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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-17
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g Yesterday d was "Epworth League
iDay"Sat Bellview assembly, and q very
interesting programme wns rendered,
President Arthur Staples, OF Beaver
college, delivering an address In the
afternoon, and Rev. G. Chapman Jones,
OF Grafton, Pa. lecturing ut night. To-
day ia Missionary Day. In charge OF
Mrs. Samuel Hnzlett. Of Washington,
Pa. and at 4,o'clock the annual meet
Ing of the cottage owners will be held.
AZ disappointment Is In store for those
who expected to hear President Craw-
ford, OF Allegheny college, lecture on
Saturday evening, and preach on Sun
day! DR.. Crawford is seriously III at
his home in Meadville, Pa. There will
bepa musicale on Saturday evening,
and Rev. c. II. Mcdonald, Of Wells
burg. will preach. Sunday afternoon.
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\; MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

Capt. II. W. Smith received a letter
from his son Ernest. inlthe+ Philippines,
this week. The letter. Was; ton - .aonth
and day on the road, and ut the time
of writing he was not aware Of the
promotion to second licutenancy. which
was recently conferred upon him. He
Is quite anxious to 20 to China and
may yet have the opportunity.
Harry Humphreville and family were
at ST. Clairsville yesterday, attending
the reunion OF the Nichols family.
Nearly two hundred descendants OF
this. family were present. and very
enjoyable time Is reported. The last
reunion of this family was held In
Green county Ohio. eleven years ago.
]. Frank Anderson, a popular young
mill man OF this city. was recently
married TO Miss Jennie NJ. Boyd, Of
Fairview. Ohio. They arrived In this
city yesterday, where they Will make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar G.. Bedford, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Bedford's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Kcnworthy
Hoge. during the summer, will return
to their home at Chicago this morning
The Republican campaign club Is
scheduled for a meeting at Schedules
hnll Tomorrow evening. Important
matters are to be gone over and big
attendance is hoped for. /
The funeral Of George Arnold occur
red from the German Lutheran church
yesterday afternoon. conducted by Rev.
Hummer 1nterment was made ut Riv-
crview.
Walter Blair, clerk at r. T. ongs
drug store. will return to-day from n
two weeks visit at his home In Free
port.
Howard Jones has returned from n
two weeks visit ut points through the
state. He made the trip on bicycle.
Harry Buclett has returned to work
at the Aetnn-Standard mill, after q
weeks illness Of neuralgia.
The Uniform Rank. knights Of Py-
thias, met last night for drill and the
transaction OF business. s.
The local meat dealers turned out
well ut the butchers picnic Mt Wheel
Ing Park, yesterday.
4 Miss Peach Shipmnn left yesterday
afternoon for a visit at Philadelphia
md Atlantic City.
Miss Sadie Stokiey. OF Portsmouth,
Ohio. is the guest OF Miss Edith Brown,
on broadway.
James Kerr md DR.. j. M. Blackford
have gone to Mountain Lake Park to
spend n week. .lll
Prof. ard Mrs. W. H. Stewart have
returned from visit at Epworth Park.
q Mrs. james Arnolds, OF Dlllonynlc, ia
The guest OF relatives in the city.
Harry Williams, OF Jefferson street, ia
entertaining Pittsburgh guests.
DR.. J. d, Hadey. OF Lancaster, Ohio,
hos located In this city.
Z d; j.. a. Drennen was at Tltonyllc on
business yesterday.
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tortured by n ervIjolIul5 S Diseases,
BEsNWo,,on.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
+. "a. County Town. Z. y Y

