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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-02
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of whesllpE's
PrnrrcssIve NeLghIIqr. &.

Progressive NctGhbQr ~
Manager h. W. Gandlng. o. the Mar
fins Ferry base bali team yesterday
received n letter from the manager OF
Inc Crescent team Of WellHvIlle, asking
N the local team would 90 10 that place
Tor rnTne Monday. Manager Gauu-
ing Immediately wired back that they
would be on hands Monday afternoon
The funeral Of Erhardt Zimmerman
who suIclded In the jail Thursday even
ing. will take place from his late Tesl-
dence on Crawford Heights, this aIter-
noon at Q o'clock. Interment VIII Dc
at Weeks cemetery
The case Of Mrs. George Pitner
against Mrs. Jnne Hymes' whlen We w.
10 have been heard last evening oefore
Mayor Shipman, has been poStpolsu
until next Wednesday on account Of tne
illness Of the mayor.
The case of Mrs. Indiana McSworus
will come up this morning IN the pro-
bate court. Deputy Sherih WeStWoou
was serving subpOenns on several WIZ
nesses in this city yesterday.
Thomas Springer and Marshal r a.
Llndemuth returned yesterday from
Columbus, where they attended as del
eRates the convention OF the RnighS
OF Golden Eagles
The following special policemen for
to-day have been sworn In BY May9F
Shipmnn: w. II. Coss, James Brancn;
Richard Gultor, Mort Williams anu
Chauncey Davis.
Rev. Arch r. Robinson the new pms
tor Of the United Presbyterian cnuren'
will MI the pulpit Of that church TO-
morrow morning and evening.
Mrs. w. b. Mcclure, who. has been
the guest Of Pittsburgh relatives for me
past half month. returned to her nome
in this city yesterday
Primaries to-day will be held at the
usual voting places from 10 oclOch'
central railroad time.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Williams leit
yesterday for Niagara Fails, TO De gone
couple Of weeks.
Misses Clara and Rena Co.'s returned
yesterday from a fifteen days stay at
Atlantic City. l.tb
Brady Williams returned yesterday
from a few days visit with relatives
at Barnesville.
Miss Cleod Anthony returned yester-
day from n weeks visit with relatives
at Flushing.
Mrs. George He'll returned yesterday
from a weeks visit with relatives ut
Darlington.
William Johns will be home to-day
from Dennison to spend Sunday with
relatives.
Miss Nora Clark goes to Barnesville
to-day to resume her school duties on
Monday.
Joseph Jacobs and son have returned
from a weeks trip through the west
Carl Coss is expected to arrive In
this city Tuesday from Tyler island.
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RAsE pALL COMMENT.


This afternoon the Toied6s, make
their last appearance on the island
grounds in d grand double-header"
as the announcer puts It, the first game
beginning at o'clock sharp. wheeling
wants two out of three from the lead
ers, and Wells and Poole are expected
to turn the trick for the stoEiea, while
Yiltaa anG Either Ferguson or Ewing
VIII pitch for the visitors.
New Castle lost the opening game of
the Fort Wayne series yesterday. anc
can no longer be counted tho bright
pennant possibility she his lcen touted
during the past week. TOledo ard Fort
Wayne both winning, their relative po-
sItions are practically unchanged the
Mud Hens being two points 10 the good.
Mansfield didn't play yesterday, but 10
not far in the. rear. 1@'
At last youngstown wins game--
from Springfield. which is u sort OF
acknowledged foot ball for the other
Interstate teams to kick all over the
lot. It's retrlbutlon. Mr.. rorreyson'
Every Interstate game yesterday
was won. on the most slender-ot mar
gIns-one run. va? ="
YesteI days was hard luck game
from the Wheeling point Of view. II
Cote had only caught that foul In the
ninth how much better we all would
feel this morning.
Keep up the good work. Glasscock.
sntn ertN n =
ternoOn by trouncing Gilks' men two
straight.
II Cote had caught that fly
II Leahy hadn't gone to sleep on the
II Ewing hadn't got In the way of
that throw from Lenhy TO Niles
II ParvIn hadn't given that one base
on balls, which was so costly
In fact, gentlemen, II any one of these
unfortunate things hadn't happened the
'Toledos wouldn't be leading In the In
ter-state race this morning.
"Brly. Cllngrnan turned neat trick
in that last game at Louisville Sum
day." says Ducky Holmes. "Demont
had hit the bali 10 the club house, and
II was sure home run. Clingman ran
out into the field as II to get the throws
| back, and on his way out he found a
ball in the field. He picked 1t up and
threw II to third base. The ball hit
Demont on the leg and rolled to the
stands and Gene lelsurely started for
home. In the meantime the right ball
had been returned to the diamond and
Gene was put out at the plate. That
trick cost us the game.
Tribune.
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SCHMULBACH'S HORSE

