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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-26
BBfIAIRE HAPPENINGS
Matters ofIntere5t "a tte Metropolis
ofBsIm6nt County

OF Hetulpnt 5oulltg
The marriage Of MILO olaeger md
MIS- Kate Brady, took place "a the
fsSfboIIc church yesterday nlornlng,
nov. Father Wehrlo Ofiiclated. There
JvaS 4. large number 6f people out ana
Nfter "A elegnnt wedding feast - me
Nome % the bride, the happy couple let
for q tour Of the lakes.
James B. Ryan, clerk o. the board Of
election supervisors, was In town Iue1s
Ssy evening". The ticket win b CLOSED
80 this week. after which no more
names can 90 upon u, except BY stick
ers, as provided BY law.
The meeting here Saturday night VIII
~ 4 monster one. II the weather con-
Hnues favorable enough for an outdoor
rnthering. They are coming rom al
parts Of the county.
John L. Smith and George Ankle nave
each purchased Q tract OF land from
Jacob HeatheFingtOn and will build
homes for themselves on the hillside N
lower town.
There win be communion ct the
ghadyside Presbyterian church next
sunday, and preparatory services wiz
be held Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon.
The Ohio field trials fixed to open on
tine 7th, have been changed to the Sth
a November, on account OF the election
coming on the 18th.
Prosecuting Attorney Weems, II. T.
Shepherd and w. w. Cowen are exanl-
ming the report Of the county commits
sioners.
Some Beliaire people win 60 70
bridgeport tonight, to hear Hon. n. n.
Dougherty and Hon. Q. L. Weems'
Mr.. John c. Cook Is looking up insur-
ance through eastern Ohio and mlngles
some politics with his business.
city Clerk Frank Jackson Is home
from visit with relatives IN Wayne
county.
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FORT HENRY'S size
Is Worrying Mr.. Garyin, who has
Charge Of the Erection Of
THE COMMEMORATIVE SLAB
Authorized BY the Legislature Last
winter-sIr. ", W. Giichr.st Claims
the Fort was Located at the Mouth
ofthe Creek. but al Other AuthOrl.
ties say It was on the Plateau Below
the Suspension Bridge.

Mr., 4. n. Garvin, member OF the COM
mlttee of the West Virginia legislature
in whose hands was placed the matter
Of placing suitable tablets upon the site
Of Fort Henry in this city, where the
last battle OF the Revolution was
fought, and at the battle field OF Point
Pleasant, IS having trouble in settling
In his own mind the site OF the fort.
While nearly ali the authorities place
the site Of the fort on the plateau q
short distance below the present sus-
pension bridge. yet 80 palnstaklng
student OF Revolutionary lore as Mr..
W. w. Gllchrist, asserts that the fort
was located on the upper bank Of
wheeling creek, near Its mouth.
In this connection, the IntellIgencer
has received from Professor Wills De-
Haas, Of Washington, D. c., author of
the History of the Early Settlement
and Indian Wars Of Western Virginia"
the following. which is surely strong
testimony in support Of the preponder-
ant view:
To the Editor Of the lntelllgenceF.
sIR:-Returnlng from the Adirondacks,
/ have delayed here while en- route 70
Washington My attention mas peen called
to an article in this evenings sun on the
discussion at Wheeling as to tho site OF
/ am NOT surprised at the difference Of
opinion In this matter, ns had the same
difficulty to meet in collecting material
for my .Higtory Of the Early I hIsSI,simsant
There were two BtOckadeH at Wheeling
Fort FincnBtie. near tho mouth OF the
creek upper Side), and Fort Henry. upon
the high terrace below the suspension
bridge. Tho first was small, hastily con-
gtFticted stockRde; the latter q large, SUB.
stantIal, formidable fort, containing hu:
ruerous cabins for the accommodation OF
reSorted 10 them for protection against the
indians, II stood about midway between
the suspension bridge and the Sontnetn
extremity Of the plateau. Col9nel A4nes
Which supplied the occupants Of the fort
was at tho base Of the hill on the east
My information was derived from early
settlers, some Of whom had been occu-
pants Of the fort. Chief among them was
MFg. cruEor, q young woman OF seventeen
NJ tho time Of Girty's famous attack, llS2.
The drn wing given in my volume was pre-
pared under the direction OF MRS CrugeE
and others who had lived In the Tort, ana
were AZ familiar with Its character and
appearance 5s as with their own homes.
Trusting this brief note may serve as
guidance to those having In charge ne
location OF proper monument, cheerInlly
sIibinit IT. WILLS DE HASS
Mr.. Garvln says the tablet, which
was completed by the Hobbs monument
works several months ago, will be
placed in position within the ensuing
month-ln fact, SO soon as he can de-
eide where 1t should be placed.
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At the Opera House on Friday even
ing. October 81. IA Wise Woman" n
delightful farce, promises to score a To-
cal hit. II is said to be great ac-
cesslou to the list Of fnrclcal successes,
as the bright jollIty Of the farce creates
no end OF merrIment. 1t has every
reason for succeeding, for 1t is acted
by capital company, and It Is so dis
tinctly novel In scheme and develop
ment that It furnishes what most peo--
pie like best, dIVerslon from accepted
standard. The plot is light and hlmy,
but the Incidents and complications are
immensely amusing. which makes II
quite the breezlest Offering OF Il long
time
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MANY MATCHES
In Hands Of Metropolitan Club Sat
mrIny Night Dates.

