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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

member OF parliament TO write 60
Mainly About People, giving some hith-
erto unpublished "reminiscences OF the
aged partner Of the great statesman.
Just after their marriage says MT
O'COnnOr MIR, Gladstone, who mad al
ready been minister. asked her Shall
tell you nothing and you can say any
thing, or shall tell you everything and
you say nOthngy She chose the latter
and ne told her everything ana she
never told anything
on the fftieth anniversary Of their
wedding Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone went
TO a reception at an old friends house.
when 1t began 10 get late" adds Mr..
O'Connor, MT Gladstone went over TO
his wife and. with an expression OF
sweetness and tenderness, took her by
the hand as though she were little
child that had to be reminded that II
was time 10 go to bed and led her out OF
the room, It was a sight that might
well have brought tears"
These and other anecdotes bear out
fully the previous accounts Of the IN
tense affection existing between the
great liberal leader and his wife, ana
also point TO the fact that Mrs. Glad
stone exercised a more powerful pollu-
cal lnNIuNIl'N NNfA AAA HhnhoAtA htAN'AA
Is generally credited.
WEAKNESS OF BRITAIN's NAVY.
Those who believe that Great BrItaln's
navy would in case Of war, prove near
liz as full OF anachronisms and mis-
management as the South African cam
paign proved the army 20 be, have re-
celyed additional confirmation Of their
fears by reason Of the severe structure
passed BY the admiralty upon the lr-
regularties Of the target practice and
reports thereon among the fleets now
I'm commission. The admiralty prac-
tcally declares that the percentage sent
IN 81 worthless. In n circular to all the
commanding officers the admiralty
says Practice appears 10 have been
carried on without a supervisor, the
commissioned targets were not properly
checked. and the markers were not
drawn from another ship
Such q serious reprlmand Is likely 20
have the desired effect OF enforcing the
regulations this year, al any rate and
al the same time. OF considerably de-
creaslng the efficiency In Workmanship
with which the British navy has been
credited.
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ASCOT RACES.

hr e a'So' race meeting which occurs
tst.5s .s promises 10 be largely at.
eont'rnl. e,,ouolless VIII be marked by
l-fosn lyon ~ the successes Of
Va, !. Jockeys The prince OF
,,ty o,s usual viii be- present, besides
lrafiesr y, royalties. while many
lrlrr.5 visitors now In England have
llyi N.Y. ~ view, view what is known as the
ooIEs OF GLADSTONE.
~, h, ,'gns condition Of Mrs. Glad
va caused Mr. T. p. o'connor,
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RECEIVE THEIR MONEY.
The Final Act in the Civic Federation
Case.

County Auditor Wood has drawn his
warrant for $4,000, which was yester-
dav distributed among the members OF
the civic Federation OF salt Lake City.
The federation was organized In Octo-
Der. 1895 for the purpose OF raising
funds with which to continue the prose-
cutlon OF the furniture Doodle cases.
Tho sum advanced by the members was
Is C8S. as. the county treasury az the
time being empty. and the accumulat-
ed Interest Of nearly FIVE years brought
n up TO a total Of $4,000. The county
repudlated the Indebtedness and suit
was brought TO recover the amount.
Roth the district and supreme courts
found I'm favor Of the federation, Those
who composed the organization and
had their money returned TO them yes
terdav were J.. s. HIS. w. S. McCor-
nick NJ H. Walker II, c. Weber, j. p,
Dooly. o. j. Salisbury, George NJ. Scott
spencer Clawson, A. w. McCune, A. r,
Holden. George Romuey, $. II. Hill j,
i DAILY Richard Macintosh, George
Y Wallace. p. II. Lannan, George NJ.
cannon end the Utah Commercial and
Savings bank.
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At the White today are ldnal Ajax,
Centre. Goo. J.. Penny. BIngham VIM.
Weber. ogden, A. y. Avrill. Chicago;
Jesse w. Hooper Brigham, Norah
Christensen, Price; Robert Morgan,
Scofield.
Mr. and Mrs A. Il. Tarbet have gone
20 Washington, ID. O., and from there
VIII go 10 GEORGETOWN, y c.. 90 witness
az the Visitation convent the gradua-
ton Of Miss Helen Lavell niece OF Mr..
and Mrs Tarbet They will go on 70
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PERSONAL.

