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Birthday Party.

Among the pleasant events of the
week was the birthday party at the
home Of Mrs. A. ]. Gift. in honor of
her daughter, Pearl. A large number
of friends were present, and the even
ing was most pleasantly spent in
games, songs and recitatiOns. Supper
was served and later dancing was in
dulged in by those present. among
whom were Misses Lizzy, Eva and
Frances Gilberg, Carrie Brown. Alta
Pond, Irine Schofield, Mrs. L. Butcher.
Mrs. DR.. Hyler, Mrs. Gilberg, Mrs. Wet
eel, Mr.. and Mrs. Groves, Mr. G.
Campbell Messrs. Albert Hoffman,
Fred Pond, Orson Selma, Almer Hyler,
Chris Peacock, Mayo WetzeI, Charlie
SchOfeld, Bert Hyler, Herbie Gilberg.
Francis Gift. JerOld GlbeTg, ROLAND
Cliff
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MTs. o. J. Salisbury. left Wednesday
for the east.
Miss Florence Hartley has gone to
Los Angeles
Miss Judge has invitations out for
Tuesday afternoon:
Mrs Amelia Young entertains next
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Julia KimbaIl entertained the
Whist club on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Murray left dur
ing the week for the east
Miss Burke entertained the Sewing
club last Monday afternoon
Mrs. A. T. N0ilmer entertained the
Whist club on Monday evening.
Mrs E. o. Lee entertained her Sun
day school class Friday evening
Miss Hattie Jennings viii spend the
next three months in New York.
Mrs George T. Brice gave an elabor-
ate card party Thursday afternoon.
g g .
Mrs. L White and Miss Emma White
left during the week for San Francis
o o .
Mr.. ". T. Mansfield of Telluride,
Colo, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ire
Use.
A notable event of the week was the
v,fsa Of r.a fov,aflxr ri
day evening
The marriage of Miss Lena Stephens
Of Denver and Walter Druehl will take
place on March :.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Sears reached
home Thursday, after a two years alb
sence in Australia.
c. f. Steward and sister, Carrie ].
Steward. are visiting relatives and
friends in Iowa for month
The reception at st. Paul's rectory on
Wednesday evening was one of the
delightful events of the week
q q .
The marriage OF Miss Emma Young,
formerly teacher in the Fremont, and
Walter Nebeker will take place On
Feb. Z.
Miss Annie Peterson and William
Wadf0rd were married last Wednesday
at Holiday, where they Will continue
TO reside.
Miss Aurora CrOckWell, who has
| been visiting in the east since August,
returned home Thursday. Her brother
! Madena VIII attend q law school in the
east. and is not expected to return home
/ for two years.
George 7 Wallace, W. S. Mccormick
and his daughter Mrs Bird and Misses
/ Gilmer, Murray and Woodward, will
! leave this morning for Boise, Ida, to
/ take part in the dedication of the new
4 telephone building at that place. They
will return on Wednesday
@ g g
! Last Wednesday evening the Oriole
/ Sixty-three club was entertained by
1 Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. LathrOp at their
/ home in CAPITOL avenue addition. Mr..
and Mrs. Kyes captured the prizes
! These present were Messrs- and Mes
/ danes Scoville, Anderson, Thayne, La
| throp. KOrupkat, Bradford, Emerson
+ Mr. Hawkes., Mrs. Ebel and Mrs
] Hawkes..
O o g
Helene Meier entertained a few
1 friends Thursday evening. They play
ed many games. and afterwards were
/ led into the dining room, where deiic-
i0us refreshments were served. Those
present were Maude Naylor. Florence
/ Lloyd, Stella Paul. Maude Baxter, Kitty
/ Squires, Annie Reeves, Bernice Day
Ellen TibDitts, Denis Murphy
Charles Thomas Roy WiseOmb
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Luff won first prize. which was a
bronze stag ornament. while Mr. J. G.
Olson captured the consolation prize.
Instrumental music and selections on
the monograph added to the enjoy
ment. Refreshments were served and
the stays" mede Rome howl in a
mild way until a late hour The tally
card We're original and very unique,
and everything was appropriate to the
occasion
Those present were AfessTs Charley
Brazier. A. ". Beam, Frank L. Hart,
B. II. LAWYER, Charley Olson, Jesse
Smith. Theodore Reiser. J. c. Olson,
Alvin F. Smith. Alexander Eberhardt,
Fred Luff and Frank Brown
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Afternoon Gard Party.

