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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-14

All arrangements have now. been
completed for the great Dewey Day"
celebration in this city this afternoon,
und that 1t will be demonstration the
like OF which Wheeling has never ex-
p~erienced in the past. Is assured be-
You'd a reasonable doubt. All people.
all organizations III all parts Of the
city and In all directions from the city
are taking an al1-absorblns Interest In
the celebrationrTwith ALL this 1t seems
impossible for the undertaking to be
anything but the great and grand sue
cess that the promoters anticipate.
The committees, having the affair in
charge spent a busy dag Friday, and
last night they rested on their oars.
feeling the comfort and entire satisfac-
tlon that comes from q task well per-
formed. It is believed that every detail
has been taken care Of and that the
demonstration will come off with
smoothness as one OF its leading char
acteristicS.
AS detailed elsewhere, there ore to
be eleven bands in line; this insures
plenty OF music, two bands for each
division and one to spare. The conces-
sion from their regular rates made by
the bands was a generous move, and
shows that the musicians are not the
least patriotic OF; men. They retain the
good will OF everybody and do not lose
anything by playing at cut rates"
Estimates as to the number OF men
who will turn out in the parade are
being made, andSrange from Is, 1000 to
10000. the figures given in yesterdays
Intelligencer. With favorable weather
this afternoon, the turnout will be
nearer the latter figure.
The committee on speakers and mu-
sic has made excellent selections in Sc
curing for speakers such eloquent men
as Bishop EDbnahue. Congressman
Dovener, Judge Eervey, DR.. Wlngertcr
and Hon. John o.. Pendleton. The
speeches will be rather short; not more
than fifteen minutes, will be consumed
by any orator. and at this length they
ought to be at their best. The speak
Ing occurs at the corner OF Fourteenth
and Chapline streets, from q: stand that
will be erected while the parade is TAX
ing place.
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ELEVEN BANDS SECURED
To Enliven Matters in the Parade-A
Generous Concession.

no1AClS IA lac dfdue-
Generous Concession.
At a meeting OF the demonstration
committees on speakers and music and
finance. held yesterday afternoon at 1870
o'clock. In the rooms OF the chamber OF
commerce. eleven bands we're secured
TO participate In this afternoons pa
rade. These include the even Wheel
ing bands and four OF, Bellalre.
The meeting wa attended by a quo
rum OF the board of directors OF the
musicians u1..on.sSThey had. been ask
ed to be present, in order that action
might be taken relative TO the PROPOSE
:'"- nf the .cnTDtttef on speakers and
music that the bands give their SER
Vices this afternoon at less than the
regular rates. Attic meeting the mu-
E!c!ans acted favorably upon the pro-
position submitted by the committee,
and as q result the committee closed a
contract for the appearance Of eleven
bands this afternoon. as follows.
opera House band, OF Wheeling.
Grand Opera House band. of Wheeling.
McClel!and's band, OF Wheeling.
Meyers band, OF Wheeling.
wheeling City band; OF Wheeling,
Meister's band, Of Wheeling.
Liberty band, Of Wheeling.
Hea~therins.on's band. OF lRellaire.
Hackett's band, OF BellaIre.
Knights OF Pytnias band, OF Bel!ai-c.
". 0. U. A. u. band, Of Bellatrs.
The committee requested that all o!
these bands report for duty this after.
noon at ! O'Clock, on Market street, De-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth. Here
they will remain, Until aides OF Chic!
Marshal Travis convey 70 them orders
ASSIGNING positions In the parade. No
oand Will take up any position In line
until ordered b J}the cnlei marshal, who
alone has authority ID this matter.
Iho bands will furnish patriotic mu-
sic after the parade, az the meeting to
oe held at the corner OF Fourteenth and
Ehapline streets. It was proposed the,
az bands combine into oac band OF
13o pieces. but this was not thought
practicable By the band leaders, and the
sea was abandoned.
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%posToFF1cE TO CLOSE.

