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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
To-DAr'S GAMES.
Mansfield at Wheeling.
Youngstown at New Castle.
Dayton ut Grand Rapids.
Fort Wnyne Mt Toledo,

Wheeling again figured at the losing
end OF an argument with the Mansfield
team yesterday afternoon. Two causes
contributed to this disappointing result
the awful weakness of the locals at
esSr-aeld, where HeIne made n miser-;
nple excuse at playing the position: and
,te Inability of the Wheelings to hltthe
delivery of one "Dlck" Smith, who
knows thing or two about curves.
epeed, control and the other items that
Constitute successful pitchers stock
.n trade. In addition, the locals were
unlucky: for Instance. they ran against
three double plays by the visitors, and
but FOR these they would have made the
game very close. and possibly would
have won.
Wheeling scored one In the opening
innlrg. on Durrett's base on ,bahs, n
Wild throw to first that put the runner
on second. Niles outileld fly that sent
him to third. and q balk by Smith that
forced the run In.
lNp NlslluIs lltu Tic sCuge III tue
sacond on base on balls, sacrifice
and single, They got another In. the
fourth on Heine's error, sacrifice and
two singles. Their third run came in
,ha fifth on Werricll's two-bagger and
Laws single. In the seventh two more
were added on singles by .Lowuey.
Smith and Flournoy and Beecher's two
Dagger.
The locals scored run In the eighth.
Maharey singled, went up notch on
Dotbs sacrifice. and scored on Niles
clean two-base hit 10 the center field
fence. I.ytle was safe on Lowney's err
roT and Smith hit Hunt with pitched
ball. filling the bases. A nice clean hi.
would have tied the score. but Kihm
was not equal TO the occasion, his test
being bounder to Smith on which he
md the side were retired o, first.
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Martin Cowen came here from Column
bus and the interior Of the state yes.
terday. Much of his time lately has
been given to politics. and while he Is
still as warm n friend of Dougherty
as ever he Is not making big claims on
this county. but hopes for the best
thing to happen.
The post-otIice has been completely
renovated and painted outside. and In.
The boxes that had been allowed 10 get
old and dingy In appearance have been
touched up. and present u more nttrac-
tive appearance. 49,
About fifteen or twenty knights
Templar from this city and vicinity
will so to st. Gainesville tomorrow
evening. The train to bring the home
after the meeting OF Hope Commandery
has been secured. t.sl
The local papers have begun to make
Inquiries about the bridge project. But
there seems strong probability of de-
velopments shortly. There may be q
slip, however, In the arrangements.
The Republican city committee ara
asking for assistance to defriy the
necessary expense for the Republican
county convention next month, and will
no doubt receive 1t.
About half hundred witnesses In the
Clark will case went to St. ClaIrsville
yesterday. A compromise was looked
for. but up to this morning 1t had not
developed.
The Twentieth Century Pedro Club
held the last meeting Of the season at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
stahl hast night.
Charles Tlmberlake. who had Just
closed his school In the township. Is
now laid up with the measles.
Roscoe Snedeker Is dangerously Ill at
the home of his uncle. C. c. Marsh, at
Sistersvillc.
Health officer Boone reports n total
of twenty-three deaths in this city for
last month. %.
Harvey S. Benson and wife will leave
for Portland, Oregon, for u visit with
relatives.
Ralph Levi will leave next week for
France. with the Intention of remaining
there
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-10
Donnclly on Strikes.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-s. B. Dom
nelly, president of the International
Typographical Union. was before the
industrial commission to-day. Refer
ring to the strike of the stercotypers In
Chicago last year, Mr.. Donnelly said 1t
was failure because 1t did not have
the sanction of the general order. He
thought strikes were diminishing. The
witness estimated that there were about
1000 Mergenthaler machines in use In
the United States. and said that they
had displaced about 1000 workmen.
The printers had accepted machinery
in their work as inevitable. but he con-
sldered them detrimental to their bus
mess under existing circumstances. Mr..
Donnelly opposed the incorporation OF
trades unions. because he was afraid
Of the courts.
1.-THE banking system seems to per-
meate everything" he said; mot only
legislatures move In the direction In
dicated by the bankers, but the courts
must do the same thing"
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COUNCIL MEETS.

