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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-16
Martin,s Ferry Rrlefs.

NAUA s4A4 y 4SA4J SAASAS'
The funeral of William Hastings,
whose death occurred early Saturday
morning. took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock from the residence OF Mrs.
Mallnda Taylor. on South Second street
and was largely attended. ThOburn
Post, G. a. r., OF which deceased was u
member. had charge OF the funeral. IN
terment was ut Weeks. cemetery.
The silver Anniversary OF the mission
airy societies Of St Clatrsville prcsby-
terry will be held ut the First Presbyter-
ian church. in this city, two days, COM
mencIng tomorrow morning. Two
sessions viii be held tomorrow and
three Wednesday It Is expected that
there will be about 200 delegates in at
tendance.
The song programmes rendered at the
churches yesterday were far above the
average. and were well received by the
large audiences ut both services Miss
Grace Updegraff. In her usual pleasing
manner and sweet tones attracted a
large audience 20 The Presbyterian
church in the mornln.
AT a meeting OF the Pearl lodge OF the
Amalgamated Association. held Satur-
day afternoon. Roger Jones and Lie
wellyn Lewis were selected as delegates
10 the national convention, TO be held
in Indianapolis the middle OF May.
The last meeting OF the season OF the
Pease Township Teachers Association
was held at the central school building
Saturday afternoon, and was largely at
tended. An interesting literary pro-
srammc was rendered
Invitations win be issued to-day by
the young people OF this city for an Eas-
ter dance, to be given in the Mechanics
assembly rooms next Friday evening.
The supper given by the ladies OF
the G. A. r.. Saturday evening, was
largely attended, and and was a de-
cided financial success.
Miss Olive Smith very pleasantly en-
tcrtained the ]. o. u. cooking club SAT-
urday evening, at her home on North
Fourth street.
Rev. II. ". Campbell filled the pulpit
Of the First Presbyterian church In
Steubenvllle yesterday morning and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cope, Of Smith
field spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. John Henderson. on Walnut
street.
Howard Smith came in from Grafton
Yesterday, 20 spend n Few uuyS win MS
parents, on North Third street.
Miss Jennie McGrew has returned
from Columbus. where she was called
by the serious illness OF her sister.
The ladies' OF the Presbyterian church
will serve lunch in the parlors OF the
church Tuesday and Wednesday.
The board OF education meets this
evening. at which time the new mem
bers Will be seated.
Florence Cockroft, Of Pittsburgh.
spent Sunday with her parents, In tho
Fourth ward.
Miss EHie ROLAND, OF Mount Pleasant,
Is spending few days with relatives In
this city.
CITY Solicitor George Cooke spent
Sunday with his parents at New
Athens.
Miss Ada Joy has returned from n
three weeks visit with relatives at Mar
ietta.
Miss Mary Clemens, of Toledo. is the
guest Of relatives on North Main
street
Brock Brown was up from Mounds
vile over Sunday
William Stewart was down from MIN
10 over Sunday
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pEI1AIRE HAPPENrNas.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

muLL6IS OL 4uLSIbbL III the 4neEEppOuh
of Belmont County.
The Republican primaries In this city
Saturday evening passed without Incl
dent There was no contest OF any kind
In the city. while In the township pre-
cinct the only difference was between
the north and south side Of the country
precinct, and was prompted by some
one who wanted to be a presiding judge,
as that precinct went Republican last
fail for the first time. and that, too.
when there was no committeeman at-all
in the precinct. and the voters had free
range. The delegation from this city
and township is solidly for o, p. Mason
for county recorder, and will use every
honorable endeavor to land him a win
ner IN that contest.
A stranger who had filled himself with
Monroe county liquor came IN on the
B.. 2. & c. train Saturday afternoon,
and he fiourished n revolver in such u
menacInE manner as TO brighten all the
passengers In the car and even threat
ened the conductor. who teiegrap1ed
Marshal Johnston, and the fellow was
arrested on the arrival of the train here
When he sobered up he was very penl-
tent. and the mayor imposed a fine
which he paid. and left for his home, In
Toronto.
Chaser & Kern are in search Of O
fellow named Sheppard, who hired n
team of horses and rig from them q
week ago to-day, and has not been
heard OF since. Squire MOrrell has
sent out cards in every direction, trying
to get clue.
Sol Well. Simon BsaT and a. Klotz
are committee OF appraisers 70 divide
the stock Of Mayer and Degrote, and fix
a value upon the portion OF the last
named member Of the firm. who COM
mitted suicide about ten days ago.
The Catholic church Is being fitted up
with beautiful arches for the reception
of an apostolic delegate. who will visit
here next Sunday. The Easter services
there yesterday were WY laborate, and
the church was packed.
There was n full house at the city bas-
tile Saturday night, all for being drunk
and disorderly. but most OF them got
out yesterday by paying or giving or
ders for the amount Of their fines.
The differences between the Bellairc
Stove Company and the mouluers there
has been adjusted, and the foundry Will
be on full this morning. 1t had been on
about week.
The new brick and tile company or
ganized to operate plant at st. Glars
Vile junction is manned by men Of
means. and win no doubt be n success
full venture.
Rev. E. A. Simons. Of the First NJ. E.
church, and wife returned Saturday,
from Cleveland, where they spent n
couple OF weeks with their married
daughter.
Communion services were held In the
First Presbyterian church yesterday
forenoon. conducted by the pastor, Rev
K. S. Coffey.
w. G. McClain bought the II. S. Ben
son property. on Tnllman avenue. Tho
latter will move with his family to Col
orndO.
II. p. RodewIg and Howard Pendry
have each let a contract for residence
property to Jones & McGraw.
Joseph McNnbb will enter the service
Of a. o. Mellott & Son this morning.
Fr,E.,r.a T7,,N,,y.o Ou14sAfoy,a
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Bridgeport Briefs.

