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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14

Only four cardinals appointed By
Plus TX are now living. Leo XIII IA
looking forward to surviving them
when he win have q gold medal struck
to commemorate the event, following
the precedent Of Urban VII. the only
pope that outlived Every one OF the
men who elected him The tnecEpnoz
On Urban's medals was: sHon Tos ms
elekistfs sed ego eleg< vos. referring
to the fact that he had selected every
member Of the Sacred college. instead
Of their having selected him.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
Very Bold, or Desperate.

Manila, Oct. 1O.-A body of insur-
gents was seen near La Iona church,
four miles from the heart of Manila
They opened fire, the bullets falling
among the tents of the Tmenty-ffth
infantry. The Americans manned the
trenches and replied at a range of 100
Yards.
The insurgents volleyed and the
Americans used their artillery. The
fight lasted an hour after which the
Insurgents retreated.
One American was wounded The
scouts of the Twentieth infantry are
now ont accommodating.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
Gen. Fred Grant in a Fight.

Manila, Oct. GA message from Ba-
coor says:
''Twenty-eight dead insurgents were
found in the Filipino trenches after the
fight.
''The insurgent forces evidently re-
treated to Noveleta during the night.
General Grant, with part of the
Fourth and Fourteenth infantry regi-
ments, and 100 marines, will try to find
fhoT11 -
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
Retail Druggists in se1f-Defense.

Cincinnati, Oct, THE national as
ISOLATION of retail druggists considered
a long list of resolutions reported by
the committee. They are devoted to
matters of interest to the trade. A list
of jobbers and manufacturers who re-
fuse to sell to the so-called ''cut rate"
stores and to the department stores is
being prepared for circulation among
the $4,000 drug stores, represented by
delegates here from forty states.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
n. K. st. Shops Run at Night.

Denison, Tex, Oct. 1O.-The en-
bloyes at the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas machine shops have received
notice that, beginning last Saturday
hight the entire force will work until
1920 p. M, every night Until further
notice. 1t has been found necessary to
do this on account of the great amount
of work on hand and the shortage of
motive power
Never in the history of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas has this department
pf the service been so heavily taxed,
End it is for the purpose of getting
every engine on the system in good
order and repair that this step is taken.
st is understood that the Parsons and
Sedalia shops will be similarly af-
fecte d.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
Comparlson of Armies.

London, Oct. 7.-As a matter of facs
General Sir Redvers Butler will have
command of twice as many British sol
diers as the Duke of Wellington, the
eonquerer of the first Napoleon, ever
saw collected on one battlefield.
The reasons back of this lavish dis
play are probably a fear of a native
rising and possibly conviction of the
hdvisability of showing Europe that
Great Britain is prepared.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
Captain of the KAISER, Yacbt.

New York, Oct. 7.-Captain Ben Par
ker, wdo is the skipper of Emperor
Williams yacht, came to America under
an assumed name, to attend the yacht
races. It was generally believed that
during the first days race he actually
controlled the movements of the Sham
rock, but this is denied His identity
was soon learned
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
Ouarrymen Strike.

Newcastle, Pa, Oct. Fully 1850
quarrymen employed at and around
Carbon and Lowellville, have
struck. The men have been receiving
Is cents per ton for quarrying and de-
mand an advance of two cents This
section has heretofore been very troub
lesome in time of strikes.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
w. I. Allen Resigns.

Chicago, Oct. 5.-W. I. Allen, assist
ant general manager of the Rock Is
land, has rendered his resignation to
the management of the road and it be-
comes effective at once. Mr.. Allen has
been connected with the Rock Island
since 1886. 1t is rumored that he will
be connected with some eastern road in
a short time
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
More Arizona Copper Mines.

Tucson, Ariz., Oct 6.-Another big
sale of copper property has been effect
ed. George 81. Sisson and wife sold to
the Oxide Copper company of New Jer-
sey, 35 copper claims in the Silver Bell
district for $1,000, 900. It is under
stood the purchase is in the interest of
the Standard Oil company.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
PARLIAMENT CALLED.
twenty-five Thousand of the Reserves
Summoned.

