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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25
HAN MEAL.

hannibal, O., September 2E-Mrs.
Isaac Harter left for her home at
Fairmont, W. Va. after spending a
week in town with her mother, Mrs.
Howell
Miss Jennie Shaffer spent several
Bays at New Martinsville the guest Of
Miss Alice Rist.
Mrs. j. II. ONeill and daughter came
home Saturday evening from Marietta,
y, after visiting two weeks at that
place and Williamstown with relatives.
Capt Charles and Miss Minnie Muh-
oman were visiting friends in Wet
el county, w. Va, last Tuesday.
Geo. Braunlich. of Marietta, is spend
ng his vacation at this place with his
arents.
Mrs. G. M. Wilson and daughter re-
Eped. home Tuesday evening from
arnesville, o.
Rev. R. S. Strahl is the newly ap-
blnted minister Of the English M. r.
Alrches on the Hannibal circuit the
ping year. He will preach his first
lon at this place on Sunday even
II. and Mrs. j. D. Suter and family
for their home at Bellview, Ky,
esday morning.
krof. G. H. Wilson, of Marietta, is
ing his mother this week.
s. Marie Rothslesberger, OF near
Martinsville, was the guest OF rel
es here for several days.
z. and Mrs. August Green OF
st 49, = - ~ -
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KEYeER

Keyser, w. Va. september 24.-Hon.
MonCay.
hon. A. G. Scheer was in Moundsvilla
Monday.
DR.. Z. S. Hoffman was in FrostburG
Md. last week the guest OF Col. J. Is.
Shannon.
Miss Margaret Leroy. of Oakland,
visited friends here last week.
MI. f. II. Babe, OF Grant county, Is
in TOWN looking after the Il. I. Martin
estate.
Mrs. NJ. T. Smith, of Medley, is visit
ing her son, n. j. Crooks, the genial
groceryman.
Miss Maud Chrisman is home from
an extended visit to Virginia.
Miss Fannie Taylor, OF Fountain.
was calling in town Saturday.
Miss Villa Trout is home from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Rev. T. s. Long
CT New Windsor, Md.
Mrs. w. J. Head is visiting in FL
kins.
Miss Sue Sheets has accepted po
sition as teacher in the grammar
grades Of the Davis schools.
Col. J. B. Gould, Of Parsons, was In
town Monday.
Miss Mollie Burkee is critically Ill
with typhoid fever
Miss Grace Wenner is home from a
protracted visit to Morgan county
Mrs. Joe Dennison, Of Cumberland.
Md, is visiting in town
G. T. Carskadon is homo from d
business trip east.
Jeweler t. l.. Gray is removing his
stock to Romney.
Miss Belle Hennen, an alumna OF
the Keyser High school, has accepted
a place as teacher in the Dumb and
Blind Asylum at Romney.
Keyser furnished quite number Of
the necessary witnesses Of the Lee
Davis wedding at Elkins. Among
those present from here were Miss
Florence Curtis, Miss Clemson and
Hon Harry Buxton.
thursdays tournament picnic was In
terfered with by the heavy rainfall.
The ball in the evening was a decided
success. Several hundred invitations
We're issued. and many were present
from distant points.
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MARIETTA, o., September 24.-Dr. Reu-
ben T. Cisler, one Of the reading young
dentists Of this city, and Miss Lesta Lee
Davis, the accomplished daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Davis, were married
Wednesday evening at the home Of the
bride. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. W. V. Dick. the ring service being
used. The house was deliberately and
beautifully decorated with vines and roses
and the wedding was one OF the prettiest
home affairs Of the season. Only the rel.
atives and a few intimate friends Of the
contracting parties were present.
Miss Alice congrove. Of Reedville, O.. is
the guest Of her cousin. Mr.. Fred Con-
grove, West Side.
Mrs " W. Boyd, OF gainesville has
been visiting friends and relatives IN Ma
rietta for several days
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Vincent left Wednes-
day for ST. Louis and will spend several
week visiting relatives and friends in the
west.
Miss Hannah Sleigh left to-day on a trip
TO New York c.1y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Roach and daugh-
Ter. Of Athens. are guests OF Mrs Roach's
sister, Mrs. Wm. Stephenson. Front
street
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. l. Reckard left over
the z. & o. railroad Friday on an ex-
tended visit to relatives in the west.
Miss Clara Hamilton left this week for
Pitts5uTg on a visit 10 friends
Miss Hs--e Turner left few days ago
to ente ! College. at Northampton,
Mass Eas was accompanied by her fs-
Their. z.-. Charles Turner
Miss Elizabeth Messick. who has been
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

