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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-12
"The Royal BOX"

Charles Coghlan's successful play,
"The Royal Box" will be given ut the
Opera House for two nights and one
matinee, commencing Wednesday even
ing, January II. The principal part Is
that of Clarence, the actor, the leading
artist of England In the year 1910. The
fourth act Of the piece is divided into
two scenes. The first pictures the
dressing room Of the actor, and the
second the stage Of the Drury Lane
theatre, in London. with drama in
progress. In the stage ssena the actor
is presented playing Romeo in the bal
cony scene from Romeo and juliet"
Wrought up to a state of mental hys-
terra through jealousy of the woman he
loves, who sits In the royal box with
the Prince Of Wales. afterwards George
", he publicly denounces the. first gen
tleman in Europe from the stage Of his
prohigacy. The transition from the
lovelorn Romeo to the madly Infatuated
actor. denouncIng royalty, is snstan-
taneous. The scene Is one Of remark
able power. The incident is very del
icate one, and the slightest divergence
from the careful and discriminating
lines on which Mr.. coghlan has laid
down the business of the scene would
cause it to sink from the subllmity Of
true art to the place of mediocre mel
dramatic situation. Miss coghlan, the
talented daughter of Charles Coghlan,
plays the part of Celia Pryce. the lead
ing female role. and shows she has all
the talent Of the family. She will be
assisted by Andrew Robson, who has
played Mr.. Coghlan,s part many times.
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MoUNDsv1LLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

county's Chief City.
Edward H. Frye. the celebrated mon
ologist, will impersonate Rip Van Win
kle at the school hall tonight. This
will be the fourth attraction of the
Epworth League lecture and entertain-
ment course, and promises to be one Of
the most interesting of them all. tits
said of him that he never falls to make
his audience both laugh and cry. You
don't want to miss 1t.
A chess club has been partly organ
lied here by electIng c. r. Oldham
president. A meeting win be held at
the residence Of Mr.. Oldham tomorrow
night, when the organization will be
completed and the first game by the
club started.
Electric car No, ran into the United
States express wagon yesterday, at the
corner Of Jefferson avenue and Fifth
street, damaging the wagon consider
ably, and scattering the oysters, with
which It was filled, over the street.
Mrs. S. w. Mathews has returned to
the city from visit with friends at
Central City, to stay few days before
going to Washington, D. c., where she
Will spend the winter with her husband,
who Is postmaster Of the senate.
The protracted services at the NJ. E.
church are attended by large crowds,
and the meetings are growing In inter-
est. Rev. Hanna, OF Charleston, has
been assisting Rev. w. B. King. the
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell Old
ham have issued invitations for an "at
home" on the evening OF January 20.
from to 9. Bishop w. l.. Gravatt will
be the guest Of honor.
Miss Anna Sunderland, who has been
undergoing treatment ut McMasters'
hospital. at Wheeling. is reported much
improved and recovering nicely under
the treatment.
Captain Fred Klmple. Of the steamer
Ben Hur. left last evening for Parkers-
burg, where his boat Is tied up.
Miss Mary Parkinson is very III at
the home Of Colonel and Mrs. F. w. II.
Baldwin, in the Orchard.
Mrs. John Cook was called to Wheel
ing yesterday ON account Of the serious
illness Of her mother.
j. F. Burnley, jr., is confined to his
home on Grant avenue. with typhoid
fever.
R. S. LONE was in Wheeling yester-
day.
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No Elore Rheumatism.

caused a hot discussion. A motion to
adopt the report was lost by vote Of
IS to 20. Several resolutions by the
committee on officers reports were ap-
proved, among them one for the plac-
ing Of general organizer in the field,
that the per capita Tux be continued,
the procuring of a uniform working
card Of every union AFFILIATED with the
national building trades council, con-
ference board between contractors and
building trades councils to prevent
lockOuts.
The recommendation for the estab-
llshment Of a union label to be placed
on all houses erected by union labor
was not approved.
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To-MoRRow's TR1-sTATE SHOOT
At Wheeling Park Will Attract q
Large Number Of visitnrn

The tri-state shoot at Wheeling Park
tomorrow. morning and aJteyUooD Ia
an event that viii attract large num-
her Of visiting marksmrn from west
ern Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
eastern OHIO. The local committee on
arrangements has prepared an attran-
tive programme. The shoot win oncn
at 10 n. M. and closes at 4 p. m. The
maiE event OF the day Will be tho 10O
yards event for the little brown benr
which Mr.. ]. +. shIrli recently won NJ
shoot In West Alexander. Other
events at 100 yards are scheduled. with
turkeys as the prizes. The range is an
EXCELLENT one, and the local shooters
Will provide elaborate entertainment,
for the visitors.
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0Rip Van Winkle. .