Miss Hattie Jennings entertained at
cards Tuesday afternoon, the event be-
ing in every way a thoroughly infor-
NAL and delightful one. Seated at the
card tables were the Misses Catherine
Culmer, Ella Clark. Louise Hunt. How
at Margaret HOwat. Florence HOWat,
Frances Howat, Allie Miller, Flora
Griffin. Florence Kessler, lrma Aft,
Jasmine Young. Sadler, June Sadler'
Winnie Sprague, Edythe Sears. Cath
crime DoUgau, Lucille Jennings, jose
phiue katz, Pauline GrOO, Louie Odell,
Fannie Bird. Sibyl Anderson, Leda
Rawlins, Einnersley. Gertrude Felt,
Hampton, Bailey. Laura Saunders.
Sharp. Burton, Leonard, GrOesbeck,
Beasley. McCUue, Sallie Leonard, Ada
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Athenian Club Dance.

The dance given Friday evening by
the Athenian club was a well attended
and successful affair. Among those
seen on the dancing floor were the
Misses Gaby, Weller. Cooper, Adams,
Taylor, Jeremy, Vier, Gunner, Harker,
Parker, Boyer, McCune. Groo. O'Con-
nor, BOtsfOrd, Watson, LamsOn, Irvine,
Tompkins, Clawson, Dow, Kelly, Pike,
Messrs, Paul Banker, w. Townsend,
Mayors, Dunford, A. W. Smith, Ray
NayIor, Charles Bruff, Thomas, Sid
ney Reeves, A. Cowan, DR.. Stuart, A.
w. Collinson, r. Dunford, B. Spencer,
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May Club.

The May club had a delightful time
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs John
Timms on Tuesday evening. The game
of high five was played. Prizes We're
won by Mrs. /. Harvey, Mr.. II. M.
Sadler, Mrs John Timms and Mr.. w.
Williams. Mr.. Benjamin Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. / Harvey were received
as members Of the club, after which all
were invited into the dining room to
partake of a dainty supper.
The club adjourned to meet in a
week at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Holding.
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At Dinner

Mrs. David B. Hampstead gave a
pret5ily appointed dinner Wednesday
evening, the guests Of honor being Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Avery and Miss Orr of
Denver. An artistic center Of viOiets
and ferns adorned the table which was
bOnbOns.
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
Avery, Miss Orr, Miss Bertha Hemp
stead, Mr.. Hal Hampstead and Mr. W.
II. Sherman.
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At Cards.

Miss Isabel Underhin delightfully."-
entertained at cards Thursday evening.
The game was an animated one, and at
it's close prizes were awarded to Mrs
viii Baxter, Mr.. Prince Burr, Mr.. Mes
len and Mrs. Jackson, after which a
dainty repast was served, and music
finished the programme.
Among the guests were AIr. and Mrs.
George Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neslen, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hill. Mrs.
Sloan, Misses A. Radon, Louise Marks,
Gertie Williams, Jennie Bird, Lucy
Williams, A. Baxter, Messrs. Prince
Burr, Alonzo Andrews. Fred Williams,
Arthur Williams and Mr.. Rhodes.
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LUNCHEON and Cards.

Mrs. George NJ. Downey entertained
and a few friends at luncheon on
Thursday. Following the daintily sery-
ed menu a few games of cards were
played. Those enjoying the afternoon
were Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Spencer,
Mrs. HOyt Sherman, Mrs. Belden, Mrs.
George Y. Wallace. Mrs. Wilkes, Mrs
Styer, Madame Pfoutz, Mrs ". V.
Rice, Mrs. c. L. Robertson, Mrs.
George A. Lowe, Mrs. Salisbury. Mrs
Allen of Fort Douglas and Mrs. Robert
Hardness.
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Informal Musicale.