London, Oct "a royal proclama-
ton summoning parliament to meet
October II and authorizing the calling
out of the reserves has been issued.
The war Office announces that under
the proclamation calling out the re-
serves 25, ZOO men will be summoned.
It is rumored at Portsmouth that the
ron for the Cape.
The field force for service in South
Africa, the war Office announces, will
commence mobilizing today
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
Beet Sugar Plant For Indiana.

Mishawaka, Ind, Oct. 1O.-The New
England Beet Sugar Company an
nounces that a beet sugar plant, the
largest in the United States, to cost
100000, would be built at North Jud-
son. The location was conditional on
securing 5000 acres of land for beet
culture. The acreage has been secured.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
Again No Race.

Kew York, Oct. 6.-The Columbia and
the Shamrock foated through the1
eourse-foated and drifted-occasion-
ally ore would catch breeze aud make
an opening between them, but, the Sec
ond race was, ike the first. dead one.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
Pnymaster,s Wagon Robbed.

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 1O.-One of
the boldest robberies which has ever
occurred in this city was accomplished
in the broad light at the corner of
Market and Brook streets, when 81, 900
in gold was taken from a United States
wagon
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
An Arbitration Move Taken

Paris, Oct. 5.-M. Arnaud, president
of the International Arbitration and
Peace League, has sent an appeal to
Lord Salisbury entreating him TO choose
power to act with a power chosen by
The Transvaal with the object of avert
NO war
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14

housekeeping and"
well, this is the Hghtest house In
the vicinity 1t may be bigger than
some Of the others, but it's a frame
house, while they're all stone or
brick
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14

Little HeIen-Boo-hoo! don't want
to take that nasty, bitter stuff Her
Msmma-But how do you know it's
nasty and bitter? You haven't tasted
II Little Helen-You said 1t would be
good for me.-Stray Stories.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
germany win Send Dreyfus Document.

London, Oct. THE Paris CORE
spondeDt OF the Daily Mail says: ST
learn that Germany is about to hand
over documents which will lead to the
quashing of the Dreyfus verdict"
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
Food In Rus.ia.

In some parts Of Russia the only food
for the people consists at present Of
acorns, leaves and the soft bark Of
trees.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-10-14
a. Hnn.and

o. a thousand persons only one
reaches the age OF ZOE pears.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

ports of the critlen regarding the ~
thIucuH ~ the production, The next
nlTht the rack was nearly empty hui
murr money twice over was taken in
than ON the earlier onorlng Of the bin.
This continued au the week. and had
the engagement heen extended the
capacity OF tho National would have
been tried repeatedly. Madame Pillar.
I1r|n was not distressed at the tor
riblU roasting received here. She was
amused thereby HralnF that the con.
drmuntiuu would roach The metropolis
and De- aCContuatrl when reflected from
Gotham Journals. Financial prosper
ny VIII Dc the harvest rcaucd from tho
seed Of good Intentions Hrwul broad
lurtnuinnH. bot thr harvest win not hp
Furuurud home by tho criticH=mure
inc plty-hut hy tho imp OF evil the
pnntomiml Partisan
What would have been the correct
course On pursue lH question uf moo
mont Tor nlthy productions like thr
seasons, wiz como nrnin, Fan Go con.
denim thpm ana sou sacrifice che good
opinion oi riEhtmll1Hl aud VIriuuuH
people. fpre-d broad your coudrmnl.
tlun and sou crowd tho theatre. The
proper course ir Cuuircturil Possibly
rnme great EruiuH win stop forth aH ths
AlnH'I Co., Tend The wanderers from thf
Egypt % failure,
The rurrta of Viola Prau Gillette
htgn u.UiNcl n letter from bier dated
On Honolulu. May .lth. iuHf uH Hhr Mas
rhHgt l1 1uil flr Australia. Iilaiucss
Win thr hnyt company huI hHfn rK.
u.nnIy rood iu Honolulu. HHi sire
huIUiiH lH much plHIHHI with Do.
position, The ulWuauy opHuH on Sydney
on Mgnl1g rNrni.. nest nt iiof Maies-
vs. rhraing whether che company
VIII Eu round thr world hE was uf thH
Mediterranean. ur return h. thia country
hy The way ri SAN Francisco iH uH yrt
uncertain MI Gillette HsuIf hlH WIfrH
parents "a COPY uf tho baptist UuhI'ul-
ton On Sew York. entitled "Duf
church which pays Mrs, Gillette tha
following trlhutut "Our cnutrultu. Mra
Viola Pratt Gillette. irft the CITY on a
fnWrWhHt extended musical tour HhH
takes with her the kndrat wishes uf out
church community During hrT three
years connection with this church Hhf
has won Tor herself "a large place in tha
hearts uf our people. ~ Dr. the hope oi
the music committee that on her return
% Sew YORK fhr may be- induced tu
take nor Ola place ~ our choir
Harold Russell and Ada Dwysr Rus.
rnll are expected home tomorrow or
next day. Mrs Nuasell'a season with
iuddlnhrNd Wilson closed some days
ago but she has been awaiting ln New
YORK tho closing o. Stuart Robson 3
season and the release OF her husband.
What the future OF Ada Rchan viii Boz
now that tho man who discovered and
developed her genius has gone
VIII Do an interesting question
u D. doubtful whether any on,
can be found 90 continue pn.
lyh Thcatur In London and
nnly.H theatrr IN New York. aud thl
Likelihood o. that Mlsa Wehnn wan h.
found among tho country'H foremost
ftnra under The management of Homj
strong man whose name o. SCI 10 np
pear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

