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Catholic. EGG an Ex-Pricst.

MUNCIE, Ind, April 2s.-Several days
ago James ID. Williams, claiming 10 nave
been a Roman Catholic priest, came 10 this
city and secured Holsters Hall, In avon
dale, for course OF lectures. The cain
oiics took umbrage and when the lecturer
left the hall last night he was treated 10
shower OF rotten eggs, sticks ana stones:
He left to-day for Warren. this State, and
says he will return here and give another
course Of lectures. The feeling against MIN
is intense
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LEGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PROPOSALS FOR yEGErABLEsS-Ofice Chief
Commissary. Chicago. ILL.,, May /, 1883. Sealed
proposals will be received here until II O'Clock
m. June 2. 1899. and then opened, for furnishing
and delivery OF such fresh potatoes and onions
may be required at Fort Sheridan, H., Fort
Brady, Mich, Columbus Barracks, o., Fort
Thomas. KY, Fort Wayne. Mich, Columbia Ar
senai. Tenn. and Indianapolis Arsenal Ind, for
four months from July 1. 1899 Proposals received
up TO and opened at same hour by commissary of
posts Information furnished on application here
to post commissaries. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for Fresh
Vegetables and addressed to undersigned or
eommfssary at post bid for. FRED A SMITH.
Major. c. s.
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Flour Outuut Last Month.

In the month of April local Touring mills
turned out but 41.s05 barrels Of -four. not
one-haif their capacity, although export
business was better than at any time in
some months past Millers found II difficult
TO get the quality of wheat required for the
flour they manufacture. In April. 1898. local
mills turned out A124 barrels. In March,
this year. however, but 21,469 barrels were
turned out.
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BERLIN. April 2o-The Frankfurter
Zeitung has advices from Bagdad that a
Russian expedition consisting OF seven ON
GERS and fourteen engineers has reached a
point on the little Zab river. northeast OF
Bagdad, having completed the survey thus
far for the extension OF the Tifis and Kars
Railway TO the Persian gulf. The Shah OF
Persia has granted Russia a concession 10
build a railroad and several posts for the
protection OF the line.
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Bases on Balls-Off Scott. 2: off Gray, 3.
Struck Out-By Scott. /: by Gray. i.
Two-base Hits-Flynn. Allen.
Sacrifice HHs-McFarland. Allen.
Double Play-Allen Stewart and Motz.
Stolen Bases-Massey. Gary.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis. 5; Buffalo, )
Umpire-Sheridan.
Time-1:4o
Attendance, 100.
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ingalls, HustIers Make a Mistake

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
INGALLS,, April 30.-The first game OF the
season was played here this afternoon be-
tween Muncie and the ingalls, Hustlers.
The attendance was 500 and the parade to
the grounds was led by the local band. The
visitors were outplayed until the eighth in
ming. when Robb took Georges place in the
box for the home team. The visitors found
Robb for six runs before they could be re-
tired. Score: Muncie, 10: Ingalls,. Z. Batter
ies-Muncie. Bigelow and Henderson: In
gals, George, Robb and CuminS.
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wh,, A,,,-Impertars.,. want.

BOSTON. April 2S.-The executive COM
mit.ee CO .he Anti-imperiaiist Union adopted
the following resolution. which was for
lrded 10 the President: I'VE urge YOU 10
offer the Philippine government withdrawal
i'm five years. giving IL meanwhile moral
support; the Philippine government 20 re-
imburse our payment 10 Spain. the United
States TO keep the small islands"
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Ind. April S0-Almost two
thousand people saw Anderson shut out
Alexandria at League Park here this after
noon The game was a fine exhibition, An
derson scoring in but one inning. Both
teams were arrested at the conclusion of the
game by the Good Citizens League. Senti-
ment fayors Sunday ball and a vigorous
defense will be made by the managers. The
score:
Ri f
Anderson ....o q o q o o o o-3 9 /
Alexandria 800 o o 90 4 3
Batteries-Tbomas and Summers. Golliver
and Murray. Struck out-By Thomas 4: by
Golliver. 1. Bases on balls-On Thomas. 2.
of Golliver, ?. Umpires-Corydon and
Ivory.
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BASE BALL
TODAY
Indianapolis
VS.. Columbus
E Play called at $3.50 p. m.