The dramatized version of Washing
ton Irvfng's immortal story Of rip
Van Wrinkle" was presented in excel
lent style to a large and well pleased
audience at the Grand Opera House
last night by the Van Dyke and Eaton
Dramatic Company. There was an
abundance Of appropriate scenic effects
and the production was first. class in
every respect. each member Of the cast
doing very capable work. RIP Van
Wrinkle" will be repeated as to.day's
matinee bill, and tonight the company
will present for the first time in this
city, the sterling military drama, "chhd
Of the Regiment" with new and Eleas-
ing speclaltles between acts.
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ELECTRIC CAR

Ran Away-One Killed, Two Serious
ly Injured and a Dozen Slightly
Hurt.
SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 11,-An electric
street car ran away on Pine street hill
this afternoon. jumping the track at a
curve and plunging into the curb. Rob-
ert Croop, one of the passengers. was
fatally hurt. Mrs. o. j. Miller and Mrs,
George chubbs we're seriously injured
and dozen others suffered slightly.
The car was wrecked The passengers
jumped when they saw the car was
getting away from the motorman.
The accident was due to sleet on the
rails.
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PR1paEPoRT HAPPENrNas.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

End Of the Bridge.
The First National Bank yesterday
awarded the contract to the American
Safe and Lock Company. of Elizabeth,
Pa, for the steel boxes and the grill
work which it will place in Its vault
for its customers. The metallic work
contract was let to the Art Metallic
Construction Company. of jamestown,
N. Y. The contracts specify that the
work Is to be completed by .Febru-
airy 20.
Miss Mabel Barrett very pleasantly
entertained number Of her friends
last evening, at her home. on Lincoln
avenue. About twenty guests were
present, and n thoroughly enjoyable
evening was spent by all. Dancing and
cards were the principal diversions.
Elegant refreshments were served.
The masquerade dance given at the
opera house last evening was largely
attended. and was n thoroughly enjoy.
able affair.
The stockholders of the Dollar Say.
inGs Bank met yesterday afternoon,
and reelected the old board OF dIrec-
tors.
Miss Maggie Taggcrt returned to
smlthHeld yesterday, after n few days
visit with relatives In this city.
Mrs. Wilbur Dcnlng, of st. clalrsvilIe.
was calling on friends in this city yes
terday.
The knights OF PythIas installed the
officers recently elected last evening.
Harry Cromwell. of woodsHeld, is the
guest OF relatives In KIrlswoOd.
John Fawcett is the guest OF his
mother at 81. Clnirsvllie,
w. V. Campbell has returned from
Cleveland.
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,,.nnzrRN,s Two MAgcHEs.
ors is with oscar Gardner and the
other with Bernstein.

que is With oscar 9aFoneF anu HNS
other with Bernstein.
xrw YORK, jan. li.-FOr defeating
NIXON Terry MoGovern yesterday re-
a.lyea ss.ns. The boys spared for 60
nor cent OF the gate receipts. of which
. ~, winner received IS per cent and the
, ,"v II per cent. The total amount of
'D, taken in at the gate was S2S.O1O.
D,yon,s share, therefore, was $S.lS9. 1t
was ,,ns generally supposed that the boys
,,ngb, for purse Of $4,000. and the
management that they had battled un-
1nr a percentage basis came In the ma
ture OF a surprise.
,wcGoyern celebrated hisvictory quiet
10 NJ his home in Brooklyn. McGovern
d1 moi have a mark to show that he
nod been In a battle. When asked
anout his mans for the future he said
he was prepared to fight man in the
world.
matches" said McGovern, lone with
oscar Gardner, to take place on March
a and the other with Joe Bernstein, on
worcb q Both contests will take
. S,ac. NJ Inc Boardway Athletic Club.
I ,s,or these fights have been decided
nay take trip to England and fight
,pedlar Palmer again, and II I beat
Nv, viii take on Jordan or Curley."
mn %lxon spent the greater part Of the
say at the house of friend. The de-
s S" champion looked very much the
,S for wear. He showed many
m,rks Of the effect Of McGOvern's
h,ows His nose was badly puffed and
,nors were two big swellings under his
,"f, owe and one under his right eye.
" said that he would never fight
as,in He said that he had never met
a man who could hit as hard as Nc
Govern
.ue is a marvellous fellow" said
NIXON. and II he takes care of his
health should hold the championship for
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MART1N,s FHRRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheeling's
Progressive Nelghbor.

