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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-20
MEDIUM STEPHENS DEFENDED
By a Chicago Man Who Has Attend

By a Chicago Man Who Has Attend
ed His Services.
To the Editor of the Intelligencer.
SIR:--I have been interested in the
articles which have appeared in your
paper during the past week, in regard
to spirit return and spirit communion.
regret that some people are so ready
to write about and condemn something
they have not thoroughly investigated,
and know so little of.
have made q thorough investiga-
ton Of the phenomena. and am per-
fectly satisfied as to the truth and real
ity Of spirit return and communion.
have attended many seances. con-
slsting of different phases, and have
conyersed with many OF my departed
friends have heard equally as intel
ligent conversations and lectures given
by those In spirit life as / have ever
heard from any pulpit or lecture plat
form, and It has been my privilege to
listen to many Of the most noted
preachers OF the United States and
England.
II the gentleman who wrote OF the
messages received would only honestly
investigate the phenomena, he would
ne OVeTWuelIuliEly SollhlACHN VI IT'S
truth, and be able TO give an intelligent
account OF a seance, and would realize
that he had known little or nothing Of
the grand truth Of spirit return.
Had he or any Of US many dear
friends on board a disabled vessel,
floating helplessly at sea, would we not
hail the least message with Joy, II Il
brought news Of their safety?
With how much more appreciation
should we receive n message from the
spirit world which informs us of the
safety and happiness OF those who
have gone before US. not for n brief So
journ. but for eternity?
have attended naturalization
seances, where there were twenty-five
to thirty spirit forms materlalized, and
have seen four or five forms Mt the
same time, feeling their hands on my
head very distinctly before the form
was visible. then floating down from
near the ceiling to the floor in front Of
me, placing their hands on my head
and conversing with me, and then de-
Undertaking. at my feet, This occurred
in mellow light, and was witnessed by
fifteen or twenty very Intelligent peO-
pie, occurring under strict test condl-
lions, and there was no possible chance
for fraud.
/ know Mr.. Stephens to be a perfect
gentleman and genuine medium.
1 enjoy the seances us I always have
the class or prayer meeting, and regard
them more sacred as they bring us In
touch and communion with our spirit
friends.
The sweetest music ever listened to
was played by those in spirit life, and
on different instruments.
The floating guitar played by Mr.,
Stephens is something wonderful.
have known It to come and touch al.
most every one IN the circle, also float
ing near the ceiling, and touching IL
and at the same time playing without
missing note.
II you have the space and care 10
print this In Justice to Mr.. Stephens.
would be pleased to have You do 30
And as I have only written fartE, Vnm
may use my name.
Chicago, March II. ~"
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AMusRMFNTs.
nunele Josh sprueeby.n
posure.

From the opinion Of the press
throughout the state, the Uncle Josh
spruceby" company is composed Of
people of ability and merit. The play
is story of New England life, and
while written for laughing purposes,
has serious vein running through 1t.
A number of specialties are introduced
and special scenery is used to show of
the wonderful scenic effects. The rea-
listic saw mill scene is a striking illus
tration OF stage craft. The band and
orchestra accompanying the company
is composed Of high-class musicians.
The parade takes place at noon. The
company appears at the Grand the last
half OF this week.
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.

