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COLONEL poRAx IN norsros.
visited the Texas soldiers and Rc-
turned Home Inst Might,


Colonel W. r. Doran Of Hampstead
made a pleasant call at The Post Office
last evening direct from spending day
with the boys OF the First Texas at CAL
weston He speaks In the highest terms
OF the soldierly appearance OF the regiment
aud says the men look as though they
all enjoyed their rations. The Houston
boys Of the Emmett Rifles and the Light
Guard looked splendidly. he said. hut
every one seemed to have had enough of
soldering, Judging by their talk The
boys expect TO become citizens OF Texas
inside Of ten days, and none of them
appear to be particularly sorry.
Colonel Doran Is widely known as
newspaper writer, his sobriquet OF Sioux
having appeared at the bottom OF many
an interesting story. He acted In the ca
paciiy Of correspondent in the field for
various Texas papers during the war, and
the splendid work he did there earned for
him we'll deserved reputation which he
has enjoyed ever since.
While at the office OF The Post last
night Colonel Doran met Major e. W.
Cave OF this city, two OF the oldest news
paper men in the State being thus brought
together, The first writing Colonel Dorian
did in Texas was for paper conducted by
Major Cave ON the Strand in Galveston.
Colonel Dorian returned to his home In
Hampstead last night.
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Notnroraa want. a Railroad.

To the Editor OF The Post.
Bay City, Texas, April I'm your issue
Of April you make public contract be-
tween the Could and Huntington inter-
ests not 10 build into each others terri
Tory and II. makes It very plain 10 our
people why all our efforts to get rail-
road have proven fruitless. For nearly
twenty years we have been trying to in
duee these roads to build into or through
dur county. We have offered large bonuses
In mo way OF money and lana. the peo-
lie Of Houston have recognized the nat,
nral advantage OF Maiagorda county and
cur great need Of railroad connectiens WIFI
the Untside world, and have stretched
far,h heir hands TO help. The Posi- has
cSer bTon our friend in this matter aud
our people arc grateful fer its efforts ana
influence. The Hcustcr Business League,
"a esneeialIy Colonel ". D. Cleveland.
Nave ben more thar kind IN their effort.
"a xssht W, but thus far all has been o.
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secretary Of the Alumni association OF the
sam Houston Normal institute at Hunts
VILE informing him that he had been se-
lected 70 deliver an address a. the alumni
meeting OF the association In Huntsville
on May 30 This is an honor that Is APP
prociatcd both by Prof. Sebring and tho
patrons Of the school here.
Mayor D. +. sibley is arranging TO have
several streets graded In parts OF the city
that have hitherto been neglected. Begin
ming with Ninth street and Park avenue.
Captain G. .. breckenridge. chief en-.
gInecr OF tho Gulf, Texas and Northeru
railroad, assisted BY City Engineer J. A.
rlnkston, has been engaged for several
days In surveying the marsh that penc-
trates the center OF Orange, with view
to getting an estimate Of the cost OF dig
cling canal through II to connect with
the bayou south OF the city.
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NAVIGATION or THE BRAxos.
citizens of Brnxorin County CALLED
10 Meet ut AnEicton,

To Meet ut AnEtcton,
Quintana, Texas, April S.--lhe following
call has been iasued:
The people of Brazoria county interested
Ia the navigation OF the Brazos river ara
hereby requested 10 maet at Angleton on
Friday, April 81, at ii clock, for the pur-
pose OF organizing In Brazor,a county aud
sendiug delegates from this county TO the
navigation convention called TO meet at
Brenham, July 90
The call is signed by the following we'll
known ciligens OF the county. which shows
the great Inherent manifested;
Columbia--T, l.. Smith, J. p. Under
wood
nrazoria-J G.. Smith
Sandy Point "A. j. ogburn, w n. Tig-
ner c. N, iiill,
Iiverpool--J. II. Roberts.
PhnirE u, Canaan.
Itlnkles Ferry vi. " Hinkie.
Chenango-A. ]. Strobel.
Alvp--john Wilburn, j, G. Mcbride,
L. u. FiBhbaok, j, y, Epos, James Fitr-
gerald O. S. Cummings r. y, Leason,
oulntana- Edwin Waller. e, $. Welsh
ger.
Perry LandingJ. r. Perry, n. Hunt
ington, s. l. bryan.
Velasco-~E, b. Dorchester, p, F, Con,he
r. IT, Jones. A. r. Masterson.
Angieton--F. J. Duff, Henry IIershner.
Joseph Greer, NJ. s. Munson. Jr. J. M.
Moore, l.. r. Bryan II. Kiber.
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LIST OF Those Who Favored and on
posed the Measure

