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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
l. suits at. Pic,,n,ons.

ATLANTA. GA, November 6.-Results
AZ I'iedr-cnt Park:
Fsrst sace-one miie-Biriie May arst.
Miss Chambers second. Lillian iced third
Time, l:5s
seceaa race-Fise-c.ghths os, a mile
;oier.ss,s .s:s'- t:alipus second. Een,crtield
slGri. Time 1:Jn
'i'.ai.l racc-one r,.ile-liike Harve,ty
tits,s 'sesafaston. KY second Eleanor
Howard third. Time, l::s.
Forth lace-Six ard (: half t,,rfane-s
t-sauo FIRST. Zonne second. Two Armies
,i,s.s's 3,.me. ..sl il
riftit raee--s:S and one-haif fa-loncs-
--Seus i;rs.., ,aasy Morn second, LADY Hast
s.,gs third. Time. lea
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NORTH DAKOTA,
iEy Associated Press

FARGO, n. D, Nov 6.-Chalrman
kleingle, of the Democratic State Com
n.i-tee, comedies the election of Mckinley
electoral and State ticket with the posi-
bic exception Of Attorney General. In
81 out of 40 precincts. Mckinley received
$3.50; Bryan, 1859, against Mckinley. 2,6ssS;
Bryan, $50 in 1886.
This proportion of loss TO Democrats is
beng sustained by later reports.
Thomas Marshall (2ep.) is certainly
elected Congressman over Hiidreta. Max
W!pperman (Den.). candidate for Gov
ernor, Is running ahead of his ticket. Re-
publican committee claims Mckinley ma
jority is 10000.
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WISCONSIN,
CIV Associated Press.)

returns received up to midnight indi-
cate that Wisconsin has gone for NIctin-
ley by from 10000 to $4,000 plurality
The Republican State ticket. headed by
Robert NJ. LaFollette, will receive a SINH
lar plurality.
The Legislature will be Overwhelmingly
Republican, and the congressional delega-
ton is so,idly Republican
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Ne |cRSFY,
fBy Associated Pless.

TRENTON. y. ]. Nov. 6.-1ncomplete
returns from fferent parts OF the State
indicate that New jersey has been carried
for McKink y and Roosevelt ny more than
fifty thousand. The Republicans elect
six Of the eight Congressman: the same
representation as last y. ar. and will have
an Overwhelming majority In both Houses
Of the Legislature. insrring the ell ction
Of n Republican 10 succeed William j.
Sewel! tReEol as United States Senator.
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Tho pa-tss aeaEers in Manchester IRE well
satisfied with the resuls. of The election
and fec! that iiss vigorous campaign which
has been conducted IN The city during the
last month had a telling effect. The cleo
.ion .sassed of: quietly. and The greater
part - The votc Was cast carly in the day
Many voters TtsInsi,ed on the streets anu
were actiwe,y engaged il bringing out
other 1ro,ers.
Il was tias2gnt during The day hat
larger vote was oeinS lneisd shan re-
suited
Capt Lambs iaI-sc majority in the city
ciecti.,n, and its announcement was re-
ic,.ised At the polls with great enihu-
siesm.
The o,loa,ng ial3e shows the vote as
eass in .sle several wards:
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COLORADO.


iiIy Associated Pr.sS.1
DENVER, col. Nov. G.-ReturnS re-
ceiveG up to $50 indicate that Bryan'si
plurality in the State will be from ;;oo|t
to 10, uQ9. 1Nrappaho county, including Den
ver giving Bryan $3.50 TO S,00D majority
The result on the State ticket is in doubt,
also the Legislature. with the probability
in favor OF FusicDiStS.
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CALIFORNIA.
nv Assocla.e.I Press !,


san FRANCISCO Nov. Up TO TO-
night the returns from this city and the
State at large Indicate that California has
zone Republican by lO0o0 to 15,Ol1. The
Republicans VIII eject five Congressman.
Tho Second and Fifth Districts are run
ng very close The city OF San Fran
c $50 Will give at least 1000 plurality for
Mckinley.
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LOUISIANA.

