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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money. and Stock
Markets. p rs

The Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.. 4, s Z,
b NEW YORK. March 3.--Money on call
steady at 29ch per. cent; last loan per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3A14h
per cent. Sterling exchange easier
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 S4is for demand and at "a s294 s2hs
for sixty days. Posted rates 81 SO and
81 S51s. Commercial bills "a, S11S. Silver
certificates 55S95Gl:c. Bar silver 54c
Mexican dollars i5c.
Some OF the bull traders bid up prices
OF stock speclaltles this morning and
carried the general list with them In an
effort to renew the bull campaign But
there was no outside interest and the
efforts OF the leaders were not seconded
The market drlftcd listlessly for the rest
OF the day, some times up and some
times down and had some part OF the
early gains remaining for most stocks
at the close. Buying OF New. York
Central In tho, lagt half hour on the re-.
ccipt OF the news from Albany that the
assembly had passed q measure assur.
Ing the Legality OF the bond Issue neccs.
sary for the consolidation OF the Lake
Shore caused n stiffening OF the market
In tho closing dealings. There were long
periods during the day when business
was almost stagnant and prices moved
very sluggishlv. The market was In
the hands OF :smallstraders and rcncc-
ted no condition ofigencral business be-
yond the feeling OF uncertainty re-.
gardlng the Cuban question. Large OPP
orators and the, general public arc evil
IDENTIFY out OF tie market by3reaaon OF
this same uncertainty and the room
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in Utah that our supply. viii be unIn.

in Utah THAT our supply viii be unln-
terrupted. v h ss.tyy 81 !
"since the close.down We have erect
ed a new furnace OF my invention,
which VIII enable US to do our own re-
finlng and also to treat a large quantity
OF refractory ores which have hitherto
defled our efforts" :
rs your process q commercial sue
cess2" was asked. III "a, y
"a complete success" was the reply.
by recent improvements we have sue
ceeded In making ore which yields
$1,000 to the ton In gold and silver.
want to say further that there Is not q
share OF this stock on the market. The
total amount realized by the sale Of
stock has been only sl5,ii which has
and In securing mining claims. / held
originally, ITO shares, and have pur.
chased since $50 shares. which cost me
s5.i62. e. r. Kosh, of Penryth, Va,
who was my original partner during
the long experimental stages OF this
process, against my wishes and advice,
put 200 shares on the market last Sep
TENDER. and 1t was this Offering which
brought upon me-, my process. and the
whole concern the newspaper ridicule
which followed. As the. commercial
process Is now fully protected and the
volcanic heat required can only be at
tanned In my furnaces. which are also
fully protected, no further mystery will
be made OF the manufacture OF gold and
silver from the bare metals.
Robert w. Hunt s: Co.. the leading
metallurgicalY chemists Of this city,
made an independen test of my for
mula lastApril under the most rigorous
conditions. and in reporting on the test
to LymansJ. Gage. secretary OF the
treasury, they said this: Following
Mr. Brice's formula we obtained both
metals. In the test just completed the
results were: Gold. $40: silver, sl0i per
ton. The investigations were conduct
ed under the personal supervision, par
ticipation. and constant presence OF the
writer and absence. Of outside parties
Ihe report was signed by Robert w.
Hunt, the head OF the firm"
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r,,.,,l Dispatch to the 1ntelllgtnccr. n
W GERMANTOWN. W. Yas March a.,
c,,,, senator George C. Cole, OF Weston,
. -. OF the state Hospital for tho
,,,,uc. has been In Mononsaia county
Ar several days. having come to attend
:. funeral OF relative. To'an inquiry
Nv Ne In,clllgoncer correspondent con.
earning the charges being made by the
,,,,, Democratic organization Of Lewis
eru,y and the Democratic press Of the
,,,e against Superintendent Stathers
"a o.her officials OF the asylum, Sen.
80, Cole said: "The charges are wholly
~. and unwarranted, and are being
sor,,d broadcast, at this time for pollt-
III purposes. Unparalleled observers
y; he present administration OF af-.
;n,r, nj the asylum are unanimous In the
"oInlon mat Or. Stathcrs Is q thoroughly
ronJoetent superintendent, and his sub.
orSIna.es are capable and faithful otii-.
Gals.
,snt OF patients are made during every
slmInls.ra.!cn, and must, from the very
rature Of the employment OF the attend-
ants arise more or less frequently. It
osc,rs almost daily that patients become
yIrIous, and violently assault their at
,spdants, In one or TWO instances
could cite, attendants have been eer!-
eusIy injured before aid could reach
,h.m. In such cases attendants must
project themselves. and are compelled
;o use force in dealing with the patients:
but Instances OF brutality. are rare, and
whenever they have come to light the
offenders have been promptly been dis
charged. S
The details with which the charges
Rave been given the public makes 1t EVIL
an: thatsome OF theemployeshaye given
out the data. In order that the service
nIrht be more efficient, DR.. Stathers re-
,ainei as attendants number OF Demo-
crz.s because OF their experience, in
stead Of yielding to the pressure brought
10 bear for rhe appointment OF Republic
cans to those positions. u z. \.
at Is suspected that the Democratic
press has gotten the groundwork for Its
charges from these Democratic attend
ants, who have seized upon every little
faw and grossly exaggerated It. II such
Is the case /, would have been better
for the asylum service II all OF them had
been sunmarlly removed" 3
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soBRAL SAILS.


