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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
THE WEB TlGHTENS.
Damaging Evidence Against chas. Il

Damaging Evidence Against Chas Il.
Icwis-Airaham Wright Arrested
IIEATHSy1iLE. VA, Feb. 17.-Special
To-day marks the sixth day of the trial
OF Charles X. Lewis, charged with burn
Ing the factory of Thomas Tallin. Owing
10 the heavy snow-storm the attendance
was small. The prosecution made up a
strong case. and the strain Of the trial
Is telling Very perceptbly on the priS-
oncr. The nature of the evidence. Il any
Thing. is more dana ging than ever, wit
ness after witness all tcstlfying to a
chain Of clrcumStantial evidence Well
calculated TO convict The accused.
An Important. witness for the Com
nonwealth was Ed. Moore. of Baltimore
Moore. at the time OF the burning of the
factory, was living at Lcwisetta. lie tes-
tilted that he had a flat-bottomed boat
with a sharp sail and jib, which was used
by Lewis on the night of the fire. He
found the boat near Lewis house next
morning, and was Told by the prisoner
that he used the boat on the night pre-
Sious. thinking some one was stealing his
oysters.
Andrew Lewis. brother o: the prisoner,
testified that he told him that he burned
the factory.
The Commonwealth rested its case.
The defence introduced several Wit
show the luminosity existing between
Andrew Lewis and his brother Charles
and the former was assisting the Com
monwcalth 10 convict the prisoner. who.
1T seems, had completely demoralizcd
business e. lIew.Setis
Mrs. Lewis, wife Of the accused, was
the next witness called. and was still
on the stand when court adjourned this
afternoon. who testified. III part. that
she and her husband were at their home,
ut Lewisetta. on the day OF the fire. One
of them aroused the other and watched
the burning from upper story of
their dwelling; that M: Lewis did not
leave the house that night.
A great deal OF sympathy is expressed
for Mrs. Lewis and her children. but
the general impression is thai tie .ie-
fence did not strengthen It's case by put
ling her o.. the witness stand.
Abraham Wright tcolorcd) has been ar
rested and confined in jail here for at
tempting the life Of W. w. Jrowther OF
this county by attempting to shoot him
with e shotgun. Wright, who is a despe-
rate character. had been ordered from
oIr. Crowther's store for hosterous con-
duct, Went TO his home and secured n
shotgun. He succeeded in his sendeavors
10 force his way into the store. and was
IN the act of firing when Mr.. Crowther.
10 save his own HE. fired first. the load
taking effect IN Wright's left hand, which
had TO be amputatcd. The negro, how
ever, dropped his gun, doing damage only
TO some merchandise.
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LATEST NEWS OF
THE RAILROADS.
Snow moi Interfering With Move
ment Of Trains.
SLIGHT WRECK AT ouANTIco'
~
II WRECK AT QUANTlCo'
Brotherhood Of Railroad Men Hold
Annual Meeting Mt vcnablc Street
Church This Artcrnoon-Othcr
Items Of Interest.

