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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-13
BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town. =

news NOTES from the busy mtLTsnA44
County Town. 10
There will be double medal contest
under W. C. T. U. auspices. At the NJ. E.
church, next Friday evening. Medals
will be given FOR superiority in vocal
music and elocutIon. In the singing
class are: Alverda Maheod, Emma
Price, Daisy Shepard, Ethel Lacey and
Della Winters. The orators will be:
Birdie Fisher. Bessie Creighton, An
ME Bell, Edith MorganLI and Edna
Bowers. The Judges will be selected to-
day, and DR.. j. n. Alley has the task
OF securing them.
In the race for Justice of the peace
in Union district, Messrs. Riddle, Smith.
Lacey, MARBLE and Stevens ran in the
order named. Riddle and Smith were
the nominees, the latter beating Lacey
by thirty-one votes. THIS is the fifth
time Squire Riddle has betn nominated
and II he serves the term he will have
held the office for twenty,Years
Felix DicGee Is In good spirits again.
His friends feared he would succumb
to nervous prostration at the absence
Of his boon companion, Thomas Kelly.
But the latter's trip to Wellsburg was
on the flying order, and like a good
hominG pigeon. he has returned quietly
to the old stamping grounds,
Four years from now Union district
viii have sherlfralty candidates in
Mayor Thomas Shepard and James
Farmer. It Is pr0bableb that Robert
Newton may try for 1t. j. K. Chase
Will be n candidate. andiyesterday he
received many assuranceS OF support
from Benwood people. 20
The delegated from thcoBenwood d.
vision and ladies auxiliary, A. o H.,
left in n special coach for the state
convention. at Clarksburs, yesterday.
Michael Dollar and Joseph Kelly were
in the party.
A party consisting OF Prof. NJ. E.
German. Miss Annie PelleY. Mr.. Charles
l.. Evans and Miss LoaJ Davis, drove
out to West Liberty last night. to at
tend the inter-society Literary contest.
The Occidental club viii give a dance
ut the Blue Ribbon hall, next Tuesday
evening. invitations for which were Is
sued yesterday.
The Democrats viii go TO the useless
trouble Of nominating n cuunty ticket
at MOundsvllle, next Saturday.
Prof NJ. E. German Niu leave for
his home at Morgantown tomorrow, to
spend the summer vacation,
Electrician Hoge, of the Riverside.
and Dallas Martin are spending n week
fishing out Wheeling creek.
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The Nav York Trip.

There will be meeting of the All
Wheeling bowling club at the Fette
alleys on Saturday afternoon. ut 4
o'clock, for the purpose of arranging
for the trip to New York in July, to
participate in the international ten-pln
tournaments The club will be accom-
panied by a Roodiy number OF rooters.
and the entire bowling fraternity In
Wheeling will watch their representa-
tives' work In competition with the
stars of the world with the greatest In
terest. The contests win occur during
the week. July 1921.
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McMEcHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

Jacob Shafer and family have return
ed from Wheeling, where they have
been for some time, on account OF the
Illness and death OF Mrs Shafer's bro
ther.
Claude Goodwin win return home Fri
day, from Buckhannon. where he at
tended school, preparing himself for
the ministry.
Henry Fox and family have returned
to their homes at Johnstown, Pa, after
n weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs James
Powell
Lee Patterson has returned to his
home at Pittsburgh, after visiting his
parents here.
Ben Dorsey, Of sherrnrd, was visiting
his parents here yesterday.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 12-ft
looked like victory for ST. Louis until
me seventh inning to-day. when Phlladcl-
phIn took brace At tho bat Tho locals
innao two doubles md two singles. which,
WIN a wild throw by Tebcau. gave them
8 Louis ...3iOOO 300 10 ia Z
Philadelphia i 0 0 o 0 0 q 0 &c :
Batteries, Jones and CrIgcr: Donnhuo
una Mcfarland. Earned runs st. Louis
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NEW YORK, June l2,-To-day's game
between the New Yorks and Chicago was
a pitchers battle. CaFrlck had the better
OF 1t. lie kept the Chicugo's hits well
scattered. New York won the game by
mixing hits with the chieagos' errors in
the sixth and eighth innings. The score:
New York 80 oo2o2 Il : i
Earned runs. New York ]. Time, 1855
Umpire. SwaNwood. Attendance, 2,lO0
Batteries. Carrick and BoWeTman; Gala
han md DOnlhue.
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Use Aliens FoOt.Ease ia Your Gloves.