st. Clairsville, O., September 24.-Mr.
Will McKelvey, of Wheeling, spent
Sunday with his brother, the Hon. A
T. McKelvey, at his home south Of
town.
Deputy Treasurer John D. Hays
spent Sunday with Cadiz friends.
Mr.. David Dinger, of Washington, d.
c., was called here Saturday by the
death of his father-in-law, David M.
Davis.
Mrs D. H. Darrah and daughter,
Miss Katie, of Bellaire, were the guests
over Sunday of the family of A c.
Darrah.
Lon Lucas, formerly of this place,
now of Anderson, Ind, spent Sunday
With friends in town.
Mr. Tudor, Of Norwick. was the
guest of his brother, Wilbur Tudor,
over Sunday.
DR.. G. E. Furbay and George Jep-
son attended the ninty-eighth reunion
at Uhrichsville on Tuesday.
DR.. Homer West is at McMechen,
w. Va, where he has charge of the
drug store of his brother, S. B. West
during his absence on a hunting trip.
Mrs. Henry Meyer has returned from
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Cowen, at Flushing.
Mr.. f. w. cambridge, Esq, of Tole-
do, was in town over Sunday the guest
of relatives.
3 Mrs. Lulu Easter, of Pittsburg, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown.
Miss Florence Wilson visited Wheel
ing friends this week.
John Butcher and family, of Canton,
came down Wednesday on a visit to his
father, Mr.. Thompson Butcher, east of
town.
Auditor Aldredge and wife were the
guests OF Bellaire friends on WedneS-
day.
Frank Williams and family attended
the funeral of their relative, Mrs. John
Patterson, at Bridgeport, on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. w. 4. Humphrey is visiting rel
atives at Waynesburg, Pa.
Editor E. L. McMillen and wife re-
turned home Wednesday from their
Colorado trip.
John ]. Patterson druggist. went to
Columbus on Monday to visit his sis
ter. Mrs. Annie Booton
Postmaster John Cow, of Bellaire,
was calling on friends in town Thurs
day.
NJ. c. Mitchell and family, Of Mar
tins Ferry, visited relatives in town
on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. David Dinger accom-
panied by Miss 10 Davis, left Wednes-
day evening for Washington City.
The funeral of David M. Davis took
place Monday morning at ten o'clock,
and was attended BY many friends
Interrnent in Union cemetery.
Rev. ]. S. Secrest, reeeatly a Toronto,
Jefferson county, has lena assigned to
the pastorate Of thcIM Z. church, and
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