Ide Jones. OF ogden. stopped 40 the
Walker house last night
Rev. A. II. Rankin, Mrs. Rankin and
daughter are here from Brigham
Dr. F. p. Mlchend ana Samuel G..
stemp. Of Toledo. Ohio, are at the Cul-
len hotel today
Rev. j. u. Cox left here this morning
20 make "a trip through Idaho ana
Montana, representing Rowland Han
Mrs. Largey, OF Butte, with a family
party Of six persons stopped over az
the Knutsford last night returning
from q coast trip.
w. A. Mease, brother Of j A. Mease
post trader 90 Fort Duchesne stayed
an the Kenyon en- route 20 Alaska last
night
Guests az the Kenyon today: w. r.
Fox and wife, omaha II. Schin Green
vllle Texas j. NJ Healy DE la Mar.
New, G.. w. Jones Milwaukee, q. H.
Jackson, San Francisco
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High School Alumni Indulge in
Toastng and Feastng,
A REMINISCENT SEASON.
brilliant TOasts and Spirited school
Wells are the order Of the
Evening.

Again the walls OF the High school
building resounded TO the ripple Of hap
py laughter and playful Jest last night
the occasion being the annual reception
OF the Alumni association Of the school.
There was ample evidence Of the great
friendship which exists between stu
dents OF the same school There seems
to be something in the walking Of hand
in hand through the school years which
draws people closer together than any
thing else. The memories which cluster
around old Alma Mater are the dearest
because the associations were the
sweetest.
IN the south end Of the hall a BAN
quet was spread on tables arranged in
the shape Of q hollow square. and the
toasts as we'll as the POSTMASTER were
equal 10 the occasion. The latter func-
ton was performed by Charles Peak,
OF the class OF 'g5, and he acquitted
himself with hOnors.
The first response was that Of Alex
| Eberhardt. who responded 10 THE
Glass Of 1900. ~ The toast was cor
dial welcome to the new graduates 10
| the ranks Of the Alumni. The welcome
was responded to by Percy Berkeley,
! his words were we'll chosen, thanking
the alumni ina very becoming manner.
Miss Manion Crawford made her po-
stlon with the boys stronger In her
response 20 the toast THE High School
Boys" who are, according 70 her, the
| paragons Of the ages.
| And I'm much the same vein but with
more gusto Tod Goodwin toasted the
High School Girls" with some OF
whom he claimed to have been quite
popular al one time.
Waldemar Young was the last speak
err he responded TO Fraternity" his
remarks Astounding In rich humor and
also Some Sweetly Solemn Thought
The only guests present outside the
members Of the Alumni were Miss Rowe
and Miss Dukes, teachers in the High
! School.
The members OF the Alumni and also
| the High school students are spending
the evening at saltair.
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New York and Mr. Tarbet VIII return
10 Kansas Citv ina time TO attend the
Democratic national convention.
n. r. cutler. the manager OF the Utah
Sugar Company. has been Inspecting
the work on the auxiliary plant now
going up at Bingham Junction Eleven
miles Of the pipe line 20 Lehi was
tested and found 90 work property.
The beet crop Is lookIng well ana
everything promises % most prosperous
year In the sugar business.
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HORSE THIEVES IN COURT

Hank Riddle and Henry Wright, sem
fenced to eight years Imprisonment on
the 2gth ult. Tor burglary and Frank
Lyons. committed for six years for the
same offense. were brought down IRON
the state prison today and arraigned
before Judge Norrell on another charge
of burglary. Each pleaded not guilty
They viii be heard on Monday the z1th
inst These def, ndGnts are also charged
with grand larceny. 90 which they
pleaded not guilty on May 9th, and FOR
which they win be tried Monday June
18Th
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ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.
The Salvation Army viii Hold a
Number Of Meetings.

