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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-13

BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.-When shown the
San Francisco dispatch which says that
the Columbian iron works. OF this city, will
become part Of combination of ship
building properties, Mayor William T. Mails
ter president of the company, said, to-day,
that he had not been approached in the
matter, and the statement in regard to his
corporation was, therefore, erroneous. He
added that such combination was not at
all probable, although he had heard nothing
regarding Ii. but that the capitalization
mentioned was much too low to include the
works referred to.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-13

The bicycle police were sent last night 10
$40 East New York street. where it had been
reported there was man I'm the yard try
ing 10 carve some one with a knife. IT was
found that man in the house who has
been i'll for several weeks with a fever had
become violent, 50 that the women were I'm
able 10 handle him. One of them went 10
the door, and asked passer-by 10 come in
and help them, but instead OF so doing he
ran TO the nearest telephone and called the
police. The sick man had in some way got
hold of a knife, and IL was feared he might
do some OF them harm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-13

The Laporte Herald says: Gen. Lew Wal
lace is at the Kankakee river on his annual
fishing trip. his party consisting OF the same
friends who have been with him every year
Tor many years-his son, Henry Wallace, OF
Indianapolis, and Henry Campbell and j
j. lnsley, Of Crawfordsville. The party Is
occupying General Wallace's private house
boat which Il completely fitted for house
keeping.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-13

''Then Luther helped the world see an
other glorious fact. that the merits which
were not In the church and were in Christ
were obtained not BY works. but by faith
Faith in Christ renounces faith in our own
goodness 1t renounces trust In your works
of self-crucihxion. Out OF the rubbish Luz
ther brought this gem. justification. by faith
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17
MANY CHANGES;
Of High Officials Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railway
ANNOUNCED FROM BALTIMORE
Ycstcrday-Gcneral Superintendent
Fitzgerald's Jurisdiction Extended
Over Entire Line-h1r. Graham Be-
comes Chief Engireer-K. NJ. Sheets,
Of Grafton, Goes TO Chicaso-F. A.
Hustled Will Succeed Mr.. Sheets.

a number of important changes will
be made In the transportation depart
ment OF the Baltimore g. Ohio railroad
on July l. The position OF general SUI
perintendent Of the trans Ohio lines,
now held by ]. NJ. Graham. will be abol-
ished, and the Jurisdiction Of General
Superintendent Thomas Fitzgerald Will
be extended over the main lines from
Philadelphia to Chicago. Including its
branches. ~
Mr. Graham will become chief engi-
neer with headquarters at baltimore,
succeeding w. T. Manning, who resign
ed on March 10. with P. H. Irwin as as
sIstant.
The Jurisdiction Of John E. Spurrler,
superintendent OF first division and
branches. with headquarters at Balti-
more will be extended over the second
division.
+. A. Hustled, superintendent OF the
middle division Will have the third.
fourth and fifth divisions. with head
quarters at Grafton. W. Va.
r. M. Sheets, superintendent OF the
fourth and fifth divisions. will be su-
perintendent Of the Chicago terminals.
I. J. English, superintendent OF the
Chicago division. will have the Ohio and
Midland divisions, with headquarters at
Newark. O.. vice ]. H. Glover assigned
to other duties
F. {. Batchelder. Of the 500 line. will
be superintendent Of the Chicago divIs-
ion. with headquarters at Garrett, Ind.
Charles Galloway. train master of the
first division. will be assistant superin-
tendent of the first and second dvls-
ions, with headquarters at Cumberland,
Md.
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SIXTH WARD FACTIONS