Railroad traffic has not boon seriously
intcrTcrcd with by the snowfall. The
snowfall is general, but the heaviest is
reported on the western division OF the
Chesapcakctand OHIO. Yesterday Hunt
ington reported ten inches, Handlcy nine,
and Hinton seven. On the eastern divis-
ION the heaviest fall was at North Noun
tain, where the depth was eight inches.
Last night II was reported that the
snow, while falling heavily on the east
crn division, haG stopped on The western
division.
The railroads. however, expect no diff
Gculty in moving traffic unless the snow
drifts. which is hardly probable. They
are cXc-ting every effort TO keep the
tracks clear.
MIR. Garrett b. Wall. real estate agent
of the Chesapeake and Ohio. was IN
Newport News yesterday. and will leave
for the West to-day.
WRECK AT oUANTItO.
Train No. 2S on the Richmond, Fred
trickSburg and Potomac was wrecked at
ouan,ico by a misplaced switch. E1-
press Messenger Crutchfieid. of this city.
had a hand injured, but no one else was
hurt The rolling stock was not dam
aged. but traffic was considerably de-
laycd.
RAILROAD BROTHERHOOD.
The Brotherhood of railroad Men will
hold their annual meeting at The Ven
able-Street baptist church to-day at 5
O'Clock. at which time the election Of
officers will take place At o'clock +. NJ.
Or w. T. DerieuX will preach the ami
versary sermon to the order. Special
music. All railroad men Sre cordially
invited. Seats VIII be reserved for them.
RAILROAD NOTES.
II is reported that John w. 1TitZgib-
s,ons superintendent or motive power OF
the Lackawanna railroad, a new place
created under the Truesdale regime. has
resigned and win go 10 the Baltimore
and Ohio in n similar capacity. IT is also
said that other designations are contem-
plated. and that by the time the annual
Lackawnnna election takes place, Feb
Tuary 9TH. they will all be in.
Presiden; Stevens. of the Chesapeake
and Chic has returned from 4 trip 10
Norfolk and Newport News, where he in
spected the improvements of the road.
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS IN CLARKE.
Wedding Invitations Personal Men
tion-h Hru..r;s, Sells Ont.

Wedding Inritations-Per Men
tion-A Druggist Sells Ont.
BEERYVILLE. Va, Feb. 16.-Special.
The Young Ladies Card Club was charm
ingly entertained by Mrs. John b. Neil
Wednesday evening. The prizes for the
highest number We're awarded TO Mrs,
Hugh Mccormick and Miss Eve Mcguire
and the BOBBY TO Miss Helen Dortch.
~ Joseph Myers has issued invita-
--ons 10 the marriage OF his daughter.
Miss Lottie Francis. TO AR. John Lee HUI
yer. The rites are 10 be celebrated at ST
Johns Episcopal church. Ripon, ". Va.
Wednesday. February list, at 9 O'Clock
J.. NJ.
Mr. w Richardson. druggist OF this
,,iacc. has disposed of his drug business
10 DIR. X. A. Walton. of Hamilton. Va.
the consideration being in the neighbor-
hood OF $4,000.
Miss Lena Roberts, Of Martinsburg. w.
Va. Is the guest of Miss MAY Jones.
Mr. Eustace Williams of Glcnwood. Ia.
spent the first part OF the week with
relatives in this place and county.
Miss Carrie Crow has returned home
from an extended visit to her sister,
Mrs Riddle. in New Market. Va.
Mrs. c. n. Galloway and sister. Miss
Alice Galloway. of Warrenton. Va. have
been Waiting the family of Mr.. n. ].
Myers.
Miss Lou Bayne. OF Washington. is
visiting at the home of Mr.. w. Rich
ardson.
Miss Leslie Green has returned home
from Washington.
Mr.. Felix McAlanns Is visiting friends
dn town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Griener. of Balti-
more. have been visiting the latter's
pnrents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Burchell.
IT. Mason Conklyn. OF Jefferson coun-
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cordially Invited to Eear him. Mrs. c. I.
Brengle viii sing.
The boys Gospel army will meet in the
mushroom as usual at 2:4J O'clock, and
will be addressed by Mr.. +. w. Chapman,
with the crusaders.
The workers training class will meet
In the sarfor at 5:l5 in charge Of Assis-
tart Secretary Morris. Subject for the
evening is Second Coming Of Christ
Rev Dr. E. L. Pell delivered his reg
uIar and helpful Saturday afternoon talk
on the international Sunday-school Les
son yesterday afternoon at 40 ii the as
ISOLATION auditorium
GRACEi-GTREET BAPTIST.
Rev. VIM e. Hatcher, D. D., pastor Of
Grace-Street Baptist church, is still de-
tanned at his home in F'luvanna county,
by sickness His pulpit will be filled
this morning by Rev. c. ). Thompson,
and at night by Rev. +. ]. WillinSham,
.. D.
Rev C. e. 3. Smith will begin a series
Of revival meetings at Epwocth Metho-
G:st church to-day. Rev. Lewis 2.
preaching. Services will be held every
day in the week at II o'clock and at
night.
Asbury church will furnish workers this
afternoon in the meeting at Old
Market Hall. Service will begin promptly
at o'clock.
The series of lectures by Mrs. Kate r.
Stiles, of Boston, Mass. alorG the new
lines of spiritualistic thought are creating
an impression on the minds of all who
hear this gifted lady speak. The next
lecture Will be given tonight. All are
invited TO attend Lee Camp. upper hall.
FOR MEN ONLY.
Few DR. Maurice Peneid Fixes vii!
speak to men only at Pine7Street Baptist
church this afternoon at o'clock
Captain T. w Cunningham will sing.
Right Rev. P. j. Dcnohue, bishop OF
Wheeling. ". Va. will preach at the
Cathedral to-day. He will speak in be-
half of the missions Of West Virginia.
Interesting services will be held at the
New Jerusalem chapel. 1920 Broad street,
opposite the Richmond College Inc sup
icct this morning will he Hell Its Origin
and Nature" All are welcome
Rev. S. r Maxwell has returned from
Fredericksburg, where he has been mold
ing religious meetings.
He will preach to his congregation TO-
day at Pewells Hall. 80
The new church at Twenty-siNth ana
Marshall streets will be dedicated on uhe
third Sunday in March.
Rev. Thomas Spencer, of Petersburg.
will occupy the pulpit at st. Marx
church, this morning. There Will be no
evening service.
There will be holy communion at Monn-
mental church at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. Rev. DR.. Barr will preach at the
r,.orninr and afternoon services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
NEWS OF FULTON.
Enjoyable Entertainment by Denny
Street Parsonage Society.