List OF Those Who Favored ana on
posed the Measure.
On Friday last an attempt was made In
the house to get up the libel bill when the
following proceedings were had
Mr.. Dies moved to suspend pending
business to take up, and place on it's Sec
ond reading,
House bill No. ESQ, relating to libel.
Mr. Wooten moved as substitute for
above motion that the bill be made spe-
cial order for next Friday, April IL, s
p. m.
Mr., Dies accepted the substitute
Question then being on the motion to
make the bill special order, yeas and
nays We're demanded by Mr.. Tarver, Mr.
Greenwood and Mr.. Adams.
The motion was lost by the following
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cuAprELL HILL MATTERS.
PeopIe Have Resolved on """"
Public school.

chappeil Hill. Texas, April S.--lneFe
was another meeting Of citizens yesleFaas
friday afternoon in the city hail ~ 'ns
interest of the district public free ssno','
which Il is proposed shall be cslapiisheu'
Speeches were made and much yam ~
dulged in Gsyer Of the enterprise. ana N
is safe to presume that Ia so far AZ me
d,stric. is CONCERNED Il will he an accom-
pilshed faet; but the money required ~
build 1 good AMI comfortable senooi nni,o.
ing is the problem 20 DC soiFsn, : rn ,
rhsnosll Viii ncess good public 20
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colme.neiI Nn,es.

Colmesncil. Texas. April o.-Mr. G. D.
Wilson OF this place shipped two carloads
Of hickory timber to C. II. Cummings OF
Houston on the sth.
Miss Emily sapp, one OF the teachers IN
the Warren public school, is visiting Mrs.
w. NJ. Scott.
Mr.. j. T.. Ford. agent a. the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas depot. together with his
family. VIII leave tomorrow for two
weeks visit 10 his old home Ia Missouri
DR.. J. |. Ellison and Judge A. g. Reid
visited Rocklnnd Saturday oh business.
MIR. NJ Votaw has purchased the Hooks
residence and will move his family here
in few days
Mr.. Wilson. who was burt by the shay
engine at Mobile. hiss had his fpos am
putated and Is now doing we'll
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Maraucx Matters.

Marquee. Texas, April IA number OF
citizens are attending county court at
Centervllle this week.
Mrs. Mattye Stephenson OF Ardmore.
l. T., is in The city on an extended visit
to relatives and friends.
Rev. w. p Mulens was on the street
today circulating petition to the board of
pardons In favor OF his son. J. c. Muliens,
who was convicted and sentenced TO the
penltentiary for two years for forgery
at the last term OF the Limestone county
court.
The handsome residence OF j. X. Thorne
on Oak street Is nearing completion, and
will be quite an ornamental home.
Some time ago the International and
Great Northern Railroad company prom
ised to beauty the depot grounds here.
and today made that promise good by COM
mencing the work
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STRIKE IS ON AT WACO.
Union Carpenters Have Decided to Quit
Their Work.
A SMALL INCREASE IN WAGES REFUSED
Two and Half Dollars Per Day
wantcd--About Two Hundred
Men Arc Involved.

