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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12
HpTEL ARRIVALS,
~ the Grand.

~ 1--WE FRNHFTF.
Tuesday, May an. Coddon, M,
II, Sleeson, j, F, Brown, Butte; A,
Martin, England, Il, F, Best, Butte
!, Morn, Kansas; w, i. Dnger,
Laurel; q, II, Mead, Omaha; ], A.
Hartman, Gebo; q, w, Hall, Wy0m
ing NJ, *, Graham, r, ]. Graham,
Graham 3, Jackson, Big Timber J.
Il, Fraser, wife and child, Columbus
Fl, @, Egleston, st, Louis; II, @.
Steele, Chicago; N, n. Vessel, Helena
@. y, Whitcomb, Minneapolis; II, Y,
Brandt, Chicago,
Wednesday, May l0-H. u, Brandth,
Chicago, j, A, johnson, Gebo; ], q.
Brady, Idaho; 7, A. Mccall, Idaho
Fred II, Hafhhorn, city A. p, Pardee,
Pennsylvania T. N, Rapelje, Glen
dive q, H. Gould, Miles City W, Il,
Bowers, st, Paul. u, Scott, Layina; j,
@, TAYLOR, Glendlyei ". W, preyfoos,
ghieagoi 7, White, Iowa. q, n,
Mead, Omaha; Ben Grenhood, Helena
VIM, +, Jain, Milwaukee; Fl, i, Cane
field, Omahai A. A. Grover, Custer
H. q, feager, Helena; O, Lipisky,
1nlp, NJ ~ Alley, ~ Fall, y H.
Muller, Baltimore,
Thursday, May IA, 4, He'd
strom, Chicago; j, gondit, Alaska; w,
II, MeGormick, city, II, MeMnrphy,
New York y, A, stiefel, Helena !;
Tom Smith, ghieagoi W, B, skiptop,
Wyoming W, @, Aday, st, Paul z,
y, Cullen, Gleudiyei II, i, Calhoun,
pplpmbnsi II, j, Cole, Sheridan K,
simmon. Helena: F, !, Perry, Mau-
hattani Geo, w, Drew, W, p, Pnrdy,
II, Paul i, Aehrkind, Rozemani Mrs,
M, Ellis, RHtfei Mrs, &, Burke, VIM,
i, Watson, Red Lodge I, Ryran,
Butte !, i, Gallnaok and family,
Dawson Y. II, Becker, porw Agency !;
4! n, Grover, Hattlefeldi A, H,
Hunter, Washington; w, @, Burnett,
shfFidani y, MpGiTl, HpRtleyi p, i,
nnane, petroiti W, W, Atyefson, San
Francisco; Y, NaFFiman, phieagoi G,
RanpHrs, New York; II, ", Kid, Hell
epai Z, II, soaRlap, Vt, PaRl; I, II
Hay, Butte,
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sil township Y ihstth. smstRe sA asss
consideration tbuH.
William n Hess IN Christian yesen.
deed iats ID IL IN blprk as, Inss 4, Il
and i III Ia, btrWh hn. fnts BIZ aud ss.
hin4k ~. iufs I \. N atta iii. lsltHsk sa.
Aiief adn's addition consideration
fI.Rsa
DANIEL r. Sullivan, administrator. hi
David ffast, duph west half nufth.
wrist quarter. lots 4, 4. 4. section III,
wtst half southwest quarter, southwest
uhnftar southwest quarter. lot n sexss
ttoii 70. tewnshtp | south. range 25
east consideration NJ. laN.
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COMING HOME
stssstasasa sasslams ~ssslas@s lsssss viii ts@
ssaua. ~ August T.