The funeral OF Tracy, the nine-months
old child OF hir. and Mrs. Michael Mo-
votni took place al 2 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, and interment followed at
LihWood cemetery.
The special musical programmes at the
local churches yesterday were excellent,
and aided by the pleasant weather
brought forth large audiences morning
and evening.
a masquerade ball will be given at
Mentz's hall, at Wheeling Creek, on
Wednesday evening, which promises to
be an enjoyable AFFAIR
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Berry, Of Sisters
Vile, spent Sunday with the latters par
ents, Judge and Mrs. ]. b. briggs, in
BrOokside.
William Roehnllne left yesterday for
Arizona. 20 look after the mining inter-
ests Of a company In which he Is inter-
ested.
Miss Mary Graham will arrive here
to-day from New York, to spend a cou-
pie OF weeks with friends.
A dance will be given at the Opera
House Thursday evening, which prom
ises to be very enjoyable.
A dance will be given at the Opera
House Friday evening. April "a, for the
benefit Of Edward Craig.
Charles Enlow came down from Min
go Junction Saturday to spend Sunday
in this city,
City Solicitor w. V. Campbell has re-
turned from few days business trip to
Columbus.
Prof. J. Y. stlHweH, of WashInion.
spent Sunday with relatives in this
city.
Isaac Fell has gone to GAINESVILLE to
spend couple Of weeks with relatives.
George Bresock has returned from a
business trip to Pittsburgh.
Lou cofHand is able to be up. after
a two weeks illness.
John Adolph spent Sunday with della
lives IN Pittsburgh
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prIpaEPoRr HAPpEE1Naa
Events Of a Day in the Town At the
End OF the Bridge.

Primaries were held In this city Satur-
day 70 select delegates TO the county
convention. and also nominate central
committeeman There wnA quite a
lively contest In two wards between the
Heinlein and Emerson forces. which re-
suited IN a victory for the former. The
result BY wards Is as follows:
First Ward-ltwo delegates 70 BelecO
=. 7. Howell 81; Charles Accon-
naughey, 81; Glen Branum. 81; c. c.
Cole, 90; alternRtes. James Alexander,
tr., "a; S. A. Clemens, "; David Boston,
20; Joseph Bolen. 30. Central commit
teeman. Harry Freeman, 26.
Second ward--lone delegute)-James
Dalis, Sc: Charles JunkinB, -; alter
nate. Frank Riee. So. Frank Rice. %;
central committeeman, W. II. Riley, So
Thomas Thompson, q.
Third Ward-(One delegaie)--Delegat
Richard Lynch; alternate. James Rem
nant; central committeeman. David
Jones. There was no opposition In this
ward.
Bridgeport precinct-Delegate. Fred
BeisWingeT. a.; central committeeman,
Thomas McGough. a; A. T. Enlow. Sc.
All the delegates elected are anti
Emerson men except David Jones. from
the Third ward.
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TOLEDO, o.. April 1.-THE Toledo
Daily Commercial has been succeeded
by the Toledo Daily and Sunday Times,
under the management OF the Toledo
Times Company. Hon. II. P. Grouse
Is editor in chief, and H. \. Eof bus.
mess manager To-day's issue. twenty
pages, is greatly improved. typograDh-
iealiy and otherwise, They carry both
the Associated Press wires.
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rho secreta q Plnncts Revoaled.

