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ARRIVAL AT WESTON.

Rival Claims OF the DoVener ana
Campbell Workers = DOVener's
Claim of Big Majority on First
Ballot-As to Proxies.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
WESTON, w. Va. June 1.-THE con-
gressional convention special train car
rylng the Pan Handle and other dele
gates to the First district convention,
arrived here at midnight and was met
by large and enthusiastic crowd OF
delegates and local Republicans. who
Wed in their cries for DoveHer and
Campbell.
The Marshall county delegation join
ed the special at Moundsvllle and in
cluded the following: Mayor ]. c. Par-
kinson. Sheriff Doyle, George W, Hubs,
Charles w. Conner, Frank Jones. C. w.
seab1ght, Charles Sprouts, Paul Rel
del, ]. L. Hoffman, NJ, L, Parriott, Grant
stIlIwell. Postmaster Linch, ex-Mayor
Purdy, Editor j. w Burchinal. ]. C.
MARBLE and several others. The crowd
took supper at the sklnner.In Fairmont,
where there was stop OF half an hour.
An Impartial View.
Tonight the disInterpsted observer OF
the contest between Dovener and Camp
bell cannot see how the New Cumber-
land Judge can possibly muster sutIi-
Client votes in to-morow's convention
10 nominate. The Judges principal lieu
tenant, Jasper Bradley, while not Civ
ing any figures In detail. claims that
Campbell will have l2S votes on the first
ballot, which is just enough to nomi-
nate. His claims IRE secuted as rIdicu-
lpus by the Dovener people who figure
that the captain win have at least 100
majority over his opponent and very
likely more,
The Doyener men from Taylor say 1t
Will be an even split there. However.
Harmer claims Dovener will have at
least twenty-five OF the Harrison thirty.
and Mayor Parkinson says Campbell
will not get more than ten Of the Mar
shall thlrty-six. II these claims are
borne out Judge campbell's strength
will be cut into considerably
The big fight In the convention win be
ON the contest from Braxton county.
and on proxies 1t Ia claimed by some
that there Is Il precedent in COMPRESSION
nj conventions In this district that prox-
iea cannot be voted and the tall. Is that
the unwriten rule win be enforced
Councilman william Mccormick. OF
wheeling, Is working hard In the Ohio
county delegation for Judge Campbell,
and he expects to pull about twenty OF
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PITTsBURGHM. Pa, June 5-The
sidewheel excursion steamer Francis
]. Torrance, a model Of beauty, and
admitted to be the finest boat that ever
touched the Pittsburgh wharf, arrived
in port at s a. M, with all the honors
that are accorded the new craft. Whis-
ties on shops and steamboats, were
blown, bells were tolled and the entire
mill district gave the vessel n hearty
welcome.
Capt. r, NJ. Boyd, her master, who
has been on the Mouongahela river for
half century. took the boat as far
as the smithneld street bridge, to as
certain II the steamer was able to get
under. He discovered that It would
be necessary to lower the boats pilot
house in order for her TO clear the
SmIthaeld street bridge. Carpenters
will Mt once begin the work.
The steamer will leave Pittsburgh
daily ut S n. M, returning at p. M,
commencing next Saturday and viii
run as far rs Central Park, % miles
up the Monongahela river
The boat Is modelled after the steam
Ut lSl3lllu Nluttll' Vi NiItllhAAAs N4lt
largest excursion boat on western or
souther rivers, but while the Francis j.
Torrance is not as large n boat her
Punishment liz much higher and In
richness and design is admitted to be
be the equai to that Of the lake
steamers. She has three decks, n ball
room 20 by 10 feet on the second lloor.
and has eight plrlors on the third
deck. They are beautiful, the deco
ratlons In each OF them being OF the
most delicate character, The cpfc is
back Of the engine coom.. The steamer
cannot be chartered Tor private use;
only the parlors, which viii command
a stipulated amount
Captain Aaron Mclaughlin, OF Mari
eta, pIlotcd the steamer to PIttshurg.
and pronounces her fast. fine handler
and perfect in every particular, She
Is SO feet wide and 2l6 feet long, and
fits the large locks on the Monongahcla
river which are only el7 feet in
length. The general verdict OF every
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STOGIE MAKERS DEMAND
Is Giving the Manufacturers Some
Fears-The Outcome is Doubtful.
New Scale Asked for After July l.