ted-"'sca,!"
s 8 NEW YORK, March 2.-Lieutenant
Commander L. s.. sobral. former naval
attache OF the Spanish legation in
Washington sailed to-day on the stea-
mer La Bretagne OF the French line, for
Havre. Many members OF the Spanish
colony in New York were at the pier to
bid him farewell. z
In anticipation OF Lieutenant Com
smander Sobral's departure. the junta
patriotica Espanola sent a ca Diagram to
the ministerlof the navy In Madrid as
follows: THE, junta Pat.iotica Espanola
OF the United States regrets the de-
parture of%Lieutenant5 Commander So
bral. His patriotic and valuable SER
vices are hlghy appreciated by the
Spanish colony" &, Il K s ~ 3;
To-day member of the Spanish Jun
ia handed to- Lieutenant Sobral the
reply OF the minister Of the-Ravy. 1t
read as follows: 4. -
Il have to thank you for your tele-
gram regarding Lieutenant Commander
Sobral, whose return to Spain has been
ordered that he may render her SER
Vice.
Just before boarding La Bretaguc,
Lieutenant Commander Sobral said to
q representative of the Associated Press
that he has been misunderstood. 81
have no remorse," he said. MY con-
science is clear.5I soil contented."
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-TIle Sure La GrIpne Cure,

There Is 40 use suffering from this
dreadful malady, II you will only get
the right remedy. You are having pain
all through your body, your liver is out
OF order, have no appetite, no life or
ambition. have a bad cold, In fact are
completely used up Electric: Bltters is
the only remedy that Will give you
prompt and sure relief They act d.
rectlg on your Liver. Stomach and
Kidneys, tone up the whole system and
make you feel like a new being They
are guaranteed to cure or price refund
ed. For sale at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. only 30 cents per bottle. (
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Wool. lj
NEW YoRll-wool firm.

THERE are three little things which
do more work than any other three ill.,
tie things created-they arc the ant, the
bee and DeWitt's Little Early RIsers.
the last being the famous little pills for
stomach and liver troubles. Charles r
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-slxth and ia.
cob streets; A. q. Scheele, No. COZ Main
street: Exlcy Bros, Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie 6 Co.. Bridgeport.
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NEW YoRK-The demand for dry
goods shows no feature OF moment.
Print cloths are quiet. The quotations
on extras at Fail River Is stlll 2,S-l6c,
but the best bids offered are for con-
tracts at ahc. In prints there is no
feature Of moment. Staples are uit-
changed in any grade.
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{; LONDON. March 2.--It is impossible
TO verify the report that Spain has rails
ed the necessary funds for the purchase
OF three Chilean warships, which are
said to have been on the market for
some time. The Spanish government:
naturally3wi not admit that II has ever
lacked the funds to purchase necessary
ships and nothing Is known here official
lly or in shipbulldins circles. The Arm
strongs, who are building the three
,battleshlps have heard nothing of the
ran.arf eLe- zoos 81 ~ 49, ~. .sF
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nLeInlx.-