not many people in Sale Lake know
that STRAUSS. The distinguished CONF
poser ~ thU "QuHUu'r Lace Handler
chief" ''rhc uluy Danuh waltrra, The
Merry War" etc. died the other duy 10
Vienna. Tie was a yuarf ~ age anu
has written moro than 5oo Wnliags, ot
which The Blue Danube, "rh0 Thou.
rlud and ono NIHhta." Hoses from the
South ANA Wine, Woman and song
Wrru among the most rucccHHful.
Strauss, during hiH early youth occu-
UIHl tho peculiar position Of being n
rival GO biz own father. The celebrated
Johann I. who died in i'ii. and who
WIS thC composer NJ thn celebrated
flraIei WUliaoH There wuH n great deal
of nittor feeliuE between the two dur-
uE tbo fathers llfo. but at hlH death
Johann the second combined hln own
orchestra with hIH fathers. ana made
great tour OF Austria and Germany,
From 1893 t0 1870 hn held the much
coveted position of court ball musical
director o. th. Emperor of Austria, lir
rHmo 90 che United states during the
Gilmore psac. Jubilee hut without hiH
orchestra. which wac nrt hoard in this
country lu 1893 uuiUr tln direction %
Die brother Elunrd.
HUGH pnurau tho Chicago c0rrer-
pendent NJ the "SrNH' writes under
NNfr OF iNN NlN#
Tho Alice Nelson opera company
has iuHt cl0HCd Co.. seasons Jrlnl llIN-
Dos win remain On chicago unfl th'
middle ~ August whom ahr win $50 i'
Sow York in commence rnhrIIHHlH nu
RI now opera now being written Cor Ml a.
Nelson by Herbert. Smith and strange.
Miss iiawipy viii have the leading
c0utrlitn role. She n now studying
with Frederick w. Root. Jessie Bartlett
Davis teacher Mr.. Root b.
very conservative. but when
nrrlking ~ Mlra Iiawley no
vnyeH extremely enthusiastic ana pre-
diets brilliant career Tor his pupil
from tho Rockies,
charley Rent, the ogden baritone IN
now In H. tnui- with jose ana otl,rrH
~ tho famous quartotte,
Mamie Dupont, tho petite. n playing
the part OF shy little country EIrl In
Jacob Ltta production Of "rhc clubs
UuhV"
Blckneu Young will lecture ON "voica
Production" before the Illinois State
teachers annual convention tho latter
part ~ this month.
Camille D'Arvilie if singing ynudo-
willie at the Masonic temple, Roof Ear-
den.
MIR. Carlton. the "News' Washing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

