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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-17
BENWooD.
Breszy News Items Gathered In the Bu,y
~. =! MnrshnIl County Town. -

BrrsLy News Items Gathered In the Busy
Marshall County Town.
A branch Of the retail grocers'' asso-
citation was organized here Thursday
night. The officers elected were: Pres
ldent, John w. Leach; vice president,
NJ. J. Gately; secretary. John Lineber-
ger: treasurer, Charles Vance. 1t was
decided TO close tho grocery stores af-
ter April !, every evening at Z O'clock,
excepting Saturday, and no sales will
be made on Sunday.
A large audience will doubtless attend
the high class concert TO be given at the
city hall, Saturday evening by the
DE Koven Concert Company, which is
composed OF Mr.. Charles Zulauf, Mr.,
VIM Cemans and other well known
Wheeling talent.
q st. Pntrick's day will be celebrated
with an entertainment and supper at
st. Johns hall this evening. The chill
dren who take part have been drilled
by Miss Kate Ward, and a good per-
Torrance Is anticipated.
The furera, Of Joseph Greathouse,
whose death at the Weston asylum was
noted yesterday, Will occur to-day.
There Is considerable sickness in Ben
wood among children, whooping cough
being In the lead. n
Albert Pelley leaves on visit to Ma
rietta this morning.
Rev. J. S. Robinson has returned
from Grafton. ,5 I. H
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Secretary William Fetie has received
s;c;,tr non George T.iIIolmes. OF Gin.
elrnltl. rela,lye 70 the meeting 10 be
he'd there hoon forthc purpose ot form
!ps Western Rowing Congress,
Says Mr. Holmes; Iis5is
II am sorry TO learn that your league
cannot be represented In person. The
next meeting Is mainly for the purpose
Of adopting constitution and bylaws,
ard Incorporating In the Congress as
many Of the Western leagues as poss!-
be. From present Indications the I'M
dertakinE VIII be alt immense success.
would suggest that you have your
league at orce select three delegates TO
The Congress- You can send proxies to
me so that the Wheeling league Gu N be
enrolled as a member of the organiza.
ton" s,E11Et ak si x -. ~ a y
Delegates. viii probably be named
soon. ard II possible one or more OF
them WIN be Induced to attend the
meeting. n. 1tEl3filiitf
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MIR. HoGB TO MARRY.

At noon on Thursday. March 81, Mr..
Ernest *. Hogc, the we'll known Mar.
tins Ferry druggist. WIN be married 10
Miss Katharine g Thompson Clayland,
the, accomplished daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert II. Clnyland,. at tho family
residence on Bennett. street. Kirkwooi.
Rev. Joseph A. Donahey. OF Bridgeport,
md Rev. s. ]. Boyle, of Martins Ferry,
will perform the ceremony The we'd
ding will be 10 quiet home affair. The
wedding Journey will include ten dnys
mt Baltimore. Washington and r Old
Point Comfort. Returning they viii so
splendid. now building OF y. C. Boyd>on.
North Fourth street, the homo 10 be
completely furnished before their arr
rIyuI % f4ti n 5,l tfss-Tglg'E
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EPWoRTH LEAGUERs.

The Epworth League Will give a mu-
sicai and literary entertainment In the
NJ. E. church this evening. with the fol-
lowing programme:
Plano Duet--Mr. Ed Krim and Miss Myr-
f-3 Ito Frazier. BE- IA, IA * ~
Duet-M1lases Ethel Hobbs and Laura Hip.
kins. b tstI
Solo-Mr. ]. C. Gray.
Recltation--Miss Kato Dc Vault. y
Malo Qunrtette-NIcssrs. Thomas r. LLOYD.
Jess Hipliins, Chester Lloyd and Ernet
~ G.. Smith. Nv NJ 80: 9 ,aI-e-' ],
Mandolin Solo, piano accompanIment-N1r.
Ralph Hcaton. lSiiszais- tss 7s555'
D,iet--Mcssrs. Leo Morris and NJ. Il, Colo.
Solo--Mr. Thomas r. Lloyd. % q sltis
Rec!tation--- sa' SOS
Solo--Mrs. George Roborlshaw.
2e Hopkins. George g Hopkins, Chester
Lloyd and Ernest G.. Smith. :
Piano Duet-Mlss Myrtle FRAZIER.
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BELLA1RE BRIEFS.