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
The A. o. U. w held high carnival
ut their hall last evening. All the
officers OF the grand lodge were pres
emit. and made addresses, and a sump-
tuous spread was served for. the delec-
tation Of the inner man.
Miss Name Higgins, who has been
suffering from a severe attack OF, neu-
ralgia during the past two weeks. is
able, to be out. X III 5
Mrs. Sanford Edwards and son left
for New Martlnsville yesterday, where
they will visit relatives for few
days, 2 ~ ss.si tt'iS3 Il
Misses, Mary Gately and Gertrude
Manhood will leave for Akron, Ohio. In
a few days, to be the. guests of frIenda
Misses Loda and Dora Gates, OF
Powhatan, have returned home, after
a brief stay with relatives here.
4 Mrs. Williams, OF Water street. left
for Parkersburg yesterday; toebs the
guest of friends for a few! days. u; s
John schriyers has returned from
Cameron. where he2has been:the guest
OF relatives for some time past
Miss Elva Fitzgerald; has returned
from a two weeks stay with friends at
a fishing camp at Fish creek. II. Z. s
Mrs. AL Williams and her two daugh-
tiers loft for Parkersburg yesterday. to
be the guests OF relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Lindsay and Mrs. o.. A.
Lacey were the. guests of friends at
Glendale yesterday. K
Miss Martha Little has returned from
pleasant weeks stay with relatives
at ,Colfax.
Clark Sprouts has returned from a
two weeks stay with friends at St.
Marys.
Miss Laura Burgy. Of Powhatan, Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. o. O..
Gates.
Thomas Brannon and Thomas Doyle
have gone to Hates Run. to remain two
weeks. ~ y,
Miss Mary Houseman. teacher at the
Central School, was taken III syester-
day. ~
Mrs. ]. P. Barger and family are
visiting relatives at Freeport, Ohio.
\ Mrs. Emma Warden. Of Grafton, Is
the guest OF friends In this city:
Miss Name Trapp. OF Pittsburgh, is
the guest OF Mrs. James Price.
Thomas Policy, Of Mingo. Is visit
Ing his parents In this city.
Mrs. William Rude is the guest Of
friends in New Martinsville.
Miss Leora Berkeley is able to be out.
after q two weeks. illness. nSr-t
The paving on Eighth street was
completed yesterday.
William Carney Is visiting relatives
In Newark, Ohio. iit,.a 3
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BELLA1RB HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest In the metropolis
of Belmont County,. ~


Peter Kern. OF CHASER 6 kern's
livery stable, hired horse and buggy
to felolw last Friday evening for u
drive to the vicinity OF St. Clairsvllle.
as the man said. but since that time
nothing has been heard OF the. horse
and buggy or the man, except they
thought they had a possible clue to
the man. This is the third horse and
two buggles lost In this way within d
few months.
Hon. J. E. Blackburn. food commits
sioner OF Ohio, Will be one OF the
speakers at the Belmont Monroe re-
union this year, and an effort Is being
mnde to secure Hon. John ]. Lentz,
the Aguinaldo OF Ohio, for the same
occasion. These two orators will not
mix well. .tt7St .t.a'.
Officer Shannafelt. who, started on
his ten days vacation. Is on duty again
owing TO the suspension OF the special
officer on duty. Officer James Long
still holds the fort Mt the city build
Ing and is proving himself faithful
one.
Rev. e. A. Simons and family. who
are spending this week at Camp Sy-
char. will be home on Saturday. and
he will fill his pulpit In the First M.
L. church as usual. tl5
Mrs. John A. Gallaher and daugh-
ter left yesterday for n season In tho
mountains before going TO Marietta,
Ohio, where they have shipped their
household goods.
Mrs. John Francis Kelly stopped over
here to see old friends on her way
home to st. Paul, MINI. She had
been ut Philadelphia. Pa, for ten days.
A fence dispute between two lot own
crs in the quiet town OF st. Clairsville
resulted in three suits being filed In
one Of the Justices courts up there.
A dozen electric fans will be on duty
at the new. opera house Saturday eve
ming for the opening. with AL G.. Fields
Minstrels MS the attraction.
Miss Louise Roscoe has resigned her
position as teacher In the Moundsville
schools, after being elected for the
third year.
City Marshal James s.. Johnston
HE'D himself to the seashore ycsterr
day with the excursionists.
The Fifth ward hose company now
occupies the new hose house recently
completed for that ward. -
n City Solicitor Cook Danford and fam
lily went to Crabapple yesterday for
weeks outIng. Il. u
Duane II. Cowan has sold his cot
tage at Epworth Park. q
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THE RIVER.