In Hands OF Metropolitan Club-Sat'
urdNy Night Dates.
The Metropolitan club is in receipt Of
many offers from pugIIIsts in all classes
wanting a Wheeling engagement. and
yesterday received letter from Oscar
Gardner which stated that Dave sullI-
van was agreeable to meeting Jack Nc.
Clelland here. The club may match the
pair, but at present Is Interested chiefly
in the FInneEan bout It will
pull on on November 10.
suggestion has been made to the
club that It pull of an occasional box
Ing card on Saturday nights, one OF
the popular evenings In other citles. es-
peei0lIy Chicago. This could be done
by starting the entertainment earlier
than customary so all would be over
before midnight. It ID hardly likely
that the suggestion will be followed In
Inc near future,
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THE FIRLDTNG AVERAGES
In the National League e Compiled
BY ..NicllH Young.

IN gue NttlouAl AloNtSu e - OptAPtAs
BY .Nlel' Young.
WASHINGTON, D. c., oct. 25.-The
fielding records of players Who toOk
part in twenty or more championship
base bali games. have been complied BY
President N. E. Young. The percent
ages Of the players follow IN part:
First Basemen- Clarke pLttshurgh,
.0SS; o'COnnoF, st Louis .esS: Dllloa,
Pittsburgh. .9Ss; Beckley, \ Cincinnati,
1857; Mccain, Brooklyn Yashing ton,
1885, Tebeau, ST. Louis, 1856; La Chance,
Baltimore. 1856; Jennings. Brooklyn, $50.
Second Basemen-ReltZ, Pittsburgh,
$40; DemontreVIlle, Chicago and Baltl-
more, 1855; McPhee. Cincinnati. .s5s;
Quinn, Cleveland, 800: Conner, Chicago
1858.
Third Basemen-C Cross. Sc. Louis and
Cleveland, 1857: Collins. Boston, .952:
McGraw, Baltimore. $50: WRllace, 81.
Louis, .932; Sullivan. Cleveland, 1873:
Irwin, Cincinnati. .s14.
Short stops-Davis. New York, ,sta;
Dahlen, Chicago and Brooklyn, $50;
Ely, Pittsburgh, 1872: Corcoran, Cin-
cinnati, 1913. Long, Boston. 1913.
Outfelders- BrodIe. Baltimore, .ss2;
Lange. Chicago, on: Blake, ST. Louis,
$40: Kelly. Brooklyn. .97s; DelGhanty,
Philadelphia, 81; Keller, Brooklyn,
$40,
catchers-PeItz, Cincinnati, 1856;
thinner. Cleveland and Louisville, $40;
Farrell, Brooklyn and Washing ton, !942;;
Kittredge. Washington and Louisville,
.94l: Donuhue, Chicago, 1888.
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BR1DGEPoRT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of a Day In the Town at thc
End of tho Bridge.

