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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15

denvor. GAS p. M, led by Mics Nettic
Stroebel; topic, THE Broad Way is
the Narrow Way" Matt 7:13-l4. Prayer
! meeting Wednesday evening.
Second English Lutheran church.
The pastor. Rev. W. a. Hartman, will
preach In the morning ut 1920 A. m. and
IN the evening at 1880 p. m. Sunday
school Mt $3.50 p. m. Meeting at 700 u.
! IN. to organize Y. P. S. c. L. All SER
vices held In A. o. U. w. hall, corner
Thirty-siXth and Jacob streets.
The pastor of the German Methodist
Episcopal church. having returned
from the session OF his annual confer
encc, will occupy his pulpit on Sunday
morning and evening at the usual
time.
Wnyman a. NJ. e. church, DR.. d, S.
Bentley. pastor. preaching at lO:45 n. IN.
on THE lnestimablc Value OF Christian
Education to the Race That Struggles. :"
Preaching at I:4a p. m. on 1.-THE Duty OF
christian Helpfulness: What We Owe
the Youth OF Our People, to the Rising
Ministry of Our PulDIts." At the close
OF each service n collection for the cause
n
me interest of the same cause n splep-
did programme will be rendered Monday
evening, the 18th instant
FIRST Baptist church. Rev. Martin ".
suck, misunderstanding Mt 1890 n, m.
by the pastor; subject. "The Origin
and Purpose of the Sc,ipturcs
frenching nt 7:So p. m. by the pastor;
subject. "The Compassionate Touch.
Sunday school Mt 9:l5 n. m, Sunday
school Mt Chapel a. corner OF Broad
way ana Maryland streets, and at
Chapel b. eSOG Eoff street, at 800 r. mn
All are cordially invited to attend.
Inc services OF the First English
Lutheran church next Sunday at ID. 80
u. m: ana 1880 p. NJ, Will be conducted
by inc pastor. Rev. Samuel Schwarm.
rue ahhual Harvest Home Missionary
In this month, September 40 Tin sm,
pcrintcndcnt of Ne Sunday school has
issued a very nice card OF invitation 10
the rally OF the Sunday school on thnt
uay. inc carl contains, among other
tnihgS' an excellent cut Of the front of
inc church building. A special offering
Tor home Missions will be mudc h. bOtS
Sunday school md church. New'mrn.
hcrs will be received and children
uaptized. So.
At the United Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning at 1880, the
Rev. J. II. Littell will preach and To-
clare the pulpit vacant by the direction
OF the Wheeling presbytery. >
Third Presbyterian Church-The Rev,
u. Il. bigger. pastor. Will deliver n
discourse Sunday morning. on the topic,
The Place and Power OF the Sabbath
school. Hls evening theme will BIO
= rIhS Last invitation In the Bible" Tho
Sunday school IL making great ,prrnp r,,-
tons for rnllyinH day on the.3oth inst.
'when transformations willSpartakc OF
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The J. Hampton Hoge Republic,
mass meeting in this city next wed,s,.
day evening. September 10, will be bsm
out of doors on Thlrty-nrst street opnn.
site the Wheeling pottery, and bids al,
to be one Of the best meetings 3, n.
campaign. Col. Hoge is former n.n
ocrat. and one Of the most eloo,,aa.
speakers In the state OF Virginia EASa ~
the Philadelphia convention last ,r AZ
he was an enthusiastic supporter ". y,
Senator Scott, Of West Virginia n, ,S !.
vice presidency. and pledged him VIZ ~
ginia's twenty votes II the sans,a.
would consent to become n canS %Hv'
The vice presidents for this meetiny MY, M
be announced In Mondays Intriiir ",a
=
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GA. q ITO rita.
Bears tho !, Tho Kind You Haze hlsaLs bS.a
Signature s' Nsx1ANzznz
POLITICAL,
REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CONVENTION