Two Prisoners Make an Attempt to
Escape from the Marshall County
Jail, and One succeeds-The Other
Wounded.
Yesterday morning about 4 O'clock s.
M. Cunningham. jailor Of the Marshall
county jailat Moundsville, was awaken
ed by noise in the hall of his resi-
dehce. witch is a part OF the same
building and Connected with the jail, he
descended the stairs to ascertain the
cause Of the disturbance and saw man
standing near the hall door. Thinking
burglars were In the house, he went
back to the bed room and got his re-
volver.
When he again appeared upon the
stairway the man was NOT to be seen
where he left him. but he heard noise
in the kitchen, and caught the glimpse
OF man gliding through the door lead
ing into the. kitchen. He opened are az
once, firing four shots, the balls all
striking the casinE OF the door.
While tha firing was going on the
men (for there afterwards provee to be
tive. of theml had broken large win
dow pane With a chair ana made their
escape into the alley below the jail.
Cunningham saw the last man disap-
pear through the window, and running
to the window fired another shot at
him us he was disappearing around the
corner. He heard the man moan and
knew that his shots had not gone wild.
All this time the jailer had not the
slightest idea that he was shooting at
one of the laI inmates, but supposed 1t
to be a bryglar, However, he soon dis
covered that Martin Cogley, lunadc
from Benwood, and John Jackman,
serving thirty days sentence from the
same town. were both missing. The
two men. together with another insane
man, were confined in the cells over the
kitchen.
In the floor Of the apartment was an
opening about 12x14 inches formerly
used as a register, but had been tenn
porarily covered by boards. which they
had pried on and passed down to tho
kitchen, falling on the cooking range.
Cooley after being shot through tho
left arm above the elbow, made his way
to the Parish House, where he was
taken in and remained until morning.
Jackman, 1t is supposed. made good his
escape, for he has not been heard OF
since. Cooley was taken back to jail
early in the morning by oficer Still
well, where the wound was dressed by
Dr. /. N. Houston. During the after
noon he was taken to the hospital at
Glendale, where thorough examina-
ton and search for the ball was made
by Doctors Houston, Mcdonald and
Smith. The ball, which had badly shat
tered the bone of the arm, failed to
pass through. and could not be located.
Amputatlon may be necessary.
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spending to IN alarm of fire. A NUM-
her OF these modern powerful fire fight
Ing machines come laundering down
the street at terrific speed and APP
enlng manner as to produce spectacle
that viii not soon be forgotten by
those fortunate enough to see It. Also
the rescue scene that follows showing
the arrival at the fire and the firemen
resculng woman and child from the
burning building that Is wrnpt in
flames and smoke. The scene is Inn
pressive and awe inspiring and so in
tense that one feels like cheering the
brave firemen and tell them to hurry
or they will all be lost. 1t is so realistic
as to make one forget that 1t 10 only an
animated picture, but q scene in real
life.
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SOCIETY.

A delightful solree-muslcale has been
arranged for this evening at the home
Of Mrs. sarah Adendel. Of Twelfth street.
to which the community at large, inter
ested in foreign missions, IS cordially
invited to be present. A magnificent
programme Of vocal and instrumental
music and recitations win begin prompt
~ at s O'Clock. The performers, recog-
nized as worthy OF a distinguished
hearing, are: Mrs. Charles o. ROemer.
Mrs, Edwin NJ. Ho4 y Miss Annie
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No Reaection Intended.

Come OF the Intelllgeneer's readers
who appreciate the hard work done by
leading Dewey bay" workers, fear
the humorous account of the visit Of a
Hancock county man to Wheeling on
that occasion, which was printed yes
terday. might be construed into re-
Asctlon upon those gentlemen. This is
an assumption which the Intelllgencer
hastons to assure It's readers was not
intended.
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FOR SALE
REoErvER,s SALE.
SALE OF cAgs sgT AND nusrAR'