Events Of a Day IN the Town at the
End of tho Bridge.
The Republican central committee
met last evening and completed all ar
rangements for the Doughcrty. Gill and
weems meeting at the opera house to-
night. The meeting this evening gives
promise OF being record breaker for
the city. Large numbers are expected
from BeIlaire and Wheeling.
Mrs. II. G. Branum. Mrs. ]. C. Dent
and Mrs. w. T. Graham went out TO
Cambridge yesterday morning to Join
their husbands, who have been hunting
In that vicinity for several days. The
party returned 10 their homes here last
evening.
Harry Miller. who was arrested Mon
day afternoon for stealing horse and
buggy ut CoshoctOn. was taken to that
place yesterday afternoon for trial.
Loeb's Congress Of Novelties, COM
many which was organized In this city.
left yesterday In their special ear for
Flushing.
Several from here attended the per-
Torrance Of "Humpty Dumpty" at the
Wheeling opera house last evening.
Tho funeral OF Re7er Mcdonnell will
take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Interment mt Weeks cemetery.
number Of the Masons from here
viii attend the cOrner-stonc laying nt
Wellsburg to-day.
Mrs. William Miller left yesterday for
ClarIngton, to visit relatives for n cou-
Pile Of weeks.
r. w. Reid. OF shHrpsburg, Pa. Is In
the city 10 attend the funeral OF his
fnthcr-ln-lnw.
Miss Carrie Oxlcy. Of Springfield, Is
visiting relatives In Aetn0vllle.
sam Ferney. Of Cleveland, was In tho
city yesterday on business.
w. II. Riley has returned from bus
mess trip 10 Pittsburgh
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct. 2s.-There
Is good authority for the statement
that the Pittsburgh base ball club viii
tomorrow pass from the hands Of Its
present owners to those Of W. H. Wat
kins and his hackers. 1t is known that
Mr. Watkins for some time has had an
option on the club which expires to-
morrow, and 1t is now stated that the
present owners Of the club have decld-
ed to sell out at the option figures,
which as yet are not made public.
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All Wen known artists. a diRdrent play
vim be given at the Grand Opera House
At each performance, % that the pa
irons viii have variety enough during
the enlargement 70 suit their tastes.
The company win present Monday
night '-The Land Of the LiVinG. and
daily matlnee8 will commence Tuesday
afternoon.
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.,royfer ana Mrs.. G. We're There.

PRINCETON. n. j.. Oct. 25,-PrInce-
ton defeated Lehigh to-day II to 0. in
two fifteen minute halves. All the
scoring was done in the first halt.
Three and one-half minutes after the
FIRST kickoff McCOrd plunged through
left guard for touchdown. Reiter got
the second touchdown through lett
tackle. and Hillebrand the third on a
sprint around right end. Princeton
played an aggressive game and showed
up strong in both defensive and oneT-
sive play. Mr.. and Mrs. Grover CleVe'
land were among the spectators.
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Thn NnM IlnnRnc.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. Is. George D. schae-
fer, at the head Of the base ball club
that will represent st. Louis in the new
American Association. said to-day that
the postponed meeting will be held in
New York, on Saturday. November Z,
instead Of November 2, as previously
announced. he added: II have receiv.
ed advices from Boston, Providence,
New York, Philadelphia. Washington,
Baltimore, Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit
and Toledo and ali these cities will have
representatives at the meeting. The
meeting win be held at the Murray Hill
hotel In Now sYork.n
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Few repertoire companies have the
standing OF the Aubrey Dramatic Com
pany, II presents repertoire Of stand
ard successful dramas, comedies and
farce comedies intersperHed with SpG-
claltles. Members OF the company are
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Wcst Libcrty W., High School.

The West Liberty Normal school has
organized a foot ball team and written
for a game with the Wheeling high
school eleven, to be played at West LIB
erty, The game will likely be arrang-
ed, The normal students ara heavier,
but lack knowledge Of the game.
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BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. 25.--At the
Olympia Athletic Club tonight, Jim
Fitzpatrick, Of olean, defeated C. q!
Smith, colored. Of this city. In the
seventh round Smiths seconds threw up
ne sponge, an no wns clearly outcinss.
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/ nonltlon. Score:

UmpIrG--A. Beiswiuger.
Scorers--J. Norteman and Stranger.
TO-night--All Alike w. kissing Bugs
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cAPr. nowARD,s FUNERAL.
Transport Grant Arrives at Manila
With Volunteers.

