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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

or THE INTERIOR.
Washington. ID c.. June "a iss-seaisd
proposals for furnishing material and
aepr required In tho construction OF a
nv addition 10 the State fenitcntiary
N'lcing AZ Waila wsiiA, Washington,
WI b. received az the Department OF
Ne Interior untli o'clock y. m. Mon
day, August 9Th. inn, al which time they
w he opened In the presence OF such
uddeff - may he In attendance A
"ffihed check Tor the per cent. Of the
'sfkfcxate amount OF the bid must ec-
t.wrsns each proposal. Blank forms
" proposal embracing spectnra ttonr and
epnslitsous FOR the work may be obtained
tfa,l Application ~ the Department. or
e Air frneat Lister. COMMISSIONER OF
t~hlr Institutions. Tacoma Washing.
20 Mr. J n Catrun. Warden state
IzSitenuary, Walla WaiiA. Washington.
rntfe drawings showing details may
s'-e - Inspected The rtght u reserved
y .siect any and all BIDS. r. A Hitch
rfeh, SrtfetarY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28
SEATTLE q EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EvERETT AND EDMovp'

SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMoNDs
Time card-I,eavss seattle a m. Z, m.
$50 .. N. ard T:is .. m
Three round trips daily. except Sunday
connecfions-Ai Seattle with The staan-
cr Flyer for Tacoma. AZ Everett with the
steamer Mikado. for snohomish and With
Monte cristo and way stations
Colman dock. Seattle, Merchants dock
Everett. Telephons- Seattle. Red IA
THE gAyoTrT re q = MAUI n5. STEAMER "a
Has now resumed her regular run b.
tween Seattle, Everett, Anacorte-. Fair
haven and Whatcon. daily except satur-
asy n y 2; n rom fsslsr ~hart :.
just from the banda of the Ebipwfl9At.
machinist and decorator. and in splendid
conditions Tor this season's business
The travelling public can nov be assured
freight. this State" being the only daily
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO,
Phone, Main bi7. Yeslsr wharf
FoR ASAcoRTEH. rAIRHAvEv.
GsoRoE 3 STARR iesvss Central dock.
Ard Priaays. Returning. leaves whaicora
At Z p, ma Tuesdays. Thursdass ard Sat.
Ia o CONFER Mh.RHr sss aap sln niiA1ks s
leaves Central dnck. Seattle daily at
= N. except Sunday. Returning leaves
IA Conner az .. M except sunfaya
touching at E1mDpda. ftinfon. Browns
pusBs. Langley. Cpupe@fils. San de FurA.
Oak Harbvr. Ltsaindy and Ia Conner
Ia CONNER TRADING A. TRANaPOR
TATfoS CO. Owners Telephone. Main
III
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGToN ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying u. =. Mail
Leaves city dock Al ts1 a. m ter fort az
Bsaa Pssinf. Pleasant Beach. BYesnerton,
r'nstea States navy yard. Sidney. Charles
ION T'raryton. Chico and silserttai< Re.
turning. leaves sidney .. m. Eremerton
Lilly, BooARpCs A co, Axsnta
Telephone, Main 81
Fare Port Orchard points. 30
PORT TOWNSEND. San Juan ISL
ANDS AND WHAT,OM ROUTE
sTEAMEE LYDIA THGMpHo<.
Carving Tinted States nah. lAAvss CITY
dock foot OF Main street. Sundays Tues
days and Thursdays. at u o'clock MID
ntxht fer Port Townsend San Juan isl-
ande and New WhatcoEn- Returning.
ieaves New whaicom Tuesdays. Tn4rs-
days and Saturdays a. q N. J. "
THOMPSON. Aanager-Owner. LILY. Boz
gardus q Co.. Agelts. City dock. Teis-
phone. Main 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

tHiffD STATES ENoINEERs OF
ne Portland, or. July ~ isso-sseaiei
tfrfo<ais FOE removal % teass cubic
tefas more Or less. rock dredging ~.
iehsc yarts. more or lcas. material from
- toiuinbia risef In the vicinity ~
NztafiA, Or. Will h. received herr until
~, Ausust 9, tes1 and then publicly
.ptaed Information furnished ON april.
snn- W = t-tngnit. Captain en-
%kfHkMAsrFRs DEPARTMENT.
- enrN II a. m. July ~ Tor furnish
- tfsnsportktion ffom Puget sound o.
sttel Alaska. Tor 80 tons coal ana
- ~ % No tons general merchan-
" W ROBINSON. JR.
---- ani A q N II Array
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MuLTNoMArI.
Daily. except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at y m.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Continued. a.
ACCOUNTANTS

