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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-28
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling Peo-
pie and Visitors

L. E. Chalenor Is a Parkersburger in
town.
G. NJ. West, of clarksburs, is at tho
Mcclure. s.; 3IEatB
F. o. Fink, Of Piney, is registered at
the Windsor.
B. F. Melghen, OF Moundsyllle, was
in town yesterday.
George strope, OF Littleton, was in
the city yesterday.
Thomas Normile is Ill at his home on
South Wood street.
s. J. Tulaney, of New Martinsyillc, ID
in town or business.
H. C. shaffer, Of Parsons, Is calling
on friends In the city.
H. II. Largcy and wife, of Amos, ara
visiting friends in town.
F. A. Prlchard, OF Warrington, is al
business caller, in the city.
James Smith, of the Hook & Ladder.
is off duty on account Of sickness.
r. W. Hall and Miss Morgan, of Pima
Grove, are stopping at the Stamni.
Charles Duff, of Sistersvllle, was
business caller in the city yesterday.
Joseph Walters, Of Wellsburg, was a
FDsS'tNoe s'oitoi III tllesClty scSteTQQy.
Miss L. r. Murrs, OF New Martins.
vile is the guest OF friends in the city.
]. t. Nelll and b. r. tlackmaer, Of
Sistersyllle, are state arrivals in town.
Miss Anna Fechtig. of Baltimore, Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Angela Feeny.
James T. Spring, of Ridgeway, O., Is
the guest Of his son, Mr.rDaniel Spring,
Of the South Side. tHF,rs -
Mrs. William Statler.r of Buffalo, Ia
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Katharine
Barr. OF the Island.
Charles Jackson, who has boon tho
guest of Island relatives, VIII return 10
his home at Marietta to-day.
George R. Wringer. of: Morgnntown,
and I. B. Hamilton. of Hundred, arc
autographed at the Park hotel.
Walter Black. of Steubonville, return.
ed home yesterday, after a pleasant
stay with friends on North Main
street. 81, NJ .{lz5
Mrs. E. L. NIathers and son, Carl, Of
Morgantown, are the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. n. F; Dobbs, OF Centre Wheeling.
for the holidays. -tstg-T77'''t b
James T. Nyilson, formerly Of South
Eor street, but now q resident Of
jamestown. N. Y. Is in the city, tho
guest OF old friends
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BRIEF MENTIoNINas.
Events in and Alb 4. the City Given
in Nutshell.

Events in and Alb, 1. the City Given
in Nutshell. Y
Matinee at the Grand this afternoon.
Opera House to-night-The Great
Lafayette.
Grand Opera House to-niSht-Au-
brey Stock Company.
The Oak Leaf club will give dance
at Beabout hall, on New Years eve.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie issued
their annual passes to their employees
yesterday. III
Garfield Temple. Ladies of the Golden
Eagle, met last night and elected OIL
GERS for the ensuing term.
Yesterday, in the circuit court, before
Judge Hervey, arguments were heard
in the case OF Fox vs.. Peterson.
The young men Of st. Paurs German
Lutheran church are making arrange
ments for kaffee yis!te to be given In
the near future. s.
The Emerald Cub will dance at the
Central Garden club rooms on New
Years night. Prof. kllmeyer Will pre-
side over the piano.
The Monday Night club will give a
masquerade ball at Pythian castle next
Monday evening. The music Will be
furnished by Prof. Long.
John Miller and George Dixon. ar
rested here Wednesday night. for COM
plicity In a shooting scrape. were taken
back to Little Washington yesterday
morning.
Fred Bachman, Harry Hasenauer and
Frank Woods, three South Side young
men, will give dance at the Kenmore
club rooms on South Jacob street, New
Years eve. Professor Nolte will play.
Yesterday, in the circuit court, Judge
Heryey heard arguments in the case of
Fox VS.. Peterson. The case involves
the possession of large amount of
land, most OF which Is in WetZel county.
The Burley Monument Works ycster-
duy-was awarded the contract for fur
nishing the commemorative tablet to be
placed in the south wall Of the city
building on New Years day, on the &C.
casion of the incoming of the Twentieth
century. f
Next Tuesday evening the newly
elected officers of the Silver Wave cas-
tie of the knights OF the Golden Eagle,
will be installed at their lodge rooms OF
the South Side. Select District, Deputy
Lewedag will have charge OF the cere-
monies.
The county commissioners committee
on finance met yesterday and transact
ed routin cuisines. The last meeting
Of the present board Of commissioners
will! be held next Monday. The new
board will meet the following Monday
to organize. when the Republican eau
Gus selections will be formally elected.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
at the Close Of the Century to b,
Held Sunday Afternoon.

Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. at tho
Third Presbyterian church. in South
Wheeling, the Sunday school OF the con-
gregation will observe the last Sabbath
OF the Nineteenth century by holding q
rally, which is expected to be func-
ton of great interest. Invitations ard
Programmes have been sent out by tho
pastor and Sunday school superinten-
dent. The programme includes five
minute talks by Rev. r. r. Bigger, Isa-
dore Fulton, ]. D. Marsh and James
MOVES. -
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The Pennsylvania Changes.

The directors OF the Pennsylvania
company. which controls the lines of
the Pennsylvania railroad west OF Pitts
burgh, have re-established the Office of
fourth vice president. which was nbol
ished In 1887. L. F. Loree, the present
general manager, was elected to the Of
flee. G. l.. Potter. general surcrintend-
cnt OF motive power, was appointed to
succeed Mr.. LOree. The general erri-
neering department Of the Pennsylyn-
MIA and the Pan Handle were consolI-
dated. Thomas II. Johnson, of the
Pan Handle. was appointed consulting
engineer of both companies. Thomas
fodd, chief engineer Of the Perusylvn-
MA company, was made chief engineer
OF both companies. Robert Trimble.
formerly principal assistant engineer of
the Penrsylvanin company, was an
pointed principal assistant engineer Of
both companies.
r. I. Smith, present superintendent
o. tne voluntary relief department OF
uiE rShlsyiVnnih company, who will he
retlreu on n pension January 1, Will In
succeeded by Frank C. Thayer, q T.,
PECK was appointed general s,,nar,n.
tendent OF the southwest systcm T.,
succeed John T. Miller. w. c, Cush,ng
was appointed superintendent Of he
1ltspursh division, TO succeed Mr.
Ieck' James McCren, first vice presi.
aent OF the Pennsylvania company, viii
DC IN charge OF tho executive dennrt-
,nent OF both roads, Joseph Wood viii
nave charge OF the traffic department
ana Mr.. Loree will be In charrc NJ
transportation. J. II. Brook viii h,,,a
charge ,of!the treasury, law nnd rcni 20
tate departments. %
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Important Conference.

A letter was read from General Man
nger Underwood, OF the Baltimore G.
Ohio railroad system, stating that he
would visit Wheeling not later than
Wednesday OF next week. to confer with
the board OF trade officials In regard to
the proposed new passenger station OF
the Baltimore & Ohio In this city. and
to hear complaints OF the alleged dis
elimination against Wheeling In favo.
OF Pittsburgh In the construction Of
passenger train schedules, by which
shoppers from many West Virginia In
terlor towns find 1t more convenient to
shop in Pittsburgh. 1t is believed that
the conference with MI. Underwood will
result In something definite being
known as to tho passenger station and
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Sued for $4,000 Damages.

Yesterday before Judge Melvin. In the
circuit court D. Board. through Attor-
neys Arnett and Dobbs, filed IL suit
against James Henry and Mrs. C. D.
List for 10000 dagamcs, Henry has
attached Boards wages n number of
times and rs the latter Is conductor
on the Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad, he
has been suspended and virtually dis
missed from their employ. Mr.. Henry
acted rs agent for Mrs. List in whose
house Board resided and the attachment
vas made for rent due. The claim Is
laae on the grounds of malicious pros
cutlon.
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seabrooke in "The Founders"

The management Of the Opera House
particularly calls attention to the fact
that the curtain on New Years night
will rise at o'clock sharp, owing to
the length of the performance and the
elaborate stage settings OF THE
Founders" company, which will be seen
on that evening. This Is said to be the
best comic opera ever offered by Com
edian Thomas Q. Seabrooke in his long
and immensely successful career. This
organization Is the largest that has Wis
tied US this season, and travel by
special train wherever they go. 1t re-
quircs two coaches and three baggage
cars to transport the company and its
effects; eighteen extra stage hands are
required to handle the scenery alone.
There will be sixty-flvc people In the
production. and the press OF every city
where 1.-THE Founders" has appeared.
unite in saying that it Is one Of the
most magnificent productions on the
road .sN..
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Aubrey Dramatic Company.