opera House stock company at the close Of
its season Saturday.
Dr. c.. z. Ferguson, who went 20 Louis
Vile to inspect the smallpox there. reports
to the Indiana Health Board on the lax
quarantine method in that city.
Judge Baker orders all assets Of the de-
funct Indianapolis National Bank sold.
The Broad Ripple road has been sold TO a
new company headed by William h
Schmidt, county treasurer.
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BERLIN, April 2s.-Owing TO an thrush
OF water at the kischnar gold mine. near
Troizk. Russia. to-day. a shaft In which
ninety-five men were at work collapsed. six
ty-two of the miners were killed and nearly
all of the remainder were seriously injured.
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Earned runs-Chicago, 2. Left on bases
Chicago, s: st. Louis, TO- Sacrifice hit-Cal-
ble niayso oTe and Earitt eont
Mccormick and Everitt; Burkett and
OConnor; Childs. Mexican and Tebeau.
Struck. out-Ry Callahan 3. Base on balls
OF Powell i. Wild pitches-Powell. =.
Time-1a5. Umpires-Swartwood and War
ner.
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In.uectior. ~ Anr,I.

There inspected at Indianapolis in
April 500 bushels of wheat, against 1S3. 100
in April, 1895: corn, 1880 bushels. against
$4,000 in 1898; oats, 53C0O bushels against
4l,co In 1885; hay, forty carloads, against
twenty-five carloads in April. 1898.
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Detroit.. Hit. Were Timely,

DETROIT. April 3o.-Timely hitting won
the game for Detroit in the new Sunday
park. crowd OF $500 persons turned out
ard saw a wel-played game despite the
rough condition of the grounds. Score:
r III T.
Detroit. 49,. 49,. GO 2 SO . /
Columbus ......0 O o o 1 0 o all 8
Batteries-Friske and Beulow; fitzpatrick
and Sullivan.
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wou,d Have Bccp shin, On. If

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 3o-It would
have been shut-out but for some bad
fumbling on the part of the home team in
the ninth Score:
K II e
Kansas City....1 900 o 1 s 0-9l3 2
St. Paul..........O 0 o o o o 0 2-3 2
Batteries-Kansas City. Egan and Wilson
st. Paul, Denzer and Spies.
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of the National League.

CHICAGO, April 30.-Powelrs wildness,
an error and a punching of hits proved the
leaders downfall, a shutout, in the first two
innings Many brilliant infield plays were
made on both sides. The crowd was so
great that hit counted for only one base
Attendance. 5000. Score:
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Belt Road Tramc.

There were transferred over the Belt
road, in the week ending April %, H. 35 cars.
against 1927 in the week ending April Is.
and against 17172 in the week ending April
S. Belt road engines handled at the Stock
Yards, ,024 carloads of stock. against So
in the previous week, and against S64 in the
week ending April il. and for. private
switches on its line $50 cars, against sea in
the preIiouS week
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CINCINNATI, April 30.-Jack Taylor
won his first game for the Reds to-day. His
support was brilliant. Carsey was not
puzzle. In the absence OF regular umpires
Dwyer and McAllister officiated. Attend
ance, SIP. Score:
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TOLEDO. o.. April 3o-The Interstate
League baseball season opened here to-day
with a game between Toledo and Fort
Wayne. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. II f
Fort WAYNE 80. o o o PIP ~ 3
Toledo. -. % o / / / o 2-l1 IL 4
Ba.teries-Brodie, whissen and Bergen;
Gates and Arthur
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NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.

Omitted States District Court. District OF In
diana.
No. ss47. In the matter of the Indianapolis Ma
tionai Bank.
BY virtue Of an order made by the court in the
above entitled case 1 will offer for private sale.
settlement and compromise OF all demands. at
my Office, No. 500 Indiana Trust building. Indian
apos. Indiana. from this date until the 3lst day
Of May. 1898. an the real estate. notes. judg-
meDfs. overdrafts. stock assessments. stocks.
bords. collaterals and miscellaneous and all other
assets OF the indianapolis National Bank. of In
diapspolis. Indiana: and such OF said assets as
are OF disposed II by the 31st day OF May. 1893,
will. on that day. commencing at o'clock o. m.
be sold by at public auction, and such sale
viii continue from day to day until said assets
disposed OF.
complete classified schedule Of all said as
sets will be mailed to all creditors and stock
holders OF saS bank. and to any and all others
who may apply tor the same: and said schedule
nay be inspected at my Office at any time after
this date by any person desiring to do The
receiver reserves the right 10 reject any and all
bids: also reserves the option TO sell said re-
naming assets first singiy, then in lots and then
whole and 10 accept the largest and best bid.
Terms CT sale cash EDWARD HAWKINS.
Receiver OF The Indianapolis National Bank. OF
Indianapolis.
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Earned runs-Cincinnati. s. Two-base-
hits-Taylor. Tucker, Quinn. Dowd. Three
base hit-Corcoran- Double plays-Dowd TO
Sugden: Steinfeldt 10 Becxley: Irwin TO
Corcoran; Corcoran. Irwin and Beckley.
Base on balls-On Taylor 1. Time, 1880.
Umpires-Dwyer and McAllister.
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INDIANAPOLIS a vINCENNES RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Indianapolis. Ind. April Is. 1899.
The annual meeting OF stockholders OF the Irdi-
annapolis & Vincennes Railroad Company will be
held at the principal Office OF the company, in the
city OF Indianapolis. Ind,
THURSDAY. MAY IL, 1899.
At 2 o'clock p. m, for the election OF seven
directors for the ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business may prop
erly come before the meeting.
s. B. LIGGETT Secretary.
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Eastern League.

