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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-24
BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

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Officer Ernest arrested man yester-
day, who has been acting strangely
during the past few days. The man Is
Slavonian, and 1t Is thought he Is in
sane. a physician examined him and
thought 1t was only temporary and that
he would get better In few days. II
he does not show any signs OF sanity
within short time he will be sent to
the asylum at Weston.
The steel Departmental the Riverside
resumed on schedule time yesterday
morning. The plate department OF the
same NIL. went on double turn. The
strike. Is still III force at the latter mill.
but 1t seems the company Is having no
difficulty In operating it.
The Young Mems Social Club will
dance at Blue Ribbon han November l.
Prof. Anton Laroche will furnish the
melody. A special car will be provided
for those from Wheeling desiring to at
tend. at 2 o'clock u. m.
The funeral OF the Hve-months'-o old
child Of VIII Barlow took place from
the family residence out Boggs Run,
yesterday. 1nterment was at st.
Mary's.
The Empire Athletic club dance at
Blue Ribbon hall last evening, was n
largely attended and highly enjoyable.
Professor Long presided at the piano.
The skelp department Of the lower
steel works Will resume next Monday.
The mill has been idle since last Thurs
day. owing to n shortage OF material.
Several car loads OF structural iron
have arrived for the Riverside improve
ments for the Shifler Iron Company,
who Will begin work In few days.
The ambulance of the Glendale hos
pltal was here yesterday. after n sick
woman at the home OF Reed Fordyce,
In the lower end OF town.
Hon. Josiah Sinclair left yesterday on
spell-bindlng tour through the coun-
ty, In the Interest of his candidacy for
the legislature.
Mrs. John LOTUS will leave for
Clarksburg. W. Va, In few days,
where she will be the guest OF her sis
ter.
Steve Joyce, of Pittsburgh, formerly
of this city, returned home yesterday,
after brief stay with friends here.
The Wheeling steel works will resume
Tomorrow, after an idleness of nearly
two weeks.
John w. Leach went to Marion yea
terdny. to look after his business In
that place.
A small child OF james Brown, OF
Water street, Is seriously Ill.
Rev. Paul Metzenthin leaves for Bal
tlmore, Nd. to-day.
Jack Watson, of Marshall street, Is
seriously ILL., a-t
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Bowling.

The bowlers who did such good work
against Pittsburgh In the recent inter-city
match have q fine time In store for them
tonight at the Sunny Brook club room,
a, 1866 Jacob street. The club has the
name OF being the finest entertainer on
the South Side. and Will prove tonight
that they have well earned the honor. The
following list Of we'll known bowlers VIII
be the guests: William Knoke. c. RAIDER.
carp, whltthuhn. Wasmuth, G. KreuSer,
Mcdonald, BIckmeycr, Beckett, +. Brash,
Mitchell, W. Fette. Plankey, A. Norte-
man. Beiswinger, Frohme, Kraft, Detwei-
Ter, C. Fctte and C. Nolte. Tho bowlers
are requested to be on hand this evening
at $ o'clock sharp, when the festivities
will begin.
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ing club has decided to take part in the
demonstration at MARITIME Ferry next
Saturday evening. 4 s : I;
! Miss Mary Hawthorne, OF Springfield.
Ohio arrived here yesterday, and is the
guest ofrelatiyea in the city and vIcin-i
ity. 3 2, Il 7rs
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrow are the
proud parents OF a new boy, which ar
rived attheir home yesterday morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooke went to New.
Athens. o.. yesterday. to spend few
days with relatives.
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Spain's New Cabinet.

. MADRID. Oct. 23.-The new Spanish
cabinet took the oath Of office to-day.
Senior sagasta, the former premier and
liberal leader, declares the new cabinet
will hasten the ruin OF the conservn-
tives. He believes n great mistake was
mad in not giving the naval portfolio
to Senior Sanchez Toca and that twas
an equal mistake to retain General
Linares us minister of war. The press
points out that five OF the ministers are
generals o.. g..s.-rtr 81 IS . l-. -if
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Big Price for q Bull.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct. 23.-Frank
Rockefeller, of Cleveland, O., to-day at
the combination show and sale OF Her
chords and short-horns. paid 5000 for
Columbus XVII, a yearling Hesiod bull,
owned by Benton Gabbert, Of Dear
born. Mo. This Is the highest price paid
for single animal so far reached at the
show The bull carried the first prize
for the best bull at eisale.
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New Road to Marietta.