Figured in Council's nIao,;rr Inc,
Night = Augmentation Ord,r,,c,
Passed. Lcnyinc tho S;y,b ,v.r,,,re
to Settle Their 1D.f.cpt ,,cyv rat,
New Utility Franchises and O,bcr
Business Considered.
A special meeting of the city council
was held last night to act on rener,,
business, and the ANNA, onnronr,a,,on
ordinance was fn,l,v nosssd r,i,us ~.
s,xtb ,.ors 1,.,,,,,,,.,. ~. ,o -.
'cu'.o'' VI ''e WET.
leVy' winch provoked discussion and
a series of motions and amendments n
In the endless cb,i, rhoro w,r co.,.id-
ah, ..-.,..,., ""' ''N
e'hp'es mophey'be IN Inc second
branch. which helped to make a long
and tiresome session. although the an
t,cs a, = oo,n,o .. 80 a,,,,o. 80,
49, ~ eo"p.e VI VIC i''e'''pc's ",io' u
ed entertainment for the large number
Of spectators.
The Sixth ward fight spru,r from rho
90 40 '-' -
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GREENSBORO-Rive: 10 feet and
falling. Cloudy and cool.
BROWNSNlLLE-R s feet 7
inches and falling.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet Q
inches and falling. Cloudy and cool.
WARREN-Tiver . of foot Cloudy
and cool
OIL ClTI-Rircr | foot 6 inches and
falling. Cloudy and cool.
PffTSEtRG1i-Rive 81 feet and
rising Clear and cool.
STEUBENVILLE- feet /
inch and rising. Clear and cool.
PARkERSBURG-R feet and
falling, Cloudy: mercury &C.
POLK" PLEASANT-R!ver II feet
md rising Clear.
ClNC1NNATI-Rivcr ia feet and
rising Clear.
CATRo-nivcr 2G.S feet and station
AIRY. Clear and cool
EVANSFILLE--Rivc "a feet and
falling. Clear.
LOU1SFILLE-River SIS feet in ca
nal: IS feet on falls: 1903 feet below
locks. Clenr and pleasant.
MEMPHIS-Efver 1876 feet, rise of
0.2. Clear and hot.
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THE RIVER,


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. S n. m,
SarHersbarg. BEN HUR. II Il. m
S!stersville. RUTH. 3: 30 p. m.
sto aainkt9n X FE as ha :: - p 20 m
Observation-Disclosures. II n. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. GREENWOOD, 6:3o n. m
Pnrkorsbarg. H. X. BEDFORD. II a, m.
Matamorns LEXINGTON. II n. m.
S!stersVIlies RUTH. 3: 80 p IN.
harrington. LEROY. 3: 90 p. nj.
steuGenvillc..T. N. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 4 n. m.
Pittsburgh .KANAWHA. 6n. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, 6 a. II
GAINESVILLE ...LOREN A. ? n. IN.
Cincinnati ...QuEEH CITY. a. m.
S!stersville.. LEROY. 7 a. IN.
ateutcuv!t!e. JEWEL. S Il. M
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let Al.l. q q q
nnd az. ~. tnls beautiful summer resort
est MI 80 ny some OF the very Wild
s J, ~ srahaest scenery OF West Vir-
Ing the discussion NJ ,h ,.la a.a Wy near
and In minsllns with and becomIr ,m ei n :,
~, WIN their fellow tea chers.
~ ~ n,'turn tickets will be good until
tu'y =. This Will give those who wish
49, ~ ~ ~ a chance to visit Washington
ei's una other points OF Interest. Z
80
Tint It is the duty NJ Tho too,, -
recruit himself ~ hars.,, .S...' ~
,,u,;rr ~ " ''e'selt physically
~. - ,"e summer ui" vacation goes with
out saying and the teacher owes It to
me school to be taught by him during
me coming year. Hut IL at the same
time the mind can be broadened by
nnhsllns with those engaged In the
same work as It can be by attending
educational meetings. ETC., the school to
&c TAUGHT Is 'toutiy benefited. The wrl-
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Making LOnccr Runs.