GALE OF cATsup AND NUsTAD
~ MILL.
The sickness Of ar. J. ". Hunter ~ 4.
ING neceslltated the winding up O
9Llaira OF the ]. ". Hunter Conpa5y,
wheeling, Wost Virginia, tho undsLsS,
outhority duly conferred on hi i,n, y,
oiter Tor sale at public auction a. ~ y. \,
TORY building OF said company, In tAeuV
OF wheeling, W, Va, for cash, on
TUESDAY, The 18th DAY OF No
VENEER, A. D. 1873,
commencing at o'clock p, m, ne
OF said company. which IS In ~ Is 4,
condition. embracing machsaoFy y.
manufacture Of tomato casup, ~
mills OF wet mustard. one hydrapilss. ~
and twelve Founders fer tho nAnu,,S,...
Of ROY mustard. mustard on or ,.-s
oil, steam engine, boiler, saftlng, ps,s
ETC., materials manufactured, un n
thctured or in process Of mnnutact1 -
lease Of said factory property, ~. y. n
rental under said lease from the W W n
MS purchase, and all other assets 9 " =
company. excepting debts due II o. ~, " !.
ceivcr and money OF his trust ID uSS.,'i
oeiver'8 hands, Such plant has 3 ra ~ n
switch and Is admirably situated. x,
NOntory and full Information al
property TO DO sold will be mailed q -
cant. and an inspection Of the pt0ps'"
Ocie.m 7. u. pARRAH, Rseslz,A
The above sale has been postpon,eeSs, u
Tuesday, November Is, 1880, az oo l,S.s
m. Il. NJ. DARRAH, RECEIVE
Tho above sale Is adjourned until ~
day, December 10. 1899, at 2 O'CLOCK =
at place above selected, o,ypAH
uOss-des-ls-ls = ~ Received
Tho above sale Is adjourned until IN ~
day January l6, 1900, at same Ip lllfp
'' dSs5-,n : NJ DN Ris''s'i7'f.
Above sale ls.adjourned until T n ma
February %, 1900, at Same time am
,so,m T. NJ RtSecSslvit.
The above sale is adjourned " wa :
Tuesday, March 20, 1900, at 2 o'elV'" =
M, and at the same place. ,,u
7. NJ. DARRA,h,,.,
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The first of the series of literary lee
lures by DR.. o'Hara was given yester-
day afternoon at Mt. de chantal aead-
envy. The topic was Charles Dickens
and His Work" The lecturer captiva-
ted his hearers by the charming and
pleasing manner in which he treated
the subject. Tho other lectures of the
series are looked forward to with de-
light.
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One Of the thrilling scenes that will
be presented at the Opera House, Fri
day and Saturday, March % and "a,
with special 10 and 25 cent matinee
Saturday, by the Lyman II. Howe
Moving Picture Company, win be the
Boston Hofseless Fire Department re-
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ATTEND the Ideal OIL Painting auc-
ton sale. now going on at 1923 Market
street. opposite postofiice. Every one
a work OF art. They will not last long.
Come at once and get a bargain. Sale
every afternoon and evening.
]. c. HERVEY,
Auctioneer
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ms EFFECT GOOD.
The Accident to the Polb Friday Night
zas Cleared tsss
Of ALL gNCERTAINTY

IN Regard to Emergency Cases Being
Cared fcr Promptly Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners Instructs County
Physicians to Answer Accident
Calls and TO Have the injured Per-
SON Placed IN the Hospital.
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Shaw, Miss Sue N. Caldwell, Miss Fan
ME Petrle, Miss Stella croclkard, MISS
Gertrude Robinson. Miss Anna Nickel
vey Miss Mary Lewis, Mr. Robert Oar
rah and Mr.. william Hin. A silver Of
fering viii be taken at the door. The
entertainment is for the benefit of the
Foreign Missions socie+y of the United
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. fancy of the
Island. handsomely entertained at din
ner and cards last evening, in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Booth. Q.
Texas.
Mrs. James B. Mckee and Mrs. James
Vance Dlcksy entertain the North Main
Street Euchre Club, this afternoon, at
the Mckee home, North Main street.
Mrs. Kate Caldwell, of Ennis, Texas,
who has been spending the winter with
her sisters. Mrs. George Kennard Me
Mechen, OF Pleasant Valley, and 3lrs.
Mary Good, of Fourteenth street. was
called home yesterday evening by tel
egram announcing the death OF a
grandchlid-
Tickets Cor Thursday evening at the
Opera House. when Professor George
NJ. Delbrugge viii present his dancIag
classes in the beautiful spectacular
operatta Aurora" go on sale Wedhes-
day, and will go OF with a rush. This
promises to be one Of the finest local
talent arfalrs ever given in the city.
The executive committee of the
woman's Musical Club, meets at the
residence Of Mrs. George B. Caldwell,
this afternoon.
Last evening. at their home on YER
mont street, Island, Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Pieper celebrated the twentieth an
niversary Of their marriage. Many
presents were received by the happy
couple. A splendid repast was served.
Among those present were the follow
ing: Rev. and Mrs. L Allinger, Rev.
ard Mrs. August G. WIncher, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. R. Meinhard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ. wincher. Mr.. and. Mrs. Charles
Neumann, Mr.. and Mrs. John Neu-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. John Trieber, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. voelSer, Mrs. Anna
stephans, Mrs. Rose Gown. Mrs An
M Muhleman, MrH. A. P. Metzner Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pieper, Miss Bessie
voelker, Mr.. and Mira. 2. R. Metzner.
During the evening the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pleper was baptized by
Rev. L. Allinger. receiving the name
Sarah Anna.
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To INSPECT the Jail.