NEN ORLEANS. Nov. G-1'he polls
c,osed il. this city ct r " Tho cleo
ton PASSED OFT quietly. I:ryan's majority
:: 80 city will b: about 12.GsSl ara n the
,5ta:e, ;a.vpn
All The Deinocra.ia Nominees for Cor
grass IN Louisiana are elected.
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tricts heard from IS maintained through
out the State. his majority will be 9o.o13
The Republican State ticket has also been
elected, but by a smaller majority
AT 10 O'Clock il is thought that the Re
Sionai nominees
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ALABAMA.

lRy issoeIatr1l Press.1
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov RE
turns from the State are SO measre that
it is impossible to give any hsures Oh me
roif. for President Mr.. Bryan carried the
ct7re. however, by d large majority on
light vote.
A.anama's Congressional delegation will
be solidiy Democratic.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

SIOUX FALLS s. D., Nov. 6'-Mckin-
ley, in twenty-one out of forty-.Wo pre-
cincts IN this CIinnehaha county,, lhcluu-
ing the cities of Sioux Falls, Den flap'os
Valley Springs and Garretson, mas q ma,
jority of 764 over Bryan. pronounce eeaa
Republican gain. This is Senator ely
Crews home couotv.sand as the Repub-
licaa legislative uckat is running ve1 "
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
fl:r NsseciatnA Press. j

HAELES1'ON. S. C.. Nov. 6.-Tlle en-
tire State and county tickets and all OF
the seven Dem ocratic candidates for Con-
gross from South Carolina We're elected.
and the Republican vote for congressman
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WYOMING.
fHv Associated Press.)

CHEYENNE. WYo., November 6.-Re,
turns from the State coming in SLOWLY
Viii he some hours before the result Is
known, but indications thus far show thai
the State is safe for Mckinley and Con
gressmen by 20,G0o plurality.
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TEXAS,
tBy Associated Press }

HOUSTON, TEN. NOV. 1.-The Demo
c,o,ic State ticket headed by Joseph D.
savers for Governor is elected by Il ma
ioritv in excess Of hundred thousand
THE Legislature is almost sosidlE Dem3-
cratic.
It Will elect joseph W BaiieE tn.ted
c+o,as senator to succeed Horace Chiffon.
II Is estimated that the majority for
State electors viii not fail short Of :7,f"'
and may 90 above that figure.
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MICHIGAN.
lEy Assnciatel Press. }

DETROIT, MICH. Nov. t.-McKiniey
has carried Michigan beyond doubt Con-
sel.vat:ve estimates place his majority a;
G5.ogl His majority in 1888 was 4l,9i2
The Evening News says that If Nc
kinley's ratio of majority in the 10 s.
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was 50 small as to leave no ground 1or
contests
In Charleston, the largest city III the
State. Beckett the coored Republican
candidate for Congress. against Elliott
(pem.l. received only 90 votes. No cleo
ton riots or fights are reported anywhere
in the State.
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MAINE.
~ Associated Press.

iBv Associated Prcss1
PORTLAND, Me. Nov. 6-cp 20 lhlu,
night returns had been revived aro.il
about so cities towns and plantations IN ~
Maine. showing Il Republican plurality o.
1881 as against 31,9SS Cor the same to"hs
in 1895 p,,,+,I.,,,n
figuring on this basis the: Ke'uoi.essil
plurality IN the state woutd 9e 'ipo"s
21,310.
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GREENSBORO, NC, Nov. 6.-iiilford
county goes Democrats by u majority
OF 800. which Is about half the majority:
given the State Ticket in tina August cleo
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Silver Bow county. which casts about u
fourth Of Montana'S vote, indicate that
Bryan has clrrt d the Stale hy something;
Ike 110ot That the Democratic fus-on
State ticket IS elected and that the fusion
lists VIII have a majority in the Lesfsla-
tttre which, el-cts two Un.t2d States
Senators.
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DELAWARE.
~. .ssoc,,ted Prcss.)
elected.

by -1SSoSia'-...-t ~
WILMINGTON. DEL. Nov. o.. me
count is 50 slow in Kent and Sussex coun-
1ies that detailed results of the legis!a-
t,.s eIactions there cannot be given, but
the Democrats say nothing has, transpire tl
10 destroy their confidence III the eiec 'io ~
of a. Democratic LegiSla .ufe,
Mc1Sinjev's plurality in the State may
1yb
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
r,r ,ssoeiated Press.)
reach

(Ey Associated Fress.J
CONCORD. n. IL, Nov. e.-9ec I
Thomas H. Madisan, Jr-, OF the Deln nv
cratic State Committee, comedies mar ne
Republicans have carried the Sta,e oy d
plurality Of 1S.Goo
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WASHINGTON.
fBy Associated Press.

