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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-10
TO VISIT THE PEN
Warden Hawks Invitation Ac.
ccptcd by Police Committee.
PILGRIMS TO GET POINTERS.
For the City Prison Next Thursday
OH the Bill of. Fare and Other Re.
charlottesville Of Old Water Works
Property Advocated TO Build New
Workhomsc = City Building TO be
Supplied With Hospital Equipment.

EeSt Thursday party OF city off,
clals will visit the state pen" at
Moundsville. to be the guests OF War
den Sam B. Hawk. and incidentally get
a few pointers on prison fare and regu-
lations. The genial warden's Invitation
was. accepted at n meeting last night OF
the council committee on police and city
prison. Mayor Sweeney and Chief Of
Police Clemnns will accompany the
committee.
Attending the meeting were the fol-
lowing members OF the committee:
Chairman NJ. A. Chew, Fox. Knoke,
Bradbury and Mnurer. and Mayor
Sweeney. In addition to acting on
Warden Hawks invitation. the COM
mittee instructed the mayor and Clerk
Worls to draft resolution to present
to council asking the latter body's
sanction for the sale OF that part of the
old water works property lying west of
the Pan Handle railroad tracks. From
the sale OF this property the committee
expects to get couple of thousand dol
lars. to be used toward building a new
workhouse.
Chife Clcmans reported the purchase
OF new ropes. with snaps on, to be used
in stretching across streets In The
vicinity Of fires. The chief was author
lied to get bids on repairing the patrol
wagon.
DR.. .Iepson. city health officer, was
requested to select drug store more
convenient to the city prison than
Twins. and the committee decided to
place at the city building stock of
bandages. medicines, etc., in case Of
emergencies.
The patrol box at Third street, was
ordered to be moved TO Jonathan's "a
vine,
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ANOTHER STRIKE.
100 Men Employed mt Wheeling Cor
rugntlng Works Go Out.

100 Men Employed mt Wheeling Cor
rugntlng Works Go Out.
As a result OF fruitIess conference
OF an hour and a half yesterday morn
ing between the employees and the
Wheeling Corrugating Company off,
ciais. the works are now closed down.
a committee OF workmen represent
ing Local Union No. 1878. American
Federation Of Labor. called upon the
management yesterday and demanded
an answer to their request of four
weeks ago. that the company recognize
their Union as an organization. The
management declined to comply with
the request. as they deemed such a step
unnecessary. The employees commit
tee at once returned to the works, and
ono OF the men blew the factory whistle
as signal, whereupon $50 men left
their work 10 go on strike.
The men declare they had intended at
q future date to ask for an Increase in
wages. The strike Is deplorahle af-
fair. ard was rather unexpected. as the
company has always had pleasant rela-
lions With its men in the past.
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M'MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
anil Events.

Dn;,v Jtom. of In,.ros, ,no,, poo,,,
go W y, 'N''' ''l'''
anu E'ch'S.
Inc puphc schoois closed here yes
terday. The commencement exercises
occur on the evening of June IA Mt th.
NJ. f. church Tho graduating c,,ss 10
nc ,o,,o,,,. ~, u ,,a..,. -
'4"' p'e' 'ess'e
'"''' iAe'ui 'A anu i,'iei iheresa Doh-
AVIAN.
Tomorrow evening. ChIldren's Day
will be observed u. the Methodist EMS
conn, cbrrcb An oxco,,or, ro,,no
US '''''''I
decorations and eyarc,s.s viii ho ,or,,
elaborate,
Monday rro,n Dncat,,r m n.hora - W.
went MS n dr,co,,o IN mo $50, a.
dership OF the Church OF God,
Rev. Burns Craft of Wi,l,, nos,or,
Nd. formerly of McAIechen, will preach
ut the Church OF God Tomorrow morn
ing ana evening
w. Z. Porterficld. general yard mas
ter Tor the baltimore & Ohio. Mt Chica-
CO. IS WISHING ms family here.
Mrs. William WestlaEe has returned
TO Bellairc, after visiting her parents.
-"' anu MIS- w i'''''''' i"Ir.
The ladies OF the Methodist Episcopal
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Captain Clemans' blue-conts last
night made an extensive pull OF dlsor-
DERBY houses, making the following ar
rests: Teresa Woods and four girls Lu-
cy Belmont and three. girls. Edith
0Connc!f and two girls, Maggie Conroy
and four girls. Gladys Springer and
three girls. Vcsta Vaughan and five
Girls and one man Maud Smith, eight
girls and five men, Ada Foster, three
girls and four men. Cert Williams and
two girls. Corinne Riley and three girls,
Jessie Monticello. one girl and one man,
Rorthn Evans and two girls. Mabel Nc
.Clure and one man. Lucy Cook and two
girls, Scnie White and two girls,
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Thc Einnl Settlement.