ton correspondent. writes from that
city.
with the war practically ended. the
Peace Jubilee over. Congress absent,
Washington during these days b. duh
enough The theatres are the only
attractions. and Washington now has
seven Of them. thuuah some ~ them
are now dark Miss MnudD Adams u
playing here in Juliet" 90 crowded
houses.
washington has grown 10 be a "nrat
night city"
Formerly all first presentations u n
new play were made in NeW York but
now nearly all Of them come 90 Wash
ingtuu. The reason lB obvious; Now
york dramatic writer's are very criu-
cal and hard o. please Washington
10 n little more charitable and their arr
about two hundred newspapers re-
presented here by correspondents who
are willing 60 give nrat night perf0r-
nance the credit u may deserve.
tlut last week the manager N the
new Partisan play MY Cousin roCk-
oned without his host The play was
on Indecent that oven the calluusCd core
respondents made an cutlery against
g.
4 house "papcrcd" upon tho nut
presentation. nilcd with the cores
pundcnts and their friends. the upper
portions crowded with the holders o.
"liths' indusiriously verified the re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Mrs Faflr Uaith curisD -"Iiow 10
your grandfather this morning, nrid.
rrtF'
iirIlreta"ffo sili hiH the rhrumatics
mighty bad num-
Mt Fadie#"YOu mean hr thinks Do
has 90" rheumrilsu There D. uu such
thing Hr rhfuwatlrw."
Uridrrt-"Yrn. mum"
Mr.. faddr ~ Tow days lHtHl And
docs your grandfather Htill persist 600
BIZ deiusion that be- hHR tho rhDuma-
tiHmF'
UHirri -"No. mum. tho poor man
thinks now that be- Do dead. We buried
um yiatfrday,'
NstroHH a"tifidgct. these 1rr rUrrH
] hope youl not coll thrm lurH amy
nnrn
uriirrtH'Th1nt yer MUM. shurr.
an o. these other moline. tooH'
Marx Twain has forwarded Go tha
editor OF war Against WBr' lu article
in which h. says. "rhn rElr d. Ion favor
~ disarmament So am T. There ouRhi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

60 br mo- difficulty about tho raat OF
che world"
Young tiouseinoprr=" Mr e1rr-
hum. I'm very particular about rFEa.'
quite r.Ehl mum"
"Nuu HrH. WD set one COWS milk r"a
ruilfy rEury morning. ana Z wanted
tH make uu Arrangement with SOU HH
that ue rln rrt che ,rsH Of One hon.
Father "InHk hero. Tommy what
dH you think of thH new baby thr nurHH
hHH IuHf ufaurhtf Tommy "WhN
hos Rut u1 htlr' OH Hui hHH rot uu
teeth You've baru Took ~. Father
HhHH hrnurht you 1n ola 'uu'
"NaUH." H1ll RI mother 90 her little
daughter. 20 wish you would ruu uyHf
and rHo how oi1 SIR Smith o.. HhH htH
hrru Iu'f. ul"
iuu'few minute, Ne.uo c,ms running
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
WALKER AND WHITE HOUSE CORNERS IN otD rsts

TUT tsmus Of today around Second South and Main r
70 locality
tho
years
~ FL OF q
shop
orl m udonnE Mr richards home adonei he HAN
of he
changed bu, utt adjoining
of
n inc cxme
20
o. handsome later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

LdHlle'H Weekly Says tn rdma ro-
fpCct The muHt remarkable rtrut 0f
many dramatic seasons was thH debut.
lnHt month. Of Mhuda Adams aa juliet
Considered from che financial stand
point The achievement uf tnIr young
American stage. She drew into the
ImrIrH ThrItor New York tha Hum W
1900 during her two woUiH' rurrH-
mont The performance OF mo- other
actor nr Hr'rHHH in this country have
realised anything l.ls this amount 1f
money ln The same period " time.
Horny Irving upon Die iuHt appearance
here. camr nearest 90 &c. but even De-.
fuputrd Co. b. thH foremost English.
rpeukInr actor ~ the world. dii not az.
tract lr many persons tD the thcator aH
dli Miss Adams
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
0oRnN
og tf1rHn~-,%
DRY GOODS STORE