Senator Carter Ii iii receipt frssn sha
adinsant general If the army III The
letter heiow. whtrli applies HI tlsr cass
"A A soldier If tiaa First Montana. iii
wlinse helsalf Issrlaatgn from the ser
sivaA. At the instance III his wife. was
asked. Far reasssslg stated. the war
department depiines ia ursier thu dis
charge. We're that dome the issuance
If the order would deprive the soldier
If TIM extra two months pay and IT.
ftswatsees authorized hy act II congress
aud take from him important privileges
connected with military service IN Il
foreign station. Nevertheless. upon Il
definite request from the soldier him.
self his discharge will MI once he grant
% II IL quite fn reason ~ say thai
no request RI the kind will le forth.
coming. as the return Ut The volunteers
serving I'm the Philippines. If not al.
and probably NOT later than July the
gallant Montana. with all the honor
and prestige Of its splendid military
career i'm the Orient, will be oi its
h%omaward voyage And the reception
to the heroes Montana's welcome
will thrill the heart Of every veteran
aud accord to him lasting praise and
honor for his valor, fidelity to the flag.
his defense Of the country aud its just
cause In distant lands. The letter fol.
lows.
War Department, .Adjntant Gen.
Office, Washington, April ~,
1888. Hon Thomas II. Carter. United
States Senate-Sir: | have the honor
TO acknowledge the receipt. by your
reference. AT a letter addressed II ye,a
by j. u, Richards of Butte, Montana,
who states that the wife of Nathan ID.
Root, of company b. First Montana
infantry. IL greatly in need
Of the s0ldiey's presence, As her means
Of support are exhausted, and that the
has been informed that the sol
dier made application for discharge.
was approved by his command
ing officers.
In reply thereto | have to state that
under date Of December u, 1898. this
made application for dischai &c,
was approved by his captain and
hut disapproyei by the brigade,
and corps commanders to
the regiment il attached.
"Major General Otis. commanding at
has been authorized to send
all volunteers who desire TO come,
and that ii this soldier will make APP.
.plicafi0n through his commanding Off
sers. his request will doubtless be
granted, but that the department must
60 order his discharge, thus cut
ing him ont of two months pay and
ca matter of $50 or $50
authorized By recent act of congress,
md otherwise deprive him Of the priv
leges associated with the military SER
ice on u foreign station, unless upon
be definite request OF the soldier him
elf.
"A recent cablegram from General
)tis IL 10 the effect that he will eom-
hence to send home the volunteers NOW
y the Philippine islands by the 5th OF
day, and that they will all be home by
he end OF July, Very respectfully,
ttH. g. Corbiu, Adjutant General"
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FASTER TIME.
Northern paeIne to Issae u New Gard nj
Onee.

Northern PaeI6e to Issse = New Gard nj
DHee.
Ii In reported that - change OF time
will take place Sunday In the arrival Of
the Northern Pacific coast trains, Nos.
and 2, but inst what difference will
BIO made IL not known, no new time
card having been received 1T this writ
ing. Ii IL learned, however, that the
trains will consist Of solid vestibule
cars. from mail car to rear coach, and
will carry nothing but nrsf-elass pas,
sengers. The Northern Pacific il pre-
pairing to make faster time from ut.
paul to Seattle i'm order to get its trains
into the latter city in advance OF
others. The track between this city
aud Bozeman IL tbs best On ths line
now aud ia still being improved. and
faster time by two or three hours IL ax-
pected to be made on IL. The contract
was let q few days ago to Waltz a.
Reeee OF BozeinaI, to widen the road
bed from Custer station to Mandan aud
the east end will OOH DO improved IN
comparison with the west end. when
the Northern Pacific trains will sc0ot
W. the country like creased lightning.
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sd the ss'nw very muvfs the tenn usf
allure was heluw III degrees I'M manv
lssraississ timber sh.sa conditions 4
large lefrcntsRn II Young calves .ua.
rasiie chilled and fiad. Hi places
cattle that were very weak from thu.
efetfs ~ the evera winter we've alss,
Inst
tsess little tsfssefess was made ii,
farming nntiI the 9th, Seeding IL mn
isisa In lsissst localities iii ts,p west
portion. while In the easi portion seed.
ing IL IN all stages III progress. 1
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~ viii ~ ttatts ~ unss ttsss~a COS
taftv Families.

