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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27
MATCH ARRANGED.
Carni and Brown Will Ride
Three Mile Heats
Labor Day.

Royal A. Carni of the Century Cycle
Club and Walter H. Brown of the Wor-
.cester Cycle Club signed articles yester-
day for series of matched races, best
two in three, to be run off in conjunc-
ton with the Associated Cycle Clubs
program at the Crystal Lake Park
races, Labor day.
A meeting was held in J. W. Grady's
store yesterday and there was no hag-
CLING on details, as the men had prac-
tically agreed upon everything. The
articles were signed by Charles Black
representing Brown, and ]. W. Grady
in the interests of Carni The match
will at one mile, best two in three
The first heat will be paced, the second
on the pursuit plan and the third will
be decided by toss up, if the race does
not finish in straight heats.
Both men are out after the Crystal
Lake track record, and each has scores
of followers among the local lovers of
the game. Brown has won prizes on
the road and track since 1896 In the
Century Clubs road race in 1897 he
landed first place, and in the half-mile
handicap at Gardner recently he fin
ished ahead of a bunch of cracks in
which were Moran, Drury and Ruth
erford
Brown has shown speed and ability
to follow pace. but in races has lacked
in head work. Time and again the Wor-
cester club rider has been cajoled into
doing the donkey work, and admittedly
inferior riders have beaten him out as
a consequence in the scramble to the
tape. He has been in training for the
past 10 days, and his anxiety to run
the other man off his feet at the start
is dying away.
Carni has lots of pluck and speed.
and knows the foxiest games which
man bucks against in track and road
racing He won first prize at the
Franklin road race last fall and headed
the big field of riders in the Patriots
day road race at Waltham. At the
Leominster races, Aug. g. he made an
excellent showing and came away with
prizes. Carni's friends have unlimited
confidence in the ability of the Cen
fury Club crack to give mud spatters
to any of the local amateurs at any
style of racing
Both riders will be entered in the
team race and will have another crack
at each other in this event, as each
is considered the star of the club
bunch.
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secret documentg was prepared by Col.

secret documents was prepared by Col.
Du Patty de Clam
Gen. MERCER, interrupting-"Pa
me, 1 said had learned from Gen De
Boisdeffre that the package was
brought by Col. Du Patty de Clam. But
| also said Col Sandherr prepared the
packet" (Sensation)
M. Labori-"Always the dead Sand
herr, the dead, Henry; the dead. Their
testimony is constantly being cited
Col. Jouaust protested against these
words as being out of order, and NJ La
bori resumed his seat in silence. This
incident, which terminated with the ev-
idence of Capt. Freystaetter, caused an
impression on the audience. The Drey-
fusards were jubilant.
M. ParafJaval, a draughtsman, was
called for the defence. He was accom-
panied by blackboard upon which he
proposed to refute a portion of NJ. Ber-
tillons problems. The witness said,
amid laughter, that the demonstration
would occupy no less than two hours
He then proceeded to chalk a number
of caligraphic signs on the blackboard
and presented to the court photographs
of the writing Of the bordereau and the
prisoners handwriting, pointing out
their dissimilarities and entering into
elaborate explanations which were not
concluded when, at 11.50 a. M, the court
adjourned
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27
scRIBNER's MAN HERE.
Full Of Business, He Attracts Atten-
ton to His Good Publication.

run OF Business, He Attracts Atten-
ton to His Good Publication.
George w. Holmes of New York was
in Worcester last night. He is repre-
senting the scribner History Club, and
he proves to be personified energy. He
had barely arrived in the city when half
the population knew he was amongst
them, and had heard that he was sell-
ing an edition of history of the Init
ed States that is unexceled. not onlv
IN regard to facts, but also in regard to
pictures and the reputation of the au-
thor
The particular history that Mr..
Holmes is handling was written IN,
William Cullen Bryant. the greatest ~
american literateurs, and that il is the
most picturesque and interesting chron-
zee OF American history extant, goes
without saying. 1t reads like a novel
and 1t is as absorbing as a novel
Mr.. Holmes is no beginner in this
business. He is In receipt of a large
and substantial salary, and he knows
his trade from its alpha to its omegn.
lie was for great many years the
business manager of Judge, the great
republican comic paper, and much of
its success is due to his energetic man.
agem9ht. The Scrlbners, quick to de-
tect merit, were not long in getting
their business eye focused upon Mr..
Holmes. He was the man of all men
that they were looking for. Logically.
he Joined their staff
When Mr.. Holmes joins the STAFF OF
a publication. the world is ant To learn
about 1t. and he was not long In Wor-
cester before Scribner's Magazine was
a general topic of conversation. IT'S a
way with Mr. Holmes to get the town
talking, and he always directs the cor
yersation towards his own publication.
There are no back numbers in his terri
tory
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27
RECORD TRIAL TO-DAY. a
Russell of Springfield viii Try to Set
New Mark.