The immense telescope which Is now
In proceTs OF construction II expected to
bring the moon within a miles cyeslght
OF this world. and to reveal the secrets
OF ali planets. II may cause rs great
change in the worlds thought as Hos
letters stomach Filters does IN the
physical condition Of sufferers from dyS-
pepsla, constipation, liver or kidney
troubles. The Bltters strengthen the
entire system, aud also prevent malaria,
fever and nguc, Try Il.
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GRIND Jury wilI Recnnvens.

FRANKFORT. KY. April l5.-Tha
Grand Jury. which has spent the last
Two weeks Investigating the assassIna-
lion Of Goebai, will reconvene to-mor-
10" and resume the investigation. It
Hunarrst0od that nearly all Of the Wit
i2sses have been heard and the report
Is expected very soon.
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BOWLING.
Musee League.


Individual averages are Us lolio"s'
Colts-Falck. s.. &C. lfs; Emblem b.
Is. i76; RAIDER. G.. III; Bickmyer, 81, l5S;
Handy, 66. 1866; Reed, Sc, 16Z.
brown Il, 100: Campbell, =, 1863;
Morsebner AZ. 1859: Handlan, IS. 1917;
Knoke. u, 1859; Note. 30, 1872: Cochran
40 liz. Dayler, -. 1853; Turner, 81. l4S
crf.sccnts-Bearley. z, 80, 1866; Beu-
ter 60 iCG; CASTOR, Te. f63; King. u, 1853;
Faick' W. rs. les; Fox, q. lbl; Meyers
% 49,. Crumbacker, II, l52' Coleman
Is. i4S, Balzer a, 143: Charley lS' al
i,enox-Wilhelm GO. 1866; Gray, ", l5s;
Hannah. 81. llg: Miller, q, l6l; Miller,
II. Xxi: sheets. 80. i4i: Berkotte, y 1886
Observation-Disclosures, 30 DE; Dlscher'
70 iii. Junklns. 60, l4S: Beckett 80
10. Frohme. ~. lii: Zimmcr' 20 1885,
Wood. Is. 40: Wilson. 30. 40
DaisIes-FuEnte. g. 100; NortrIh', ~ :
CO, i55; Modar. ~, l5l; MCCULLOUGH o"'
ii3; Hancs, 80, 100; Caswell - l"g;
Fnst Endg Wilhelm. ~, loo; hauer'
"A ia. Sadler. Il. ll0; Sonderman. 30.
ii Miller. is. 1873: Yahn, ~, lSO.
purkeycr- Witthuhn. 60, 10y: Bern
bart "a it5: Edwards, &C. III: H1berlln'
n. 40. Bernhart. u. 1873; Roedef' g.
i- Schedule for this week; Monday
Crescanta VI. East Ends; TUESDAY.
cnits vs. Daisies: Thursday, Tom
Noorcs Va. Brownies; Friday buckeyes
Last weeks winners In the handicap
,,.cT,. Enblctn for scratch, with go ana
Edwards for handicap, with g''
rho wheeling league prize monty,
,rnguntlng to $40. will be divided ncNt
wednesday evening az the Ftlt' IlI ~,
WbcoiIng'a entire bowling bOpull.u,i,,,os.ii
and their friends are hearl,,E ~, osi,"
to go out and partake OF a JUG" ''''
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CINCINNATI, o.. April 15.-word
Ia ben received here that Senator NJ.
A Hanna Is quite III with Ia grippe. n;
olPoint Comfort. and he may not be
abe to attend the Ohio Republican
state convention at Columbus. next
week It Is reported that President Nc
HIH!sy and other Republican leaders
VII. be at Old Point Comfort this weak
foT an Informal conference and recrea-
ton.
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Warm CONTEST
r,rrbt at the Primaries Over
wa N belmont Saturday
tvFpSOy IS NON.COANlTTAL

his Friends May Push Him For
'a ". - County chairmanship, Not
u. .s.t,nd!ng His Defeat for Mem
VII on the Committee-A New
o-5,5ate for County Recorder in
~. person Of Edward L. HObson, of
Flushing
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Two base hits, Williams. Ely, Dillon
and Donohe. Home runs, Wagner.
First base on balls. on Tannehlll 3. on
Rossbrough .. Struck out. by Wad-
den. /. by TannehIll 3. by Rosebrough 3.
Passed balls. Donohue. Umpires' NC
Creery and Hnrdesty.
sReiman hit by butted ball.
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RhcumatIsm cured ln a pnz.