The "1mmun IS" demonstration gen.
era! committee met last night at the
chamber Of commerce and wound up
the aftermath of the affair by ordering
the payment OF bills. Chairman John
Waterhouse. OF the finance committee.
reported having collected SIT so by pop
lular subscription. The expenses footed
UP SIS 50, leaving a balance of s5S Gl.
which the committee ordered placed on
deposit. to be used in some suitable
patriotic demonstration In the future.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of NShccling's
Progressive Neighbor.

Progressive Neighbour.
The Ohio City Lodge No. "a has COM
pleted arrangements for Its memorial
day Tomorrow The members OF the
lodge will meet ut Castle Hall ut 1880
p. IN. and from there will march to the
ST. Paul's church. headed by the Mar.
tins Ferry Cornet band. where mem.
orinl sermon will be delivered by Rev.
]. w. Williams. pastor OF that church.
After the services at the church the
march will be continued to Riverview
cemetery. where Rev. a. w. Harris, OF
Tlltonville, will deliver an address.
They Will then proceed TO decorate the
graves of the deceased membrs. SIS
ter lodges from Tiltonville. bridgeport,
Bellaire and Wheeling have been in
vited to attend. All knights residing
here, belonging to lodges In other cit
les are respectfully invited to attend.
The Vigilant hose company will give
their strawberry social In Broadway
park this evening, weather permitting,
as was announced in this paper early
In the week and later contradicted by
one OF Our evening publications.
The horse attached to the wagon OF
George Shell, loaded with Ice, ran on on
Third street yesterday. completely, de-
molishing the wagon. Fortunately,
neither occupant nor horse were In
jured.
Conveyor will run TO Wheeling to-
night, Leave Martins Ferry al I: Is,
S15, 800 Leave Wheeling at 7:45, 100
anu II O'Clock. Last boat will stop Mt
picnic on fair grounds.
Mrs, Henry Burke. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. w. Fl. Sanders for the
past week, returned to her home In
Cleveland yesterday.
Miss Amelia Reltz very Hospitality
entertained the members OF the class OF
W last evening Mt her home on Fourth
street.
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal, Mrs. Bon Will
liams and Mrs. S. ]. Boyle are the
guests of friends at Ncfr, Ohio.
The Good Templars. OF Steubenyille,
Bellaire. Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
will picnic at shadysIde. July 4.
The class of '97 Is making arrange
ments for trip to Cincinnati and re-
turn next month by boat.
The English Lutheran church will
give social in the vacant room In the
opera block this evening.
Fidilh f1utnuWdy, Oh M0rney, Tenn,
Is the guest Of James McDonough, on
Hanover street.
Brick work on the new Spence resi-
dence on Centre street. was commenced
yesterday.
The Juvenile Good Templars No. Al
viii picnic next Wednesday back of
town.
Miss Laura Westwood goes to Bufra-
10. n. Y. to-day to visit relatives.
George Moore. OF Cleveland, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Robert Bishop returned yesterday
from kensington, Ohio.
Henry Single. of Wellsburg, was In
the city yesterday.
]. P. Richards, Of Portland, was in
town yesterday.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
o. B. Weitzel, of Rayenswood. Is at
the Howell
+. P. Reasc. of Belington. was 4
Stamm register last night.
Thomas p. Jacobs and NJ. A. Brast,
Of New Martinsville, were in the city
lust night.
Mrs. c. NJ Oliphant is visiting her
mother at Cortland, Ohio. She will al
so visit friends 1T Niles, Ohio where
Eey. Oliphant preached for several
years. She will return home Septem-
Der l.
John f. Mcclure and John Kinkaid,
OF Sistcrs"!le: George NJ. Whitecarver,
OF Grafton: c. a. Borgess.. of Clarks-
burg. and B. T. Bowers. OF New Mar
tinsville. were West Virginians at the
Windsor yesterday,
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The MOyullians' B,luplp.

