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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-29

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. April oS.-
The West Virginia University base ball
team started on Its eastern trip tonight
and will play about ten games before
Its return. beginning on Saturday with
one iagalnst the Naval Academy team
at Annapolis. The manager took along
with him Dent. Printz. Altman. Shelby,
Bowman, Anderson, Cooper. McWhor-
ter, Miller Llewclyn and Deming. The
team Is confident OF winning nearly ufl
of its scheduled games. In addition to
the games mentioned In these dis
patches 1t will play two games against
the University Of Virginia, at Char
loiiesrille. and one against the Unlrer-
sity OF North Carolina. at Lynchburg.
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r . . o. r. Z. ~
wharf and return, leaving the landing
at 7:20 o'clock.
David Roderick and John o. Jones.
who purchased the Gaylord coal works
the fore part OF the week. have sold an
undivided one-third interest to George
D. Rowland. il
Prof. II. w. stewar, left last night
for Bethany college. where he viii act
us an adjudicator in an oratorical con-
test.
Fiate Mill No. /. at the Aetno-Stand-
ard, knocked or yesterday to allow
needed repairs to be made to furnaces.
Rev. Plnkerton. Of Allegheny. will
preach at United Presbyterian church
Tomorrow, beth morning and evening.
Mrs. Harry Humphreville will be up
from Marietta to-day. to attend the
funeral OF Lott II. Joy.
A number from here have made ar
rangements to take In the excursion TO
Canton Tomorrow.
Mr.. Dan Darleigh us Isl StebblRs."
Will be the attraction at the opera house
Tuesday evening.
There will be large pays made at the
Laughlin and Aetna Standard mills to-
day. fl
G. W. Burson. of Trondafe, Ohio, is
visiting his brother on Hanover street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenworthy Hoge viii
spend Sunday Canton relatives.
Isaac Cox Will 80 to Graysville, Ohio,
to-day to visit relatives. -
Charles Lewis will so to East Liver
pool to-day on business. 7Jt
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tstate Senator, 18th, District, Chicago, I'LL
Hon. John J. Morrison, 22s Reaper
Block, Chicago, ILL.,, State Senator from
the Fifteenth Senatorial District Getty
Of Chicago), writes: ~ can strongly
recommend Pe-ru.ha I took tho mcdi.
elmo for flvc months end am now totally
cured. ! learned of Pe.ru-na through
your advertisement. 1t has been two
years since I was cured and / consider
my cure durable. It cu.cs when all
other remedies fail.
~ beg leave to express for the good Of
the public my proof with tho illnstrious
catarrh remedy, Pe-ru-na. I was dis
tressed with catarrh for nine years.
tried many remedies without any bono
fit. My catarrh was located mainly in
the head. I applied to several doctors
but they were not able to cure me-"
Pe-ru-na is not q cure-all. Nothing of
the sortis claimed for it; indeed, there
Is no such medicine. Pe.ru.nn cures ca
tarrh wherever located In the body by
Its specific action on the vasa-motor sys-
TEN Of nerves. These nerves control
every blood vessel of tho body, regulat-
Ing exactly the amount of blood which
is allowed to flow through them.
Its claimed for Pe-ru-na only that it
restores tho efficient action Of tho vasa-
motor system Of nerves. This is all it
will do This is all that yvo clnir, ~ will
do. But we insist that II it is taken per-
sistently and according 10 directions that
twill do this. But in doing this what
vast multitude OF disorders is miti-
gated, not because Pc-ru-na is cure-all.
but because SO many maiadies depend
upon asingle cause. Pe-ru.na is single
in its effect. o
DR.. Hartman's lectures on "Wintor
Catnrrh" sent free. Address The Peru
ma Drug Manufacturing Company, Co
1umhus, Ohio.
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Tonight at o'clock the Martins
Ferry Cornct Band, under the direction
of Prof ]. W. Schoileld, will give the
first OF n series of open air concerts ut
the corner Of Fourth and Hanover
streets. The band under the new dlrec-
tor. hns made rapid strides towards
perfection and n surprise IL In store for
those who will lend an ear.
Ross D. Robinson reached New York
City Thursday evening from Porto Rico
ana will arrive In this city Tonight,
a special choir composed OF Messrs.
Lee Morris and Chester Lloyd and Mrs.
Fred Jones and Miss Belle Taylor, will
furnish the music at the Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow morning.