FkANk a. MCGEE. expert and consult
M eccountant on private. corporate an<
avoiteo. ETC. errors and fraudn detect
go; unexcelled references 70l New YorI
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ACCOUNTANTS.
----->--->~------>-
FRANK A. MCGEE. expert ana eousul,-
M eccountant on private. Corporate ana
audited. ETC., errors and frauds dets Sa
Sc. unexceiled references. 7o1 New York
CHARLES B. GRANT. expert accountant.
DOCKS Of nrms. corporations. counties
detected; CONFIDENTIAL. is coiman block
1eaIue.
------------------->--------
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE.
kAiD-uP CAPITAL ..................slse 90
JAMES D. HogE Jr;, President.
!, A. general banking business transacted.
LeIers OF credit sold on all principal cities
81 the world. Special facilities for collect
ins Hritish Columbia points.
WE HAVE A BANK AT CAPE NOME.
DEXTER HORTON Z CO.. BANKERS
Founded 1870 Seattle Incorporated 1857.
Oldest hank in Washington.
Capital fulIy paid .ssoo 900
o"fpius .-s........... ........-......... lWOU
". ~. Ladd. .................... President
= 4, penny..............vice President
VI g. iI5sumer. ....-.............Me Manager
~. .TeteIzou...... Cashier
=. e. nside.-......s....Asst. Cashier
Correspondence N ali principal cit,es a
United states. Europe. China, Japan. Hs-
s snd Nosthwsst Tsrritory: Drafts issued
M - e Jmnes9, skasway. Attn. Bennett
Coilsctlons made on ali points on reason
AK %cs sssTs Of BANK OF BRITISH
THE ALASKA BANKING : SAFE DE-
NoNF cry. Alaska.
Authorized capital .............,... S5eo. 900
This company win open for business at
Nome Cfty. Alaska, OH or about June 18th
nss rs. w q So.., e, e. t:.
Ing o. gold and other vaiuables, sell e.
cnAnse' e nlr golS %a drst; ass:y sod
Assayer and General Manager.
EZRA D. PARKER, Cashier.
Seattle correspondent. Puget Sound Ma
tional Bank.
BANK. sEXTTLE. ~
Capita, paid .eooo.oo
Goldsmith ..............vice Prssidsnt
~ Y. Anksny .'.......................C Cashier
Correspondence In all the principal cities
In the United States and Europa
Gold dust bought Drafts issued on
Alaska and Northwest TerrItory.
CANADIAN BANK or COMMERCE..
Head onice. Toronto.
oa'''A' 0a'ss is vi Miliion Dollars. '''''
Seattle Branch.
II. H. NORRIS. Acting Manager.
NATIONAL BANK OF CONVERGE
TssSs.s;s general banking; business:
Il. G. Henry ACKNOWLEDGEMENT President
X X Spencer ........,-............-Cas Cashier
Safe Deposit Vault. Boxes for Rent
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Second ave and Pike ~, Capital paid IN.
100000 H. C. Neufe1der pree. u n HAY
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sKAGTT RIVER RoUTE.-steamer skaRit
Queer, MONTHLY time card

