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On to Philadelphia.

with two or three exceptions. all the
delegates and nltrrnates from west Viz
GINA to the Republican national noml,
mating convention. to be held at PhIla-
dolphin next Tuesday. viii start from
Wheeling next Saturday afternoon at
4:i5 o'clock, via the Baltimore & Ohio,
Through the efforts Of Passenger Agen,
t. c. Burke and Colonel Morris Hork-
helmer. ONE Of the First districts dele
gates, two Pullmans have been secured
10 start from Wheeling. Already one
sleeper has been reserved. and the sec
ond will likely be entirely under rescr-
walton tomorrow.
Many Of the West virginians have Sc
cured quarters at the Keystone hotel. in
Philadelphia, but tho gtate headquar-
tiers will be at the stratford, whore fnc
apartments were secured recently by
senator Scott and Colonel Horkheimer.
West vlrginans are invited to have
their mail addressed to the state head
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gcoTT ZOE VICE PREgIpENr.
California Has a Strong Candidat,
Whom it viii Present

SAN FRANCISCO. June 12.-Mentioa
of Irving NJ. Scott as candidate for the
vice presidential nomination on The Re.
publican ticket has aroused consia.a.
Bile interest in California. Owing to N,
fact that several Of the members Of Ii,
state delegation are already in the east
no general expression OF opinion c5vs
be secured. 1t is stated that the as,.
gates from the Third congressional dis.
trict have been instructed to support
Secretary OF tho Navy Long for vica
president. but delegates from other dis.
tricts had no hesitancy in saying ;ha.
the California delegation should sup.
port n Californian II the name OF can.
dldate from this state is presented to the
convention. The members OF the dele.
CATION to the national convention who
had not already gone east, started for
Philadelphia to-day. They expect to
arrive there Saturday night The party
occupied two Pullmans which were
handsomely decorated.
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TIN PLATE is STRONG

while Other Iron and Steel Products
Have slumped-The American Tin
Plate Company to Run up Against
Competition.
II has been noticeable that. while
there has been repeated shading and
cutting of prices in most departments
os the metal market, the price OF TN
mates has been maintained At the nigh
agure OF 81 65 per box basis at MILL
This is about s. O5 per box above the
price ruling just before the American
Tin plate Company was organized.
1t would perhaps be unfair to say that
the maintenance of tin plate prices at
top notch is wholly result OF the pFae-
tIcal monopoly which the American Tin
plate Company has enjoyed says the
New York Journal Of Commerce. The
extent OF that monopoly very likely has
been appreciated only by few convers-
ant with the tin plate situation, but 1t
"a probably not an exaggeration to say
that the monopoly OF this corporation
has been the most complete of any OF
the new lndustrials. Now. however
new competition Is making its appear
anca. and 1t is likely that in the COM
Inc season there will be a material in
crease in the supply of tin plate from
outside sources. The Champion Iron &
Steel Company, of Michigan, as noted
Yesterday, has four of its eight new
mills practically ready to go into opera
tIon, and the other four, it is expected
will be completed at an early date, The
national Stamping & Enumeling Com
pany has about completed Its large tin
Mate works, comprising over thirty
mills thus making itself independent of
the American Tin Plate Company for
plates and, in fact. probable compete
tor. as it is believed that the Enameling
Company will not require all its plates
for its own use. The Sharon Steel Com
pany. which is building a large steel
plant at sharon, Pa. will also have a
large tin plate plant. which will prob
ably have its product on the market by
another season.
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BALTIMORE { OHIO RAILROAD.

Excursions to Atlantic City-caps
May, Sea Isle City and Ocean City,
N. j., Ocean City, Md, and Reno.
both Beach, Del, at Very Low
Rates, Thursdays, June %, July
10 and 2e, August and %.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad have
arranged series of Popular seashore
Excursions, to be run on Thursdays,
June %, July Il and %. August and
20. to Atlantic City. Cape May, Sea Isle
City and Ocean City, n. J., Ocean city
Nd, and Rehoboth Beach, Del. Tickets
will be good sixteen (l6) days. includ-
ing Gate OF sale.
Stop-overs win be allowed on the re.
turn trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold to New
Jersey resorts, and at Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold to Ocean
City. Nd. and Rahoboth Beach. Del.
For tickets, time OF trains. sleeping
and parlor car accommodations. calol
or address T. c. Burke, passenger AZ!
ticket agent, Wheeling.
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BR1EF MENT1oN1Nes.
Events in and About the City Given
in a Nutshell.