The Jolly Friends" n social organI-
cation, will give n farewell reception In
the Jr. o. u. a. NJ. hall tonight, In
honor of Daniel Isaac. who leaves to-
morrow for his old home In Wales.
"Imogcne or the Wltch's Secret" to
be produced by IT. Mary's literary so
Clcty Mt the opera house to.night, prom
lscs to be n largely attended and UNI
usually pleasing production.
A man named Kelley, residing in
Wheeling, received bad strain while
working Mt the Actna-S Standard mill
yesterday morning, and had TO be re-
moved to his home.
Providing street cars arc not In mo-
ton by evening, the ferryboat Con-
veycr Will make Il trip to Wheeling
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TRY ALIENS EOOT=EASE,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
At thia season your feet feel swollen
nervous nnd hot. and get tired easily. IN
you have smnrtlng feet or tight shoes. try
Aliens Foot-Engc II cOos tho feet AMI
makes walking cnsy. Cures swollen md
sweating foot, bllsiers md calloua Spoig,
Relieves cons and h,inlons OF NIL pain
and gives rcat and comfort. Try Il to-day,
Sold by all druggists and shoe b.oTcs for
&c. Trial packaG" FREE. Address, Allen
S. 0ifnstcd, La hoy. N. Y. tth&s
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MOUNDSYILLE BUDGET,
Yesterdays News From Marshal
County's Chief City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
The programme for the Wheeling Dis
trict Epworth, League convention to be
held here Nay IS and 10. is almost COM
plete. and everything indicates that
this will be the best convention In the
history of the district organization. DR..
S. V. Leech, Of Morgantown, has been
secured for 4 lecture on the last night,
and other prominent speakers will be
here throughout the entire convention.
The high school commencement exer-
cises Will be held next Friday night. a;
the school hall. There are seven grad
untes, as follows: Misses Anna NJ. Grli-
fifth, Bertha d. RisiIger. Mary L. Rob-
erts. Anna c. Roberts. Mary B. Bowiy,
and Messrs. Merton Carroll and CLAIR
ence S. Potter.
Miss Minnie, the fourteen-year-oid
daughter Of l.. F. Bowman. OF near the
coal mine, died yesterday morning, of
typhoid fever. The family had moved
from Be1Iafre to the city only few
months ago The funeral will occur to-
morrow at 2 o'clock p. m.
The first Issue Of the MoundsvIlle
Daily Herald will appear Monday even
Ing at o'clock. II Will be Republican
In politics aud will doubtless meet with
q liberal support from our citizens and
the peopl. OF Marshall county.
The people of Moundsvillc will be glad
to learn that Rev. S. II. Doyle. former
pastor of the Presbyterian church here,
has received call to prominent
church In Detroit, Mich. at a salary Of
$1,000.
c. c. Mathews. Dr. r. W. Hall and
Daniel Younken are home from attend
Ing the state enca mpment OF the G. A.
r. at Terra Alta. The cncampmcns
next year Will be held in this city.
The J.. T. l.. entertainment at the W.
c. T. U. hall last night was great sue
cess. The programme showed care In
preparation and the large audience ap-
preciated the efforts of the little onss.
Miss bessie, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
D. c. Lutes OF Rosbv's Rock died at
her home Thursday evening, OF typhoid
fever. The funeral will be held this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Arthur McGarT, an aged farmer OF
Fork Ridge, died early yesterday morn
Ing. from the inilrmitieS OF old age,
Funeral services to-day al o'clock .. m,
1nterment at Oak Grove cemetery.
Frank Carothers had the thumb OF his
LETT hand badly cut and torn on q CIR
cular saw yesterday. IL Mace & COM
pany's planning mill.
Richard Chaddock was staking off
the ground yesterday. for n new resi-
dence a, the north end of Lafayette av-
enue.
Rev. W. a. Williams pastor OF the
Presbyterian church here, is away on a
three weeks vacation.
The school board will meet Wedncs-
day evening, 10 close up the business OF
the school year.
w II. Daily, of Parkersburg, has re-
turned to his home after few days
visit here.
Robert Watson and Frank Stephen
son. OF Cameron. were In the city yes
terday.
Misses Maggie Rulong. who has been
rerS sick. Ia able to be about the house
agnin.
Cyrus Lutes. the Filth street grocer,
has n new delivery wagon.
W. w. Echols OF Wheeling, was In
the city yesterday.
William Rlakcmore. OF Grant avenue,
Is dangerously III.
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HON. EDWARD DIVER.
lscnator 18th District, Chicago, I'LL

