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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-03
THE RIVER,


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. 6 a, IN.
Partnerships. BEN IiUR, ii n. nj.
Sistersv!llc. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Newport, .....IEWEL. II q. nj.
Steubenville. T. NJ. BAYNE. go p. m,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. GREENWOOD. $50 n. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD. II n. nj.
Mntamoras. LEXINGTON, II n. m.
Sistersviiic. RUTH. $50 p. m.
ClarIngton.. LEROY. $3.50 y. IN.
S,eubcnville. r. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m,
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, n. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA. : n. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE. Il. nj
GAINESVILLE. ..LORENA, . n. m.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY. S n. m.
SteuheRpillc. JEWEL, s n. N.
S!stersville. LEROY, a. IN.
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Musical Wheeling has had plenty of
excitement and things of interest this
week, embracing preparations for the
Saengertest at Cincinnati! and partlcipa-
ton in to-day's EIsteddfod. the antIcl-
pated hearing OF the New York Ladies'
Trio and Miss Lillian Carlsnith, and
continued rehearsals OF the Three
Black Nantes" The coming week
holds the election of officers for the
next season OF the Woman's Musical
Club, which ends its fourth season with
lis appearance at the Park Casino this
afternoon.
The Woman's Club meets this after
noon at l o'clock, In the Mlllgan. VIII
Kin & Company music rooms to- 4 final
rehearsal, after which the train for the
Casino will be taken at Twelfth street.
All members are expected 10 be prompt
" at the place OF meeting.
Election OF officers for the coming
season Of the Womnn's Musical CLUB
VIII be held next Monday evening at S
o'clock, ut Niiligan. Wilkin e Com
PdHs fH'iSic room. All mem DerS, H.
struInental and vocal. are requested &C
Intend. report OF the past seasons
condition mnsically and financially, will
be read at that time.
The Three Black Nantes" will be
tehearsed ut the Opera House every uf-
terno0n and evening o. the coming
week The public production will occur
at the Park Casino. June 20 and 81 1t
Is pleasureablT anticipated.
The last number OF The Musical Tenn
Pc. journal devoted to the interests
OF the mandolin, guitar and banjo,
contains 4 very catchy and tunefu.
composition for the mandolin. cake
walk and two-step. entitled "A Lucky
Coon" written by Fred C. Meyer. for
merry of this city.
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OIL CITY-RIver feet inches and
falling. Clear and pleasant.
OWNSVILLEi-River feet 7
inches and rising.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet s
inches and stationary. Cloudy and
warm.
GREENSBORO-Riv S feet 6 Inches
and stationary. Fair and pleasant.
P1TTSBURGH-Rive feet and
rising. Clear and warm.
STFUBENffLLE River s feet z
inches and falling. Clear and warm.
POINT PLEASANT-River 12.6 feet
and rising. Cloudy.
CINCINNATl-RIver lis feet and
risinU. Clear.
EFANSVlLLE-River los feet and
falling. Clear and hot.
CAIRO-Rlver 27.2 feet and falling,
Fair and warm.
LOuISNlLLE-Rivcr falling: 6.l feet
in canal; al feet on falls H. feet be-
low locks Cloudy ana hot.
MEMPFlS-Rlvcr cl.9 feet and fall
ing, fail OF IS. Clear and hot.
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BELLAIRE-L. Grella & Son. ]. Rc!tz.
J. 4. Green, J. ". letters. Mrs. J. Nc
K~vey. Jos. Clements, N. L. Days, Frey
81 os. ". J. Keller, | Dean, !. l.. F'awcett.
MARTINS FERET-Theo. SIcdgrass.
II. ltumphrcville. krin Bros, S. Husklns.
S. Linn.
Observation-Disclosures Bros. E.
VALLEY GROVER. H. Bowman.
ELM GRONE-M. G. Hamilton. ]. G.
Raal
RONEY'S POIET--L. ". Blayncy
TRIApELPaTA-AIrs Martin Wagner.
NEW CUMDERLAND-Por supply
BRILLIAET, oHIo-F. spcidel. Nc
Cuiir Bros.
VEL. SnrRG-J. NJ. Rodgers.
BENWoOD-TelIey & Sands, Lineber-
ger d Hunter.
FULTON-Al. kl!nkler.
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Parks Sunday Concert