Fears-The Outcome is Doubtful.
New Scale Asked for After July /.
The advance in wages asked for by
the Wheeling stogle makers. exclusive
ly mentioned in the Intelllgencer last
week, is stlll topic OF engrossing at
tention to the trade. The advance ask
ed for was twenty-five cents on the
present scale of 50 Is per 1000, and the
time set for It's payment was after July
l. The demand was in the nature of a
shock to the smaller manufacturers.
who claim they will have to SO out OF
the business II the new scale is paid,
but 1t is thought that it may be granted
by the firms enjoying an extensive
trade. The employees are well organized
In the National stogie Makers League,
and they number in this city 500, at
least.
The spanlsh-American war tax is co
cents on thousand stogles, and local
manufacturer said yesterday that the
price OF tobacco leaf was gong up,
which to his mind were two adverse
conditions toward paying the advance
with the present selling price OF stogles,
and he made the prediction thar Wheel
ing would lost its prestige as u stogie
town If higher wages were to be paid
here than elsewhere. According to his
estimate, the wages of his men at pres
ent average from SIG to $50 week.
The manufacturers are without an or
ganization. all efforts to securing one
in the past having ended in failures,
owing to jealousy and a sort % selfish
rivalry. One Of the leading firms has
written to all It's agents with a view OF
learning the improvement in Its trade
since the Judge Colt ruling went into
effect, in order to fully comprehend the
matter of the wage advance. Another
local stogle factory is now closed down
on account Of an accumulation OF stock.
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The members of the four local Ma
sonic lodges have arranged n moon
light excursion on the steamer Uranta
TO up-the-river points, on June 10.
which is beng looked forward to with
great pleasure by members Of the fra
(erulty. The affair promises to be one
of the leading social events OF the sea-
son, and great preparations for It are
being made. Music, dancing and
other diversions will be INDUCED In.
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the county's slxty-seven to the support
Of his candidate. However. fully four
Afths of the delegation are wearing
Dovener badges, and shouting for the
home candidate.
Campbell Not So sanguine.
Judge Campbell was seen at late
hour and asked to give last summary
OF the situation. He declined to be
committed to the prediction Of his lieu
tenant. Mr.. Bradley. that he would
have l2s votes in the convention, but
added that If there had been fair play
in Ohio county he would have had near
ly If not quite majority of the delega-
ton. He intimated that he would bring
before the convention the manner OF
the selection Of Clay districts delegates.
He denounced in vigorous terms the al
legged irregular methods employed at
the mass meeting in that district, where
he claimed nine or ten white men had
over-ridden nifty or more colored Re-
publlcans.
All the indications tonight are that
the convention will be a very warm az
fair. though 1t is conceded that Dovener
will be nominated by an overwhelming
majority. Surprise is expressed on all
sides that Judge Campbell remains in
the race. 1t is minated that some OF
Dovener's friends in the interior coun-
ties. knowing that he win have votes
plenty will throw enough votes to
Campbell to make the fight just a bit
interesting. R. NJ. A.
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Harrison Republicnns Nominnte.

Special Dispatch to the In,elligencer.
CLARKsBURG. w. Va, June s.
Republicans of Harrison county held
their convention to nominate county
officers here to-day. The attendance
was large and great enthusiasm was
manifested. The ticket put in the field
Is Il strong one. and is a sure winner
John a. Fleming. OF Clay district. was
nominated for sheriff: ]. z, Law. prose-
cutting attorney; ]. A. Hammond and
William L. Hughes. assessors; d. NJ.
Willis and Lloyd Washburn for the
house Of delegates, and S. S. Faris for
county commissioner; Charles c. Fet-
tro, county surveyor. Strong resolu-
tons were adopted endorsing President
McKinley's administration.
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DIED.