A most enjoyable treat was offered the
public last Thursday evening. The mem
hers of Denny-Street Parsonage society,
for a considerable length of time, had been
contemplating giving an entertainment,
which would assist in replenlshins their
treasury. Mrs. Charles II. Smith, sener-
ously gave over to the society her spacl-
Gus residence on State street for the oc-
casion.
The Fulton Guitar and Mandolin Club
was present, and it seemed as II they
wished to surpass their previous records
This club is composed of Messrs John
Bonlware, Herman Porr, Bernard Seals
Harry Hudson, with Professor Guy
Mosby as pianist
The Fulton Junior Quartette made their
first appearance.
The following assisted in the manage
ment for the occasion: Mesdames c. II.
Smith, J. T. Routten. Rosa Vaughan
Samuel King, ]. T. Mountcastle; Cora
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n. q ~ Roi,1yav Earninss.

The Norfolk and Western railway gross
earnings for the second week OF Feb
ruary. 1900, were s273,3S0: same week pre-
vious year s139.a2 increase slSS.SSs.
Total for month to date, s520,4l5; same
period previous year, s3s1. 81: increase,
s1sa,oaS. July list. 1888. to latest date,
ss,624.372 same period previous year,
S!,N7, S67; increase. sl,406. 4N5.
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Brown, Jr.; Epsilon, DR.. W. Ralph Gle
,aents: Theta, Thomas 3. McAdan.s ana
Henry Hotchkiss. At an cary dats q
banquet will be given at the JEFFERSON.
A very enthusiastic meeting WAS ne.o
and was largely attended, not"ilhsl.ltsc-
inc the Indictment ~ Gather. and the chap
ter starts out with a membership OF
about fifty.
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Alumni Chapter Formed.