NEW YoRK-Plg iron warrants
flrmer SC IS bid and Sc 95 asked. Lake
copper steady at sl1 S. bid and sl1 30
asked. Tin quiet at s1i15 bid and
81 25 asked. .Spclter quiet at 81 15bid and
81 25 asked. Lead flrmer at 50 so bid
and So STE asked; brokers SO 60.
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OIL ClTY-Credlt balances SIC; certl.
ftcates opened at SEC bid for cash oil;
first sales that price; highest S2Gc;low-
est 7Sisc; closed sales S2Rc; total sales
$1,000. barrels shipments S9,S35 barrels;
runs S3,9i6 barrels. .si5l
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u. s. new As reg .l2lsi
do coupon. .l25
u. 8. Is III
do coupon. .1iS
do seconds ~. 90
U. $. IS reg.....ll2A
do IS coupon. .ll2A
Pacific ss OF '95. .losE
Atchlson ........ IN
do Preferred. Is
Bal. & Ohio. 80. lTt,
Can. Paclhc.... Si&
Can. Southern. 49it
Central Pacific. 1911
Ches. & ohlo.... 2lM
Chi. & Alton. !. .169
I Chi, Bur. &c @. 957t
c. C. C. & St. L. ait
do preferred. M
Del. & Hudson. ITO
Del, Lack. & W.l52
Den. 6 Rio GIMP
do preferred. 4Tis
Erie new ..... 14ls
do first pre.... 3SS
Fort Wayne.....ls9
Illinois Central. .l02h
Lake Erie & w. 10
do preferred. Il
Lake Shore......191 2
Lou. & Nash. 545
Mich. Central. .1o7iS
Mo. Pacific. TX
N. ]. Central.... 93is
n. Y. Central. .1l4A
Northwestern ..123A
do preferred. ..l75
Northern Pac. "a
do preferred.... 6Es
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traders seek to move prices byialisor
OK rumors and surthises. many OF which
originate Ia the board room and are do
MED before they. get beyond Us doors
iTnere was a Serene dlsreBard of at
tempts 10 precipitate q new phnsc OF
the Cuban question In advance OF the
formal lrepoft OF the a aine board of In
qulry which Is locke to definitely TX
the status OF the question Most OF the
tpy's trading was In Sugar, New York
Central Tobacco and the n Changers.
Each iof; these had some special cause
assigned for Us strength. There waa
talk OF an ogreement oyer threatened
Compel tion In Sugar, Iot largely In.
creased enrningsp In Tobacco and OF
buying for large CORPORATE interests In
81 Paul. Rock Island and 81. Paul were
both helped by the stated estimates Of
earnings for February. h. 4
The exchange market continues dull,
"a weakening OF thesrates on Paris DO.
Ing the feature OF the day. 4 There was
some talk that further gold may be
shipped from Paris before the end OF
the week but further immediate ship
ments from London are considered I'm.
likely, In View OF the small supply to
De had In the open market and the dis
inclination OF the Bank OF England to
diminish Its supply. Conditions In the
money market remained unchanged.
Prices We're pretty well maintained In
the bond market, but the volume Of
dealings showed a very marked de-
crease. from the recent average. Total
sales, g, 200, 900. III
United States IS and IS were y per
cent lower bid to-day. : n y
The total sales of,stocl,s to-day were
2o4.100 shares. : p
Evening Posts london financial ca
blegram: z!
The stock markets here were stag
nnnt to-day except for Americans
and Grand Trunk which were dealt in
speculatlvely. Americans closed at
about the best Rs
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EAST BUFFALo-Cattle, nothing do
ing. Hogs. Workers, good to choice,
81 3oG4 22:: roughs. common to choice.
50 6O63 So; pigs common 10 choice,
81 00G4 10. Lambs. choice to extra,
S. zoos so; culls TO common IS 00J5 Is.
Sheep, choice to selected wethers 81 GOO
4 70; culls to common So 15G4 90. ~.
IS CONGRATULATIONS active at SO $50
tnik.a.
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4 BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.