The following programme will be rem
dered Sunday afternoon at Wheeling
Park by the Wheeling Opera House
Military brass band. under the direction
Of Prof. E. ". Spell:
On. PART I.
Misunderstanding to Hanover. .Losey
Orerture--''Co COMEDY. Keller Bella
SELECTIONS from the comic opera, The
HlShwnyman" ................De koven
Waltz-"Sueno de Maria" (Mary's
DiedLH) ..........'-............. .letTlS
PART II.
Overture-"GIlderoy" .............. .Bennet
Song-"Because". by Mnckle
Excerpts from Herbert's comic opera,
The Serenade" .........arr. by Langley
Alabama Echoes" .................. Enoch
Fantasia on American Airs. .Catiin
PART III.
March-'The Idols Eye" Herbert
Selection. I'm Gay. New York" 90. ;kerkcr
Parody on The Arkansaw Traveller.
introducing solo for every instru,.
ment ............ LovcnberS
"Morcedux de Salon" H.......,. Bollman
Golap-"The Boomerang. Rose
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No More Rheumatism.
BRIEF MENTIONINGS.
vents IN and About the City Given in
n NufuI,olI

Events tn ana About fbeCtty Given In
n Nutshell.
Mullen Division, A. o. H., will picnic
at Mozart Park. June 90.
The council committee on real estate
meets Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Yesterday. In Clerk Robertson's Office,
the Wills OF Fred Knu,b. sr. and ]. A.
Walker were admitted to probate.
The Wheeling high school pupils will
give an entertainment at the school hall
next Tuesday evening.
Officer Joseph Dudley OF the Eighth
ward, the pioneer Of the police force In
using q wheel. rode proudly over his
native heath on brand new bike"
ypStprd1y
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HERE AND THERE.

HATS, off!,n tiger and three times threel
Wave welcomes proud to Company G!
GLADDEN. the boys, dust-stained and brown
Cheer them back to the old home town.
Fill the air with the music sweet,
As over they tramp each well loved street!
Bonny brave lads, with flag and drum.
Back from the fevers and Guns they come;
Back from the camps across the foam.
To rest and peace In home sweet home
Stir their hearts with the thrill OF pride,
In greetings ringing far and wide:
Honor the boys as they're marching by;
Shout till the echoes reach the sky!
Rooray! hooray! both you and me
Hooray all round Tor Company G!
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lnal beautifully cared ebony case,
lined with blue velvet. Upon the outer
cover is carved the Richmond monu-
ment, surm0uRteG with the Washington
statue. and at the base the statues Of
George Mason. Thomas jefferson. Cen
eral Lewis and Patrick Henry.
The seal was brought to this country
in q vessel which ran the blockade at
Charleston. South Carolina, and was
thence conveyed to Richmond. 1t re-
manned there until the fall of Richmond
| and was taken TO Mr.. Boteter's home
and Is now the property OF his daughter.
The Junior Circle of The Kings
Daughters held Il charming soiree at the
residence of DR.. II. II. Harrison, Island,
Thursday evening.
| Miss Genevieva Thomas and Miss
Anne Harris. of Leavenworth. Kansas,
are house guests at the Allen Howell
homestead. Bethany pike.
|
Mrs. Mary Delaplaine, OF Chapiine
street. is in New York, where she ac-
companieG her daughter, Miss Hu!da
Delaplalne, who sails With the Nc
Courtney5 to-day for England.
Mrs. Andrew II. Patterson is expected
home from Havana next week. 1t is
understood that the family will join Mr..
Patterson in Cuba next winter.
Miss Emma Forbes, daughter of Hon,
and Mrs. Hannibal Forbes. OF Elm
Grove, and sister of Mrs. Charles How
ard Simpson, is home from school for
the summer vacation.
Miss Ella and Miss Mae Belle Howell,
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. Allen
Howell vii! entertain ut the family
homestead on Bethany pike. Tuesday
evening, In honor Of their house guests,
Miss Thomas and Miss Harris, of
Lcavenworth. Kansas.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. EIupp. OF Four
tcenth street are taking river trip on
the City OF Pittsburgh.
Mrs. JoIlffc. of New York City, who
has been spending several months with
her daughter. Mrs. Frank LcMoync
Hupp leaves for Lake George. Tuesday.
Mr.. c. c. lIo!lway ana wife. formerly
Miss Nellie Warren. have moved Into
their new home on Fourteenth street
Dr. and Mrs. a. +. Hustled. OF North
Main street, are entertaining Miss Dan
can, OF Ciurksburg. as their guest.
The family Of Hon. Charles ". Brock
unlcr. OF North Mala street. lcf; for tho
east yesterday. Later in the summer n
journey through the Domtnlon OF Cana
da VIII be made with SIR. Sam Hugh
BrockurIer now located there.
:ra. Wccms, OF Quincy. H.. IS housc
guest at the residence OF Mr.. d. Garth
Hcanc. Lcatheraood.
The Robert e. Lee chaprer Of The
Daughters Of the confedcracy. with It's
bountful entertainment 10 tho dclcgntcB
TO the annual convention Of tie atuic
organization. assembled In this city; Inc
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Miss Louise Todd Baird.