: The marks at p. m. Thursday show
ed l foot inches and rising slowly.
Weather, cloudy and warm. f,jz-, (.
To-day's boats are the Telephone for
Matamoras, at II a. M, and the Muttic
X. for Darlington, ut $3.50 p. M !.
Saturdays boats are the Crockett for
and the Matte X. for Darlington, at $3.50
p. m. 50 a ~ ~ e
The, departures yesterday were the
Cricket for Parkersburg and the Mc.He
X. for Darlington. ut p. m. Both had
nice trips, especially the Cricket.
Captain GordonFG reen Is making a
trip on the Cricket, accompanied by
Mrs. Green and son. Mrs. Green, by
the way, is u regularly licensed pilot,
and stands a watch regularly on the
Greenwood in the Charleston and Pitts
burgh trade. The Cricket was built to
run in the Greenwoods trade In low
water, and she did attempt one trip.
but failed to even reach the stranded
Greenwood at Duff's. though drawing
not over ten inches. She is now en-
tered In the tri-weekly Wheeling Matu-
moras trade during the low water and
Is doing well. She Is the neatest light
draftcr that has appeared in the upper
Ohio. 1f',g b.
The lot OF the steamboatmnn in low
water Ia not an ideal or delightful
one. nor n profitable one.t Note. the In
stance OF Captain Gordon Green and the
Greenwood. When she stranded high
and dry Mt Duff's she had on board a
big cargo destined Cor down-rivcr
ports. All this has been rcshpped by
+. raii.at great expense to the boat owner,
as for instance one lot OF horsesboes
for q Wheeling firm. the freight on
which. via the Greenwood was 50, and
Captain Green had TO pay cool S23 to
n railroad company for bringing them
here to the consignce. And this is only
one OF many similar instances. The
stcamboatman's competition compels
lower freight rates, but when he's
caught on n snnd bar his shipper and
the railroad show no mercy.
River kilograms.
OIL CITY-River 3 inches and rising.
Weather. clear and pleasant. III
sWARREN-Rlyer Mt low water mark,
Light rain and warm. n 7i! ~
GREENSBORo-Riv 6 feet G Inches
and stationary. Warm and threatens
Ing. 95 a. $50 ~, IN! +, Il !.
Observation-Disclosures feet 10
inches and stationary. h e.
: P1TTSBCRGH-Riv 9 feet and sta
tionnry. Weather. clenr and warm. e.
E.-------->----
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I Road improvements,

The county commissioners have q
number Of road Improvements for
which bids will be received on Septem-
Der Il. The Bane hill road at Short
creek. Is to be macadamized q distance
OF 1850 feet. eighty-fiyc cubic yards Of
limestone will be placed on the Pierce's
run road, the. road from Lazearville to
Cross creek will be imucadamized for a
distance OF 1900 feet, and the Cross
creek road, near the residence Of
Charles lSchwertfeger.i will be graded
for a distance OF 1880 feet and macad-
amized for 800 feet. .t;isz ~ is i.4IE Z
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colored Bishop Marries.

BALTIMORE. August 1s.-The Right
REV. Henry McNeal Turner bishop OF
the diocese of Georgia, African NJ. Il.
church, was married In this city to-
day to Mrs. Harriet r. Wayman. wld-
. ow OF tho latc Bishop a. W. Wayman.
The ceremony was performed by Blsh-
op James p. Handy. OF tho West In
. dian diocese. Mt the home OF tho bride,
In tho presence OF n few friends. AZ.
tor n wedding breakfast. the couple
left for some resort on the Atlantic
coast. probably Asbury Park or Cape
May. They will live In Atlanta. Gu.
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Stove Dealers Assign.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Herbert and
Henry E. James, doing business under
the name Of james s Kirkland, whole
sale dealers In stoves and ranges. to-
day assigned for the benefit OF creditors
to Herbert B. Shoemaker. The firm has
d rating of $4,000, to 100000 with the
mercantile agencies! Il
Ex-senator D: 3. Hills candidate for
temporary chairman Of the state con-
yention, Mayor ]. x. Mcclure. OF SYRIA
cuse, was defeated BY a vote Of % To. %.
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WINS the ball that hit O., B. stcadman.
OF Newark, Mich. In the civil war: It
caused horrible ulcers that no treatment
helped for twenty years, Then Buck.
lens hrnica Snlve cured him. CurcsCuts,
Burns. Bruises. Boils. Fclons. Corns.
Skin Eruptlons. Best Pllecure on earth,
" cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
by Logan Drug CO.. druggists. 81
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Other .Iy:n,Lter.state Games,