A lady writes. 81 shake Aliens Foot
Ease into my gloves and rub q niue on
my hands. II saves my gloves ny ABSORB.
Ing Precipitation. II IL a most dainty toilet
powder" We invite the attention ot phy-
Slciana md nurses to the absolute purity
OF Aliens Foot Ease. DR. w, e. Ahbott'
editor NJ the Chicago clinic, says. III "
gtnntIy IN my practice" All drug stores
sell n. &c Samples sent FREE. Address,
Allen 8. Olmstod, l4c Roy N. Y. uh&B
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An Exciting Finish.

BROOKLYN. June l2,-IrwIns homo
run, with Mcbride on second, tied the
score in the ninth to-day but Keeler's
triple and Jennings single returned the
BroOklyns winners In their half. 1t was
a pitchers battle, in which Hltson hnd
the advantage of steady support Score:
RHE
BrooEiyn .. .,.. . . . j OF = 8 i
Batteries. Scott and Wood; Kitson and
Mcclure Homo runs. Keeler. Irwin. Time,
1910. Umpire. ODnY. Attendance, l,S0O.
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-ApM1N1sTRAToR,s NoTIoE.

ApMIN1sTRAToR's NOTICE : THE
"A subscriber has been appointed and
duly qualified as the administrator. OF
William Ratcliff, deceased. All persons
having claims against his estate Will pre-
sent thom 10 me, duly proven, for pay
ment, and all persons knowing themselves
Indebted will make payment TO me- " Ia
RATCLTFF, Administrator. m
wheeling, W. Va, May 2. lg00. ln9.I1.IS
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DEER PARK HOTEL,
Most Delightful Summer Resort of
the AlleEhenies.

UlOht DGllBlNlNA 0NlhAlAlCA LNEHuEL VI
the Alleghenies,
Swept by mountain brcezes, $500 feet
above sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria, hay fever and moSqultos. On
main line of Baltimore & Ohio railroad
Hotel and cottuEca Every modern
convenience. Roomc cnsuitc with bath.
Electrlot lights, elevator Turkish
baths, two large swimming pools, golf
links, tennis courts, bowling alleys.
magnificent drives complete livery sor-
vicn, Annapolis Naval Academy band
Delightful cottages FURNISHED for
housekeeping II desired ready for &C.
cupnnuy June list. Hotci open from
June Esd to September 30th.
For rates md Information address w.
n. Burwcll Manager Il, n o. building,
Baltimore, Md, until June 10th. After
that time. Deer Park, Garrett county,
Md.
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Fight Of TaIlenders.

Special Dispatch to the tnteEigencee
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. June Fit was
fight of the tnilenders this afternoon,
and Smiths good pitching and Mansfeld's
errorless fielding gave the victory to the
visitors by oue-sided score. Carney was
hit Mt VIII. Score: RHE
Youngstown 90 90 o 0 81 s 9
Mansfield 30 4 0 o 3 0 Oil l. 0
Batteries, Carney and Hess; Smith and
Foy Umpire CaFuthers.
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AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS CAN MAKE ENoRSMI1;Iu LG
full Jewel watches. Write for paFuG9IaTIs
~ retsils nj ha06), with privilege OF re-
Grning, Guaranteed for 20 years. Als e
the best 1900 bicycles made for only N5.So
complete (retailing at 5000. oners never
heard Of We guarantee salary TO X1 STT
nSensa. WElta or order Mt once. NEW
ENGLAND WATCH CO., sos Grand Ave-
MlIMnnkan. WIS. myl.
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MCFARLAND a Snap.

Special Dispatch to the IntelIlgenccr.
DAYTON. Ohio. June l2-New Castle
started OF ut killing pace to-day, scoring
1--WE runs in the first inning. but wright's
men were qunrterhorses, and soon the
Daytons began to hit McFarland's deliv-
cry all over the lot, and won an easy vic
ton. Score: RHE
Day,on IS OO4s 8 oils II 3
New Castle s 0 0 0 0 0 3 O-su 3
Batteries, Moore and Donahue; McFar-
land and Grutfius.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRusTEE's SALE,

