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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
OFFICERS ELECTED
For the G srman Baptist Fire In
surancs Company.

The annual meeting # the German
Baptist Tri-coun,y Mutual Protective
association of Wayne, Union and
Fayet'e counties was held yesterday
afternoon at the court house and y AZ
well atteAde'. The main business OF
the afternoon WAS the election of OH
cer-, although the matter OF consoli-
.aaiinauKitRu.fha Kannal esq0goi(
some fengtD. THss pann War sssss .--<-~
nately decided upon, but Will De given
attention at JOINT meeting later on.
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected:-
Jacob r fe, president. Boston, Wayr
county, Ind.
Daniel Fiant, vi e president, Earn
est. Fayette county, Ind.
ID. o. Di3hng, secretary and treas
user. Hagerstown, Wayne county. Inc
The following, together with tn
shove of.is form the board OF dl
rectors:
| + H Hoov r, Hagerstown, lad.
c l.. Q iick, Cottage Grove, Ina.
Peter riant, Connersville, Ind.
r. A. Shafer, adjuster, Hagerstown
Ind.
The association is enjoying pros
lperou. business and has almost double
line amount of policies in force IN jar
luary. 1898.
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WEAVER GONE
Tie Swine Swip r Goes to Mic /
gan City to Visit Friend.
The SDeriff Goes A'ong
FOr C0uoua


Aieert Weaver. n s:.,...,1..s
stances that left n000aD
malice and personal gain aforethanghs .
he had taken ,me hogs tt at did not
belong to him, was today taken %
Michigan City, accompanied by the
sheriff, who kept a watchful eye upon
him. Weaver is one of the nervles'
men that has ever been sent up from
this county. He took some twenty
head of hogs right out OF the
6ald drove them to m ,rket within .
mile or so of home, and waited few
davs in the vicinity for the money II
nayment, THIS little matter OF hi
going to Michigan City is plan ma
ltured by Judge Fox, who read some
thing in law book that when ma.
does what Alte ert did and admits II
he all be put away under the auepice
of the sheriff.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

As every sportsman knows" said an
enthusiastic hunter, s.if is easy to see
a rife bullet in the air, and those fired
from the new high-power guns are
very curious to look at. Stand a dozen
yards to one side of the mark and let
a friend blaze away at any range with
q small calibre weapon using smoke
less powder, and you'll see strange.
Dlufsh- white streak the instant the
bullet strikes home The streak
is apparently couple of inches
wide and several feet long. and is
more like flash of light than anything
else can think of. With the old-fash-
ioned Remington or Springfield carbine
the bullet has the appearance of a long
black rod, and l don't know why there
should be such difference in the op-
tical Illusion produced by the smaller
calibre. 1 have heard some people deny
that the bullet can be seen. but they
are very much in error. 1t all depends
on getting the right view point A
few feet either way will render the
missile invisible, but the right spot is
soon found by experiment, and after
that the thing is as plain as day
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.EAnLnAMS
CHANCES GOOD
For Winning the State Oratorica
Contest at Indianapolis
Tonigh'.

Today ia the day for the long looked
eor ststa orstorieal contest at Indiana
polls, and before night thar eis' VIII
bs crowded with college student trons
the various schools OF learnin :, eaeh
one claiming victory for their repre-
sentntives. ~.
EarfhamS chances for winning were
4ver better, and. Mr.. Levering Is te-
mo "bacsed'' by a large number or
..rooters." who hope To bring nome
tho ba ner of vie ory. The following
;s a hort sketch OF Earlhs ms repre-
sentative:
e. org. c. Ievori 2 of Earlham was
horn in MorloSs u ts.O Marsn :.
fIS75 He is tns 70 10 - OF = hamli,
| ,f ten children. tour ot wnom neis
arlomas ON E4rIn-m His mothel
vas .lso a studen, at the same coiieg'
sd Ia IL theres,,ra prt -smineniIy
lr.nrasentst We of +. srlhs N college. be
sore his entrance as freshman ne ma
a,,anded bosH tn, Fsieuds' academ
and Marvville college st NarySiite
Tam. Between his freshman an
snnhomore years be taught sehooi io
YEAR. Although his experience na
baar limited 20 fhe writing OF fe'
orat,ons and the winning OF . Demore'
silver medal he is possessed OF stror
: nrasence and a coed voice He is III
doubtedly one of the strongest orato
sem, out by Earlham for many year
Uoou the arrival of the Rlehm"t
laon,a.tau, at Indianap lis he VIII
in charge by his triends al
1 e,mpelled &c rest during tue day. n
a being allowed to take part iu the pol
,csI schemes which make this . re
latter dsy in college life. The adyan
y Onard. ST the college bod es are
rsadv on the ground ard the vi
!. nulhuc and lobby ng for votes IN DC
- .rhIetic and oratorical associations
h.,in earIv and end only with the ell
: l,ions of the afternoon.
Among those who went over :
morning we're Miss Bertha Mni
=, CharIes Peel s. Bennett Gord
"a Mar, pu ham. Prof. E. ? Trusolo
au .J.mss S Il att AMI Earl Harold.
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RICHMOND men.
Reid and Leeds the Lea ding
Spirits in the IncOrpOra-
tiOn of the Allied Trusts.