Al Columbus. RIFE
Toledo 1870 Q 90 o s1=l / IL 10 %
-Mahatfey and Bcville; Ewing
and fIannaford. Y
At New Castle. r H i
New Castle....0 o i. 20 OIL %. o Is o 2
Mansfield $50 % 20 o O. 0 il i
Batteries-Flggemier and Latimcr:
Meredith and Fox. : s. Z y
Marion 40 %. o o 1 o, 70 % OIL 3 i
Dayton ,.......0 ~ 0 % %, o Is i 3
Batteries-Bates and Lynch; Watkins
and Donahue.F 80 s7sf ~ = - ar -. n
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Senatorial Convention.

The senatorial convention called for
lWellsburg,. on Saturday, September s,
Will probably be held In the city hall,
Instead of the court house, as the for
mer place Will hold more people. Brooke
county citizens are greatly interested
In the outcome Of this gathering. and
the, friends of Samuel George will be
present in force.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY i

fg.g No. &c Cortlandt st., New York. q
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND, No. ].
At a meeting Of the board OF directors,
held May IS, 1900, n quarter-yearly divi-
CENTUM upon the Common Capital Stock
OF the National Tube Company was de-
clared out OF the net profits OF the COM
pany, payable August is. 1900. ut the office
Of the company, No. 20 Cortlandt street.
New York City. 5s
The Common Stock Transfer Books Will
be closed on July 30, 1900. at 3 o'clock p.
m, and will remain closed until August
%. 1900. at 10 o'clock q. m.
A. F. LUKE. s7
au3-mw&f Treasurer
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On to Atlantic CITY.

The following Wellsburg people left
on the Pennsylvania railroads Allan
tic City excursion yesterday: Mr.. s.
George, jr.. and family: Mrs. r. H.
Marks. Misses Bertha, Mary and Nell
Nj S. O. Paul. q. -. ~ }. lNs- e
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Earned runs. Brooklynl 10 Homc run,
Kelley. Stolen bases, Keller, Jennings.
DAILY. Double play, DAILY. Dahlen and
jennings. First base on balla. OF Phil
dippe 2: OF Hustlng q; OF McGlnnity J..
Hit by pitched ball. Clarke. Struck out.
by Philippe 3: by Husting!1 ~ by McGln-
nifty ]. Time. l:l5. Umpire. O'Dny.
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y, & get q lJjf n sss5- n Z ~
3eieh mn streets. Allens preferred! IfSat-
sse p. answer through this paper APE; The
iFissh'se-si y - ins folioWs: w. Topp, $.
catcher; A. carp. C.; A. Donle.y, ;p.; 4.
4 Frazier lsaF. s. IS. r. Foster ID; G: Hide
bran, 2b.; H. Hlllman, sb.; Al Greer. ].
ri; J. stufs; eff; c. Mayors, j. I. 4 4
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Frazer Was Easy,

u CINCINNATI. August 16-Clnclnnati
hit Frazer very hard today, and won
easily. 'Breitensteln was stendy through
out. Score: Is. q
Cincinnati .24o5o o 90 A 0Es-S ii j
Phiindelp'a 80 %, 9 i % 1906 Ia s 2
Battettes. lBreItcnsteinS and pei,z: Fra
ger Saiid sMurphy!.1 Earned runs, Cincin-
matt asssPhDadelphiA a2.lAttcndnnce, 200.
Time 7: Is. Z. Umpire. Emsllc.- !. u. y.
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But Four Hits.