nv virtue Of n deed OF trust made by
Henry Roth and Gertrude Roth, his wife,
10 me, as trustee, bearing date the ytn
day oil October a. d. 1855, md recorded
In the office OF the clerk OF the county
court for Ohio county, West virginia, IN
Deed OF Trust Book No 20, page i04
will. on
THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
JUNE, A. d. 1900.
proceed to sell nj public auction at the
north front door OF the court house OF
said Ohio county, In the city OF Wheel-
ing, commencing M 10 o'clock n. m. the
following described two pieces or parcels
OF real estate lying and situate IN ONO
county West Virginia., the first thereot
being portion OF lot No. OF the SUD
division OF the estate OF Moses Sheppard,
and IS bounded and described as follows:
beginning at n point in the line OF the
National Road. corner to the ground OF
Eliza Ann Dennis, which point 10 90 Leet
and : inches from the school house lot;
thence along the line Of the National
Road in n southerly direction Sc feet and
3 inches: thence north Sh' west 10 feet;
thence in southerly direction by Inc
parallel with the line Of the NationaI hohu
tp The line OF Middle Wheeling creek
tbercS n%r,h with thc line OF the creek
TO the line OF the Acmpheld railroad at
n puint 2lT feet from the National Roadi
thence with the railroad line III n north
erly direction 81 feet to Mrs. Dennis line;
tnGnec WIN hilh AAlAu w Wv i'NNN " -
The second piece or parcel is a part Of
the same lot No. .. and Is bounded ana
described as follows: Beginning NJ Il
stake by the abutment OF the dam; thence
running north 70 cnst IL poles 10 stake;
thence north 81 west IS poles 90 stake
on the creek; thence with the mcandcr-
ings OF the creek TO the place OF begin
nirg, together with the rights, privileges
and eRsments thcreunto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third OF the
purchase money and as much more as the
purchaser may eject 10 pay cREh " hand,
and the residue In two equal instnllmentS,
payable respectively In ono and TWO years
from the date Of snlc, with Interest from
that day, the purchaser giving his nego-
tinblc notes for the same and the title
either to be retained until such notes are
paid or TO be conveyed with Il resorvl-
ton OF II lien for the deferred purchase
money, or upon other security to the sat
iStaution of the trustee Such purchaser
must insure the buildings on the property
sold to the satisfaction OF the trustee. and
Louis f. S11FEb.
myIt Trustee,
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Special Dispatch to tho Intell!GencGr.
COLUMBUS, June l2.-Toledo won
close and Interesting game from the SEN
ators, The locals errors were costly. Joss
pitched effectively. Score: 4 II e
Columbus ..,..O . 0 . ~
Toledo ........1 l 0 -
Batteries, Wolfe and Bevllle; Joss and
HannafOrd.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ZOAR HOTEL.

Hnnr IL the ideal summer resort. Ao-
cOmmodAtions are trst-clastL Board un-
cNccllcd, Hotel lifted with bath rooms
and all modern convcnlcnccs, livory
Long Distance Phone
RuOF & BETTER,
ju9s Zonr, Ohio.
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Two base hits. Kreuger, Belden. Roth
ermel, Lyons, Lyle. Stolen bases, Congal-
ton. First base on balls, on Poole 8.
pitch, Swain /. Passed ball. Bergen. UNI
pIre tombstone Time of game, las. At
fpnunnCo. 400
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Earned runs Boston I. Homo run,
Sullivan Stolen base. Hamilton. VIII.
!afng Double play Long, Lowe and
barry; Colcy (unRBiFtodD. Sacrifice hit.
Lowe. First base on balls. Dinoen 3.
Lhc'bro I. Struc out, by Dncen 2. by
Nhc'bro /. Passed ball Sullivan Time
OF game, 40 Umpire, Emalle
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To-DAY'E GAMES.
wheeling Mt Fort Wayne,
Toledo at Columbus.
New Castle at Dayton.
Mansfield ut Youngstown.
sn.cJnl pIspatch to be InteIIIgencer.

snoclal Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, June r.
wheeling took a brace to-day and
nounded enough runs to win from the
Elongated Swain. Poole, on the other
hand. was an enigma and pitched a
mastery game, and but for two bad
throws would have secured a shut-out.
The special features were RotbermeI'S
timely hitting and some fine catches by
Little. Lyons and PeQuinney made some
very fine plays at critical times.
wheeling will make a desperate effort
to secure to-morrow's game and re-
main in first place. A big excursion
from Poole's home is booked to see him
pitch Thursday, at Wheeling. Score;
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NhRUNI o., JuHt II,
Sporting Editor OF the Intelligencer.

DEAR SIR:-seeing Frank Davey
wishes to wrestle any one In the coun-
try, / will match Harry Walters, OF
Akron, Ohio, to wrestle him at catch
weights, for any reasonable amount,
and will wager $500 on the result, the
conditions Of the match to be Lnnca-
shire style, catch-as-catch-can. II my
man wins / will bet $500 he can beat
any one in the world ut weight. Re-
questing an early reply, remain,
Respectfully yours
WILLIAM SMITH,
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American League.