Yesterday, Judge Hugus, of the cir
cult court, appointed ]. n. Butts,
Harry Hlbberd and DR.. W. II. McLaln
committee to make the annual I'M
apectlon Of the county fail.
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REAL ESTATE
....FOR RENT.

Nine-roOmed dwelling. with bath. In.
dry, attic. hall, furnace, with gIS NJ
electric light; large lot; fronts o. n.
tiOnal rro0d, at Leatherw0od.
Six oomed house, both gases, bath ~
hall. No. 0 South York 81.
six-r9omed house g. South BrOadnS
Seven rooms; bath. No. ZOE South re,
street.
Five rooms on South chapllne St; In
and nice.
Farm, eleven acres; four roOned haV,
possession April !.
Slx-roomed house, No. q Florida Il,
both gases; rent, SIS
Store room and second and third don.
No 22l5 and 22i7 Market St. rent ~
cheap; possession April !.
FiVe-roomed house, No. q South IN
St: rent Sll,
Three font ofilce rooms, No. III Va
St.; very desirable,
MONEY TO LOAN ON PRoPERTI.
ROLF & ZANE,
Telephone go. % Fourteenth
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THE RETALIATION.
County Board Acts on Washington
District Applications.
THEN ADJOURNS TO MEET

After the State Boards Meeting,
which Begins April B. The Re-
suits Of the one-Day Session We're
Not Made Public, and win be Held
Back Until All the Districts Have
Been Acted Upon.
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Our bargains for this week win be
two secondhand pianos. both Of which
are in first class condition. either OF
which will be. sold at less than factory
price. F. W. BANNER co.
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"stroneest In the World"
THE EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,

100 Broadway, New York.
WHY has the Equitable more assurance
in force in Wheeling than any other
company?
WHY has the Equitable more assurance
in force in West Virginia than any
other company?
WHY has tho Equitable more assurance
In force In the United States than
any other company
WHY has the Equitable more assurance
In force In the entire world than any
other company?
BECAUSE the Equitable offers more alb
Bolute security TO make good Its
promises than any other company.
BECAUSE Hhrewd men consider security
OF paramount Importance In a con-
tract which may run for 10 or 20
years.
BECAUSE the Equitable is tho only com.
pany which has averaged s., 000,O 900
n year In Dividends to pollcy-hold-
ers for the last six years.
BECAUSE the Equitable pays death
claims more promptly than any
other company.
BECAUSE tho Equitable offers the public
more liberal and attractive policy
contracts than any other company
BECAUSE tho best business men consider
the Equitable the best company in
which TO carry their assurance,
It costs nothing to
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0ASToRrA,
Beam Tho Hl@ Kind You llln llNaIs Bought
'..s :, MxH4z1z6l
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No. 100 Virginia gtreet...........".isl
No. q North York street..............RI
No. 80 Fourteenth street..............ai
No. 81 Sixteenth street. .............,....-
No. 1872 Market street, store room. & 1
No. 81 Sixteenth street. first fioOr... q 1
sat" FOR SALE.
No. 20 Sixteenth street, S-StoTy lid
store room and 10 rooms.
No. Is Maryland street.
No. q Maryland street.
No. SO Main street.
No. ~ Main street.
Lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
New house on South Huron stTe0t.
No. go North Front street.
No. IS Seventeenth street.
No 1874 Nineteenth street-n,iN
Lot east end Nineteenth street, Q ~
front--$eOo
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Mr.. and Mrs. James B. fancy, of the
Island. handsomely entertained at din
ner and cards last evening, in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Booth, OF
Texas.
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The above sale has been postpone. s Va
Tuesday, November Is, 1880, az oo l,S.s
m. 4. NJ. DARRAa, Reoe'''''
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Mrs. James B. Mckee and Mrs. James
Vance Dlcksy entertain the North Main
Street Euehre Club. this afternoon, at
the Mckee home, North Main street.
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....FOR RENT.