lSenotor l7tn District, Chicago, I'LL
Hon. Edward Dwycr, State Senator,
Seventeenth Senatorial District, Chi.
cago, Ill, writes: Pe-ru.na cures when
all other remedies fail. + can heartily
recommend Pc-ru.na as ! catarrh rem.
edy. 1t has been two years since was
cured, and l consider my euro perma-
nent. I took the remedy for two months
md am now entirely cured. I learned
ofthe remedy, Pe-ru-na, through friends.
I applied to several, doctors but they
wcrc not able to cure me. tried many
remedies without avail.
"My catarrh was located chiefly iu
the head. Twas afflicted with catarrh
for seven years. I desire to express for
tho benefit Of tho public my experience
with the famous catarrh remedy, Pc
no."
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Whcclins's
Progressive Spirhhor

II IVY e'''<FF Y .N0T-fIfVFs
William Joy, OF Broadway. received
n telegram from McKccsport, Pa, yes,
terday morning. conveying the sad but
not unexpected news OF the death Of his
fnthcr. Lott II. JOY, which occurred at
that place nj O'Clock Thursday after
noon. Deceased was well known tn this
vicinity, having for number OF years
managed the Whitaker iron works. OF
Wheeling. and has for the past sixty
one years been connected with the man
ufacture OF iron. Ills remains will be
brough; to Wheeling tomorrow morn
Ing Mt 1920, over the Baltimore 6 Ohio
Grad and intcrrment will occur at
Greenwood Cemetery.
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things right when the
feminine organism is
weak or diseased. II Is
DR.. pierce's Favorite
Prescription. 1t re-
stores perfect health to
the weakened organs,
and makes them strong,
clean and virile. It
makes wifehood happy,
and motherhood easy.
1t barishes morning
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President Howell last night wired
Nick Young for his decision in the
Woodlock- Maizena, case, but 1t was not
forthcoming. Weoaiock Is wanted by
Wheeling. but even II Maizena, Is secured
he will likely be sold 70 Syracuse.
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ll-Acre Fruit and Poultry Farm for Sale

at n sacrifice. All planted In fruit or the
choicest and most proiiia Bile kinds includ-
berries. Ideal location. on n bIgh riJr,
and good piked road to the railroad sta
tlon. Good house, stable, poultry houses
and. outbuiidings, 4 beautiful and yaiua-
BILE home. Come ana See 1t. or write to
W. u. GIBSON,
ap25-G West Alexander Pa,
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a SLUGGTNG MATCU.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-When the Balti-
morcs Ind scored two runs In thu ninth
inning to-day. Gafrney called the game on
account or darkness. after nearly three
hours play, the Oriocs Winning by l2 to
il on even innings II was a slugging
match, In which FIVE pitchers were used,
Dunn being forced to retro from an In
jury sustained In sliding to second. The
throwing being especially on color. The
Batimores stoio bases at WILL Mccain
made the first home run OF the season here
with two men on bases. Score:
r II Z
brooklyn ....".5 l . 0 0 0 0 2-liI5
Earned runs, Baltimore q, Brooklyn. C.
Batteries. Miller. Howell and Robinson,
Dunn, Castor. McJames and Farrell! Um-
pircs. Gafrney and Andrews. Time OF
game, 2:5J. Attendance, 3,GC0.
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REFRESHING : nourlshlnE = Salts.
flying. The verdict given Cooks Imper.
iai Champagne Extra Dry, by connols-
seurs,
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= lolis 70 have. the wife lie loves
take the right remedy 10 restore her to
true womanly health. Most men don't
know that When q woman is weak, nerv-
GUS, irritable and respondent. there is
invariably something. radically wrong
with the delicate feminine organs with
which her entire physique is in sensitive
touch. There is one, and just one REM
edy, tried and proven, that will put
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BASE Bali. COMMENT.

President Howell and Manager Lyle
are preparing for the base ball opening
on Monday, and all that remains to as
sure success Is the settlement of the
street car strickland good weather.
Last night the route OF the parade was
decided upon. The start will be made
at the Howell, and the route will be as
follows: Down Water. to Fourteenth, to
Main. to Twenty-fifth. TO Chaplinc. to
Twenty-second. to Market. to Tenth
and across the suspension bridge and
the Island TO the park. The parade
moves ut 1870 O'Clock, with the Opera
House band In the lead. and carriages
following In this order:
First .CarriaEe-Mayor Sweeney, Con-
gresham Dorei,er, President Powc. and
President Howell.
Second CIrrlnEe-Ex-P President Iiouck
and Director Ridscly. of the Springfield
club, and President Pearcc and Secretary
Jonas. OF the New Castle club.
Third and Fourth Carringes-The Wheel
ing team.
Fifth and Sixth Carrluges-Thc New
Castle team.
As mentioned yesterday. Mayor Swec-
ncy will pitch the first bail and its quail
ity will be adjudged by Congressman
Dovcner.
This afternoon the Whcelings cross
bats with the Acme Giants, the colored
club from Pittsburgh. which has num-
Der OF fine players, some OF whom are
good enough FOR the fastest profession
nj company. The game will be called at
$3.50. For Wheeling Cummins, Mahaf-
fey and Wells wifi pitch three innings
each. The Wheeling batting order is rs
follows.
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Persons entering guesses at the
counting roomG arc requested to enclo3:
them In envelopes properly addressed
When entered loose they may be mis-
f,{,
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&nernL NoNcra.
I\ISSOI.u1ToN.