Waco. Texas, April e.-The union carr
penters of Waco have ordered strike
aud no union man viii go on any building
In process OF construction in this city to-
morrow. Tho striks Is the result OF a
failure TO secure an advance In wages OF
% cents day. The union made request
some days ago for an increase OF Is cents
per day. The raise would bring the scale
up TO from ses5 to sa.5o day. A de-
mand was made upon the contractors last
night for the latter scale and upon their
refusal to grant the demands the strike
was ordered. 1t Will involve about zoo
men.
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cuero Texas. April s.--Rey. Mr.. Rob-
crtson. who has recently accepted call to
the Presbyterian church OF this city
breaches lis FIRST sermon here this mora
ing. REV. Robertson has been the evan
gelist for the North Texas presbytery for
some time,
Grand Chancellor D. B. Blake Of the
Knights of pythias Will make un official
visit TO the Yoakum lodge uext Wednes-
day night. II is probable that quite 4
number Of the knights from mere VIII nc
Company him.
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coLoNrzrNG POLK COUNTY.
New Settlers at stryIxer Arc Doing
Good Work.

Corrigan, Texas, April S--Tbe colony
that is being established at stryker Tex
as, six miles east of this place, by York
Bros. is progressing nicely several fam
lilies have moved in and gone to work and
fifteen or twenty more are expected seen
They are good people and will prove 10 te
quite a benefit to this section, as they are
developing tho land they say that all the
land needs is work; they viii fcrtilize and
their crops will be fruits, vegetables, corn
and tobacco (no ootton). York Bros. have
about 1000 acres of land at STRIKER, which
will be cut up into small blocks 10 suit the
buyers; this land Is hammock bottom and
pine land from which the timber has been
cut
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guthrie PREsnYrERy,
second Days Proceedings OF the
Body Mt Denton.

Body ut Denton.
Denton, Texas. April THE second
DAYS meeting Of the Guthrie Preshytery
Of the Cumberland Presbyterian church
mat here at $3.50 this morning with the
newly elected moderator, Rev, G. B. Hold
ges of Nocona, occupying the chair The
attendance is good. nearly every church
In the district being represented. After
the call TO order and devotional exercise
the moderator appointed committees. VINO
vii, report tomorrow. Rev. ID. c. Dewitt
~ Hillsboro made a short talk on church
extension. Rev. F. P. Flaniken and Elder
8 %. Anderson were chosen delegates 70
The National assembly, with Rev. W. j.
Brewer and Elder j, II. omonunnro az
ternates. Delegates to the synod were
chosen as follows: Revs. J. j. Moore, r..
u Charlton. j. p Russell, 9. r. Goodson'
Elders W. A. Thompson, G. ] Blra, WI
liam Hudson and j Dawkins' aitefhsteS'
Revs. ]. w. Chaffin, G. A. Russell, ,. j.
edwards, H. j. Settle, Elders W. T. Mlp"f'
T. s. Cobb and w. S. Tucker
Prairie Point, a new congregation was
admitted to membership In the Presby-
terry. and r. s. Edwards seated as ue'e
gate. N
collection was taken. amounting 70
about ss5. for students in Tehuacaha cor
lege. .,,,os
The wcman's mission board enter,alne e
the Presbytery tonight with speciAi p'o-
gramme OF songs, recitations etc.
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Bryan, Texas. April s.-Miss Levinia
Mcconnico Is visiting her sister, Mrs, y.
w Hutchinson, in Houston.
Miss Josie Clarke is visiting In Marlin.
Claude Mitchell has gone on business
trlp TO North Texas
Miss Bette Johnson Is visiting friends
In Calvert.
NJ. D. Cole and Miss Ella wilkes have
returned from Marlin.
Following are the teachers from ths
Bryan High school. who attended the Gen.
trail Texas Teachers association at Calvert
yesterday. Profs. Hickman and Moore.
Misses McLelland. Frlley, bearing, West,
Shields and Mrs. Matte Smith
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pairing for district court, went 10 tho
place Where they were always deposit al
ana was very much surprised to iind they
were gone. ! have searched the office
,noioughly. have gone to the bank End
looked every place l can think IL. but no
trace OF them has yet been obtained. Al
! can say is the papers are not here, or II
50, l nave not been able to find then
however, the search for them will be CON
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SMALLPOX SITUATION.
pcnth nd Hcnrict,n.

