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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17

The experiment of almost doubling
the runs Of the passenger engines of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
proved more successful. than It's warm
est advocate had any idea that 1t
would. For a great many years the
average run on the Baltimore G. Ohio
railroad was 125 and $50 miles and 1t
was supposed that on account of the
heavy grades that one locomotive could
not be used for continuous run of
geo or 225 miles.
However, Genera: Manage Under
wood and General Superintendent: OF
Motive Power Middleton determined to
make the experiment and during the
past three months have demonstrated
that these continuous runs are not
only successful, but economical. even
on the Baltimore g. Ohio railroad where
one. two and two and q half per cent
grades ar: found.
Passengers engines are now run con-
tinuously from Cumberland to Park
ersburg. distance Of 2O7 miles. and
from Cumberland to Wheeling, POI
miles. From Cumberland to Parkers-
burg the engines so out on trains /, 3
and IS, returning on trains ., 4 and r..
From Cumberland to Benwood the run
is two hundred miles. and the engines
so out on train No. 7,rcturnng on train
No 46. This change has enabled the
road to reduce the number of engines
in that service from twenty-four to
twelve. and has doubled the mileage of
each engine when run from ,Philadel-
phia to Washington. Washington to
Cumberland and from Cumberland to
the Ohio River. Each locomotive will
average very nearly $500 miles per
month.
West Of the Ohio River three engines
are used to haul trains 7. S. 46 and Al
between Benwood and Chicago juno
ton, 4 distance of 100 miles. and they
will average about 1850 miles month.
These engines are double crewed.
Four engines at present are running
trains 1903, l0i. los and log between Ben
wood and Cincinnati, a distance of two
bundled and tifty-four miles. running
through wes,-bound and relieved at
Newark east-bound. These engines are
also double crewed and they will aver
age monthly mileage Of 1850 miles.
Trains no. 3 and 4. between Newark
and Sandusky, and local passenger
trnirs between Newark and Shawnee
are run by two engines and three en-.
Einemen. the distance being one hun
dred and iifty-nine miles. These en-
gincs Will make an average mileage of
about 5.7t2 miles per month.
Trains lG, II. ia and lis. running be.
tween Columbus and Sandusky, n dis
lance Of about one hundred and forty.
nine miles, are run by one engine dou-
bic crewed. with n monthly average
mileage per engine of s443 miles.
1t Is estimated that under the new
method the cnginemen make about the
same wages with less work. They nv
crage about $500 miles per month each,
and under the system wcs. of the Ohio
river the saving is equally as great as
has been east of the river, as It now
takes thirteen locomotives to handle
the trains while formerly twenty-five
were required. It being net decrease
of twelve locomotives In the service,
which can be very readily used In 9TH
or branches OF the service.
So fur there has been no trouble In
operating the trains and the delays
have been even less than usual.
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wrangled over It. and finally Joint
conference committee made report
which the second branch non -concurred
In. Not before, however. all kinds Of
propositions for paving, sewers. etc..
had been debated. Then came the de-
clsIon to pass the ordinance leaving I'M
til the future a settlement Of the Sixth
ward difficulty. 81 f5 n SIS H faEg\ "a
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COMMITTEE BILLS.
COMMITTEES bills were ordered paid as
3, e. 0. DEPOT.

Mr.. Radcliffe introduced q set OF res
olutions instructlng the city solicitor to
see II the Baltimore & Ohio WAS not vio-
lating n city ordinance in having Its
depot south of the creek: also to look
up the matter Of railway crossings, The
resolution was adopted.
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Along the Landing.

The marlis at 6 p. m. showed 5 feet .
inches and stationary.
The City OF Pittsburgh on her return
trip from Louisville to Cincinnati will
tie up at Cincinnati for about two
weeks to put In new furnaces and
clean her boilers. After that she will
resume her regular Pittsburgh ana
Louisville trips.
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ELECTRICAL. ORDINANCE.