A meeting OF the Alumni of the Phi
Kappa Sigma Fraternity was held at the
Offices of DR.. Thomas D. Merr.ck. No. 400
east FRANKLIN street, last night, and a
permanent alumni chapter formed with
theslfolloWing officers: Alpha. Dr.. Thomas
d. Merrdck: Beta, Dr. w. Wythe Davis:
Tau, ", C. CottrelI: Sigma, Dr.sA. G..
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Dauy;l.e Mates

DANvIIILE. VA, Feb. 1s.-Srecial.-
The revival a the First Baptist church
is doing great deal OF good The pointed
and practical sermons OF Evangelist Il.
%. Garland are reaching many. both In
and put Of the church.
r.NJoAn C. Neal, son OF the sW1ae "
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
Another OF Those Big
Dress Goods Bargains

This department will offer for this weeks sale
some store-crowding values in correct early spring
dress qoods--the kind you want-up-to-date styles
correct weights and newest weaves at our well
known low prices
Kerseys Scotch HoTaspun, Vcuna, zibeIne
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4 visit to our Wash Goods Departn1
profit to the woman who likes to dress
these low prices prevail-and we are ce1
equal any Of them anywhere.
~ SHIFTING CALICOEs small figures, stripes and
At sc checks the best quality would be cheap at Sc
special 7-Sc.
At Be s t5sfs v sS a. sp:; s'5 ss ~ '
At Sc s sood fo1eag . new designs bargain
At Sc 55 Is tan 9 ne s to s Which special
SC.
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ests of the state. and have received
many evidences that the state is large
ly with me.
"The statements sent out from Wash
ington derogatory to me ara of such a
grossly exaggerated character that I
feel indignant that such means should
be resorted to for my defeat. What
ever have been the shortcomings OF the
past or nov are questions for the poo
pie to pass upon In legitimate way,
after all the facts ara known; not from
grossly exaggerated and distorted
statements of others who knew nothing
of the real facts in the matters refer
red to.
"a part of my If, ending some
twenty years ago has been resurrected
for the purpose of my defeat, with the
only result of decorating the feelings of
innocent people who are now and for
years have been my warmest friends,
and who mcognize in me their protec-
tor and defender.
II hope for a fair. manly contest for
the nomination. and do not now blame
my competitor, as 1 do those behind
him, who are higher in power, and
whom / shall hold responsible for the
conditions created in the Republican
ranks"
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SENATOR SCOTT

Kept Busy Entertaining Callers and
Attending to Business ARairs-In-
tsrested in Loan Exhibition and
City Affairs.
Senator n. B. Scott, who arrived in
the city few days ago. has been kept
busy entertaining callers ut his rooms
at the Mcclure, and devotIng the rest
OF his time In pleasant visits to the
Central Glass Works, where he most
feels at home. and at which establish
ment his business activity first began in
this city, and in whose fortunes he re-
tains a personal as we'll as financial in
terest. He expressed his regret to a re-
porter Of the Intelligencer last evening,
that he had not yet been able to get
around to greet his many friends. but
that he would cndeavor to do so before
leaving.
The senator's visit is merely of a So
cIal and business character. although
he stated that he would use ali his In
fluence to Impress upon the Republican
state executive committee which meets
here to-day, that Wheeling should have
the honor Of entertaining the state con-
ventlon. senator Scott also stated that
as a citizen Of wheeling he was greatly
interested in the refundIng ordinance,
and thought that there would be no
question Of the adoption Of such a fair.
advantageous and buslness-llke propo-
sition. He expects to vote for It on
Saturday, Notwithstanding the fact
that Colonel MeGraw attempted to
prove that he was not a citizen OF West
Virginia,
incidentally Senator Scott, who was
one OF the chief promoters of the City
hospital ma who has been one OF the
most active directors OF the institution
since Its inception. is taking a great
interest in the Loan Exhibition that Is
now in progress in the Hawley build
ing.
While the senator has about recover.
ed from the operation that was per.
formed on him in Washington, he stll
shows some evidence of Its critical
character by n slight lameness. Other.
wise the senator is in jolly MOOD and
enjoying the best of health.
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CHARLESTON,
PARKERSBURG
AND WHEELING
CONTINUED from First Paga.J