sKAGIT RIVER RouTE.-Steamer skagit
Queen Monthly time card
a. n: Thursday. July IS al "a. m: Sat
urtay. July :. at 10 a. M; Tuesday. July
Leaves Mount vernon-sunday. July
=. at $ a. m: "Wednesday, July s. at 10
a. m; Friday, July y, at l. noon. Sunday.
July - excursion TO Pass Monday, July
wood. Fir. skasit City. Mount Vernon and
Avon. Free berths when boat leaves
Mount Gun Vernon IN "a. af's srn.ss, -. ,.
at City. Dock. Telephone. Main 81 Sc
FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.
STEAMER MuLrNoMAr
Daily, except sunday: leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia al y. m.
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily, except sunday, leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at q. m.
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. soc.
round trip. Sc.
Landing at White star dock. foot Of
Spring street
Telephone. Main SIS
STEAMER popE
FOR CHARTER 70 RUN ExcuR-
CARRIES NJ PASSENGERS.
w T. GArrNER.
HOODS CANAL ROUTE.
sr Ths esR o 1dsyse y ssss Gs s
FRIDAYS. at a. M, for Kingston Point
Ne-psint. Port Gamble. ssnsor. seabeck.
way way landings Returning on alternate
days. For freight and passenger rates
apply TO agent {. E s. nlhhy dG ms.,.r
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
STEAMER MARY +, PERLEy
r. m, SUNDAYS Zoo P M for p'ess.rs
Charleston, sidney. Tracyton. Chico. ST.
verdale. Returning. leaves Siivcrdale
a. m, sidney. I:so a m. Leaves Sidney
s s:sin ~ nights at ." p M rs'spA'n''
ROUTE.
STEAMER PROSPER
Lssvs: r cy d ,os r Ss, q .: =.
Port Gamble Port Ludiow and Port
q. m, daily. Sunday leaves for Port
leaves Port Townsend for seattle dirsc;
ssrdus q Co. Agents
wHArcoM. rxiKMxvEN. ANAcoR-
Leaves City dock, foot OF Main street.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. 10
Leaves whatcom Sundays. wednesdays
and FritAys. 9 p. m.
Fare fsSr sss iq'ss sl sx. =. x...
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Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. soc:
round trip, Sc
Landing az White star dock. foot Of
Spring street
Tefephone Main AsS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

|1HE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF &c.
attic school DistrtcS No. !, at THAR Office,
D3<sive sealed proposals until 9 clock p.
y. September 7. 1900. for the construction
Senior Grammar School Building
IL areordanee with the drawings and ape
q tkis ofi,ce' or a; the sschissct.s Once
asone Corner. Now York block. Seat
bssDossls must be separate for the
(.n6ins and for the beating. and the
keefd reserves the right 10 reject any.
~ Or separate proposals.
Proposals. mast be Accompanied by q
stt,ead check fer $1,000 payable 20 the
tfasv ~ the Secretary Of the Board az
: guarantee tina, the bidder. n awarded
y, contract. will enter into a contract
sat give surety bonds for tho full amount
y he contract. LYMAN RANKs.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-11-07
The Hampton Legion.

The veterans of the Hampton Legion
me.i in the chamber of the Supreme
Court Mt the State House yesterday af-
tcrnoOn. Gen. Wade Hampton was
present and acted as chairman Of the
meeting and DR.. B. H. league of Aiken
as secretary. After being favored by
the general with many interesting Incl
dents connected with the legion the
meeting went into q permanent organ
ization by the election of Mai. II. G..
Barker of Charleston us president, p.
A. Emanuel, Esq, of Aiken, vice presi-
dent, and DR.. B. II. league secretary.
At the hesuggestion Of Col. U. r. Brooks
of the Sixth South Carolina cavalry
regiment all South Caroliniaps were in
vited to attend the annual reunions of
the Hampton Legion, which, upon res
olntion, are to be held at Columbia dur
ing falr week each year, the day and
Lour of meeting to be appointed by the
president.
1t was resolved that tho president
also appoint a suitable committee to
collect historical data Of the legion
that n complats history Of the COM
mand may be compiled.
An incident Of the legion's flag was
given by Col. Wade Manning, after
which DR.. league read sketch of the
legion printed several years ago in The
News and Courier.
The old comrades were overjoyed at
meeting again, and especially we're
they gTati6ed &c have bad their old
general with them once more. They
assured him of their constant apprecia-
lion of and affection for him. The
meeting then adjourned after many
feTvid handshakes.-IRe State, Nov. I.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-11-07
A Strange story.