Favorable weather today insures a
try at the Springfield to Boston and
return record by Howard Russell. the
Springfield road rider.
Casey Brothers received a letter yes-
terday from Russell asking for pace
from this city to Boston and return.
John Conlon and Eddie Cross of the
Nernons will take the Springfield rider
to Boston and return, and the Vernon
riders will pick up their man at Web
ster square. Russell lis scheduled to
arrive here at s o'clock this morning.
and the course through Worcester will
be by way of Canterbury, Southbridge
Lafayette and Millbury streets to Yer
non square, then through Water street
to Grafton street.
The roads are not in the best of con-
dition for the record attempt. but Rus
sell was never in better shape and is
confident that he can clip a big slice
off the present record of IA hours and
46 minutes. Last year Russell twice
attempted to lower the mark, but was
unsuccessful each time. In his best
effort he lowered the record to Boston
by big margin, but was not in condi-
ton to make the return.
From Springfield to this city pace
will be furnished by motor tandem.
which with its riders, will be cared for
by the Casey Brothers until Russell
returns from Boston, when the machine
will lead the way for Russell to Spring
field. Local riders are puzzled over
the announcement that in the part of
the route where the motor tandem can
be best used, it is to be discarded for
pace given by tandem manned by
riders.
Dinner will be had in Boston, and the
record breaking party is scheduled to
arrive in this city on the return at .. 80
o'clock this afternoon.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27
PACKAGE STILL WAITS.
The Smartest and Best Lawyer Has
Not Yet Been Determined.

There have been no callers at the To-
cal post office for the package address,
ed to the 'Smartest and best lawyer in
Worcester" Either the lawyers are
unusually modest or it is as hard work
for them to determine their merit as
it was for the postmaster.
Speaking of the unusual address, Mr..
Greene says the number of unusual
ideas INDUCED in by individuals. so far
as the addressing of envelopes is con-
cerned, is wonderful. In many cases
business envelopes present the appear
ance of a gaudy poster and are doubt
less intended to serve as advertising
matter. In some instances usual posi-
tons Of the names of the consignor
and the consignee where return envel-
opes are used, are exactly reversed. All
these things tend to confuse the postal
authorities and cause considerable de-
lay in many cases.
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CITY ITEMS.

L. V. Bailey, treasurer of the Y. NJ
c. A., returned YESTERDAY from his va
cation at North Arson, Me.
Harry ]. Speliman. formerly clerk a;
the Laton House. Nashua, N. H., be-
gun his duties as night clerk at the
Commonwealth Hotel last night.
The Vernon Bicycle Club will have
an outing at Millbury today. The start
from the club rooms will be made at 9
o'clock and at noon a clambake will be
served.
The general committee from the la
Dor organizations in charge of the
field day at the oval Labor day, will
meet in labor headquarters this after
noon at 3 O'clock. Final details will be-
arranged and aslist of officials for the
games win be chosen. L
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DEATHS.

HENNESSY-In GAINESVILLE. oath Mary,
widow Of Patrick Hennessy, eS yrs
Funeral from the family residence, Sill
yer ST., GAINESVILLE, Monday morning at
o CLOCK. Solemn requiem high mass in
St Peters Church at o'clock. Rela-
yves and friends are invited to attend
HENNESSY-In GAINESVILLE, 2lth, Mary,
widow Of Patrick Hennessy, IS yrs.
unerai from the family residence, Sill
yer St, GAINESVILLE. Monday morning at
o'clock. Solemn requiem high mass in
81 Peters Church at 3 O'clock Rela-
ives and friends are invited to attend
Gardner, 18th, Luke
Gobieigh, 70 yrs. 3 mos 6 DAYS $50
worcester is taking sweet revenge for
ronto played
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REFEREE AND STARTER.
P. n. Hurley Will Have Charge of the
acknowledgements Match Race.

p. H. Hurley will referee the Nc
Laughlin- Holland match race at
the oval Labor day. Mr..
Hurley was the choice of both
men when articles were signed, and
last night Thomas +. Harvey. chair
man of the committee in charge Of the
field day sports, visited Mr.. Hurley and
the latter consented to ofiiciate. He
will also act as starter.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27
LOOKING AT SITES.
South Worcester Committee Meets
Hon. John r. Thayer.