Ladies'. summer Dressing sncnues
i.utlr. New Line. In very dainty utyiss.
Uu HNIn ut
95c and up.
Uiryrie skirts of Handsome Wool
IiHtures. Ht
SA.oo
ChIidron'u Summer Dresses. Ia White
India Llngu and col1rud pyrcaica
05c and up.
fumwrr prtiirnnts. n large utnrs &c
select from. AMI in materials never hs4
fore used Tor uudarHklrts. hut All suit.
able Co b. worn with uummrr drcsala
4Sc and up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Town" 2-old Song. "The Anchors
WCirh'd." t-saturdny Evening ON the
fureUnHtlc! "noruuc. Duh Care"
Jacks Diversions Dance and Songs
"a NiTht no gdn. Air. "Ruotd In the
Cradle of the Deep" G=gtorm in tho
Atlantic. SANDY Hook In sinht.
Yankee Doodle" and pixie" S-sa-
Lutte 90 the American Admirars Flag.
''Tho Rcd. White and nue." g-FInaIe.
"iiula britannia" "gn1 Save tho
Queen aud The Star spangicd Ban
ner."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

IhH Unf ON tho Ihrutor hung ut hnlt
mast yesterday IN respect 20 the mem
Dry N Augustln DAILY
lavcrshnm, who o. playing Romnn
WIN MAuuo ADAMS, was severely
wounded iu the mouth IN the light with
Tyhait the other night In Boston.
The kglcgy. Shnnnon company are at,ll
IN san Franclscu, Last Monday night
they brought out play without a
name, Offering a prize u tiCs Tor the
best title submitted, They have been
overwhelmed with auggeations but up
10 date the play remains unchristencd
Mr., linrrlas, manager ~ the British
Guards band was called 20 Denver TO-
day 20 meet the organization there.
Prior To leaving he arranged 20 have a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Henry o.. Diyey Dr. suii under tha in.
nu"urn ~ an evil STAR UH AI1ulH to-
ylNul proved re- failure. be- met The
members W tho dufuuct Adunia com.
puny ut the uliou thHltur. Sew York.
last week ana paid each uf Thorn "a
portion % the salary due. Dc cK-
planned that he would aHitie iu full
ns soon na posainl1, and tho members
of the company appeared Co be entire.
" rutiuncd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

flash light Tor reproduction IN the Lon
don Illustrated Times.
That The Crystal Palace in London
la Htlll % very popular resort iH proven
by the crowds who went thero on roe
cent holidays. ON Easter Monday the
attendance was gssli. and on Good
Friday g,.3is. These figures break
the record.
Laurence Irving, Sir Honry'H son.
who translated snrdous "Nohespierre.
has been collaborating with ThusuaH
ilcssoiNood lataciy. a result o. "rhe
Lion and the Unicorn" a onr.nrt piece
accepted by Weldon Gruasmith The
action D. M the time of Charles NJ ln
England. They are now writing roe
mantle historical drama designed for
Julin Muriowo-Tabor and Robert Ia
Dor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-07
AMATEUR NOTES

The C. w. Kreiter Stars defeated the
Young Wheelings two games at Wheel
ing Park, yesterday. Batteries for
Young Wheelings: Louis Summa and
Otto Schnepf; for G. w. Kreiter Stars:
Ferguson and Beneke.
The Dewey Juniors will give lawn
fete at Warren Connor's residence on
South Wabash street.
The Dewey Clippers will play the
Cathedral Juniors No. 2, at the strikers
picnic Saturday, at 2 p. m, In place OF
Bridge park.
The La Belle club, Of the South Side,
will cross bats with the Tiltonvillc
team, on the latter's grounds, next
Saturday afternoon. The personnel OF
the home team includes five of the old
Red Cross players. A spirited confess
is promised.
The j. J. Slippners. of Benwood,
challenge the Cathedral High school
for game Of ball on the Forty-first
street grounds, next Saturday after
noon. If accepted, answer through the
Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-07
New Scheme to Surmount the Grade to the
belmont County Hills.