=, aS Me Cure Tor rheumatism and
ii,suf'tElg radically cures In to 3 days.
~ action upon the system is rcmarkn-
~ anu mysterious II removes at once
~. cause and the disease Immediately
,.. tFI'1Ea Tn" FIRST dose greatly BEN
wv. H cents Sold hy II. H. List.
~. Slain street. Chag. MonkemcllCr.
'..f A1rhnt and Twenty
aFHT-lstT mw&t
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Harry weldon 1mprovlnp.

CINCINNATI, o., April l5.-The con-
'.uon Of Harry NJ. Weldon, sporting
'al'or OF the Enquirer. is very encour-
aging His voice is coming back grad
eaiIy He wiI b, taken 10 his home At
'.rci9yilr o., on Tuesday.
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Manager corcoran has written to os-
car Gardner's local manager. that
McClelland is willing TO meet Oscar as
soon as a big hail in Pittsburgh can be
secured. This is rather indefinite. Cor
coran turns down the bids Of the clubs
at youngstown and Niles, either OF
which was acceptable to Gardner.
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SANTIAGO DE CHILE. via Calves
""' Texas. April i5.-In consequences Of
VIZ poor er'Ps wheat prices are ed
'"h.'aF ana The situation Will allow
a9'. 'mDor'atons from California.
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BASE BALL.

The Rochestcrs went Into the second
game with Wheeling. Saturday after
noon, determined to wipe out the dis
grace of Fridays decisive defeat, and
when the eighth inning had closed and
the score was to in favor OF the
Eastern league champions, 1t appeared
that they would make good but Just
here was shown the beautiful uncer-
talnty Of the national game, for tue
stogies jumped in and scored two runs
ON Lyons single, Turner'S three Dagger
and an error by smink The game con
tlnued two more innings, and then was
was called on on account OF the cold
weather and approaching darkness.
Al Buckenberger. conversing with the
Intelllgencer scribe Saturday night, re-
marked: You fellows have n mighty
strong team here, and unless miss my
guess considerably you viii be in the
hunt all the time for that Interstate
rag. Wheeling is considered a bang
up ball town the country over, and 1t IS
certainly time you had winner after
all these seasons of failure"
The Rochesters leave this morning
for Youngstown, where they play to-
day and tomorrow; then to New Castle
for games wednesday and Thursday.
These games VIII be watched with in
terest here, as they win give a line on
the respective strength Of the Wheel
Ing, Youngstown and Nv Castle teams
though nothing conclusive. Of course.
The wheelings viii have good week
OF practice. beginning to-day and the
hope OF the management and players is
that the last OF the cold weather has
been had. There is nothing like good
hot weather to condition n ball player.
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yfa.t,.' lH.a week We offer two fine TIP
G5.N. '"1n7 az greatly reduced prices.
rr. y kHabn, Walnut Cnsa and
r-r ..H" Bros. iH Mahogany Case.
r. W. BANNER co.
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supper in honor Of the occasion. That
~ q 10 attend Nil be well taken euke Of
Is assured by the elaborate preparations
thai are being made by Col Bill F2tte.
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Rnllrond and stenmshin

Tickets 10 all parts Of the world. Also
Cooks tours TO Paris. Siij 20 $3.50, which
Include all expenses
j. q. TOAlLINSON. Agent
Pennsylvania Station. Eleventh street.
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CAPITAL WANTED.

established trade. requires additional
money for working capital to enlarge the
business. Can show handsome profits on
the capital now invested. VIII give the
treasurershlp OF the company 10 the right
man For further particulars call At room
No. City Bank building.
FOR RENT.
The modern dwelling house No. 'Si=
Fourteenth street.
A desirable dwelling in Leatherw0od.
SIMPSON & TATUM,
Room No, 4 City Bank Building.
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FL m''.s .alnFt novelties In sultlngs and
pb,, NrsungH, nj G. w. SEA
'''iil $ SON, Merchant Tailor.
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Talking Machines.

We have reduced the price Of tho
Columbia Grand Graphophone 10 F7'.
We also have the largest assortmauts
OF cheaper Photographs and Grppho-
phones In the city, also n large assort-
''' +. w. BANNER co.
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EASY FOR PITTSBURGH
Was the Exhibition Game with the
paytons Sunday.

DAYTON, Ohio. April l5.-The Pitts
burgh team put ur 50 fast a game for
the first three innings to-day, and hit
the ball so h Ard that not only Rose
brugh, but the entire Dayton team was
lost. After that Manager Clarke did
nothing but practice signs, The score:
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BOXING.