Rita +. Won $1,000 Race at Du-
buouc Yesterday, Easily In Three
Straight Hcats-The Same Horse
Took Third in the Horse Review
Futurity.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Sept. la small
crowd sew to-days races Mt Nutwood
driving park. The 3-year-old trot was
n gift to Rita T., owned by Henry
schmulbach, OF Wheeling. In the FIRST
heat rita loafed till the field got into
the stretch, when she went to the front
with j. Z. c. ana finished easy hnif n
length ahead Of ]. L. c.. with Irmn
EIectrIto third. The second and third
heats we're easy for Rita. In the third
Cnntrnltn went out of the bunch In
the stretch and sct hot pnce for the
trallers to the wire. clinching third
money, j. T.. C., on the strength OF
second position In the first two heats
took second money.
rho s:lO pace for $1,000 was taken by
william Nc In three stralghts, and no
was never forced. The heats were
turned In cosy. 2:07% and 2;O6A. In
the first heat Colbert led the bunch
In the thrce-Qunrtgr pole' NlllluUl MC'
came IN fast to the outside and won
enslly. His time for the third quarter
was ri seconds, and the last half was
done In 1900 40, The second WINS prn-
Cesslon nil the way around, with Will
INN Nc. In front. In the stretch COL
bert and syelet won the place by n
abort head. william Me led all the
way in the third. Colbert spurted from
thG three quarter pole and forced the
leader TO the wire In 2:OGh. Eyclet nm
isbed n god third. The 2:2G trot was a
glft 10 Edwin d. He got on In front In
the first heat. Pilot Lambert was sec
ond Mt the wire Granite VINO WIS
,bIrd yng dIstnnced In the next heat
md sAcond money went TO Phrase. The
lnst heat was n procession In the slow
time Of 2il7.
Summary:
Flr,t race. threo-ycnr.old trot; purse
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M,MFCHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.