South Worcester Committee Meets
Hon. John r. Thayer.
The neighborhood Improvement COM
mittee of South Worcester Improve
ment Association met yesterday af-
ternoon at the estate of Hon. John R.
Thayer on Cambridge street, to lock
over the property with a view of pu~
chasing part of it for public park.
There are about six acres which Mr..
Thayer is willing to sell, leaving him
about one acre for his residence. He did
not state a price to the committed but
said that he would be willing TO accept
valuation from three dsirte resred
men, and would be glad to sell at rea-
sonable rate for the improvement O.;
South Worcester.
After looking this estate over, part Of
the committee viewed a place of pro-
perty owned by George H. Dutton.
which is also under consider alton.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27
TRAPPED BY LABORI.
Continued from Page one.)

ing him a blockhead. Maurel vainly
protested his helplessness and the i'm
possibility of warding off Labori's
home thrusts in view of Capt. Frey
staetter's testimony. Finally MERCER
left him in a temper.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27
PROVIDENCE GUESTS.

Henry Dolan, win Arnold and Chas.
Bush of the Falcon wheelmen OF Provi-
dence arrived in this city last evening.
The riders registered at the Common
wealth Hotel and will spend part of to-
day in visiting local resorts.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27

There is at least one real Angostura Bit
ters-Dr, Siegert's-and no other stomach
bitters Just as good" Avoid substitutes,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27
OLASo, PACING-PURSE, 5000
BEST TWO IN THREE.

PA CLASS. TRoTTING-PURsE. $500
BEST TWO IN THREE Completely.
Celibate, b. g., by Star Wilkes
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-20

Sdreibereien beS Ssuer&sis bsiorsen.
gr lou bonn Diopor ernannt unb bonn
Select Council befdiigt tperben Gem
betreff. @omite iibertpieien.
gSeltere neue 8orlagen purben tpie
foIat einsereidt: &eioIution, bic bem
@oparo O'Diaaep @rlaubnib siebt, fsin
@isentbum nit Osm SOlfnr Apenue ab.
ausstanel iu perbinoen; befdtiet. Re.
ioluiion, ben @runoeisentbdmern an
DfcGenna @ourt bic pHnitsrung erIau.
benb bsh6tist. Orbinans fdr einen
ipeiteren permanentea Wiann fur bic
@asle Sdlaud So. i; refsrirt. 9eioIu.
tim, ben @afesi:9d an @ibion StraBs,
nabe Wpcmin8 Iuenue. init Der Saupt.
ipanerrDbre su perbinoen; betdiigt.
Oroinuns fiir gSpbaIipiIaitsruns Don
2inoen Strabe, BON WonrOe bis Sur
Nebitsr Apenue; referirt. 3siolutlon
fur Elm auffanssbaHin unb befen Der.
binouus NIT bem Satbiep Mpenue 4b.
sussfanal beitdtist. Rsiolutlon, bic
ben Dlapor antueiit. nab Ablauf bes ees
senndrtisen Mietbscontraftss fur bas
Safen upb Setter So. Auartier, nit
Bbilip Sdneu einen psitsren fur fdnf
Sabre 3u unter3eibnen.
Oronansen bel britter 2eiung tpuresn
ipie folet an8enommen: SIR 2eeune
pom Steinplatten Seltenpesen an beieen
Seiten bon Bapne Npenue, bon Martet
su BARTER StraBe, uno an beloen Selten
BON gSiliam Strabe, bon 8rid uno
Dtar8arst Gpenue. llebsrtrasuns bon
s279 bon ben isOnbS fur eleftriide SID.
ter gum Sonb fur StraBenrepuraturen in
Der l8. Waro. Sir einen ipsitsrsn per.
manenten Wann fiir bic Safsn unb Sci.
ter GOmpanie. Sir bic Iussabe bon
$50, 900 werib Bombs stpeds 8erbefer.
une oes Jtap IuB Yartes. Dem o. ".
O'@onnOr S400 SbaoeneriaS fir iein
Gisentbum an Hobinisn StraBe erlau.
beno.
Die llntetbanbIuns stpedS Changing
bes 8unoen Wdlobens fiir Parf3mede
lparO sutesbeIbeu. ben @smsinidaben
an SrpinB Apenue uno Gberrp Strabe
su beieitlsen. Die Orbinan, fiir 9fa.
iteruns bon Slap Ipenue, uub iene tlr
8erenseruna bon Sanosrion Mpsntt,
purben in 3pei 2eiunsen befdtist. Die
8eiouiion, ipelde 8erdnberunsen Der
SpeclRtaiionen oes SIbieite NbsusS'
tanaIS erlaubt, ipuroe beidiist. ionic
Der Scri6lds. cab aOons 4 50. Zen Son.
trait fur bic beiIsif. 8erbsHsruns iibers
nebmen. W. s. @lbbonS erbieIt, su
s2.20 Oen laufenben SUB. ben Gontroft
fir @rbuuuns bon SsfiiOn . i'm 5 Ab.
su9StdnaI Difrtft sussiprOben,
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More Scranton.