A strawberry festival and. dance will
be given by Harmony Council No. 10,
Daughters OF America, Friday evening,
at /. o. o. F. hall.
Yesterdays session OF police court
Melted 1886 50 In fines and costs from
the cases growing out Of the raid the
previous night on the houses OF Ill
fame.
The young ladies Of the Third Pres
byteriau church will give strawberry
and ice cream social at the church to-
morrow evening. A guitar and mando-
lin club will furnish the music.
The damage suit for 800 brought by
the two GREEKS, who keep fruit store
one door south OF the Masonic temple.
against Squire Srolowitz. was dismiss
ed by Squire Rogers yesterday, but the
plaintiffs last night instituted another
action, which will be argued later.
Colonel Hugh Sterling, member Of
the Weston asylum board, has return
ed from Weston, after having assisted
in the adjustment OF the loss caused by
the recent fire in the laundry OF the
Institution. The loss footed up $685. II,
entirely covered by insurance. which
aggregates altogether, $4,000.
Inc assault ana battery cases pre-"
ferred by G. Ross Korne against Will
lam Ault. was dismissed by Squire
Fitzpatrick yesterday, at the costs Of
the complainant. Korne alleged that
while he was trying to force payment
Of bill from Ault that the latter hit
him.
The Park hotel is the new name Of
the Water street place, formerly the
Nichols. and for number Of years
known as the Howell house. The new
proprietors are the firm Of Charles r.
Kreuger & Co., made up Of Mr.. Kreu-
ger Major James T. MCGEE and John
Mojesky. ]. R. Kyle is the new clerk.
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BRYANTS WON
Three of the Four Events From the
Irvings In the West Liberty Inter
Society Literary Contest.

IuTGe VI tAe GOuA SNGhba AA'AAA tAu
Irvings In the West Liberty Inter
Society Literary Contest.
The Bryants captured the majority
OF the laurels from the Grylngs In the
annual inter-soclety contest at the
West Liberty normal school last night
These two literary societies take their
names from two Of the brightest names
In American literature. and their con-
tests are always productive Of Intensity
Of feeling. For years the Irvlngs were
supreme. but In the last three contests
The Brynnis have reversed tho order OF
AFFAIRS. OF the four performances last
night. the Bryants took three, but one
Of these was allowed 10 80 by default
by the Irvings,
The results were ms follows:
Dcbntc-"Rasolved. Tint n represent
tutiVe democracy Is the hest form OF
government" The affirmative was up
neId by Lester Muldoon, Irving, and
the negative by Earl f. Glass, Bryant
The latter won.
OratIon-E. w. Woodruff, Bryant
and I. NJ Jones Irving, were the con-
testhnts The winner was Mr.. Wood
ruff, whose aubject was THE Evolution
Essay-won by Miss clemeutinc
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A Trip up the ereat Lakes

or to some of the many beautiful sum
mer resorts Of Michigan or Canada isa
nice way 10 spend your summer yaea-
ton. There is q great variety OF these
trips to select from The rates are very
reasonable The Wheeling & Lake
Erie operates buffet parlor car ser.
vice between Wheeling and the Great
Lakes region. which will make your
journey COOL clean and comfortable;
Meals Ia Carte. Carefully trained
and courteous porteTs to cater TO your
wants. Write or call on S. Sherman,
travelling passenger agent p CITY
Bank building, for information as TO
rates, routes, boat connections, etc.
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Is one OF the most charming summer re-
sorts reached via the Chicago, MliWau'
kee \ ST. Paul Railway.
It's healthfll location, beautiful seem
cry, good hotels and complete immHl.
Ity from hay fever, make summer
outing at Marquette, Mich, very atir'y,
tive from the standpoint OF health Ess'
and comfort.
For a copy OF THE Lake SupeFo,,
Country containing q description Of
Marquette and the copper country au,
dress. with four a. cents IN stamn, =,
pay postage, Geo. n. Heafford, Gtae'"'
Passenger Agent. Chicago, III.
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DIED.