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ha effort to land the nominating con-
yention for their city.
Among the visitors Is GubernatoFial
Aspirant A. B. White; Of Petersburg
who Is the secretary Of the committees.
Owing to his candidacy II is said he VIII
not vote on the conventions, but viii
give proxy.
District Attorney Joseph H. eaiaes'
Of Fayette county is accompanied by
Mrs Gaines, and they viii remain over
for Dewey Day" as will most Of thu
other politicians.
Other ParkerSburgers hei laeiii =
Colonel s. B. Baker, business rian2se.
Of the Parkersburg Journal, and for
mer prominent oficer Of tho West Vir-
ginla National Guard; A. N. Harnish,
member Of the legislature; Major
Charles D. Elliott. late of the Second
West Virginia Volunteers formerly Of
BEaxton. now resident OF the Park
City; Frank S. Smith, a well known
business man; DR.. w. w. Monroe. Thos-
F. Barrett, Colonel Charles T. Caldwell,
the '..BIll Nye" Of West Virginia; ex-
Sheriff ]. L. Buckley, Postmaster Ed
ward Mccreery, and several others.
Two Harrison county visitors arc
County Clerk v L. Highland and De-
putty Sheriff 8. c. Denham, Of Clarts-
burg. The latter is one Of the nearly
innumerabIe candidates for state audi
tor
In the Charleston delegation are
Postmaster o. A. Petty, Mr.. c. G. Rude
sIll, Circuit Clerk Grant Hall, Mr.. N. s.
Burlew, Proprietor G. o. Taylor, Of the
Rufner, and 1sadore schwabe, we'll
known merchant.
From Preston county have come
Mepsrs. Neil j. Fortney and william G.
worley, both well known leaders in a
county that has always been noted for
pAsIze nj its Republican majorities.
LII, -. 80. ~, ~, ,,,.,t,,,..
Ihe Jay WA W spent " s''e '-''''''s
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snlnta o. seYenteen anns.

On Thursday morning. beginning ut
O'Clock, squad Of Linsly Institute Ca
diets under command Of Lieutenant
Dent, win FIRE the admlrals salute Of
seventeen guns from the top of Wheel
ing hill. At the first shot the flag ut
the city building win be raised by the
Cadets. Lieutenant Dent has Informed
the committee that this is the proper
time to flrr the salute, according to
naval regulations. When distln-
gulshed officer OF the navy arrives at
ter 6 p. m, the salute is not fired the
SAINT evening, but takes place prompt
ly lat colors" Is o'clock the next morn
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

Dado stoBoman. fflenaSi ana ALu 8llo
10 say all who have tried It speak good
word for It. Dade stegeman.
Pe.ru.na hes become to bo so universal
y recognized Is aspeciAc cure for ca.
tarrh, acute or chronic, coughs, colds
bronchitis, that It Is amazing that any
one should continue to suffer on with
such . terrible malady, neglecting to
take q course Of treatment with 1t. OF
course itmay be that some people have
not yet come to know Of this great
catarrh remedy, but It is strange that it
should be SO after such multitudes have
been cured by It and so many papers
have heraldsd It from ono end of the
country to the other. But the news
travels faster and faster every month,
and NO one can fail to see that the time
IS not far distant when Pe-ru-na viii be
known in every household in the land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

Tonight, at the Pythian castle. South
Side, Republican mass meeting in the
interest of Congressman Romeo H.
Freer, one OF the nspIrants for the
Republican nomination for governor,
will be held. The Freer men are in
dustriously working up enthusiasm for
the meeting, and doubtless the hall will
be taxed beyond Its capacity
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