The Mogullinn parade last night was
the usual fantastic and funny affair
given by this funny side degree NJ the
a. o. U. w. and did much to boom the
MogullIan bunglc Mt Mozart Park this
afternoon and evening. which viii be
under the auspices OF La Belle Con-
claVe No. ~. The parade was confined
to the South Side. and extended to
Benwood, and attracted no little
amused attention. The outing NJ Mo-
Fart Park will afford great deal OF
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. n. m.
Parkcrsburg. BEN HUR. IL n. IN.
Newport ......JEWEL. II n. m.
SIstcrsvlllc.. RUTH. $3.50 2. m
Clnrington. LEROY, 1870 p. m
Stcubenrille. T. ". BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. GREENWOOD. $50 n. m.
Pnrkcrsburg n. X. BEDFORD, Il a. III.
Matamorns. LEXINGTON, ii n. M.
SlqtcrsvIllc.. RUTH, a:an y. m.
Darlington -. LEROY. $3.50 p. III.
Steubcnville. II. ". BhiNE, $40 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN IIUR. I n, IN.
Pittsburgh. ..KANAWliA, 5. n, III.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, G Il, IN
Znne3vIlle. . n. m.
Cinclnnati..oQu NClTY. S n. ID
Sicubcnvlle. JEWEL, S n. IN.
SIstcrsvillc. LEROY. n. IN.
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OIL CITY-River l foot s Inches and
falling. Clcnr and cool.
WARREN--Rivcr foot. Fair and
warm.
GREENSBoRO-Rivc feet ? inches
and falling. Cloudy and cooler.
BROWNSNlLLE-ltlver 4 feet 4
inches and falling.
MORGANTOWN--Rl / feet and
stationary. Cloudy and warm.
PlTTSBURGH--Riv 80 feet and
stationary. Clear and warm.
SrEUBENVlJ.LE- i fee, :
inches and falling, Clear and warm.
PARltERSBURG-R ! feet md
stationary. Showers: mercury Mt rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-10

The Best Prescription for ChiIls
and Fever Is bottle OF Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron and
quinine In n tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price. Zoe. tths&w
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Lots In Stccnrod fronting pike or car
tracks. 5ONl25 feet, will be sold mt
auction saturday. June 10, Mt $50 II.
M. on the grounds. 800 down. bal
nnce on long ttmo ut live (5l per cent
interest. rfIIts-S
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genuine pleasure for the big crowds
likely to attend. for the "Aioguis" al
ways entertain In proper style. The
programme includes splendid bill OF
amlgefnents W#T . 80. so
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THE largest and best loaf is baked
by Wheeling Bakery: ask your grocer
for II.
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Sunday. June IL. via Wheeling & Lake
Erie, account dedication of church Of
the Holy Nome. Special train will
leave Ferry street. BeIwood, ut Q n. III.
Leave Wheeling 9:35 a. IN. Fare. Is
cents round trip. Returning trains leave
Steubenrille NJ 4:3o p. IN. and 1850 D. m.
Tickets good on either train.
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The first of the series Of summer
dances to be given by Prof. Delbrugge.
at wheeling Park last night. was only
fairly well attended. but those who were
there enjoyed very pleasant evening.
Inc dances will be given every Friday
evening during the summer.
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DON'T put UP with dry, tasteless
bread. Insist on getting Wheeling Bak-
ery's. ALWAYS moist md sweet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-10