"a number OF sports from this city
went to GAINESVILLE yesterday, to wit
ness the cooking main. which was held
in that city last evening. between Bel
laire birds and GAINESVILLE birds. The
sports were well supplied with money
and expected to bring home with them
an increase.
The Century Club were pleasantly en-
tertained Tuesday. by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dunlap, In the Fifth ward. Re
freshments were served and pleasan,
evening was spent by all present.
The graduating class this year will be
the largest that has graduated from
the public schools In this city for sew
eral years past. There are twenty-five
in the class.
A large crowd from this city attend-
ed the performance OF Cissy Fitzgerald
at the Opera House, Wheeling, last
evening, and the performance was first
class. (. E z,
Rev. o. W. Holmes and C. II. Dank-
worth were at GAINESVILLE yesterday,
attending meeting OF the programme
committee, which was held in that city.
James Du Bots, son of Alex. who
has been seriously Ill with pneumonia
for several days past, was reported
somewhat improved yesterday.
William MIlligan, OF this city. and
Paul Worth!ngton, OF Barnesvil!e, ara
at st. Clairsvllle. examining the books
of the county treasurer.
X Miss Claire Smith. OF Chicago, who
has been visiting Miss Martha Kelly
for a week past, left yesterday for her
home. - s.
George DelbruSge's dancing class met
IN Armory hull lust evening. Miss
Maude Spooncr furnished the music
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Bell and daugli-
ter, OF Chicago Junction. are the guests
Of relatives IL the Second ward.
The Under The Dome" company,
which played at Martins Ferry this
week, were In the city yesterday.
z The school entertainment will be
held on Thursday evenign, March 81, In
the high school hall. - 4
James Smith, of Woodsfield. Is spend
ing n few days with relatives in this
city. rs
E. L. Bowman. OF st. CIairsville, was
calling on friends In this city. yesterday.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps aud Nli.i,aps in tho Thriving City
~ IeEHss AcrosH the River -. = fa-a


Acros. the River.
The mass convention OF the Martins
Ferry Democrats was held, at Schcefile's
hall last right and as high as POI votes
We're cast at one time. esonly con-
tests were for marshal and water works
trustee. Thos. ]. Irwin was president
of the convention: David Vennum, vice
president; George Cooke and Edward
Shrodes, secretaries, and Dr. ]. ]. Bur-
ton and Emerson Campbell, tel!ers.
The following ticket was nominated:
Mayor-John w. Terriu.
Solicitor-W. B. Francis.
Treasurcr-Wm. H. Hiidebrand.
Alarshal-Wm. Burns.
Street commIssloner-James Miskell,
z Water works trustee-Fred Jones.
Electric light trustee-L. Spence.
Cemetery trustee-John Pennington.
Board of education-Henry Rother-
mund and Albert McCienn. -.
Councll-Flrss ward. John Tlerney;
Second ward, J. Ed Springer: Third
ward. Shell Martin: Fourth ward,
Charles Rothermunl; Fifth ward,
Anon Paxson.
Assessors-First ward. John. Elliott:
Second ward Robert 3lcC ieaiy: Third
ward, George Krim:. Fourth ward, Ed
ward s.. McGienn; Fifth ward, Edward
Shrodes. 81
For marshal, Burns received 100 votes
TO 10 cast for Albert Graham. George
Spence, the defeated candidate for. wa
ter works trustee. made speech
pedginG his support TO Fred Jones.
The vote was 101 TO ~. s1fs d
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M0uNDsvILLE
.a,ii,c.iianeous aIeiangs or Minor Niat-
va tiers from, MARSHALL y etropotIs, 70