Through the efforts of Postmaster
Wise, who is nothing II not patriotic,
the Wheeling %postotice will be closed
this afternoon in order that letter car
r!ers and other employees may turn out
in the parade. The, p~ostoilice will re-
main closed from 0 o to ] p. m. From
TIP. m. to s p. m. the money order, reg
lister and general delivery windows will
be open to accommodate the public.
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..H '.H.E TLFTETfTVIgksE FtT ..sr -flEag
Yesterday, some changes were made
IN the general orders OF Chief Marshal
Travis. regarding The formation OF the
parade. and on that account the general
orcfTs are published Sin their revised
TORN. Marshais, division aides and or
ganizat!ons should ut5out copls OF the
orders for reference when forming, 10
nat there may bs no confusion. The
6ENERALoRDER NO, /:
~ societies and citizens Wishing to par
ao,pnte IN mo parade on Saturday Will bo
s"sefheQ by the following:
FIRST DIVISION.
Ch,st harshalW W. II. Travis, Commanding,
11a'oon OF Police and%..'White Wings"
chief Bugier-Theo. Roller,
Chief Marshal and Stan.
Shlef OF Staff-A.i3A. Frnnzhclm.
Adjutant--LLN. Rector.
Aides-B. =: McLurc,t Harry Mendel, John
J; Conin, CA. Robinson, vi. q. Nc
Eiuskey, Edward Elliott, C. ii. snlder.
Ered williams, Joseph Hoffman. Geo
:; %athisop, B. W. Petcrsop,iOTT
Ehode1. William Otto, John, a. Ton.
ells, AiaErx-c sak.. pr. Howell. q; 81 &.
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1Eu s. ARMoRD RuStRK NEW NRKFR nm ON oATG GUARD OF pMsHc CAVALRY OFF URMsAPR 20
MMs by caon Ecmpaam Mmnsw weekly Radmd from a@a W@kx. Rx 1umnEnnm muutr @tx nmr& -
nan in Harper's Weekly. ]

DECENTRALIZATION, marshal and staft routh
offSixtoeath on Chnpline; right on Chap
lllrc fnnd Sixteenth, extending routh TO
Eighteenth thence on Eighteenth.
Hdfth division, form on Eighteenth street,
prHhtstesting on Chuplino street. ~
Tho line Of march will be as follows:
flirting south on Chapllne to Fourteenth.
yNfst to Market, north to Ninth, west 10
M.Sii. south to Twenty-sevcnth, east to.
cfanl!ne. north to Twenty-sccond. west
10 Market, and on Market to Fourteenth,
cast on Fourteenth to Chapline.
The signal will DO ten blows by tho capt
44toll, bell.
Ely order Of ". II. TRAVIS,
Chief Marshal.
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WHEELING DAILY mt IIIGENc SATURDAY.. MAY 4slss8.

the countless yards OF bunting on the
walls. As a n evidence OF the general,
desire to decorate, a couple OF itinerant
sign painters did a thriving trade yes.
terday painting American and Cuban
Hays on store windows. Manila rope
was also in great demand, and will be
,seen worn on every side to-day. Peo-
pie who haven't invested in n flag for,
years, and those who never did arc
Strictly In the push for Dewey to-day,
Many OF the displays are worthy OF ex-,
tended notice.
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The following order of exercises Will
LITTLE TIP"
Il Be in Charge of a Gun Squad of
Ten Men.

Ten Men.
Feature OF the day will be the In
~telligencer's cannon, Little Tip" which
VIII be in charge Of a squad OF ten
young men,who, by the'way, ore think
Ing of forming q permanent battery or
ganization. Little Tip" has been re.
paired and polished up by Hazlett
Freeze. engineer at the county build
Ing, and who will be ordnance sergeant
to-day: The cannon will be taken to
the wharf at about l o'clock. and sew
eral salutes fired. The squad meets at
the city building at 1890 o'clock, and
will form as follows: Gunners, Charles
Brand, C. Z. Morris, Benjamin E. HAM
ilton. Hazlett Freeze, Ollie Smith, Hal
Hawkins, Adolph Fritz, jr.. Harry
Prosser. c. w. Alexander, Gene Kug-
len. They will wear regulation blue
blouses. campaign hats, belts and leg
gihgs, and are certain to be greeted
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THE PoTTERs COMING OUT.
Tho Potters' Union met last night and
decided to participate IN the dcmonstrai
tlon. The members will assemble this
afternoon Mt 1 o'clock at the old
knights Of Pythlas castle. corner OF
TwcntV-slxth and chapline streets, II
Is anticipated $50 potters will take part,
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R1TcH1E HAS A STARTER.