1t is seldom that repertoire COM
pary attempts such an expensive pro-
ductlon as Faust" on account OF the
electrical effects and special properties
which are necessary. but the Aubrey
Dramatic Company gave q first class
production Of the play at the Grand
Opera House last night. The audience
was more than pleased. The work OF
the cast WAS almost beyond criticism.
This afternoon the company will repeat
I'VE 'Uns OF Tennessee" which was the
Christmas night bill, and tonight Sap
pho" will be again presented.
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Auxiliary Work.

IT was decided TO form auxiliary
committees in the over-the-river cities
of Bellalre, Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry, and in Moundsville to cooper
ate with the Wheeling board of trade.
The latter organization is working for
the Greater Wheeling, which includes
all the neighborlng cities, and desires
to get In touch with Its neighbors. Each
can help the other, 1t Is argued, and a
better feeling will be promoted.
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THE ANDERSON CASE.
Tho Elm Grove Marshal is Out on
Bail-An Indictment.


Er-Town Marshal John Anderson, of
Elm Grove, was arrested on tho charge
OF embezzling $500 from the town while
acting In his official capacity. and was
released on bond by Squire Rogers.
Prosecuting Attorney Nesbitt said yes
tcrday that he would make u present.
ment Of this case to the criminal court
grand fury. which Will be called jan
unry 7. and It is expected an Indictment
will be found. The alleged embczzle-
mant Is claimed to have been the with
holding of monies collected on town
taxes. Anderson reported n small sum
collected and failed to turn In the un.
paid bills for the amount outstanding.
An investigation showed there was but
small amount outstanding, and that
Anderson had not reported about 800 In
collections. To-
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How to Curn Crnnn.

Mr.. r. Gray who lives near Amenln.
Duchess county, n. Y, says: Chamber,
lnln's Cough Remedy Is the best mcdI-
cine l have ever used. 1t Is q fine
cnildren's remedy for Group, and never
tnlis 10 cure When given ne soon as
the crouDy cough has dcvelopcd IL vii,
prevent the attack. This should bn
borne In mind, and n bottle of tho
Cough remedy kept at hand, rendy for
instant use us soon us these gvmntoma
appear. For sale by druggists.
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Along the Landing.

A rise Is expected within the ensuing
forty-clght hours.
The City OF Wheeling 10 to-dnyo Par
herspurs packet. clearing at noon.
The Hudson passes up this morning.
ana VIII be here for Cincinnati Sunday
ut n. m. 3 -
The marks ut 6 p, m. showed s feet !
inches md stationary. Weather, rain.
ms last night, 7N.
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Fifty-si1 New Subscribers.

Walter H. Rinehart, who has been
canvasslng the city for new board of
trade subscribers. reported that he had
secured fifty-six members during the
past week. He was authorized to con-
tinue this work, which can be prose-
cuted with even better success now
that the holiday rush in the stores is
over.
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Prisoners to the Pen.

Seven deputies from Huntington
brought the same number Of prisoners
to the penItentlary yesterday and put
up ut the Stnmm hotel In this city last
night. The Will return to Huntington
this morning. The deputies were S. b.
Paine. Elmer Johnson, I. ]. Harshbar-
ger, C. S. Hensley, W. L. Thompson. z.
Herrenkohl and Thomas ChIldcrs.
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RIVER NEWS.
YESTERDAYS pEPARTuREs

fESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES,
Pittsburgh. LoRENA, 6 n m.
Pittsburgh. C GREENWOOD, s a, m.
Tarkershurg. II. X. BEDFORD, l D, m.
Newport. .....JEWEL, II n. m.
Slstcrsvilie... RUTH. $3.50 p. IN.
$40 D. m.
Steuoehvi!le..T. N. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
To-pAY's BOATS.
Charleston. .URANIA, 9 q. m.
pittsburgh. HUDSON, 6 a. m.
I'arkersburg. CITY OF WHEELING. noon
Pnrkersburg. BEN HuR, II a. m,
Sistersville... RUTH. 1870 p M.
LEROY. $3.50 D. m.
NJ. BAYNE, ECO o. m,
To-MoRRoW'S BOATS.
Charleston. GREENWOOD, $50 q. N.
tsaskershurs. Il. K BEDFORD. IL 1 m
LEROY. s:3o p. m
RUTH, $3.50 D, m,
M. BAYNE, 2:ao p. m.
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& Wheeling railroad will enter, the Ter
minal's Union passenger station in this
city. This was foreshadowed by the
route Of the line. which connects east
of the city with the Terminal. The pas
senger station, it is rumorei, will, be
enlarged during the coming year In an
tic.pation Of the incoming OF this road
and the use Of the station by other
roads. lfs .i.is;.
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Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman,
OF Newark. Mich, in the civil war. II
caused horrible ulcers that no treatment
helped for twenty years. Then Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts.
Burns. Bruises, Boils. Felons, Corns,
Ska Erupt!ons Best Pile cure on earth.
Is Ger box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
bg Losan Drug Co.. druggists. 8
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Income, $4,000.