Messrs. Morris Horkhemcr. +. II.
Lnnge. X. w. Mcclure. C. NJ. Frssei
and John J. Conifi pe,itloned for the
right to lny wires and other appliances
on streets and alleys-no, named-tor
the transmission OF electricity and mo-
tive power for the purposes OF furnish
Ing light. heat, power. ETC.: also to
maintain and operate vehicles and con-
veyances propelled by said power and
compressed and llquened air. The Pc
tltion was referred to the ordinance
committee. The new company Is titled
the Ohio Valley Electrical and Motor
Supply Company,
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"a Cure for Nervous Headache.

! For eight years suffered from constlpa.
ton and severe nervous headache, the head.
ache usually. lnsting three days ut n time.
Headache powders relieved metcnpornrlly,
but LEFT too bad m effect, Since begun
taking Celery King ! have greatly improved
in health seldom or never have headache,
hayo gained In flesh, md feel decidedly
week.-Mrs. L. s. Hnich, Temple, n. u. Il
enses ofthe Nerves, Stomach, Liver and ID.
ncys. Sold by druggists. DC. and SOC. s
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Held tol. the Grand Jur,

Richard Carson, II one-armel man,
was tried before Squire Fitzpatrick yes
teraay and held for the grand jury. Hc
was chrySeG with entering n roam at
the Hotel Windsor and insisting on a
drummer giving him some money.
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THE BATHING ORDINANCE

An ordinance concerning bathing in
the river and Wheeling creek and suit
able bathing costumes and presenting
penalties for Its violation was passed.
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NEW TELEPHONE FRANCHISE.

A petition WAS read from the Home
Telephone and Telegraph Company,
asking certain privileges. signed by
John J. Coniff. attorney. and was re-
ferred to the COMMITTEES on ordinances.
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Summer Excursions to Atlantic City
vim pcunSylvouj, yj,,,

July and 20. August 3 md IL ,ust tho
ilme lor your vacation trip the $40
round trip Excursion tickets will he
sold from Wheeling to Atlantic civ
Cape May. and other popular seaside
resorts: return limit on these tickrts
fifteen days, including date OF sale.
Trains run through to Atlantic City
without change. For further Informa-
ton plcusc call upon or address John
q. Iomllnson. ticket agent, Penusylvn-
MIA linca. 1o,i0.oG.a
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Tho Best Prescription for Chills
md Fever Is bottle of Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic. 1t Ia simply Iron and
quininc In u tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price. Zoe. tths&w
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t t9 .ma n,,,,ary Band q. Wheeling Park