At Newark. n. j.
Ri f
Newark ...1 0 o 2 1 2 0-s 10 l
Lancaster 800 l % o o 0-3 3
Batteries-Herndon and Gunson: Wilhelm
and Went.
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NOTICE.

The ANIMAL stockholders meeting OF the Citi-
xens' Street-rnilroad Company OF Indianapolis will
be held at the Office OF the company, 1150 West
Washington street. Tuesday, May o. 1899. at IL
O clock q.
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Buffalo defeated the indianapolis ball
team by TO score Saturday.
Indianapolis encountered a slight earth
quake at 500 O'clock Saturday night.
A remarkable ovation was given the Grand
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Southern League.

bile, 2.
At overwhelmingly 10; Shreve-
pOrt. ..
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EImood. Z. Muncir. g.

Special 10 the Indisnapo Journal.
ELwoOD. Ind. April ao-The Muncie
league club. played the Elwood Surprise
team here to-day. The game was holly
contested. Attendance. 500. Score:
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TOOK SEVEN in ONE GRAB
HIGH HOPES Of RIOTERS MASHED
To PULP AT THE FINISH.
Fleming Started the Trouble. and
Scott Was Hit in the Ninth
for Seven Runs.

Bunalo- ....... 7-Indiana polls 3
Milwaukee 7-siinneapOlis q
Kansas City. 9-St. Paul. g
Detroit 1890. 6-COlumbus 80. 4
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. April S.-To-days
game played I'm combination of cold
rain, fog and mud. The winning run was
made with TO one out. Score:
r II r
Minneapolis 40 o o q o-6 10 Z
Milwaukee 80 1 / o q o o 3 2-7 10 0
Batteries-Parlxer and Dixon; Mcdonald,
Vollendorf and Speer.
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Elwood ....1 1 % OF
Muncie ............O 40 o o 2-6
Observation-Disclosures: Becker and Kelner; FL
wood: Loan and Friend.
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TO-Day's Games.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
Buffalo at Detroit.
st. Paul at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
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Terre Haute pefeat. Our Reserves.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, April 3o-It was
close game throughout which the Terre
Haute ndiana-Illinois League club won
from the indianapolis Reserves. Attendance.
800. Score:
RH f
Terre Haute 20 o o 0 0 IA 6 1
Batteries - Swain, Bell Daniels and
MITCHELL. Derrick and Dooley.
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ST. LOUIS IS TUMBLING
CHICAGO STARTS ROBIsON's MEN ON
THEIR DOWNWARD COURSE.
10000 People See Windy City Players
shut Out Their OppOnents-Cincin-
natl whitewashes Cleveland.

Cincinnati 90. 9-CIeveIand 49,. d
Chicago ...... 4-St. LOuis...
Games Scheduled for To-day.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Baltimore.
Brooklyn at Washington.
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Louisville at Cleveland.
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STORAGE.

sTOHAGE-INDP'LS WAREHOUSE co.
w. E Kurtz. Pres II. A. Grassland. Mgr.
New 517-523 s. Penn Phone 1s42-
We STORE PACK AND HAUL.
ETORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage Com
rzny, corner East Ohio street and Bee-lins
tracks, only frst-class storage solicited. Graf
ING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A SPECIALITY.
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wELLsBURG.
Doings of People in the Brooke coun-
tv Metropolis.