The experiment of almost doubling
the runs Of the passenger engines OF
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad has
proved more successful. than its warm
est advocate had any idea that 1t
would. For great many years the
railroad was 1875 and $50 miles and It
was supposed that on account Of the
heavy grades that one locomotive could
not be used for continuous run OF
200 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 & Ohio railroad where
one. two and two and q half per cent
grades ara found.
Passengers engines are now run con-
tinuously from Cumberland to Park
ersburg. a distance OF POI miles, and
from Cumberland to Wheeling, POI
miles. From Cumberland to Parkers-
burg the engines go out on trains l.. 3
and 90, returning on trains ., 4 and L.,
From Cumberland to Benwood the run
is Two hundred miles. and the engines
go out on train No. 7.rcturning on train
No. i6. 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 .Phlladel-
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, 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. 104. los and Jog between Ben
wood and Cincinnati, n distance of two
hundred and tlfty-iour miles. running
through west-bound and relieved Mt
Newark east-bounL. These engines are
also double crewe6 and they will aver
age n monthly mileage Of 1850 miles.
Trains No. and 4, between Newark
and Snndusky, and local passenger
trairs between Newark and Shawnee
are run by two engines and three en-.
ginemen. the distance being one hun
dred and fifty-nine miles These en-
ylnes will make an average mileage Of
about 5,ii. miles per month.
Trains 1G, II. III 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-
Bile crewcd. with a monthly average
mileage per engine OF 64iS miles.
It is estimated that under the new
method the englnemen make abou, the
same wages with less work. They nv
cragc about $500 miles per month each,
and under the system ives, of the Ohio
river the saving Is equally as great as
has been east OF the river, as 1t 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
er branches of the service.
So far there has been no trouble in
operating the trains and the DELAYS
have been even less than usual.
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Will preach at 1880 a. m. and 7:45 D,
m. Morning subject: "Guar1ins
Against a Doubling Mind" Evening:
Christ and Nathaniel" m
Rev. +. N. Lynch. OF Grafton, former
ly OF this city. vii deliver his lecture
on the Future OF the Epworth League
at mass meetingtof all the Leagues In
the city at Fourth Street NJ. e. church
on Monday evening. All are invited
to attend. -j&tI = 4
Wesley NJ. E. church: Class meeting
at $3.50 a. m. and $3.50 p. m. Sunday
schoo. at p. m. Preaching at 1890 a,
m. Subject Overcoming the World "
Evening subject THE Tree Of Christ,s
Services at Third Presbyterian
church on Sabbath morning at II
o'clock, and In the evening Mt 7:45, con-
Quoted by Rev. Robert r. Bigger, Phi.
D. Morning theme, Gather the chill
dren." Evening. the pastor will con-
finite his series OF missionary lectures
on Our Brethren in the Orient" Sub
Ject for Sabbath evening. "Our Breth-
rem In Japan" These lectures are very
interesting and edifylng.
At the Second Presbyterian church,
the Rev. Joseph Speers. pastor. will
preach at 1880 a. m. and 7:45 .. M. In
the evening the Rev. Speers will preach
the bnccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class Of the high school, his
subject being Entering Life" Pre-
pnrntory service will be held next week
previous to the sacrament Of the
Lords Supper. which will be observed
Sunday, June %. zsf5
The Third Presbyterian and the Wes-
ley M. E. Sunday Schools Will picnic
together at Belmont Park on the
Fourth of July. It has been arranged
by the Joint committee from the two
schools that ench school shall 10 to the
park on Its own boat, the one on tho
Jewel. the other on the Leroy. and up
on reaching the grounds all unite in n
happy and enjoyable outing. One re-
freshment stand on the ground will be
common to oil. A series of games will
be arranged by the Joint amusement
committee I1.t. .sElH n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17
DIED..

TIIOMPSON--At Paris, France, on Sum
day. June I, 1899. MRS. MARY d.
THOMPSON. widow Of the late Col,
W. T. Thompson.
Funeral from st. Mathews Episcopal
church, Thursday. Juno g, Mt II O'Clock
n. IN. Friends OF the family arc re-
specifically Invited. Intcrment private
nj Stone Church cemetery. on National
Rond.
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The marks ut 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 and
Louisville trips.
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wrangled over 1t. and finally Joint
conference committee made a report
which the second branch non concurred
IN. Not before. however, all kinds o.
propositions for paving. sewers. ETC..
mad been debated. Then came the de-
cislon to pass the ordinance leaving un-
I'll the future settlement Of the Sixth
ward difficulty. ai5 al.E Nh
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WAGES AT GAS WORKS.

Mr.. Hcaly offered a resolution that
the gas board be instructed t. pay the
chargers and stoitcrs Mt the gas works
the wages asked by them. and the men
be returned to work. The second
branch adopted the resolution. but the
first branch laid Il on the table. Later
resolutions along this line were offered
and adopted In the second branch, but
as they came after the passage of the
appropriation ordinance are practically
OF no effect.
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ELECTRICAL. ORDINANCE.

Messrs. Morris Horkheimer F. II.
Lnnge, H. W. Mcclure. C. NJ. FrIssell
and John J. Contff petitfoned for the
right to lny wires and other appliances
on streets and alleys-not named-for
the transmission OF electricity and mo-
tive power for the purposes OF furnish
maintain and operate vehicles and con-
veyances propelled by said power and
compressed and liqueacd afr. The pc
tition was referred to the ordinance
committee. The new company Is titled
the Ohio Valley Electrical and Motor
Supply Company
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COMMITTEE BILLS.
bills We're ordered paid as
3. & Q. DEPOT.