The city council found itself in deep
water last night. The firemen asked
for an increase OF salary from 500 to
$500 per year. The police asked for
an advance from S45 to $50 per month
Owners Of fractions OF two lots asked
for $3.50 and $1,000 respectively, and
the council committee reported levy
the same rs last year. all Of which
were hard to reconcile. The
franchise ordinance for proposed
new electric light and power company
came up for its second reading. md was
read in its regular order, with some
amendments attached, and passed. AIR.
L. Garish is the principal promoter of
the enterprise. The application Of the
flremen for Increased wages was re-
ferred to the fire committee. The ap-
plication Of the police was treated as u
Joke. and no action was taken. Messrs.
Steger and Rodewig were appointed on
the equalization board.
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the absence OF Mr.. Meyers. who Is of
duty on account OF sickness.
The Thimble Bee met at the home of
Mrs. Alex. Dixon last evening.
William Barcus. of pilionvaie. vas In
town yesterday on business.
William Nedill, OF Tiltonvllle, was in
town yesterday on business.
DR.. Burton has returned from a .busl-
ness trip to Darlington.
Miss Emily Hoge IS the guest OF
friends at Portland.
]. NJ. Hogan. of Adena, was in the
city yesterday.
Harry Rosenthal was in TlltonvIlle
last evening.
James Story, of sclo, was in town
yesterday. r.
terdav.
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SANDY HOOK, N. j., May "a If
teen-inch Rodmah gun was exploded
this afternoon by a charge Of 100 pounds
Of smokeless powder. The gun was bur-
led In the proving ground eighteen feet
in the sand, and the discharge was
made by electricity. The men are now
digging to find out what has become Of
the shell that was inside the gun con-
talning 100 pounds OF gun cotton. to
which Gatham safety fuse was at
tached. The Gatham people claim TINT
the gun cotton would be recovered in
perfect condition. even II the gun and
shell were exploded. The test was to
show the safety of handling gun cotton
In guns fired by powder charges.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of interest In the Metropolis
ofBclmont County.

There was considerable agitation yes
terday morning over an episode that
occurred on the Benwood ferry-boat.
There was crowd to go to Wheel
ling to see the circus parade, and an
expressman started passenger wagon
which was well filled. When the wa
gon drove on the toll collector collected
for the team and wanted five cents q
head for the passengers, except two.
They oil protested, and not being able
to como to an agreement the boat re-
turned to the Ohio shore. and all were
landed where they were taken on. The
driver threatened to test the matter in
the courts. Some Of tho passengers
got to Wheeling on train. but they
missed the parade, and were rs warm
as the driver Of the team was.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, May 9.---Eddie
Connolly, of st. Johns. n. b.. knocked
out&Mystery" George Kerwin. of Chi
cago, In the fourth round OF what was
to favc been 4 twenty-round contest
before the olympic a. c. tonight. The
fighting was fast and furious from the
start, but Connolly always had the
best OF II. Kerwln continually running
Into right and left swings. In the
fourth round Connolly staggered HIS
manwith n fttsi'ndc Of tabs and Swings
and ended by sending him clear
through the ropes. Eerwln's seconds
pushed him back into the ring. Con-
molly flooring him with n loft on the
Jaw und ending the contest.
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The regular meeting Of the Benwood
council occurred last night. and the
session was q lengthy one. There wns
q long discussion over the telephone
controversy. which ended In no action
being taken on the ordinance asked
for by the Independent Telephone
Company, which seeks n franchise for
Benwood.& Representatives Of the Bell
company were on hand to fight the
franchise. and offered concessions to
block out its competitor. The home
company was also represented, but the
efforts of the rivals were undecisive,
the matter being left over until fu-
ture meeting.
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~ Grand Rapids. RHE
Dayton 80 0 0 ! 90 0 23l2 3
and Donahue. N-a'
At Toledo. %RHE
Toledo 40 3 o 2O10 o e-S IL 6
Fort Wayne % 0 o o 0 o / 0 IL . 0
a Ssai I Ewing and Arthur, Norcum
Al New Castle. RHE
New Castle - OIL o 0 % % il /
onnEstown % ! 0 o 3 0 0 o. s 0
Batteries. Minnchan and Grafilus: Roach
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NEW YORK. May 9,-The Giants made
It four straight games from the Washing
tons to-day in game notable for the New
York's heavy hitting. The Giants made
twenty hits and the Senators mado half us
,many errors. BAter WAS relieved by Dun
kle nftcr the second inning. but no was
Just rs easy, for the locnls. Coakley pitch
ed splendid game. and the team support
cd him well. Attendance. 1900. Score:
II II +,
New York...0 S o 3 2 9 o 4 .-l9 20 i
Washington 0 0 o o o. 61O
Earned runs. New York S. Batteries,
Coakley and Grady: Dulltic, Baker, Hey
don and Mcclure. Umpires, Gafrney and
Andrews. Time, 2:c0.
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The MARKS at p. NJ. showed feet S
Inches and rising. Weather. cloudy.
The Virginia Is to-morrow's Cincln-
natl packet. departing at S Il. m.
The City OF Pittsburgh left Pitts
burgh for Louisville last night. and
she Is expected to reach this port at 4
or O'Clock this morning.
The rise out OF the Monongahela
comes Just In time. 1t Is expected there
will be eight or nine feet at Pittsburgh,
and this ought to make about twelve or
thirteen feet here. possibly more. Pitts
burgh boatmen expect to make a ship
ment OF barge coal on the rise.
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TROY. n. Y, May 9.-Mke Fnrra-
ghcr Of Youngstown. Ohio, and Jimmy
German. of Troy, were scheduled to go
twenty rounds mt 13J pounds before the
Manhattan A. C. here Tonight. The
local man completely outcinased HIS nd
versary, Fnrragher being put to sleep
with n left hook on the Jaw In tho NTH
round
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Tint Throbing Headache,