The celebration Of the eleventh ami
versary Of the entrance Of the Saliva
ton Army into salt Lake City, VIII be-
gin. this evening az o'clock at the
camp grounds on South East Temple
street Major Ashley PEBBLES VIII con-
duct the exercises assisted by Captain
OF STAFF Milne and others. The latter
Joined the army IN Seattle and for n
number Of years has been one OF the
most energetic and efficient workers m
tbe western division 81 the army At n
n m tomorrow Maj Peehles VIII
preach at the First Methodist church.
There viii be an open air rally at ? 80
n. m. and al 4 r. m. the Major viii
sneak IN the Y. ~ c. a. There viii be
a meeting IN the tent at s p. m. There
viii be two meetings on Monday. at 10
a. H., and p. m.
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WHEN AND WHERE TO FISH.
Game Warden Sharp Tells of the
Streams that Are Closed.

state Game Warden Sharp dropped a
few useful hints TO prospective fisher
men today. said he
Fishing viii be lawful on the 18TH
inst. or after midnight on the 18th for
hook and line. IN all the waters Of the
state excepting these streams which
are closed. Blue Spring Creek. which
INNS into Panguitch Lake, Garfield
county. Lost Creek and all Of It's triou-
tarles Morgan county; Big Spring
creek and all Of its tributaries, Rich
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TO SUPPLY WATER METERS.
Public Works Lets Contract to Jones
& Jacobs for S8,O63.35.

The contract for supplying water
meters to the city was last evening let
by the board Of public works 90 Jones
& Jacobs. The firm agreed 20 supply
AO7 worthlngton meters Tor SS,O63.S5.
Lower bids were received, but the
board considered the Worthington make
the best and win recommend 90 the
Council that the contract be awarded
the Arm named. The bid was FOR four
s-lpch size. thirteen 2-inch, sixty l-inch,
thirty u inch and 800 %-inch. The fg-
uree Of the purchase viii necessitete
deposit from water takers OF 1910 for
%-ineh size, 1910 for l-inch size, 344.2s
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for 2-lnoh size and 1915 FOR the l-lnch
size.
Don Carlos Young was appointed by
che board as inspector of the cousTuc-
ton OF the east bench reservoir
The Greenville times., 1900-02-10
GREENVILLE, MISS.

If you want any kind of lot have it. The price and terms
made to suit you. =, :. e
If you plantation of any size in the Delta have it. See
If YOU want to borrow money have it. Terms and time to suit
and low rates of interest
If YOU want insurance, have 1.-THE very best
You coectg can collect them and will remit the
proceeds promptly. 49, -
am satisfied that will be your interest before you
invest which have to SELL I'll treat you rgnt
and you money. : = ,n 8l... ..,. VI
The Greenville times., 1900-02-10

ct patronage for both cordially patron
Greenvile TO Inspect curl handsome pant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

''The Star Boarder" will be the guest
of the Grand Opera House for three
nights, commencing Thursday, August
go with usual matinee. He will bring
his varied baggage and intends TO take
It away at the close OF the engagement.
He is accompanied b.. pretty. dashng
and gally dressed girls. comedians and
specialists, who assist him In producing
hilarious merriment that Is 30 strong
that dyspeptic or cynIc cannot resist
the Infection which Catches" every
body and holds them good and hard"
Long, lean, colorless faces grow short,
plump and rosy MS result OF seeing
this farce comedy, which Is n cure for
blues and allied ailments, II is a good.
smart thing for anybody who prefers
tear-shedding daughters to tears Of sor
row over some sombrc play. The
s"Boarder's" supply OF fun is unlimited.
Numerous songs. dances and other
spectatties are freely introduced that
make m evening seem like Elys!um 10
play-gorrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-29
IBR1pasEpoR,,T N s. HA Z,
Events Of a Day in the Town Ii Sthu
ri ~ End ~ +l,a 1,sia :. X W