MANILA. Oct. 25.--5:5S p. m.-Tho
funeral of Capt. Guy Howard. the as
sistant quartermaster, son of Major
General o. o. Howard, retired. who was
killed October 20, near Arayat, took
place to-day and was largely attended,
a procession of troops escorted the
body to the wharf and placed 1t on
board the transport Belgian King,
The Insurgents have returned to the
Vicinity Of Calamba. They have In
creased in numbers and are surround
ing tho town on the land sides.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 2h.-The
war department has received the fol-
lowing from General otlH;
MANILA, Oct. %.
Transport Grant, Twenty-ElEth vol
unteers and recruits arrived yesterday.
No casualties, Aztec with civilian ems
ployes arrived this morning. Seven
horses lost All others In good cOndl-
ton.
For Morbid Conditions take BEECH
ANS PILLS
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Scorers-Hanes and Mcconkey.
To-nlEht-AudItors V. Daisies.
CARRoLL cLUB LEAGUE.

The Handlers won one of three games
from The Bowlers in the Carroll Club
league last evening. Tho first and second
games were very exciting. but the third
went to The Bowlers on a margin OF near.
T., h,,ohrod MIND arora
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WHEELING LEAGUE.

osceolas went into the lead In the
Wheeling League race last evening by
defeating Kenmores three straight. The
latter are now tied with De Shacks for
ikan AnM md rnnlilnn Gnnrn.
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TNYITATIoN a. pTppERa.

NNE4SA44oN Az b4DOhhs,
Building, en Engineering Building, ana al
AFmory Building for the West Vlrgtlt8
University, MqrGantoWn, Weat Rirglnia,
will BE- received iintil u o'clock, noon, oos
tobeF 81, 1851!
Invitations TO bidders ana blank toFth0
for bids may be had upon applicable 10
the once Of the President Of The UhlVll1
eity Of M0fg1nt0Wtl. 0ee-mNlAA
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9orReb,
aaerai NeNeea
4 NOTICE.. q


Notice Is hereby given to the sloolhoils
ers OF the Crystal Glass CO., doing 1nols
ness at Bridgeport Ohio, and any otl4f
persons ipterestedi that the booEg "a el!ai
Crystal Glass CO. for tfAn1tgf q stock WI
be closed until November II, 1Goo, On &C.
count OF Intended sale and tr6n1tof q
the property Of said company on or Before
November ], 1888
BY order Of Board q Directors.
DEpBMPTIoN OF BONDS N.
WHEELING, ". Va, oct. 10, -,
The following bonds Of the Loan Of ltlt
have this day beon drawn by lot, according
to ordinance. and will be redeemed on and
after the hfst day OF Novsmbef, IN ~
the Bank Of tho Ohio Valley. Interest %
the same ceases on that day:
Nos, ESQ, 114, 4T6, csc, 600, 1e7, 1896
713, SEQ, 1853, $50 81 7A14 28A, 9Z9s
"a, 987, 4I4, 90, 0T6, 40S, GAG. 9b6,
90, SEQ, 704, 3O9, Of one hundred dollars
Of fVe hundred dollars each; NOG $50, $50,
Of one thouSand dollars each.
W. B. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK.
oel5 CcmmlssionefS..
NOTICE TO BoND.HoLpERs or
IN THE WHEELING STEEL g IRON
Tho Wh aasHi Steel 6 Iron Company. in
mortgage deed OF trust made on the list
day OF November, 1892. hereby gives notice
OF It's intention to redeem all or itA OUT
standing bonds secured ny Sald mortgaGe,
being the bonds numbered from 1g6 p W.
Inclusive, by the payment Of yuch bonds
on tho LIST day Of November, 1E9e, ct The
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling,
which bank has been selected by the
Wheeling Title. 6 Trust Company, The
trustee under said mortgage deed Of trust,
~ tbS place Of deposit for the payment Of
said bonds, in the stead Of The Exchange
Bank o. wheeling, which has ceased 70 Do
business; and further gives notice that
upon such payment the coupons then tin-
m0tured for interest on said bonds VIII
WHEELING STEEL q
IRON COMPANY.
+. W. Bowers, Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE q
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
L. F. Stifet, Secretary.
Bond-hOIders who may desire TO a.
change the bopds held by them for new
first mortgage per cent bonds Of tao
company az par should make early 'applts
cation AZ the office OF the company,
au22 F. W. BOWERS. seeret4ty.
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BOWLING.
MUsEE LEAGUE.