TREAX09Am~Rak1ssza~Asszs a~1A1nan~en
articles Of incorporation were nieo
TODAY Of three allieu concerns-tne
National Tin plate company. the
United States Tin-plate company
and the National TIN pl.te and
Stamped-ware company. The two
former have an authorized capital
stock of 1925 900 each aud The
latter an autnor zsd capital of So
600 900. The companies are empew-
sred 10 manufacture aid deal in tin.
terne black pl tie and steel plate. aud
the largest concern is, IN addition.
authorized to manufacture steel aud
iron. The inco' poratcrs of the t.lee
companies are tue same ipdivldua 5.
namely: Daniel q Reid. William
b. Leeds and James b. Dill The
capital stock of the National
Tin plate and Stamped wire compan,
j. divided into sic. 900. 900 preferred
stock, with per cent. cumulative civ
idend, and $40 ,000, 900 common stock
The companies are understood to o.
organized in opposition to the Nationa
Enameling aud Stamping company In
corporated on Saturday last. with q
authorized CAPITAL Of $50 900 900.
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THE BATH PLAN.
unr. F. tn sia m an Electric
Road to Ricbmou ud-Boom'ng.
college Corner Chronicle !

college Corner Chronicle
We announced in these columns
.st week a meeting of clt,zons, to take
r,ace II B.th, Ind, on Saturday at
.a~,oon the 2lst. LIS object was to
st on foot a movement for the con-
| s,ruct;on Of An electric railroad from
Rrhmond. Ind, to College Corner.
thence south through Bath, SprlnRneio
and to Mt Carmel.
| The meeting was in all espeete quite
/ .uocassful. Representative citizens
~sre present from Bath, Springfield,
NJ Carmel and College Corner
hack load going from the last naneo
town The meeting was oreanizso py
elactirp Honorable John M Bell. OF
college CO.. ner. chairman, ana Ar' z
1T. Jones, living sou,h OF the proposed
line. secretary.
, setting forth the advantages OF IN
. moro ,ed line, III practlcablllty 0. IN
ron.e etc MIR. John Brier OF batn
sxnihited a map of the old Big Fou
snrxev as described 10 our last issue
The Inducements to the city OF hcn
;. ,nond to secure . passenger an
= sraiyht line to College Corner. an
: .b.r nv an on let To the e. b . u
y f,rn;sn,ns much ne. ded competition
/. tha Pennsylvania railroad system, .
. -au "a the immense business tn'
: w,nld coma as a result OF the ne
!, travelling and shipping facilities fro
: 50 rich an l prosper oos = communH
!, usre fully discu ssed. but the lntefe
~ =. !, the road from College Corn
- southwark. through the towns nam
shove, was by No means %
:. londsry. This, as has been asserted
~ these columns aeretofoIe. would be
- benefit TO College Corr
s,a taa country south and soutnw'
ar ns ,hroush which the line wol
49, So il was practically decided
conf; ne the interests presented al 7
naating to he promotion OF the p
ton of the system from College Cor
so,,b AMI southwest. leaving TOR ~
l.o,a the initiative for the .ianee
i.u. road. i. e. from cnmana 70
tle.e Corner, IS she would De oy
the greater beneficiary.
The following committee VAS
o;n.sd TO define the route
,nk.t shonId be pursued: John Baer
,,a. Hoxau and Eixard G5n. for !
.a-,.hin. ". Gobel. H. 7. ID
!, sen .na George B.rt,o~ for Uaion q
,nar .h;n ". Laird. A Mcclure aud
lpasrd for Springfield township.
arrv .ar,m;,tee. after q conference, rel
nom II :. follows: Beginning at Co
the co-nar the read should run wesi
yeloeipede pike to Golfers corner
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thing that comes a'ong has much to dt
with the big business of local dentists
LOCAL NEWS.