<-Ail w hAAoF S1kQtS us w ~
Mrs, Edward Yost and daughters,
Maud and Eiya, returned TO Marion,
Ind, yesterday / after a two weeks
Observation-Disclosures In Sthls,rl,y. ~
Miss ,Dus Coleman, who;has Seen tie
guest OF Mrs. Charles Dougherty for
the past two weeks. returned to- her
home; at sclo yesterday. 4
The. Epworth League! 4ot the M. f.
church will give q lawn social aat tie
residence OF DR.. G. c. Cole IN Kirkwood
tomorrow evening. II, ~
III Charles Smith. who has SbeenY tho
guest OF Thomas Frazier for a. few
days, returned to bis home ut Beaver
Falls yesterday. \ "
Mr. and Mrs. Roy. Glffin, OF Pike
street, are the proud parents Of q new
glrliwhich arrived at their home yester-
day. III 3, ll5 /. n
Miss Laura Baush left yesterday for
Newark, Ohio, to- spend a couple Of
weeks with her sister MRS. j. A. LIT
tie. 4 X W,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howell, Frank
and Maggie Howell. left yesterday for
a ten days trip to the lakes. 81 40 !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Koehnline and
daughter returned yesterday from a
months trip through Colorado,
Miss Mary Mcconnanghy. Of Pitts
burgh, Is the guest OF her father, NJ. u.
Mcconnaughy, on Pike street,,
Miss Alice Goodwin, of East .Llver-
pool, Is the guest or the family Of
James Medill in Brookdale. ~ -
Blind Tom, the musician; Will give
an entertainment atathe iopera house
next Thursday evening. X. 4
i. NJ. Fogle and daughter; Miss Bes:i
sic. went to Mt. Pleasant yesterday to-
visit relatives, III, =.
Seven candidates were initiated last
evening at the meeting Of the Lady
Maccabees. N + Y, n S /,
Miss Viola Wilson. Of Toronto, is the;
guest for a few days OF relatives IN
,Kirkwood. x VA. u s.
William Reed went to West Aiexan-t
der yesterday to spend q few days with
friends.
DR.. ]. X. Hunter went to Piqua yes,
terday to spend O few, days with
friends.
John Strong. of Salem, Ohio. was the
guest OF friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Meyers has returned from
n two weeks. trip to Atlantic City.
Henry Fox returned yesterday from
two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Harry Sells was In Morristown yesjI
terday on business. ~, e, !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-29
The Fight was not "Fit."

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-The heavy
weight fight between Peter Maher and
Joe Choynski, which was to have ia
ken place at the Broadway Athletic
Club tonight, had to be declared of on
account OF Choynski's sickness. choyn-
ski, who has been training on Staten
Island for some time past, came up to
the city this evening and went to his
room in the Colorado hotel next door
to the club house. About o'clock he
had an attack of stomach trouble and
n physician was hurr!ediy summoned.
The doctor, after examining Choynski,
said that he was totally unfit to take
part In any ring contest. .5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-29
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Propressiue Mai hbor rs