COLUMBUS. O., Oct. t2a.7jThe Ma
rietta, Columbus G. Cleveland Railroad
Company. OF Marietta. was lncorpora-
ted to-day. with S25o.ooo capital stock.
The route is from Marietta through
Palos to Columbus, thence to Cleveland.
1t will probably be q steam railroad and
will parallel the Toledo & Ohio Central
as far as Columbus. and the Big Four
the rest Of the way.
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Mrs. Bullock's Lectures.

MFs' Helen L. Bullock Will deliver an
interesting lecture at the Thomson N.
81, q: church this evening. and there will
,heiy be large audience present. To-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. mt
ahe W. G. T.. U. hall, at 1929 Market
sNeet' she VIII lecture and every wo-
man t,iah IN the city is cordially invited. to
near his great speaker.
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Stock Dealer Robbed.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Oct. 23.-D. O..
Prison, u stock dealer from Butler, was
held up by highwaymen in the borough
of Millyale tonight, md robbed OF
s2.7O0. The money represented the pro-
ceeds Of five carloads OF cattle. The
hold-up was accomplished by two men.
as Prison was walking along the Ever
green road .
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CIRCUIT OF THEATRES !
To Be Conducted by the Harry Will
n inns, Amusement Syndicate.

Z, iSAAA = -NANIls 4eI ~ ~ uuAS"se'
\ PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 23.-H. w.
Williams, proprietor Of the academy of
music and the Duquesne theatre in
this city, has entered into partnership
with Joseph T. speer, of the firm Of
Alex speer 6: Sons. for the purpose Of
operating new theatrical combine, to
be known us the Harry Williams
Amusement Syndicate. A charter has
been secured and agents are now ut
work securing theatres for the circuit
In Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and
st. Louis. 1t is the intention to start
next season withla string of six or
eight vaudeville houses in addition to
the two owned by Mr.. Williams here.
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Germany viii still be Friendly

BERLIN, Oct. 23.-Count Won Bue-.
low. the imperial chancellor. authorlz-
ed the Associated Press to say that his
accession to the chancellorship will
mean no change In Germanys friendly
attitude toward the United States, eth
er. politically or commercially.
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Rh,umntirm our.d In a pnr.

Mystic Cure" for Rheuma.ium and
Neuralgia radically cares In 10 ] days.
It's action upon tbs system Is nsmArNa.
bic and mysterious. II removed at once
the czuRe aud the disease Immediately
disappears. The ilrSt doge greatly ben
eiiis, "a eenta SOLD by Ry'H. Lat.
1910 Main street. Chas Mcnkeme'lcr.
corner Market and Twenty-seconi
streets. druggists mw&t
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Planter Killed by a Negro.

VALDosTA. Ga. Oct. 23.-J. F. Red.
ding. q prominent planter, Of Madison
county, Florida. was shot and fatally
wounded on his plantation last night.
by negro, who, 1t Is understood. was
accused Of stealing cotton. a large
posse is pursuing the negro. gs.'Ats
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Want tho EIGHT Hour Inv.

PITTSBURGH Pa, Oct. 23.-The con-
vention of the National Association OF
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers OF
America to-day decided to make a,
movement ct the most opportune time
to secure general observance of the
eight-hour work day law.
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A BACKWARD CHILD

In a child that is backward
In teething, look out for
rlckets. You can prevent
any serious consequences by
promptncss.
The cause is poor nutrition,
imperfect digestion Of food,
wrong food, poor food, bad air,
low life.
You must stop it. Give
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil to feed the bones. Now
give him good food: the
proper food for a child.
L is a short job, and not a
difficult one. ---=
wei wen send youa little to Try u you like.
'SoIr & BOVINE, -, Peal street, New York
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Carroll Club Junior League.

The Crlckets broke the high team score
yesterday afternoon with III. Jcpson led
his team. with Mccain. busch and Nc
Fadden closely following him. The Crick-
cts new recruit. Crawford, made hIs Irst
appearance on the alleys. Campbell led
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Youtsey Placed in Jail,

FRANKFORT, KY. Oct. 23-Henry
e. Youtsey was placed In Jail here to-
day. He lay on his cot with his face
covered as he was moved from the
train to the jail.
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Pirates Board a Vessel.

CANTON. Oct. "a vessel having
on board one hundred passengers, was
boarded by pirates ten miles below
here. Several thousand pounds In spe-
Gle was taken.
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.ToLoAN.
MONEY TO LOAN
LOST.