Doings of People in the Brooke Coun-
ty Metropolis.
The Franklin Literary Society has re-
organized for the winter, with S. G.
GIst as president, and Miss Maud Rob
inRon; secretary, and held the opening
meeting last night. The question for
debate was: "Rcsolved, That Mo-
hammcdanlsm has been a greater civ
ilizer than Christianity"
Dr. Il. 4. Miller has returned from
Washington, d. c.. where he attended
the meeting Of the general missionary
committee OF the Methodist Entscopai
church. He will occupy his pulpit as
usual on Sunday.
John S. Benll. executor, Will have a
large sale of personal property on the
John Lewis farm adjoining WellsburS.
on December 5. There are 400 head OF
sheep, six horses and q large amount OF
grain to be sold.
The funeral OF Mrs John Kemp, who
died Wednesday night, aged sixty
years, will occur this afternoon Mt 2
o'clock, lntermcnt being In Brooke GEM
etery.
Prof. II. Newton Miller OF Bethany
college, will preach regularly for the
Christian church OF Wellsburg, having
been extended n call by this congrega-
tlon.
Robert Miller. the well known far
mer OF near Beech Bottom, Ia mem
toned az n possible candidate for sher-
In on the Democratic ticket
Two or three new cases Of dLphtherla
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fft9 MAIN STREET.

enough very much gratIfied at the final
ending in hts favor.
The death Of Alex. Lysle. at West
Wheeling. Thursday afternoon, was a
surprise TO people In this city. few OF
whom knew that he was sick at all. He
was a township trustee at the time OF
his death, and as such became well
known all over the city and township.
Some OF the girls engaged at the
cnamellng factory got into regular
halr-pulllng match after working hours
Thursday evening. over some idle talk
that had been INDUCED in, but they
were about equally divided in taking
sides.
Thomas McGough. deputy mine in
spector, yesterday made an official
visit TO the mines Just south Of town,
where changes are to be made and new
machinery put in to Increase the out
put. He found things in very good
shape.
The new electric company yesterday
stopped the work OF putting up poles,
and final hearing Of the Injunction
will be had In common pleas court
next Tuesday New issues are to
come up In the matter. also.
The suit OF II. A. Rodefer against the
Empire Life Insurance Company. was
ended in common pleas court yGster-
day. but the verdict Is not vet known
Over 5000 Is involved.
The open house OF the Young Mems
Club Thursday evening, was very
pleasant and enjoyable AFFAIR for all
who attended.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.


The funeral OF Alex Lyle, whose death
occurred mt West Wheeling Thursday
afternoon, rs was noted In yesterdays
InteItigencer, will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock, from his late
residence. Interment at Weeks eeme-
terry.
Late Thursday evening Mrs. II. W.
Smith was suddenly attacked with
hemorrhages of the stomach. andwas M
d very critical condition all day yes
terday, It was feared last evening that
she would not survive the night
The Woman's Club will meet Tuesday
afternoon, at the home OF Mrs. y. u.
Boyd, on North Fourth street Mrs.
Cahell will deliver an address at this
meeting entitled "a Woman in France"
Rev. r. N, Campbell. former pastor
of the Presbyterian church, and wife,
Of Paris, Pa, will be here to-day to at
tend the dedicatOry services to.mofT
row.
The series Of interesting meetings
which have been held In the Presbyter-
ian church all this week. by Evangelist
Gordon, OF Cleveland, ended last even
ing
The high school literary society met
Mt the Central school last evening, and
an excellent literary and, musical pro-
gramme was rendered.
The Sunday school class Of Mrs. John
Bush will hold fair and market this
afternoon In the basement Of the Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. A. P. Sheriff and two children,
are the guests OF the formers parents,
Captain and Mrs. a. w. Smith, on
Third street. $50.
The postofIlce will be closed to-day
from 10 D. M, at which time the
funeral of Vice President Hobart Will
take place.
Miss Name Moore returned to her
home In tsmIthheld yesterday. after
few days visit with Miss Lippie
Tweedy.
David Davis, an employe Of the Aetna
STANDARD mines. received bad injury
in his knee yesterday by the falling OF
MI. and Mrs. W. D. Cochran Of
Grandyiew. are the guests OF the family
of L. ]. C. Drennen. on "the, Heights
James Leonard was fined 81 and costs
yesterday, by Mayor Shtpmau, on
charge Of assault.
Miss Grace Updegraff, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, was the guest Of friends IN town
yesterday.
Fitz and webster's "a Girl from
Chill" appears at the Star theatre TINS
evening.
Rev. j. T. Fulton, OF Creston., O., was
the guest of George Cooke yesterday
Charles Stanton, OF Toledo, was In
town yesterday, on business.
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McMECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.
William Van Kirk is laid up at his
home here, on account OF injuries re-
celved by falling of his engine while
firing on the Wheeling & Pittsburgh d.
vision OF the Baltimore & Ohio. He IS
badly bruised about the head ana
shoulders. Both ankles are sprained
and one knee Is badly injured. He VIII
be laid up long time.
The condition Of Engineer Thomas
Martin, whose home is at this place,
and who was badly hurt in the round
house at Grafton, Wednesday OF TINS
week, is not SO serious as was first eX-
pected.
Misses Edna Fitzgerald and Alice Alice
Corcoran. of Cameron, are the guests
Of friends here this week.
Miss Daisy Catlett. of Moundsviiie.
has returned to her home, after visit
Ing friends here.
James McCombs OF Moundsville'
was business caller In town yester-
day,
Born to Sheriff and Mrs. James
Doyle, at high noon, Thursday, a girl.
w. NJ. Writ has returned to his home
at Dallas, after visiting S. r. Hanen.
Miss Emma Kfncaid is home from a
visit with friends at Cameron.
G. w. wettIewell is Indlsposed, as are
also two Of his children.
Miss Pearl Lewis, of Chicago, is the
guest OF friends here
Mr.. Charles Kinney is in the noun
tains, hunting deer.
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pR1paEpoRr HApPEN1Nas.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