The officers Of the board reported to
the board Of directors that with the
recent additions to the membership. the
total annual income Of the board Of
trade will be between $4,000 and $4,000.
This is a great achievement for an or
ganization Of such recent birth, and
shows what concentrated effort will do
in town that was popularity supposed
to be ultra conservative.
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A piece OF flannel dampcncd with
'hombcrlnIn's Pain Balm and bound 10
he affected part Is superior to any
lfaster. When troubled with lame
ack or pnins In tito siac or chest, giye
Il trial. and you are certain TO be more
than pleased with the prompt relief
which Il affords, Pain Balm also cures
'hGuma tsm. One application gives re-
lief. For sale by druggists M
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River kilograms.

OIL CITY-Rivcr . feet Z inches and
falling; Weather. cloudy and colder.
WARREN-Rivcr . feet and station.
airy. IH5i TgT.
GREENSEoRo-River feet and sta
Honary. Weather, fair and warm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I feet
inches and stationary. Weather, cloudy
and cool. 4'r
Observation-Disclosures 4 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather. clear and
cold. Up-.Lorena, 1o:3O a. M: Green
wood! 1880 4. m; Tornado, $3.50 y. M;
Mariner, $3.50 p. m.
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Rheumatism Cured in a Day.

Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In To- days.
1ts action upon the system Is rcmarka-
bic and mysterious. 1t removes at once
the cause and the dlscasc Immediately
disappears. The FIRST dose greatly BEN
eilts. IS cents. Sold by II. II. List
1910 Main street. Chas. Menkemcller
corner Market and Twenty-second
streets. druggists. Ew&t
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"The Kntzeninmmer Kids.n


THE katzenjammer Kids" Blon-
dell 6 Fennessy's newest creation, will
be seen at the Grand Opera House,
commencing Monday. THE Katzenjam-
mer Kids" have been made famous by
the funny cartoons appearing weekly
In the New York Journal, and II the
comedy proves half as laughable as
the Illustrations merry tumble OF
mlrth and melody will be the result.
The Blondells are capable artists, and
were last season among the most sue
cessful stars on the road. Manager
William Fennessy has surrounded them
with such capable people as Nudge and
Morton. Mile. Bertlni. Bckert and
Heck Little and Pritzkow. Henry
Bergman, Henning Trio and many
others.
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IMPORTANT MEETING

Of Methodist Workers to be Held
About March l to Act on Plans for
the Expansion of the West Virginia
Conference Seminary.
1t Is expected that an Important meet
Ing of Methodist workers will be held
about March l, 1901. to consider plans
for the expansion Of the work of the
West Virginia Conference Seminary at
Buckhannon. and to decide upon the
erection OF new buildings. The confer
ence Will be attended by the board of
trustees OF the seminary, the Twentieth
Century thank Offering commissioning
presiding elders OF the conference. the
board OF control Of the West Virginia
Epworth League and the official confer
ence visitors to the seminary.
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To Retain Quarters,

The board decided to retain the
chamber Of commerce quarters in the
Hub building for one year at least. and
Secretary Thompson was instructed to
enter into a lease.
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FOR CHILDREN

Nothing, that comes in a
bottle, is more important for
children than SCOTS emulsion
Of cod.liver oil.
And important means that
it keeps them in even health.
Whenever they show the least
disturbance Of even balance OF
health, it promptly restores
them.
It's to be used as a food,
whenever their usual food does
not quite answer the purpose
offood.
Well send you lleto try. u you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 10 Pearl street, New York.
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President Laughlln and Secretary
Thompson were delegated 10 represent
Wheellngs board Of trade on the advis-
DRY beard of the Philadelphia CONNER
'cial Museums.
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brakeman Rodgers Hurt.

Wednesday night, ut Fairmont.
Brakeman John Rodgers was painfully
injured, his head being cut and Internal
injuries feared. Rodgers Is q resident
of Benwood Junction.
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To Advertise wheeling.