Would quickly leave you. II you used
Dr. king'a New Lifo Pilla Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchlcss
merit for sick md nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health. Easy
to take. Try them. Only % cents.
Money back II not cured. Sold by Lo-
gan Drug Co., druggists. 6
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BOARD or EpucATIoN.

The city board Of education met In
regular session last night. with Presi-
dent John II. Hoffman presiding and
all the members present. The routine
business was gone through with. and
matters pertaining to the close Of the
schools were authorized. Superintend-
ent ]. r. Anderson and the2commence-
ment committee are busy with these
matters.
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THE RIVER.
YEsTERpAY,s DEPARTURES.


Cincinnati. :. KEYSTONE STATE, S n. m
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. 1 q. m.
Parkersburs. II. X. BEDFORD. II o. m.
Mntnmoras. LEXINGTON. II n. m.
Slstersvtlle.. RUTH. $50 p. NJ.
Clnrlngton.... LEROY. $50 p. m.
Steubenvillc..T NJ. BASNE, 2:3o p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. * ANAWHA. G:30 n, m.
Louisville. ...PlT-TSBURGII, 8 Il m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, p. m. @
Newport. j JEWEL. II Il. III.
S!stcrsv!llc.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clar!nEton... LEROY, $3.50 y. m,
Stcubcnville. Il. NJ. BAYNE. 2:30 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING MORROW.
Pittsburgh, GREENWOOD. $40 n. IN.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA.. IL u. nj.
Matamorns. LEXINGTON, II 4. m.
Sistcrsv!lic. RUTH, $3.50 p. III. ,~i
Clnrlngton... LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Stcubenvillc. IT. NJ. BAYNE. $40 p. M.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD. II a. m.
Pittsburgh. .LO1aENA. . u. IN. LII.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II feet 7
Inches md stationary. Clear and
warm. .."
OIL CITY-Rlver l foot 10 inches and
falling. Clear md cool.
GREENSBORO-Rivcr 70 feet ind
falling. Pleasant.
BROWNSVILLE-Rlver T. feet /
inch and rising.
WARREN-Niver ! foot 4 Inches.
Clcnr and warm.
PPrTSBURGH-Rlv 10 feet and
rising. Clear and warm.
STEuBENNlLLE- 5cct r
Inches and falling. Clcnr and warm,
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Earned runs, Cincinnati, !. Two base
hits, Bowerman. Three base hits PETIT.
Stolen bases. Donovan. Williams, Irwin.
Double plays, Ely, Peitz and Clark. First
base on balls. on cTnnnehl s; on Taylor 3.
Struck out by Taylor. q Time 1:55. I'm
pires. Hunt and Connolly. Sacrifice hits
Smith, Taylor
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. Two base hits, Niles. Flournoy, Werrick,
5eccher. Stolen bases. Smith. Double
plays. Mahafrey and kim: Lowney. Law
aaI Keenan,: Lowney, Werrick and Law
Smith :. Hit batsmen. by Smith i. Struck
ou:, by Smith 1. Sacrifice hits, Dobbs.
Werlich. Law: Balk. Smith l. Time OF
game, l:30. Umpire. Colgan.
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BOXING.