The Republican Convention OF the W. ".
Judicial District OF the state OF Wcs' n li
and Marshall counties, Will he held "
Monday. September, L. 1900, nj o t,Ins
y. M, at the Court House at Wne ,,ns 4
w. Va. for the purpose OF nomlnan"ss ,y
candidate for Judge. and TRANSFORM. I'M, NM
other business TINT may properly , wS
shall be entitled 10 one vote for each S e.
hundred votes or fraction thereof o. I.t s,M
votes or moro east In the said counuS,SM
William Mckinley FOR President W y. ~, 10
Each confcrco shall have the f'sHH
appoint his own alternate. ,,
' acla w. II. lIQltNISll. ChaumA-
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Another for New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE New FORKS
won the final game with Chicago !o-da:
through superior batting. a feature OF the
game was stenl home by Doyle IN the
fourth inning. The New York club has
made big offer for Murphy. the Norwich:
Conn. second baseman. Score: II Z
Chicago ......0 0 10 o 0 o.
New York 30 . o s l o i'll
Bntterics-Gnrvin and Killing: Hawley
and Grady. Earned runs. Chicago l; New
York, :. Time, j 80. Attendance, 400. I'M
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a Bugle CORPS.

Last evening at the police court room
a Republican bugle corps was organ.
lied that will consist of sixteen MAJ.
bers. A full membership Is alral
enrolled, and at the next meeting ".
day evening. name will be select!-
and steps taken for securing Instr
ments and an instructor,
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Centre District Club.

The Centre district company Of he
Rough Riders will meet this evening a,
$50 o'clock for the purpose of elcciln,
the line officers, and to transact o,hsr
important business There is already
an enrolment OF fifty young Repubi.
cans, and 1t is hoped to have conpa.
ny OF 100 men. The meeting this even.
Ing will be held at Hartmann's hall, cor.
ner of Twenty-third and Market streets
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"The Man From Mexico" a side
splitting comedy that will never wear
out, was presented to q fair-sized au-
dience ut the Opera House last night.
George C. Boniface, jr.. succeeds Willie
Collier in the star role, and he does
not suffer by comparison with that en-
inent comedian. The supporting COM
pany was made up OF good people with
out exception. and the audience voted
the entertainment gilt-edged.
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hibited by you at our recent conventions
I refer to the red chalk carbon centre
piece of your exhibit. Il
Can YOU supply me with q copy and
at what price? 4 would prefer aristo to
platino print but quote price for dupli-
cate OF red carbon, also. This Is not 10
be for anything but my own use: that
is to say. II would not be publicly ex-
hiblted either s!ngly nor as one OF d
collection. An early reply will oblige
Yours truly.
L. B. NICHOLSON.
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Colorado md Utah.

Special excursion tickets to Denrti;
Colorado Springs, Pueblo and GlenWoea
Springs, Colorado and to Salt Lake
City and Ogden. Utah, will be sold tEoI,
Chicago via Chicago. Milwaukee ahG
St. Paul railway. on August anu
September 4 and IS. 1900, at rate o.
one fare plus So for the round TIP
Good.to return until October 81. 1900.
For further, information call on .,
address w. S. Howell, G. Z. P. A., W
Broadway, New York, or John r.. fols
mort Pm 49, 80" = .f7fs w&i
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
sTANpINa OF CLUES.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York 8. Chicago 0.
Leaders Shut Out.

BROOKLYN, Sept; i4.-c.ncinnatl shut
out the Broonlyns to-day by superb
fielding and punching u Trace of hits OH
Kennedy In the second and fourth Inn
ings. Phillips held the locals down 70 gin
scattered hits and two fast double plays
cut OIL runs when the Brooklyns we're
dangerous. Quinn's batting was the t e. !,
IRE. Score: II l,
Cincinnati .......0 ] ! o %
Brooklyn ........G % 0 D 0 0 90 6 i
Time, 2:3G. Umpire Gaffrer. Attend
ance, $780, Game called on account OF DARK
ness. Batteries, Phillips and Peitz; Ken
nely and Mcclure.
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Showalter and Nesbitt

Assistant District Attorney E. NJ
Showalter and Mr.. Frank w. NcshIi,
will address the citizens of West LIN.
erty on the issues of the campaign !,
Friday evening, September q, On ,bs
following evening they will address !
meeting at Elm Grove. - = 50
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Benwood Club Meats.

