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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

Macbeth" that dark and somber
tragedy, exploiting woman's ambition
and the weakness Of man when under
the spell Of such influence. was given
at the Opera House last night to one of
the largest and best listening audiences
that has assembled this season, with
that graceful and Intelligent Interpreter
OF Shakespeare. Madame Modjeska. In
the title role. The audience was rather
stupid at first. When the curtain went
up on the second act 1t disclosed Lady
Macbeth seated, but there wasn't the
slightest sign of recognition due one OF
the greatest geniuses on the stage to-
day. They. perhaps. mistook Modjes-
ka for q lady In waiting. After the &c
ton Of the play progressed the audi
ence made amends for Its stupidity in
bestowing well-deservcd applause. Mr..
r. d. MacLean gave IN artistic por-
trayal OF the Thane of Caudor md
shared the honors with the distinguish
cd actress he supported. Modjeska is 4
fine reader Of Shakespenrean lines.
drawing out oil thor subtle meaning,
and was particularly effective last
night in the supprcssive scenes. She Is
an artist. and while age has dealt some
what kindly with her. tina ravagcs of
time were not wholly concealed by her
meretrlcious toilet. 1t was an i'm
mensely pleased audience. and 1t paid
n discriminating tribute to the star and
the admirably talented company which
supported her.
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Bnndmastcr lnnes has given n severe
'jar" to the disciples Of the Wagner
cult down at Atlantic City. where he
and his popular organization have boon
holding forth all summer. Scarcely
any Of his programmes contain less
than two compositions from the pen OF
the great musician. Innes Is known as
n fcrvcnt ndmirer OF Wagner. Once q
week he has given an entire evening of
Wagner music for the dedication OF his
summer patrons. lnnes Inns written m
analytical book on the Nibelungen Ring
as givon at Bayrcuth. In everything
but the wearing OF long hair he was
considered q Wngnerian dcvotee. And
yet In spite OF all this he came out with
n sensational production OF the "Vil-
lage Blacksmith" In which he intro
duced corps OF rcd-shirtcd anvil beat
ers. and electrical effects ITO beat tho
band" us one ardent admircr OF the
piece put II. The production caught
like wild-tlre and tho biz Innes auditor
ium was packed 20 the doors. nightly.
1nnes brings with him Miss Frances
Boyden. the young Cincinnati girl.
whose recent Paris debut Mt the
Pasdcloup concerts was the scene OF
such triumph as seldom falls 10 the
lot OF a newcomer. Mime. Mold, Alber-
Il. Xantcn. Zcrni. Vcron and other
singers OF cqunl standing who viii be
heard In entire scenes from grand OPP
era. The organization will be here on
Tuesday evening. October 20. ut the
Opera House.
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1:.ARTIN's FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

All the members of the Democratic
party In this city with one or two ex-
ccp.ioIs, paid the correspondent of this
paper n visit yesterday morning relative
to an article that appeared In the col
umns Of yesterdays ISSUE stating that
the Sucker Rcd" Jones meeting would
be Tomorrow evening instead of last
evening. The gentlemen SEEMED to be
overcome by the idea that 1t was done
to injure the meeting, but this impress
sion is entirely erroneous. il was u
mistake pur and simple.
The tickets for the excursion to the
Republican demonstration at Bellaire
tonight. can be had at Harry Gray
sons Office. next to the postofFice, any
time after o'clock this evening. Fare
for the round trip. twenty cents. The
special train will be over the Cleve-
land. Loralr G. Wheeling road. leaving
foot of Hanover street at $50 p. m,
city time.
Mrs. DanEcr Jones. the famous lee
tuner. of Canton. will deliver 4 lecture
in this city ut the First NJ E. church.
next Thursday evening, under the aus
pices Of the Womans Christian Tenn
pcrance Union.
The many friends of Park Anderson
in this city, will regret 20 learn that he
is lying ut deaths door at his home
near St. Clairsvlll.. His death Is ex-
pccted daily.
Large full sheet posters We're printed
yesterday announcing the Republican
demonstration here on next Tuesday
evening to be sent throughout the tri-
state radius.
The funeral Of Joseph Angush took
place yesterday morning at o'clock,
from the st. Mary's church. and the in
terment followed at St. Mary's ceme-
terry.
The Martins Ferry high school foot
ball team was defeated at Wheeling
yesterday by the high school team OF
that place by a score Of s TO 0.
Robert Mcclure was badly burned
about the face yesterday morning while
ut work at the LauShlin. a flarr Of gas
was the cause OF the burn.
The Martins Ferry Theatrical Club
gave 4 dance at Maennerchor hall last
evening. which was larely attended and
very enjoyable.
The Mark Hanna and j. ]. Gill
marching clubs took part in the Repub-
lican demonstration at Benwood last
evening.
After considerable difficulty, twelve
jurors were selected at Steubcnvllle
yesterday in the Cramblett case.
Miss Rhoda Learch returned yester-
day from an eight months visit with
relatives NJ tVaynesburg, Pa.
r. II. Howell moved his family to
Quaker City yesterday, where h. will
engage in the hotel business
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MoUNDSVILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall's
County Seat.