Miss Louise Todd Baird. conspicuous
member OF the West Virginia Daughters
OF the Confederacy. now In session here, Is
the youngest child OF the late DR.. George
Baird and Mrs. Margaret McC6llopgh
Baird. and sister OF Mrs. George vardy.
Miss Baird having been advnntageously
educated. Is recognized as one OF the city's
brilliant and leading young women, and
an especial favorite of Wheeling society.
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MAY WEATHER.

From figures furnished by Weather
Observer Christian Schnepf and Wharf
master John Crockard. the Intelligent
Ger has compiled the following weather
and river report for the month OF May:
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Upright Piano for Sale.

We have n used Uprigh, Piano. beau.
tiful Ebony case. la octaves, In per.
fect condition. which We offer for sli5
with stool and cover. This Is n bargain
Come and see 1t.
=. w. BAtfs{ER co.
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One OF the interesting features in con-
ncction with the meeting OF the State
Society OF the Daughters OF the ConfcG-
eracy yesterday wac the exhibition Of
one OF the most valuable relies OF the
Confederate government. which Is now
owned by Mrs. Helen Pendlcton, Of
Shepherdstown. Jefferson county. who
Is the daughter OF the late Col. Eotc.cr,
an ante-bellun member Of Congress and
Il leading member Of the Confederate
! Congress. Mrs. PendIcton is vice pres
ident OF the Daughters OF the Confcd-
eracy for West Virginia. ana is the
guest Of Col. and Mrs, Robert white.
The relic referred to Is the original
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Arias:-- IT.
la) There was an Ancient King"
(b) Gavottc from '.allgnon'. j. Thomas
Miss Carllsm!th.
(a) "Berceuse".. Gounod
(b) "Tarantefie". ...,............. Pepper
Miss Van Den Hende.
Plano solo-.'Rhapsodie".. List
Miss Schiller.
Trio-"Allegro' I. .......,.........,.....F oote
New York Ladies' Trio.
Ia my Love Is Like a Rose."Dc Koven
b) :Say Yes. Ninon". Dardelot
~ Miss Carllsmth.
Violin SOLOS,
ta) ''AdagIo" .........................R les
(b) Perpetual Notion. Ries
49,. Ei Miss Becker.
Irish. Folk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Foote
Written for and dedicated to Miss
Car''smits and arranged for Trio by
the composer.
Chorus-"Gclobniss" J. Seytfardt
Mozart Singing Society.
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The marks at p, m. showed 10 feet
inches and stationary. Weather, cloudy
and warm.
The Queen City passed up yesterday
morning, and Will be here Sunday at S
n. NJ. for Cincinnati and western and
southern ports.
The Leroy takes out her usual Sunday
excursion 10 Sistersvllle and return To-
ynorroW.
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Mrs. Mary Good and daughters, Misses
jamie, Lydia and Bessie. OF Fourteenth
street, leave for their summer home In
the Alleghenies Tuesday morning.
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DR.. Cromwell, Of Atlantic City, and
Mrs. Kendall, of Chicago. are house
guests of Colonel and Mrs Frank J.
Hearne, at Hearnlee, Leathcrwood.
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
Now York Ladies' Trio md Iilinn
Cnrll-m smith Mt Mozart Park NEXT sum
any hnornoon und evening. Admission
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Society extends congratulations to Mr..
ana Mrs. D. Garth liearnc. formerly
Miss Ada Collins. or Quincy, H.. on the
visit Of the Stork, accompanied by their
daughter
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Mrs. Roseman Gardner and Mrs. John
Orr, OF Steubenril!e. are visiting Mrs.
John Frcw. on Fourteenth street,
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Mrs. Charles Howard Simpson hand
somely entertained the Married Ladies'
Euchre club ut the Hannibal Forbes
home. Elm Grove. Friday afternoon.
The prizes we're won by Mrs George
Adams, AIRS. George Woods and Mrs
Harry Fillmore Stallmaa. Guests Of
the club were Mrs. Weems. house guest
OF Mrs. and Mrs, D. Garth nearne. DR..
Cromwell! and Mrs, Kendall, house
guess Of Colonel and Mrs. Frank j..
Hearae. The next hospitality Will be
offered by Mrs. James X. Hat and Mrs.
ANDREW u. Wilson.
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Howard Simpson receptions. the Lam
tern slide exhibition. with the departure
for summon sojourns OF many In Wheel
ing's social realm, encompasses the do
lngs OF society the week now ending.
The Allen Howell reception next Tues
day evening. the "Elsteddfod" at the