The Benwood Young Mems RepuH!!.
can club met last night at the city han
and selected uniforms for the coming
campaign. The uniform will consist
of the regular Rough Rider costun.
with red trimmings. The club viii
meet next Tuesday night for drill. :.
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Following are the Brooke county De-.
cgates TO the Republican judicial COZ.
vention. to be held in Wheeling o.
Monday: j. c. Wright. ]. F. Cree R.
II. Cotton. w. NJ. Westman. Carl H.
Jacob, c. B. Reeves, George H Fresh.
water Il. R. Bane and C. B. Scott
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Mackinac Island Excursion.

The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railway and Detroit 4 Cleveland eoan
will run n special excursion TO NacKiAaO
Island and return, leaving here Septenl,,
Der Is. Only IS round trip. Tickets soSS
fifteen days. See, write or telephone "
r. Wood. at city ticket office. for par
tiCulars ~ rs
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FOR forty years DIR. Fowlcr's Extract
OF Wild Strawberry has been curing
summer complaint. dysentcry, dinr.
rhoea. bloody lux. pain In the stomach,
nnd II has never Yet failed to do every.
thing Claimed for IT,.
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J. .SOCIE7 rY 800,

entertaining. Since her residence In
Louisville. Mrs. Nocks has been re-
peatedly elected secretary Of the Dolly
| Madison Chapter, OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, position Of
great prominence.
Wheeling has received with delight
the intimation OF the publication OF the
Blue Book in Wheeling. embracing this
city and adjacent towns allied with It
by family ties and socially. This book
Will be published by the Kelly Publish
Ing Company, of Pittsburgh. and will
include the prominent families, together
with list of the church societies. clubs,
ETC., that enter into the social life OF
this city. making an elite directory and
family register. valuable In social life
and duties. an aid in philnnthropIc
work, as well as a convenience to bust
ness and professional men. The begin
ming of the work will be undertaken
about the first Of October and its sue.
cess can be assured. not because q nov
city, but as it will be recognized on
consideration necessity In this rapid
ly growing community.
The library committee of the City
hospital again solicits the sending Of
DOCKS and magazines to that institution
Tor the benefit OF the convalesceNts now
there. Reading matter has been at a
10" ebb for some time. Any gifts In
this direction will be much appreciated
Preparations are on for the Rurnnage
Sale to be held In October for the bene-
nj OF the Kings Daughters Nursery,
on South Market street. All housc.
holders are asked to keep this sale in
mind in going from cellar to attic.
Society heartily congratulates Mr..
and Mrs Price Whitaker on the visit Of
the stork and the birth of son Mt the
family home, IN Leatherwood, Thurs
day.
Miss Flora stlfel. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. William +. stifel. Of North Main
street, and Miss Laura Stifel, daughter
Oh the late Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. Sufel.
VIII be the house guests Of General and
Mrs. Leo Rassieur. OF st. Louis Mo.
Tor some time. General RassIeur, who
was recently distinguished by being
made commander-in-chief of the G, A.
H.. is a relative OF the stIrel family of
this Icty.
Miss Laura Crangle Dalzell, OF North
Chapline street, returned Thursday.
from sistersville. where she had bcen
In honor Of the Porterflcld. Romev
Wedding. officiating us bridesmaid Tho
marriage was celebrated Wednesday
evening at st. Paula P. Z. church
with more than usual eclat. The bride
and groom's gifts to the attendants
We're enamel breaches with ppnrls and
stick-pin OF bow-knot design, set with
pearls.
Ihe many friends OF the Andrew H.
PATTERSON family, formerly OF this city
regret to hear OF Mr.. Patterson's III
ness at Havana. reports stating It to
be yellow fever. and hope for speedy
recovery. Mr.. Putterson's daughters.
Misses Mamie Hollic Poqsjo t, "a L,i.,
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At the Fourth street NJ E. church to-
morrow, the pastor. Rev. j. L.. Sooy,
will preach morning and evening. In
the evening heiwill preach on Lessons
OF the Galveston Disaster"
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Boston, Mass. Aug. 6. 1900.
Mr.. ]. E. Giffen. Wheeling. W. Va.
DEAR .SIR:--Wc should be glad to
reproduce In half-tone In the Journal.
with full credit to you. your photograph
which was awarded n special prize at
the exhibit OF the Photographers Asso-
citation, II you will send us copy.
Thanking you in anticipation OF your
courtesy, l am
Very truly yours.
L. d. SHAW.
Assistant Managing Editor.
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There's little that's truly exciting.
You see. for my pen to set down;
Its merely u line that I'm writing
To ask when you're coming. to town.
The leaves In the Park have turned yell
low. -fg1e
The, summer is over with, Prue:
It's time you came home to n fellow
Who's waiting and longing for you.
Henry Talcott Mills.
Society is not yet all here. and no
homes will be thrown opensSwith formal
entertainments until Friday, September
%. when the Jacob w. Grub residence
at Echo Point will be the scene of the
curtain raising on what promises to be
the most brilliant season in Wheeling
society for many years. The week now
ending witnessed among many calls,
society en- masse at the races and
bench show. and the gownlng and all
accoutrements eclipscd anything seen
in this city: the meeting preliminary to
the reorganization Of the Married La
dies Euchre, the last Casino dance of
the summer season, and the first au-
tumn tea at the wheeling COLI ciuD
house at the Woodsdale links. The IN
teresttng topics Of club and drawing
room conversations were the publishing
In Wheeling Of q blue book. now recog-
nized in all metropolitan cities as the
directory and family register of society:
the visit OF the stork at Leatherwood;
the challenge sent to the Wheeling
Golf Club by the Washington club. for
a game at the latter place. Saturday,
September %, and the publication OF
Updegraff Nocks, clever Wheeling
girl, married in Louisville, Ky.
~
Tho Morr,od 1,d,cs. Euchra orpan,-
-,t,on =, iast .oason mo, wednasd,v
:. ,ha z,.aan,a,dar y, r,ors 10 orrorn.
-. .a.s,... 49, 80 - ,o,.nornaa.
~. 'ne ,' I.s .n en-, 80 I .a,.a
:, naw nsn,ho-s ;" ho no,,eod haforo
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st. Matthews Church-The regular
services will be conducted by the rector
ut st. Matthew's church next Sunday
ut 1880 n. m. Until the improvements
In the church are completed the services
will be held in the Sunday school room.
The Sunday school and infant class Will
meet In the afternoon at 2:16. Ali the
scholars are requested to be in attend
unCe.
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Editorial Rooms, Chicago Tribune,
Nicholson, photographer.