Telephone %. . Fourte.a,A.
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The above sale Is adjourned until IA a,
day, December 10, 1899, at O'CLOCK
at place above selected. ,pAH
rooa. ,os,,,o T. NJ DA RFSeSccly's
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ADVICE TO MoTHERs

Are yen disturbed at night and broken
oi your rest by 8 sick child suffering snc
crying With pain OF cutting teeth9 II 81
send ut once aud get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoes, resui
Istes the stomach aud bowels. cures wind
collie. soitebs the gums, reduces infsms
tion. and gives tone and energy to the
~hole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
o the taste aud is the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest snd best female physicisu
,od nurses 10 the United States and 10 for
sale by oil druggists ,hrous hout the world
price Is cts bottle.
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SIS The c.,d slah .tli m.sa 9Th Mo
Ettsl Csptitsh.n 60 Meps.y r.ri
Raswir eatree.,ias a. Aboultsn
st.sia o u % Ts~stsy svstiss
r.h CD.
IN. r.. sesrvoes Esossrsli oi
tIreStiyr, n j. waited Dr. y l. Wynss
its v@t
-B.issa 10 esuirs visist eioihins 81
greatly rstsess prices. Bead bis pee %
ssiisnet,.
The Masses Hssslo, vbo have beer
tssiiins Ma j. W. BerEsit 10 hutissd,
ts,s ntpfbs5 tons.
n oolvis 10 esttirs The ice en fse
iory poSd. Iiis rs,y clear sad asssnfss
ivssif isehes 10 ttistne.
Il A Dolrt. yell tro.e b,rs b.
no'ea iron sor,b Bsasisstoa 10 Hssi
voos. Mes Jspsy. where be 10 fofsnsr
10 . soo3sorhirs @snnisotory.
Reed H.. u. Il w.tson's ss,eriise
msn, Of DR. ssDcbes oiydouor Some OF
oar e,i sss bsvs received bspsGi by tbis
trestmsrt s1d 10 10 10, sIptpsi,s
While .k.,iss 90 f.eioty pond 90
Saturday. Arthar D.,. escaped What
might have proved seiioa. itiarg. Toe
boy tried 10 lamp the bsrbed sire fence
sbioh sunoaets ihs upper part Of the
pond, .h.S be slipped. f.lIins CO snd
hsnsiag setoss The sire. Al Though bic
clothes sets literal. torn 10 sbreds, be
himself escaped without scratch.
The Rev George W Morrow, Seere
lsry Of The An,l.S.looo Ls.gos, addressed
. meeting 10 bebsli 81 the society, ., The
Baptist church 90 frldy evening last.
D.pite the lnelemency Of the sestbet
lair sixsj snditnce cas- present aud mani
tested some Interest 10 the vork. Mr.
Morros ell rsturn on fridsy, Feb. is
md tshs sseps to~srd organizing . branch
II tue Lssus 10 this plsoe.
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Gs.rs.ol oaAis.oi