N QpolAIlONS.
loro, r. & Nav. IS
pittsburgh .16a
Reading ......... 1g
Rock Island. S71s
lSt. Paul ....... 93A
! do preferred. .1i7A
lSt. p. s. Omaha. T2h
! do preferred. 40
Southern Pac...1S
Texas & Pac... 10S
Union Pacific. 20
Wabash ......... @
J do preferred. 10
lWheel'g & L. E. Ns
] do preferred. 10h
adams ES.....,.103
! American Ex.. .l25
~. s. Express. q
Wells Fargo. lie
IAN. Spirits. :. 7ls
! do prnferrod. 1911
lam. Tobacco. giS
| do preferred. .1l6
Peoples Gas. -. 9sik
Col. +. & Iron.. 205
do preferred. IS
Gen. Electric, 33ih
Illinois Steel...A47
lead .............I
] do preferred. .lAS
Pacific Mail. 26A
Pullman Pal. .1B1a
Silver Ger. ...... 55
Sugar ,..........l2I,s
! do preferred. .1l2K
Tenn. Coal &c I. 2lA
III. S. Leather. 1fts
do preferred. G.
Western Union. SIX
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Flaxseed-No, ], s. 81 PIG! II
Timpthysecl-Prime, 81 g5dD2 9fls
Mess Pork-Per barrel $40 .GOS0l0 Go. X
Lard-Per 100 lbs, So 221s as j25.
Short Rlbs--Sides Qoose) IS 1905 10. 4.
Dry salted shoulders (boxed) Az Csc. q
Short clear sides boxed IS 1905 90. 9
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WESTON ASYLUM.
The Many Dcrosotary Remarks marks
That Have Been Made.
THEY ARISE FROM PURE SPITE !. u.

THE STORIES OF ALLEGED - MIS-
MAyAGEMENT COME FROM THE
6ryocRATIc EMPLOYEES THAT.
e,-pERrSTENDENT sTATHERs
uAs oRAc1ousLY PERMITTED
no REMAlN-AN INTERVIEW
WITH TIE TREASURER OF THE
INSTITUTION, WHO GIVES a
RATIONAL EXPLANATION OF
THE VICIOUS RuMoRs. 4
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4 FASH. LIBERII- = Catt1e Steady;
prime 81 9O95 co.; common s. 5OG4 90;
buas, stays and cows 50 00I4 90. Hogs
steady; prime light weights and
heavy. Workers., 1eO to 1870 lbs average,
81 05Q4 10; heavy hogs 81 1904 20; pigs
SO S093 90; good roughs 50 1908 So;
common to fair 81 50S3 25. Sheep
steady; choice 81 s595 90: common 50 so
j44 90; choice lam'6s S. 1905 IS; COM
mon to good 81 75@5 10. Veal calves
Sc 5o6I7 90, "a n ID
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z ToLEDo-Wheat higher; No. . cash
81 001s; May 81 90 bid. Corn active but
easy; No. 2 mixed size. Oats dull but
steady; No. mixed 27Hc. Rye higher
but dull; No. cash 51Isc. Cloverseed
active and steady; prime cash 50 9TH.
OIL UNCHANGED. 8i,ss ~ 3
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Robert ,Exley will nil for England this
week. whore he intends 10 purchase cotton
machinery TO start mill at Pascoag.
Ths Baptist Boys' 9Figade Of the Pswtuxet
BAPTIST Church gays an entertainment and
drll In tho parlors OF the church lass
evening, which was very well attended,
A slight blaze STARTED in the residence Of
Mr.. William p Gorton ON the Brown farm.
short distance below Lakewood. yesterday
afternoon and Mrs. Gorton narrowly escsped
being burnt to death. Mrs. Gorton was alone
Mt the time OF the fre. and was in the barn.
She smelled smoke and rushed into the house
and saved her valuable papers which were
under the bed. In doing this her dress caught
fire aud her screams attracted the attention
Albert \. keamans, who put out the fre on
her dress, and then notified Louis Leagon
who carried the alarm TO the Lakewood Vol
untesr Fire Co. The company responded
with the engine Cateract, but were unable to
use IL on account Of the lack of water. The
fire was finally extinsuished by buckets OF
water.
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GobeiIle's Op ming.