Mrs. Ira Lewis was on Friday the
hostess of one Of the pleasantest events
Of 'ths week The affair was an in
formai musicale. Mrs Wetzell, Mrs
Lewis and Mrs. Read contributing to
the afternoons pleasure.
Among the guests were: Mrs. G. E.
Allen, Mrs. Bennett. Mrs. Eccles, Mrs.
Sawyer, Miss Sawyer, Mrs. David
Keith. Madame PfOutz. Mrs. Pfoutz,
Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Hills. Mrs. Andrus.
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To Meet Miss Block.

Miss Block Of St. Louis was the guest
Of honor at a luncheon given yesterday
hy Mrs. James A. Pollock. The table
was beautifully decorated with red
Feraniums and broad satin streamers.
Small baskets Of flowers were placed
at each guests place
Covers were laid for Mrs. William
Reid. Miss Thorn. Miss Laura Sher-
man. Miss Geddes. Miss Zane, Miss
Edna Sheaman, Miss Salisbury, Miss
darkness, Miss Lowe and Miss Young
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Hardy. George Pyper Ruben Baxter.

Hardy. George Pyper Ruben Baxter
Mark Wilkinson.
. 3 =
Mrs. J. H. Allen entertained a sixfv-
three card party last Tuesday after
noon. The guests were Mrs Y Young
Mrs. Game, Mrs. Beatty. Mrs. Roberts
Mrs. Rawiins. Mrs. Grant Smith. Mrs
Julia Tailor, Mrs. Needham, Mns. can
tain Bishop. Mrs. Crisn0n, Mrs. Little
Mrs Scans, Mrs Rogers, Mrs. Calder.
Mrs. Wash Young AIRS Alder. Mrs
SHELL Mrs. Shoebridge. Mrs. Russell.
Mrs, II. Moss, Mrs Almond. Mrs. Ja-
eohs, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Kirby, AIRS.
SquireS, Mrs. Sims
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At Luncheon,

Mrs. Frank B. Stephens was. on
Wednesday afternoon, the hostess Of a
dainty luncheon. the affair being given
as a compliment to Mrs. J. X Fergu-
son. Invited TO meet her were Mrs. E.
/. Carpenter, Mrs. c. I. Rood. Mrs. Da-
vid Keith, Mrs. Dininny, Mrs, William
Myers.
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Surprise Party.

Mr.. Charles Kelley was surprised by
a number Of friends Friday evening.
Games, dancing and refreshments
made the evening enjoyable
Among the guests were Misses Pearl
Peterson, Bertha Small, Ada Matthews,
Ella Meyers, MGssrs. Jules MunsOn,
Leonard Cottrell, Leon Phillips, Rich
ard OiConner
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Birthday Party.

Miss Gertie Allcock, 81 Green street,
was given a birthday party on the oc-
casiOn of her sixteenth birthday Fri
day evening. Those present were: Ger
tie Robinson, Edith Everett, Maggie Nc
Clure, Stenie Sorensen, Emma Ander-
son, Florence Franklin Gertie Allcock,
Joe Hunt, Willie Gray, J. Johnson
Harold Reynolds, Willie Pierce, Eddie
AllcOck, Joe Everett. Supper at II
o'clock. A photographer was present
and each Of the guests viii be given a
flash light photograph by Miss Gertie.
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Young. Lucille Taylor, NIcGrath, Moore.
Mrs. Vivian McCune, Mrs. II. 7. Daily,
Mrs. A. w. McCune, jr.
During refreshments prizes were
given TO Miss Josephine katz, Miss
DOuEau and Miss Kinnersley.
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A. Kelley, F. Schroeder. GrimsdaI. z.
H. Green, Teal a. Groesbeck. HemDel.
Webster, P p. Christensen. Berkhoel,
Pardee, SchluteF, Fred Odell. Coffin,
Morris, Jeremy, =. Cummings. Cham
berlain.
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Stag Party.