Fine watches at Haner's.
Spirituaiism is having another tenn.
porary boom in Richmond.
Buy Only genuine Winifrede coal,
| have exclusive sale. Farnham.
Charles r Wright went to Indian
apolis this morning on business
The city council does not meet till
one week from next Monday evening
Mrs. Joseph IRAthff is i'll with the
grip af her home on Fort Wayne ave-
nue..
The only crackers manufactured in
the city is Hoerner's. For sale by all
grocers. Aim
The hotel business is picking mp and
all the hotels in the city are having all
they can do.
There is quite swarm of travelling
men in the city these days. The hotels
are doing fine business.
Hear Mrs Baker in her rendition of
Cyrano, at First M. E. church tomor-
row evening. Highly artistic.
Robert Jones went to Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon where he will
a. sist Charles Sherer and Harry
Morrow in opening the rink next Thurs
cay.
Cap j. W. Palmer and sister of
DEVILS Lake, n. D.. are in the city on
. visit to relatives. They left this Sec
ton in 1861 and have not been here
since.
w. D. Thompson had three fingers
very badly Injured this morning about
IL o'clock in the frizzers at the Rich
mond Casket company. The hand is
very badly lacerated and he will be
laid up for several days. He was
taken to DR.. Wiest's Office in the
the patrol wagon and given the neces-
sary attention.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
New Use of GIasa

The latest use of glass Is instead
of gold as a material for stopping
decayed teeth. 1t answers splendidly
and Is far less conspicuous than the
yellow metal. OF course. it is not or.
dinary glass. but it is prepared by
some new patent process. which rend-
ers Is soft and malleable. Glass too
Is being extensively used for church
bells. 1t can be toughtened so that
there Is no risk of it cracking. and the
tone is said to be beyond anything vet
invented, perfect, soft and sonorous.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

When his dad is big objecu with
whiskers that says boo TO him
When his papa is the biggest and
best of men.
When his school teacher knows
better tha his father
When. after all. the old man does
know better than his school teacher
When he knows better than either
his governor or his school teacher
When his daddy again comes forward
in his opinion. as a pretty smart man.
When he is striving and hopes, some
day. by hard work, TO be as smart,
or just tile smarter, than the old
gentleman.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
Easily Explained.

I'd like to know why it is." growled
old Bullyun, that I'm bothered almost
To death by commercial agency report
ers investigating my financial stand
ing. l invariably pay cash and have
never asked for credit
That's all very true" replied his
friend. but you seem to have over
looked the fact that your only daughter
recently celebrated her eighteenth an
niversary of her debut into the world. /"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
Opals Are safe.

Opals will soon be considered luck,
stones if it is found that they ar,
burglar-proof, which looks as IL |
might be the case from the account,
given of recent robbery in Spokane
Wash. The burglars there broke in
to jewellery shop and took a quaint
ty of jewelry, but left the most vaIu
able stones, a number of opals. which
they eould have taken as easily as til,
cheaper and more tellta1e goods which
they carried away
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
DaUNKs
In P. lice Cou-t-The me nfe'
Coutit d, d from Y s.srday,
and Re nferced by
Two Ofhers-

Th,s morniug thsrsSwers i've drunks
N noli.s court, including tae tfames
Tho were in yezterday, aad whose
..sss were continued to today. sen
-.s nned 81 and costs, and they esfner
Maid or stayed the tines:
The other two drunks were henry
Isa,nys and Gus B artei, each or wnou
rss f;ned in the sum of 1890 for th'
offense.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
AGONCILLO DENIES
That He Wired AguinaldO t.
Strike for Independence.

WASHINGTON. d. c., January 81
Agoncillo denies the published state
ment that a dispatch from him to
Axuinaldo had been intercepted where
IN he advised Aguira do to strike now
tor Filipino independence. He says
he sent no III n telegram, but on the
contrary had cabled his government to
continue the friendship born on the
battlefield against Spain. The Philip
pine people desire to strengthen the
-nds now existing between them and
people of the United States.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