Mr. Radcliffe introduced n set Of res
outlons instructing the city solicitor to
see II the Baltimore e. Ohio was not vio-
lat!ns city ordinance In having It's
depot south Of the creek: also to look
up the matter of railway crossings The
resolution was adopted.
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a Cure for Nervous Headache.

For eight years suffered from constIpn.
ton and severe nervous headache, the head.
ache. usually instiny three days at time.
Headache powders relieved metemporarIly,
but left too bad M effect Since began
taking Celery King have greatly improved
IN health, seldom or never have hcadnche.
have gained IN flesh, aud feel decidedly
ell.-Mrs L. s. Hatch, Temple, n. II.
eases ofthe Nerves, Stomach, Liver and KID
ncys. Sold by druggists. 25c. and Zoe. 6 J,
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Held for the Grand jury,

Richard Carson, II one-armel man,
was tried before Squire Fitzpatrick yes
,erday ana held for the grand jury. lie
was chHrSeG with entering n room at
the Hotel Windsor and Insisting on a
drummer giving him some money.
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to.mn m,,,tary Band at Wheeling Park

era Military Band at Wheeling por,e
tomorrow afternoon: S''NN
/. March. Third r.rIcadc".- Cod, "a
1vertlre: ..Itulicns In Algiers" IiosSjni
Ma m.,S; Jolly Fellows" " oilstedt
Il - ! ~, e,o from ne opera Lucia dc
5. March "Ad,n'r,;' ;Donizetu
6. Gems from The onern -: s ,t
Vocal solo. The Flight OF Ares" n. rtu.
Mr.. s. Emerson, i, -
. - 'u'''oresQue on Yankee poodle"...
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Summer Excursions to Atlantic CIT,
Nln HGuNSNlynnInl I,ar

July 6 md 20. August 3 and Il, t,is, tho
time FOR your vacation trip the sI0
round trip Excursion tickets viii hc
sold from Wheeling to Atlantic CITY,
Cape May. and other popular seaside
resorts; return limit on these tickets
fifteen days. including date OF snlr,
Trains run through to Atlantic CITY
without change. For further informn.
ton picdsc call upon or address John
hin lines. r'' io.I0.os.a
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A BLESSING ALIKE TO YOUNG
and old; DR.. Fowier's Extract Of Wild
Strawberry: natures specific for dys.
EMERY, dlarrhoca and summer com.
plant,
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The Best Prescription for Chills
and Fever Is Il bottle of Groves Taste-
less chill Tonic. II Ia simply iron and
quinine In tnsteless form. No cure
no pay. Price, 6oc. tths&w
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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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City Clerk O'Brien's report OF the
city's finances showed appropriations
totalins S1S6.55S 2S: expenditures, $780,
273 O3; balances. s57,2S5 %.
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IN THE CHURCHES.