On Thursday evening Mr.. A W.
Smith entertained = number of friends
at a stag party" The game of the
evening was sixty-three. Mr.. F. S.
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on Wednesday evening. The parlors
were effectively decorated with green
and white. Sixty-three was enjoyed.
The guests Of the evening were: Mr.
and Mrs. Ferry Miss Mason. Miss
Lowe, Miss Burke Miss Blanche Burke
Miss GedGes Miss Griffin. Miss Edna
Sherman. Miss Thorn, DR.. MeEiroy
Ar. Hampton, Mr. VIII Ford, Mr.. FL
bridge Thomas, Mr.. " J. LaTrence,
M. @. y. LaWrence.
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Social Notes.

Mr.. Waterman has gone to Logan
@ @ g
Mrs. Theodore Bruback has gone
east.
Mrs. Theresa Werner has gone to Cal
ifOrnia-
g o 8
Mrs. Stuart Stephenson has returned
from Idaho.
q o o
Mrs Walker, Mr.. Taylor and Mr..
Swift, who haF been visiting Mr.. and
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Owls Club.

The Owls club was entertained Mon
day evening by Miss Lowe. The even
ing was spent playing cards and later
supper was served.
OF the members there were present:
Miss Park, Miss Salisbury, Miss Sher-
man, Mrs Louise Smedley Smith, Miss
Geddes, Miss Critchlow, Mr.. Nolan. Mr.
VIII Thompson, Mr.. Charles Walker,
Mr.. George Lawrence, Dr.. CTitchlow
and Mr.. Taylor.
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Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam c. Park celebrated
the sixth anniversary Of their marriage
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MARTTN,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling'a
Progressive Neighbor.

sam Goudy, alias "Paw-Paw Sam
who was arrested Wednesday evening,
for stealing an Overcoat from Conrad
Long, as stated in yesterdays Intelli-
gencer, was fined $50 and costs and
twenty days in jail. by Mayor Ship
man. yesterday, and in default OF pay
ment will be taken to st. Clairsvllle to-
day, by Marshal Llndemuth.
The funeral of Edward Johnson took
place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock,
from his late residence on South Broad
way and was largely attended by relR-
tlVes and friends Of the deceased. Rev.
], r, Morton, pastor of the First Meth
Odist Episcopal church of this city, Of
iiclated. Interment was at Riverview
cemetery.
The jury in the CabelI damage case
against the city, which comes up for
trial in common pleas court at st.
Clairsville to-day, was In town yester-
day afternoon, viewing the lands for
which damages are asked.
The eleven months' -old child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pool, residing on South
Broadway, died yesterday morning.
The funeral will occur at O'Clock this
afternoon and interment will be at Lin
wood cemetery.
A number OF the physicians Of thls
city attended the annual banquet Of the
Belmont County Medical Society, held
at the Windsor hotel, in Bellalre, yes
terday.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
Of the Presbyterian church, met in the
reception rooms Of the church at 1880
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Ad, Newland's baking wagon broke
down on Center street yesterday while
he was attempting to pull out Of the
street car track.
Mrs. William Jones, of smlthAeld, Is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Morgan, on South Third street.
Lemotta Smith has accepted a POSI-
ton as travelling salesman with Bowlln
& Chute in Wheeling.
Miss Carrie HuskIns returned yester-
day from a weeks visit with relatives
at East Liverpool.
Miss Lucy Theaker. Of Mt. Pleasant,
IL the guest Of Miss Lenore Drennen, on
1.-THE Heights
Mrs. Celia ong, Of smithHeld. Is the
guest Gf her daughter, Miss Blanche. in
this city
Alfred Trippin. OF smithfleld, was
calling on friends In the city yesterday,
John Holloway went to Barton yes
terday TO visit relatives for few days.
Arnsteln & Wolff VIII reopen their
gents furnishing establishment to-day.
The board OF education held their
regular monthly meeting last evening.
Edward Lewis is III at his home on
Hanover street.
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BASE BALL.