taftv ~taa.nElses.
Hon. w. Al. piark in nutte has fur
Bisisrd the h.ssssass funsis. il IN said.
10 construct the nsifgef rsisal. I'M the
Ilafge's Fork valley If carbon e~s,ssnts,
mention III wisiei, lsae before been made
Iii tltear c%ainmsae. fhe fitrI, will ha
built under thu auspiess NJ Iii. ssasr
arid land commission whose engineers
ara nuw On the ground. aud TIon. IDnt..
ali bradford says that only usan step II
NOW wanting 10 proceed with the work,
and that IN the application tn settle ral
aud cultivate the land.
The plan N IL have TIM settlers ron.
strsfs the irrigation system under state
supervision aud direction. the title II
pay III warrants fot the labor employed
IN the work aud accept thosn variants
In payment for perpetual water rights.
The charge for those rights IL so b.
based On the urtual rest af construction.
The warrants will also he accepted III
payment ter merchandise by nridgef
merchants.
The only interest If the state i'm the
enterprise IL To secure the settlement of
the land. aud ri thls end every assist
anse possible IN / d I've given tn the set
tier by the commission. III IL the first
time IN the history Of the country that
a state has undertaken the management
of the construction aud maintenance ~
n SYSTEM of irrigation for Its arid lands.
sbonld the experiment prove d suceess.
as il promises to, IN may becDne u
prime factor i'm the future development
and greatness Of a state second 10 zone
in point Of possibilities.
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uAAbusYssu sssHst.s
IN shs sssttsaHs Isssh sstssssAi vssl ~ ssshA
a. ~ ftn Nrnrtas N sssE.

Tfsa ss##stbi ANNUAL graduating err
rikss III Fsse Billings iIRh srliusl will II
helm In tire uIWfa E~tstsa. svn week
tysIaeN. M NAV ~. If ! o'elsssk n IN
ThH snsksafssasS and programme N sbs
axHfvIses have inst teefi issaed Thu
xsaEmasps asArUrs ysu esx snamtsfk. ffss
ss#istp AssIisss ani ,asa ssnslu tlasa, HI
fnIInwss Miss Jaue Nlnifred Rixun
Mfsx Della Maslin1a Issfsus, Mte'
TFnsaafse LARA Miller. Nr. Fssdefiel
billings ranfusl. Miss Hattie Inniss
lstaytun and Miss Harriet 1usueliu
asshhins Thr class mUitn IA "Nnlie
serandns. I 4 Latin rhFase. meaning
sssssssi In aaesle. The kalntatnrs aiisl
y~alediesnsy were assigned by vote u
the class TIN programme, which will
lHa interesting astd instructive through
out, IL as fallawss
Overture .8ststs.stsss*ts smith
Orchestra
fBN4TafasH
Rev. w. ID Clark,
saInsafafs-"A phiiaathrupto Move
l1stls
jane Minifsea Rixnn.
"Hntnr far the Holidays Schnmann
Ladies' t4narsette.
Martins I1epham, Dora Orwell
Mrs. MI n. Tumnkins. Mrs.
q, III Rarstow.
THE Ni~caraanan Canal '..s,.,n
Della Maylinaa Infsns.
Progress ,...+ .t.+..
Trudefce Lara Miller.
Comet Dnet~-ttC Concert Polka
... .,.. st~rassbnrger
III A. NanIiorne and W. O. Allen
!. I'll peg. Al ss.a
Frederick Billings Penrod.
~ Scientific Wonder. .....,.
Hattie Ioulse Hlayton.
y.,e., so,a la) swallows .Gowen
s"ea' s'io Dbl Little Doris .Dekov
Martha DeDhanl,
THE Queen Of American Women
NslealetoFy s,..tttssttts,,,
Harriet Gornelia stebbins.
Popular Song t.,,.,tt.,t.. Arranged
Male Qlartette,
III. nj. Allen, Ira Il. Whitney,
". II, Holiister, Frank DamselI
Presentation OF Diplomas. ,..t..,
Jas. II. Goss,
President Board OF Trustees.
Address 10 Glass ...,t..t,ttt, |
II. nj. Brayton,
AAuf Wiedsrsehn Waitzas" Bailey
Orchestra.
key. Jacob Mills.
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CHOW 4