Last night the four companies Of
Richie school cadets were taken over
h short route on the South Side. where
they created a great deal of enthusiasm.
They were under command OF Prof.
Crago, and made q fine appearance.
Their route was as follows: From the
school building, On Wood to Thirty
third, to Eoff, to Thirty-ninth, to jacob,
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I'VE SECURED
Tor tho Meeting That is to Follow tho

The committee on speakers and music
has arranged an excellent programme
ifo{s tho meeting 10 be held at the corner
EotiFourteenth and Chapline streets I'm
ntd!ately after the street demonstra-
tlon. When the parade moves, q large
force OF men will begin work on the
SPEAKERS stand, which will stand In
thu middle OF the square at the corncr.
the stand goes up Stage Manager
Capitalization, of the Opera House.
wiz use bunting and flags for It's dec
orttop, which will be completed before.
thksparade ends at the speaking stand.
Erhe committee has secured the fol-
lowing speakers, who are among the
fb3stspeakers in the city:
congress Dovener.
Right Rev. Bishop Donahue.
Hon. John o. Pendleton.
fudge II. c. Herveb-.
br.3C. A. Wingerter.
sifhese Gentlemenzwill make fifteen
minute speeches, and between the talks
sttssre will be music by the bands and
vocal slections by the double qua.tette
that made such a good impression at
TIE Opera House meeting last Tuesday
seYening. The speaking will begin i'm
IMMEDIATELY at the conclusion OF the pa
ride and Mayor John Randolph Butts
ewil1spreside and introduce the several
orators.
SFhe following order OF exercises will
I'D followed:
"star Spansled Banner. Meistcr's Band
Bishop Donahue
tAudress........-.. Congressman Dovener
SAsmerica"... Band
Address. H.fC. Hcrvcy
ADDRESS ............D Dr.. C. a. Wingerter
Mayors Band
eiyddress........TIon. John O.. Pendletcn
t.Ehe Nations March,. Opera House Band
fAddrccs ..Rt Rev. P. J.. Donahuc
es.Yankee Doodle. ....... McClel!and's Band
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THE ELKINS CADETS.

The Elkins Cadets, at q rouslng meet
Ing last night in the second branch
council chamber, voted unanimously to
turn out in to-day's demonstration. and
they will act in part escort to Little
Tip" which will be In charge Of a gun
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-14

The officers and members OF Zane
Lodge No. |. Shield of Honor, are re-
quested TO meet at the Odd Fellows
Hall Saturday at l p. M. for the pur-
pose OF participating in the Dewey
demonstration. a large attendance Is
desired.
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Y, NJ. c. A. B1cYcLERs IN LINE.
The Y. NJ. G. A. cyclers will turn out
In the parade, and are called to assem-
Die at the Y. NJ. G. A. building at 1890
o'clock this afternoon. A good showing.
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"oLD GLORY" EVERYWHERE.

The display OF flags has probably
never equniled that in evidence to-day.
odd Glory is everywhere. From pub
lie buildings, business houses and resi-
dences, flags of all sizes swing to the
breczes, and the effect Is heightened by
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SECURED A DRUM CORPS,

Black Prince lodge No. 10, will march
this afternoon headed by the old At
kinson drum corps. now called the In
dependents. This lodge expects 10 have
$50 OF Its 500 members In line.
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THE JR. 3. u. A. n,

The Wheeling councils and those Of,
surrounding towns. Of the Junior Me.
chan!cs are ordered to assemble q, the
I. o. o. f. corner this afternoon at i
O'clock, to take part In the parade.
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THE FORCE OF THE MONTSERRAT.

exception OF the blast furnace, will shut
down at noon to-day. and It Is expected
1000 men will be at liberty to join in
Wheelins's big demonstration this af-
ternoon.
Manager Frank Crociard, of the
Riverside furnace, says a flag will be
raised by his men to-day.
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BLocHs ARE PATRIOTIC.

Bloch Bros tobacco establishment
viii close down at noon to-day to give
their employees an opportunity OF par
tieipating in the Dewey celebration.
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"DEMEY pAYn Nnrrs

UAi" NOTES.
Make it 10000, boys.
Good boy. Doddrdge. I
Do We celebrate? Just watch US.
What's the matter with Wheeling?
The Richie boys started the ball rolf
ing last night.
(, decorations became general yester-
n a natural result was a biz nd
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to Forty-third, to Jacob and count'
march on Jacob to Thirty-third.
CLEAR q TRACK.

Captain Bennett has requested that
for to-day's parade all vehicles be kept
Off the line of march, and asks store
keepers to remove from the pavemcnts
all signs or other distractions. This
request Is made to give the marchecs a
clear track, and to prevent possible ac-
cldents.
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With admiration all along the line. Most
of the young men have had artillery
practice at college.
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THE FINANCE COMMITTEE,
The finance committee completed Its
work yesterday afternoon. In a few
hours It secured all the money needed
TO dstray the moderately small expens.,
es OF the demonstration. ,,
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THE WHEELING ARTILLERY.