fBy Associated Press
SEATTLE. WASH. Nov 6--Returr!s
from the State are coming il slowly, but
Indications are that Mckinley leads Bryan
by large majority. and IS well in advance
of the Republican Sta5e candidates
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IDAHO.
tBy Associated Presa.l


BOISE. IDAHO. Nov. 6.-Tllere are as
yer no returns from this State. Only one
precinct has been heard from. East Cald-
well. It gives Mckinley 81: Bryan. ST.
Two years ago il gave the Fustonists 1S2;
Republicans, i.
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KANSAS.

fBys Associated Press.>
KANSAS CITY. MO-. Nov 81. Mac.
Love, chairman OF the Kansas Democratic
state Committee. made the following
statement at midnight:
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OREG IN.
lRr Associated Press.l

=
PORTLAND. ORE Nov. 6--OEe nur.-
dred precincts ou. of 1.7I2 in Oregon. In
GLIDING the city of Portland. give Mchtn-
lev 5.67S; Bryan, 500.
r the same ratio is maintained alcKin-
lev will have a plurality Of 2o,oo9 in the
State.
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RHODE ISLAND.

f''v. Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. "a Western Union
dispatch from Providence, r. l., says:
Mckinley has carried Rhode Island by
about 1900 plurality.
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INDIANA.
ny Associated Prcss.l

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. -. con-
servativ,e estimate ut t2:SD A N. places
Mcknley's plurality in Indiana at .5o,f'l
Entire State and Marion county tsei'iati-
can ticket elected.
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NEVADA.
lpr Associated Press. ]

CARSON. NEy., Nov. 6.-Returns are
incomplete. Mr. Mills. Republican CHAIR aiE,
man. comedies the State TO Bryan by SoV
ma ioritv. The Democrats claim It oS
1000, The Legislature IS very close.
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Triumrhl Entry

tsis.eiai Dispatch to The Times.
S. i5AMPDEN- SIDNEY. Ncr. s-An
1hasiastlc welcome awaited the return ,i,ie
morning o.. the Hampden-Sidney> eleven
from their successful trip.
IN Ashland they Won from Randolph
Aacnn by = score of II to 0. while tl,ev
Sefea.cd William and Mary in Williams.
: kii::. by 4 score OF II 10 o.
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'.I fear that Kansas has gone Republican
and tina; Mckinley and Stanley, Cover
nor. will carry the State by snail! majort-
ties
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MASSACHUSETTS.
~. ,ssneiatad Pressl

BOSTON. MASS. Nov 6--Presideht
Mck.nl- y has carried MaSrachusetts y
about 5000 plurality. REDUCTION OF .seaiis
a hundred thousand from ttiae vi hot''
The Republicans have ehected ten, ana
the Democrats three Of the Congressman.
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viii, the head of the ticket. he VIII lose
seven members IN the Legislature here e
CONNECTICUT.
fRv Associated Press. !,

fRv -Associated Presa.
NEW HAVEN. CONN, Nov. 6.- me
plurality for Mckinley IN conhe e'as ~
with practically all returns IN, - tiseu -
Ali Al the Republican congressman were
elected.
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MONTANA

(By Associated Press.)
&OVVE MONT. Nov. S-Rsturns from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
NEW YORK.

ny Associated Press}
NEW YORK, Nov Following are the
iatest returns from the Eoroushs of
Greater New York:
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Mcdowell.

z MARION. c.. Nov 6.-11lis county
close. The Democrats probably; carry 1t
by a small plurality.
Simmons, for Sana tor. carries it by large
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The Ei.hth District.

WINSTON y. c.. Nov. Sd.
c. Buxton. Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in Eighth District, carries Fosyfa
county by three hundred majority. Moth
ing definite had been received up TO 10
O'Clock tonight from any other county
in the district.
Nj. Buxton and his Republican oppo-
ne1t, Mr. Blackburn. both claim they are
elected Bryan carries this county by
about two hundred State Chairman SIN
mons, majority for the Tn ted States
Senate Will be fifteen hundred or more.
General Carr get most Of his votes in
Wiaston-Salenl
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I:as,ern Cnl,,llics.