CHICAGO. August 16.--Grimth allowed
but four scattered singles to-day, and was
perfectly supported. only one New Yorker
reaching third. Hickman'ss wild throw
helped Chicago to one run. MERGERS. only
gIfe and two singles scoring the other.
Attendance. 100. Score: :.
Chicago 100 0 0, / o o 1lo - II o
New York2....O o o % 0 90 % 90 4 2
Batteries. Griffith and Chance; Mercer
and Grady Earned runs. none. Time,
LOO. Umpire, Swartwood.' y b 80
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(. STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES. 4
Boston 3, st. Louis l. II =
Cincinnati 6. Philadelphia 3.
", q, Chicago 2. New York 0.
ss-ia tsssr .t-s.Hs..E 5h nrooklyp q PittshIrrh n

PITTSBURGH. August 1s-wIld throws
by Williams and OBrlen in the first in
ming. letting In two runs. seemed to take
the heart out OF Plttsburgh;tbu McGin-
nlty's underhand work would have beaten
them anyhow. Husting rnnde his debut
in the seventh. and, barring. nervousness,
made 4 good impression. Attendance. 3.2cO.
Coaro.l
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Sensational Twirling.

ST. sEopIsf August 1s.-Dlnecn tw1rlcd
In sensational form. and his shoots fooled
the, ST. }Louia bnttera whenever things mp
peared dangerous, Attendance, 200.
score 81: RIFE
ST. Louis az. 1910 o. %, 90 / OIL q /
bosiTt!;::!.!!{:; "a o. 0 1 % 0 2 "a
BattdtieS.S I6nesss. Young. md Crigcr; d.
neen dpd ;Sulliyan! Earned runs, St. Louis
l:gbost6nS u Tlme, 1876. Umpire, HURT.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried B cents per pound. Hi
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, o
cents por pound. i;'G, I,
All hand work flniahed 10 cents
= Home Steam Laundry. /.
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Two-base hits. Hemphlll. Taylor. Sac
rificc hit, ,Hollingsworth. : Stolen bases,
Krueger. Hemphlll Miller, Cooper,
Boyd.s First bnse on balls, Oh Cooper 3;
on Jones /. Hit by pitched BaH. by Jones
], Struck out by Cooper o.: by Jones 2.
Umpire. Caruthers. TIME, 1870
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
sr1ASlpING ji'oF CLUBS IS
4 YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Fort Wayne ., Wheeling /. X s
Toledo 4, Columbus 2.
5}gE Dayton 3, Marion !. (;
so. r. New CASTLE Mansfield /.

Special Dlspatch,to the 1ntelllgencer.
: FORT WAYNE, Ind. August 1e.--
wheeling and Fort Wayne had a battle
royal to-day. and had 1t not been for
n rank decision at third base by Um-
plre Carruthcrs they might have been
playing yet. Carruthers called q home
player safe at third base, when he was
out byrthree feet, Mt least. Jones, for
merly OF the home team, pitched for
Wheeling, and gave Fort, Wayne only
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3WELLsBuJ1RaaI.,
,Doings d People IN the Brooke ooun.
( ty Metropolisii ! q < g y

The county commissioners have de-
eided to erect an Iron bridge over Buff
falo creek. near the residence OF Ma
lthias Meyer. on the Welisburg and
Bethany turnpike. the present wooden
structure being IN an unsafe condition.
Bids Will BIO received until September /.
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Practice calnrlnio,n,, Shooting.

BERLIN. August 16.-Herr Krupp
will begin practice August 90 with can
non shooting fourteen miles.
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AGENTS WANTED.