era Military Band at Wheeling Pari,
tomorrow afternoon: !" - = =
l. March. Third BrlgaIco--. T, "a q ~
W Wys,ttuta ,Iial!cns In Algiers". .RGssl1i
q Mnit2; Jolly Fellows"---------Voll stndt
'" Lnmni,,rrrn oh, the opera Lucia dc
March: admiral Dewey. nSsIzs,,,
D. TGems from the opera. mn heth". Vcrd
vocal 500. Tho Flight OF Agcs''. .Beyan
Q Mr.. s. Emerson - -
0. HnmorcsTue on "Yanker Doodle" .s
{; Negro Oddity whstiinf Rufus ise MiIls
~. oVertaFs. The NH In the Forest'..S =.
~ Vocal EileEbcrg
: = w VIM sSls' Appear Love at Thy
:, :, MI. S. Emerson. - e'res g
49, Waltz. "'rhurirE!a", Js,os,o.
II. March, Ragged RapscallIon"... iiBel.
Yesterday afternoon. at hc.resldence
OF Mrs. William Lup,on, on Hickory
street, in Martins Ferry, occurred one
OF the prettiest receptions recently
given In that city. The house was very
e'aporateiy decorated with cut flowers
ana potted plants. The tables were
uecoratea with rod and white flowers,
tne coioFs chosen for the occasion. and
eucii guest was presented with a bow
maze or red and white r!ioton About
eishty ladies We're present during the
afternoon. the hours being from ~ to s.
10 and to 7. Mrs. Lup:on was
assisted in receiving her callers BY her
SISTER. Mrs. Wells. OF Canton, and ,hn
tables were presided over by Misses
Jennie McGrew, Lconore bremen,
lara Sheets and Ella InElebright'
me AFTERNOON was delightfully."- spent.
n sTa al present thoroughly enjoyed the
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City Clerk O'Brien's report of the
city's finances showed appropriations
totallng slS6.55S IS: expenditures, $780,
273 03; balances. S57,2S5 %
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a BLESSING. ALIKE TO YOUNG
and old; DR.. Fowlers Extract Of Wild
Strawberry: natures specific fo. dys-
EMERY, diarrhoea and summer COM
plant, A
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North Street NJ. L. church. Rev. C. B.
Graham, pastor. Lovc-feast at 7:3G
n. m: preaching n. 1890 by Rev. a.
Moore. p. r. Holy Communion at
1890 n. IN. Sunday school Mt p. III.
Chl!drcn's Day services at 1870 p. m.
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,,,,,i ,a,,S ,h,, ~ 1.
aeain.t a nn,, s uy Ill., y G Is
Christ and Notho >, q, - I1 ''lhS
\ - - Va '. a!'1e'. X 3 + 4
Rey r NJ 1yr,h o,c.,..
10 ~ thia n,,,: MI" vi; u d.,ir a'1 tor,her
on the .F,,turaa' - ~ Er,ra.t ns see.urs
at mass meetinyI ~ III tha ~ ausue
the civ a. Fe,rth s,raa. IN. NJ L e s ~
on Mondav avanirs ~, F. s Snu.cn ,
TO attend : O. ~ "se i W li'e q
'2'S'a M,
at 9:aO n m and G.sn y "a H r.ain. Z,
school Mt 2 n ~ pr 1v ~ No. 1 5o.ao
m. Suhiect. "0yarco NV 81 y iv.av u !,
Evening subject ;.Tha TAG nc ~, rhr .iu.
Planting. 4 i. = - - >> '''3 20 :,
3'I5 a55 2, 81
cor,,,.o, :. K
ohrrot,a, d. thlra Presbyterian
Sniaei. ~ sappatn morning at IL
dHcteS ~ a.u IN ~ me evening NJ 1'4o. con-
n ~ ~ t.e ~, .Nooer1, II; Bigger, IN.
dro,, ~ I..s meme, aather the chill
time b,s aarins ens pas.or VII con-
nv .,c nIs series OIL missionary lectures
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$40. no THE SEASuORE.

Latest $3.50 TINS or Patent Lcnth.
Sr- n tho :Wllbur" Guaranteed Shoe.
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Miss Annie Hall. of North Main street,
has returned from II two weeks visit
in the East End. Pittsburgh.
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IN TIE CHURCHES,