The Metropolitan club has secured a
good preliminary for the Kenny Nun
cey battle. one week from tonight.
Good prelImlnarIes arc often promised.
but they don't always mnteriallEe. But
there can be no doubt that Joe BruneT.
the Cincinnati bantam. and Buzz Au-
Der. OF the South Side. will furnish the
real article. They have met several
times. the last time FOR a twenty-round
draw at BenwoOd. and the rivalry be-
tween them is Intense. They are book
ed to 50 ten rounds.
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John Finnegan. the Pittsburgh
heavyweight. was desired as an oppo-
nent OF Tank Kenny. by the Metropoli-
tan club several weeks ago. Then he
insisted on a guarantee. which the club
never gives. Later ne met Jeffries at
Detroit. The meeting lasted Just nifty
I'VE seconds by the watch. Had Jeffries
hustled the meeting would have been
distinguished by more OF the soul Of
wit, in other words. brevlty. But the
surprising feature is FInnegan's latest
announcement that II the Metropolitan
wants him a guarantee must be forth
coming. II the club was in the guaran-
teelng business. a good lunch with a
beer on the side, would be Finnegan's
limit. Hardly, though, for he isn't
wanted. Since his Jetfries Waterloo he
couldn't draw a breath. And hts bout
with Bonner here was enough.
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LOST

= osT-DIAMoHD STICK PIN. RE
IL WARD II returned 10 lntelligencer
Office. apll
r osT-sUNDAY, MARCH %. A LARGE
j sum OF money. In pink envelope. LIB
erRl reward Will be given n returnedtto
lhtelligencer office. mrs
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

a1OA DAY EASILY MADE TAX.
40 Il " ING orders for Life OF MOODY"
nj free. STANDARD PUBLISHING CO.,
q N. Sixth St. Uhiladelphla. Pa. taxls
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G. o. SMITH,

No. 70 sixteenth street, 3-story prick
store room and 10 rooms.
No. n Maryland street.
No. q Maryland street.
No. n Main street.
No ttg Ma!a street.
Lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
New house on South Huron street.
No. co North Front street
No. &C Seventeenth street
No 1874 Nineteenth strcct-8llOo.
Lot east end Nineteenth street, @ feet
front-}9o.
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c. A. SCHAEFER s GO.
PEAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

Fine s-room house, all modern. at Eobo
Point: large lot.
81 400; cheap.
$50. on easy payments like rent
i-room house on Erie street, cheap, az
Si.iO0.
groom house, No. 12l South York street,
at Sl.1J0: big bargain.
$3.50.
Groom house at Echo Point: lot IS BY i1
feet: fruit trees on same; barEatn
Lots s5Nt2O feet on Island at $50 each.
on monthly payments.
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HoRsEs FOR SALB-oNE BLACK
III and one bay, suitable for delivery
wagon or family use Apply TO GEO. y.
SHOOK & co. aplS
OiANARIEs-sOO HARTZ MOUNTAIN
Y Rollers. Males from i20c up. FemAles
&c; also Bird Cages; at HENRY HELM.
BRIGHT'S, corner Market and Sixth
streets. oeA
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PERSONAL.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To THE VOTERS.

TTNO TIE VOTERS.
hereby announce myself rs candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor in the Country District, subject
to the party primary election.
/ respectfully solicit your support
mw&f-jal ROBERT ANDERSON,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Commissioner Of
Ritchio District, subject to the de-
cision Of the Republican primaries,
on April 90, 1900. Your support is
respectfully solicited.
apis ]. NEWTON BOWLER.
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NOTICE.
The undersigned announces TO the voters
Of Washington District that he will be a
candidate for nomination as County Com
missioner, subject TO the decision OF the
Republican primary election,
ap5 c. J, RAwLING.
A ANNOUNCEMENT.
/ hereby announce myself as n candl-
da:, s5r County Commissioner OF Maui
son District. subject to the decision OF tho
Republican primaries. on April %. Your
support Is respectfully solicited.
mr2O c. EDWARD scHENERLEIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-01

tine and Isaac Cohen, all having been abb
sent from the annual meeting of the
Chamber on the 18th instant, gracefully
acknowledged the honors which had been
conferred upon them respectively on that
occasion and to the extent of their
ability promised their best efforts in be-
half of the Chamber.
A communication from Mr.. B. Il.
Johnson and one from Mr.. Geo. ]. Ram
sey, with the 3. T. Johnson Publishing
Co.. in reference to the invitation eX-
tended by the Chamber to the Southern
Educational Association to hold its next
annual meeting at Richmond, Va, were
referred to the Committee on Conventions.
The approaching meeting of the
American Pharmaceutical Association
and of the American Water Works AS
sociation. both of which will be held in
Richmond in 1900. were also referred to
the same committee.
After the reference of some other mat
tiers Of minor Importance to the appro-
pirate committees OF the Chamber the
board adjourned.