Recently Frank Davey issued chal-
lenge to any l24-pound wrestler in the
country, and the following was received
last night from the manager Of Harry
Walters. whom Davey defeated a few
wphka ago.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

lTARINE CORPS, u. s. NAVY RE.
M CRUiTS WANTED : Able;
men; service on our warships N al PIFts
OF the world and on land In the Philip-
pines. when required. Recruiting 9InoeT'
Market and Fourteenth sueeS' "H9 Sa
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is It n burn2 Use DR.. ThomaR Ec-
lectrlc OIL. A cut? Use Dir. Thomas
Electric OIL. At your drugglsts-2
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.....
5 rooms with modern conveniences
at 1905 Main street.
STORAGE Warehouse at Main and
Tenth streets. Money advanced. APP
DIV to JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loans, 1893 Main ST.
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Residence For Sale.
One of the most
delightful homes
on South Front
street (east side).
G. 0. SMITH, E 81. .#tt4 E $s ESE$s
Nntlnnal Exchange Bank building.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE.
READ TINS CAREFULLY.

FOR SALE----O
Brick dwelling and lot, rooms "eSs
side Of Main street, 1900. go.
II building lots. 20 by $50. Elm Grove; q
s?SSbG uiidins sites in Pleasant Valley; vcF1
reasonable. ~. ..,0.. o,r.
,,octS5 and frame house and lot, on Ma
tIonai Road, near railroad station; great
O? \ brick dwellings on Fifteenth street.
from q, 800 TO $500 w., -.
South Wheeling. ,-,, ,,,.,
at a great bargain-A.5OO for one WoeE
only.
C. A. SCHAEFER 6 CO.,
Telephone 5l7.
Wheeling, E. w. va.
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TNoR SALE-GOoD Smoke STACK,
II 20 inches diameter IS foet long, No.
Terms, etc. apply 70 HAMILTON BROS,
10 Masonic Temple. juS'
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
srANnING OF CLUBS.

Yesterdays GAMES.
New York 4. Chicago 0.
Boston g. Pittsburgh !.
Brooklyn s. Cincinnati 4.
Philadelphia 9. St Louis D.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-sToRE ROOM NO. q
Twelfth street lMcLaln Block; Best
location IN the city Enquire Of X; =. NC
Lain, Young's Pharmacy ChapIine anu
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Atlnntio CITY. N. ].

THE WALDORF H SSy. york sS5 pr S nS sTrs ae
tons, Extensively enlarged and r"tur.
plshcd Thoroughly modern In every detail.
Superior table, HomclllSr and cheerful.
Wrlto for nooRlct H. H. WRIGHT, Ju2
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Fer SAFE.

EoR sALE-G0op SOUTH SIDE
a business. Address b. !. e., carr Intel-
uscncef ohlce. Jns
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CANARIEs-5 fiARTz MOUNTAIN
~ Rollera; Males from soc up. Females
0c; also Bird Cages, AZ HENRY HELM.
streets. oc2i
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DIOR sALE-GooD SOUND FAMILY
u mare; does not scare al t-lils or cars.
Apply at iOu MrColloch Street. juis
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REAL ESTATE.
EOR SALE or RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
M 1ss South Broadway street, house OF
rooms. collar, both gases and nam. LOT
Ssxi25. Newly papered; in tirSt-clays con-
dillon. Possession can be had July !:
Owner leaves the city. Arrangement, een
be made for all or any part OF turh4shinsA
ROLF q ZANE, No. so Fourteenth st.
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BOSTON, June 12.-NeIther Boston nor
Pittsburgh could bat with any effect to-
day. but bases on balls proved costly,
PittEburgh's ono run and two of Bostons
being scored by men who went to first
by grace OF the pitcher. Star catches by
Hamilton and Long were features. At
tend1pre . nm Scorc.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.

Yesterdays GAMES.
wheeling 6. Fort Wayne /.
W." Mansfield il, Youngstown /
Toledo 4. Columbus ..
Dayton l6, New Castle 8
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Chicago Chicagoed.

4: Philadelphia, 3. Time Of game, 2:lO.
Umpire, Hurst. Attendance, a,591.
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NOR sALE-TWo sURRIEs, TWO
u SEATED. canopy top; one new; one
slightly used; both or either VIII be sold
kst street. iuS-d&W
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ENoR S4ALEl-A LARGE BRICK BUILD
Il ING. well adapted and most excel
lently located for hotel purposes. Raro
chance for one who Wishes TO embark IN
the hotel business In booming city. For
further information apply to L. N. flick
EISON, Wcllsburg. w. Va. ieila
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BOWLING.