and Events.
senbright division No. ll7. B, Of L.
F., win meet at their new lodge room w
the Shafer building. at Mcmeehen, :on
sunday al D. m. for the transaction
Of important business. This division
nos recently moved It's place OF meet
ing from BeuwOod Junction 10 Meme
chen on account OF the majority OF the
members living here. THIS lodge Is IN
fourishlng condition.
II. T. Day has been given the
contract for paving the streets at n
price averaging about IS cents per
square yard, the work to be completed
IN two months.
The Catholic congregation has pur-
chased -four lots upon which a new
church, school house md reetory VIII
be built. The lots are located on Mar
shall street.
The funeral OF A. Murphy, OF BEN
wood Junction, who died at the home
OF his daughter ut Newark, ONO,
will take place tomorrow; intermeht
Mt, Calvary.
j. Wilson and L. e. conklln have
resigned their positions with the Sai-
timore & Ohio and will return to their
homes at Penusboro
DR.. ]. L. Smith will move from this
place to Glendale about the 18th OF
this month. where he takes charge OF
the new hospital.
Mrs. S. B. West and children win ar
rive this evening or in the morning
from Louisville, where she visited her
mother.
Misses Wilma and Anna Spear. Of
West Liberty, are the guests Of their
cousins. Misses Anna and Grace MUIR
ray.
sheriff James E. Doyle left yesterday
for Atlantic City. He win visit New
York city before returning home.
The Dewey Hunting club returned
from Wheeling creek, where the boys
captured sIxty-seven squirrels.
Harry and Nellie Kern will return
home to-day from Grafton, where they
spent month visiting friends.
Mrs. Robert Stewart has returned
from Fairnont. where she spent a
month visiting friends.
The Red Oaks, Of Wheeling, will
cross bats with the Doyles. OF this place
to-day at $3.50.
Mr.. W. W. Jones has returned to MS
nome IN new 4OIA AAtel 'IS'pHh $50
father here.
Miss Ella Riley, Of St. Clairsyille, is
the guest OF her nephew. w. E. Por-
terfeld.
Mrs. William Todd has returned from
Cameron, where she has been visiting
friends.
Miss Emma Powell is able to be about
again after severe attack Of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. s. D. Mcconnaughy. of Cam
eron, was the guest of friends here this
week.
Mrs. F. W. Legge left for two
weeks visit at her home In Maryland.
Mrs. Louis Emory is the guest OF
friends at Pittsburgh.
The public schools VIII open on Mon
| day,
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
nrBcImont County

Ol lbtlluOUt NNlUHNy
The delegates finally decided upon by
Hon. c. l.. Weems for this city and
township are MS follows: First ward,
II. w. Burrows and d. Mcdonald: Sec
ond ward, George W. Keller; Third, DR..
w. o. s. Piper and D. H. Darrahi
Fourth, James s. Johnston and H. W.
Bahra; Fifth, j. NJ. Dubois and W. A.
Mason, There will be no contest in any
of the wards. In the township, George
NJ Wise and p. II. MCGEE; West Wheel
Ing. Arthur Stewart.
The X. OF p. got out yesterday with
their large posters advertising their fair
and novelty circus the latter part OF
this month. They have already Sc
cured several attractions and Will book
several more. The merchants are tax
ing the booths up very rapidly. The
fair will open with large parade, head
ed by the X. OF P's. They expect quite
a large number Of visitors In the city
during the week and n general holiday
week Will be made.
Rev. Father wehrle, accompanied by
the following young mon. James Man:
lev, Charles Shelley, John currnn and
Victor Follen. will leave Monday Tor
Wcstmoreland county, Pa, where the
boys will enter college.
Mrs. George Boyce ana tnmily left
Yesterday afternoon for their home In
Gas City. Ind, after spending the sum-
iner ut Epworth park and In this city
The teachers In the public schools IRE
requested to meet this afternoon In the
Central school building. School opens
Tuesday and nil will be In readiness
Mrs. c. Arnold, accompanied by her
mother, will leave to-day for Delaware,
whcrcthcy VIII visit friends and reln-
tives.
HentherIngton's brass band will FUR
nlsh music to-day for the Labor Day
celebration TO be held In Martins Ferry,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins IRE the
proud parents of bouncing ten-pound
boy ut their home In the Fourth ward,
Miss Julia Nevuns returned home
yesterday afternoon from Woodsiield'
where she spent week with friends
Miss Pearl Donnhuc. OF Youngstown
o., Ia the guest Of friends and relatives
In the Second wnrd.
Howard LichtenberBer has returned
homo from two months visit with rel
ntlvcs IN Wellsville.
Several from this city will attend the
picnic In Mcswords' orchard In Mar
inns Ferry to-day.
Misses Hattie and Lou Okoy returned
home Inst evening from u weeks trip
in Monroe county
! j. S. cruzen OF the Fifth ward, has
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a EALEp PRoPosALs wANTED.