SEAMON-On Sunday. June 3. 1900, at ".
D. m, CHARLIE w. SEaMON, aged y
years, month and days.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents
No. l5l Twenty-ninth street. Wodnes'
day, June 6. at p. m. lntermtn, at
Mt. Zion cemetery. Friends OF the
family invited TO attend.
HANIILTON-At the residence Of his
mother. No 20 Sixteenth street. on
Monday. June I, 1900. at 6:45 p. n
CHARLES LIST HAMILTON. in the
Goth year OF his age.
Funeral from the family residence
Wednesday at $3.50 p, m. In,crmeH'
private at Greenwood cemetery.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
at Kearneysville : Stone Crushing
Works pestroyed-Loss, $4,000.

At Kearneysville : Stone Crushing
Works Destroyed-Loss, $4,000:
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer
MARTINsBURG, w. Va. June s.
The largest fire that has occurred in
this section in many years broke out
in the engine room of the Standard
Lime and Stone Company. at Keorneys-
vile, seven miles below here. this morn
ing. destroying the fine engines and
boiler. trestling. several immense stone
crushers and lumber and building Of
the PLAN
The fire department of this city re-
sponded to the call Of the company for
assistance. but arrived too late to save
more than a third Of the works. One
hundred men will be thrown out of en-
plOyment. The plant put out thirty car
loads OF crushed stone per day. The
loss is estimated at $4,000. covered by
insurance. Work of rebuilding the
plant will begin at once,
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is one OF the most charming summer re-
sorts reached via the Chicago, Milwau'
kee & st. Paul Railway.
It's healthful location, beautiful seen.
cry, good hotels and complete immun'
ity from hay fever, make a summG
outing at Marquette. Mich, very attrae
tive from the standpoint of health, rest
and comfort.
For copy of The Lake supehoi
Country" containing a description q
Marquette and the copper country. ad'
dress. with four ~ cents in stamps q
pay postage, Geo. II. Heatford, General
Passenger Agent. Chicago, Ill.
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Not Fnonrh for A. omcns

Special Dispatch 10 the IntellIgenccr.
PARKERsBURG. w. Va, June e.
The Middle-ot-the-Roa Populists at
tempted to hold state convention here
to-day. but the attendance was so small
that there We're not enough delegates
to I'LL the Offices on the state ticket
Under the. circumstances. aud because
they were overshadowed by Democrats,
the convention was postponed until
July 1.
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summers County Convention.

Special Dispatch to the InteIlIgencer.
HINTON, W. Va, June 5.-The county
convention held here to-day ratified the
action Of the primaries held Saturday,
and gave instructions for Hon. T. G.
Mann for attorney general. L. c. Eagle
was reelected chairman OF the county
executive committee. Able speeches
We're made to u large audience by Hon.
j. H. Gaines Hon. a. c. Scherr and
Judge L. ]. Williams. This was the
largest and most enthusiastic Republic
can convention ever held in Summers
county.
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person that visited the steamer w,
that she was a credit to her city IN
TO her owners, the Monongahela apj
Ohio River Transportation COMPANY
OF which her amesake, Francis J. To,'
rance. is the president. The steans,
was built at Marietta. from which pla,,
she arrived.
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child's Terrible DEATH.

Special Dispatch to the lnteillgoneer.
sTEUBENVlLLE. o, June 5.-wnlie,
the two-year-old son OF George SAN
ders, OF the sixth ward. strnyed from
home this afternoon and onto the Pan
Handle tracks, where he was cur in
two and instantly Killed by a freight
train.
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Thanks to Holiday Post.

Tie officers and members of PHILIPPE.
Bier Post No. II, G. A. r., desire to &c.
knowledge the respect shown this ToE
by Past Department Commander Rlta.
ard Robertson. and the officers UI
members OF Holiday Post, of Wheeling
in holding memorial services over tie
grave of CAPT. Phillip G. Bier, at Gfssa.
wood cemetery, Wheeling, on Decora.
ton Day. The representatives OF his
post. Past Commanders G. 3. Woodcosk
and Robert McGhee. desire to thank tie
ladies OF the Woman's Relief Corps, Of
Wheeling for providing flowers on the
occasion. &c. HARVEY.
G. y. WOODCoCK,
THOMAS MILLS.
C. II. SNIVELY,
Committee,
New MartlnsvIlle. June 4, 1900.
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Mrs. Lawrence E. Sands. of Island
place, yesterday accompanied Mr..
Sands to shapardstown. W. Va, as rep
resentative of the woman's Auxiliary
of St. Lulte's p. E. church. Others in
the party at the diocese council of the
Protestant Episcopal churches are Rev.
Jacob Birmingham. rector OF st. Luke's,
and Rev. David w. Howard rector Of
st. Matthews, and Messrs. ]. D. Du-
BoIs. LucIus Hoge. Joseph Brady. Pee
bles Tatum, Edward E. Bowie and DR..
Charles Pratt.
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Republican National Convention,
Philndelphin, June 10th.