New Scheme to Surmount the Grade to the
belmont County Hills.
A new scheme has been suggested for
connecting the river front towns in
Belmont county with points west on the
National pike by motor line. The pro-
ject originates among Bellaire peo-
pie, and the route contemplated is an
entirely new one. The plan is being
talked over by some of the enterprls-
ing capitalists on the Ohio side, ana
the prospectus is considered entirely
feasible.
The route talked of parallels the B. &
0. road out McMechan's creek west o.
Bellaire to Neff's, distance of four
miles, and thence north by way OF
Kings run to a point on the National
road near Arrick' fruit farm at the
top of the Big HILL" From here the
route would follow the line of the pike
through st. Clairsville, and Morris
town. 1t is claimed that the grade af-
forded by this route is better than any
heretofore suggested. The line could
easily be connected with the B. B. & NJ.
F. railway at Bellaire, and through carr
be run to Wheeling. The scheme is
oLiy III tut SluDiyo StoSC at pl CSCA L,
but it is not beyond the probable that
something more substantial may de-
yelop at no far distant day. A PROPOSE
tion to build an electric railway along
the National pike of Wheeling to bring
in touch the populous country as far
as GAINESVILLE, and ultimately Column
bus, has often been talked of, and far
seeing people believe it is only a ques-
ton of time when the enterprise will
see it's fufillment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-07
DECK HAND

On the Steamer Jewel injured Yesterday
other Items OF Intest Picked Up on the
Wharf.
While the steamer Jewel was making
landing near Darlington yesterday,
a deckhand named Schoonover was
caught between the stage and the boat
Both legs were badly crushed below
the knees. The injured man was put in
care of DR.. s. K Hissom. who was on
the boat, and brought TO Wheeling. He
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-07
ELEcTIoN or OFFICERS.

Reliance Lodge No IS. Of the A. o..
L. W, elected the following officers for
six months: =. ". W. a. +. Jlrich;
N. w. Harrison Criswell: Foreman. l.
j. Mccarthy: Oyerfeer. Chas. +. Tim
mer: Guide. Landon ID. Bonnell; Re-
corder. Thos l. McGranahan, Receive
CT. James p. McCammOn; Flnancier.
Louis c. Laue: l. w, Albert Welehly:
o. w. Harry Mex. Bonnell. Trustee,
German Neagle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-07
in SOCIETY.

The ZizZy Re Zum Zum bowling
team will entertain their friends at
Mozart Park Monday evening, June 10.
Bartels and his rag timers are the
real thing" at entertaining, if they
don't know how to bowl. Prof. Long
will be at the piano.
The ladies Of the Elm Grove and
Triadelphia Catholic churches have
made arrangements for a picnic of
bouquets, to be given at Wheeling Park
Thursday, for the benefit of the pas
toral residence at the Grove Mayer
orchestra will render the music. A
handsome bouquet will be presented to
each lady.
State Treasurer and Mrs NJ A. Ken
dali entertained at dinner Monday
evening. in honor OF the Board of Pub
lie Works and the gentlemen who were
in Charleston representing the various
railroads to be assessed. The guests
present were Governor and Mrs. Atkin-
son. Attorney General and Mrs. Ruck-
err, Mr. Geo. D. Penniman and Mr.. f. J.
Griffith, of Baltimore; Col. Randolph
Stalnaker, of Wheeling, and Mrs. H. C.
Simms, of Huntington.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. De Normandie.
of Washington, Pa, for the marriage
of their charming daughter, Miss Jen-
ME, to Mr.. James H. Nicholson. The
ceremony will be performed in Trinity
Episcopal church Wednesday evening,
14th inst. The prospective groom was
formerly employed in Wheeling at his
profession. and the bride-to has fire.
quently visited here.