~ fsALED MI SSSAAsS "@N@' 49,
Sealed proposals for the erection and
completion OF the Capitol Annex for the
state OF West Virginia, ut Charleston, IN
accordance with drawings and specitica-
lions prepared by Harrison Albright, ar.
chitect. will bo received until 2 o'clock
u. M, Eastern Standard Time, Thursday,
September Il, 1899, at which time all pro-
posals will be opened.
Drawings and specifications may be
seen at the Senate Chamber, In the Capi-
fol, between the hours OF and 1850 n. IN.
md every dny thereafter, except Sundays,
until September II, Each proposal must
be accompanied by certified check for
: per cent OF the amount OF proposal tens
dcred, us = guarantee that the bidder Will
Furnish bond for 80 per cent OF amount OF
Inc RonFd Of Public Works for tho com
Etructlou OF tho huitdtnE. Upon failure
Of Eurcessful bidder TO furnish bond and
enter into contract. the check submitted
yrith his proposal will be forfeited to the
state. All checks will be retained until
successful bidder furnishes PONG ann en-
TORS into contract; after which the checks
~ ali bidders will be returned TO them.
printed snecificntons may be had OF Sec
retnry OF the Board Proposals must be
ON the blank to be had OF the Secretary
Of the board.
drawings and specifications TO Harrison
IIbrirht, Architect. Charleston, w, Va;
make certified checks payable TO the order
~ Inc State Treasurer; and address all
nropoSaiS to the undersigned, marked on
outside Proposals LOT nhnsh. ,, ~,
all proposals. wSr NJ. o. DAWSON,
Secretary Board Of Public WorSl.
Charleston, ", Va, August !, lSSe, auIO
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Gilbert. chs, BY Onward DEAN Dean, >
Col. schmulbnch,s success.

Colonel Henry schmulbach and his
friends were delighted over the news
from Dubuque last evening, where the
colonel's three-year-old trotter. Rita E.,
won the -year-oId trot. purse,
SIS 900, in three straight heats as relat-
ed above. Only few days ago at the
,Rame meeting Rita L. took third money,
$1,000, in the Horse Review Futurtty'
The gTeatest trOttlng event OF the year
in the west Colonel SchmulbHch has
two 81 900 bills to show for this great
race and he will receive more than that
amount from Yesterdays win. Colonel
Schmulbach acquired Rita i. only six
,Nvpeks ago
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Ohio Yolnntccrs Reunion.

Special Dispatch to the Intel!sgencor'
sTEUBENVILLE, o., Sept. 1.-The
One Hundred and FIfty-seventh Ohio
volunteer infantry reunion at Holmes
Grove to-day was attended by $500 peo-
pie. The speakers were Ex-Governor
r. C. Richards, J. NJ. sImeral. Revs. DR..
Salmon and Iwinem. officers elected
were, President Robert MCGOWAN; vice
president. E. NJ. Crawford; secretary,
G. w. Cook: treasurer, Charles Mckln-
ney. The Seventeenth Ohio volunteer
Infantry held reunion ut the same
place also.
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BEzENAH KNOCKED our
At New York T.nst Night BY Joe Cans,
tit tho Pluclsy BRltImorcan.

ANEW York Inst Night BY Joe Cans,
h5' tho PIuclsy BnItlmorcan.
NEW YORK. Sept. Joe Cans, OF
Baltimore, whipped Eugene Bezenah, of
Cincinnati, at the Broadway Athletic
Club tonight. The men met for n
twenty-five round go at 1885 pounds.
For the first three rounds Cans con-
fined himself to sizing UP his opponent.
In the fourth Bezenah went to the
floor, but Immediately got up, and threw
hight swing, which landed in the
middle OF Cans back In the next
round Cans punished his man In the
short ribs. nnd over the kidneys. fore
ing Bezennh to the ropes and floor. Be
zenah was very wild In the sixth, and
fought bllndly. Cans was cautious In
the seventh, until he saw an opening,
when he sent his right in, and Bezenah
remained on the floor for nine seconds.
Be5enah's legs seemed to give out In
the eighth and after receiving n kidney
blow ne staggered all over the ring. and
went down three times before the call
OF time. Rights and let's were show
cred on BeZenRh in the ninth, and the
end came in the tenth. Cans shot his
left hard to the face, and followed II
with two rights on the jaw. which put
the Westerner on his back, and he was
counted out. Time Of the last round,
two minutes and twenty Eve seconds.
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RR1DGEpoRT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day In the Town at the
End Of tho BrICRe,