d ''o''0 'o.''
Tho co-partncrship heretofore existing
between N. Marsh. VIM. ". Marsh and J.
". pehmcl, under the style and iirrn name
cigars and tobacco. a, No. 10 Twelfth
street. has this day hcon dissolved by mu.
tuni consent, j. III Dchmef retiring. The
bus hcHs will atIlI be continued by the re-
manning partrera who are author
lzrd 10 settle all claims and accounts Wo
desire to think our patrons for past fnvorS
ana trust we may have tho pleasure OF
srrvinE theta Il, the future,
80, " MARSH &; SON.
Wheeling. ". Va. April IL, 1870.
a2.5.27.23
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TRIED THREE PITCHERS.
WASHINGTON. fAprIl 2S.-New York
tried three pitchers to-day. and with the
exception of Coakley. who finished the
game, they were. wild and ineffective At
tendance, 800. Score:
RH Z
Washington IL 0 3 s 0 0 o 0-l2 u 1
New York .....O 0 0 0r3-.S 3 0
Earned runs. Washington s. New York 2.
ley, Senchrist, Carrick and Grady. Um-
pire;. Hunt and Connolly. Time. 2:l5.
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1lcdiraL.

HAnIEsI Chichester, English Pcunuoyal Phi.
III .n,'n"oi ilr.n@h pro tho prRt. Ssl'. il.ll,,a,,
tn, 70 oA,t. sfd T.. .,,1Is, e lnrLsl,'. "K.rt
Caielieaser Cheiaisaf Co., philzaa.. IA.
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WHEN HE couRrEp You

BE didn't complain Il you were d little
respondent or irritable at times Now
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Zeal estate.
FOR RENT.

No. as Main ST.. rooms. Ist floor.
No. lcg Fourteenth, street.............s2 500 90
No. SC Seventeenth street. lG "
No. 3Ol3 Chaplinc street............... IL 90
No. u South York strect.............. 20 W
No. 90 Sixteenth street, bottliHs eel
Tar .............-.....-...... 1. W
No. 81 Sixteenth street, store room. 10 90
No. "a Sixteenth street. store room
anu roO1llS, ................,....... 10 W
No. ?5QS Main .:,........ 9 ~
Hotel or restaurant, Washington,
Pa. furnished or unfurnlshed.
No.sS1 Twentieth street. ................ u 90
No. llN Charles street..-...; -.:.:-.-.- $ %
i-roomed house on Eleventh street,
east Of McColioch street. 500
FOR SALE
Main street residence. r
Chapllne street residence.
Market street business property.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CoGHLAN SAW THE GAME.


PHILADELPHIA, April cS.-CnptaIn ].
W. CoGhlan, Lieutenant Commander T.
W. Phelps and other officers OF the United
States cruiser Raleigh, who came here
to participate In the ceremonies attending
tho unwilling OF the Grant monument ard
Dewey Day. witnessed to-dny's National
League game between tho Philadelphia
and BOSTON tcnms. The Manila boys
saw two innings before their presence
became generally known, and they re-
celfcd an o"atio3. The players OF both
toarns lined M across the pitchers box
and iSn:e three cheers, In which they were
Joined by nearly 50O1 spectators. Captain
CGghlnn and Commander Phelps rose and
bowed their acknowledgment OF the cour-
teSy. After the game tho naval heroes
were surrounded by the crowd, and
ch"ercG to the echo.
The gnme was n bcluilfu, exhibition Of
hase ball, Orth. who pitched for the
Philics, wls invlncih,c, Stahl making
RostGn'S only hit of consequence, a
tlcbulr Two OF Nichols bases on balls
resulted III runs for tho Phiiiics, Tho
fielding OF both teams was almost perfect
Score:
Boston ........0 0 0 0 0 0 90 /
Philadelphia o o 0 90 . &C s
Earned runs. Philadelphia .. batteries.
Nichols and Clark; Orlh and Douglass.
Empires. EmSin and Mcdonald. Time OF
game, l;iO. Attendance. AIS.
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Go to Mozart l'nrls Tomorrow.
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SersonaL