Oscar Gardner and Martin Flaherty
will fight twenty-five rounds at the
Broadway Athletic Club. New York,
next Friday night. Flnherty has fought
three draws with George Dixon. and he
and Gardner not long ago fought twcn-
ty-flve rounds TO n draw. Gardeners
ambition is to fight Dixon again, and
Is he defeats Flaherty Tom O'Rourke
declares he Will give him another
chdnce.
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Negotiations are pending for bout
between Buzz Aubcr and Charles
Kurtz for the preliminary to the Fo-
garty-Carle battle at the Drovers'
Home club house. Benwood, next Sat-
urday evening. They are the best ban
tams In this section.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. May 9.-At no time
in the game had Pittsburgh the ghost OF
show to win. Cincinnati outplayed
them at every point. Attendance. $500.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

wheeling and Mansfield meet In the
last game OF the series this afternoon.
for the locals. Cummings or Dolan
WI twirl. and Irwin Is slated 70 go on
we slab for The visitors. lex
wheeling goes out on the circuit after
D-day's game. They play at Mans
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Jimmy Fogarty is doing most of his
work ut Jack Arthur's place, East End.
for his bout with George earle. The
BenWood lad Is also training hnrl. n.
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WON IN THE FIRST.

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-Three dou-
bfcs and u Single in the first inning won
to-day's game for Baltimore Fificld was
battcd freely throughout tho game. but
Gilt-edGcd fielding by the Philies prevented
larser score for the Orioles. Attendance,
S,SS9. Score:
Ru L
Baltimore .....3 10 o 0 0 0 o o. is 0
Philadelphia 20 0 2 0 90 0 % Q 0
Earned runs. Baltimore 3: Philadelphia
]. Batteries. Kitson and Robinson; Fiileld
md Douglass. Umpires. Swartwood and
Warner. HPtf
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SWEETS WEAKENED.

CLEVELAND. May 9.-Stivetts held the
visiting team down until the seventh in
ming, when he weakened. Quinnts error
gave the visitors tho start and they piled
up five runs. The attendance Increased
on account Of the return OF the former
Clepelands. Attendance, 100. Score:
Ri E
Cleveland .....0 0 l 0 o O o o o-l 4 !
St. Louis 80 0 0 o II. 0 IS 10 )
Earned runs. St. Louis 8. Batteries, ST.
ump!res, ODay and Brennan, Time, l:IO.
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4 3 3 J. 4
field Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
and on Sunday will cross bnts with the
Mud Hens ut toledo. On Monday To-
iedo opens series with Wheeling on
the Wheeling grounds. After the three
games with Toledo here, the locals ore
OF for long trip In the west.
'Blll' Taylor Isn't acting exactly
square with the local management.
Yesterday morning u ticket was wired
him At Hartford, and 1t was supposed
he would arrive this morning in time
to get In the game this afternoon, but
last night another telegram was re-
ceived from BILL" in which he de-
mands $50 advance money. This the
club declined to grant. knowing "Bilrs"
propensity for becoming excited when
prosperity strikes him hard. Another
telegram was sent him last last night.
asking him whether or not be intended
coming here.
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canarfes.

~ ANAR1Es-5oo HARTz MOUNTAIN
" Rollers, Males 500. Females Zoe, at
HENRY HELMBRlGHTS. corner Mar
Ket and Sixth streets. Inr171ia
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Wanfea.
Snerai NoHces.

. A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.
Having been appointed administrator Of
the estate OF Louis Kraft. deceased, I
hereby notify Gll persons having claims
against said estate TO present them to me.
duly verified. without delay, and request
those knowing themselves to be Indebted
TO said estate to call and settle.
e., CHARLES +. BACHMANS, i
Wheeling. May 1, 1899. Administrator.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$BAsE BALL. 4 BOWLING. 3
3
Sr)()r' ting, !
< "a U o
CYCLING.
BOXING.
JNTER.STATELEAGUE.
OLE THE CLUBS.
Won. Lost. Per

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Mansfield 5. Wheeling 2. 4
New Castle /. youngstown \.
Grand Rapids Is. Dayton ..
a., Toledo s, Fort Wayne 2.
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Totals ..............32 D
Batter for Ely In ninth.

PIttSburEh .........U 0 0 0 0 I L.
Cincinnati 3 l O. 0 0 0 0-j
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j. c. 1ervey, Auctioneer. ape
TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL.
i PROPERTY, w .if1s5

BY virtue of deed OF trust made by
Louis HARPER TO me. tho undersigned
trustee, bearing date on the twcnty-sec-
ond day of February. 1895, and recorded
In the office Of the clerk Of the county
Deed OF Trust Book No. u, page 10. Will
offer for sale at tho front door OF tho
court house of, said Ohio county. on
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1899-11-22
At The Opera House Tonight.