Remember that name shen ven usnt
'ehciou., sppsiizins. noutstins food
iriet 70 take TIE plsee Of coffee. Sold b,
Ill srocer sad liked by oil Who h.ve nssc
g. Grsip.o is nsde Of pare srsis. II sid,
digesiioo and strengthens the nerves Il
/. Dot . .iim nlsti bat tssltt baiider aid
the children ~ well ~ the sdnlis c.t
arint "a siIh sres, ber,al Co.is sbon,
"a - % ueh ss coffee i2s and 25c. per
package. Ash yoar grocer tor 6raI-o
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ttss'f tats. meat 81 the scs kcpses sf0ani
ihs siritHg bsins SLED from there .lss
sfnFsflCf assiity otiss

The uotup sas acct sfeciivs rsrr lar
COT siips,ias tta ~ lives upsbiss its
isnnas iilsi, pile teoss - u. Wths Lat
lie Es,iy Bl.afs JH whiprls Mssebrs
tar Ctbirt. A. II Psiiiboss Manchester
Deput
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While there is lie there is hone

| ! was iils,sd With cstasrh; could ne
thtr tisie nor smell sad could hear bu
little. E'y's Crssm B,m cured it, Mai
Gus q Shsu'z, R,busy, N. j,
The Balm reached me safely and The
effect is surprising. My son says the
6rst spplic.'i IN gave decided relief. Res
pectiully, Mrs Frankliu Freeman. Dover,
n. H.
The Balm does not irritste or csnse
sneezing. Sold by druggists q. 80 cts or
mailed by Ely Brothers Sc Warren st.,
New York
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pAscHE rrR pnor

Harry L,~retcs m.ds bi, people Z
short Welt l.s, week,
Bertbs Ander,ou Is stopping with
Mrs John Mtfal
The westhet /, ans Tor the young
peopls Who ct Joy ,kstins.
Mrs Henr, Lons I'D inisn' 500 sre
visiting rels'iyss 10 !nndstove.
Mr.. +. G Wilder Of E,st Arlinston
IL iu tosn Tor day or two. lie formerly
Vas 10 . restaurant 10 the railroad ttsti1n
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo Willisns we're in
town Saodsy, q, Mr.. Wilii,m uisks.
-Cbsrles Curtr. Who bss been home
Tor short time. 10 anticipating trip TO
| Cubs.
The C.rd CIub mtets sitb Miss
Cunningham 1t Manchester usIt Mondsy
evening.
Bert Hicks, who has petition 10
South Salisbury, spends bis Sundays 81
bis fsthcrs
Chsiles T.yicr OF Bepbiot ten was 10
town i..i week. hs,los come up 10 stteud
the fup,rsl OF bis ceutir, Mr. Wilbur Tsy
lor
Miss Cofs l. mpsor, VITO Tor the two
past year, hes been keeping house for
her brother, left Tor Melrose last week to
be Il srrisd. Her iotore bome will be 10
Nov. Scot's
The heavy tsll Of snow Monday night
made our lumbermen happy and they sfe
oil improving the opportunity 10 get 10
their logs Louis Dofresne bss . large
stock OF sawed lumber at bis S,ist,op
mill which he is drawing 10 - fast 81 pos
sibIe.
The SD nsvs came Mondsy Of the
death OF Miss Msmie Hszsn st Shirley
village, Mas Her mother is . sister OF
Horscs LaSrepce and che ives the only
daughter. She VS. eussscd 10 be msrried
TO Tbomss .Hesl' Of this plscr, uho vent
last week 10 visit her. hsvins been notified
Of Der ilIne.', She vss highly esteemed
by oil Who knew her. Sto ws III but
short lime, death btios cause BY sppendi
,i,is.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-01

Representative Foes, formerly OF Frsnk
lilo, sho represents Chicago district ia
congress. bss slrssdy taken ebsrse Of the
committee 90 naval sh.irs 80 its sctins
sbslrmsn and Is IN sking 30 eIcellent i'm
preston ss the Temporary successor Of
Captain L. uisile OF M,ios Is the bead
Of thai con nittse.