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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-05
ELECTION JUDGES
Named for the Approaching NUM-.
elpal Struggle by the
COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS
Last Eght-Thc Committees Report
will Come up Before Council for
Adoption at Special Session Called
for To.night-Nir. Sweeney Making
M Active Canvass = Democrats
Center Their Fight.

The council committee on election!
met last night, and received the name!
OF the Judges to ofllciate Mt the com
ing city election. as suggested by tn,
Republican and Democratic city com
mIttees. These Recommendations vii
come up for confirmation at a specIa
meeting OF council called for this pur'
pose this evening,
The members OF the committee pres
emit were Messrs. Mckelvey. Ebel!ng
Baird and Meyer. The list of the judges
and ward precincts is rs follows:
FIRST WARD.
No. Louis Scrig. r., ]. G. Habcr.
stick, r., T.. Moran. D.
No. 2.-Orloff Miller. Il. Fred Hoff.
man. r., Jacob Kuntz. D.
No. 3.--Louis Mctzger. !, r.. James
IIancs. r.. John Bachelor. D.
No. &c. ]. Rawling. r., james Day
r., ]. w. Colts. D.
SECOND WARD.
No. William williamson. r.. Hugh
Sterling. r.. Gala Mitchell, D.
No I'D. =. Clarke, r., William Tur.
ncr, r., J. B. Crawford. d. ,f7-
No. 3.-Charlcs Wertzbecker, T., A. j
Frank. r., Nick Roth. D.
No. &c. W. DunnlnG, r., r. G.
Richards. r., NJ. Thornton. D.
THIRD WARD.
No. LIB. s. Mcclure, r.. II. L. Nc.
Kown, r.. J. L. Sawtelle. d. r..
No. morris Horkheimer, r., john
Reed. r., Robert Pekari. d. ~
No. 3.-James Marshall. r., c. 7
Reed, R.. w. j. McCulloch, D. IL.
No. 4.-Frank Woods, r., Leander Nc
Gill, r., John Arthur, ST., D.
FOURTH WARD.
No. 1T. L. Veterinarian, r.. E. w
Collins. r.. John Armbrustcr. d.
No. 2.-Charles Miller, r., David Ncs-
bitt. jr., r.. William Stoetzer, D. Hs
No. 3.-James a. 'Dunning, r.. Ed.
ward Rumble. r.. John Donehoc, D.
FIFTH WARD.
No. 1T. A. Little, r.. Henry Forsch
r., Alex. c. Kennon, D..
No. Louis Conrad, r., John Reed
r.. Henry Schaffer. D.,
No. 3.-Joseph Hall. r.. c. B. Co.
burn, r., E. c. Seabright, d. .-
SlAlh NaltD.f
No. 1.-Joscph Dcbold. r.. Charles
Freesc. r., l.. H. Albright. D.
No. FL! Refer, r.. *. Wingcrter
r., C. S. Shook. d.
No. 3.-M. Grogan. r.. ]. II. Roscn-
burg. r., W. C. Meyers. d.
No. Al. C. Heinlcin. r., Nathan
Bell. r.. +. C. Wclsgcrber, D.
No. 5.-John Rodmnn, r., ]. N. Dow
Ter. r.. Patrick Weir. D.
No. 6.-Chnrles carp. r.. W. II. Rog-
ers, r., Joseph Handlan. D.
SEVENTH WARD.
No. 1T. C. Wilson. r.. James Camp.
bell. r., Frank Falloure. D.
No. Wv. NJ. McClemcnt T., Charles
Bailey, B.. Grafton Beall. D.
: No. 3.-Willlam Thomas. R.. W. i.
Williams, r.. Charles Lutcns. D.
No. 4.-Georgc Schcnli. r., NJ. NJ. Nc
Gee. r., Joseph Butler, d.
Is. EIGHTH WARD.
g No. l.-Iames Allan, r.. W. F. Graebe
R.. J. Il. Ilandlan. D. Mal
No. Erred Schaub. r.. r. c. .Esch-
truth, r., Frank Heller, D.
No. 3.--.Toseph Ankle. r., l.. Stein
becker, r.. Henry Mason, d.
No. Wv. II. Schrcbc. R., William
Hess, r., Jacob Ritz, d.
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WALKER WHITESIDE.