A,iiscsilaneousl aIeianss or aIinpri niat-
trrs from, Mnrshail IetropoiIs.
Prosecuting Attorney T. J. Parsons
will soon move his Office from the first
10 the second floor IN the court house.
This move Is made principally TO avoid
the great number OF loaYers who havo
been accustomed to congregate in Mr..
Parsons office, making Il almost Inn,
possible for him TO accomplish anS
work during office hours. Z, 1. y ~
The meetings at the Presbyterian
church closed Tuesday night. rhercwere
twenty-elght accesslons TO the church
during the meetings. This makes six
tY.elght additions 10 this church since
Rev. ". "A. Williams became It's pas
tor some three years ago. 4.
Tho Do Koven Concert Company, OF
Wheeling, nppears at the. w. G. r. u.
hall Tonight. The many admirers OF
Mr.. Charles Zulauf and his able as
sistants will be present with thelr
friends to enjoy the splendid treat which
Is in store for thenc
Misses Julia Dixon and Lizzie Flick
returned yesterday, from visit with
friends In Wheeling. Miss Dixon will
enter the convent at Pittsburgh about
April II, and Miss Flick will leave for
her homo at Altoona, Pa., next Wednes-
day. IS
Clint Echols, who has been running
the klondlke saloon on Second street,
was brought before Mayor Purdy Tues
day night, on the charge of unlawfully
selling liquor. He was found guilty and
fined $50 and sentenced to thirty, days In
jail. IN ". x, n
Judge PAUL ordered yesterday, that
John Hahn, who is in jail for the muir
der OF young Hanlln, be released on a
$1,000 bond. He has not yet given the
required bond, but will likely do SO to-
day.
The motions to quash the charges
against the county commissioners were
argued before the court yesterday. by
Judge Melvin and Robert White. The
argument will continue to-day.
L. B. Williams, OF Freeport. o., edl-
tor OF tho Freeport Press. Is visiting
his brother. Rev. DIR. W. A. Williams.
He will leave for his home this morn
Ing.
Charles Manning returned yesterday
p,arning, from the Baltimore dental
college. having completed his first
years work.
Mr.. John Elliott. OF Wanyesfield. O..
Is visiting his snieces, Misses Cora and
Emma Parkinson, Of Sixth street.
George Berry, OF Rosby's Rock, was
q caller In the city yesterday.
Mr.. o. L. Sutton. of Fairvlew, Marion
county. is in the city.
DR.. Pipes, OF Wheeling, was In the
city yesterday. 8
City council meets tonight.
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SIMPLE Az YiRsr.
-. Fapil.l, s 10 Selitsi any Porn, 70
i.iles -rhre THEW, nj thy iItsidplns. i

~ ~. Faplisl,', 10 SeIitct any Forr, 70
gi.ls. =. nhre Thew, q, ths :iltEitplaz.
Piles simple In The, beginning, and
easily cured, They; Gamble cured even m
tfie, Sotst stages. ithout pain ortlgss
q blood. quickly, surely and completely.
There IL only ole remedy that vii do Il
----Pyiamid Pile Cure. 'lais. NJ fil
Il allays the inflammation immedl-
atcly, heals the irritated slrface and
With continuous treatment reduces the
swelling: and puts the iriembranes Into
Eood, sound. healthy condition. The
cure " thorough and permanent
Here are some voluntary and uhsollc-
lied testimonials we have lately re-
ceivcd; n (. D y X s IN, y
Mrs. NJ. G. Hlnckiy. SOL Mississippi ST.
indianapolis, Ind, says: Have been a
sufferer from the pain and annoyance
Of piles for fifteen years. the Pyramid
Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills gave me
immediate relief, and In a short time a
complete cure. n.
Major, Dean. OF Columbus, Ohio, says:
wish to add to the number OF certlti-
Gates ne to the benefits derived from the
Pyramid Pile Cure I suffered from piles
for forty years, and from itching piles
for twenty years, and two boxes OF tho
Pyramid Pile Cure have effctually Cured
me-. ~ fli4
Most druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure
or will get Il for you if you ask them to-
II Is 80 cts. for full sized package, and
10 put up only by the Pyramid Drug Co.
Marshall, Mich. Is Sol = ~
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MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. March
lG.-The Peoples Savings Bank safety
vault was robbed OF $4,000 last night.
Duplicate keys were used. The bank is
In the hands OF receiver. The Peoples
Rank gained i wide notoriety In con-
nec,!on with the Farmers Bank, at
Shepard. Mich, the cashier of which
was supposed to have been murdered In
August last. ~
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people in front OF a danger which was
possible and probable. This danger
they have met as one man. declaring
their readiness 10 die in; the defense OF
their country. It so happened that the
representative OF the United States at
Havana wore the Confederate uniform.
And yet Fitzhugh Lee has discharged
his duty with such courage, such pru-
dence. such patriotism that you cannot
find in all the north land one man who
would suggest his removal"
Great cheering followed this period.
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nryan stir. an Atlanta 4 uaiense,

ATLANTA, Ca, March l5.--An audi
eace OF 10000 people greeted William J.
Bryan when he appeared In the taber-
nScle last night. They were thrown into.
a frenzy OF enthusiasm when In one OF
the speakers climaSes he. referred to
the "eadiness OF Americans 20 meet
foreign foe who should attempt to land
upon Our shores. He said: within the
last Two weeks we have had an Illus
t:ation OF the unity OF the American
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WILL 4. Go ro KLo,NpIKE.