SUFFOLK, VA Nov. c.--Rertie county,
y. c.. which went 70" Mckinney il! %.
VIII go for Bryan by $50. Perquinans
county, y c., seems to give go Bryan
majority. n gain OF go. Democrats have
made general gains III Eastern North
Carolina.
Simmons gets several handsome maiori-
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Continued a Third PAsaA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21

for those suffering with catarrh. do
not hesitate to recommend II. Before I
had used one bottle l noticed great
change in myself, and four bottles cured
me entirely. 1 would not be without
Pe-ru-na for any consideration.
Tho reason so many people get chron-
lie cRtarrh is, tho disease gets firmly es-
tablished before It is recognized. They
fool themselves by calling It some other
name than its proper ons-catarrh.
When people got acute catarrh they
call 1t a cold. If they have acute nasal
eatarrh 1t is called coryEa. Endemic
catarrh they call influenza, and cpl.
dSmic catarrh they name Ia grippe.
when the catarrh reaches the throat
~ is called tonIllitis, or laryngitis,
Catarrh Of the bronchial tubCs is called
bronchitis; catarrh of the lungs con-
sumption. Any internal remedy that
will cure catArrh IN ono location will
euro it in any other location. This is
why Pe-ru.nA has become so Justly fam
Gus In the cure of catarrhal diseases. It
cures catarrh wherever located. Its
cures ROMAN. Re.ru.ns does not pal
liatei II cures.
Mr.. ". B. steRy, GlouSter, o., writes:
II was nfiicted with hereditary eAtArrh,
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.nrnarPoRT HAppENINes.
,-.r,, Of Day in tho Town at the
~ End Of the Bridge.

nh, old Scigart property, on the
M Bridge street and the Cleve-
, sI5 and & Plttsburg: tracks, which
iunn orly one OF the old landmarks
I'D, ny rIty. but also Of Belmont coun-
o. Yin ling erected in 1917. and the Sec
", oiIcst brick house In the county.
oDn 1IT yesterday to Thomas Howley
va IN Siiy. for $4,000. The price, which
o. ,rsItfraly FOR the property alone, is
HstIsral a very fair one. 1t is
,',,i mat the old structure Will soon
,,rr down. and new modern
,..uai,g erected. II Is said that the
,,'I,,|rf brewery Is back Of the deal,
"a n So n handsome building may be
S1 which Will be credit
to the city.
p,,lrc crawford, while at work yes
.,sia~ afternoon. digging ditch In
NJ Yard Of Frank Martin, on Lincoln
,y,rra met with n very painful acci-
a., lie. together with two other
u ,n'" Was shovelIng dirt out OF the
%I,sb and as one Of the men was
SSsvine a shovel full to the top Crnw-
S,sd suddenly raised up, and was hit
nv mo poInt Of his fellow workman's
shovel receiving an ugly cut on the
si5, N his head. The accident was
nrIntcntional. and caused by the two
NON working SO close together.
The Pennsylvania Railway Company
doss not propose having the city tres
1sss upon, their ground, and as soon
a. they were Informed OF n likelihood
a, the same. instructed their attorney
10 enioln the work. Yesterday. the
r1mpany's attorney presented the case
before Judge Holllngsworth, at st.
ClaIrsvillr. who granted an injunction
AGAINST the completion OF the work on
the erection of the retaining Will above
the Aetnaville bridge. along Lincoln
avegI.e. Work on the same will be
discontinued to-day.
Nick Kuhn, the local ice dealer, is
determined to fight the ice men OF
Wheeling to q finish, ana il amply
rrap1rrG TO do so. He has contract
with a firm in the northern part OF the
state 10 furnish him ice. and Is Mt
present receiving via the Cleveland &
pittsburgh carload daily, and has In
his house In this city u reserve supply
af many hundred tons. He says his
price this season will be exactly the
same as last.
LII. Eddy and son, Eugene. OF Lor-
ain. stopped OF here yesterday, on
route homa from Philadelphia. at which
place the son graduated the first of the
week from q medical school.
one Of Roids Nursery wagons COM
ING Co town yesterday morning heav-
is loaded broke down near the Boston
coal works. out the plank road
Miss Daisy Powers returned TO her
H. z
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