Some years ago Mr.. Walker Whiteside
suggested TO Paul Hester that he make
n dramati2atlon Of Bulwer Lytton's IA
nous novel. Eugene Aram." and SUBJ
nit 1t to him. Hester did so, and the
result Is that Mr.. WhitesIde has secured
one OF the best dramatic pieces now
before the public. He will produce 1t in
this city Mt the Opera House next Tues
day evening. with The Red Cockadc"
Mondays bill. 1t is said this play has
produced n most profound impression
wherever II has been produced. and also
that In neither Hamlet" "Shylock"
nor Richelleu has Mr.. Whitcside risen
TO greater heights and more completely
thrilled his audience thun In Aram's
great scene In the last act Mr.. White
side has omitted nothing In his efforts
to give the public n correct presentation
of this really great play. ScenIcally It
Is ms near correct us 1t Is possible to
make it and his support is Of cxccp-
tional merit and efficiency, each mem
Der being carefully selected with view
OF their peculiar fitness for the charac-
ter they are 10 interpret.
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A Brief History Of the Worlds
Progressions in That Time.
STANDARDS OF LONG AGO.
How Most Have Changed, and Yet
There's One Thing in Which the
Standard Remains the Same The
Progress Of a Period Beyond Lies
Span.

A reporter OF this paper few days nSo
was exchanging Views with several people
upon the wonderful evolution OF things
the past ten years. One OF the party was
n veteran well known In this city, who
has long since passed the allotted time OF
three score years and ten. lie said: II
rcmemhef about a years back; | am nearly
50 now. can scarcely comprehend the
changes that have since taken place-from
taiiOw dips TO electric lights. from stages
TO Pullman cars and mile-a-minutc loco
motives. from town walking 10 rapid
transit motor cars, from spinning wheel
TO automatic machines. from weekly mes
sage. ind longer. to instantaneous teles.
raphy and telephony, md what not. q
But one thing remains unchanged, and
that Is Largc's whiskey. It Is the same
to-day as In years gone by; n perfectly
distilled rye Whlskey OF undertaking
purity. Why. remember when we got II
here from the original distillerles near
West Elizabeth. UP the Monongahela.
Everybody had It; We used 1t I'm sickness
and slipped at II In health. 1t was our,
standard then. and In my house ! Keep II
st!ll. Heretofore had to send 10 Pitts
burGh for II. but l understand now II can
he had OF the leading local wholesalers,
retailers, cafes and bars. tell you IN
these days Of changes It's good 10 get hold
OF some one thing that is to-day Just the
same and Just us good as It used to be-"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Faust family of acrobats IS booked
for Il season Of forty weeks with Al. G.
Field. The troupe consists of six peo-
pie, whose work Is said TO be wonderful.
They have been performing In the Eng
lish and German music halls recently
The elder Faust was for years a mem
Der Of the Rislcy troupe OF acrobats, the
most famous In the line OF business,
Faust being ut that time the little boy
that the Risleys threw into the air from
the apex of the human ladder. the lad
describing cvolutions OF the most in
tricate character. Al. G. Fields Min
strels Will appear at the Opera House
next Saturday, january It'll, matinee
and evening. Special matinee prices, IS
and 80 cents. No extra charge for re-
served seats. -....T
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Distinguished InyaIitis.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. TO
night the physicians attending Repre-
sentative Dingleg announce that he is.
resting comfortably. but they are not
yet able to say whether there is sufn-
Gent vitality left in the patient to Sue
cessfully resist the inroads OF the dis
case. After his sinking spell Of this
morning ne rallied somewhat and to-
night appears stronger.
The illness from which cx-Sccretary
of State John W. Foster is suffering has
taken turn for the worse and it Is
feared tonight that pneumonia has de-
veloped. Last night the patient was
very restless and to-day Ind a severe
coughing spell which considerably
weakened him.
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Pittsburgh River News.