Commencing this evening and confirm.
ing to-,7,o,,row ~ ot.t.,,,
'"' 'i'''Sth anniversary
observed nv tha nonrua,..,,.. - w
~ 'Ae congregation ana by
Methodists Of other churches in this
civ ,pd .t,+a -
-. 49, '-'u '''''e interesting services
TINS evening at O'Clock will open the
anniversary celebration. and to.morrow
~ 49, ms .IS anniversary sermon VIII
Huntington, a former pastor of the
church. The programme for the SOW.
eral services is as follows: '''e 'e'
SATURDAY. P. NJ.
Prayer ...............,.J C i! III X n
Hymn No, 79S. ........................ "
-AudreSs OIL weicome-tor Wheeling dis
Address-For Wheeling churches
Rev, j, L. Sooy. d d
Address-,For Chaplne Street NJ. b
Rcsponse w" pcr tiaFK Mmias, n y
Soprano solo ......... Miss Lyd!a[McNas
Mnsir .''o" ny League.
$50. Sabbath schod
1870. Anniversary sermon, Rev, +. N.
LS Si5c
S, ,o, .Ioae east e; rev. j. l.. Ciark d. D.
n "t''e"'ai service Fe'. y. Moore. D.
ZOO. Epworth league. nrom,,en, teuner-
ancc speakers. - >0'''pe'
7:45. song and praise service by choir,
organ voluntary.
S Snr,,,.i, we rfn'se Thee. .Bierly
'p'uie 'esson ana prayer r...;;..;n,...
Solo (bassol .inrnsnisr, ~ a. i pari, y.
Anthem. we Thank Thee. Oh. Father"
......: ........ ,..............,... :. Bierly
snort snort address. ,........... Rev. J. L. Clark
i ftsio, 5hiephera OF lsrael" .:;....... Fearls
Smor, ..Go,, tsS a. Moore p p
Short address ..,.,s'.E ev + u Jmncb
Anthem. Seek Ye the Lord. 49,. Roberts
SOLO tconsralto;. Bread on the Waters
g, ''........,............ Roeckel
AnJhem C@,n: ~, ~ KEY 4. dillon
Doyology. b.ncdIction "o'''p'o'
At Vance Memorial church there will
he sarv,cos AZ !, a -.,z
o. - anu 10 =. '".'
eoff' otte" ny rev Or. Austin. Eve
ming subject: What Is MANI"
First Christian church, Rev. G. NJ
Oliphart. posto- Norring. ">,o,,+
Zion" Evening, ."Tbo Ji,,,a Nav "
Sunday school Thirtv.trst street NJ
2:3O y. m. JunIor Christian Enda,yor
AZ. m. Young Ponies Societv chris.
tian Endoayor f.l5 y, ,aJ ~ Mrs
Ida Brown. Sub,act. '' "Iptornnarnto
plea surcs." Praver r.e,tnr 1VaSras.
dav evening Nav, Tuesdov svsn,ne
there win be n silver ofserinr .oni,i ,t
,atIons and muein VII, he randarad 7,
Is drsIrohla ,hnt o,.or,. ,,,a,,,har ~ 40
church should ha nrs.an, ond o,,orw-
body is invI,ad "N
First Ront,st chrrch Pow ,,,r,, VI,
and 7.a5 n ~ svnSn, 's so Il. ,Io o d. on. ~.
n n, 'e' u
SUNDAY - {, schools OF the church Will have
'H'ii dhHuuI DHSkel picnic ana eXCur-
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- liz = 10 Z
ANA '. y ~, ms beautiful summer resort
est,a,,S 49,. ~ az some OF the very Wild
.-into 1',h s,hmaEst scenery Of West yir-
Ing the discussion Of tha n a.s by near
and IN mingling with and becoming NC :.
T Thn WIN their fellow teachers.
~ -. r. a,lurn tickets will be good until
IVY =, y. =. rms VIII give those who wish
Cy,v - 20, 81 Z Siiance' 70 visit Washington
'' u'iu othef points Of interest.
5a. - ~ NE n a.
That It Is the duty of tho +oocta 81
recru:, himself or hor.a,, .n,..,s.,, ~.
dnrir 4, tha " e1 sefi 'Hysfe Ga '
- ."E gu! summer vacation goes with
OUT saying and the teacher owes It to
me school 10 be taught by him during
me coming year Put Eat the same
.lne the mind can be broadened by
minshtls with those engaged in the
same work as It can be by attending
educational meetings. etc, the school to
&c '.usnt IS douGiy benefited. The wrl-
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At the Fourth street NJ. z. church
Miss Henrietta. Bancroft. field score,
'ary of the Deaconess Work OF the Wo-
mems Home Missionary Society. will
speak at 1890 n. m. The pastor will
preach al 7:4h p. m. Subject: 1.-THE
Mastery in Life" n sermon specially
adapted to the closing days OF school.
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Mr.. Alexander Glass and family, of
Thirteenth street.are guests at Browns,
Cecil Place, for the summer.
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NJ. D. Hall has returned from Phila-
delph!a, where he attended the wedding
OF his nephew, Or. George Patterson.
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Boys Sl.s5 Spring Itccl Dress Shoes,
In Tan or Elnck, use Mt McFnddcn's.
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Mr.. William L. Hearne. only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Hearne. gave a
dinner complimentary to Il number Of
college friends in the city. last evening,
at Hearnlee, In Leatherwood
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The event Of the coming week will
occur Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. when the Three Black Mantles,"
an especially pleasing comic opera, will
be given In the Wheeling Park Casino,
under the direction and auspices of
Paris r, Myers. The completed ar
engagements and rehearsals warrant The
prediction that nothing better has been
done by local talent. of which, in the
coming cast. the best is included. The
costumins will be under the supervision