Lud. Madison, who was sentenced to
be hanged on the 18th Of last December
and who was given repriere Of thirty
days by the governor, In which to pre-
pare evidence for new trial, but his
attorneys claimed that the time was too
limited and the supreme court granted
him six months more. In the meantime
the Judge who tried and sentenced
him died and II, was thought that he
would be free. as the time both for exc
cution and OF the rcprleve had expired,
and there being no one to try him
uEaln. Judge BrannOn, Of the SUI
prcmc court. denies this assumption.
and says that his fate rests with the
supreme court.
The S. NJ. Steele Club md Company
II. Rough Riders, were In Benwood last
night and took part In the parade. Both
clubs together with the Six Tooters and
colored Rough Riders, will so 10 Cam
cron tonight, to participate In the pa-
rnde and demonstration TO be given Mt
that place.
S. s. Wilkinson returned from Pitts
burgh last evening. having with him
his son Harry, who was taken sick with
typhoid fever In that city. They left on
late train for their hmoe at Glen Eas-
ton.
John Clark has sold his dwelling and
store-room on the corner OF Ninth
street and Tomllnson avenue to n Mr..
McFaddcn, OF Huntington; considcra-
ton, $4,000.
Warden Rust and deputies, OF WASH
ington City. brought fifteen prisoners
from TINT city to the prison yesterday.
There We're fourteen men and one wo-
man.
Judge j. w. Jones, OF Chicago. who
was TO speak here on the first OF No.
vembcr. viii speak Mt Glen Easton In
stead. On the same date.
There will be meeting this after
noon OF the Republican central COM
mIttrs. Mt their headquarters In the
postoillcc building.
Charles RoEscr. OF Bcllairc. supcrIn-
tcndcnt Of the water works company
here. was in the city yesterday on busl-
neGg.
S. NJ. Steele. ]. II. Brnntncr, S. Howe
Bonar. u. II. Purdy, J. d. Durlcy and
w. II. Eae!x were In Cameron yestcr-
day.
The Democratic club went to Mar
, tins FcrryNlast night, TO participate In
the parade at that place.
Mrs. L, GALcEgc. OF Tenth street. Is
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Charles Lincoln Smith,
The Famous New York 0ptomi-
fist Again Visits Wheeling.

1t Is with pleasure we make the an
nouncement that this reliable specialist
is to remain at the Mcclure this week.
Consultation costs nothing. and aided
as he is with the finest scientific lnstru-
ments and opthalmlc apparatus. to-
gether. with his skill and twenty years
experience, using the latest methods.
has acquired for him q standing and
prestige which few reach.
One of the most successful eye ex-
perts. q recognized authority in opto-
metry. Your eyesight Is precious. more
valuable than any Of the other special
OF refracton." Most people wear
glasses that fail to correct the last
named trouble. You may know SO II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridpe.