End OF tho brlCke'
DR.. vossburg was called to Cam
bridge Yesterday by a telegram an
uounclng that an old friend OF the doc
to-'s, ex- Mayor Mahanee, had been Sc
.rIously Injured by being thrown from
a buggy in runaway
The work Of putting down the heavy
street car rails on Pike street was com
Melted last evening and the connec-
tlons we're made so that the cars may
run through to Brookside to-day.
The funeral OF Mrs. Amanda futile
took place at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing from her late residence IN West
Wheeling. Interment was at Riverview
cemetery.
Mrs Robert Love and Miss Daisy
FruIttenburger, OF steubenvllle. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Robert
shaw, on Pike street. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dougherty left
Yesterday for Philadelphia and Atlantic
city to visit relatives for two or three
weeks,
The public schools open Monday and
the ringing of the bells once again VIII
no doubt be Joyful music to the chill
dren.
The Bridgeport WeTCHuuIS VIII VIC
well represented In the labor day par
ade Mt Martins Ferry this morning
Miss Lizzie Appenzeller, Of New York
Is the guest OF her uncle, Chas, w! APP
penzeller. in this city.
Mrs, ]. b. Rigsg and Mrs, ]. 8.
Goodwin left yesterday for Sistersville
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Frank Hill left yesterday for
East Liverpool to visit friends for Il
cople OF weeks.
George Bresock returned last evening
from a weeks visit with relatives at
Wellsburg.
Mrs. chas. Meconnaughy is home
from n weeks visit with relatives OF
Marietta.
Louis Cook, sr.. leaves today for
Baltimore to visit his brother for q
month.
Miss Gertrude seabright. OF Blaine,
is the guest OF relatives in Rirkwood.
Charles Hill, Of St. ClairsvIlle, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Name GIfren returned last even
ing from q tour OF the lakes.
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MnrNnsYILLN nunGET
TesiciG.s-s $sWs Iirr' NnIshnlI
County'a Chicr t'ity.

County's Chicr Clty.
Dave chaddOck was brought home
from Wheeling yesterday in badly
crippled up condition. While laying
brick on a church building the Scaftold-
ing. gave way and he tell twenty-five
feet to the ground. cutting his head
and bruislns him generally. He was
resting easy last evening, after his
wounsa had been dressed. and Will
probably soon recover.
W. II. Lewis, formerly superlntend-
ent OF the Wheeling Natural Gas Com
pnny here. hut who resigned some time
ago, arrived In the city yesterday from
Washington. PA. He will leave with
hsi wife and little daughters for Col-
oyado In shoit time.
Attorney Charles McCs=1ie. formerly
OF Brooke county, has hung out MS
shirgle h6rc. and viii occupy the front
rooms ever the West Virginia clothing
store.
Charles Manning WIN lenve Monday
for Baltimore to resume h'g studies IN
dentistry. OscarEonar succeeds him rs
bool;Sc0per at the Glendale coal works.
Fred Cox left yesterday for Terra
Alta to apcrd the fNll months In the
hope Of receiving relief from severe
attack OF hay fever.
Wheeling Bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer VIII
get II for you.
Rev. D. l.. Ash returned yesterday
from CiarksbTFg. where he spent two
weeks visit with his fnther.
Nicholas Rodgers, OF Little York. H..
Is the guest OF his brother, Isaac Rod
gers, on Third street.
wheeling Bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer win
get II for you.
Miss ossle Riggs and Miss Berthe
BuzEnrd are the guests of friends Mt
steubenvIlle.
A. j. McElroy and wife are expected
home from visit to friencs In Pitts
burgh.
Rev. and Mrs. D. W. Ruble Rre the
happy parents of bran new girl
baby.
Miss Jessie Terrell. OF New FreepoTt,
ua., is the guest OF Miss Sophia Hays
w. w. stidger was a Wheeling bus
mess visitor yesterday.
Assessor ]. X. Chase, Of Cameron.
was here yesterday.
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NFnIstars, Hand MT NfOZpTt pnrlE toe
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At last youngstown wins game
from Springfield. which is u sort OF
foot ball for the other
Interstate teams to kick all over the
lot. It's retrlbutlon. Mr.. rorreyson.
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THE RIVER.