- 2pnfreb SOplsr bon Court StraBs
tpuros ON, Wiontas bon einem 100 Bfunr
idperen @ishld, oas 80 Sub berabiiel,
am 8opfe unb rebten 4rme eetrOifen uni
duberf ihmerSli6 oerlest.
= Ser Slopate MboIpb @aGman
bon Barter Strube puroe am Donner'
tag, alS er in Der 2eeeets Greet WiinC
Elm Sod bobrte, BON einem berabfaaen'
ben 5elsfiid an ben 8opf setroffen uni
auesnbIidli6 seiDotet.
Gbomas 6enton. l6 Sabre alt uni
an glap Aus Apenue pObnbaft, purbC
am Wiontae stpii9en 2arren sefanesr
unb ibm elm 8sin i6auberbait serbriidt
mon bemtbt iid i'm 2adapanna 9oipital
oas @Iieo su retten.
= Ser l3 Sabre aIte Ilfreb 8sarns
BON SOnes Strube tpoate am Sonniaf
nabe @arep Apenue auf einen 3ue iprin'
gen, fiel aber unter bic Hdoer, pelh'
lbm beioe 8eine abidnittsn unb elmer
Sbd6sIbrud suidsten er ftarb Stpe
Stunoen ipdter i'm Werep Soipiial
- Sobn Seoberi6 bon 9lod Strabt
eriff ON Wontas feine Satin init einem
Sblreiien an uno periebte ibr NIT oem'
ielben elnen tiefen Shnitt an Der StIrn;
bdtten nidt Jlu6barn ein8eerlifen, iC
mare bic Sruu unaneifelbuit idlimm
sueeridtet poroen; Der brutale Ser
mubte ipdter in @rmunseIune bon 81 ,00C
9drsidait ins @sfdnsnib tpunOern.
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II u sseb rum9
uub
SrOn6itis.

Die Dmtf&t Rssitruns unO bic msbi,inii&sn
9CurnuIs btr @sIt babtn bic bnibmt Truf.
Sod eymp Sur ale Sic bsfs antrfanut, ha u
bsr srfs Ranu mar Der auspbruns furirtt.
Den eymp nit btiIsnetn OsIsn ptrbiuetnb. II
CT Isi&t in bic eunstn sins,aibmtt no bic
asims srfSrt unb bic psbt unb ltmntsnes
euuasn ssbsiIt ptrofn, ta Was,nm,blintn nod
nismuls sinsn 6al Der ssfir9rtn aranfbsit,
auslsbruns, ssbsiIi babsn. ahbma, SrOn&i-
tie, S&pG6s, Suifn, SIutftiips unp Ra&t-
ftpstb icattn fufSrt furirt ptrb,u, um aus.
stbruus iu ptrbiuern. au6.O.Itnt rtinist bas
8lut uup iurirt 8itarrb unO NassnIsibsn.
GCuiuItirt fre unisrs afrsts nit ben btfsu
3susniIsn, cbr lsHpst fir Or. Rods epmp
Ginatbmtr unb furirt sut babtim aprslTirt
Dr.. Rods epmp aur, tt6 @tf 22ft Sirabr,
Rsp yOrf GiiD.
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Dunn Dunn 6efdjpife fur bic
SperS.