John W. okey. OF Hunter, Ohio, left
yesterday. for Seattle, Wash, where
he will join w, S. Mccullough. OF this
city, and proceed to the gold fields OF
Alaska, where they expect TO make
their fortune. This section OF the
country has started quite a number to
the Klondike and II encouraging word
comes from those already In that re-
gioR, others will follow,
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ABAD DOG,

Il Yesterday Howard Coleman a COL
thought would make nice pet for his
children. but,the dog behaved very badI
~, trying to bite Howard and his chill
dren. and acted very savagely. Con-;
stable r. II. Stanton was called 10 Cole
mans home on, Walnut street to shoot
the dog and the animal made break
for Stanton and attempted to bite him.
The constable sert n bullet through the
dogs head and this did not finish him.
Stanton shot him the second time and
still he lived. and the. third. shot was
necessary to finish the job. This same
dog bit two other dogs yesterday
morning and Stanton expects to shoot
them. Stanton says the dog frothelI at
the mouth when he went to Coleman's
and he thinks he was mad.
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COLONIAL TEA.

The Choral Society has made all ar
engagements for their Colonial Tea par
ty, which will be held, Tomorrow, even
Ing. in the basement OF the First Pres
byterlan church. The costumes will be
patterned after those worn In colonial
times, old songs will be sung and ev-
erything will tend to carry the imagina-
ton o: the audience back to tho time
OF the father OF our country" Ice
cream and other refreshments will be
served and a pleasant time will no
doubt be spent by all who attend. y
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K The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands,
Chillblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tlons. and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Prlce.25 cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co.
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BBLLAIRE
All soru OF Local News aud Goss,p From
tH tho Giass city.

The Gia. city.
Edward Moore, q popular young man
OF this city and former manager OF the
Elyslan theatre, was taken suddenly
Ill on the streets Tuesday morning. and
had to be taken TO his home on Tall,
man avenue In a hack. He was retchinG
and vomiting and showed some symp-
toms OF poisoning and he is said to have
told some one that he had taken arsen-
lc, This caused some alarm, but inter a
time he began to recover and was soon
out OF danger. It is not known why he
made the statement that he had taken
poison with suicidal intent, but his
friends doubt II It was true. He Is get
ting along all right now and Will be out
In a few days.
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rnE INrER.clrY sERIEs

This evening. at the Fette alleys. The
picked Wheeling team that is to meet
ClmIrratI IN the lnter.clty series, will
have It's first practice work. The pre-
dIctIon that the team OF five will roll an
average 500 game Will be verified or
dIspr9vsG NOW IN short order. The
team viii be made up OF Handlar,
MalsChncr' Hcrvey. Stevenson and
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MARTIN,s TERRY pRIErs,

The remains OF The late Mrs. Lena,
Ann Bono viii be laid to rest beside the.
grave OF hor husband ut Mt, Pleasant.
to-day. The funeral sserviceg VIII be
held iirthe Martins Ferry NJ. H. church
Rev. y Il. Morton conducting them 4
MIS-. WIN, Wood and Miss Carrie
Wood VIII entertain! u largo nl,mberior,
tomorrow afternoon Miss Sarah COZ
Nm, formerly OF Martins Ferry and now
of Lynn, Mass, VIII he tho gucst or:
thornis Il y II 7 jsls
81 Mrs y 'arlst;ofs Dcl!alrc.s, Inns nromlsed
9toEbc proaSnt 1T tho iiieetinI OF lie
Home Mission society Of the l,rssbY,.
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srorrEp IN THE SECOND.

PHILADELPHIA; March 16.--The
.Maher o'Donneu fight was stopped by
the referee In the second round after
Two minutes, fighting, O'Donnell was
practically knocked out. u. 3.
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City council meets tonight.

s. FOR hoarseness. sore throat and
cough, take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the
specific for affections Of the throat and
chest.
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COOKS IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE,
extra dry. naturally fermentcd, nearly
fifty years record rs n delicious drink.
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GLOW to Cure All skin Dl.,n,e,,u