Judge j. II. Rabb Of WilIiamsport
writes to Judge Fox to state that be Is
| i'll with grip ard confined to his b0uss
He says that continued iDjudicious ex-
posure has resulted in his confinement
to the house with symptoms that
threaten lung fever. He Gays he vii
not. according to present indications,
be able to attend the court here next
week, at which time he was to have
heard the argument on the al
tentative writ of mandate, but that
he will be compelled either
to give the case up or postpone his
coming to take charge of it. he says,
furthermore, that he would like to be
released from the case, and suggests
that there be a substitute appointed to
take charge of it. He suggests as a
substitute the name Of Judge White,
of Rockville, Parke county, whom he
recommends as a competent judge and
one that he (Rsob) fs=ls sure would
prove satisfactors In eveiy way. he
Gays he does not know how soon he
will be able to look after the case him
self. He states further that Judge
White is not pusy now and hs feels
sure that he could be obtained X he
were notified of desire TO secure his
his services.
Judge Fox will write at once TO the
Judge suggested and try to get him
here as soon as possible. though it is
safe to say that the care will hardly
come up on the day set for the hearing
of the argument on the alternative writ
of mandamns. According to the new
law y circuit judge is not allowed any
thing but his actual expense in taking
charge of case Gu side of the city,
and this fact makes it at the best no
easier to secure man, especially II he
line in some remote portion OF the
SfQfa
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u.shapdand Wife Die Suddenly

NEw YORK n. Y. January 2t-
Emil Reuter- OF Brooklyn, a wholesale
nour dealer. and his wife, both died
suddenly last night. They had Al
tardsd the theater together Mrs.
Renter tell on the way home aud Vas
..rr;aa into tie nesrest house where
che died in few minutes from near,
disease. Rsuter went to tell Irieno
- his wife,s desth and on re-enterins
the house whe<e his wife WAS ne ais'
fall and died soor of apoplexy.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
No More Running .Kacrs at l. x
iugtoD.

LEXINGTON. KY. January q
Chas Green or ST. Louis, who has
s5n 600 lien ou the Kentucky racing
.ssoc,ation track, the oldest IN the
United States. will soon begin d,sio'ns
il into town lots. There VIII oe Lo
more rum pg races at L. x'ngt III.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
SALUTARY EFFECT
Produced on the Filipinos
BY News of the Expected
Ratification of the Peace
Treaty.

WAsHINGroN, D. c., January 27.-
In a telegram from General Otis he
says he can maintain his position un-
til reinforcemenfs arrive and that news
OF the expected early ratification of the
peace treaty by the senate had a salu-
taYy effect on the natives.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

Frantz's animated pictures are Il 9
best ever shown in Hartford City.
The machine by which this Sc pictures
are produced is evidently better one
than is usually carried on the road
Newa, 18Th.
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no changes of Importance from former
votes
stock Market.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, January H.-hoRs
active, higher, s. So. So 30. attie
steady. beeves 81 90, St co.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
Broker O'Dell Fails.

CINCINNATI, January 27.-Tbomas
j. Cogan was appointed receiver for
w. j. O'DelI, broker; capital $50 900.
The indebtedness will exceed that
amount.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
Mrs. Georges Case.

CANTON, o January "a mp
ton to auash the Indictment aeainst
Mrs. Anna Geo gs for murder In the
first degree alleg ng lllegahty IN form,
ing the grand jury was flied ano
argued today.
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Gram Market.

curcAao. Illinois. Janusrv IL
wheat. 7ss May. Corn, 36s; oats.
273. WE,
IS.
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Carpet Factory Burned.

Pu1.ApxLrHIA. Pa. January II
The carpet f. etery Of William Judge =
Rrother burned out today Loss, q
hundred thousand dollars. Insured.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

Do you like good music, a short,
crisp talk on q popular subject Then
come to the First Presbyterian church
Sunday evt ming.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

Mu,ic and spiritual refreshms
the FIRST Presbyterian church
evening. You are invited kesr
.il vous plait with your presence
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

The Mems Sunday Evening club at
the First Presbyterian church Sunday
evening.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

Oar bargain sale goes right on.
Everything cheap. The Geo. H.
Knolienberg Co.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

The Au Revoir Pedro club Was eL :
terta,ned last night at the home CT
M and Mrs. Harmon Wierhake, and
a pleasant time was passed. Inc neA'
meeting will be at the home OF MT
and Mrs. George Sndhof, south
eleventh street.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

be cleaned and pressed free of charge.
25d6t JOE G.. KERN.
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Chang. ia Colonel sexton

wAsHISaroN. d c., January - =
r,a condition of osonel James A
SETON shows no material change 10
Il.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

