansas
Cts four years ago. and knew his man,
and wouldn't have agreed to another
meeting II ne didn't expect to win. Ha
wants to do Gardner this time, as
George Dixon, with whom he has also
drawn, agrees to give him another
match. He has already challenged
Dixon aud Solly Smith. o'Keefe Is Inn
merscly popular with all who have met
chin. and the generous way he has OF
speaking Of his rivals for flstlc honors
Is refreshing, after one has listened to
sa,ne .: the uaimpcrtant pugs work
tae!. tiy traps. (.
Tie prclImiEatles to- to-night's car
N:ya. begin on the arrivaIglot the 5
O'Clock motor. Eddie Gardner meets
Harry Gilmore. OF Beaver Falls, and
Joe Brunei and John Clancy will mix
It up. Referee P. j. Gavin Will call out
lime for the first round OF the main
crezt. as sooa as poss!ble. and 1t Is GER
tain the men Will enter the ring before
10 o'clock.
Articles were signed in Pittsburgh
yesterday FOR the match between. jack
Mcc!e.land. the Smoky City's pride. and
Eddie Gardner, to take place at the
f'Ulton opera house. March II. Their
meeting will be in part commemora;ion
ga LITTLE meeting one, James ]. Corbett
had with 4 Mr.. Fitzslmrocs. just one
rear previous.
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THOUSANDS sink into an carly grave
for want of q bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. This srcat remedy would have
saved them. Z,
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4 t1ark.bnrg Dwelling Homie burned.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer. (
cLARKsBURG, w. Va, Feb. H.
Fire tonight totally destroyed the large
dwelling house owned by B. F. Shut
tleworth and occupied by Vesta Waters.
The household goods were partially
saved. The building Is tota! loss.
about 5000; no Insurance It was
caused by a defective tluc.
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Klp' MCCOY DIVORCED.

HAMILTON, O., Feb. 2l.-Rose selby
vas to-day granted decree OF divorce
from Norman selby, known in the pug
iiistic profession as "Kidng Mccoy.
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SC-iLD head is an eczema OF the gcalp
very severe sometimes, but It can be
cured. Doan's Ointment, quick aud
permanent In Its results. At any drug
store, 50 cents.
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BOWLING.

The Gow!ers last night caugh. the Pr
rates with weak team and won. The
second game should have gone 10 The Pr
rates, as The Bowlers only totaled 40. bus
IA, lne f!cates We're up against Is and could
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when q woman Get,

says it,s stomach, or liver, OF heart trouble.
Nine times Ia ten he isn'twlthin n mile Of
right. He treats for these troubles and
charges big billsuntil the husband gets dis.
gtstcd aud throws him ont, The trouble Is
usually weakness or disease Of the dis.
tinctly feminine organism. iig
Many husbands, after paying big doctor.
bills while their wives grew steadily worse,
have ut last written to a physician Of na.
tional reputation and learned the truth.
They have been Justly indignant at the ig-
iiofaut prctenders who have experimental
upon their wives sheath. BY writing 10 DR..
R.V. Pierce, any ailing woman may receive
the free advice Of an eminent and skillful
specialist for thirty years chief consulting
physician to the Invalids, Hotel aud tSurgi.
cal Institute, at Buffalo. MY. DR., Picrce's
favorite, Prescription Is q marvellous med,
icinc for women. 1t cures oil weakness aud
disease Of the organs distinctly feminine.
II heals all internal liberation and inham.
nation and stops facilitating drairs. Over
&C, coo women have testified, over their own
signatures, to its wonderful merits,
''For severai years suffered with prolapsus Of
the uterus, writes Miss A. Lee Schuster, of Box
II, Rodney. Jefferson Co, Miss. ~ had fall
from my horse causing retroversion Of the uterus.
trouble and everything else but the right thing.
! grew worse aud worse. My body WIS emicated,
hands and feet clammy and cold, stomach weak,
with great palpitation OF the heart dreaded
for night 10 come, for would suffer from nausea
all night, aud so continued Until began taking
DR.. picrcc's Favorite Prescription, and began to
improve right away, ! am now we'll and happy,
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate aud
invigorate stomach, liver and bowels s
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WHEELING 10 becoming fam ons r.r tino
beer, ScHnuLHACH'S BOOK EEEi, has
caused IL. EFffE fEsri m - =
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TIIE FINEST our,
BREWING. CO.'S rnmuua
z BOOK UEI;H, q r., n
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,Ssorers-cox and thinner. Umpl
Merge and Wilhelm.
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Lal
WANTED.