CHILDREN like good things. That
is why they eat so much Wheeling Bak-
cry bread,
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Mems Fine $500 All Wool Dress
Pnnts. nll sizes, S1.8S Mt NIcFadtien's.
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complete education as far as mere
scho!arsh!p Is concerned, Is not able
TO become n successful teacher. the
better VIII tt be for our schools There
must be back of this scholarship the
man or the woman or woful failure
Is sure to be the result. This fact has
been mentioned In these not so often
that 1t may become stale, but It's i'm
portancc demands that 1t should be
kept prominently before the minds OF
those having the good Of our schools at
heart.
The pupils Of our public schools took
the circus day plan on Thursday. the
day on which our returning soldier
boys were welcomed home, |. e., they
went to see the parade, notwithstand-
ing the fact that our public schools
,, were entirely ignored, !. e., did not re-
cctve an invitation 10 he present. Quite
number of the former pupils OF our
schools were among the boys that
came marching home again." and our
public school boys would have been
proud TO have been among the march
ers on that occasion. but--wly Is It
that In all such things our public
schools are not recognized? This Is not
made In complaining spirit. but Is
merely mentioned rs n cold solid fact,
Oh some one whispers. that the Elks
are an exception to the general rule,
and with head uncovered we accept
the exception.
The Pedagosue acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation to attend the
commencement Of the Mcaicchcn high
school. which Is held In the Methodist
Episcopal church Of that place, on
Wednesday evening, June A. There
are three graduates. Judging from,
lornicr commandments. this will be a
memorable occasion to the inhabitants
OF our pleasant little neighbor. Prof.
hing is alive TO the progress In educa-
tionai matters. and his school is second
to none.
The commencement exercises Of the
West Virginia Conference Seminary
Will be held on Thursday evening, June
Is. We notice among the graduates
the name Of Gertrude Roberts, Il for
incr pupil and graduate of Richie
''iS 10 INT utiuSitel VI REV. l..
W, Roberts, former pastor of Wesley
NJ. L. church. of this city.
Quite number OF the teachers of
Richie school have decided to attend
the meeting of the West Virginia Ed
ucational Association, to be held at
White sulphur Springs. the latter part
=
ken.
Stuart H. Bowman, chairman Of the
house committee on education, of the
last legislature. has been spending u
Few days In the city. He visited quite
a number of schools. He is represent
ms Gin & Company. publishers.
THE pEnArnCTTE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-10

Mems and Boys Bathing Pants and
suits, Zoe to 3Sc Mt McFuddcn's.
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The Macnnerchors of this city will
rehearse regularly from now on prcpar-
atory to the participation in the Gin
cinnat' sae"serfcst Jubilee later this
month.
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Tba brilJyont avon, n Tho coming
'''"
week takes place Tuesday evening at
,,,.,, oa.,. .,,
"hee""s F'A WIG" Tue -h''o' oo'''-
merSnachtsfest Is on. The programme.
a,.. ~. ,,u,,a.. ,Iar, A,
aireceeu ny fFoiessor t1ein'a"'l NJ
Schockey, Is an especially fine one as
,,,,,o ~, ,,a ~, .,o
" seiectiou' anu lHe aPpediaice VI INT
Philharmonic Quartet Is distinct
eratltlcation 10 all lovers OF good music.
All the Maennerchors OF the CITY, the
- S''f
with the Opera House orchestra will
NJ
participate. Miss Gertrude Relster.
ono of wheelinr's nromInent younrar
soloists' and Mrs. Flora Williams, are
t,l,en from the soln rovtor Of Nrus,c,I
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The week ending was busy one for
Musical Wheeling. special rehearsals
for coming prominent affairs being the
order Of each day. The Importance OF
events, such as the Esteddfod held here
last week Is the topic OF serious discus
sion since the vast educational advan-
,tage Is realized. and the value Of such
criticism as given by the ndjudicators
Is discernlble. Musical Wheeling came
well TO the front through 1t. The COM
Ing week embraces a gala occasion
when In the Arion Sommernachtsfes
Tuesday evening, celebrated musical
organizations are programmed.
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The Woman's Club held Its last meet
ing OF the season Monday. when the
election OF officers for lSs9-l9OO took
place. On behalf OF a motion made by
Mrs. Nellie Warren Holloway, the re-
election OF the officers Of the past sea-
son throughout was made unanimous.
The management therefore stands, Mrs.
George B. Caldwell, president: Miss
Annie V. Sage, Vice president; Miss Pol
lack, secretary: Miss Theresa NJ. Phil
lips, treasurer: Mrs. Flora Williams,
chorus director: Miss Nettic Reymann
and Miss Flora Stltel. librarians. with
Mrs. H. W. Ewalt and Miss Mary Var
dy as members OF the programme COM
mlttee. The constitution and bylaws
were revised and committee on hall
chosen, in order that everything will
be In readiness for the meeting to be
called the first Saturday of next octo-
Der.
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Mrs. W. c. Bryant and children are
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
fancy, Of the Island.
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Mrs. William B. McMechen. daughter
Dorothy. and maid. left Thursday for
Mackinac to remain four months. The
McMechen home on Chapline street,
will be occupied during the absence OF
the family by Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln, OF
New York. Mr.. Lincoln is associated
with Mr.. Charles W. Franzheim in the
pottery industry.
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Miss Mary Phinney. only child of Mr..
and Mrs. 7. w. Phinney, nee Miss Nell
lie Hobbs. formerly OF this city. now
Of Dorchester. Mass. Is the house guest
OF Miss Cornelia St!fel. North Main
street.
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Headache for Forty Years.