A NJ 30. INCOME $500. ANTICIPATE
~ failure. but venture unconventional
method to find n loving husband. Land
lady. l2S East SiXtieth street, New York
City.
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GA . ToREA.
Boar. tho nlh Kind You Haa ASavs Bought
''s, q mz14zz1z1e
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A sure lNYESTMENT...FSSRR, OR; SALE 1,5I4,.,,

A two-story Brick Dwelling. md Lot, on
west side OF Main street, three doors north
OF Eighth street. Most desirable location.
Very best nelghborhood.
Building sites in Pleasant Valley, be-
tween Edg!ngton Lane and Se!bcrts Gar
den. Second elevation from one to five
acres.
Large piece OF ground on East Nc Colloch
street. near Baker street. Ills ieot front by
20 feet TO creek
Eight building lots on East McColloch
street. \ fine building lot on Lind street.
Twe-st0ry frame, six rooms Lot 50 by
100 feet. corner Thrly-rourth and Chap
line streets. with front part Of Alhambra
Rink on It. opposite Wood Bros Planning
FOR RENT-May !, Brick Tfoiisc Ten
rooms and bath room. Fifteenth and ia
cob street Office room hcst'In the city,
In Masonic Temple building. on Market
street Jnniior. heat. light and elevator
service free.
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he does. Hes
the same, man.
He didn't un-
deItand then.
II c d ocsntt
now. Then he
thought it was
caprice and
liked it. Now
aks it is caprice
loesn't like it.
W he's busy get
oney,
ID the full truth
More than anS-
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NNEKTED y SIITT-OCT.
y PITTSBURGH. April ?S-The base bail
season was opened here to-day with fine
wcnthc'. tho usunl parade. n large crowd
and II GOOD game. Pittsburgh was OUTLAY.
ed at every point. but played good, ,In-
hill game, and saved shut-out In tho
last inning by Donovan'g thrcc-barger
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What Next" the comedy In three
acts, to be given By the pupils OF Cen
trail scitol at CITY Hall. "Wednesday,
May 49, has the following cast: u.
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. lGl.
Main street. apt
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AS mentioned yesterday. Mayor Swee-
ncy will pitch the first bail and its quail
lty will be adjudged by Congressman
Dovcner.
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PURCELL'S STREET CASE
Judge Townsend at Ardm0re Decides
in the City's FaVOF.


Guthrie. o. T, July 10.-At Ardmore
Friday Judge Townsend. Of the United
States court, decided an interesting ques-
ton affecting every town that is incoT-
39orated in the Chickasaw nation. 1t grew
out Of an attempt by the city council Of
Purcell 10 remove a fence ohstruct!ng
what they claimed was a certain street
in the town. The Purcell Mill and Ele-
vatOr company claimed TO be the owner
-'of the lots and grounds in Purcell, OBJ
Jained a temporary injunction against the
city of Purcell. restraining them from
cutting the fence where said streets were
supposed to be. and referred the matter
10 be heard before Hon. James z. Humph-
ley, as special master in chancery. The
special master reported that there had
been a dedication of the streets by r.
]. Love the original proprietor OF Pur-
cell, by pat showing said streets, and
ny the sale of large portion of the street
in qestion was never actally used by the
public. The master reported that incor-
Vorations of towns in the Chickasaw ma
ton presupposed streets and that lots
were bought in good faith and the pur-
Chasers thereof had a right TO the dedi-
cation OF the streets; that the possessor
NJ said streets merely held them in trust
Cor the heneAt Of the incorporated town
~ Purcell whenever the same should be
Incorporated. and that the Incorporation
placed in the city authorities the right to
control the streets dedicated in said own
and remove distractions thererrom. The
Judge affirmed the masters report and
dissolved the injunction.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

fna.ails''on %, ofBesr4-siso' % Pissssrl
Cararf ~ 2 Mofern Tor:i>s. taia gVsa-
Ing. \ frI atenianoe = issifei
wichita IS. O.. T L. I'll haif = HsotS ~
meeting az thelr bsaSq1a--ers. Ezs's
S5-t1 Main, on Tuss6ay m ,rning. Juiy
u. az 5'ciork "a - - ~ Mrs. Es;R
atorg are cordially i1yl;si.
EeEu.ar meeting % a. Woman's Hons
Miszbonafy s7-issy - us F1fsi 81 r.
church all net IN tn cbsreh Wssnssdsy
July =. a. - s'ciork ~ fhis Ni -
toe lat meeting un,H September. Ne &C.
sire If-Ts aff~o-isncs - inupgFtaus bus.-
r1ess - - prr-rsisl 80 the ladiea. On
es-H o., - soe.siy vi entertain.
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