WATSON Tuesday. June u, 1900, at 9:0i
a. m. SOPHIA, wife ~ Charles Nnas
aged 80 years and I months
Funeral from her late rsfidoncc, No. lo2i
Lind street CBelvcdcrc), on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock Friends OF the
family invited to attend Intorment n;
PenInsulnr cemetery.
sESNE-On Tuesday, June r. 1870. at g:2i
n m. CAROLINA SENNE. rclict OF
the lntO Louis A. Senne, aged ca years
and - days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
GAUs-On Tuesday, june ~ 1900, at Gi1
o'clock n. NJ MARY NJ. youngest
child Of Al and Margaret Gaus. In her
Ord year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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TAYLOR co. Underwear Sale to-
THE RIVER.
rrsrrRnAY,s pEPARruREs.

C,rcIrrntI KEYSTONE STATE, S u. m,
PittsbuTgh. QUEEN CITY, a. M.
Newport, JEWEL, Il q. m.
Sistersville. RITZ, $3.50 p. m.
Clarington. LEROY, 1880 p. m.
Stanh1nViIiS r N. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
Parkersburg II. X. BEDFORD. 1889 a. M
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston KANAWEIA. $50 a. IN.
Piftsburrh, BEN HI'R, ? p. m.
sistersvIIlo.. .RrTH, $50 ?. m.
SIaTIng,on, L.ERON. $50 ,. II.
steubcnvilie. II NJ. BAINE. $50 ?. m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY. S q. m.
PittSburgh .LORENA, I q. m:
ParKersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, 1850 q. m.
Newport ......JEWEL i II. m,
sistorsvirlc. RUTH. $3.50 2. N.
steubsnville. T. NJ. RAYNE, $50 p. ~.
Darlington. . LEROY, $3.50 p. NJ.
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quarters at the stratford. where at
tendants win be on duty at all hours.
Through the efforts Of Senator Scott,
a number Of West Virginia Republicans
have been appointed assistant SER
geants-at-arms OF the convention, ana
the senator has written Colonel Hork-
heImer, stating that all West virgtnians
attending can be furnished with ad-
mission to the convention hall.
Delegate Horkheimer and Alternate
W. B. Carney, of this city. will be ac-
companied by their wives.
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snscinl Trnin tor nThe Mount. y

A special train on the Baltimore &
Ohio Will leave the depot, at the corner
of Twenty-ilrst and Water streets, this
afternoon at o'clock. for the arcommo-
dalton of those wishing to attend the
Mont de Chantal academy commence
ment, The railroad company every year
provides this special train and it finds
general favor
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Col. Arnett,s pisavowal.

For some reason to the deponent I'M
known, Colonel w. w. Arnett has dis
avowed the statements ascribed to him
in the Inteliigencer Of Monday morn
ing, and according to the Register he
did not know that he was talking for
publication. However, the colonel has
not yet denied that he said Just what
the Intelligeneer quoted him MS saying.
Sheriff Richards and Mr.. John Cum
Minis were present ana heard all that
WIS said.
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OIL CITY-River / foot inch and
failing. Weather, clear and pleasant.
wARREN-Rlvcr IS OF foot. Weu-
Their clear and warm.
GREENSBORO-Riv Z feet and
stationary. Weather. fair and cooler,
Adam Jacobs and Dewey up Wcdnes-
day: Woodward and Edgar Cherry
down.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet and
stationary.
PTTTsBURGH-River SO feet and
falling. Weather, clear and warm.
STEUBENVILLE-River I feet and
failing. Weather. clear and cooler,
Queen City up.
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A BIG AFFAIR
VIII be To-day's A. o. U. W. Outing
at wheeling Park.

at Wheeling Park.
The A. O. u. w. outing at Wheeling
park to-day will be one Of the biggest
events at the park this year. This or
der enjoys a very large membership In
wheeling, and its annual outings at
tract many members of the lodges
surrounding wheeling, and to-day's at
tendance is certain to run up into the
thousands. The street parade, former
" a feature has been abandoned this
year. and the members. with their
wives and friends, will so out to the
park in informal groups. The Wheel
ing & Elm Grove railroad has made
ample arrangements for taking care OF
a big crowd. NJ ~,
Al the park there will be pulled on
an interesting programme OF amuse-
meuts, and in addition, there will be
performances in the afternoon,
by the vaudeville company, now filing
n weeks engagement at the park. This
attraction will occur at the casino ana
Of itself is worth a long journey.
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In the Windsor parlors yesterday at
noon. Miss Flora Kraus, daughter Of
Mrs. Fannie Kraus, was married to Mr..
Joseph Baer OF the Baer Sons Grocer
Company. Only the relatives and inti-
mate friends witnessed the ceremony,
which was solemnized by Rabbi Harry
Levi, OF the Synagogue. The ushers
were Messrs. Eugene and Ben Baer,
brothers Of the groom, and Ben and
Dave Kraus, brothers OF the bride. An
elaborate wedding dinner followed. Mr..
and Mrs. Baer will take n three weeks
trip. at the conclusion OF which they
will be at home on North Main street.
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SOCIETY.