Anyone who likes TO see an artistic display
of really artistic goods should spend a few
minutes in Gobeillc's, 1906 Westminster street
where at their ANIMAL Easter op, ming one OF
the most elaborate displays Of millinery goods
that has been shown in this city for long
time is to be seen. Much time and pains has
been spent to scure the best decorative effects
throughout the store and the result speaks
well for the talent used. From the beautiful
and dtlicate Partisan creations seen h,re II is
evident that the use of flowers of ,very color
and form is to I've the leading feature of hat
decoration for this spring. They arc naturally
the most beautiful and appropriate adorn.
inent that can be used, though many inilliners
do.pot like tohandle them more than is nec-
essary for the reas IN that It requires an artist
to make mp hat properly with them, while
even an amateur can make a respectable look
Ing article from feathers and pumcs. fine
hat is entirely the result Of artistic work
The pro.ainent colors seem TO be n mandarin
yellow and n burnt orange blended with
black. the latter giving very rich effect
The besutiful turquoise blue Is also much
used and the combining Of fowers with shir.
red. Plated and spangled chiffons results in
the most exquisite creations with nm airiross
and jauntincss that b, dts the season we'll
Few plumes are secn as their general effect ~
10 he.vy except for winter hat. Light
feathers and wings tecorated with spar giles
are used 10 some extent however, Some very
pretty nnd odd black nd white com hinatio ons
are seen among he Paris hats In the cases at
the front Of the store il display OF flowers
arranged 10 blend psrfectly and 70 faultiessy
mHde as 20 defy the d,toction of isrtihciality.
tLc windows "a viewed ffoai the street show
the sane TASTE IN decorations that n notice
able throughout tie inicror OF the store.
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AT THENoRTH END.
Successful Christian Endeavor Rally.
Grocer's Team Robbed.