General Manager Kerker, Of the
Wheeling Railway Company. announces
special service for Dewey Day" ow-
ing to the single truck below Forty
third street, short line service win be
had between Tenth and Forty-thIrd.
In all forty-seven cars will be in SER
vice. fifteen more than usual, and IL
the weather is fair several open cars
will be out, including the Dewey" car
at night, During the busiest hours Of
the day the BellGire and Martins Fer
ry cars will turn at the steel bridge
corner. not going over the business
district loop.
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Genetal s. 8. Yoder, ex.Member Of
CongreSs from Ohio, In areoent letter to
DR.. Hartman, speaks Of Pe-Fu.na as fol.
lows:
WASH1NoToN, D. O.
Pe-ru-nA Drug Mfg Co., Columbus, o.,
Gentlemen-I desire to say that have
found Pe-ru-na to be q wonderful REM
edy. Ionly used II for o short time and
am thoroughly satisfied as to It's merits.
Tcannot hnd words TO express my graft.
fication for the results obtained. AS q
catarrh cureI shall gladly recommend
It to all sufferers. Yours truly,
SIS. Yodef.
Pe-ru.na not only cures catarrh, but
preventsit, Every household should DO
supplied with this great remedy for
coughs, colds and 90 forth. A free book
on catarrhal diseases sent by Dr.. Hart
man, Columbus. Ohio.
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ranieS IN form hollow SQUARE about
their carriages. The position 81 the e.
cori when tie Admiral Is dilaaibarti rg
from the faln. aS wen - rs position
when Be enters the McLure House, VII
Re xpiainedil % the eofnpsrT o!.ieefe BE-
fore the column moves.
The communicate Of the Lingly ln9tls
tile Cadets viii detail q squad Of tWen-
~ men 70 occupy a position on either
side OF the Twelfth street entrance 20
the Mcclure House, on the Admirala
arrival, and Capt. A. A. F'ranxhcim viii
detail ten men for duty lngide the hotel
None but parties holding tickets wih be
permitted 10 pass the sentries.
II the weather 50 unfavorable the Ad-
miral win dIsembarll a. Twenty fourth
street. This change win not be made
unless absolutely necessary.
GEORGE J. 1fATHISOG,
CHIEF Marstai.
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FREER IN THE RICE

For the Gubernatorial Nomination to
tho End, and Was Surprised to
Hear Of the Rumors in Circulation.
An Early Morning Interview.
Congressman Romeo H. Freer. Of the
Fourth district, accompanied by his
lieutenant, Mr.. E. NJ. campbell, Of
Huntington, arrived In the city at II
O'Clock last night. They remain over
for Dewey Day tomorrow. They
came from Washington, via HarrisvIlle,
where Colonel Freer was called yester-
day by legal business. Immaditely
upon their arrival. Colonel Freer went
to the office Of County Clerk Richard
Robertson, at the county building,
whera a conference Of the Ohio county
Freer supporters was held, at which the
rumors put in circulation here Monday
to the effect that Freer would with
draw, were discussed. The result of the
conference was the determination that
Colonel Freer would remain in the race
for governor.
Colonel Freer arrived at the Mcclure
shortly after midnight, and was inter-
viewed by an Intelligencer reporter.
He said:
ION my arrival here tonight / re-
celvcd my first information OF the pub
LEGATION of the rumors that would
withdraw from the race for governor,
NJ nnce denounced the story false
and that no authority for such state
ment had come from me. have come
on from washington to begin my active
canvass for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton, and / expect to continue in the
race to the day Of tho convention, and
then, II have failed. will heartily sup
port the nominee.
81 am making this race for the inter-
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Macrum,s Mail.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O-The itrla
department has completed prepaahuu
OF the reply to be made to the hOur1
resolution inquiring into. the allegahonl
that ex-C Consul Macrum's mail had beea
opened by the BritiEh censor At Caps
Town. The answer win be sent 70 IL
house tomorrow by the President q
is customary with Communications q
this kind from the state department \
will show in brief that the department
had no official knowledge that there N
any interference with the e1-com1ll
mail, as he made no complaint 70 ~
department on the subject, Z
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.tIoanp Lunch EverY pay.

The ladies' in charge OF the lunch al
supper at the City Hospital Loan Il.
hibltlon want every business man a1d
woman in Wheeling to know that :
most refreshing lunch is served .
noon every day for 20 cents. TIE .
cent dinner from to O'Clock in th9
evening will satisfy the most exacdIs
palate. The committee is prepared Q
feed all who may desire to come. En-
trance on Tenth street, to dining roo@