~ - OHNKEHll, WIS, Mug. Z, 1VUU.
]. L. Glffcn. Wheeling. W. Va.
DEAR Sllt:-.For couple OF years I
nave been collecting prize photographs
Tor my own cdification and pleasure,
anu uesire very much to possess II copy
OF tho portrait head of,youngSlady OK.
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IN THE CHURCHES.

First Presbyterian Church-The pas
tor. Rev. DR.. D. A. Cunningham, D. D..
viii preach ut 1880 n. m. and 1880 n. m.
Evening subject. 1.-THE Mysteries OF
Providence Illustrated by the Recent
Cyclone in Texas" Sabbath school at
9:15 a. m. Christian Endeavor Society
at Gas p. m.
Vance Memorlal-Servlces will be held
at II q. m. and 1880 p. m, conducted by
the pastor, Charles b. Austin. a cor
dial welcome to strangers. s
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The Park Concerts.

The programmes for to-morrow's con-
certs by the Opera House band ut
Wheeling park are as follows:
SIS Afternoon
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WHEELING is PROUD
Of the Work Of Photographer ]. E.
Gifin, Whose Prize Winning Pic
ture Is Reproduced in the Intelligent
Ger To-day,

Wheeling thoroughly recognizes and
appreciates It's position In the photo
graphic art world given 1t by Its fell
low citizen, Mr.. j.. E. Giffen, whose
work is the admiration of all photo
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Z. D, SIN w,
Assistant Managing Editor.
Mitchell Art studio,