For forty years suffered from sick head.
ache. a yearngoI began using Celery King.
The result was gratifying and surprising,
my headaches leaving Mt once. Tho head
inches used TO return every seventh day, but
thanks 10 Celery King, have bad hut ono
headache In tho last eleven months. know
that what cured mo will help others-Mrs.
John y. Nnn Kcuren, Snugcrtics, y.
Celery King cures Constipation and nil dis.
eases Ofthe Nerves, Stomach, Liverund Kid.
neys. Sold BY druggists. Sc. and 5Oc. .
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ly enjoyed. Tonight the second year
class Will entertain. rendering the fol-
lowing programme:
Song........Way up on the Mountain Ton
Glee Club
Orn.lon-James a. Garfield. E, w, Woodruo
Recitati0n.... Trouble In the Amen Corner
Della Underwood.
instrumental Solo. 10y hlstllng Rufus
Zeldn Epstein. $40
Rccltation-Tracy.... O. Miller
Recitation. How He Saved ST. Michacls
Elizabeth Trussell.
Recitation, iietsy Hawkins Goes to the G'ty
A Marguerite Jacob.
Oratlon-Great Effort Is Followed by
Song-A Quilting Party....... Glee Club
Recltatlon-Thara ........... Nellie Snyder
Recitation. Archie Dean. Amy Dunlap and
Zelda Epstein.
Song. .Tentlns on the Old Camp Ground
THE Three Black Mantles." under
the direction Of Paris r. Myers, will be
rehcarscd every afternoon and evening
either as whole or In part. during the
coming week ut the Opera House. Last
week. finishing touches were put on all
parts needing them. and partlcua: at
tentlon paid TO the dramatic and scenic
features. The production vii! be on
grand scale. The singers are the best
the city affords which means much.
The costumes ordered from New York
and Pittsburgh are expected early next
week. also the scenery. A full orches-
ira accompaniment will be the support
to chorus Of eighty picked voices.
The dates fixed are June 20 and 81 and
the Wheeling Park Casino will be pack
ed on each occasion. Mrs. Frank Le-
Moync Hupp. was was unable to attend
rehearsals. will take the part OF Queen
Isabel Of Spain. The full cast with
other interesting particulars will be
published next week.
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Quite a number of the teachers of
ltitchie school have decided to attend
the. meeting Of the West Virginia Ed
ucational Association, to be held at
white sulphur Springs. the latter part
OF this month. No nicer trip can be ia
ken.
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Stuart H. Bowman, chairman Of the
house committee on education, Of the
last legislature. has been spending
few days In the city. He visited quite
a number of schools. He is represent
ins Gin & Company. publishers.
THE PEDAGOGUE,
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a called meeting OF the West Virginia
Society OF the Daughters OF the Revo-
tuition was held at the home OF Mrs. ].
j. Holloway. Leatherwood. last evening.
The following members were added to
the board OF managers: Mrs. Platoff
zane, Miss Elizabeth Sooy. After the
meeting the regular meeting Of the
Elizabeth Zane chapter was held. Mira
Robert Delaplaine was elected rcgen,
In the Absence OF Mrs. a. b. Carter.
Light refreshments were discussed dur
Ing the course OF nm enjoyable session.
The West Liberty commencement ex-
crcises began with an clocutionary en-
tertaiHment last night that was great
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81 Fine Tailor Mndc All Wool Dress
Pants for So M Mt McFndhcn's.
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Misses Carrie and Nettle Reymann.
commencement, Mr.. Lawrence .Rey.
mann, leave for Baltimore next week,
to take in the John Hopkins University
commencement. Dir. Lawrence Rey-
mann. being one OF the graduates.
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Miss Laura Crangle Dalzell. OF North
Chapline street, is expected home from
Washington City to-day. Miss Dalzell
graduated from the Chenowlth Ins,i-
tute there In May.
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The, family OF Mr.. John McLa!n. Of,
Twelfth street. leaves during the COM
Ing week for Mountain Lake Park, for
the summer.
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Mrs. George X. Wheat. OF North Main
street. Is home from Washington City,
where she visited during the peace jubl-
lee.
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Miss Sadie Baird. daughter Of Mrs.
Margaret Baird. OF Fourteenth street.
Is In the city. after winter in New
York City.
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