5JIyANTED-3 ROOMS FOR LIGHT
wv housekeeping Must be first-class
and In good location. Address A. H., caro-
1ntelligencer. feiS.
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Articles were signed in Pittsburgh
Yesterday FOR the match between. Jack
Mcc!e!land. the Smoky City's pride. and
Eddie Gardner. to take place at the
fulton opera house. March II. Their
meeting will be in part commemora;ion
o LITTLE meeting one, James ]. Co.bett
had with 4 Mr.. FitzslmmoEs. just one
rear previous. 55
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MCsEE LEAGUE.

Eeho.s. - = - -'''-S '''' ' =
To.nIght-Abe--Nis and Auroras.
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nor RENT-DEsK ROOM, FIRST
n floor, Market street, between Twelfth
and Fourteenth streets. Address X. Y. q.
care Intelligencer office. ~ n fel7
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TNoR RENT-oFTTCE AND LODGING
u rooms at 1896 Market street, Water and
both gases In each room. Rent very rea-
+ ~ lis - Z = Ifl2 deal-mEtn3A
Evening star., 1898-12-13
Visitation to Harmony Lodge.

Last evening was the occasion of the vfs-
itation of Grand Master w. w MILAN. ac.
companed by the other officers of ths
Grand Lodge, to Harmony Lodge. No. 81
at Odd Fellows Hail. Navy Yard This he
ing the lodge in which the grand master
holds membership, the exercises were OF
an unusually interesting character. and ths
attendance very large. The grand officers
were received in an appropriate manner by
the chairman Wm, p. Allan, y. G. NJ, the
band playing Hail to the Chief" after
which the following program was rendered
in an excellent manner: Overture by ths
band, recitation by Miss Jessie Jost. pre-
sentation of an Odd Fellow ring to Broth
er George E. Lanham by the grand master
in behalf of thu lodge, escorted by Noble
Grand Nm. q. Lowe, the band playiug
The Star Spangled banner the recipient
responding with THANKS for the gift; music
by the band, and effective address by
James /. Lloyd of Missouri, and member OF
Shelby Lodge, No a3, of Shelbyville; solo
by Miss Laura Y. hahlert, mandolin solo
by MeSsrs. John CASSIDY and Harry Reed
hummer, address by Mrs. Sarah NJ Sam
derson, past noble grand, Naomi Rebekah
Lodge, No, l; piano solo by Mr.. Fulton
Carr negro sermon by Mr.. John Jost, pre-
sentation of tribute OF love and respect
from the members of Harmony Lodge by
Past Grand Master John w Thompson to
spending very feeiIngIy in accepting the
gift; presentation of a bouquet of American
beauty roses to John Il. Ward, deputy
grand master by Grand Patriarch John L.
Irwin; also to the orator of the evening and
lady participants in the exercises.
The grand officers present, in addition TO
the grand master and deputy grand mas
ter, were Grand Warden J. q. DIrfey
Grand Secretary VIM. r. Hunt, Grand Mar
shall j. Il. Hoder, Grand Conductor H. s.
Harreil, Grand Herald l.. III. McDade.
The band consisted of the following men,
bers of the order: Herman Kaiiert p G.:
Hyacinthe Licar!one. Joohn F. Prospect,
Chas. V. Samuels, A. Goodman, Wm Kepp-
Ter, and Others whose names failed 10 be
obtained.
Harmony Lodge was instituted December
IA, 1899, and enters the sixtieth wear with
bright prospects for the future. The mem
bership numbers 176, is owner of the hall
in which they meet. and with a fair cash
balance i'm the treasury
Grand Representative Rev. Fred A Stier
was present, but failed to make his usual
bow to the large company Of ladies pres
ent, being interrupted by the committee on
refreshments, who endeavored to please all
present with an ample supply for the in
ner man.