a small itl.xe ~ Other Matters 81 In
ieresi from Grew Agency.
speeisa Correspondence vi Tbs 6azefte,
Grow Agency, Mag IL.-Mrs, Alie
H~teyeuApn Ii visiting with relatives
oveF In fhs R0sebud country and Allia
has . faIaway look and goes back "a
hotel fare un%willingly,
u, n, Crary's pet "pnrp" got 4 dose
Of pixen Monday and our adip0ss rail
way agent used q considerable quantity
of lard before the dog wa ont Of
danger,
OR1 base ball fans are putting IN
their evenings nj tbs bass ball grounds
and II fhey can play tho game half M
we'll ~ they talk they onght 10 make 4
good showing against soms Of tbs
larger towns ia this section Of tbs
county,
stenoglapheT Miller has \ dandy new
fiute and the nelghbors arc thinking Of
taking to tbs bills,
A. N, GF0vef, eareIaker ri tbs Ma,
ii0pal cemetery, IL ~ Billings looking
after business pertaining 10 the obserr
yapee Of Decoration day AZ this place.
Mrs, Anna Gray was i visitor NJ
Billings 4 couple Of days during tins
Week.
The Burlington railroad company H.
having a considerable aM0nnf 0f rock
bTopght here 70 make riprap on the
north bank Of the Little Horn river At
4 paint that threatened danger during
the last high water, Civil engineers
0f this company Were looking lhe
9F0nnd over several days ago and
thought the matter demanded attention,
Agent Becker was at Little Horn
Tuesday lacking after farming matters
In tho Forty, Mile district,
Hon q, H. Dickson was al Billings
Tuesday looking after matters pertain
inR 10 government
Henry kelser, tho Big Horn trader,
made another Of bis semi occasional
pllgrlMages 10 our village Monday,
MIS-, Y, u, Becker WAS shopping ut
Billings TUESDAY
James Haynie, foreman for the Nun
ply Cattle company, WAS q Tuesday
passenger for Billings,
kear CLAW, Al one time chief Of tho
Grew Indian p0iiee force, has again
donaed the pnlform and viii take the
place made vacant Al the Black Lodge
ranch by the resignation of Bird Above.
Mrs Frank Gordon il building n
large addition 10 her livery barn on
Main street, tor the accommodation Of
vehicles,
80 aaa .x IN.
Tho q, y, Rabeaek store In lllliag m
The low places near their buildings
with a lat Of gravel,
HlR, ~ H. H0yt WAS gegistered AT
tAe Helena hotel AZ Helena Sunday,
Tuesday noon the fire alarm emptled
AinneF chairs In 4 hurry, The chimney
n tAe GIRLS eaFlAltapy WAS found 10 BIZ
~ nv, hRt WAS distinguished Withaat
tAe Ass ~ tbs hose hy either III the
aamRanias, A eamMaa aEa knaws that
n hAs No eAaRGa Against our excellent
companies NJ five ladies
M0st n tha agency eMplQyes ara
putting IN spkgs hours aaltivAtipg tho
ee9EglntAnoa N 4 gAFdeA plat,
enlte \ nRlaheE ~ snail catfish and
= nv suckers Ala heinR caught IN the
dam when 4 fellaW catches 4 good
ettine ~ pQtaas hama tbs ftoat WAY,
heaslnG hts eatah In lrinlaph, hut whe;,
~ eeta 4 = wates haul ha a0Mas sasak1
I'M N tha haak way,
elothlNa salesIQaA representing 4
teegeskA alaohtpa u0noagn WAS trying
y nell wearing apparel 10 our aioa
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May 4, 1893, Balance dne
Mr.. John Walk this date, 4 0;
Boston, May 4, 1899,
Dissolution nj psrpsrtnsrshlp,

Notice IL hereby given that the firm
of Lleberg, H0lmes n Calhoun has this
day been dissolved by mataal consent,
Vlgo Iceberg retiring from and after
this date, The business Of druggists
and %stalloaers will be continued under
the firm name Of Holmes A. Calhoun,
who will e0lleet all accounts duo the
old firm and pay all bills against II,
Vige Lieberg,
u, 1. Holmes,
W, H. Calhoun,
Billings, Mont, May 4, 1899, 6,tf
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f%fllewstane Ferry,

On May 10, Edwards, Spear A. Go,
will have completed and ready for use,
AZ Junction, 4 new ferry, consisting Of
two boats and deck, bailt on the latest
improved plans II will BIO the best
ferry on the Yellowstone and will rgp
The entire season, Terms most reason
able and patronage invited f,f-4
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sosroN wool MARKET
y It.sidsits HsrM.s Tlfs week prize.
for Mansaaa.