To Cure Cofo III y 70 0AS
rakeLsxstive Bromo Quit inc tA
All druggists refund the money
fails to cure. 25c. The geuuin
E.. B. Q. on each tablet.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
Platt Speaks in Favor Of KAHN
cation.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. January IL
The senate was della. ed by Mason ana
Hoar trying TO get consent lior So'es
ON their resolutions in reference TO tne
government of the Philippines. Garter
of. Montana objected Senate ria''
then addressed the senate fayorns
ratification of the treaty.
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~S.natorial Ell ctions To-day

CINCINNATI, 0. ,Saruery In ell
st.,as where senate ial ballots wer
n there was failure to elect AID
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

noon fh,mble club, with tneir Geusie-
men friends, will meet next Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. s, Neal, south A street.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27

Hot chocolate served 1T Prices.
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SDCuIRTYo

The announcements of the marriage
of DR.. Harry II. Weist of this city reac
as follows, and haye been received BY
the local friends of the groom:
Mr.. John Kelley Cilley has the honel
of announcing the marriage of hii
daughter. Alice LonRfellow, TO DR.
Harry Hibberd Weist. on Wednesday
January the twenty-fifth, eighteen
hundred and ninety nine, 1T ITO Cen.
trail Park, South New York City.
The "at home" cards read:
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Hibberd Weist.
Richmond, Indiana.
-
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
had the following account of the mar
riage of Miss Edith Mosler who has
visited in this city:
Miss Edith Mosler, daughter of
Henry Mosler, the artist. was united
in marriage to Joseph FEEDER of Gin
cinnati at the home of her parents, 10
west eighty ffth street. New York.
shortly afternoon Wednesday.
The ceremony vas performed IN
derneath bower of palms and other
plants by the Rev. DIR. F. DE- Sola Men
der, pastor of the west end syns gogue.
The reception for which about 500
invitations were sent out, began at 5
o'clock and lasted two hours. 1t was
largely attended.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. b A. Hungerford de-
liRhtfully entertained q few guests
last evening at their home in West
Richn ond.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-01-27
RABB SICK.
THE .mDGE WHO WAS TO
TRY THE GAS CASE

III at His Home in Will imsport,
And in all Probability Will be
Una BILE to be Here Next Week
He Wants to be Released, and
Asks That Another Judge be Ap
pointed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-10
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of n Day in tho Town at the
End OF the Bridge.

Events OF n Duy w thO AS"" "
End Of the Bridge.
Ralph Bethel has resigned his post
tIon as clerk in the Wheeling street
RAILWAY Office, to accept u position with
scott q McGraw. Mr.. McConaughey,
who has been in the office at this end OF
the line, viii succeed Mr.. Bethel
Contractors KoehnlIne and Berry
commenced laying brick on Pike street
yesterday afternoon and It Is TO pc
hoped they will soon have that street IN
a condition that It can be used.
About eight hundred people passed
through town yesterday, en- route to
Wheeling Park. They had come In on
the Cleveland, Lorain & wheeling eN-
curslon from Medina. Ohio.
Maurice Brooks, who for some time
past has been the efficient engineer Mt
the electric light plant. has resigned 70
accept position with schenk, OF
Wheeling.
II has lust leaked out that Oscar
IIess and RIissMary Thornton, both well
known young people Of this city, were
married Saturday, July 20.
Mrs. Edward Stevens and Mrs. II. g.
Uranium have gone to Mountain Lake
Park to spend two or three weeks.
Charles Franzell, James Llnsley and
]. l.. Richey and families picnicked Mt
wheeling park yesterday.
Miss Zetta Hays goes to Matamorns,
Ohio. to-day. to visit her parents for
couple Of weeks!
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore returned
yesterday from thei= bridal trip to Nj
agnra Falls.
A number Of young people from hero
attended the dance ut Harrisvllle last
evening
Miss Gertrude seabrlght, OF Blaine,
Is the guest OF Miss Olive Hlllyer, in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone returned
yesterday, from weeks trip Mt the
lakes.
Mrs. Lee Coen goes to Atlantic city
to-day. and viii be gone about two
weeks.
Work was commenced on Bennett
street yesterday, preparatory to paw
ing 1t.
A crowd of young ladies' from this
city picnicked ut Wheeling park yester-
day.
charles f. Hall. Of New York, is
the guest Of his brother. WIN, in this
city.
]. il. Hall. OF Flushing. was the
guest Of his son WIN, here, yesterday.
j. r. Cowen. OF Warrington. W. Va.
was in the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. V. Wilson went to Pittsburgh
yesterday, to visit relatives.
Max Klcmm, of Flushing, was In the
city yesterday.
Judge briggs returned yesterday from
Cincinnati.