Park casino this afternoon and evening,
the Ladies Trio at Mozart Park to-mor-
row afternoon and evening, the Hall
Wilson reception for early June with
the Three Black Nantes" and the
street fair later In the month. are the
affairs: of Interest now calendared, after
which The programmed enjoyment sea-
son is over.
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Tie Robert e. Lee chapter of The
Daughters of the confedcracy. with It's
bountiful entertainment TO tho delegates
10 the annual convention Of tie state
organization. assembled In this city; Inc
Harry Cecil whitaker and the Charles
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Ira. Wcems, Of Quincy. H.. IS Il housc
guest at the residence OF Mr.. d. Garth
HcarEc. LcHtherH00d
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The Twentieth Century Girls were
beautifully entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Harry Cecil Whitaker, Echo Point,
Thursday afternoon. The prize VIM
ners We're Miss Harris, of Leavenworth.
Kan. house CUES. OF the Misses Howell,
Miss Helen Caldwell, and Miss Henri
eta RiHchart. Guests of the afternoon
We're Miss Mary Gardner, house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Frew. Miss
Thomas. Miss Harris and Miss Duncan.
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The Junior Circle of The Kings
Daughters held 4 charming soiree at the
residence of DR.. II. II. Harrison, Island,
Thursday evening.
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The family Of Hon. Charles ". GrocH-
un!cr. Of North Ma!n street. lcfs for tho
cast yesterday. Later In the summer n
journey through the Dominlon OF Cana
da VII! be made with Mr. Sam Hugh
BrOckurler. now located there.
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DR.. and Mrs. a. +. Hustled. OF North
Main street, are entertaining Miss Dan
can, OF CiurksburG. as their guest.
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The hot weather has brought, from
his lair the young street merchant.
whose wares consist of ice balls, sold n,
cent n piece. Armed with a shaver,
q chunk or two OF Ice. n piece OF rag
carpet, hott!es OF ilavorIEE extracts.
etc. the energetic boy stands ready Il,
minister to swcl,crIng community
He holds forth on the Island, the Souih
Side aud tn all the wards, I'm fact.
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Miss Genevieva Thomas and Miss
Anne Harris. of Leavenworth. Kansas,
are house guests at the Allen Howell
homestead. Bethany pike.
The times., 1899-11-21
NEWS PROM ALExANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 2O.-The Sisters fair,
which has been in progress for the past ten days
at Lvceum Hall, will close tomorrow night. The
contest for the various articles being voted for
will terminate as follows: Fireman hat anu
belt. at O'Clock; hunting boots, at $50; gum
ar o. punch bowl At $3.50, b. L. T. ring, al lO,
and Irish flag, at 1880 The candidates for the
irish fac are the Ancient Order of Hibernians,
of Alexandria. and the fourth division Of that
or5sr Of Washington; Tor the gun, P-liee Ser
reant Smith and Policemen Knight aud Deane;
,,,,rcb howl Messrs. H. F. Helwig and Hugh
etbam. 6rernan's hat and belt. MessFs. Down
nam Craven, ald Latham; r. l. L. rIng NJ ssls-
Charles Rudd. ". Moore, j. Spencer. G. DAVIS
and W Rruin; hunting boots Lieut. James
smith. Policeman Belts, Il. schlichtIng, and e.
Moore.
Al an early hour this morning a northhound
passrnQer train on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad ran into an open switch 4
feyy miles north q Fredericksburg. derallmg sew
ersl cars and badly damaging the track 10 lar
as could b. learned one was injured lAe
road was blocked for some hours anu tfalls oe-
tween Richmond and this city were run over
the Southern Railway tracks VIA orange court
house At a late hour this evening the tracks
At no o'clock tomorrow morning the sale OF
property delinquent for city taxes Will take
place at the ROYAL Street entrance 20 tue city
market Such OF the property as is not sold VIII
be bought in by the city.
Mrs. Rose Garnett. wife OF Samuel GarBett, diel
last night at her home Sl2 North Fayette street
Deceased was daughter OF James Whelan
In the Corporation Court TODAY, IN the case Oh
Eliza r Daingerfeld against Euphenia \. Dam
gerheld K Kemper was appointed guardian ad
Item OF infant defendants; and in the case Of
Cecilia n Hufty et ais. against George l..
simpson ct al, X. hemPer was appointed
The times., 1899-11-21