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 1.-THE Allcghe-
ny; river is reported gorgcd Mt Parkers
Landing. and ut noon but little ice was
flowing out Of the stream into the Ohio.
The Morongahca ice is on the move,
and that stream Will soon be clear OF II.
The warm weather has had the desired
effect on the Ice. and 1t Is fast disnp-
peuring from the Ohio. Captains pass
Ing Bellaire this morning telcphoncd to
Pittsburgh that the ice was rapidly
thinning out. and that the towboats
would be able some time to-day to push
their tows ahead, instead Of strlnglng
them out behind. .4.
There Is every indication OF another
rise In the rivers. The Allegheny and
Moneahela are rising ut nearly all
points, and, as rain is predicted for to-
night, 4 good-siZcd river is lokcd for
unless the weather turns very cold.
Colder weather Is predicted for tO-mor-
row night, but IL 1t rains tonight the
rain will have all reached the rivers be-
fore that time. There is seem coal load
ed and awaiting shipment, but there Is
not n grcut amount OF II. What coal Is
loaded Is chiefly being held In the pools.
but 1t can soon be gotten out for ship
meIt,
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POLITICALLY NOTES.

The Democrats are ccntcring their
contest upon the mnyoralty. Mr..
Sweeney, their candidate, is now en-
gagged In an active canvass. and 1t Is
not doubted that lie will receive 4 con-
siderable number OF Republican votes.
especially on the Island, where he Is
well known and resides. On the other
hand, Mr.. Butts, the Republican nOmi-
nee, has made Il commcndablc record
rs mayor and Is assured OF the support
Of n not inconsidenblc number of Dem
ocrats.. 1t would not be surprising II
Sweeney leads his ticket. but even II
Butts Democratic friends are not as
numerous rs SWecneY'S Rcnuhlicnn nd
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OIL CITY-River . feet and rising.
Weather. cloudy and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-Ri feet 3
inches and rising.
GREENSBORo-Riv feet inches
and rising. Weather, cloudy and
warm. River open 10 navigation.
I MORGANTOWN-River . feet G
inches and rising. Weather, cloudy and
warm.
STEUBENVII.LE-D { feet 4
inches and falling. Cloudy and cool.
Passed down-EnterDrise and Queen
City.
Observation-Disclosures 10 feet 0
inches and rising slowly. Weather.
cloudy and warmer. Passed down
KaIawha. ut 8 y. IN. Locals on time.
Little Kanaw is rising.
POINT PLEASANT-River lis feet
and rising. Cloudy.
.CINCINNATI-Rlver Q feet and fall
ing. Rain.
EV.tNSVILLE-Rive Sc feet and
falling. Raining and warmer.
LoUISVILLE-Rivcr falling; S feet 5
inches In canal: feet . inches on falls:
Ii feet Inches below locks. Heavy rain
and warm. ,...7
MEMPHIS-River 15.3 feet and fall
ing. Cloudy and pleasant.
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Writing Paper Combine.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Ian. "A Jour-
nal special from Appleton, Wis. says:
Adv!ces from HolVolte. Mass. are TO the
effect that the proposed writing paper
combination was effected last Friday.
but that the manufacturers interested
refuse TO affirm or deny the rumor. The
capitalization is said 10 be forty mill
Ion dollars and the trust organized on
the game plan MS the International
company was organized. by the pur-
chase OF the mills
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COTTON KING"