r. progressive Ne1Ghpor.s -
The marriage OF Earl Wells to Miss
Josephine. MCGOWAN Will take place Mt
nine o'clock this morning at the resi-
dence OF the brides sister, Mrs. John
Reed, son North Fifth street. The cere-
monies. will be conducted by Rev. Kerr,
of Ford City, Pa. After the ceremonies
they will leave on a two weeks trip
through, the east.
who sulcided in the river Monday were
removed from the undertaking rooms to
his late residence on Second street yes
Sterday afternoon, from where the fun
eral will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock. The interment wifi be at Riv.
erview cemetery.
s Much interest is being manifested
by our merchants In the. labor day pa
rade to take place in this city next
Monday. With very few exceptions all
the. business houses here will be repre-
scented and 1t is expected that the pa
rade this year will far eclipse that Of
last year,
a business meeting of the Young La
dies foreign missionary society OF the
NJ. f.. church viii be held this evening
az the residence OF Miss Ora Belts, cor
ner Eighth street and the county road.
The annual election OF officers Will take
iplace at this meeting.
The committee In charge OF the races
at the. labor day picnic next Monday
are making arrangements to have some
fast events. The principal event Will
be the 100-yard dash and several we'll
known sprinters OF this section have
already entered. a;
The funeral of the ten-weeks- old
child of Mrs. Ellis Clark took place
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from
St. Mary's church. and the fnterment
followed ut St. Mary's cemetery.
The Epworth League OF the n. E.
church gave very enjoyable enter
tainment and social at the church last
evening. It was attended by fair
sized crowd. = 3
Mr.. and Mrs.. William Hilton, OF
North Broadway, entertained number
OF friends last evening in honor OF the
twelfth anniversary of their marriage.
b Mrs. Ella. ,Galbraith and daughter,
Miss Hattie, of smithfeld. are the
guests OF tbs. family, OF DR.. A. r. ong,
on North Fourth street.
Miss Minnie Cox Will entertain the
Thimble Bee and their gentlemen
2frinds at her home on Washington
street Friday evening.
Brady Williams returned last even
ing from New Mar;insville. where he
has been working for the past two
months.
Z The prizes for the labor dayt picnic at
McSwords' orchard will be on exhibit
ton at Hayward Longs hardware store
to-day.
The Nashville Students" a tstro Q
minstrel troupe. will be the attraction
at the Star Theatre Saturday evening.
Mrs. Samuel Huskins returned yes
teraay from q few days visit with rel
iatives in East Liverpool.
Miss Laura Conroy. of steubenyiIte.
is the guest of Miss Nellie Mitchell, on
South Third street.
z Prof. N. D. Norris. OF Flushing. was
calling on friends In the city yester-
day.
Miss Alice Woods has as her guest
Miss Florence s!pc. of FLrmont, w.
Va,
Mr.. William Medill, OF Tiltonsvllle.
was In town yesterday on business.
George Webb was In steubenv!llc yes
terday on business.
Julius Blumenbers Is In Toledo OF
business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-29
Wellsbrrg Briefa

The base ball club goes to Mcdonald,
Pa, to-day Fer 4 game with the crack
team OF that place. on Saturday, the
Mccarthys. of Pittsburgh, Will be here
for u second game. al
Miss Florence Davis. who has silent
the summer vacation with friends here
and on Bellview camp ground. will! leayr
tomorrow to resume her duties rs a
teacher In the Carnegie public schools.
Henry Zilliken was the only delegate
from Brooke county. attending the Dom
ocratic congressional convention at
Sistersville yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-29
Schools Open September 10.

Weilahurg public schools will open on
September 10 far a term Of nine
months. The old corps OF teachers SYN
have charge of the schools. except that
Mr.. /. H. Jacob succeeds ]. C. Kemp
as principal OF the high school The
new Third ward school building Will
not be ready for occupancy until, a
month later. ;-.i' +
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Both Batted Heavily.

NEW YORK, August s3.--Both pitchers
were battcd heavily to-day In tho Brook.
lyn-PhiladelPh!a game at Brooklyn. hut
Frazer, was wild, In addition to being In.
effective. and lost. Flick mnde two home
runs and Kelley one. cnch OF them with
nobody on bases. Kelley's triple IN the
sixth. however. was good for three runs.
ffnzcr's one-handed catch OF Farrclrs
FOUL in tho third was sensational. Jones
T VA. ordered eut'of the game for protest.
r,hu R1I +
brooklyn 40 81 u. g / i '-l0 IL 2
Batteries, Frazer ind Mcfarland; KIT
500 and Farrell. Umpire, oDay 80,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-29
WELLSBURG.
Doings Of People in, the Brooke Coun.
49, tY Metropolis. ~.