II osT-THURsDAY EVENING, THE
~ 18th inst. o bunch of keys; also on y
the Sth n folding black leather pocket
book. containing no money. but has tho (
fuil name OF the owner inside. Tho ander
will please leave them or either Of them
at this office or at tho drug store OF other 2
Goethe or Schnepf, and receive suitable I,
reward " desired. oceo
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The Benwoods have taken six straight
games. and II they keep on improving.
seine Of tho "bls guns Will be scalped.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TUBE COMPANY.
No. &c cortlandt ST., New York.
Wheeling. ". Yn.

No. &c Cortlandt ST., New York.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND No. ..
At n meeting OF the board OF directors,
held October l6. 1900. 4 Quarter.ycarly
dividend OF ONE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENTUM upon the common capital stock
of the National Tube Company was de-
clnrcd out OF the net profits OF the COM
pany, payable November Is, 1900, ut the
Office of the company, No. &c Cortlandt
street. New York City.
The Common Stock Transfer Books will
be closed on Tuesday, October 30. 1900. at
o'clock p. M. and will remain closed
until Friday, November lG, at 10 o'clock
n. IN. a. +. LUKE,
c1S-2t-29-nol-1-A Treasurer
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p EXEMPTION OF BONDS, LOAN 1851

WHEELING, W. Va. Oct. l6. 1900.
The following bonds OF the loan OF 1851
have this day been drawn by lot. nccord-
ms TO ordinance. md will be redeemed
on and after the first day OF November,
1900, at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley. In
tcrcst; on the same ceases on that day:
Bonds $1,000 chch-Nos. 593, III, 56S, 1911
g. les. III 5l5. 52S. CA. i95, 5G3. l6i i6l, S1e
6sS, Si+. COS 29l, GSi, COO. 20. Isl, 429. 49,
10. 6ib.
Bonds 5000 cach-Nos. Sis 733, 81, 5S,
30, 49,, 30. Sl7, sos. 161. III
W. u. SIMPSON.
JULIUS POLLOCK,
DclI Commissioners
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REDEMPTION OF
CITY OF WHEELING BONDS.
"Maln Street Bridge Bonds-Scc.
ond Series"

Tho undersigned commissioners OF tho
city 81 Wheeling. W. Va. appointed IN.
der an ordinance OF said ely. passed the
nh day o! September Isl. entitled 'Nu
ordinance TO provide Cor the issue and
sale Of bonds nf the city OF Wheeling, 10
he known a. tho 'stain Street Bridge
RandF-Sccnnl Series and for the r..
dempdpB and payment therCor.H hereby
give notice that certain % said bonds
hJy, been. duly selected and dr.rrra.ned
b. rthEt- in accordance with the pfa-
visions u said ordinance, and with the
cpr4cut % the holders VI all Of sald scries
Of bandsi, Tor redemption anid payment
At their par value on the ilrHt day OF NO
Yameer. tso. that L. 10 sAys
llpnh number one ul, for tlto. lsnnd
number tgsafT-siE Ga, tbr Enl: bond
uumbAF tNtuty-sryrn an. for 80. bond
numbev, twenty 81 for III. and
boud nunber etFhiy-siT lSsl, Tor Tl, VlG.
agErcGRttUE Is,ebtno
Tho said bands viii BE- redeemed and
liEldtat the Hank 81 thr Onto Valley, in
said city Of Whcrllag, on and after No.
vSuibcr !, 1870, and interest thereon VIII
cease upon that day,
I J, A. MILLER.
A
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ORLOFF L. ZANE,
No. ~ Fourteenth Street.
....FOR RENT.

----
Desirable residence at Elm Grove, ali
modern conyeniences Of gas, electric
light and water. - ~. :
A. busch property.
No. 175 Seventeenth street, 2 rooms-S
No. 35G Chapline street, 2 rooms-$, Il
No. 32 Sixteenth street, cellar-Sl0.
No. 119 Virginia street-$10. Ft a.
Blacksmith shop on Market street, nortt,
OF Twenty-fourth street. ,g 80.
Building on alley In rear of Germania
Halt Dollar Savings Bank. NJ M 4 Z
FOR SALE.
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street.
Two siX-roomed houses, MoundsvilIe, W.
Va. fS tlE "a n : -
Cheapest lot in Belvedere addition: laws
well;fronts on two streets and on alley;
price {125. ~ -
No. q and No, 30 South York street, bar s
gain for 30 days. ~ IL = = :,
No. 1123 Charles street.
No. q Maryland street. Ia
No. 26 Fifth street.
Ground GO feet square on Eighteenth 81,
G:roomed house on Main street. 7f7 y
No. 32 Sixteenth street. store room,
10 rooms and cellar will be sold cheap II.
sold In the next 30 days. s:itfE.a b
Store room and five rooms, brick build-t
Ing. good location. with IN old cg-
tabllShed trade. l17-4
Lot on South Front street 4ss,
No. % Main street. 81
No. 4i2 Main street. 'ss
No. GO North Front street. =,
No. 90 Sixteenth street. store room and 10
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