The Daily Chronicle OF Wheeltng's
Progressive Neighbor.
A six day convention, conducted by
S. d. Gordon. chairman Of the Ohio
Evangelization Movement, will be held
at the Presbyterian church, commence
ing Sunday. Services will be held
Sunday at lO:3O a, m, and p. m. Evan
gelIst Gordon will also address the
young peoples meeting Sunday. at
D. M. The remaining five days SER
Vices will be held each afternoon at
o'clock and evening ut 1880 o'clock.
The Ylgilant Hose Company will en-
deavor to meet this evening for the
election of officers. They have tried
to get together twice before. but were
not successful.
Invitations were issued yesterday for
private dance, 10 be given ut
scheehle's hall. next Wednesday eve
ming, by number of young ladies'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Carter are the
parents of n new boy, who arrived at
their home, on Second street. ycstcr-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clels, OF Nor
gantown are the guests OF the latter's
parents, on North Third street.
Mrs. Fred Dixon viii entertain her
Thlmble Bee this afternoon ut her
home, on North Fourth street.
The personal property of Thomas
Cow will be sold ut public auction
Tuesday. January %.
George Noble returned yesterday
from few days' visit ut clnysvIlle, Pa.
W. u. Francis wns in steubenvllle
yesterday on business
e. j. A. Drcnncn was In steubenville
yesterday on business.
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RENRoop.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

NEWS NOCeb EEom Lne ouSy 44HESAe44
County Town.
The following are the newly elected
officers OF Baird corps, Of the Woman's
Relief Corps, who were Installed We'd
nesday night by Mrs. Margaret White
man; President, Emma Quigley; senior
vice president, Anna Paterson; chap
lain, Nancy Strahm; conductor, Kate
Thomas; assistant conductor, Annie
Estep: inner guard, Annie Taylor;
secretary, Lydia A. Smith; delegates,
Mrs. Mary FlyrenwOod, first; Mrs.
Charlotte Welch. second; Mrs. Annie
Bond, third; Lucy MRchin, Nancy
strahm, Mary Humes, alternates; color
bearers, Maggie WEIGH, Nellie Farmer,
Eva Palmer and Annie Van Camp.
In political circles yesterday 1t was
whispered about that Charley SSAad,
the Main street butcher, would make
the race for the legislature. Mr.. Schad,
who was amused by the r1mor, ascrib-
ed II 10 MOundsville source. He was
in Moundsville on Wednesday and the
streets were so full OF candidates for
various Offices, that to be in the
swim, Charley declared himself for the
legislature. 1t was Joke and nothing
more.
mayor oHepHTu WIS SeTNGu VIII u Ilu-
tlcC yesterday restraining him from
selling 3. F. Meighen's property, on
Main street, for delinquent corporation
tax. MIR. MeIghen is the Moundsville
lawyer. The case promises some inter-
estIng controversies,
Tomorrow night will be decided the
postponed contests OF st, Johns church
bazaar, and It is thought the balances
will show n profit OF $1,000 on the en-
tire AFFAIR. The ladies VIII serve an oy-
ster supper and an interesting evening
is expected.
Benwood lodge, A. o. U. W.. installed
It's officers at HerTick's hall last night,
after which the members enjoyed a fine
spread on the banquet board.
The teachers OF Union district will
meet here tomorrow afternoon and
evening, in the first monthly session Of
the new year.
Work has been resumed on the COM
pietton of the Riverside brick asch at
BOggs' run.
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Two Checker Matches,

This evening" on the South Side, tho
Bollslre and South Side checker clubs
play the second series Of their match.
In the FIRST series the Bcllulre boys won
m overwhelming victory Tonight
tho Wheeling players WIN make des.
Derste effort TO redeem themselves.
Tomorrow evening, Gcorg Kaiser, Of
tho Big Four champions. plays fye
members Of the Young Mems club. NJ
hsilalrc. DR. A. G.. Beetham. Frank
Pine y. p Workman, Martin Gown
ana Z. E. Lewis,
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Motherapd paughter Fatally Burned.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Jan. 11.-Mrp.
Mary Theobold, hfty-elght years old,
was burned to death and her daughter.
Lucinda, aged twenty-eIght, was fatally
burned, at their home in this city, to-
day. Miss Theobold was filling lamp
in front Of a stove. An explosion fol-
lowed, setting fire to her clothing. In
attempting to save her daughter, Mrs.
Theobold's clothing took fire and be-
fore assistance arrived she was burned
to death.
Mrs. Theobold is the widow of the
late Edward Theobold, for many years
cashier of the Farmers Bank Of Ken
lucky, at Frankfort.
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cTocKHoLpERs, MpETlNa.
GENERAL NOTICES.

-NToTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
IN at the annual Stockholders meeting
Of the Wheeling Corrugating Company, a
state OF WesS Virginia. to be held at the
oiilce of the company, in the city Of Wheel
ing, in the state of West Virginia, on the
3Sd day Of January. 1900, resolution Will
be offered increasing the authorized mum;
company from fifteen hundred u,50Ol
shares or the par value Of one hundred
dollars (Sl00.OO each TO hfty thousand
(6O,OO) shares Of the par value OF one hun.
ALEX. GLASS.
de26 Stockholder.
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shipwrects on Japanese Coast.

VICTORIA, B. c.. Jan. 11,-Advices
by the steamship Empress, of Japan,
tell of fierce storm sweeping the jap
anese coast on December "a, by which
thlrty-hve 3unks were lost while being
lowed from Osaka to Kobe. and III
persons persisted. A tidal wave accom-
panied the storm. by which Al lives
were lost. hL
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Hotsl Combine in columbus.

COLUMBUS. O., Jan. 1.-THE Column
bus Hotel Company was incorporated
to-day with capital stock OF 100000.
The company will operate the three
leading hotels OF the city. the Chiffon
den, Nell and Great Southern. W, s.
Sailor will be the general manager Of
the new operating company.
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National building Trades Council

MILWAUKEE,, wis, Jan. 11.-At to-
days session of the National Building
Trades Council the report OF the com
mlttee on constitution, which provides
for changes lessenlng the power Of the
national officers in control Of the In
ternationaI aNalrs OF the organization
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Editors Awful Plight.

II. NJ Higgins, Editor Seneca, dlls)
News. was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until
he tried llucklen's Arnlca SAlve, He
writes two boxes wholly cured him,
RS the surest Pile cure on earth and
the best sRlve In the world. Cure guar
nntced only "a cents, Sold by Logan
Drug Co., druggists.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

...... Are not made b. chance nor can
800. they ever in any material Be made
,,... at small expense A competition
$500. for chSapneSs and not for cxe6l-
lencs OF workmanship, is the most
frequent ana certain cause OF the
rapid uOeay and entire destrue.
....'. ZION OF @rtn a"u 'ne"u,AusuEe-'
..., For best (which 10 the eheApeSO
work, the Intelligencer Job Prlnt-
...... ing ONCE Is the place to go,
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The Preaident slavo 70 Catarrh.

The President Slave to cntnrrh.
p IT sample. President OF Samples
InstaImcnt Company, Washington. Pa,
writes: For years I was afflicted with
Chronic Catnrrh. Remedies and treat
ment by specialists only gave me tenn
porary relief, until was Induced to
use DR.. Agncw's Catarrhal Powder, II
gave me almost instant relief, aud has
proved the one good thing in my case.
Sold by charles r. Goethe, Twelfth and
Market atTeels.-I
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AssTaNEE's SALE.
a ssiGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
"A PROPERTY = HUSCRoFT BROS.
GREENERY

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
"A PROPERTY = HUSCROFT BROS.
GREENERY.
BY virtue of deed Of assignment made
By J. c. Huscroft. W. A. HuscEon and
". q. HuScroft Grading A. Huscroft
Bros.) to the Undersigned assignee, dated
the 18th day of September, 1899, and re-
corded in the clerks otine Of the county
court Of Ohio county In Deed OF Trust
Book No. Is, page Gil. will on
THURSDAY, JANUARY, IS. 1900,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said day.
sell on the premises. In the Peninsula add
ton to the city OF Wheeling, at public
auction all the following property, to-wit:
A certain leasehold for greenhouse pur.
poses. for the term Of ten years ana six
months beginning on the LIST day Of April,
1897, and ending on the 10th day. Of septem-
Der, 1901, TO the ten lots numbered from
81 TO 40 inclusive in the Peninsula addition
TO the city Of Wheeling, laid out by Row
& Bauer. rs shown upon the plat Of said
addition recorded in said clerks once in
Plat Book No. !. page -.
This sale including all privileges and
being subject to all conditions provided In
said lease, including the payment to the
lessor Of the sum Of $Sl.25 on each first
day Of January, April, July and October
hereafter until the expiration Of said term.
Also all buildings, green houses erected
upon said lots or any OF them, and all
boilers, pipes frames, glass, pots, iurni.
ture and one wagon situate upon said lots
or any Of them; formerly owned by the
Huscrott Bros and used by them In con.
nection with their business az florists
Said property will be sold as q whole
or in parcels, as may be deemed most ad-
VantAEeOus TO the trust
TERMS OF SALE--One-thl or "a much
more OF the purchase money as the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay in cash on the
day OF sale the balance. u any, In two
equal instRllments OF six and twelve
months, with interest on the deferred In
Etallments from the day OF sale the prin.
cipal aud interest OF said deferred install.
ments to be secured to tho satisfaction Of
the undersigned assignee.
JESS McCAUSLAND, Assignee.
s, D. BOYCE, Attorney.
c. g. GREER. Auctioneer. jRG
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