The character Of plays In the roper
toirc Of the King Dramatic Company,
and the elaborate and finished manner
In which they are being produced, con-
tinucs 10 appeal with great force to pa
irons Of the Grand Opera House. Those
who have seen two or three OF the plays
this weck-and their number is be- no
means small-arc surprised ut the mass
OF special scenery and effects used In
the productions. There was q very
large matinee audience TO witness n
very crcditablc production af Carmen"
with Miss D!bdin In the title role, and
the night bill was War Of Wealth."
one of the big city productions. seen for
the first time In this city, and presented
by no other company At popular prices.
For to-day. Hands Across the Sea" will!
be given nj the matinee, and Cotton
King at. night. There has been q re-.
n,arkablv large advance sale for
Cherry P!ckers." which Will be Friday
nights bill.
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Michigan ScnnI nrinI Eimht.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. IA News
special from Lansing, Mich, says: Al
bert Pack has issued n letter formally
withdrawing from the senatorial con-
test Everything ha%Fbeen staked on
the election OF Cartof to the speaker
ship. When he was defeated last night
In caucus, Mr.. Pack conceded that nath-
Ing could prevent the reelection OF
Senator Burrows. and did not care to
continue the fight merely for the sake
OF making q showing.
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For Sale, Rent and Exchange.

d. b.. . 6
FOR SALE-BuIlding Site, liz by 70,
East McColloch street. Dirt cheap.
Small farm. improved. Il acres. Three
mlles from city. and river road
A iino country residence, Pleasant Val.
ley.
4 rooms and kitchen, on Enst McCOlinch
street. Lot 20 By l20. Only Sl,1O0. Terms
Avery nnc building lot on north sdo
OF Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots On Wood
street. Eighth warden very easy terms.
A two-story frame dwelling. rooms.
with stable on lot Lot Is by 100. South
Chapiinc street. Eighth ward. Only $l6il:
easy terms.
FOR RENT-3 rooms on North Marke.
street. $50.
4 county residence with grounds. In.
Quire ut once. r1.
For exchange for city property, we'll
improved farm ut Slstersvillc. 50 ncres.
c. A. SCIAEfER & CO., cs asS sa iSsts s
Tclcnhonc Eli =
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Z CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 4.-Bg some
means yet unexplained. n trcstle on the
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern rail-
road near Lawrenceburg, Ind. was
; burned early to-day. making gap OF
eighty feet. II is at point where
west-bound train could not have seen
1t In time TO stop. and wreck In such
a case would have been unavoidable.
The fire was discovered by Operator
Fisher Of the Big Four telegraph Of
flee. Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
trains are running over the Big Four
tracks until the trestle can be rebuilt.
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THE RIVER.
DEPARTURES.

yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Charleston ..KANAWHA. $3.50 n. m.
SistetsvIlic. RUTH. $50 p. m.
C!arIngton.. :. LEROY. $50 y. m.
Stcubenyillc.. II. II. BAYNE. 80 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. :. GREENWOOD. 6::o a. IN.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY. 5 n m.
Sistersv!lle.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Clarington.. LEROY. $50 p. m.
PIttshirSh.. i. ORENA. 2 n. NJ.
Steuhenyille.. r.. NJ. BAYNE. go p. m.
BOATS LEAVlN GTo-MoRRoW. 5
SIstersviflc.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clnrinston.. :. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville.. IT. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
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General IoHces.
DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
- NNAGIIl N-El,lN Dnc 81 1909