Honey Grove, Texas, April S,--Mr. Max
Light died at the yeager hotel this even
ing at o'clock with smallpox it being
the first death caused by that disease
here. No new cases. Mrs Max Light and
George Yeager are improving and thought
to be beyond all danger. The balance OF
the Yeager family were moved several
days ago 10 the pesthouse. about one mile
from town.
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Calvert, Texas, April s,--The Central
Texas Teachers association adjourned last
night after an interesting session Among
the large number OF teachers present were
Superintendent Flake OF Navasota; Super
iutendent A. w. Hall. franklin D. Dc
snozo, Bremond; j. NJ. Wolfe. Hearne.
Groesbeck was selected TO be the next
place OF meeting,
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U. q. Y. Election.

Terrell. Texas April s.--J. E, 3. Stuart
camp, United Confederate Veterans, elect
ed the following officers this afternoon:
j. b. Anthony. commander; 2 Q. Neoout'
lrsi lieutenant: Joe Campbell. second
lieutenant: Vic Reinhardt. adjuiant j. W..
Hardin. quartermaater; Pat Hogan, COM
inissary. The camp also elected Pat Ha'
gan and j. d. Gray delegates to the
Charleston, 3. O.. reunion.
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TURNER'S ELECT oFFIoERs.
Organization in "a Flourishing Con
dition.

The annual meeting and election Of of
fcers OF the Turnyerein occurred yester-
day at Turner hall, the following seiec-
tions being made: President, Anton Brun-
ner, vice president, w. W, Schmidt sec
rotary, NJ kaufman; treasurer, Charles
kaufman; directors. Louis Schwartz. G.
H. Rels, Louis Schneider, II. u. Tomsen,
Emile Clede l.. b. Schultz and VIII Dis
sen; trustees, Camille J. Pilot, r. Blaf-
fer and Henry Hartman.
The reports OF the president. secretary
and treasurer all Of which were adopted
us soon as read, showed the organization
60 he In a most aourishlng condition.
Flfty-elght new members have been taken
In during the past year and in point OF
fnances tho verein Is In better shape than
ever before,
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K,I,,ng IN Robert.on County.

Franklin, Texas, April 9.--Ed Guynes
shot and instantly killed his steptaiber-
in-law. Mr.. Ingram. near Calvert last
night. The weapon used was shotgun.
the load entering the mouth. No particu-
lars can BIO obtained here aud no reason
for the deed up to this time, The examin-
ing trial will take place at Calvert tomor-
nos
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statu. in Collin County.

Mckinney, Texas, April SAN tho ex-
posed parties being held in detention tents
in the smallpox infested community Of
Foncine were released this morning after
proper sanitary precautions had been OBJ
served, Only one patient, Joe Taylor.
husband of one of the two ladies to die
with the disease, now has the malady, and
he is convalescing, Strict quarantine reg
ulations are being enforced against the
Joe Taylor home
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S'Hr RECORDS DIsAppEARED.
rch for Them Hns Been I'm
NJ awaiting.

Vha.4 NsHtiinBs
a. ~ Texas, April "a tow days
n a,. n,e getting everything in readiness
Am !. court, which consoaes here
d. XXI county Clerk p. q. Brooks made
Id sns discovery that lndh;i ments
/, 49, ua IN about thirty cases 10 come
k,,p, - me coming term Of court had
tass "sappeared. Nc mention was
ss,,A ne affair before. as vigorous
t III - being made ard il was hoped
HsM .he Post correspondent inter-
sssslne S Esn,y Clerk Brooks anent the
tttr IT, ss snts. Mr.. Brooks said:
l''sssslsn M esath Of Mr.. Alderman tros
hfaasr. ", ~ nc oiilce and proceeded TO
q ~, ,ery'hi1g IL Convenient form;
atlnr !, ,',r week ] did no, l,ok Tor N.
Eck zlers, as Mr. Alderman always
~ M manuscript IN one place, aud
&aaie,, rsrscnsl supervision: 20 I had
Soou' their safe.y. When pre-
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Orange Locals.