Last night at . o'clock. at the home
of the brides parents. DR.. and Mrs. AL
bert Henter VOORHEES,, Pill California
avenue. San Francisco, Cal, occurred
the wedding of Mr.. Guy Scott, United
States Army. son OF United States
Senator n. b. Scott. of West Virginia,
and Miss Lulu Gratland VOORHEES,, one
Of the California city's most beautiful
and accomplished girls. Mr.. Scott. who
is a Wheeling boy, and now lieuten-
ant In the artillery. regular army, Will
receive the hearty congratulations OF
all his many Wheeling friends.
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PorTERs DISCUSS
Their National Convention and a
pissension in the Craft.

Their National Convention and a
DIssersion in the Craft.
Wheeling potters are making ar
rangements for the entertainment OF
the visiting delegates to the national
convention of the National Brotherhood
of Operative Potters. which will be held
in this city at the trades assembly hail.
on July .. About 26O delegates are ex-
pected to attend. The two local unions
held a meeting last night. at which the
convention was discussed, also con-
troversy between the employees of To-
cal pottery. President Al Hughes. Of
the brotherhood. came down from Enst
Liverpool to attend the meeting and as
sisted In smoothing over the differences
spoken Of. The controversy is between
different branches Of the trade, but the
exact details could not be learned. The
meeting was in answer to n special call.
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Pickett. Bryant, whose subject was
''womnn,s Sphere" The other contest
ant vas to have been Miss MahGla ia
cobs. representing the Irving society.
but she withdrew few days previous
~.
Dc-ln uiction-Thl was the only con-
test that fell to the Irvings. The con-
tsstants were Miss Grace Murray. lrv-
ing, and Miss Florence Lewis, Bryant,
the former being successful.
This schools commencement will &C.
cur this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Yellowgtone Pnrk and Alaska.

Extended tours under the manasS'
mcnt OF The American Ass'eiau,v,ss5;
Reau Campbell. General Munagcn ~,
Marquette Building, Chicago, Pullman
Slccplngand Dining Cars leave Ch i,l-.
Tuesday. July 10, at 10 p m. via Ia,, .,,
20, Milwaukee, N St Paul kallNas,
Tickets include all expenses ts,,Si
where. Address George Il, Heah'r,si'
General FnsscnEer Agent, Chicago i''
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F. NJ. Higgins, Editor Seneca, GllsO
News, was afflicted Tor years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until
he tried Bucklcn's ArnlCa Salve. lie
writes two boxes wholly cured him,
It's the surest Pile cure on earth ana
the best salve in the world. Cure ruur-
nnteed. Only Is cents Sold by Logan
Drug Co., druggists,-5'
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The Criminal Court.

Yesterday. in the criminal court.
Judge Hugus. in the case Of the state
VS.. Wharton. demurrer was argued
and submitted.
state VS.. Link; demurrer argued and
submitted.
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ANNUAL CONVENTION

Musical Teachers Association, De'
1Ioines, Iowa-Half Rates Via Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad.
on June II to q. inclusive, the Bait,
more &: Ohio Railroad Company WI,
sell excursion tickets from all losAl
stations to Des Moines, Iowa, at TS's
OF one fare for the round trip. accom-.
Annual Convention Musical Teachers
Association. Tickets viii be good iof
return until June %. 1900
For further Information call on y,
address Il c. Burke, passenger anu
ticket agent, Wheeling,
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PROGRAMME
Song Recital by Mr.. Henry W.
Hughes, Basso,