50 Ed, Barrowa, erstwhle president
ot ye defunct Atlantic league, is 70 as
sumo the telns OF team management
this year at the head OF the Toruntos,
Of the Eastern league. Well, there is
no galnaaying the fact that Edward IS
hustler, End with anything llRA luck
he would have pulled the untortunatc
Atlantic League out of theadverslty hole
last sumner. Here In Wheeling It is re-.
called that Barrows was AT the head OF
the only pennnnt winning aggregation
the town has ever boosted OF. II was
back In 30. Early that spring, after
this section had been without a profes.
slonai league for four or five years. the
Interstate league Was organized at
steubenvillc by LOT OF enthusiasts,
whose stock In trade was largely made
no OF an abundance Of sanguInIty and
nIeptv Of enterprise. but with very lit
lie OF the long green. After lot Of
adding the league started out on May
pay and great aggregation Of Jay"
towns It was
The opening card in Wheeling was
I[.nton ian Ohio town Of 5000 half oi
,ybouo team hadn't uniforms. Another
team was located ut UhrIchsvlIle- Dem
nlson fthe irwin cfileD and there they
didn't even boast Of one daily paper,
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

NEWS NOLeS EEOu Lue busy AAhlbAAA
County Town.
The new contracts were submitted to
electric light consumers yesterday by
the company. When the plant first
started contracts were given for year,
and at the expiration OF this time there
have been renewals in verbal way.
The patrons expect better service and
hope the lights viii be turned on earlier
on dark days.
Elsie Scott. who conducted Skin
ferry here, was searched for yesterday
TO appear IN the Ohio county criminal
rnnrt in the DTfIteY murder case, bVt lie
left Benwood some time ago. He dis
covered the body Of Louis DlttmOrG in
the river Squire Lacey, who conduct
ed the inquest, will be a witness In the
trial to-day,
No steps have hcen taken yet by Ben
wood organizations to take part In the
dewey Day" parade In Wheeling on
WashIngtons Birthday, but there Is
time yet to take action. BenwoOd
should be represented, since allt sur
rounding towns nrc to be.
Mrs. james Barrett, wife Of Council
man Barrett, died yesterday morning at
her home on Water street. A husband
and seven children survive. The decenA-
cd had been mn invalid for years. but
her Illness became critical only Il few
weeks ago,
!. Louis and Fred Schad have returned
from st. Marys, after sizzling up the
prospects there for n butcher shop. and
they have a location under considers
ton,
Willie Dugan has been given ca
detshlp appointment ut the tstnte uni
verslty by Judge John a. Campbell,
regent for this district
Hunk" Burkctt was turned loogc
yesterday. after confinement In the
fail for drunkenness.
The Central school children VIII hold
patriotic excrclses Oh February Il,
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bruises and aprains. which WIN lay him
OF from work for several days.
=. W. Houser. the present manager Of
the Martins Ferry keg and barrel
works. and others, will incorporate q
company this week. under the laws Of
West Virginia. for the manufacture o.
boxes and barrels ct Bridgeport.
The funeral Of MrS. william Co.'S
took place yesterday afternoon Ct
O'clock, from her late residence on Rail-
road street, and was largely attended.
The iSsteEmeut followed q LlnWood
cemetery.
A number Of physicians from this city
attended the annual banquet given BY
the Belmont County Medical Society, %
evening.
Rev. Robert Alexander, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church Of New Phil
Rdelphla. was the guest Of friends In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. EVERY South leaves this morn-
ing for Pittsburgh. 70 spend q few Gays
with her sister, Mrs. Alice Clark.
Mrs, G. B. o'Kelley returned yeater-
day from a visit with her sister, Mrs,
Bell, at Steubenvllle.
Frank selgel. Of Kansas City. Mo-,
was visiting old friends in town yester-
dag.
Taylor South returned yesterday from
a busIenss trip to Waynesburg. Pa.
George Sheets. Of Portland, was in
the city yesterday on business,
George Bresock was in Wellsburg
yesterday on business.
Charles Helnlein has gone to. Chicago
on business.
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THE OPPOSITION LEAGUE
Scores a Point in Baltimore by Ac-
curing Union Park.