Simply apply "SWAYNE,s ONT
MENT," No internal medicine fcqulr.
ed. Cures letter, eczema, Itch, all erup.'
tons on tho face, hands. nose. etc, lcav-
Ing tho skin clear, white ana healthy.
Ito great healing and curative powers
nrn possessed by, no other romcdy. AL,
your druggist for SyyAYNE'Sg oINT-
MENT! Avoid substituted! ttns&w
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TURKEY Lunch fright at Frank ].
He1ly's saloon, corner OF Market and
Sixteenth streets.
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TAKE advice! Stop coughing at once
by the Immediate use OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. One bottle will cure you.
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BOXING. 4

The local colony OF boxers now en-
braces such stars as Jerry Marshall,
Charlie Burns, Leslie Pearce, Eddie
Gardner and Joe Bruner. and when they
get together the. listening crowd sener-
ally hears some, highly interesting ex-
lcrlcnccS OF the ring and its followers.
Leslie Pearce dropped off In Wheeling
CITE: coming here with jack Bonner,
ard 4. present is trying TO get on a
matcn With Charlie Burns. The lat
tcr's hand sim sore from contact with
"Buck" Stelzer's jaw. and IL Prot,
iaiGas Gordon OF Washington, can
G0c;or The injured member up soon, the
match may be arranged. II any one
can fix Burns, hard. the Little Wash
.ng:on ring veteran can.
The first week In April will be n lively
ore in ilstic circles. April 4, McClel-
lard AMI Gardner, at Fulton; April 8,
Drurer and Ducase,l at Parkersburg:
ard April {, Bruner and Mcdonnell. at
Bridgeport. BruEer is training hard at
Murphys. at Bridgeport, and his work
every afternoon attracts an admir!ng
audience, ~
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WHY not give the Defender Brand
Roasted Coffee n trial? You can then
see for yourself how good it.is.
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IITANTED TO MANAGE = FOR "A
person of capital TO invest in sheep rails
Ing. Address Box ~. Morristown. Ohio.
.-aT. W., Gu ~
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Scorers-Acker and strobel. Umpire
Prcttyman. "a ~
To-n'Eh,-cosmopolitans and Silver
Globes.
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'JITANTED-TWoE GIRLS-A COOK
wv and nurSc-to 20 10 Pleasant Valley.
Apply STAR FOUNDRY, Market street.
-EslF s4s7s at5H mrs 6
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JJTANTED = ALI. h PERSONS i WHO
w stammer or stutter TO attend the
Ohio Valley School for Stammcrers. For
particulars call on or address L. p. COR
,NER, Founder and Principal, SCI Market
street, Wheeling, w. Va feiSs
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yLTANTED-A PARTY WITH FROM
+ w 5000 TO $1,000 TO invest In the con-
structlon and ownership OF u Practical
Flying Machine. No gas. No balloon
Principle fully demonstrated by working
model. Parties only who mean business
need apply. Address W. NJ, HELLER,
West Wheeling. Ohio. - mrl.d&wy
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Pirates again won three straight and are
no, far behind tho. Ideals now. Tho Old
Cronir man with the big name rolled a
game that hGrmonized with his. eognomen
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ToLoAN.

yITANTED-oNE OR TWO GENTLE
wv MAN roomcrs for furnished room. in
good location. Address ROOM, care Intel
ligenccr a l1Ef mri5s 4
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FOR SALE. &. g. e, !,

THOR SALE-oNE AND = oNE-HAIFy
u lot In Greenwood cemetery flne loci.
ton; corner lot; adjoining best Improve.
mentsl In cemetery, Address CEMETERY!
LOT. care Inteligcnccr Office. 81. u nnla a.
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NOR q CLASS ESTAB.s
Il DISHED grocery: well located 4 on .ths
Island we'll appointed room and clcan,9
full stock: seven dwelling rooms IN con-
nectlon. Address GROCER. Intelllgencer,
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-01

with its guns ready for action, secuted
about the vicinity looking for an enemy, but
the Spaniards apparently had no suspicion
of what was taking place. So easily was
the dangerous mission accomplished that
while some members of the party were get
ting the supplies ashore, others were pro-
viding themselves with fruit, sugar and
other products of the landing place, a large
stock of which was brought back to Key
West friends.
Nevertheless, no precautionary measure
was neglected, and the momen the work
was concluded the Florida and the Osceoia
slipped away, leaving the insurgents to con-
vey their reinforcements into the interior,
which 1t is confidently expected was done
without any casualty.
The returning members of the Florida
party brought with them several hundred
private letters, which it is understood gave
a complete insight into the present condi-
lions prevailing in the blockaded island.
The local colony is elated over the astonish-
ing success of the expedition.