On the Musee alleys last night the Lenox
team took three gamese from the orients
by some very nice team work. Score:
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club, but viii probably send II. Il at all.
through either the Royal listers or the
Royoi CorfR
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For Morbid Conditions take BEECH,
ANS PILLS,
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
wheeling Pottery.
In Belle Mil.
RellAire QaB & Electric Co,
National Tube.
Crystal 0lASR Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
FOBtoTin Glass Co,
Wheeling Railway Co,
BONDS.
wheeling Stamping Co.
National Steel Co. stock, American Tin
Plate Co. stock, National Biscuit Co. stock
aud National Tube stoCk bought and sold
on Stock Exchange, Chicago and New
York
SIMPSON & TATUM,
Room I, City Bank Building Phone Ca.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-20
Church and wife, Chicago, ILL.,; e. Ray
Lane, Boston, Mass; VIM. w. Wes-
ton. Calif.;F. Staplin, Santa Fe New

Church and wife, Chicago, ILL.,; e. Ra,
Lane, Boston, Mass; VIM. w. Yves
ton, Calf. F. Staplin, Santa Fe New
Mexico.
Grand Central: J. M. Calboon
Frank Stephen, Santa Fe, N. NJ; H.H
Wheelock, J. F. Murray, st. Louis
Mo; M. Schlanger, Las Cruces, N. M.
); F. Frouche, oberlin, O.; Lou Clogs
ton, aermosillo. Mex; A. II. Hilton,
San Antonio, N. M; J. E. Hayeva, Los
Angeles, Calf; j. 81. Smith, San An
tonic, Tex: J. S. Atterbury and wife.
Pittsburg. Pa: T. J. Payne, Alamo
gordo, N. M; Anther Reeves, Mexico;
VIM. E. Reanev. Las Vegas, N. M.
Geo; A: Hunt, Cripple Creek, Colo ;;
W. Q. Trasdale, St. Louis, Mo; J. F.
Cox, VIM. E. Larry: ST. Louis, Mo /:
Chas. E. Rees, ST Louis, Mo,
Lindell Hotel: M. Harper, Dos Ca
6esas, Sonora; L. G. Bell. Guanajuato,
Mexico; W. 81. Boroug, San Francisco;
81. J. Arston, Los Pilares, Son., Mex.
J; A. Fowler, Los Pilares, Son., Mex:
Chas. Mylin, Waverly, Iowa; w. E..
Wilson and wife, Longhorn: r. N. Nc
earthly, Eddy, N. M; r. A. Dever,
Eddy, N. M; E. F. Flanagan, Eddy, N.
NJ; E. L. Mahoney, Eddy, N. M M.
Mace, Chinuahua; F. Valdez, Ciudad
yuarez: O.. Lorgrun, Ciudad Juarez;
lOo ASOCh, uU6ulX, r.. j.. Gumm,
White Oaks, N. NJ; Mrs. c. W. Ec-
clestoD, Springfield, 8. D; D. J.
Rogers, Barstow; George Estes, Pecos;
John Bagley, Albuquerque, N. M; E.
E. Koglmeier, City Mexico; J. M.
Lugo. Aguascalientes; G. Martin, N.
Y; E. A. Chaffee, Anthony; W. J.
Macurray, Tovah; VIM. Thompson.
City: Ed. Kaufman, City Mexico; W.
a: Smith. Montreal; John Church, Nc
Kinney; w. B. Young, M. Wells.
New Commercial: Theodore Har-
osur and wife. St. Louis; 81. Gray,
chicago, Ill; 81. Parker, City; John
spray Milwaukee; A. Irwin, Eagle
[ohn James Holman, Parral. Chibus-
lua: John Anderson, Fl. Worth:
lanes Chambers, Fl. Worth: b.
4innecon, ST. Louis: W, T. Nelson,
Sew Orleans; J. T. Baker, Tifir,
ohio; w. T. Doble, Oklahoma: A. r.
San Francisco; Henry Lampe,
zee Green, Walter Walsnep, and
Vest Dumson, CHM, Ohio; Brice and
robertson, Chicago; Royal B. Price.
Quebec. Canada; T. G. Dunn, City; P.
(. Fisher, Boulder. Colo; 81. B. Ar
old and wife, E. Simpson, and L. r.
'a!!ey, Las Cruces, N. M; James r.
seld, Phoenix, Arizona; James Nor
a ors v Woe,h r Arizona; John Flynn,
lerhorn. Chicago, j. G. Holman.
hicago; NJ. r. Randolph, City; J. E.
dams, ST. Louis; A. Irwin, Eagle
ass; J. X. Mcleod, Dublin, Texas: 2
E.. Sangers, Mexico City; r. J. =
aden. and Antoine Betty, Sanger, Cal:
Howard. Los Angeles. Cal; F.
auretyen. City; Thos. Williams, and y
'mes Williams, Fort Worth, Texas. e
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-20
days in the city before leaving on an
extended trip through Mexico.