no THE VOTERS.
hereby announce myself a. q candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor in the Country District, subject
to the party primary election.
respectfully solicit your support
mw&t-Ia1 ROBERT ANDERSON.
desire TO announce to the RepnDilcaln ~
Of Ohio County, that am q candidate i9E
County Assessor, Country District Of Ohio
County at the primary election.
Your support Is respectfully solicited.
TAI LESTER SMITH.
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DgBLlc sAI.R on All EHcELI my
fsfu, WldnlI 3ayi ilHgsyy. ~ -. q
70 .. m, On pfoml1o9. s. miles from short
Greek station; l0i-1ero farm; wei Watorodi
coed selection o. young Fruits; church and
school handy. n gopA etRta q cultivation;
coal unsmenmhefed. Terms easy, ]. u
Ho90. ialIe
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ron SALE.

NoPPER COMPANY STOCK FOR
y SALE UP TO JANUARY lS, 1900. THE
VIRGINIA COPPER COMPANY, OF
THIS CITY. 10 issuing and selling stock
at g CENTS per share OF the par value
Of 3l.W each, but by resolution Of the de
rectorg, the price Of same II 70 be .
CENTS per share on and after the 18th
day Of January. 1900. THE STOCK 10
NON-ASSE6SABLE, and the directory
and officers " the company. with one or
two exceptions, reside IN this city, and are
well known and reputable business men.
An Investment in this company will, Il 10
fully believed. bring very handsome RE-
turns, and information just received from
Graham county, Arizona. where the com.
pany'B mines are located, IL Of the most
encouraging character. A mine immedi-
ately adjoining our property has Just un-
covered a vein Of copper and gold ore rum
ming $3.50 to the ton, and Is producing about
5000 clear per day. FULL 1NFORMA-
TON, PRoSPECTus, etc. Will be cheer
fully given on application to A, r..
FAULKNER, Secretary, Masonic Temple,
Wheeling. West Virginia. tGe
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c.TocKHorpERs, MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the lntellIgencer Publishing Company
will be held at the office Of the company,
No, q Fourteenth street. Tuesday, Janu,
o'clock D. M, for the purpose OF electing
a board Of directors and the Transaction
Of any other business that may come be-
lN a. sHeln' JOHN p. GLASS. Secretary.
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BEEcHAMs PILLS for stomach
and Liver Ills.
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REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

wANTED-dood Mortgage Loan on City
and County Real Estate.
SSgS Tor lot on Lind street.
SJS0 for lot on East McColloeh strestf
.s3SS for lot at Park View.
$S6o for lot 25xloo. Wood street South
M 1, ssS II 900, 400 and $3.50 for lots and
h,iiiSinR sites IN Pleasant Valley.
$3.50 FOR s-roomed house and lot, South
az for two-story brlek dwelling and
lot, North Main street, veFy best location.
~ 800 and 5000 each for two brick dWells
inc" and LOT on Fifteenth street.
RI 40 for 6.Foomed frame dwelling, lot 80
by 100, corner Thlrty-tourth ana Chapiine
500 for brick residence and lot on Fiji.
teenth street;
c. A. SCH,AEFER & CO.,
Telephone No. NI
Corner Fourteenth aud Market stroete.
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sroCYHoIpERs' MEETINGS.
1TocYgoLDDRs' MEBrING.

2 STOCKHOLDERS MEBIlNa'
The annual meeting Of the steekholderS
Of the Provldent Life Insurance company
al The ofiice Of the company, No. 1915 Mar
ket street, Wheeling, W. Va, at p. M.
for the election Of directors ana any other
business that may como before them.
THos. @. JENhSlNs.
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Last nights games resulted in All AlIkes
winning three straIght from Ken!nores.
Carroll Club 1sar,,a.

lHplTe-Elhnkey.
Scorers-Remke and Nolte.
To-niEht-oceolas vs.. Wheeling.