A very successful rally was held by the
Providence Christian Endeavor Union at the
North Congregational Church last evening.
Msmbers OF the union connected with the
church had placed a handsome white shield
with the letters e. Cupon IL on tho centre OF
the arch over the pulpit and there were
number OF palms upon the platform. Il. q.
Reynolds, president OF the union called atten-
tion 10 proposed constitutional amendment.
Rev. Johu II. Elliott, president OF the New
York state union delivered an Interesting ad-
dress on "spiritusl Growth"
Ths-attention of the eDdeav6rers was drawn
60 the no-license movement y Rev. Mr.. Nor
row, who stated that no represented one hun
dred clergymen. Rev. Mr. Morrow urged all
present TO do their best 10 secure no-license
votes. After the bepediction there was a
social gathering IN the vestry Il the church
for which an orchestra in which were some
member of the Providence Ladies' Orchestra
Furnished excellent music. The visitors were
treated TO ice cream and cake
Myron II. Hawkins, grocer at 1855 North
Main street, reported to Officer Boss yesterday
afternoon that he left his horse and wagon
standing in front OF 6ls smith street and went
into house TO deliver orders. When he re-
iuIu'b a bdnhcA CoHWinlbS hhAi ~ hoh'f wv
pounds Of buttera half dollars worth OF sugar
and n bag of crackers was missing. Later on
the basket and some of the eatables taken
were found in Eaton's orchard.
A man, horse and wagon furnished more
or less amusement on Randall square yester-
day afternoon. There was au additional fac
tor in the affair, namely certain liquid re-
freshments the man had imbibed. The horse
was willing TO go along all right but he OBJ
jectod to the zig gag guidance OF the man,
who lay underneath the scat. Some sindly
disposed persons managed after good deal
OF trouble 20 get the driver ON TO the scat and
then they suggested the horse be given a free
rein as il seemed to have more sense than its
supposed director.
Another OF the strikers at the Wanskuck
mill went into work yesterday morning. The
committee in charge Of the strike are not
bothered over this last detection from the
ranks of strikers. at least so they claim for
they say the new worker is an old man and
was oncs discharged from the mill because
he was too slow.
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AUBURN.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Free Baptist
Church met at the residence Of Mrs. Francis
on Brook street yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Janet Haywood met with quito Sc
rious accident yesterday afternoon. While
going down stairs carrying chair she tripped
and fell headlong TO the bottom, cutting an
ugly wound in her forehead. She was rem
dered unconscious but by medical aid she
was speedily relieved. She is reported rs
resting comfortably.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Whesten enter
tanned party of whist players at their resi-
dence on Rugby street, Auburndale. last eve
ming. The honors were won by James Want
aud Mrs. Fred Hunt.
About forty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Arnold assembled at their residence on Whit
ney street, last evening. The evening was
spent playing whist.
The fourth OF the series OF lectures was
given by Rev. Herbert q. Dana In the Episco-
pal Church last evening. In spite Of the bad
weather there was q fair attendance. -
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"IANNHAUSER."
Splendid Presentation Of Wagnei' s
Opera BY Arlon Club.
Miss Jseb MssSt ia ananr. Davies Sang
Suprbly.F

The Arion club closed its 18th season ana
third concert In Infantry Hall last evening
by n beautiful presentation OF 'Iannnsuser
in concert form. The especial thing that re-
nained IN the memory OF the individual
members OF the great audience was the superb
chorus shall, BRIGHT Abode" The Arion
Club has achieved much in the past in the
way Of ensemble singing, but 10 never gave
finer exhibition Of conscious power, decision,
assurance, unity and volume of tone than 10
dio in this superb effort. Friends OF the much
esteemed organization felt the delightful SEN
sstion Of surprise at the close OF "Long may
we cry with joyful voices. Perhaps this par
ficuiar chorus as rendered last evening can
not be duplicated in this country at the
present time. IN was 30 well done that the
great soloisis lent willing ears 70 the music.
Another noteworthy achievement OF this oc-
casion was the beautiful rendering OF the Phi
grim 9 Chorus by the male voices OF the club.
The matchless music was sung with irrtsisti-
BILE effect. While referring 70 the particularly
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WARREN.

sThe hothouses and estate of Mrs. o, l..
Nye on ver,on street were sold at auction
this week TO Geor.e A. Briggs OF Fair Haven.
Mrs. Cozzan Langille, who spent the winter
in Nova Scotia, has returned home.
MISS Henrietta Gladding is visiting friends
IN Taunton.
The Freeborn homestead on Washington
street, occupied by Lieut.. G. W. Abbot, Is in
the hands OF the painters.
Mrs. Augusta Metxgen Of Chicago Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nelder for a few days.
The Fragment Circle OF the King's Daughters
held well atiepded meeting last evening mt
their room ON Water street. ~
Miss Lizzie " Freeborn, who has been Wis
iting her friend, Miss Josephine Carr, has re.
turned to Boston.
Mrs. A. &. Barton and Miss Annie Mcclure
visited friends in Fall River today.
Miss Gertrude Waite, who teaches school In
Harrisville is home on a vacation.