and Ormsby to have drink Later
Barnes refused to pay for the drinks, and
this led to a controversy. The witness saw
GoIway in the saloon and later saw him
on the sidewalk. Barnes was intoxicated
and boisterous. The witness saw Carr and
Barnes fighting, and also saw Golway al
OTmsby engaged in conversation. Sud
denly he saw OrmSby start toward Barnes
when Golway attempted to restrain him.
Ormsby then pushed Golway away and
struck him. Golway fell to the ground
unconscious.
Coroner Carr then asked Ormsby If
he desired to make a statement, and he
said yes. He said that he was at Thir-
teenth and Streets with Carr when he
met Foster and Barnes. Barnes asked
him and Foster to have a drink. Suisse
quently he refused 10 pay for them Carr
remarked That IS dirty trick" and was
admonished by witness to avoid trouble
and pay for the drinks. Carr could not be
paeified and fight resulted. Defendant
did not see Golway until after the fight
began. He did not pay particular atten-
tiOn to GOlway, but was sure that he had
no part in the affair Defendant said Col
way was delicate looking, unoffensive, and
apparently anxious to avoid trouble. De-
fendant attempted to separate Carr and
Barnes when the latter attempted TO strike
him Defendant drew back to avoid the
blow and saw Golway lying in the street
He went to the assistance of Golway, as
did Barnes. When he lifted Golway and
placed him In cab he noticed that all the
others had departed. He went to Emer-
gency Hospital and talked with a co,ored
man and the physician at the hospital He
also made enquiries as to the name of the
park across from the hospital. He had
lost his bearings and wanted to locate
himself Later he was taken into custody
by Policeman Hodges.
The times., 1899-11-21
ToNIGHT's CAKE-WALK.
An Interesting ATair Promised ut
Convention HaII.


Localities who have never attended the
festivities Of the sort arranged at the Nadi-
son Square Garden, in New York, can
hardly imagine how interesting may be
tonights cake-walk at Convention Hail.
Such entertainments have been given here
before It is true, but they have been purely
amateur affairs. This evening only about
nine Of the seventy-fve competing couples
Will be from Washington, the remainder
claiming New York, Brooklyn, Philadel-
phia. Baltimore, Richmond. and other cities
as their homes. These people are said to
have been brought here at considerable
cost and solely with the idea that the con
test should be a contest of champions.
Paris Archer viii direct the exhibition, and
the denizens Of Seventh Avenue all could
tell that this fact in itself is a sort OF
guarantee.
The cake-walk will be the final feature
OF to-night's performance at Convention
Hall II viii be preceded by a concert,
contributed by Haley's Band, and by a
large number Of jubilee singers. Among
these are many soloists and what is de-
scribed as a well-trained chorus OF a
hundred voices. There viii be, in addi-
ton. a dancing competition, in which the
best known of sand shutters will partici-
pate Handsome prizes are being offered
to the winners and these with the salaries
paid, give assurance Of capability among
the entertainers. Altogether, the affair
promises TO be enjoyable; a performance
unsurpassed by any ever arranged this side
OF Gotham.
The times., 1899-11-21

guardian ad Htem Of infant defendant Annie
Bell Dewey was appointed guardian Of Mary T.,
James d., and George +. CoEugr
The funeral Of the iaJe Alexander W Baggett
took place this afternoon from the undertaking,
establishment Of MeSsrs. Dtmaiue & son. Iu King
Street The iutermeut was in the Methodist Gem
cttTy.
Tie infant child O; Harry A. simpson died to-
day.
Rev John f. Eager. D. ~. Of Baltimore, viii
deliver a lecture iu the Baptist Church tomorrow
night on The sunny side 90 sunny Italy
Dr.. Eager was formerly missionary 60 Italy
reception viii be held H tbe Parish Hall, fTi-
day evening, by Christ Church Chapter os the
brotherhood ct St. Andrew.
John Evans Of Washington, hIs purchased from
T. f. Evans. a house and LOT on tie north side Of
Queen Street. east % Pendletou- Ior 800
The board % supervisors 90 AleyardEis county
viii meet IN this ciUy. wednesday, and consider
the adyisabilty OF bonding che county for sl39 goo
for the purpose of constructing improved roads
Supervisors Saegmuilsr and Corbe-t, e is under
stood favor the scheme. wHlIe supervisor it'-st IS
opposed 90 th- proposed bond issue
i meeting aT the Wumlu's christian lem
per1nce Union viii be heid tomorrow afternoon
at g O'Clock at the home ID tle l1cai president
OF the union