Mrs. Margaret Worthington died early
yesterday morning Mt the residence Of
her daughter. Mrs. +. T. Howell, In
Kirkwood. after an Illness OF shor,
duration which was not at any time
considered serious. Deceased was one
Of the oldest and most highly respected
ladies' OF this city and leaves Il hos. of
friends besides six children to mourn
her untimely demise. Mrs. Worthlng-
ton was soventy-nine years of age and
had been resident OF this city for
many years. The funeral will occur to-
morrow afternoon ut . O'Clock. The
Ecrvlccs win he conducted by Rev. J. S.
Sccreat. pastor OF the First NJ. +.
church. fnterment will be made nj
Weeks cemetery.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt march,
Ing club Will attend the Republican bar
berue at Wheeling Park this afternoon
and will probably take in the BellaIru
meeting this evening.
Frank Kunzc, who has spent the last
year travelling this country and Canada,
hns returned TO his home In this city,
where he expects TO remain until spring.
The Democratic club from this city
took part In the demonstration Mt Mar
tins Ferry last evening. Sucker Rod"
Jones. OF Toledo. was the speaker.
A meeting OF the Good Tcmpars was
held last evening at which time ii was
decided to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
John McFrearirs this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Robcrtshaw
leave the first OF the week Tor Hunts
Vile, O., to spend Il few days with Rev.
and Mrs. w. II. oehlschlaegcr.
Quite n number from hero attended
the production OF Lady Macbeth nj tho
Opera House in Wheeling last night.
Prosecuting Attorney II. s. Arm
strong, OF st. ,Ciairsville, was business
caller In the city yesterday.
DR.. a. ]. HeInlcln and Nick Kuhn
have returned from Il few days hunt In
West Virginia.
Mayor o'Counell. OF Mingo Junction,
was calling on friends In this city yes
terdaS.
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music stores. or purchasers OF single
tickets for the evenings Of PERFORM
ances which will be given from No
vember on. in the Carroll Club auditor
lum. These concerts will also be open
to students OF music. free. What these
20 1ccrts are Is known to all Musical
Wheeling. and the repertoire Of the
trio embraces the best chamber MUSIC
written. 1t Is hoped that subscribers
enough to cover the expenses of con-
certs will be counted during the coming
week. so that the first concert Of the
series may be given some evening
about the second week OF November.
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"Shoro Acre5."

It Is surprising what n fondness the
average American has for the Fcashorc.
Even In the backwoods the dream OF
the nntIv, Is that some day he may see
the broad Atlantic or Pacific Ocean.
There Ia something In tn. smell OF the
salt water that cheers and encourages
humanity, and james A. lierne. the &C
tor-jTnmatist. must havo thought OF
this when he fashioned that wonderful
play OF his. "Shorc AcrcB." lts scenes
nrc all laid along the rock bound coast
OF Maine and Its characters Nil breathe
the stu0iness md hnrdln0as OF their
RUGGED environment. In many ways
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27
McMEcHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About Pe'p'
and Events.

eAAN& - SNAsS
Misses Annie Byard, Pearl SocSrsn'
Messrs. Willard Blake. Harry Grana.
staff and John Byard will spend sunes
with friends at Hundred.
Martin Gosney and wife will rum
from Mclicesport tomorrow, Was.s W..
they have been the guests OF fr!endS 'O'
I week.
Mrs. George Muth and Mrs. RoNs,
Neal have returned 10 their hon'cs "
Bel!aire, after visiting Mrs. c. D. Le"'''
George Kerr returned TO Mason'e,~n,
Preston county. after spending ten u'''
with his parents here. :,
S. B. West attended the funeral o.
Miss Annie Harblston at WOODLAND oS9
day this week.
John Powell is home from Plt'sen.S'
where he spent q part OF the week ''s'''
Ing relatives.
Mrs. J. E. Doyle and Sarah RISES s''
the guests Of friends at Cameron.
Miss Kate Campbell is home iE0'a
visiting friends ut Warrington.
Henry Novels. OF Cameron, was 'a'
guest OF friends here yesterday.
Charles Gatewood is visiting tF!eH1'
in Mckcesport. Pa, for week.
Jerry L. IIamm. OF Washington. u VI
is in town visiting HIS parents.
Mrs. !. c. Campbell has been LAID W
this week by sickness.
DIR. Hickey, OF Li,tle;on. was VISITING
here yesterday.
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River kilograms.

GREEESBORo-Ri feel, station
nry. Fair. warm.
OIL CITY-Rivcr inches, stationary.
Clear. olea2ant.
WARREN-Rlvcr 3. Weather. clear
and warm.
BRoWNsV1LLE-TIvcr fetr inch.
stationary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feet, sta
tlonary. Clear. warm.
PGTTSBGRGH-Rlvcr 3.4 feet. rising.
Clear and warm.
STEUBENVlLLE-Riypr . feet & In
chcs, rising. Clear. warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27
Endless Scenic Effects.