for Mansana.
bnston, May a-Thera is i dnciaiadiy
fifiner tone In the wool market here
This week, but prices have not gone
higher. The demand fof territory wonl
has been fair AZ 40 cents for fine med
inft and fine secured. Fleece wonls
are quiet. but the market IL quoted
ahtait the same. Quotations Terri.
tory wonls- Montana fine medium and
fine. i2ta I5c; SECURED. aoe. staple,
loo i2c. Utah. Wyoming. etc. fine
medium and fine, i2a i5ec: secured,
3sta ioc: staples. sosa42c. Australian
Secured basis, comhing. snperfine.
som s2e; eombing. good, a5n s9c,
eombing. average. 62fa die.
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VsFAEAHAHE WEEk,
Fasf seFen Nass Hare sat Hffn Gepa fer
GalHea and EaMhs,

FHFFPR HNH FaHFHs'
The weekly crop balletlH issued by
Section nifeetal Glass on Wednesday
shows np n very unsatisfactory record
nj weather conditions, FM stock in
teFests generally east nj the main range
the past seven days have been bad,
HThe most severe storm that has
ever aapaFFed during the month Of May
cams lHla GhataAa laaaty from tho
northwest on May sAa 2, and In the
eastern paFtiaAs on tho and and ard
says this report, i'lha storm was 40
inmpanied ON tho last day by high
winds fTam tha aagthWast, which DRIFT
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Dpe Hallowell, Donald a. Cos ID 81
Credit
April Ia, 1898, by cash,
freight ~0yereharge ,,.,t,tS 10 40
Interest TO May ., 1893, god,
~ NO ftttftsftftf''tfr VI
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The president has appointed George
III. Keep postmaster AT Missoula.
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IN DEwEy's PLACE.
Rear Admiral watson to TAX. Command
Of iii. Asiatie squad rom.

HF THs ttftfIF sHkIaHF OHs
Washington. May s.-The navy de.
partinent has selected a successor To
Admiral Dewey to command the Asiatic
station. Orders were issued to-day de-
taehing Rear Admiral Watson from
caminars af the Mare Island navy
yard and ordering him to report to Adj
miral Dewey at Manila, & relieve that
officer when he feels that he can be
spared from there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-30
TOUCHDOWN IN -FOUR MINUTES
Scored in tho WheOlIng-Bcthnny
GRnc HCrO IN SATURDAY.

Scored in tho WhGGlInR-Bcthany
Game Hero on Saturday.
Four minutes after play began in tho
Wheeling Bethany College foot ball
game at the Island ball park Saturday
afternoon, the Wheeling eleven had
scored touchdown and kicked goal.
In the remaining thlrty-sIx minutes OF
the game neither side was able to score.
Wheeling won the kiok-ofE; the kick was
a beauty and the Bethany man who got
the pigskIn was downed good and hard
on their thlrsy-yaFd line. BY good line
buclslng swecny and Bonnoll were sent
through for i've yard gains successfully,
and in a trlce H. Edwards had been
pushed over for tho touchdown. 1t
was fast and clever work.
In the remaining minutes OF the llrst
half the ball was mostly in Bethany's
territory. In the second half the collie
EIans settled down, and made gains by
clever end plays. Toward the close
Wheeling was on the defensive, and tho
ball was getting dangerously near the
goal, when foul tackle by Bethany
Gnye Wheeling ten yards. and removed
the storm center from the point Of dan
ger When the referees whistle sound
ca The bali was In the center OF the
field.
Tho Wheeling players showed sur
prtHngty good form, and with more
tcnin work, they viii be an exceedingly.
strong aggregation,
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MARrTN,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling
Progressive NelghboE