Slil.SIlOEN, Ice. ~, 1888,
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-.
scnted to the undersigned, It has been
made to appear that THE National EX.
change Bank OF Wheeling" In the city
of Wheeling. In the county OF Ohio. and
the state OF West Virginia. has compiled
with all the provisions OF the Statutes Of
the United States. required 10 be com.
piled with before an association shall h
authorized 10 commence business OF bank
ing.
Now, therefore. I. Lawrence o. Murray.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. do hereby certify that 9TH,
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling"
In the city OF Wheeling. In the county Of
Ohio, and state OF West Virginia. L:
authorized 10 commence the business OF
banking as provided In section fifty one
hundred and siNty-nire CT tho Revised
Statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hnrd
and seal OF office this twenty-ninth day Of
December, 1855.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. No. jlGi. de3l
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mircrs. 1t does not seem possible that
the Democratic candidate will do more
than give n unge Of interest to the con-
test. The average Republican realizes
that Mayor Butts has made good rec
ord rs the city's executive, and that he
does not deserve to be singled out for
defeat at the polls. When this realiza-
tion comes, Republicans will continue 10
admire Sweeney in the abstract and put
In their ballots for Butts and the rest
OF the Republican ticket.
There Is all kinds OF confidence in the
Republican ranks and an entire lack OF
1t In the Democracy, with the exception
OF the hope thnt they may be able to
pull the Sweeney chestnut out OF the
political cOntlagration which Is slated
for the last Thursday of January. Some
Of the Republican workers are confident
to the point OF anticipating the success
OF the councilmanic tickets in every
ward OF the city. In the present coun-
Gil there are solid Democratic dclega-
tons from the Fourth and Sixth wards.
1t was through too much confidence
two years ago that the Fourth was lost.
and In this connection 1t would be well
to combine confidence with vigilance
anu thht notIillS LOT granted. IL Is
gratifying to know that the city COM
mittee is one of unusual excellence,
headed by two such able politicians rs
Messrs. Robertson and HornIsh. and
that there Is not likely to be any disas-
trous slip during the campaign which
IS just now starting in earnest.
Last night at meeting in the Plum
mer building on Main street. the Young
Mems Progressive Political Club was
organized by slyty-flve colored voters
OF the city, all Republicans. The fol-.
lowing officers were chosen:
Presidcnt-Frank Wright.
Vicc-prcsidcnt-J. o. Gray.
Sccrctary-W. l.. Jones.
Treasurer-Robert Mason. .-
Scrgcnnt-at-arms-C Peterson.
An advisory board was also chosen,
composed of Messrs. r. A. Arlington,
Rev. S. w. Waters. d. 3. Buckner,
George N1cAlcchcn. C. o. Johns, j. Q.
Gray, w. l.. Jones, II. y. Cemans and
]. X. Mason.
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"NENT DNOE."

The Brothers Roycrand their farce frol-
ic opened the week at the Grand opera
house last night 10 large audience. Of
Next Door" the piece presented. much
might be said. and the large audience
showed by their hearty lauGhtc: that
they enjoyed !t.All sorts OF trick seem
cry and effects were used, and the spe-
cialties were the best OF the season. es-
peclallr the Roger Troupe OF acrobats.
Kansas City Times. Next Door"
will be on the boards at the Grand Op-
err House during the half week COM
mencinE next Monday. with usual We'd
ncsday matinee.
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Seal estate.
FOR SALE. 1870

SOON. co will buy No. l22 zano street,
groom house. corner lot.
9e2 and a?t Market street. 6 rooms each,
nj n special bargain for II few days
1909 McCoiloch street. 5-room house. at
Business property on Main street.
business property on Market street
MONEY TO LoAN-sSeO.to TO s!5.NlIn1
on short notice.
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pany, East Liverpool. Ohio. four large
ware hlns. 2,
Yodrey Pottery Company, Eas, Liver
pool. Ohio. six ware and two decorating
kilns. >, :. a. s $50
q warwick China Company, Wheeling.
Wy. Va, six ware and six decorating
kilns. R3.;|5 "a = ~
s. a. Weller. GAINESVILLE. Ohio. eleven
ware and two decorating kilus.
Weilsvills Pioneer Pottery Com
pany. Wellsville. Ohio. four ware and
TWO decorating kilns.
West End Pottery Company. East
Liverpool, Ohio. hree kilnB. sG1.a q
Wheeling Pottery Company. Wheel
Ing. w. Va. sixteen ware and thirteen
decorating kilns.
Wick China Company. Kittanning,
"a, seven ware and six decorating
kilns. d, &. !
% Willets Manufacturing Company,
Trenton. y. j.. thirteen ware and four
decorating kilns. So Y =
Says dispatch from Trenton:
The plants remaining outside the
syndicate SO far as is known here. are
the Harker Pottery In East Liverpool.
O.. the Three Maddox pot,er!es and the
Anchor pottery in Trenton. Besides the
potterles the syndicate hns options on
the three establishments here that grind
Hint and spar used In making glazcs
and mixing with clay TO make fine
ware. i win also own some OF the
more valuable clay beds and expects To
be In control OF the supply OF raw ma
terlals for pottery making. Orders were
received here yesterday from the
New York Trust Company. which ac:s
as the. agent Of the syndicate, directing
the owners of the plants purchased to
open new books tomorrow morning
and conduct nil business In the name OF
the American Potterles Company. The
Trenton potters have the assurance that
the change Of ownership will not harm
Trenton, as the policy will be TO hand
the market east OF Pittsburgh over to
the eastern potteries. while the western
potterles will supply the western mar
ket. This Will result In economy In
freight rates and less travelling sales
men will be needed. The factories will
sell only to jobbers. Heretofore the
jobbers and manufacturers have been
at odds because the latter sold 10 small
dealers. After paying for oil the prop
ertY purchased the American Potteries
Company will have a balance of $1,000
900 for working capital.
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SPECIAL sale Of Upholstered Furni-
turc, Odd Chairs. Rockers. etc., at the
auction. afternoon and evening.
WHITE. HANDLEY & FOSTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-11