days in the city before leaving on ar
extended trip through Mexico.
Adolph Solomon, of Ell Paso. brother
of 1, E. Solomon of this place, says the
SolomonvilleBulle was visitor here
for several days this week. Having
and being we'll located on "Easy
street" he proposes to go to Germany
with his wife about the first of Nav, to
remain for six months. The Bulletin
wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon a pleas
ant visit to the Faderlsnd.
! Governor Otero and the majority of
I the party, arrived from Alamogordo
this morning at $50 o'clock, the run
having been made in two hours, and
Santa Fe. The governor re-
GREETED that circumstances would
longer stay in Ell Paso on this trip but
hopes to visit us in the
near future and make friendly call.
The party were highly pleased with
their trip and their entertainment by
the White Oaks people. A full account
OF same will appear in tomorrow's
HERALD.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Nc
Lachlen entertained in compliment to
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Hovey, and Mrs.
Morehouse. This is the first time Mrs.
McLachlen has entertained in her
lovely new home, and all present had q |
most delightful afternoon. Cards |
wh1led away the hours and there were |
handsome prizes for the fortunate
players. Mrs. Hixson and Mrs. Davis
glove case. the other q handkerchief
consoled with the daintiest
silver mounted powder puff.
The ladies present were: Mesdames
Brown, Hovey, Morehouse, Russell,
Brftton Davis, z. T. White, Ayers, A.
2. Coles. Akin, Lakeland, D. Y. Had
icy, ). M; Dean, E: P. Brown, Hixson,
Eugene Neff, Comfort, Loomis. W. R.
Brown, J. A. Happier, DeVoe, Budd,
W: D. Howe, J. T. Williams, Wiel,
solomon, Gist: Misses Gregory, Reese
Ind Bewley.
, st. Charles: Walter Smith and wife !
tucson: Pitcher, San Francisco, Calf:
). l. Robbins, Chicago, ILL.,: W. Mes. 7
niger, Jas. r. Nelch, Ed Conner, Ell
'ery, Mo. r
Center Block: T. Alaria, Santa Fe. t
\. M; E. G. White, Denver, Colo: E.
". Frank, Albuquerque; W. G. Put t
nan, Chas 81. Howe, Albuquerque; E. "
4. Gleason and wife, Dallas; Mrs. Ida t
'eall, Fit. Worth, Texas. +
Pierson: Mrs. F. E. Lamert, Chica- q
o, III Miss Kratch, A. II. Conway,
lrs. j. L. Cole, w. B. Jeffrey, St.
ouis, Mo; Miss Cranston, J. WI
!oodie, Kansas Cy, Mo-; T. S. Ellis,
hicago, ILL.,; Miss Woods, ST. Louis, ~
TO-; B. F. Bermen, Houston, Tex. "
has Fl. Chickle, Boston, Mass; E. ].
ohnson, Chicago, ILL.,; J. S. After
lry, B. T; Gaspell, M. E. Gaspell, G.
Circuit. San Francisco, Calf; b. W
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-20
For The Public,

Wnen the weather was the coolest
and I ran out of potatoes A trnst vss
formed by other dealers and while
there was only 4 cent per cent advance
at purchasing points the price WAS
raised here from 81 go to % 90 per cent.
L have now received cars of fine fancy
stock from Greedy, Colo, which I am
selling to dealers at $1.7O per cent.
thus giving the retailers q chance to
supply their customers at about the
prices as before the storm, protecting
the consumers from the trust.
Q. 81. LAWRENCE.