n-"-HNl - = DFNlkJfAHIV<1s
Groom house, No. condition, corner OF
New Jersey and Ontario streets, at 81, GO.
Groom house on Eighteenth street, near
Eor street. very cheap; easy terms. h
S-room cottage No. l16 Virginia street
at n special bargain. III Z. = :.
Lot. size 3ox1s5 feet. on South York
street, below Ohio street, cheap. 'st.5i
Lots at Echo Point on easy payments.
Park View lots, size 5ox175 feet, at $50
S-room brick on Fourteenth street, lot
30x1c0 feet; n bargain. - :!
on real estate security. 800 -
Fire Insurance a speciality.
Office open evenings.
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Last nights games resulted in Rough
Riders winning three straight from the


Ump!re-DeVinney.
Scorers-kreuger and Brownie.
-Columb!as VS.. Sunny Brook.
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WANTED.

NNANTED-A COOP. T1NN r;
w steady Job to the right man. u. 3.
CALDWELL C CO. oc23 {
VoUNG LADY STENoGRAPHER,
u particularly bright and capable,
wants position: moderate salary. Address
IL, care Intelligencer office. oc22s
NTANTBD-TINNERs, AT ONCE:
w must be first-class mechanics or do
not apply; good wages. WHEELING
ROOFING &c CoRNICE CO., ls2l Chap
line street. 5-Jf-55 oc3
AND EN-
Ivy ERGETIC salesmen to sell the well
known Dieterichs Valve-Clcu Lubrl-
eating Oils to tho consuming trade on
'coElml6slon. Apply to DJETERICAS
yALYE-OLEUM oil CO., co Garfield
Building. Cleveland. Ohio Jazz
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Rev. Father Noonan. Of Portsmouth,
who has been the guest of Rev. Father
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a. Portericld. OF the Third, ward,
was called to Harvey, H., Monday, by
the death OF his uncle, Thomas Porter
0nI . -T.gf
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Christmas Goods.
Toys, etc.
Don't send aWay

Martha ] Bradley: Song entitled Santa
Claus Comes Tonight, rendered by the
Preston District School: Recitation
given by Miss Bertha Sorenson-B
Eyes and Brown; Music rendered by
the Preston Sting Band Selectic n
read by Oliver Cloward from theWHITE
PINE NEWS HOLIDAY SUPPLEMENT,
entitled Jobsons Christmas Satire; Rec
itation given in concert by four boys,
Virgel Ruppe, Clarence Jensen. Jos.
and Evert Bradley: Recitation given
by Miss Edith Ruppe; Song rendered
by Mrs. Ida Jensen; Remarks were
made by z. r. Bradley; Song rendered
by Miss Alpha Ruppe; Selection read
by Mrs. Marie Jensen; Song rendered
by Eloiese and Ina Windows; Music by
Z. r. Bradley, after which Santa Claus
made his appearance, distributing pres
ents to all the children. Candy, pop
corn and nuts we're served, after which
dancing and merry making was in
dulged In until about II o'clock, when
the school sang We are All Enlisted till
the Conflict is Ger, and the Benediction
was pronounced by Andrew Jensen.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

The regular meeting OF the Board of
County Commissioners was held in the
Courthouse this week, Commissioners
Gallagher, Mcknight and Heusser be-
ing present. The following business
was transacted:
Nlnety-four pieces OF County Script,
valued at 81, 4s5 e5, were redeemed for
81, 7l9 05. Bids ranging from 49l cts.
TO s5ets. were accepted, $3.50 80 worth
bringing the latter figure,
A new township to be known as Lund
Township No. s, WAS created, and NJ.
II. Harrison made Justice of the Peace
for said township
The tax levy remains the same as
last years.. S5 on each 800 valuation.
Although the finances Of the county
are In better condition, it was deemed
wise not to decrease the rate on ac-
count of additional expenses of the
coming election year. The levy Is seq
gregated AS follows: State 81 90; Coun-
ty school 25cts.; Interest Fund 60ots.
Current Expense 20cts. and for County
purposes Sl.so.
The names Of l0l trial jurors were
drawn.
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A DAILY TRAIN SERVICE.
A Movement to Petition for {
Daily Mail Over the E. SP.