The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling
Progressive NeIghboE
The organ recital and sacred concert
given at the st. Mary's church last
evening under the direction Of Prof.
Paris R. Meyers, Of wheeling. was
rare musical treat, The programme
consisted Of organ and vocal solos,
which were rendered In an able and
masteriy manner. The church was
crowded and everybody present was
well pleased.
The new department of the Laughlin
VIII not get on this morning. as was ex-
pected, ON account Of the inability 70
get some gas fixtures In position IN
time, The mill Will resume WEDNESDAY
morning, however.
The bazaar and festival given by the
ladies OF the German Lutheran cnuren
al ScheehIe'a hall, Friday and Saturday
evenings, was grand SUCCESS ana q
large sum Of money viii be Melted.
The funeral OF a young child Of Mr..
and Mrs Toby Vlckers, who die1 satur-
day night Of diphtheria, took place yes
terduy afternoon. at 2 o'clock. inter-
ment at Rlverview.
Ross Roy and Mhdge Heaton issued
Invitations Saturday for q coDWeo
party to be given at their home on
Walnut street, tomorrow evening.
Mrs. David vennum left Saturday
night. for Cincinnati, in response TO q
telegram announcing the serious ILL
ness Of her brother.
The Foreign Missionary Society Of
the Presbyterian church, will meet
Thursday afternoon in the basement OF
the new church,
Clement Foust had an arm broken
Saturday afternoon, while playing FOOT
ball. DR.. Wilson reduced the fracture
Work win be commenced early this
week on the Hoge building, on the cor
ner Of Fourth and Hanover streets
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mallaney, Of
Park street. celebrated their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary.
There will be an important meeting
OF the men OF the Presbyterian church
at the church this evening
The marriage Of Miss Lottie Williams
to George Hell Is announced to take
place tomorrow evening.
Miss Helen Palmer, Of CadiZ. Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward, on
Main street.
Miss Lizzie Thomas, Of Mingo, is the
guest Of the family Of William Johns on
Broadway.
A large number from here attended
the Nash meeting at Rellaire Saturday
evening.
Dr.. Charles Emory, OF steubenyille,
was calling on friends in the city yes
terdy.
j. r. KirtE has returned from a
weeks business trip in the east.
Frank Reid spent Sunday with
frIensd at Morgantown, w. Va.
Mrs. Samuel Anthony is quite III at
her home on Broadway.
Fred Barnes, of sistersvilie, Is visit
ing relatives here,
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters orIaterest In the Metropolis
nrRnlmont County


OrBOlmont County
The matter of new city building
is being much discussed now and seems
likely to be favored at the election. The
necessity of good hall In Bellaire is
conceded by everybody, but opinion Is
divided as to whether city hall or one
built by private enterprlse would be
best.
There is demand for resident prop
erty here away beyond what Is to rent
Quite number OF persons now living
in Benwood desire to live on this side
OF the river, and few new houses are
being built to rent. The wonder is that
there are hot more OF them.
The Clark property on Belmon; street
adjacent to the First National bank. has
been appraised at $500. and that on
the corner Of Thirty-Hrst and Belmont
at $500. These properties are 20 be
sold to close up the estate.
Marshal johnson took Frank Good to
the county jail Saturday afternoon in
default OF $50 and costs assessed by the
mayor for his ofrense agalnst Mrs
Mary Hess, whose house he pelted with
stones.
L. i. Emerson, chairman Of the Re-
publican county committee, and +. b.
Archer, candidate for state senator,
went to Columbus yesterday afternoon
on political business.
Rev. w. L. Fisher, the new pastor Of
the Christian church, filled the pulpit
there yesterday. He Is to occupy the
place during the absence OF Rev. c. M.
Watson.
The Democratic committee is said to
have received a goodiy share OF the
noodle provided for this section. but
there is a strong kick for more Of 1t.
The rain Saturday night spoiled what
would have been a great outdoor meet,
ing. but as It was n great crowd henro
three good speeches.
Howard d. Warrington. chief clerk
in the secretary Of states office. was
here Saturday night attending the
Nash-Gll netting.
Rev, w. D. Williams preached at
shndyslde yesterday and administered
the communion services there
Squire j. w. Morrell assessed a man
named Jones $40 and costs for beating
his wife.
Miss Lulu Robinson, Of washington
Pa. spent sunday with friends here
Harry Bowman, of Bethany College
ts visiting relatives here.
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ROWLING.

The final arrangements for the inter-
city bowling contest between Wheeling
and Pittsburgh have been almost COM
pIated. The dates are November 5
for the Pittsburgh series and Novem-
Der IL for the games ut Wheeling. The
stake seems to be the drawback Just
now as Pittsburgh doesn't seem too
anxious to back her favorites with very
much collateral. but be the stakes what
they may, the Wheeling team Will give
them go.
In selecting the team. Secretary
Fette has decided to pick one good man
from each OF the ten teams Of the
Wheeling league. The names OF the
ten will be published later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-30

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