Scores a Point in Baltimore by Ac-
quiring Union Park.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-The new
American Base Bali Association scored
a point against the National League
here to-day, when It's representatives
signed a lease for the Union League
Park. The lease is to run for one year
and $500 is the consideration for the
use OF the grounds and stands for thar
period. Doubtless legal battle Will
result, as tile Baltimore base ball and
exhibition company 1.-THE baltimore Ma
tIonal League club, built the stands.
The meeting for organization of thu
new club is announced and viii be held
tomorrow night.
John j. McGraw, the probable mana
ger Of the new club. received a tele-
gram from Frank Richter, OF Philadel-
phia, to-day, announcing that ProvI-
dcnce, II. l., had accepted the eighth
franchise and would complete the cir
cult OF the new association, which VIII
be made Up Of Providence. Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore in the cast,
and Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit and
Milwaukee in the west.
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Bp11A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of BELMONT County.

The banquet of the Belmont County
Medical Society yesterday afternoon at
the Windsor hotel, was rather a pleas
ant affair throughout, 1t being the oc-
CaslOn OF the annual meeting OF the So
cIety. The local physicians IN charge
were: Drs. A. c. Beetham, j. Park
West and ]. S. McClelland. DR.. ]. w.
Cooper and wife, Dr. D. w. Boone and
wife. and Or. +. A. Korrall and wife re-
ceived the members and guests in the
parlors Of the hotel. and there were
present seventy In all The president OF
the society, DR.. Korral. made a fitting
address OF welcome, and DR.. A. II.
Hewetson presided at the head of the
table as POSTMASTER. Then followed a
discussion OF the programme, DR., j. $.
Boone leading off with dissertation on
sour Annual Banquet" "The Doctor
and Preacher as Partners" was re-
sponded to by Rev. L. A. Simons. and II
DISCOURSE upon Eyes" was made by
DR.. j. G. Wilson. The relation OF law
to medicine" was handled by Attorney
John A. Gallaher, and DR.. i. Q. Will
fans, OF Martins Ferry. toasted our
Guests" and Rev. r. S, Coffey made re.
Spouse to the same toast. Judge John
Il. briggs gave q fitting talk upon the
Public Estimate OF the Doctor" The
spread was dainty and attractive, do
ing credit TO the Windsor, and the gain
erlng manifested high appreciation by
lingering until departing trains hasten
ed some of them away.
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Bellairo Briefs.

The question Of houses for the poo
bio of this city 81 beeomfnE q ssT1S@"
ono and furnishes a fine opportunity
for gentlemen OF means to make profit
ablo Investment.
Hon. e. ]. Howard, Of Barnesville.
was at Columbus this week, interesting
members Of the legislature In some new
laws he thinks should be enacted.
Rodefer's glass factory has been
working every department as full ~
practicable ever since their start.
There is not an industry Of any kind
in this city that II not now working TO
It's full capacity.
George S. Evans, OF uhrichsvllle was
in the city yesterday.
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Bn1DeEroRT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

The recent rtins have caused "a bad
slide IN the cxteusion Of Lincoln ave
nue.. through the koehnline properly;
When the street was being graded and
nnved tho city wanted to place n stone
vail and steps In front Of the residence
of James Smith, but the latter ordered
them 10 leave his premises alone and as
mostly i,non the paved street ana an
other similar slide viii probably place
his house In the same position Just
what MIR. Smiths idea could hive been
for not allowing the city, AZ lne,r eT-
pense. to erect the retaining wall IL
NOT exactly known, unless It could have
been that he expected to get damages
from tho city on such accidents ms has
Just occurred,
james Alexander, fireman an the
Cleveland, Loruin 4 Wheeling yard en-
rine. while standing ON top OF the ton
dor yesterday morning, slipped and fell
TO the ground. sustaining several bad