Tho Eureka Sentinel says: A move
ment is being agitated to petition the
Postofflce Department for a six-day mail
service over the Eureka 4 Palisade
railroad. At the present time the rail-
road company, which is paid by weight,
receives about ST, 800 per year for g.
day service each way weekly between
Palisade and Eureka The buck board
contract for the same service is let for
So, 9i9 per annum. II the Government
will discontinue the buck board contract
and pay the latter amount tS2, 9i9) for
the extra service we believe the rail
road company would institute a daily
train Except Sundays) from Eureka to
Palisade and return. This run could
easily be made in one day, say, leave
Eureka at I A. NJ. and return at P. NJ.
The train would then leave Palisade af-
ter u NJ. and we would be assured of
getting both Eastern and Western mail,
even when the Central Pacific trains
were considerably late. In this manner
we would be assured. Of a regular six
day mail service each way, a matter OF
incalculable benefit and convenience not
only to the people OF Eureka county
but to the citizens of large part of the
State TO She south of here.
The people OF Ely have been COM
planning Of the irregularity of the buck
board mail until they are tired. We
are informed that they are now endeav-
oring to have their mail route changed
TO run via Wells and Cherry Creek TO
Ely In case that change goes into ef-
feet, the buck board route to Eureka
will probably be discontinued and we
will eventually be submitted to three
day service by train.
The people here are becoming dis
gusted with the present buekbo rd SER
vice, that mail for some time having ar
rived too lato at night for distribution.
There are now no postotiiees on the
buck board route, those formerly at
Mineral Hill and White having been
discontinued, so the abandonment ol
the route would not necessitate the dis
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Postmaster Broy tells US that the
buck board contractor has informed him
that he can now keep this Office open,
as the buck board will be in on schedule
time in future-"tis contamination
devoutly to be wished" Beginning
this friday night We may expect our
buck board mail on time. sentinel.
II the above be true 1t Is as gratify-
ing to the people Of Ely as it Is to the
people OF Eureka, for II the buck board
arrives on time in Eureka we should re-
ceive our mail on Mondays, Thursdays
and Fridays by 9 2. NJ. For the past
month tho stage on these days has not
reached here until the next morning,
and instead Of receiving mail six times
a week we have been getting practically
a three -times-a-week service. No blame
Is attached to the Stage Co. operating
between here and Eureka, the trouble
all lies with the buck board running be-
tween Eureka & Palisade failing to ar
rive at Eureka on schedule time. If
the people of Eureka succeed in getting
the Department at Washington to
grant them six-day mail service over
r.. & p. railroad, instead Of three, as
now. It would be of inestimable benefit
to the people of Ely and vicinity. We
would then receive our mail at IL A. NJ.
six days In the week, instead Of getting
two mails the same day three times a
week, as now.
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THB MASQUERADE a GRAND
SUCCESS.

The masquerade ball last Monday
night was by far one of the most social
and financial Successes of its kind ever
held in Ely. Judging from the repre-
sentation it certainly proved that Ely
is not yet dead and that her people are
sufficiently satisfied with tho present
outlook to enjoy all the luxnries the
town affords.
The door was opened by so'clock and
shortly after the Grand March was
begun. The hall was filed to its ut
most capacity, and in order to make
dancing room for the maskers, standing
space for the spectators was at a pre-
MUM. There were over seventy spec
tators and fifty maskers, the latter rep
resenting nearly every character Of the
human race, from the beautiful TO the
hideous and horrible. Many of the
costumes we're of unique design and
beautiful and attractive in appearance.
The masks were removed at II O'Clock
and at l. every one adjourned to Mum
ro's restaurant to enjoy a snmptuous
supper. Returning to the hall the
dancers made the New Year happy by
dancing to the music OF Messrs. Camp
bell and Paul until after o'clock in
the morning.
We regret that we have not space
to fully describe every costume and
character.
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continuance of any Office.

continuance OF any office.
Owing to heavy ore shipments the
E. g. P. train is compelled to double as
far as the Summit every other day
that is after arriving In Eureka to take
a number of cars of ore over the heavi-
est grade, where it is left to be coupled
on the next morning. This being the
case, and there being good indications
that the ore output of Eureka and sur,
rounding districts will increase, we be-
lieve that daily train service can and
will be established II the railway com
pany is given the contract at the price
now paid the other contractor.