A prominent Atlanta business man
told good story ON himself ut the
Aragon recently:
Years ago." said he, "when start
ed in business had as q partner one of
my best friends. We grew together
from boyhood and had always planned
to become business partners. The first
year was successful one and we laid
aside neat sum on the profit side. The
second year business was not 80 good.
don't know what got the matter with
me but the idea took possession Of ME
that my partner was looting tho con-
Germ. / had no reason for my sus-
picion, but the suspicion was there and
it gave mo no rest. would go to
sleep and dream about my partner alb
scOnding with all the available assets
and leaving me bankrupt.
Finally l could stand the torture no
longer and hired private detective to
shadow my partner. The detective
shadowed the partner for two months
and then made me written report to
the effect thut my partners life was
absolutely straight. Then l got
ashamed of myself for entertaining
such unjust suspicious and for long
while could hardly face my business
associate.
"-Aftcr awhile my partner decided to
go into business in another city and
bought him out, still feeling that had
greatly wronged him. Well, my asso-
ciate went away and two years after
wards | was Mt my desk thinking of him
and Of how had had him shadowed.
Almost unconsci0uslyI pulled open a
drawer of the desk that hadn't been
used since my partner left. ] noticed
in there an envelope marked 'confiden-
tial and addressed to my partner.
opened it, thinking it related to some
of the firms business.
what did tho envelope contain?
Well, you'll hardly believe it, but it
was a report on myself made to my
partner by the same detective / had
hired to shadow him. The idea that
was thief took possession of my part
ner at the same time that grew suspi-
cious Of him and he hired my detec-
tive to shadow me."-Atl0nta COnstifm-
fsnm
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ANDERSON S. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER T. 1900.

lasting life, we would acknowledge
Thee in all our ways, and devoutiy I'M
plore Thy direction and blessing. We
adore Thee rs tho source of our
benevolent affections, and &C all Cur
social satisfactions and comforts. We
praise Thee that Thou has ordained
for US domestic institutions. Aud we
heseech Thee TO behold with Tiny favor
and to bless these Thy servants, who
have now entered into the closest and
tendercst of oil earthly connections.
Help them to fulfil with fidelity tho
VOW and convenant which they have
made in Thy presence; that the rela-
ton i'll which they stand to each other
may not be to them state of tempta-
tion and sorrow, but Of holiness, 10y
and indissolublc love. Give them grace
to overlook each others inilrmities, to
cherish due regard for each others
virtues and good intentions, to improve
eHch others understanding and heart,
and to travel hand in hand to the end
OF life. Enable them, by preserving af-
lection, by Il worthy department and
ny united deyotions to soften to each
other the unavoidable cares of life, to
alleviate its SORROWS, to increase it's in
nocent enjoyments and to edify thei,
friends and all around them. And hav-
ing been pious, virtuous and happy ir
their connections here on earth, may
they be at last united in the realms Of
everlasting love and Bliss
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-11-07
HoW's This.

We Offer Oae Hundred Dollara rauarA am-
case of Catarrh that cannct be cured by Hallfs
We, the undersigned have known F.. Cheney
Tor the last Is years, aDd believe him perfectly
honorable In all business transactions and fnan.
their frm.
WEST TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists. Toc.lo, o.
WALpISo. kIEHAH MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gfsts, Toledo. O.
HalPs Catarrh Care is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
tho system. Testimonials cent FREQ.
Sold by Drnggists. 75c.
HalTa Family Pills'are.tbe bes..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-11-07
TgaE
lNlEN
WHO
BUY
OUR CLOTHING { | 0 ! HING