OF J. c. Keber. OF Pittsburgh, who
comes to Wheeling Monday. in time for
the fu. dress rehearsal a number of
special dances hav: beer arranged, and
VIII be interpolateG. and the full Opera
House orchestra, is engaged fo- accom-
paniment. The chorus Is made up of
sixty men and boys, nearly all OF whom
have been In Mr.. Myers training, as
members Of the s.. Matthews church
choir. for the past four years. They
VIII represent village girls, and make 4
unique appearance as planned in the
staging. AS opera In the park always
IS ATTRACTIVE. there Is no doubt OF a
large outpour!ns Of society at large on
poth evenings, and the director, cast
ana play deserve such tribute. There
VIII be no reserved seats and the adj
MISSION leads 10 every part Of the
Duhains. The cast principals are as
follows:
Don Jose tkI7g's chamberlain. ......
NJ -.''.''.....Archibald y. Taylor
Dtomez !the millcr,.... Jasper c. Enum
Ion Fh'ittp Cling OF ArasDn) ............
Nicola (weal;hy iarmcrj .tiaT Tti Bre t11aIi
pa,hsoh. .Day!d Crawford
iucio i,niior1 To;3 Walter carnahnn
OtHcer........,...........,.. ,jofn Ton nra
kk!ns,s pages, Harry Jefferson, Frank cow
@1' raSes: .'.......................
..i',..joe Holloway. Fairfield Petcrgon
Isabel queen Of Arngoni. 900
Queer. Joliis iIupp
t t:GSG ' init Margure, Hamburger
'iro'a thcile or VnlaIoEI. Flora Williams
,,, bridesmaids.
In.y ''''''''''',.,''.,::..;..M Marion Blond
Irnr~,a ,'''''..''...-,.>-..M Marian NcClement
("InrJrba '''-''.''''.''.'.'.. .HhlhlllH Igs
Sio'i"ua ''.......,.,.,.........,..d TAYLOR
!hs tinsiy graduating class, com
posta OF ten young men, spent nm on.
!oyhp'e evening on the river last night
IaHihH one Of the WILSON yachts they
went UP the river to tho Sisters islands
ana returning went down to Belnlr,
aha return. In the party we're the FOL.
lowing: Grafton A. Bea!l, Joseph F
aanll; lr" w. II. Mcclure. Frank L
Sch.nia', Arthur Clarence Stifel, a
Singleton PAUL. Allen W, UanIi.nn
Allen c. Mcneil, Harry n. KIrk' n n,
Edwin F. Kline.
The following concert programme
VIII be rendered by the Wheeling On.
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Miss Sara Zane Brockunier. youngest
daughter OF Dir. and Mrs. Charles w.
Brockunier Of North Main street, is
the guest OF friends in Chicago.
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Miss clarkeGa and Miss Catherine
Clarke. of Louisville. KY. are the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cecil Whitaker, at Leatherwood.
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will preach at 1890 a., m. and 7:4s D.
m. Morning subject: Guarding
Against a Doubling Mind" Evening:
Christ and Nathaniel" N Z
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Mrs. George Flaccus. Mrs. Addie
Boggs and Mr.. Kennedy Friend are at
Cambridge Springs.
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First Presbyterian church. the pas
tor. Rev. ID. a. Cunningham. D. D..
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Mrs. Oliver Thompson Rhodes. Of
North Main street, has returned after
months stay at Atlantic City.
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Il Society doinss have subsidized ma
18th the exception OF occasional com
plinentary entertainments, the social
rendezvous is '.thc-wlde- out of doors"
Recent brilliant affairs We're the Shriv-
er, Simpson, HearRe. Mathematician en-
tertninmerts. The coming week holds
the Whitaker reception and the Three
Black Nantes" Comic opera) at the
Park Casino. after which the Oriental
street fair will claim attention.
Miss Marion and Miss Nina Shriver
beautifully entertained company ut
whist at the Shriver home in Pleasant
Valley. III
Z Mrs. Charles Howard Simpson gave
charming luncheon at the Fort Henry
Club, complimentary to her sister, Miss
Emma Forbes. daughter of Hon. and
Mrs. Hannibal Forbes. of Elm Grove.
who graduated with distinction at Mt.
de Chnntal last Thursday. Among
those present were the classmates OF
Miss Forbes. h
AIRS. James X. Hall and Mrs. Andrew
U. Wilson handsomely entertained the
Married Ladies' Euchre Club yesterday
afternoon at the Hall home at Leather
wood. The prize winners were Mrs.
William Glessner. Miss Agnes Wilson
and Mrs. George Adams. Guests OF the
club were Miss Clarke and Miss Gather
inc Clarke. houseguests of Mrs. Harry
Cecil Whitaker; Mrs Weems. house
guest Of Mrs. D. Garth Hearne; Miss
Wright, guest at the Severn: Mrs La
mar, mother of Mr.. Price Whitaker.
guest at Browns. Cecil Place; Miss
Mary Gardner house guest OF Mrs. John
Frew; Miss Gertrude Frew, Miss Agnes
7 Wilson and Miss Julia Wilson. The next
entertainment will be at the Harry Ce-
Gil Whitaker home. Echo Point. Friday
morning, June %.
j.. 0l;,-ar r,ba,,n-a, ~
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me following concert programme
VIII be rendered by the Wheeling On.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-30
cbri.tmn. Hon at CnIdven.