For the accommodation Of delegates
and others to the convention, sleep
ing car will be attached to train No.
4, leaving Wheeling at p. m. satur-
day, June 10th For space in this
- r. C. BURKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent B. & o.
II. r.. Wheeling. W. Va.
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BRowNsV1LLE-River feet 3 .,s
es and stationary.
OIL CITY-River / foot inches MA
falling. Weather clear and warm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. feet ga
rising. Clear and warm.
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THE RIVER.
YEsrERpAY,s DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Cincinnati KEYSTONE STATE, 4 p. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, noon.
Newport. .....JEWEL, II n. N.
Steubenvtlle. Il NJ. BAYNEi, 800 p, m.
Sistersvillc. RUTH. $3.50 p. IN.
Darlington LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh BEN HUR, a. III.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, 1880 a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANAWHA $3.50 a. IN.
Steubenville. 7. NJ. BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. NJ.
sistersvitie. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. AVALON, S u. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORESA. I a. IN.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, G:G0 n. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, 1888 a. m
Newport. JEWEL. j 1t. IN.
StcubeRbille. 4. NJ. BAYNE, 2.SJ p. IN.
SistersWllc. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 D. m.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, Starched and
Dried 3 cents per pound.
Tlnt Work, Washed md Ironed, 5
All hand work finished 10 cents
nov hound. At LUTZ BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry.
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IF you are a lover OF music don't
forget to attend our Pianola and Aeol-
ian recital on Monday afternoon, June
II, from to O'Clock.
T. W. BANNER co.
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SHADE TREES, extra large. Or
nnmental and bedding plants at low
est prices. Catalogue free. Reid's
Nurseries, Tel. So, Bridgeport, Ohio.
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YOU can have a delightful time
Thursday evening Mt the Altenheim
Strawberry Festival. Begins at 6 pm.
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THE second Of our series of PianoIi
and Aeolian recitals win be given "a
Monday afternoon, June II. from t,I
o'clock. F. W. BANNER co.
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IF YOU are n lover OF music don't
forget to attend our Pinnoln and Aeol-
ian recital on Monday afternoon, June
ii, from to 4 o'clock.
" F. W. BANNER co.
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IF you are a lover OF music don't
forget TO attend our Pianola and Aea.
ian recital on Monday afternoon, lsas
II, from 3 to o'clock.
F. w. BANNER co,
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IF YOU are lover OF music don't
forget to attend our Planola and Acct
ian recital on Monday afternoon. June
II, from to o'clock.
F. w. BANNER CO.
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FOR latest fashions In cut and ma,
terlal. so to
c. w. sEABRIGHT's SON, Tailor,
220l Main Street.
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STRAWBERRY Festival at Alien
helm, Thursday evening. Music by
Opera House orchestra.
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IF business men and merchants
copault their best interests they will
advertise in the Intelligoneer.
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GOOD Union Workmanship at c. W.
SEABRIGHT'S SON. Twenty-second
ana Nam Streets.
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THE lady managers Of Altenheim
will be pleased to see you Thursday
evening at the Strawberry reception.
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A CONCERT by the Opera House
orchestra ut the Strawberry Festival
at Altenheim on Thursday evening.
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THE largest stock OF Talking Ma
Observation-Disclosures offered in the
city, T. W. BANNER co.
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COME one, come all to the a. o. U.
W. outing at Wheeling Park, Wednes-
day, June 49,
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NUPTIALS GOLDEN.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hoffman, ST.,
Celebrate the Happy Event.
JOYOUSNESS MARKED THE DAY.