The equipment OF the King Dramatic
Company Is entirely new this season.
and has attained q higher grade Of mr.
tistic excellence than heretofore. The
atrlcal people, familiar with the hack
neyed phrase. "a car load of scenery"
have been amazed by the immense
amount OF material carried by this or
ganization, which appears at the Grund
Opera House next week. Plays like
Hands Across the Sea-" Faust"
Cumberland '6l," Cherry Pickers,"
Sporting Duchess and victorian
Cross" are positively presented entire
Monday night, Hands Across The
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Won by Wellsburg.

The Wellsburg High School and Lin
sly Institute football teams played al
interesting game of football on the Is
land ball park gridiron yesterday af-
tarnoon. In the presence OF a large
crowd OF rooters. Liusiy kicked Oft.
and the ball Ind not been In plny n min
ute until Welisburg made u touchdown
and kicked goal. BY series of mass
plays and clever puntlnS, Linsly scored
touch down In the first half. but
George Caldwell failed at goal because
the player who held the ball failed TO
perform correctly. Score, c to in favor
of Wellsburg.
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Won BY Wheeling.

Yesterday afternoon. at the bridge
park grounds, on the Island. the
Wheeling High School and Martins
Ferry High School football teams, met
In n well played game. Wheeling scored
touchdown, but failed at goal. Mar
tins Ferry was held at every stage.
and at no time was the Wheeling goal
In danger. Score. S to 0 in favor Of
WhaalIpc-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27
Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and bladder dio-
cases relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" II
Is a great surprise on account OF Its ex-
cecdlnE promptness In relieving pain In
bladder. kidneys md back. In male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately II you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by r. II. List. druggist. Wheeling. ~.
Va. tth&a
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A NEW INDUSTRY
Laughlin Mill to Add New Depart
ments That Will Employ About 700
People-Will Replace the Old


1t Is announced on good authority
that the Laughlln Nail Company has
decided to inaugurate new Industry In
connection with Its present large estab-
llshment at Martins Ferry. 1t is rot
stated into just what line Of the steel
business the company will extend It's
operations. but 1t is known that the
shovel department will probably be
done away with. and that, the new de-
partment will employ several hundred
people. 700 1t Is stated In Martins Fer
ry.
The announcement Of the company's
intention to take hand In the expan-
sion business has been received with
satisfaction both in Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry.
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Transvaal Part of British Empire.

PRETORIA, Oct. 26.-The Transvaal
was to-day proclaimed part Of the
British empire. the proclamation being
attended with impressive ceremonies.
The royal standprd was holsted in the
main square of the city. the srenadiers
presented arms. Gnassed bands played
the national anthe I'm, Sil Alfred Miner
read the proclamation and 600 troops,
representing Great Britain and her col
onies, marched past.
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This Afternoons Game.

This afternoon the Bethany College
eleven and the team Of the Parkersburg
Athletic Club will meet at the Island
ball park. The collegians are very
strong this year, and will line up as fol-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27
Capt. Dovener Returns.

Congressman Dovcner yesterday &c
turned from his campaigning tour
through the First congressional dis
trict. He feels the utmost confidence
In his reelection, and anticipates an in
creased majority.
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"a Stranger in a Strange Land"

"A Stranger In a Strange Land" the
farce that made a tremendous hit at the
New York Manhattan theatre last sea-
son. and which 1t Is said was enjoyed
by people who desire to enjoy n hearty
laugh; created by situations uproarious-
ly funny and yet free from the faint
that permeates the French farce,
namely, risque situations and sugges-
tiveness. will be the attraction at the
Opera House, Wednesday night. A sne-
cial matinee performance will be given
also. The farce Is by Sidney Wilmer
and Walter Vincent, under the direction
Of Sam Thai and P. j. Kennedy. who.
It Is said, have placed around the play
a capable company, which includes
William Friend. =. J. Mack. Charles
Drake. Frank German, Joseph Cusack.
May Anderson and Beatrice Norman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27

IioGshon. the halter. at 1864 Main
street, has n complete line Of lntCst fail
styles. In BtIff and soft. Satisfaction
guaranteed. All hntg are made In his
own factory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27

you have blurrlng. dizziness. neuralgia,
headache. spots before the eyes, inflam-
nation. granulations. wlnking. trem-
bling spells. cataract. burning and
smartlns OF the eyes, various nervous
and brain affections, cntailing not only
positive injury to the sight, but untold
misery.
Charles Lincoln Smith will be. at the
Mcclure Hotel private pariors. Nos. 0
and 10. this entire week-Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. Consultation alb
solutely free.
Do not trifle with your eyes, as lost
sight never returns. Remember 1t costs
no more TO employ first class expert
than It does to risk your vision with In
experienced hands.
viii be at the Mcclure. Wheeling, W.
w.. October %. 26 and q.
Office hours-10 to 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27