Orange. Texas, April a.--Prof n. q se-
bring superintendent Of the city public
schools has received letter from the
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DR.. Ely ANNOUNCES.
NOTES AND PERSONAL.

Lieutenant Alfred w. Drew was here
WAY from Houston.
REPRESENTATIVE Nolan came down from
Austin last night and spent Sunday at
;lns He returned tonight.
Judge Charles W, Ogden and H. Brendei
Y san Antonio and Attorney S. b. Fisher
y Austin We're prominent visitors yester-
~ The two former were here. in the
". Of the big Sullivan Pierce law
w h Alexander Of the local United
WE weather bureau left last night for
"uplngton to receive instructions before
ss. !. to his station at Basse Terrs,
~ :. Avs, West Indies, to which place he
" been assigned
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OIL strncI. M Ennia.

Ennis. Texas. April 9.--The oil well OF
Mr.. e. /. Plttman has reached a depth
Of roo feet and a medium flow OF Oh has
been obtained; also considerable gas es-
capes from the depths below. The wen
is creating considerable interest Mr.
Putnam had samples OF the oil oh *
hihiilon at his Jewelry store. which has
been tested and proved 70 be Tie iTorer
material
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

me fremont: Miss Mamie Arnold,
sss ..ss; z. 7. Under, Marlin; ]. G.
rrsnaausn, Dallas; j. l.. Mullen, city;
M MATES Lynch, w. J. Stanford, Houston;
IN. IN Asnsl Ralph Miss Bolton Geik, Som
r r,ale W. L, Thomas, Brenham. Mrs. c.
~ ssa.cSer and sister, Palestine; F. Rlber,
4 -swrs'on' Sergeant burst, First Texas;
u s. hood, John W. Hood, Cameron; f.
slultz George C. Frederick. New
S.s, =. j. Abolh, Havana; j. w. ".
i . roH Arthur; H, Adler, New York;
az. senten Brenham E. Solomon, New
NJ assi D. 0. Freeman, F. Wentworth,
Nm ,1tki Z. G. Buster and wife, Bren-
Nh. ToWell z. Jackson and wife, Nash
ro,t isnn.; Theodore A. Jasper, New
Dprs, :. G. Allen, Boston; Mrs. NJ. T,
rliy !, can Antonio; Mrs. II. C. Archer,
hsps mexico; G. Carlander, New Or
Id, ~, L. 9, Sweeney, Chicago; n. J..
n. Ntssveland; G. Hightower. Palestine;
nthl., sslnold. Cincinnati; r. n. DAVIS.
Ind AZ. a. 9, Davis, Arcadia; Ed Roy
n lawn, Texas; A. B. Kidd, Harvey
I'M houston; Sam A. Allen, Harris
DsI., =, W. Donley, Joe Davis. ". r.
sssus,,ro us,on; William Singleton, San
1 Is naa,i Charles Marx, New York; A.
D.uysa.cs Meridian; Willard MllIIgan,
y Jsla,,s.; NJ Greene, New Orleans; Il.
firf. wu,ca, Dallas; B, j. Wood, New
hIss p, ~. r. Porter, Conroe; Mrs. and
ian, / Katherine b. Parker. Hous-
Aliopio " steele, Dallas; G. Golhardt, San
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Yeas-ii.
Adams Dies
Bridgers, Evans,
Chambers, Garner,
Cnilders, Gill,
Childs, Greenwood,
Cole, Grogan,
Cross, Jones
Derden. Kennedy,
Kittrell, Savage.
Nc Anally, Shelburne,
Mcfarland. Staples,
Mckamy, Stewart
Meitzen, Sutherland.
mercer, Harrington,
Murray, Taryer.
Neh. Teagle,
Parish, Thomas Of Fanniu.
Peery, Vaughan
Pfeuffer, Walton.
Phillips, Lampasas, Wcoten,
Russell
Nays-se.
Allen of Hopkins, Lane,
Ayers, Lillard.
Barbee, Lloyd.
Barrett, Marsh,
Bean. Mcclellan,
Beatty, Mcdowell
Blount. Mcclellan,
Bolin, Morris.
Caldwell, Morrow,
Calvin, Oliver.
Clements, Palmer,
Cooke, Powell,
Conoly, Ratcliff,
Decker, Robertson of Bell,
Doroh, Rochelle,
Ellis, Shropshire,
Goodlett, Smith OF Grayson,
Goodman, Smith of Collin,
Graham, Tate,
Henderson, Brnsos, Terrell,
Henderson, Lamar, Wells.
Howard, Willacy,
Hurley, Wilrodt.
Absent.
Allen of Colorado, Mastersou,
Bailey. Maxwell,
Bennett, Monroe,
Browne, Murphy,
Collins, Nolan,
Cup, Pitts,
Dean, Robertson, Harrison,
Eckols. Scurry.
Frost shannon,
Garrett, Stripping,
Gordon, Tompkins,
Grubbs, Wheless,
Little. Wright,
Livssy.
Absent--Excused.
Crawford Rogers,
Hamilton. SAMSON,
Lake, Schluter,
Looney, Thomas Of Wiss
Phillips of Camp, Tucker,
Poole.
II have opposed taking up bills out OF
their regular order from the fact that
more time is consumed in efforts by mem
bers 10 set bills, than it would take to
pass the pending bill but vote aye upon
The motion to make House bill Nc 2s2
special order for Friday ntxt at O'CLOCK
because | think this bill should become
a law. and unless 1t is set for an early
date there is no hope of passing libel
law during this session.
"Pfeuffer."
I'VE vote no on the mo ion 10 take up
this bill out of its regular order. because
there are now pending many bills affect,
ing public interest, some of which iius'
await their call regularly. and all havinE
merit. we are tisinclined to glve preced-
ence to nre over the other, when we know
the preferred bill will provoke long dis
cussion and consume time in talking thai
would otherwise he utilized in the Pas
sage of salutary and needed laws.
Cooke,
Beatty"
az vote mo- not because / am oppose!
TO taking up the libel bill, but because
am opposed to making special orders, a
they cause endless confusion and delay.
Smith of Grayson."
The newspapers OF Texas can now Sc
who are their friends In the legislature
at least some of their friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-27
BRIDGEPORT.