A quiet Home Reception and a Nup-
tial Mass at st. Alphonsus Church.
The Rise From an Humble Station
to Mr.. Hohman's Place in the
Business World is a Lesson to the
Youth of To-day-sOCiety Notes.
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OPERA House orchestra will be in
attendance at Altenheim Strawberry
Festival, Thursday evening.
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WE have slightly shopworn plano
which we offer as rare bargain,
II, w. BANNER co.
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The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Cert
rude Kyle. Of woodsdale, and Mr.. j.
Harrison Williams, OF this city. win be
solemnlzed at the Fourth street NJ. E.
church by Rev. Or. ]. L. sooy. this az
ternoon. Those in the wedding party
as attendants are Miss Lucy Kyle Ag-
new and Messrs. William Stevenson, d.
Walter Cochran, Harry Dunn and Ed
ward Men.
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ON TO WESTON.
Big Pan Handle Delegation to Con-
gressional Convention.
OHIO COUNTY OUT IN FORCE.

The Scenes Attending the Departure
of the Crowd, in Striking Contrast
TO the Democracy's River Trip to
ParkerEburg = James P. Maxwell
Officially Announces Himself for
Mayor Of Wheeling.
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WE have n slightly shopworn plano
which VIC offer US rare bargain.
i. W. BANNER co.
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STRAWBERRY Festival, Alien
helm, Thursday evening, commence
ing at 8 o'clock.
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The Kings Daughters of West vir-
ginia meet in convention at Parkers-
burg next Tuesday. Wheeling will be
especially we'll represented with Mrs. ].
H. Llttell, secretary OF the state organi-
cation. presiding at all meetings, and Mrs.
Robert ]. Reed and Mrs. Charles Nor
rison on the prepared programme with
timely papers. notable figure at the
convention will be Mrs. Isabelle Davis,
Of the Central council The delegation
leave the city next Tuesday morning,
June II, on the Ohio River road. In the
party now known as going will be Mrs.
Harry ]. Mendel, president OF the
Kings Daughters of Wheeling. Mrs.
John e. Garden, Mrs. William PetrIe,
Miss Hanke and Miss Lizzie Swift.
Mr.. John W. Armstrong, the popular
young travelling man, formerly Of this
city, but now OF Pittsburgh, will be
married at o'clock this morning, at ST,
James Lutheran church, on chapline
street, to Miss Katherine All, OF Seven
tenth street. The young people are
very prominent In their social circles.
The Beethoven Singing Society at It's
last meeting. elected Mr.. Julius Lohse
and Mr.. William Muegge as honorary
members. in token OF esteem for their
zeal for the benefit Of the society during
their thirty years of membership. hav-
Ing been charter members OF the organ
izatlon. An outing will be given on July
18th in honor of the thIrty-frst anniver-
sary Of the society.
The wedding of Mr.. Walter Bloomfield
and Miss Carrie Brues. an estimable
young lady of the Island. is announced
to occur on Thursday. June rs. The
groom-to-be Is connected with the clerl-
cal force of the Riverside plant OF the
National Tube Company. and represents
the Second ward in the second branch
Of council, Their many friends will
extend congratulations in advance.
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GA SToF EAs
Ro,,,tbO n Thu Kind You Haze Always Bought
' 5.' { '5' I.}z.3z:77z5::;z. ''''
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outpouring OF ladies and gentlemen is
assured. The hours OF entertainment
are from .. ~. on.
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Tomorrow evening Altenheim will be
the rendezvous OF society an interest
Ing evening Of pleasure having been
planned. The Opera House orchestra
VIII b. stationed on the beautiful
grounds surrounding the Home, and
Ices. strawberries cakes, candles, lemon
odc and flowers win be sold. The man
ngement Of this charity deserves the
most liberal encouragement, aud n large
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The event In society to-day comes Off
at the Wheeling Park Casino tonight
It VIII ba the second eotnlon series. The
chaperones are Mrs. oliver n Rhodes,
Mrs. Charles Howard simpson, Mrs. 3.
Walker Peterson. Mrs. George Adams
Mrs. d. Carter List Mrs. Percy Norton,
Mrs. Frank Hoffman,.
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a very enjoyable trolley party was
given last night by Zane street NJ. Z,
church. to Elm Grove and return, The
aTair was very enjoyable and will re-
suit in u repetition before the season Is
over
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Marquette, on Lake Superior,

New MartlnsvllIe, June 4, 1900