Lincoln avenue was completed yester-
day The contractors will now direct
their attention to the curbing in Kirk
wood so long as the weather remains
favorable for out door work.
Alex Lyle continues quite sick at
his home at West Wheeling.
". V. Campbell went out to Flush
ing yesterday.
Ned. Stephens and wife returned yes
terday from Philadelphia, where Mrs.
Stephens has been visiting relatives for
the past few months.
Last evening Officer Doud5 and AL
bert and Dobb Delbrugge went out the
c., L. & W. to Piedmont, where they
will spend few days hunting.
Tonight party of married people
of Aetnaville will give a dance in
CRAFTS Hall.
JOS. Lafferty is out again after a
short illness.
Mrs. Walter Beswick is home from a
visit to Sistersville friends.
Samuel Oppenheimer left last even
ing for Baltimore.
Miss Lottie Duncan entertained lass
evening complimentary to her guests
DR.. Helper will remove his once IN
to the Heinlein block.
Thomas Fury had finger badly cut
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guest of his brother for a few days.
Wednesday at his home on Brown
street, Mrs. S. B. Agnew gave sur
prise party in homer of the birthday
anniversary of her son, w. G. Agnew.
There was quite number of gentle
men friends of Mr.. Agnew present and
a pleasant time was enjoyed. A very
pleasing feature CT the occasion was
the tempting and appetising luncheon
served at the proper hour by the hos
tess.
Miss Rae Dessell, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in the city
for few days, has returned to Wheel
ing where she is employed as nurse
in the City Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Appel, of the South Side,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends at Meadeville and other points
in Pennsylvania for couple CT months,
has returned home.
This afternoon at the High School
auditorium an entertainment was given
by the. scholars in honor of the ami
versary of the library. There was a
large number of the friends and pa
rents of the school childen present and
all enjoyed the affair immensely The
programme rendered was as follows:
Song. I'm Mad at Mary Morrison"
Myrtle Gruber.
Recitation. ''Our Minister'S Sermons"
Glenn Rist.
1.-The Girl I Love in Sunny Tennessee"
Grace mckinley;
Recitation. ................. THE Octoroon"
Clara Bowen.
Recitation. Little Mary's Wish"
Cora Johnston.
Recitation. THE Bashful Lover"
Maude Brooks.
Duet
Misses Kennel yand Brenneman.
Recitation. The Irishmans Panorama"
Peter McKeever.
Recitation. Aunt Samantha's Courtship"
Louise Smullen.
Dialogue. 1.-THE Dolls Hospital"
Several Girls.
Recitation. ........ Aunt Matilda"
Hazel Hess.
'9Say, Won't You Come Out and Play?"
Eta Hockenberry.
Recitation IVAN Bibber's Rock"
Ada Shuffin.
MUSIC
Misses Morrison.
SAVED BY AN EGG, OR COMEDY OF
THE DESERT.