caldwell Texas December 27.--'rhe christ
mas festivities at this place wound up last
night with u grand hop, which WIS partiei-
mated In by the society of the place ana many
of their friends from adjoining towns All
Ind a royal good time. and enjoyed them
sc Ives TO the highest degree. The following
nre some OF the ladies who Rrared the occa-
sion with their presence: Misses YORK OF
Rockdae. Sneed OF Georgetown. Carlisle.
Murphy and Harrison OF BRENNAN. Brooks OF
somervlle, and the Following ladies OF Cald-
well: Misses King Hudson, Nicholson. Hes
lep. Blanche Heslep. Lee. Nelson, LamHin.
Struwe and Klukan.
Tho following arc some OF the gentlemen
who participated: Messes. Holland, injury.
Perry. Becker, Lipdeman and Cochran OF
Brenham. Messrs King. Hesep. Newcomb.
Charles Oliver. Holiday. Lackey, Heraford.
Fowlkes, u. T. oliver. Kelley. Porter. Mat
tbews H,indley, Afford, Sam Lew, Sol Levi.
Amsler Murray and Stokes.
The following also were present: MT. and
Mrs, j. n. Lainkin. Mr.. and Mrs. A. q.
Farmer Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Roesler. MT; and
Mrs 7. A. Broaddus, Mr. and Mrs, J. A.
Broaddus, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Broaddus. Mr..
and Mrs, j. w. jenkins. Mrs. Mamie Well
borne
Music was rendered by the celebrated
Eilers' band Of BRENNAN. Texas.