New Cumberland, w. Va, Septem-
Der 24.-The family of David Gardner,
who reside two miles back in the
country are passing through a severe
and sorrowful affection. About three
weeks ago the mother was buried, a
week later the father died, leaving a
family of seven children, three girls
and four boys, the eldest a girl of sew
enteeD years, the youngest, a boy OF
two years old, with no relatives that
take any interest in their welfare, ex-
cept an aunt. Six of the eldest have
all been down at the same time, two
are convalescent and have been taken
away by the aunt above mentioned,
the other four not being able to be out
of bed and a part OF them not likely
to recover. Their ailment is some
thing of a malarial kind of fever.
Women Of the several churches In
town go out by turns and attend to
nursing them and giving them proper
attention. They are truly objects for
charitable attention.
Sergeant Thomas Smith of Company
E, Eighth Ohio with his family, are
visiting his father, Henry Smith, in
this place. The company is largely
composed OF East Liverpool men and
are home on a sixty days furlough.
Tom, as he is familiarly known here,
looks quite hearty and escaped any
sickness incident to the Cuban Santa
go campaign while there.
The Mack Company are daily ship
ping away large trains of brick and
sewer pipe. They are somewhat
afraid that car famine may occur as
they can scarcely get cars at present
sufficient for their shipments. They.
are and have been short of lah9r = at
their works. Their Sligo works oppo-
site Toronto, which has been idle dur
ing the summer, have been overhauled
and Will start into making brick
heXt week.
VIM Marguett & Son are getting
poles distributed along the line for a
telephone line from his county coal
bank to his office in town. There is
about $500 bushels of coal hauled
down the Hardins run road every day
to the Clifton and Black Horse works,
besides about from six to eight cars
per day loaded from the incline IN
town for the Macks works above town.
Toronto has a curfew ordinance in
operation. The whistle on the electric
light plant blows at 9 o'clock p N.
and all youngsters must hustle off the
streets. The whistle is plainly heard
in Cumberland and might answer for
both places, but the latter town is
short on the curfew.
Peaches, plums, tomatoes and sweet
corn have been plenty from the mar
ket wagons and at fair prices. Pota-
toes are little scarce, but enough to
supply the wants. Apple buyers are
calling among the farmers to engage
their crops which are generally short
Thomas Garlic, who operates the
Freeman brick works below town, is
under financial cloud at present.
The creditors are trying to arrange
matters so that he may be able to re-
sumo and carry ON the works as here
tofOre.
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spending the< summer here with relatives
and friends, left Thursday night Tor Mo-
bile. Ala. to resume here missionary
work.
Mrs James Robbins was the guest this
week of Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Dearth,
West Side
Mrs Geo. r. Van Dell and child have
returned home from six weeks visit in
Indiana.
Mr. R. NJ. Stimson and wife arrived
home yesterday from Buffalo. n Y.
where they have been spending the sum-
mer.
Mrs. James Hovey has returned home
from visit to friends in Cincinnati.
Miss winifred Johnston left this week
for Chicago to pursue her studies a. the
University
Mr. " NJ Porter. of ST. Louis, son OF
I Dr. S. s. Porter. of this city. and a mem
Der of a St. Louis battery. is here on
visit to his father. He participated in the
campaign in Porto Rico.
Mr. E F. Glazier and family are re-
moving back to Marietta from their farm
near Cutler, and will again occupy their
residence on Warren street.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Johnston, of Benton
City. No, were guests yesterday of Mr.
and Mrs. E. +. FiDch.
Mrs J. H. Rice and daughter, of Sc.
Louis Mo, are guests of AIRS. r. t. Pow
ell. Gilman avenue.
Mrs A. \. Wilson has returned TO her
home at Hastings, Neb. after pleasant
visit here with the family of Mr.. William
Meagle.
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paRKERSBuRe.