GET New, 2so55y Clothing up style and
ng made up and bought for SALE won't handle that
kind Of Clothing Won't let it into
back door Iyou want Clothing that's new, nobby np
o.date made by merchant taors Clothing that s Ccth-
ing that has the right and Clothing that carries guar
Of satisfaction your money backweve the kind
Clothes you want Come in and the Of Clothing
SELL It's net usual that you'll find such big stock to
select from You'll be pleased with the make, the it, and
the price will be less than you expected
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-25
BRIEF mENT1oNINas.
Events in and About tho City Given
IN Nutshell

s7F3Fllg tr ~ NuLsuell. gyi g5t
Matinee at the Grand this afternoon.
Opera House to-night-"king Ras-
tus." -. &
Council meets tonight in regular ses-
sion.
Grand tonight - Mccauiey- Patton
company. s..
The council committees on police and
claims are called TO meet this evening
att o'clock. II
Slstersyille has golf club with forty
members. The links are located on the
Ohio side OF the river. i,
w. H. Paul. of the Opera House band.
announces that he Is prepared to exc
cute repairs to drums on short notice.
Thursday will be board Sof public
works pay day. The amount OF the
t'pay" is as follows: Contingent fund.
sG43 10: ten-cent levy, $3.50 20.
Union Conclave No. ~, OF the Mo-
gullians, will give snack" at Arion
hall this evening. when Mr.. ". Q. Nc
Cluskey Will give q talk on his recent
European trip.
The funeral of the three-months'-o odd
child Of George Latham will take place
from the family residence at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. 1nterment Will follow
at Mt. Calvary.
The four-year-old son of Christ Wag-
ner. who resides at the head Of Twenty
second street. spilled a cup Of hot cof-
fee at the supper table yesterday and
was severely burned on the chest and
right arm.
Mr.. F. W. Blon, of the South Side, q
popular attache OF the Warwick pot
terry, 10 smiling these days over the ar
rival Of nine pound stranger at his
home. The boy and the mother are
doing well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-25
BRIDGEPORT
4. CAMBRIDGE
ELECTRIC
Line Seems Assured-A Meeting Of
the Parties Interested Held
at st.clairsville.
THE TIL ORDINANCE IS OUTLINED.
And Is to be Presented to the Capt.
tniists Interested for Their
Approval.

Yesterday afternoon, at st. Clairs-
Vile, there was a meeting of county
commissioners Of Belmont and Gucrn-
sey counties, and Of prominent citizens
Of the two counties, for the purpose OF
furthering the project to build an elac-
trio line from Bridgeport to Cam
BRIDE! a distance OF forty-eight miles,
Via the old National pike. which elm
mates all engineering difficulties from
the project.
Mr.. Stevens. of Uhrichsvllle, repre-
sentlng Cleveland and eastern capital
that Is to be Interested in the project,
was present. and stated that the road
would boi built as soon as the franchise
was passed by the county commissions
ers Of the two counties.
The franchise ordinance was prcpar-
ed at this meeting, and, provides That
after five years the company shall pay
Q rental for the use of the pike. II is
provided that the company shall keep
the'raiIs on level with the roadway.
Assurances that the commissioners
would pass the ordinance were given,
and the speedy construction of the road
seems well nigh assured.
The ordinance. as outlined at yestcr-
days meeting. is to be sent on to the
capitalists interested in the project, and
upon Its approval will be passed by the
commissioners. It is provided that the
work of construction shall begin in one
year, and must be completed within q
year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-25
JEWISH NEW YEAR
Celebrated With Elaborate Ceremo-
mics at the Synagogue Yesterday.
The Day Generally Observed by the

MES ut the synagogue eSterQQY.
The Dov Generol1v observed hy tho
Eohro,r.
,,,,.n . -. .,- -" ea' ".s ~ r 80
- : out'iu. 'ei nc ., t.'e e.''pie
80 oas. N'o' ms ine u"y "'ls &c, cen
49, SO ~ ~ '"I 'e" %" re'i.e u
~ M PaSe' " D.s'u's
being closed during the day. AT the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-25
Strikers out for Keeps.