Secretary Thompson was authorized
to make advertising contracts with the
Iron Age and the Manufacturer Re-
cord, the latter OF Baltimore.
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mitted his list of standing committees
for the year 1901. Some changes Were
made by the president after discussion
OF the selections by the board. and ir
addition the following special commit.
tees were named: New government
building, clearing house. extension Of
tobbing trade. adjacent towns, adver.
Using. trades excursions, public enter.
tainment. The appointments were a:
I follows:
!. -a Education.
John Frew. Chairman.
]. A. Miller. D. c. List, jr.
0. c. Dewey. A. II. Hupp.
Entertainment.
James B. Mckee Chairman.
Clark Hamilton. <. 3. Butler.
Legislation.
W. P. Hubbard. Chairman.
5oseph H spedel. Howard y; Nn Hssie,t.
Library.
B. W. Peterson, Chairman.
r. 6. bal9eIl. J. J. Eds SGeai Vance,
Public Arbitration.
S. NJ. Rice, Chairman.
c. 4. Wingerter. ". F. stifei.
Municipal Affairs.
H. 6. OGDEN F., Stone, john Sha'T #aterbouse
Joseph Speidel. E. A. Hlldreth.
River and Harbor.
Hullihen Quarter. Chairman.
II. HaZlett W. A. Wilson.
E. A. Holmes. L, L. Sands.
New Industries.
B. W. Peterson. Chairman.
John Wright. Harry Sands.
Benevolent Association.
n. E. Whitaker. Chairman.
George Adams. Frank Stanton.
w. i. Simpson. c. a. House.
New Membership.
]. C. Brady, Chairman.
s. Fl. Bell Elmer z. Chapman.
Public Entertainment.
Paul o. Reymann, Chairman.
Arthur G. Hubbard S. ?. Norton.
Jacob Snyder. K Haz!ett.
Trade Excursion.
George Lutz. Chairman.
Ben. F. Snyder. Geo. D. Maxwell.
w. Alfred Wilson. Frank E. Mccoy.
Industrial Sites.
Geo. NJ. Shook. Chairman.
" q. e Rinshart. (; A. R9 Mst,,von
II Taxes.
c. W. Franzhe!m, Chairman.
]. c. Brady. II. ]. McFadden.
J II. Somehow. G. S. Fecny.
New Government Building.
~. Holloway Chairman = Ianos
'0' % ~ W. F. silfei
Clearing House.
Lawrence e. Sands. Chairman.
! Guy A. Wagner. w. All. Wilson.
J.. A. Jefferson. 9. ". Peterson.
Thos. ,O'Brien. ST. c. W.. Franzhelm-
Extension Of Jobblng Trades
John waterhousc. Chairman.
"; A. Wilson, IF. GEO. D; Maxwell.
House.
H. W. Mcclure: Chairman.
Edward Hnziett. ". A Mlliisan.
Railroad and Transportation.
.q6,. George f. House. Chairman.
f ToW. McLure ee'' ". r, schaffcr.
Adjacent Towns.
L. E. Sands. Chairman.
Advertising.
George E, House, Chairman G s.
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SOCIETY. J,


~ - t4a H #
The Arlon soclety-lncluding the
singing and literary sections and the,
ladles--haye arranged an elaborate en-
,ertainment for the night OF Monday
December 81, usherlng in the New Year
and Century. A large number OF inyi-,
,tatlons have been sent to the friends of
the Arlon in Wheeling and neIghborlng
towns, and this will be the most pre-
tentious entertainment OF the night in
this vicinity. The programme will In
clude musical and literary numbers, to
be followed by an Informal reception by
the ladies OF the Arlon, who viii distrlb-
ute handsome souvenirs of the occasion.
Atmldnight, the assemblage will Join In
singing ;"The Chapelle, a song known
to all Germans for Its Significance on
New Years eve. Then will follow sup
per and dancing. The committees in
charge have issued handsome SOU
venir programme, giving roster of the
Arion membership, names of departed
members and a business calendar of
Arion members only.
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probably in the dlscontinuance OF tn,
alleged discrimination In schedules.
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Miss Elizabeth. the daughter Of. Mr..
and Mrs, Frank stamm. entertained
crowd Of her young friends at her par
ents apartments at the Stamml hotel,
yesterday afternoon. Various games
were INDUCED in by the merry children
and luncheon was served.
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To Enter Union Depot.

It Is said TO have been definitely dc.
oided that the Pittsburgh, conncllsyil,c
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Last evening, at her home, on the
South Side, Miss Annie Shaffer delight
fully entertained n number of her
friends. Music and dancing were the
principal diversions. and at the con-
ventional hour y delectable luncheon
was served