Parkersburg, w. Va, September "a.
Miss Laura Cochran, of Eureka, is
here the guest OF Miss Sadie Steven
son.
Mrs. Guy Camden has returned to
her home in Kingfsher, Oklahoma,
after delightful visit Of several
months with her parents in-law, DR..
and Mrs. 7. B. Camden.
Lieut.. Bernie Camden, of the Rev.
enue Cutter service, arrived here from
Baltimore Tuesday, after an absence
Of two years, during wnich time he
has been cruising over the Pacific seas.
He has been stationed at Baltimore for
some time and his many friends are
glad to have him at home for a short
time.
Mrs. A. ID. ireland has returned to
her home in Harrisville, after a three
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Davidson.
MIR. A. B. White and daught RS,
Misses Ethel and Grace. are at home
from a three weeks trip through the
west.
Miss Mary Belle Mckinney and sis
ter Laura, left Tuesday for Glendale.
O., to attend school during the year.
Mr.. Sam Miller, Of the South Penn
Oil Co., is at home from an outing at
Cambridge Springs.
Mrs. L. NJ Skinner is spending the
week with relatives in Marietta.
Miss Donna Hutchinson and guest.
Miss Huff, Of Huntington, are visiting
in Marietta.
Mrs. J. w. Lazear is here from Tyler
county, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Strouss, of Market street.
Mrs. Jennie Suell was called to IRON
ton, O., Wednesday by the death OF a
relative.
Rev. W. E. Powell. Rev. ]. S.
Stump and Rev. A. L. Williamson are
attending the Baptist Association at
Maiden, w. Va.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong is here from
Clarksburg. the guest of her mother
in-law. Mrs. W. ]. Armstrong, of Az
cry street.
Mrs. Louis Mansbach has returned
to her home in Fairmont, after an ex-
tended visit here.
Mr. Fred Weller spent a part of the
week in Cincinnati, attending TO bus
mess.
Miss Amelia Pribble has returned
from a visit with relatives and friends
at PIT. Pleasant.
Miss Lou Smith is visiting friends at
Flint Hill, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Moody and little
daughter, have returned to their
home at La Grange, Ill.,, after a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. P. %. Cambria and
family.
Judge ]. ]. Jackson, Clerk DelIicIr-
er, Marshall ], Il Thcmpson and De-
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puties Pridiie, Aleshire and RAM
doEph, spent the week at Wheeling,
where Judge jackson is holding a term
of US. Court.
Miss Carolyn Turner is at home aft
er an extended visit at Albany, N. T.,
and other poinas in the state.
Mrs. S. Rosenheim has returned
from spending the summer with her
daughters at Cleveland and Columbus,
O.
+ Col, B. D. spilman. CT the First
West Virginia Volunteer Infantry, is
at home enjoying furlough, after an
absence of five months.
A delightful surrey ride to Frus'
Park and a dance was greatly enjoyed
by the members Of the outing club,
Tuesday evening. Those who attend
ed: Miss Garrett Lupton, of Gallipo-
lis: Misses Myrtle Stewart. Lyde
Hutchinson, Clara and Ida Huffman,
Emma Broughton, Sue Page, Carrie
Layman and Messrs Clyde Bartlett, ].
G. Hogan, Mitchell Davidson, Walter
Powell Harry Morlang, Carl Warner,
Herman Wild, Dick Nowery and Har-
ry Biddle.
w A. Denniston, of Butler, Pa;
Martin Goodkind, Of New York; Nor
ris Forst, of Pittsburg; ]. w. HAM
brick, of Huntington; John w. Hutch
inson, Of Butler, Pa; E. P. Ruhrah, of
Chillicothe, o.; Attorneys T. A.
Brown and VIM. Beard, of Elizabeth;
f. "a Goebel, of Marietta; ]. Payson
Bradley, Assistant Adjutant General
of Massachusetts,; j. A. Callabau, Of
the Sixth Volunteer Infantry, U. S. A.
were among the prominent men in
our city during the past few days.
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ST. MARY's.

ST. Mary's, w. Va, September a.
up from Marietta "Wednesday evening
to visit the lodge at this place. The
Marietta Cadet band accompanied
them. The lodge at this place gave
q banquet to the visiting lodge in Kel-
sails hall. The party returned the
same night On the steamer VIM. Duff
fly.
st. Mary's is to have new shoe
store. The building it is to occupy is
being erected on Mrs. Alice Barkwell S
lot On Second street.
Mrs. Paxton, Of Marietta, O., is Wis
iting Mrs. Bachman this week.
The new furniture store of G. and G.
R. Dulin, is here to-day. Their store
will be quite an addition to the town.
The ST. ,Mary's Independent has
changed hands. 1t is now under the
management Of Joe Williams, former
~ of the Sistersyille Oil Review.
Miss May Hudson is visiting rela-
tives in Ohio.
The St Mary's Manufacturing Com
pany is laying a private gas line to its
flour and planning mill. ~e/~
The new bakery On Geuo1d street is
nearing completion.
Miss Taylor, Of Syracuse, O., is the
guest of Mrs r. A. Flesher.
The Ladies' Trinity Guild of the p.
E. church, had a social gathering in
Kelsall's hall "Wednesday.
0. C. Ogdin, of Parkersburg, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Rev e. j. Wilson, the popular pas
tor of the NJ p church has left for his
new field Of work at Uniortown, Pa.
The little daughter of E. R. Riggs is
very low with brain fever.
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III NEWS OF YHF
NE|CHB0RING TOWNS.