COLUMBIA, Pa, Sept. 24.-According
( to the sentiment expressed tonight,
there will be no break In the ranks of
the striking Iron workers ut Columbia,
who to-day quit work upon the 4 at
tempted enforcement OF u reduction of
% per cert. The strike affects about
100 men and boys, employed in The
four mills Of the Susquehannu Iron and
Steel Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-25

This evening at the 1ntelllgencer cd
ilorial rooms there will be a meeting
OF the presidents and captains of the
several Republican marching clubs Of
the city for the purpose of deciding as
TO The advisability5o of holding the pro-
posed Republican field day. Considera-
pie interest has been aroused in the pro-
5eet. and II It is decided to make the
effort to uniform the clubs instead of
using only the Rough Rider hat and
cane, the affair will be arranged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-25
Washington District 1reetine.

The Washington District Republican
Club held a rousing meetlng at their
wigwam last night. In the absence Of
President James Riddle. Capt. William
Otto presided. Four Vice presidents
were elected, namely c. G. Morgan,
William Scrogglns, Dave Greer and Ed.
Ro&crs. Twenty new members wera
added TO the Rough Rider division. The
Rough Riders will have their new ut,i-
forms, and will turn out in them this
evening. A finance committee was APP
pointed. and Y was decided that the
club meet every Wednesday night dur
ing the campaign. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-25
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors


Irwin Boyd. OF Wellsburg, is at the
Stamm.
L. Goshorn is a Charleston arrival in
the city.
w. F. Clark. of Sistersville. is at the
Park hotel.
William C. Johns. of Fairmont. is at
:he Mcclure.
A. C. Hubbard. OF Wellsburg, is at
the Windsor.
S. a. Gardner of Piney. is state ar
rival at the, Windsor.
D. Dewas. of Huntington, is bust
ness caller in the city.
A. r. Watson. of Falrmont, is visit
Ing friends In the city.
Homer King. OF King. W. Va, Is call
Ing on friends In this city.
J. ]. Fall and wife, OF Clarbsburg, are
the guests OF friends here.
V. T. Clayton. OF Warrington. Is n
business caller in the city.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Zevely has returned from
business trip to New York.
Judge ]. J. jackson, OF Parkersburg.
Is autographed at the Windsor.
c., A. Snodgrass and ]. A. Tucker. Of
Tariff, are registered at the Park hotel.
]. K. Chase. of Cameron. has return
ed home, after brief visit with friends
here.
Mrs. Clara Dirsmore and Miss Emma
Russell. of the South Side, spent Sum
day in Pittsburgh.
Miss Nellie Mears. OF Cameron, was
brought TO Hnskins hospital Sunday for
rp mint FIR Htvnbpt1 fnpnr
John McCove. Z. W. Parteet. T. A.
Davey and Edward Slack. OF Falrmont,
are. stopping at the Mcclure.
MIR. John Hare. OF Tarcntum. Pa. Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. jacob Pfeffer-
mnn. of South Market street.
Miss Mary Blair, OF Steubcnvile, re-
turned home yesterday after pleasant
two weeks stay with South Side
friends.
The Misses Laura and Jennie Pfef-
fcrman, OF Pittsburgh. who have been
visiting relatives and friends In the
city, have returned home.
c.. l.. Hofncr. OF Huntington: J..
Koontz. OF New MartInsvIlle. and ]. W.
Hnnly. of Appleton, are among the
state arrivals at the Park hotel.
C. E. Norris Will leave to-day for
Southport. Maine. In response to n telc-
gram from Morgan Rhccs to settle up
the estate OF the late Joseph L. Rhecs.
Col. W. II. Exley wns attacked by n
sudden Illness at the Stamm house.. md
was removed TO the home OF his son. It
Is hoped the colonel's indIspositlon will
not prove serious.
Among the state arrivals at the
Stnmm yesterday were o. j. Morrison,
OF Ripley: Miss McCoaclc. of Sisters
VILE: S. NJ. Shriver. of Burton: II. NJ.
Bradford. OF New Cumberland, and J.
w. Paul. Of Charleston.
Jncob IIumcs, of the South Side. left
for New York yesterday. whore he will
embark for the Paris exposition. Mr..
Humcs, after visiting Pnris. will return
TO Birmingham. England, where he will
assume charge, of glass factory.
The following West Virginlans are
stopping at the Windsor; l.. C, Rilla,
Of st. MaryB; i. c. Godwcd. of Man