Last nights games in The Mozart league
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IV=Ig1N . EIsha71E7H7F
Cincinnati Mt Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago Mt New York.
Sd. Louis ut Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-17
PERSONALS.

Charles A. Davis of this city is spend
ing his vacation at Elmhurst, Winthrop
W. W. Wainwright local manager of
the Allan line at this port during the
winter seasons, is in the city from Mon
traaI on few days vacation. Mr. Nc
earthly, also OF the Allan force is spend
ing a fortnight in Portland and sur
rounding resorts
Joseph Hasty, who 40 years ago fol-
lowed in this city the occupation OF
COOPER is visiting Portland for few
weeks. Mr.. Hasty is now located at De-
troit Mich.
Arthur Bodkin Of Portland for the last
two years in Cuba ard recently employed
at Cienfuegos, was in the city yesterday
on his way to Falmouth, where he will
pass a short time with relatives. Mr.
Bodkin will return to Cuba next fall,
going to Santiago where he viii be in the
service of the government.
Charles W. Wells, one OF the best
known members of the Newburyport po-
lice department., is spending his annual
vacation in Portland.
Miss Auguste H. Schumacher, assist
ant music teacher in the Portland
schools, left Sunday night for bingham,
where she viii attend the summer school
for the next two weeks, taking a course
in music.
Mr.. Harold w. Loker of the Portland
High school, who has been in camp with
the Cadets at High Head, left Sunday
night for Massachusetts,, where he will
spend the vacation.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
school committee will be held next
Monday. At this meeting it is probable
that IS pupil teachers win be elected to
the Portland Training school. There
are about 20 applicants.
Mr.. Frank McArdle, clerk in the Maine
Central offices, entertained a small party
of friends Saturday evening at McCul-
lum theatre.
Mr.. Harry Towle, who was injured sew
eral weeks ago by an explosion OF
acetyline gas, returned on Monday TO the
duties of his position as a clerk with the
T. Il. Merrill hardware company. Al
though not fully recovered from his in
juries, Mr.. Towle is fast improving and
feels sufficiently encouraged to take up
his work again.
The Portland daily press., 1900-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

On Saturday, July 81, the Portland
Bankers association will hold its regular
unmer meeting and banquet at the Gem
of the Bay, Princes Point, Yarmouth.
The members Will leave the head of Elm
street on special car of the Yarmouth
road at 2l5 p, M, and go direct to the
hotel.
In the district court yesterday was re-
summed the long drawn out hearing on
Ehe petition in bankruptcy by Charles H.
Clark OF Kennebunk. A mass of testi-
mony was reviewed with important de-
velopments.
Petitions in bankruptcy have been
filed by Daniel e. Burgess of Caribou and
Albion III. Hindle of Bangor.
The new turning gear at the Portland
bridge has been installed by the Boston
Bridge Works comp any and works sat-
isfactorily. One man is now able to open
the draw in about two minutes.
Mr.. Joseph II. Short and his daugh-
ter, with the driver, were thrown from
their carriage by the breaking OF the
forward axle on Middle street, yesterday
morning. The horse was caught by by
ISLANDERS and no one was injured
Fifty -four members of the Biddeford
Musical union came to Portland early
yesterday morning on days outing at
Underwood park. They left the head OF
Elm street on the s 45 car, and returned
on the TO- 10 car last night. Dinner was
served to the party at the casino and they
attended the Fadette concert in the
afternoon.
There will be a picnic on Diamond
island on Wednesday to benefit the
Catholic Orphan Asylum. Boats will
leave the cisy at ten o'clock and on the
arrival of the two O'Clock boat at the
island a series of athletic contests will be-
gin, concluding with boat race, tub
race, CREASED pole and similar events.
There will be meeting of the Fresh
Air Society at room g. City building, at
8 p. ~. today.
Mr. Henry R. Nutter of Winthrop,
Mass, a member of the firm of Durham
& Nutter, printers and publishers at that
place, is in the city on brief business
trip Mr.. Nutter was for a long term of
years resident of this city, but is now
successfully located in business in Mas
sachusetts, where, with his family he now
resides.
skThe medical registration board of the
state will hold a session in Portland to-
day to examine candidates for registra-
ton.
The electrical storm yesterday afternoon
was very severe, but no damage was re-
ported in the city. The rain fall was very
small and the heat was more intense after
the shower than before it.