will occupy the pulpit for the first
time on Sunday
Marriage licenses since last report:
John B. Ice and Nora Lee, Porter,
Thomas Frischler and Minnie Eliza
beth Fredericks, John Lewis keyser
and Annie r. Ghee, Theodore S.
Hanke and Edna Breant, Charles Sher-
man Lewis and Martha Elizabeth
Wright, George f. Melvin and Annie
Gregg, Harry A. Howell and Carrie
Holman, Albert S. Heatherington and
Mary K. Buchanan, James W. Lafferty
and Nancy M. Wilson, Presley Curtis
and Rebecca c. Jones, Samuel P Rem
forth and Minnie Grouse.
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N. Yost. Of Water and Diamond streets
for couple of weeks.
J. D. Sweeney, former Tyler county
boy, now principal Of the State Normal
school at Concord. Nv. Va, arrived in
the city this morning and will circu-
late among old friends and acquaint-
ances for a few days.
Jacob Leasure, formerly of this city,
now located at Warrington, arrived in
the city this morning accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Leasure, Of Diamond
street, who has been visiting at Man
nington for couple of weeks.
Thomas Garland, the well known
operator and producer of Parkersburg,
arrived in the city this morning and
will remain during the day looking
after his interests here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25

Wheeling, moved to this place this
week and will occupy the residence in
which they formerly lived, lately occu-
pied by Dr. E. p Taught.
Rev. J. A Deer left Tuesday to at
tend the U. B. Conference at Coshoc-
ton, o.
Mrs. Alva Moore, of New Martins
vile, visited her parents several days.
H. Neuenschwander was at New
Matamoras Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crow, of Illinois, were
guests of Mrs. Nancy O'Neal the past
week.
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NEW MaHTIMsv:LLE.

New Martinsville, w. Va, Septem-
N 24.-Circuit Court is in session this
w TX. Judge Freer being absent the
ane bers of the bar elected ex-Judge
Jacy rs, special judge for the term.
Owl to the judge being interested in
nun of cases the term will be
very ! ort.
Gov. B. Fleming and U. R. Arnett
CT FaiI1Npnl, bud" Snodgrass, of Bur-
ton. are \mong the foreign attorneys
attending kourt.
Rev. Bed Eden, OF McMechen, is the
guest of his\aunt, Mrs. j. W. McIntire
H. r. Thompson, ]. W. McIntire and
Brent ShriveN left for Warrington
yesterday to aNend the senatorial con-
yention.
Gratta L. Jacobs left Friday for Bal
timore, Md, where she will enter
school.
Lulu Hall entertained number of
her young friends Friday evening at
her home on Maple Avenue.
Homer Richardson\ returned from
Washington, D. C., TUESDAY where he
had been on visit to >pis brother, ].
j. Richardson.
j. +. McCaskey was on business
TRIP to wheeling 1ueSday.
Friend Clark returned from Berke-
ley Springs Tuesday. He was there
few weeks for his health.
Miss Dosia Richardson spent a few
days calling On friends at Sistersville
this week.
w. NJ Debolt, the Main street jewel
er, made business trip to Wheeling
the first Of the week.
Miss Myrtle Barr, John Denney and
E. Q. Keller, were calling on friends
at Sardis Sunday.
w. C. Landrom, of Gardensville, Va,
is visiting the family of Rev. Brook
ing.
Mrs Dewey Potts ard Miss Dora
Potts are visiting relatives in North
ern Pennsylvania.
Henry k0oIi.z returned Thursday
from Northern Michigan, where he
had gone on the ticket agent'e eXcur-
son.
d. L. Robinson, prosecuting attor-
ney, has been unable to attend court
this week, owing to a slight attack of
fever. e. B. Snodgrass has been do
ing the grand jury work as assistant
prosecutor.
S. r. Martin is visiting a son at
Denver, Colo. He will be absent for
some days.
Rev. j. NJ Carter has been returned
as pastor OF the NJ. E. church South.
Gen. /. H. Duval, Of Wellsburg was
calling in town the first OF the week.
Miss L. E. Pemberton and Mrs. R.
E. l.. Snodgrass have returned from
visit to Niagara Falls and Canada.
Robert Morris, "a South Side mer-
chant, has been confined to his room
for some days by typhoid fey5r. Dr.. ].
Z, rn,id hne IL az 4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25