The Wheeling Volunteer Artillery is
called to meet at l o'clock p. m, sharp.
at Fifteenth and Chapline streets, to
take part in the Dewey demonstration.
All members OF the Wheeling Volunteer
Infantry who desire to turn out with
the Light Artillery, can do so.
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OF POLICE.
The police platoon In the parade thi
afternoon will line up as follows:

Chief Bennett.
Lieutenants Supler and Ingram.
Officers Ritz, Trautweln. Walker. Conrad,
Michaels. Knahc, McGuigan. Marshall,
Allen. Schrader. Babb. Devlnney.
Woods. Everett, Shields, Meyers.
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THE GENERAL oRDERs

ina "Nl Govern o-day's Big dewey
Day Street Parade.
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ADAY OF GLORY
All Details for the Great Celebra-
ton this Afternoon
WERE CLOSED UP ON FRIDAY.
Eleven Bands Have Been Secured
for the Demonstration.
THE PARADE MOVES AT2P. nj.

SHARP AND AT IT'S CONCLUSION
THERE WILL De SPEECHES AT
THE CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
AND cHAPLINE sTREETs-1T IS
ESTIMATED THAT AT LEAST
5000 MEN WILL BE IN LINE,
PROBABLY MORE = BUSINESS
WILL BE PRACTICALLY sus-
PENDED ALL OVER THE CITY.
GENERAL ORDERS FROM CHIEF
MARSHAL TRAVIS.
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mmaa tm @mmMsh eh RpmM commission Munm mmmM mmmn them guard mcM8d our coast. myh hayes
care 0hMmNam and the rn SW vessels the same time while wnny0 lighting madnY mytu mdp u@aT sold
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-05
FisTIc CONVERSION.
a California s..-istsr Uses Ring Method
In Ills EeviSais.

The Rev. Mr.. Wilson Of Ramona, Cal,
knocks out big prizcfghters for the pur-
pose 10 winning sOgls to salvation.
Ramona Is n rough mining town Of only
few Thousand Inhabitants, and up to o
few months ago did not possess q single
clcrl,y man 81 any denomination among its
citizens Thr oaly attempts that were over
made 90 conyc!. The people Of Ramona 10
any Kind OF rJli..rn were irregular and In
frequent tips made into that nci.hbor-
hood by travelling ministers who had not
cSiously bccn warned Of the unusual
toushness 81 the nv ioTity Of its citizens,
50 that these stray visits were never re-
rVatcd by the samg clergyman.
Bat the tizcns " Ramona have nearly
all experienced q change of heart since tho
advent 81 lev. Mr. Wilson about eight
months ago. Mr. Wilson Is n thoroughly
refined young minister who belongs TO one
uf ibc lest families 81 san Francisco. He
had never scUn q boxing match in all his
lie aud scarcely knew what boxing gloves
looked Ike, although he had tho strength
Of an OK and IN azin like steel. IL was rs
an ordinary travelling preacher that the
Rev. Nr. Wilson Erst vcnturCd into Ra-
mona Tho nrs: c.y he was there the
whole talL ~ the town was about the big
priz f!ght Lc.wccn Cotbctt and Lanky
Bob. md wIsn Mr.. Wilson tried 20 get a
crowd together iur prayer meeting they
only broke ~ into knots TO talk abou. tho
light.
This gave the daring young minister an
i'lea. and b. a; once set about securing q
eoursc % lessons In boxin. from a local
ruziilSt Ia fow weeks word was sent
arolrd the town that the Rev. Mr.. Wilson
was rraly 90 knox out any miner Of his
veicit who caTcl 90 put on tho gloves
with him after the prayer meeting that
evening, IA; tE3t no one would 10 admit
ted VIII lad rnt cuiEo in time TO attend
the prayer ncriing.
This anrcuuccmen: had tho desired cf-
feet. That night the music hall IL Ramona
vas jammcd % suaocn;ion ut the time
sClvicCs were @ begin and three times as
many more fncn were clamoriBg for ad-
mi,tancc. Tia, decided the success of the
puSilistlc Preachers prayer meetings and
every wCk since tbs; time the popularity
of the clergyman has b,vn ON the increase,
~ at none 81 thc weekly meotings which
have followed the frst has there been
found single fighter In Ramona who
ooah stand up Lolorc tho onslaugh; Of the
muscular minister
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-05