Dsrllnterhuutsiscretdr fur Oas 2riess.
amt, @eoree NIncbam. CAB auf elns
Oubmsebenoe 5rose css irIdnoii6en 0a.
tiOnaIIfen Wldael Dapitt i'm Sauie Der
8emsinen su. ouB ben Dunn Dunn 8u.
seln. Die uuf cer Saa8sr 5rieoens'@on.
ferens conpemnirt purben. dbnlide @e'
ibOHe nab Slbufrifa eeianot purbsn,
um bic briliidsn Iruppen bumit ;u Der.
ieben. Die grldrune puroe ben ben
SrIdnOern nit Iuuten 8ufen: ,.Shmab
unb Sdanbe !" bsSrGBt.:
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aus,panberuns DOn Spaniern aus
Subd,

Spnniide @siddftSIeute aus Sapana
unb anoeren Stdbten @ubas, bic Guba
perluiien baben, um in Werieo, Wsr
@sia6fis su etabIiren, ineen. bnb Biz
OftOber ipuniftes @apitaI in S6be bon
1870 Niqionsn Dollars aus @uba suriid.
sssoesn ipsrben piro. ba bic @eiddfts.
lsute unter ben issisen 8erbdItnihsn
ibr @sIo nidt ristirsn poIlen. Sic cts
sdbIen fsrnsr, bab bic Sauptuntsrnebmsr
in Guba sesenpdrtie gnsIdnOsr unO'bub
bic Imerituner susbuft ieien uno iit
mun6e 8eiddftsselesehbeit enipii8en
Iteben.
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ORapne Gruntn.

SpnesbaIe. .-2abair & 8enns's 9absn
unb Sdeuns su @bite Wiias purbsn am
Srsitae Wiorsen bur6 Seuer serii6rt !;
bic 8erfderuns ouf bem 9aben betrdet
5000, auf ber Sdeune $500. pdbrenb
Der Snbult fir $4,000 pertdert it,
Senrp $. RidurOs. bisber bel Der Seran,
ton @leftrii&en 2idt 60. aneefeat, bat
bic 8eaufii&tisuns Der bieiisen GOmpanis
ilbernommsn.
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3u Derfaufeu /:

Gin ususs aus a6t 3immun btfsbsntts
Bcbnbaus nit mopsrnsn Giuriaiunesn. ppls
Got nit 6ruhtb6umtn, RaituplaB unb siusm
I6Snsn @ar.en. Seisnpsse uno aIss poa-
itGnbis, Gins I6Sns Ssimatb fir tint 8ami-
lie, in gutter 9a6bariGaft uno BEN beffen 1bsilt
eer Siapt esIsssn. prtis Sc 900, ein 2ttil fann
fftbtn tIsibsu. N6buts pirp in pu ,,9BO&tn-
blatt" Office bsfannt etmaGt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-20

gSr einen gaturrb beiIsn nil. mub
nit pem 8lut nnfanaeu. SooO's Sarla.
pariaa beisitiet bic nriads oiefss llebeIs
uno bsilt Gaturrb oabur&. bub iie oas
9lut reiniet.
6uob's Pillrn tpirtsn miIbe. uber raid
unO ii6sr auf bic asbsr unb ben Waeen.
25e.
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Siberia foll uns aufsebdnet per'
ben.

8iidof Grant bon Der u. M. 6. 2irdt
unb bet 9eiitIide M. M. Woore tpurbsr
BON Prdiibsnten in 8stref Oer GnaeIe'
senbelten in Siberia empfansen. Sbr,
Semdbunsen seben bubin. bic Ser
Staten sur llebernabme zines ProteftoI
rates Iber bic idparse Republit su per'
anluHsn. 8iidOf Grant befudte 2ibe'
rio i'm Sriibiubr uno iast, bas 2ani
iperOe uOn Ameritansrn ODER beren Na9'
tommen reeieri.
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0SirtbIebaft ,u permietben