County Town.
Albrt Nolte won the oratorlcal con-
test at the North Benwood school
Thursday night. The judges were
Misses Blckerton and MCGOWAN, of
Wheeling, and c. l.. Evans. Of the
BeuwoOd Enterprise. The second hon
ors went to Bessie Creighton. The
other contestants were MyTOn Thomaa
Edna Thomas, Willie Steber and VIII
Myers. There were two other entrants.
May Smith and Frank Ebeling, but
they were unable to attend. During
the evening Mrs. DR., ]. N. Alley ia
vored the audience with n recitation,
and the affair was highly interesting
throughout. The proceeds were for
the benefit OF the school library,
North Benwod boys have organized
base ball team, with the following
lineup: Sam Roseberry. pitcher; Her
main SteInman, catcher; II. Alderman,
first base; James Roberts. second
base; Albert NoIte, third base; Lester
Bloom, left field; William Whiteman,
center field: James Helsenberger, right
field; James Taylor, short stop; substi-
tutes. John Linder. All Roberts and
Harry Kline. They are open to chnl-
lenges.
The Drovers' Home has been sold to
the National Tube Company, It Is said,
for $4,000, and the Lubic property has
been appraised at $4,000, Four other
pieces Of property have been appraised
MS follows: the Courtney property. SI25:
Calhoun, S675: jacob Kesler. $500 and
Andrew Relnhardt, $500. II is under
stod the company has all the ground
now It desires.
w. !. Manning Of Washington dis
trIct. candidate for assessor, was In
Benwod yesterday. Mr.. Manning found
the local sentiment to be shaping up
for Frank w. Porterileld for this Of
flee. The candidates for assessor are
rivallng in number those for sheriff.
Benwod people are hoping TINT the
proposed UnIontown. WRynesburg &
West Virginia railroad will be 60,
ana the subject was pretty generally
discussed yesterday. after reading an
account Of Thursday nights meeting In
Wheeling.
At the NJ. +. church tomorrow, the
pastor. Rev. q. w. Bent, Will preach
in the morning on Negative ana Post
tive Goodness; In the evening, shift
ing Responsibilities"
Postmaster Isaiah Stevens. Of Nc
Mechen, is making an active canvass
fof. the Republican nomination for JUS
tlce OF the pence.
Mfr. Joseph Goeclte and Miss Kate
Nngle will be married at st. Johns
church. next Tuesday.
Albert Lyons. OF New Freeport, Pa,
is the guest OF Benwood friends.
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monia. Deceased WIS siNty-siN years
OF age, and leaves wife and one
daughter, Mrs. HAIRY Brown, and a
host of friends to niburn his demise.
The funeral vii take place tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'cloc'i, froa the old
Steele homestead, ana lnterment Will
follow at Weeks cerllltery.
DR.. Edward Arbnunh OF this city,
who has been a StuGfHt for the past
four years at the Physicians and Sur
geOns' College, at BaStlmore, success
fully passed in all his medical eXamin-
atiOns last week, and received u spe-
cial diploma on surgery. He graduates
from that college next Tuesday Hts
many friends In this city will be glad
to learn OF his very successful compile
tion OF his school duties. Dr. ArlEugh
may locate in this city, although he is
not fully determined.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
the Zonr Association will hold n rally
at the Baptist church, In this city.
commencing this morning. The Honr
Association includes nearly all the So
cieties IN this county. and q very large
attendance is expected. Morning, az
ternoOn and evening sessions VIII be
held to-day and tomorrow.
The last meeting OF the Woman's
Club. which was to have been held
next Wednesday afternoon, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs l.. !. c. Drcnnen. on
'The Heights" has been postponed UNI
III Thursday Afternoon. Mt the same
place, on account OF the Womnn's Home
Missionary Society.
Joseph Matthews. aged elghty-onc,
died at his home, on Cntawbn street,
yesterday morning, Of the innrmitlcs Of
old age. The remains will be shipped
to POmGrOy this morning for inter-
ment.
Rev J. s. Secrcst pastor Of the First
NJ. Il. church. OF Bridgeport will con-
duct the funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late wesley A. Steele
tomorrow morning.
The Farewell club gave very enjoy
able dance ut Schcehles hall last eve
ming, which was largely attended a
large crowd from Bcllnire and Bridge
port were present.
George ArbRuEh leaves the first Of
the week for Baltimore. to attend the
graduation services Of the Physicians
and Surgeons College, In which his
son takes part.
George Hartley, OF Grafton. and
Lawrence Atha, OF FnIrmont. will
spend Sunday with friends on South
Broadway,
Bullock & Jones expect to open their
now saloon, on the corner or Broad
way and Jefferson streets, about
May /.
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