In accordance with the orders Of the
United states engineer officials the Ohio
River Railroad Company is having the
wreck Of the iron bridge that was
washed from its foundation across Lit
tie Grave creek, and carried several
hundred feet out on the bar at Mounds
vile. in the flood of 1885. removed. It
Ia claimed by the United States author
tiles that the wreck is a dangerous
menace TO boats during high stage OF
water. Noiier Brothers are tearing out
The hattie X. light-draught
steamer from the lower river, has made
her appearance and viii run between
Wheeling and Marlettn. making tri-
weekly trips, leaving Wheeling at II a.
m. on Tuesday, Thursday and satur.
day. She arrived last night and VIII
clear for below this morning.
The Lulu F. departed yesterday at
p. m. with o big trip for Matamoras and
way landings.
The marks At p. IN. Friday showed
1 foot 0 Inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and warm. with showers.
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In Hands Of d. & o.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer'
WESTON. W. Va, Sept. 1.-The West
Virginia & Pittsburgh railroad passed
into the hands of the Baltimore & Ohio
company to-day. 1t will hereafter be
known ns the West Virginia & Pitts
burgh division. A. NJ. Lane was APP
pointed superintendent, and f. NJ. Van
dervOrt division freight and passenger
agent. A. II. Kunst, general manager.
was retired. but VIII remain with the
receivers until their accounts are closed.
The appointments give general satisfac-
ton among business men an employees.
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THE "B. so"
To the 33d Annual Encampmcnt G. A.
II. philadelphia, September ith-

To the 38d Annual Encampmcnt G. A.
II. philadelphia, September ith-
9th.
Tickets will be sold at the very low
rate Of one fare for the round trip
from all points on the Baltimore & Ohio
abroad east Of the Ohio river, with
the exception that the rate from New
York and Baltimore will be So 90 and
from washington 81 90 for the round
trip, Tickets on sale September 2. 3.
md Z. good returning until September
10 inclusive except by deposit OF ticket
with Joint agent at Philadelphia be-
tween September and 3, and on pay
wont az fec OF 10 cents, return limit
nav he extended until September 80.
Every soldier knows the connection
Of The ''B. & o." with the civil war.
Thcrc are so many points Of interest
an md nbout Its lines that special stop
overs and sIdetrlps have been arranged
Tor the accommodation Of visitors TO the
PhIindclphln EncRmpment. Call on Il.
q q. ticket agents for this special In
formation. Send cents In stamps for
Inc special q. a. II. edition Of the Book
OF the Royal Blue" containing battle.
field mar, to D. Il. Martin, manager
messenger traffic. Baltimore & Ohio
rnilruad, Baltimore.
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soac to pittsburgh to geek
With relatives
Miss Martha He1;herlnston will l-aye
this week for Chicago to spend a month
with relatives.
Miss Eta Cooper has returned home
from a months visit with relatives In
Chicago.
Republican primaries win be held this
afternoon TO elect delegates 10 the con-
vention.
The salnrIed employees Of the steel
company received their wages yester-
day.
Miss Nellie Hudson. OF Matamoras' Is
visiting friends In the city.
Hon. C. L. weems was mirg'lug with
friends here yesterday.