Song Recital by Mr.. Henry W.
Hughes, BassO,
at the Casino, Wheeling Park. Thursday
night, June Il. 1900, assisted by Mrs.
Flora Williams, soprano. Mr.. Edward
Blumenberg, Viollnist: Mr.. Herman NJ.
Shockey, accompauist, and Mr.. VIM. J.
Falk, pianist and accompanist.
Part I.
/. Piano-"2arch Militalre" .:.~..;..."
................;;;;...;,,;: =, sehuoer'-TaHSzis
soDe-"Hybrias. F' the &C crotan" 80. Elliot.
Mr.. Hughes.
3. Aria-''The Mad Scene from Lucia
al Lammernnoor' "............. DOnlEetu
Mrs. Williams.
4. Vioiin-"Reverle" ...,...... Nieuxtemp
Mr. glumenberg;, v.-g
S. Grand AriaI"D s1,,, Carlos '.'.''''Ve'4
Part II.
c. PIANO. a.,
g 81 " 4 Ss5sInR n,v. d sis
90 a "ea'iS Mr. D Fax. 'N''''
Ia S%Drink to Nc Only.
% .,Twanky lslI, -. Old EHsll'h
3 .cov MI; Hughes. Holland..
Mr. Dlumenberg.
(a) Die Asrn'' ..............R ubinsteih
(b) "a May Morning ............pe naa
MIS- Williams.
10. Sons-"WandercE' Return" .Schumann
Mr.. Hughes.
Tickets are on sale at Banners Music
Store.
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FRUIT TREES, Grape Vines, Rasp-
berry, Blackberry and Strawberry
Plantg. Half Agents prices. Catn-
logue free. Reid's Nurseries, Tel. SO,
bridgeport. Ohio. this
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Railroad and Steamship

Tickets to all parts OF the world. Also
Cooks tours to Paris. Sl45 to 1855. which
include all expenses.
j. G. TOMLINsON. Agent
Pennsylvania Station. Eleventh street.
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rANITLY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried B cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 5
cents per pound,
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUT2 BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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Marshall Primaries.

Yesterday. the Republican county
committee completed the tabulation Of
the returns OF the primary election held
last Saturday. The official returns are
as follows;
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ALL latest novelties in suitings and
Fancy Vestings, at c. w. SEA
BRIGHT'S SON, Merchant Tailor.
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FOR one admission to Wheeling
Park to-day you can attend A. o. u.
W. Picnic and Vaudeville Perform
ances afternoon and evening.
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SUITS at special sale. Taylor Co.

VAUDEVILLE, Dancing, Foot,
Bicycle, Frec-for-Ail Tub Races, La
dies Egg Race, Bowling, Pedro and
Spider Contests A. o. q, w. Picnic,
wheeling Park to-day
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Along the Landing.

The marks at 6 y. m. Tuesday showed
4 feet inches and stationary. Weather,
clear and warm.
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Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. in
the parlors OF the Grand Central hotel,
occurred the wedding Of Mr.. John Duke
Mcconnell aud Miss Ida Valentine. both
Of Cambridge, Ohio, the officiating min
lister being Rev. c. d. Graham, OF the
North Street NJ. z. church. After the
ceremony. the happy couple departed
for Cambridge.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

Samuel Hazlett, of the Peoples bank.
is the guest OF Vice President John A.
Topping, Of the American Sheet Steel
Company. at Larchmont, Long Island.
The other day. Mr.. Hazlett met Lieut..
John S. Doddridge, United States navy,
and was taken on board the lIeuten-
ants vessel, the torpedo boat Talbot,
from New York to Larchmont. 1t was
the first time war vessel had ever ap-
peared at fashionable Larchmont, and
naturally created a furore, and Mr..
Hazlett, upon being landed, was taken
for some high government official.
H. w. Brown is a scIo oil man at the
Mcclure,
Roy Moore, of Proctor, stopped at the
stamm yesterday.
o. n. Koen, OF Warrington, is q
Grand Central guest.
w. e. Wharton was waverly regis
ter at the Windsor yesterday.
]. F. Brogan was an arrival last night
at the Park. formerly the Hotel Nichols.
Miss Mary Noble, of Claysville, Pa.
visited friends on the Island yesterday.
George W. Crawford, OF Slstersville.
and r. L. Horner. Of Parkersburg, were
arrivals in the city last night.
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SHADE TREES, extra large VI
namental and bedding plants at io Si.s
est prices. Catalogue free, h aLI,
Nurseries, Tel, IS, Bridgeport on"
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n. W. Hughes at the Casino to-
morrow night. Tickets at Banners.
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Announcement has been made Of the
wedding OF Mr.. George Bayha to Miss
Mary KalbItzer. daughter Of Mr..
Christian IfalbItZer, which will occur
next Sunday.