End OF the Bridge,
The funeral of Alex Lyle will take
place from his late residence in West
Wheeling tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clck. Interment will be at Weeks
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry oliver. Of MassIl-
Ion are the guests Of relatives In Aetna
willie. Mr.. oliver leaves to-day for n
few days business trip TO New York
Those who have charge Of the bazaar
and festival to be given by St An
thongs church next month, Will meet
tomorrow after Vespers.
The paving of the Lincoln avenue ex-
tension through the Koehnlein property
was completed yesterday and is an ex-
cellent piece OF work.
Miss Nellie Marshal. who has been the
guest of Miss Helen Dunlevy, returned
to her home at Mt. Pleasant yesterday.
Pride Of Belmont lodge No. 81. For
esters of America will go 10 Bellaire
this evening to institute new lodge.
Rev. Dean Farrell and State Senator
Thomas Mullen, Of Brooklyn. are the
guests Of Father Cofrey, in this city.
Harvey Atkins left yesterday for
Pittsburgh to visit his aunt for Il cou-
pie OF weeks,
Miss Stella Flnney went to Darlington
yesterday TO spend Sunday with her
brother.
Harris Tyler, OF Pittsburgh, was a
business caller In town yesterday.
Miss Mary Marsh, Of Marietta, is the
guest OF relatives Mt BroOkslde.
Thomas Galley. Of Woodsfied. was In
town yesterday on business.
Asbury PIggott OF Loraln, is visiting
friends In this city.
Hon. C. l., Weems was in the city yes
terday on business.
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1rARTrr,s rrRRY NEWa.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Prnprnssive NeiRhbor.

This city tomorrow win be the cen-
ter Of attraction in Christian circles In
this vlcitity. II Is the day that has
been looked forward TO with 90 much
pleasure for the past two years NOT
only by people Immediately cophected'
hut BY all Protestant OFganiS ations-
Not only for the past two years, during
the tearing down and erection Of the
new edlnce. but for many years preVi-
Gus when the CONGREGATION was hope
lAssly looking forward 10 the day when
they could AFFORD building that would
accommodate all that desired to attend
and algo one that would not only be a
credit to the congregation but TO the
CITY. Tomorrow will occur, with im-
pressIye ceremonies. the dedication OF
the new Presbyterian church. The pro.
grnmme previously published IN this
paper viii be carried out, DIT. a. 3.
Milholland. Of UniOntown, Pa. minis
ter OF considerable note. Will be among
the many cleTgymen present, and IN
the morning Will deliver the dedicatory
sermon. At 8 o'clock in the afternoon
q meeting Will be held to receive greet
ings from former pastors Of the church.
pr, Milholland win also conduct the
evening services. A pleasing feature OF
each service will be the special music
rendered by noted musicians OF this
city. Ali three services Will be largely
attended, not only by our people, but
81 resldents Of neighboring cities ana
country.