Cine liJeniirte 8irtbi6aft NO Der n&tt Raun,
Gin sutss 9eitGfi aufbausn fann. 9idbsrs
ausfuuft srtbsilt Z. G. 9onts, Maiu
Srabs, Iaylrr. PA
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Snulpt ;m oerfaufen,

aslsssn nabs bsr Ssipsnfabrif tn Der 10. 8are.
eet9te anjabluna, wsnn 3emano bausn Mil I;
Der Hslt tann lfsbrn blsibsn. Na6sufrastn in
pisT SHies. ba
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0elO III bcrleihcn,

auf MOnats,sit upu lanss Dausr. tu AZ bis 6
prcStnt is uat Der Gage bss Gissnibums.
HGbns ausfunft rtbtilt U. u. 3immtr-
m an, Sclrp Of lraps 9sbGups, Scranton,
pa. f9.3m
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Ncitc MmSei9css,
Samsbdlteriu per,anat i:

etns cute bsuti&s. .Jrau. I'M stirsttn altsr,
nm fur stus psriCn ben 5nusbalt su fiibrsn.
Hatsnfrassn in Sbsuu's 9adrrti, t'rcot
Sirabt 28,2
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= Die @Obnune 6es 8ernnrb 8.
O'8siup an Slap Ipenue ipurOe ettpn
3 llbr am Srsitue Worsen bon ginbres
dern beiu6t, Die cine bebsutenoe ansabI
Shmudiuden unb anoerss periUnIi6es
gisentbum mitnubmen. Die ginbreGer
erIansten burd Elm 5enfer @intritt, pur.
ben aber in ibrer arbeit eeii6rt. oils Elm
SObn bsS Sauies peripitet beimfsbrte.
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to record in Clerk Robertson's office,

to record in Clerk .Robertson's office,
yesterday.
Some needed repairs are being
made to the Market street paving by
the B. P. w.
1t was a rare ordinary evening
when larger crowds were upon the
streets than last night.
There were two cases in Police
Court last evening. Annie Kelly, one
OF the victims, was sent to jail
The American Rosette Club will
give a grand opening next Thursday
night at 1925 Market street. Music
by the Cracker Jack band.
The Directors of the Moundsville
Camp Grounds Association will meet
next Thursday evening t O rrange
plans for the coming season.
The Vigilant Athletic Club has Sc
cured the large and magnificent steam
er Beauty for an excursion to Sis
tersville and New MaLamoras Sunday,
May It'll.
. A bill of sale by George X. Wheat
to the Suburban Brick Company, for
the DE Chantal Brick Works." con-
sideration $4,000, was recorded in Clerk
Robertson's Office yesterday.
There were sixteen cases in Police
Court yesterday morning, about a doz-
en- of the defendants having figured in
the gambling raids of Friday night.
The usual fines were assessed.
-Auctioneer Greer yesterday ad-
journed the sale Of the Harvey Roy
property indefinitely; bid the Zillis
property up to $4,000 and adjourned
it until Tuesday; and sold the George
L. burst fixtures at auction last night.
Invitations have been issued for
an entertainment In celebration of the
sixth anniversary Of Excelsior Lodge
No. 10, A. o. .. W., to be given in the
temple Monday evening. The commit
tee in charge is composed of ". j. Ell
lott, d. c. Cochran and Henry Bert
schy.
The pupils of Riverview school ex-
tend their hearty thanks to Mr.. w. S.
McNickle. who has furnished the
school with window blinds. They are
quite an improvement to the school
and a convenience Sor the pupils. The
school has also been presented with
savsFal pictures Tor the valla
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19

itor w. B. Francis filed a protest with
the deputy supervisors of elections
against allowing the names OF the can
didates recently nominated o. Solie-
itor to appear upon the tickets at the
April election on the plea that the Of
fee of the Solicitor is not vacant, and
also that John S. Cochran. the Repub-
lican candidate, is a nonresident of
the State. The outcome of the matter
will be awaited with much interest by
every voter in the town, as the ques-
ton whether or not the Office is vacant
is n which has been discussed pro
and con ever since it presented Itself,
and probably will be until the decision
of the deputy supervisors is learned.
The action of Council in repeating the
ordinance creating the office does not
conform with the laws of the State,
as can easily be learned by reading that
part of the statutes pertaining to Off
GERS a second class city shall have, and
consequently is not being considered in
the matter by any of the parties in
tereSted.