HUNDREDS of lives snvcd avery year
by having DR.. Thomna Eclectric Oil IN
the house Just when 1t IL needed. Cures
Group. heals burns, cuts. wounds OF
every sort.
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Bar-Lock Typewriter R. R. KING
Office Manager
confined 10 her room on account Of m

confined to her room on account of III
ness.
Guard C. r. Knight left yesterday
for u visit at his home. at Keyser, W.
Va.
Mayor Freeze. of Bellaire. O., was
calling on friends here yesterday.
George W. Conner, OF Sherrard, was
here yesterday, on business
John Clark, Of Sistersville, was here
yesterday, on business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27

IN teaching 1000 students the court
reporting system Of shorthand We have
never had student fail to read his
notes.
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Mnln and TMnlfih Sircntn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27

LIFE Is 30 short. Cooks Imperial
Extra Dry Champagne will help YOU to
enjoy 1t. 1t aids digestion and will pro-
long It.
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HIVES are a terrible torment 70 w
little folks. and to some older ones i.n.
lily cured. Doan's Ointment never !oI,
Instant relief. permanent cure. al -"
drug store. 30 cents.
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All Musical Wheeling. Is delighted at
the prospect Of having the PhIlharmon
lc Trio (Messrs. Schockey. Blumenberg
and Meyer. again. In series of semi
monthly recitals. These recitals will
be open to the public, and every one Is
cordially Invited TO become slgners for
season tickets, the lists for which are
now placed nt the Bnumer and House
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"shore Acres" Is the very highest exam
pie va have. yet had OF the pastoral
play and Its. success Is well deserved. A
fine scenic production of the piece will
be given at the Opera House, Thursday.
November /, matinee and night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27
BROWN AND GOLD.

This elegant fall built OF the material called
AsaliRn dape smooth surface rich and fine The
gold embroidery bodice is
be open closed preferred.
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Franklin College was to have been
Rethany's opponent, but cancelled the
date Thursday. Parfersburg's team Is
stronger one, and the game should be
n good one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-27

The secsrd attraction and big one
Of the week. comes Off Wednesday ev-
ening. at St. James German Lutheran
church. on Chapline street The at
traction Is the Leipslc Quartettc and Is
made uD of two men and two women
with magnificent voices, of whom the
Philadelphia Press, In which city they
have been singing this week. speaks in
the highest terms Of praise. The work
done Is exceptionally interesting and
good. The. music sung Is sacred and all
concerted and shows the evolution OF
church music through the fifteenth, six
tecnth, seventeenth. eighteenth and
nineteenth centuries. A large and en-
thuslastlc outpouring Of the lovers of
the best class of music will no doubt
be present TO hear these singers direct
from 1eipsic, one OF the seats OF mu-
steal culture OF the world. The organl-
Zation sings at Carnegie music hall, in
Pittsburgh. next Monday evening. In
Allegheny Tuesday. after which 1t
comes to this city. the guest OF the con-
grega,ion of st. James Lutheran
church. The quartette embraces Mr..
Brun Rocthig, tenor and director: Mrs.
Clara Roethig. soprano: Miss Hedwig
Risch. nlto. and Mr.. Eugene TannG-
WITT, basso.
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Mrs. S"IllH Warren Holloway. NJ Flt-
tenth street has returned home. nri0r
lengthy stay IN Cauail
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Nr. md Mrs. HuIllhrn Quarter. Nj.
and Nrr. ]. J. Holloway. Mrs. ]. J..
Jones Mrs y. B Scott and Miss En-
Lewis are wheeling people In New
York a. present.
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Mr. LrwIs Burger. Of Baltimore, Nd,
iz ~ hous' guest % Ir and Mrs
Frederic H. LauEr. on Fourteenth
street
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MY line OF overcontlnGs and Sultings
are always Of the choicest patterns.
c. w. SEABRIGHTS SON.
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Mrs. a. ]. Martin. wife of President
Martin, OF the Commercial Construction
Company, Of New York City. is the
house guest Of Mrs. Joseph Speers.