.
Commencing this evening and continu-
Inc Tomorrow, the ntticth anniversary
or thaPttne Street II. r. church will be
observed by the congregation and by
Methodists of other churches in this
CITY and state. Interesting Services
TINS evening at O'Clock will open the
anniversary celebration, and Tomorrow
morning the anniversary sermon will
be preached by Rev. T. N. Lynch n
huntington, former pastor of the
church. The programme for the sew
eral services is us follows:
SATURDAY. SP. NJ.
hymn No. ~. 'Bles, Be the Tic 80.
tJ,, ::...'........J. l.. Clark D. D.
ilSitiH NO: 49,. :.............,
Address of welcome-For Wheeling dis
Address-For Wheeling Hsv cb A; aSsre D. D.
Baritone solo. Harry sweeney
Address-Tor chaplnc Street NJ. "f =
church,. .Rev. ". J. Harkness, Phi. d.
Soprano solo Miss Lvdn u'.i 81
Music.
SUNDAY.
$3.50. Sabbath school,
, IVY. Anniversary sermon. Rev. F. n.
%sSni oro ,o,s, n,
S, c, NV iSast a, hev' y L. CLARK. D. D.
D. 90 ''e'' i'e'' a. NooFe' u
700. Epwor,h league. prominent temper.
ancG. speakers,
10 40. song and praise service by choir.
Anthem. We Praise Thee Cod. Bierly
scripture lesson and prayer ......,....
,..;n;.....;'.;;;;..."... Rev. D. A. Denton
Anthem. we Thank Thee. oh, Father
......;; 800. .................... Bierly
T rrin nInpets. ''.:..;,...Rev j. L. Clark
shnr. ,I ITarns'ei" OF 5sraei :;;.....E earls
Gun tatt, SToma m, a. Moo' ~ -
Short address ............Rcv. F. n. Lynch
.nthem. Seek Ye the Lord...... Roberts
500 'eohtfaltoj' Tread on the Waters :.
G, -, Roeckel
Anthem Come iin;n Ma: n.y. r i1 m n,'.or
Doxology. bencdIct;on.
AT Vance Memorial church there will
be services Mt II M ord 7..5 ~
o,r,,o,a, ~. D. - '"'
'o""ue'e' y! rev. Ut. Austin. Eve
hshs subject: What is MANI"
=,
FIRST CHRISTIAN church. Rev. C.. NJ.
Oliphant. pastor. Morning: "Mount
Zion" Evening. The Little Man"
Sunday school. Thirty-nrst street nj
$50 p. m. Junior Christian Endaayor
y. m. Young people's Society chris
,!an Endcavor. S:45 n. m led Nv Mrs
Ida Brown. Subject: "Intemperate
Pleasures" PRAYER nae,,nr WaSnes.
day evening Eeyt Tnordoy s,,snin,,
there will be n silver Offering social of
tations and music vii ha randarad 7,
Is desirable that averv n,or,hor ~ no
church. should be nresont AND evorws
body is invited
First Ron,,st churcb por u,s.,, VI,
and TX n ~ snndn" "s so a.. 10y i. m "a:
n n, ' 'e''o'' I'll $40
,nii schools OF the church will have
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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 committe: on ordinances.
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APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE.
This ordinance evoked discussion MS
to the npportIonment OF the Sixth
wards share OF the Decent levy, Sc. S75.
The rival factions In both branches
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$40. TO TIL; SEASlIpHE

LATEST S3.IO TINS or Patent Lcnth.
Srs n INC "Wllhur" Guaranteed Shoe,
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North Street NJ. Z. church. Rev. c. B
Graham. pnsior. Love-feast at 7:3l
n. m; preaching nj 1890 by Rev. A.
Moore. p. Il. Holy Communion n,
1880 n, IN. Sunday school mt p. IN
Chi!dren's Day services ut 7:30 n. m.
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boys S1.e5 Spring ITccl Dress Shoes
In Tan or Hack, 3Sc Mt McFnddcu's.
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At the Fourth street NJ. f. church
Mi's Henrietta Bancroft field secre.
tnry OF the Dcaconess Work OF the Wo.
mems Home Missionary Society. viii
speak nj 1920 4. m. The pastor viii
preach ut 1915 p. m. Subject; 1.-THE
Mastery In Life" n sermon specially
adapted tc the closing days OF school.
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Miss Annie Hall, OF North Main street,
has returned from two weeks visit
in the East End, Pittsburgh
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Mr.. D. Hall has returned from Phila-
delphia, where he attended the wedding
Of his nephew, DR.. George Patterson.
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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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occur Tuesday and Wednesday even
ingE, when the Three Black Nantes. :"
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
costuming will be under the supervision
OF J. G. kober. OF Pittsburgh who
comes to Wheeling Monday. in time for
the ful! dress rehearsal. 4 number of
special dances hav- beer arranged and
VIII be intcrpolateG. and the full Opera
House orchestra. Is engaged 70. accom-
panimens. 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
Will represent village girls. and make q
unique appearance as planned In the
staging. AS opera In the park a,ways
Nts' 'N''''e' thefe IS no doubt OF a
large outpour!nS Of society at large on
both evenings. and the dlrector =, g,
and nl,y d.sar,,o ,o,, 80
..,,, ,s &c eue'' d tF'ouN. iheFe
VIII be no reserved seats and the ad-
mission leads to every part Of the
,n,a,.s 't'''ci'a'S are as
,o"o"S'
Don Jose klng's chamberlaIn). .........
Doo'ii.iiis:.'''''''-.......Archibald \. Taylor
D ga n. Robinson
Mai. blanchard Hiatt
sa SDa wealthy 'ar'ner)'.. ;;harry Bremen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-17

Miss Sara Zane Brockurler youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and, Mrs. Charles W.
Brockunier OF North Main street, is
the guest OF friends in Chicago.