George O'Kelley is home from Cam
bridgeboro Springs.
Miss Lille Meyer was the guest Of
Mrs. Elmer Robertshaw yesterday.
Fred Selby resigns his position at
J. c. Dents drug store the first of the
week.
Geo. Brestle, of West Bridgeport, is
confined to his home i'll with the ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Reed, of Pittsburg, who has
been the guest of Mrs. n. Y. F. Will
son, returned home yesterday.
The dance to be given in the Opera
House this evening by the Orientals
promises to be largely attended.
Williams returned to Cleveland yes
terday after a couple weeks visit here.
Where will the Congressional con-
yention be held is the question occG,
plying the minds of many Republicans
here at present.
Park Alexander left for Niagara, N.
Y, yesterday morning to attend the
convention of the Bella THETA Pi, =
college fraternity.
President Huskins, of the Ohio min
ers' union, left yesterday morning for
Cambridge, having been the guest OF
secretary T. L. Lewis.
The remains of Peter Tena, the
miner killed by fall OF slate at the
Rock Hill mines, were inferred at
LinWood cemetery yesterday.
DR.. C. C. Cole was entertaining DR..
J. G. Wilson, of Flushing, yesterday.
Dr. Wilson returned but a few weeks
ago from the Philippines, where he
was a surgeon in the army.
Misses Helen Dunlevy, Anna Lee
Cook, LYDIA Brannon and Grace Tur-
ner went out to Leatherwood last eve
ming and will leave with Mrs. Lewis
Steenrod this morning to camp oul
for several days.
Tuesday evening a stranger suppos-
ed to be from Martins Ferry, VINO
imbibed too freely in the flowing bowl
and about four o'clock yesterday
morning turned in at a hotel minus
his coat, hat and pocket book. Par
ties about the building found them on
Bank street and returned them 10 tno
owner when he got Strengthened up.