COG TO $50 DAILY EASILY MADE
OlO by our Live Agents. men and wo-
men. selling our latest Novelty, Campaign
Waterproof Neckties. Goods entirely new
and patented. Agents delighted. Sales
Time ia short. Write Today and secure
exclusive territory. Guaranteed best SELL
er. Address with stamp, NJ, & N. MANFG.
CO.. Dept. c.. Springfield, Mass. aul3
"A GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES
-tATMEN WANTED-By jewelry manu-
fncturers; salary and expense guaran-
teed; write for particulars at once. or
send money order for 81 Is for sample Of
Elgin7 or Wnltham, full Jewel. H.k filled
watch, retailing at SIS with privilege OF
returning): guarantee for rs years In
every watch. NEW ENGLAND WATCH
CO., milwaukee,. Wis. EliH je3O 5
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FollRE SALE.
EGOOD5INYESTMENT.

/ To persons wishing to make tho
safest possible investment T can offer
special opportunity in Niagara Falls
lots. JAMES L. HAWLEY, q
Real Estate and Loan Agent, 1895
~ Main Street. s. ..s
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FOR RENT.

E1oR RENT-STABLE, REAR OF Q
IL Virginia street. Island. E'gh au10'
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Amateur Base Ball.

Tho Omaha Kids would like to hear
from Harry Allcns or Miner Stars for a
same Saturday. at Wood and Twenty
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American League.

AT Buffnlot RHE
1"a1snspaii: ;s s 8 8 & & g
AT Cleveland. RTE
Cleveland 40 o s0S0g0 o o o 90 g J
Al milwaukee,. il L If r.
Chicago ..:......l ] 100000 00I-3 10 4
Gnine called Intend OF twelfth inning on
account OF darkness. ssE M -. +,
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OFFIOERs INSTALLED.

Capitol Lodge Held Very Successful and
Enthusiastic Meeting Saturday Night
Last Saturday night Capital Lodge
No. /. Royal Tribe Of Joseph, installed
officers. Despite the fact that the
weather was very disagreeable and
the streets muddy. there was large
and enthusiastic mem bership present
Prof. L NJ Hunter, j. c. Rowell,
Mrs. Matt Griffith and Mrs. Joseph
inc Tidball were initiated into the
mysteries OF the order.
The new officers are as follows;
Past Patriarch, Jut ius Oldham.
Worthy Patriarch, II. Il. Reder.
Vice Patriarch, II w. Calvert.
Priest, w. A. Bonnell
Escort, u. Turney.
Scribe, A. A. Meacham.
Treasurer. w. Il. Ball.
, Inner Guard, M. BarnRby.
Outer Guard, A B. Kessinger.
Capital lodge is arranging for free
public lecture in the near future TO be
given by one of the best speakers of
the order. The lodge is growing very
rapidly, in mem bers as well as In pub.
lie favor.
The Royal Tribe OF Joseph has not
an Objectionable feature. The insur-
snee is cheap and absolutely ,afe,
The accid snt policy is carr ed without
additional cost, and the social part OF
the lodge Is one that commends u "a
the better class OF people.
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FRIsCOLINE

Take the most popular route TO st
Louis and all points east, Kansas City
aud all points north end west.
Santa re trains make close connec-
uOns at oklahoma City aud Wichita
for all points on the Frisco line.
St Louis and Kansas City mail and
express leaves Oklahoma City at 9:l5
every morning; leaves ST, Louis At s;lC
every evening and arrives AZ Oklahoma
City at SEQ the following evening.
Through reclining chair cars With
out change, Pullman palace sleepers
from Monett to ST. Louis and Kansas
City. You can secure berths before
leaving Oklahoma.
Further information will be cheer
fully given by the nearest agent OF
+. DUNN.
Dist, Pass. Agt Wichita Kans
RvRoN SNYDER, @. p. A.,
81. Louis Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-08
Frisco Line.

st. Louis and San Francisco r. R.
The direct through car route TO points
in southwest Missouri, southern Kan
sas, Arkansas, Indian Territory and
Texas.
The most direct route to st. Louis
and the east. Kansas City and the
northwest. Double daily vestibuled
trains. Free reclining chair cars; OBJ
servation and drawing room sleepers;
Harvey dining halls. Ask the nearest
ticket agent Of the Frisco line for full
particulars, or write, B. + DUNN,
Dist. Pass. Agent, Wichita, Kas.
BRYAN SNYDER, G. p. A.. St. Louis.