q. sH- H = LII # Z
The last OF the so1ourners on Bell
view camp, ground returned TO town
yesterday. All report the assembly
Just closed one Of the best In the his
tory Of the association. The attend
ance on the last Sabbath was very
large, the weather being Of tho ideal
sort. The board of directors re-elcct-
ed the present officers and requested
Rev. ]. F..Jose to continue In charge Of
the assembly. The board will meet al
the Methodist Episcopal church In
Wellsburg on Friday. September 7,$at
l p. m. Mrs. D.. ". Baird has pur-
chased the J. H. Hill cottage and VIII
move 1t and mako extensive improvei
ments.
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f .To.DAY's GAMES.
Fort Wayne Mt Wheeling
New Castle NJ Toledo.
t,lSsfAlarion Mt Dayton. Il g
- Anderson ut Mansfield,

wheeling's "stogies' we're given
quite a boost VI, the Interstate per-
cen,ages yesterday through their dou-
Bile defeat Of the fast Fort Wayne
team. In the first game 1t was an ex-
citing contest, but Swain was pounded
hard at times and the runs that were
needed materialized. In the second
game. the visitors We're shut out, being
unable to hit the delivery OF Jones.
who showed, great effectiveness against
his old team mates. Harper too.
pitched good ball. Z.
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lTcCarthy,s Bad Fnll

CHICAGO. August 2s.-McCarthy slipped
and fell nat in going for lfeidrick's ny
In the fourth. turning an easy out into
ihree-baggcr. Errors and two.batsmen
hit gave ST. Louis two more runs. The
visitors only error. Young's lone gift and
two singles give Chicago two In tho ninth.
Attendance. 1000. Score;
Chicago 400 90 o50o o o - ! I
81, Louis 100 0 Q l 0 90 - 1t . i
Batteries. Griffith md Dexter: Young
and Crlger.E Umpiro. Efnslio. 4 .---.,..''
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THE pnov1DEN u RACES q,
"a Lar Attendance and Fest Time

on Tuesday. .,Ss
PROVIDENCE. Il. i /. Aug. Is. rhs
break tn.thef hot wave resulted In d.
most doubling tbs: attendance at to-
days grand circuit races. Tbe racI55s
was excellent, the time was fast and
the average Is second faster than ut
Readyllle last week -Four races were
run on. including the diminished i2:14
.trot.igIt,was a bad day for the talent,
as but one fayorite won, Conner, in the
2;lo pace. which was stepped In the
fastest time for the class on tho circuit.
eo 'nnt won in straight heats, whichls
the first race OF the week TO go in that
order. Common stepped the .flrst mile in
2:eGH Riley B. driving him out. The
second heat was In the fast time OF
2:oi which made q new mark for
C-oonnor, who won the heat with Riley
B. "a good second Harry Q. B chased the
.favorlte home in the final heat In eos
fiat. The winner made. his mark of
.2;o6k at ReadyjJIetl md bis showing to-
day. when he paced the mile In 2:o4&
and was ont all cut at that, stamps him
as one OF the best PAGERS along the line.
Alice Barnes won the unfinished 2:14
trot. carried over from yesterday, by
taking two straight heats. ~
: Srrrpor,,. h . IS n 49, s- tG aL5AJ ~ n
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MALE HELP WANTED.

IITANTED-MEN TO LEARN BAR
wv BIER trade. We make geographically
good offers this month for scholarship,
board. tools and transportation to our
colleges at Chicago or Now York. You
can be guaranteed better positions by
pletes. Catalogue and special induce
ments free by addressing MOLER BAR
Der COLLEGE, Representative. 4l9
Fourth avenue Pittsburgh. aug :
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Company c Returns.

Company C. West Virginia national
guard. arrived home Monday evening
from the weeks encampment ri: Key;
ser. The boys are all pleased with
their outing and experience OF soldier
life in camp. 1