You will always find the buttons on
your goods when laundried at the
White Swan Laundry. Phone $50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25

Did you ever notice the whiteness Of
the linen done up at the White Swan
Laundry? Phous $50.
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hide a political
a House Friday


Sep. Hall left Friday for Bos-
ss., to attend cOnciave of the
f.
Ober, our handsome Mayor,
Moundsville Tuesday where he
Up big real estate Zeal.
Ella King, of Lfttleton, was
EST of Mrs. E. L. Robinson this
IS. Duerr, of the merchant tail
establishment of Duerr Bros,
Wheeling "Wednesday.
Thompson, of Uniontown, IS
(est of his uncle, H. II. Tnomp-
F. 7. Cox will move his office to
way, Tyler county next week.
(ol. G.. B. Woodcock is at Washing
Pa, attending the races. He has
6me' fine horses which are booked for
be races.
The "Dorcas Club" of the M. E.
urch South, will hold a picnic social
IDaesday evening, one door below the
Opera House. An invitation is ex-
tended to all.
j. w. Barton the well known Wheel
ing travelling man, was in our city
Thursday night.
Mrs. Jess Martin is calling on
friends at Franklin, Marshall county.
Misses Belle Burrows and Hannah
Bishop spent week at Niagara Falls
returning Wednesday.
George Leichner spent Sunday with
friends at Moundsville.
Harry Hall, abstractor for the South
Penn, is visiting his parents at Wash
ington, Pa.
f. S. and C. w. Duerr, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Duerr and daughter, Miss Dor
Idha, and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Muhle-
man, spent Sunday with friends at
)Buckhill, Ohio.
The regular communications of Wet
Vel Lodge A. F. and A. M. was held in
(their new lodge room Tuesday. They
| have beautiful hail, which is we'll
furnished
j. A. Pyles, Sheriff, moved into the
knew jailor's residence the first OF the
ceek.
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WHEELING WIRE works.

Manufactures of ratings. )heavy and
light window guards. sand }creens, wire
fencing. baskets and tree gNlards, etc.
Office and works corner Aeventeenth
and Chapline streets. Phone No. $.
au2ldc
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TEAMBOATS
PLUMBERS.

PLUMBING, Gas and Steam Fitting.
Work done al reasonable prices. VIII
furnish estimates on application. Tele-
phone 81. WAI l.. g. SCUNFTTE
mhE3e&d l0l2 Main Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
WANTS TO BE UNIDENTIFIED

PORTUGU EsE srBJE'r PRESENTS CLAIM
AGAINST AMERICA TO THE BRITISH consul
Havana MAY . : p. m.-At o'clock this ar
ternoon the British cruiser Talbot appeared IN
front " Moro Castle and sauted the saluia-
ton being answered from Cabanas Fortress. The
Talbot dld not enter The harhor. hut sent an
officer r. a launch who delivered documents 10
Nj Gonan the British Consul. after which he
accompanied Mr.. Goilan TO pay his respects 70
tho Spanish AlmiraL
Mr. Gollan and Mr.. Jerome. the British vice
Consul later visited the palace. whore they had
2 conference with General Rlanco and his chief
~ staff General Pardo.
Senior Marin Conception Quartz. Portu-
c,ese. has presented 20 Mr.. Goan. in the lat
ters capacity representative Of American
interests a claim for $50 600 in gold and bank
paper ~ tho BANK of Madrid together with
claim for jevery. cloth and other merchandise
which he declares was taken by tho crew or
tho American warshlp which captured the
Spanish passenger steamer Argonauta.