Tho best musical attraction that
Laurcns has eve had will draw a
crowd at the opera house tonight. A
company Of distinguished artists will
give an entertainment, musical, dra-
matte and literary, under the auspices
OF the Wednesday Afternoon Club. IT
Is only due to the fact hat the COM
pany had an off night that this splen-
did attraction has been secured for
Laurens. Among the artists who will
take part in the program are Miss
Marceila NJ. klock, dramatic soprano;
Miss MacKtnstry, violiniste: Miss Car.
oline Combine, e~locutionist: Mr.. Louis
M. Vail, baritone; Miss Gushing, mez-
zo-soprano. All Of these names are
familiar to music lovers all over Amer
lea and the program they will render
will be well worth hearing, and not
too heavy to be generally popular. The
tickets will be fifty cents for adults,
twenty-five cents for children.
The season tickets for the lecture
course are not good for this concert.
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Beautiful plush capes S1.15 at
Mrs. Adams.
IN MEMORIAM.
Resolutions of Palmetto Lodge,

After q long and painful illness, our
brother, j.. J.Wilson, Jr., departed this
life at his home in this city at an early
hour, Monday Goth inst, surrounded
by his family and friends. In the
strength of his manhood he diligently
pursued the work Of his hands, a lie
work Of devotion to his family, Of
kind and friendly regard for his broth
er and his comrade, and now in the in
scrutable Providence of the ALI Wise
Ruler of the Universe, at the middle
gate in his faithful pilgrimage he
meets the inevitable foe to whom
every n must finally yield. Under
this dispensation:
Resolved, That in the death of our
brother, j. j. Wilson, the brethren of
Palmetto Lodge mourn the loss of a
true and faithful friend and brother,
while we bow in tumble submission to
the will of the Almighty Father of all.
Second: That we deeply sympathize
with his stricken family in their sad
affection and i%rreparable bereavement.
Third. That tho brethren Of this
lodge wear the usual emblem Of mourn
ing.
Fourth: That a blank page ia our
book Of minutes be dedicated to his
memory.
Fifth That a copy Of these resolu-
tions suitably engrossed be furnished
to his family.
b. w. BALL,
Chairman.
John w. Ferguson,
H. Y. Simpson,
Committee.
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FACTS PERSONAL
AND BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT
EVENTS.


MIR. j.. III. Davis, Of Clinton, was in
the city Sunday.
The South Carolina Baptist Conven-
Clon meets at Gaffney, Nov. 29th.
from Clemson Coilege ~
Mrs. ! M Strotbor ~ Soreoo e.
"' o"'" Dali
Mr.. l.. II. Watts, of Abbeville conn
ty, was a welcome visitor to the citv
Mr.. r. ". Irby has RESIGNED his
| position with the Palmetto Drug Com
| pany to accept a position at Enorce.
MIRO ~ u o,, u,o,+;,.A
famiiv ., NJ Sli1 W Is vaslGing une
usta aug
~
visitod n,Eu o%S, " me oECtom mn;
tbo col n'so'0" III 0no carry ParOo Vi
Misc rovou - Mo,oh. w.t.
g1nla, Is the guest Of Miss Emmle
"ehg'
our l business people IN Laurens
premiums on wheat. 1t is o too late.
Mayor Smyth. of Charleston. was
erected on Wednesday last by a large
Ar.
Enmop mtison anu VIZ, " Dar-
7 'yWino '0uo.aoi1 P"rch's vi VIZ
'i "O'oh"o" IL ooli"''
A., Do
perry, attended the funeral OF Mr..
WILSON,
~ iroy' colorea' is IN Jan charged
MN snootlng and seriously woundlng
Charley Lark ,colored alta breakdown,
Re ouro % con .+ho. r,,
]piving is an Tni;5on IA .ho
ccitv Give the w"rLiUm hous aSd n;rie
a hrootbinn snoii s '0S' WV sA'
'poi
Mrs T q Dovis and Misc coro no
Mrs. G. W Tuna amd otbor rolotiSos ~
the citv This waeL -
Mrs. A. j. Rembert, of Spartanburg,
will return home TODAY. after being
for several days the guest of Mrs. w
f. Lucas.
Mrs. S. L. Saxon, after a pleasant
visit with her father and family, DR..
q. a. Saxon, of Huntington, has re-
turned to the city.
Miss Birdie Vance left on last Thurs
day for Louisiana after a visit of sew
eral months to the family of DR.. w. @.