she was discharged in the Tembs police
court, and the suit and arrest followed.
At the time the Dempsey brothers round.
IL denounced their sister and gave it as
their opinion that she had meter lost the
pocketbook.
Miss Dempsey's first claim to aristocratic
prominence was in an affair which caused
much public comment and considerable
angry feeling among the numerous Dutch
families Of this land. This was when she
declared she was the original founder Of
the Holland Danes. which is in nowise
TO be COMPOUNDED with the Holland Danes
OF the New Netherlands, the present royal
court OF the queen. That little unpleasant.
hess died out in the course of time, and
the prospective queen was, not heard from
for several months. Then q banquet at
the Holland House again brought her be-
fore the public gaze. and for the first time
she assumed her royal state The throne
chair in which she sat, so rumor SAYS, was
surrcptiuously borrowed from the chancel
OF a fashionable church. Jollity and good
old Dutch punch rcigned supreme on that
occasion, which was fitting step to the
recent gorgeous re-establishment of royalty
In America.
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A PIONEER SHOEMAKER,
WORKING At HIS TRADE ALTHOUGH EeH1yFIVE YEARS OLD.
Mr. James Mcen Of Champaign, Has Followed the ShoemakeTs
Trade All His Life Every Day at His Bench Working with Appar.
emily he Same vgM as ayOung Man Sketch Of tslife.
From the Gazette Champaign, III.

At the advanced age of eigh.y-fve years,
James McMillen, of H. West Washington
street. is one of The most active men in Cham.
paign, Illinois. Mr.. Mciiillen is pioneer
citizen of the city, and his form Is rs familiar
on the streets as that Of any citizen of the
town. Al his life Mr.. McMille. has fol-
lowed the trade of shoemaker. and every day
finds hun at his bench, bending over his work
with apparently the same viSor he COM
maniied when he was youn. man.
He has a little shop on North Wright street.
In the vicinity of the University of Illinois,
and he is the official shoemaker, as it were,
for the students OF that institution.
About year ago Mr.. McMillcn was absent
from his bench for several weeks, and his
familiar form was missed along the streets.
The local newspapers announced that lie
was dangerously i'll. For months he was
sufferer, but finally he appeared again at
his shop, and has lost but very few days
since then and none, perhaps. on account Of
sickness. His friends were SURPRISED TO see
him out again, and they were more surprised
when he told them the cause of his recovery.
There was no small amount Of local inter-
est in his case, and reporter visited him,
to have him relate the story.
Il feel" said the spry old gentleman,
"that | owe my life to Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale PEOPLE. Something like a
year ago it appeared to me that | WAS almost
physical wreck. / was suffering from
disease of the kidneys. 4 thick scurf had
formed on the bottoms of my feet and my
ankles were terribly swollen and intlamed.
In fact, they reached such condition that
could not walk, and it looked as though my
days we're numbered.
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LAVINIA I.

was really flno spectacle, and the ap-
plausc from the galleries was liberal Six
pagcs-thrcc girls and three boys, ali in
cos;una-carrica the queens train. The
gown was of turquoise blue velvet, the
pcaicoat being Of cloth OF silver. enamcled
In u-argc velvet tulips. The train, six
yards. was orange satin, oveslying tur-
quoisc t.Go velvet. The body was high In
the neck and surrounded by ruff. Other
costumes were almost Us gorgeous
The queen was led TO a splendid throne
on n raiscd ,ais, under canopy Of orange.
nd, white. blue. purple and gold. and a
crown of gold and velvet was pu. on her
head by the directorcss general Of the ma
tional socioiy ard deliberately fastened
with an ordinary hatpin without serious
shock 10 tie soicmnity OF the occasion.
Then the lights were turned ont and cicc-
trio lights in prismatic colors were turned
on the mas CT buff, oranac. purple. blue,
gold. silver. satin, spangies and diamonds,
making magnificent spectacle.
As a. example OF what may be ACCOM-
plished by sinrlcncss OF purpose and strict
attention 60 business Queen I-ayinia flocks
alone. Catherine 81 Rassia.- Rider lag
CARDS Che and tse typical American
took are noviccs IN imperialism. Layinia
] hiss had a picturesque cssr.
Her aristocraiic organization Is rcpudi-
ated by other New York Dutch. There
have bcon suits at law over her claims TO
reprcsen; the original people from Holland
who settled here. she has had some ad-
ventures. she spent April "a, Is anu &c.
1924. in Lrdlcv Street Jail, where she was
eommittud By an o-ior Of Judge Book
ssaycr u the court If ooiaiBon pleas under
=, COO bail IN a sui: for $4,000 damages
brought against her by Miss Emma Ever
con. who was n typewriter in the Offices
Of Guy Z. and John A. Dempsey, brothers
Of Layinia-
In this matter tie lsmrscy brothers