-hlttIlcll INIl spluuiu, s....
Middle;own, n. y, Aug. 6. 1900.
Mr.. ]. L. Giffen, Wheeling, W. Va.
DEAR SIR:-ThIs Is to congratulate
you US a prize winner md to inquire II
! can purchase prints from one or two
OF your prize negatives. and at what
price? Am trying to improve by study
Ing work by such artists MS yourself.
Respectfully.
.astf w. l.. MITCHELL.
Editorial Rooms, Chicago Tribune.
r- Chicago. July %, 1900.
Mr.. ]. L. Glffcn. Care American Photo
graphers' Association. Milwaukee,
Wis.
DEAR S1R:--YOur photograph OF
Sara Mcclure Ia such an excellent piece
OF work TINT We have decided not to use
1t with the other pictures which we are
to print next Sunday. but we will use
1t on special page IN the half-tonc
part. week after next, where 1t Will re-
ceivc more careful printing. such Ms It
deserves. We thank you for the prlvl-
lcgc of printing In the Tribune copy
OF this most excellent photograph.
Truly yours.
VIM. NJ. HUNDY.
Sunday Editor.
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Zane Street NJ. E. church, corner Sew
entecnth and jacob streets, Rev. C.
Hely Molony, pastor. $3.50 q. M, class
meeting; 1890 n, M, public worship.
preaching by the pastor: 200 p. M,
Sunday school: T:45 p. m, public wor-
ship. preaching by the pastor,
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: M, B. A., Picnic M.za:t Park
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"The Gatcless Barrier" Is by Lucas
Malet. (Mrs. st. Legcr Harrison. n
daughter OF Charles Kingsley. Her
first work, THE Wages of Sin," was n
powerful book, and achieved n notable
success. This present book is regarded
by those who have read It us her strong
est work since "Thc Wages OF Sim"
The novel has nm element OF the super
natural In II, wonderfully conceived and
clcvcrly cxccuted.-Dodd. Mead 4 Co,
New York: Frank Stanton, Wheeling,
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First Christian church. Rev. c. NJ.
Ollphant, pastor. There will be preach
Ing in the morning on 1.-THE Four Sides
of Life" and in the evening on lessons
From the Galveston Disaster" Sunday
school at $3.50 n. m. Mission Sunday
school, Thirty-flrst street, 2:30 p. m.
Junior Christian Endeavor, a p. IN.
Young Peoples Society Christian En-
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There's little that's truly exciting.
You see. for my pen to set down;
It's merely line that I'm writing
To ask when you're coming. to town.
The leaves In the Park have turned yell
low. fg1e
The summer Is over with, Prue:
It's time you came home to n fellow
Who's waiting and longing for you:
Henry Talcott Mills.
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New Publications,

The Courtesy Dame" by Murray
Gilchrlst, is story by an English au-
thor who is new to the American public.
but who Is fortunate In being introduced
to II by 80 clever story. II deals with
English aristocratic life. ind mirrors
accurately certain phases OF British
character and conditions not usually
met in the novels Of to-day. There Is
IL love story running through the tnle,
admirably managed and conceived. The
story is dedicated to Eden PhIIpott. the
author OF Children OF the Mist" Dodd,
Mead & Co.. New York: Frank Stanton.
Wheeling. ~!
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Preparations are on for the Rummar 90
sale to be held in October for the bene-
nj OF the Kings Daughters Nursery,
on South Market street. All house
holders are asked to keep this sale in
mind in going from cellar to attic.
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The Married Ladies' Euchre organI-
zatIon Of last season met Wednesday
at the Ziegenfelder parlors to arrange
for the coming winter card tournament.
The invitation list will comprise sever
al new members. to be notified before
the first entertainment, which Is book
ed for Friday. September 2S, at the ia
cob W. Grub home. at Echo Point.
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Society heartily congratulates Mr..
and Mrs. Price Whitaker on the visit Of
Inc stork and the birth of n son Mt the
FAMILY home. IN Leatherwood, Thurs
day.
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entertaining. Since her residence In
Louisville. Mrs. Nocks has been re-
peatedly elected secretary of the Dolly
Madison Chapter, of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, a position Of
great prominence. Js
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wheeling susicty has in Talk
Louise" new novel written by n for.
Inei IN lie domain, Miss Cora Upde.
s,h'.' no" Mrs. Nocks. wife OF General
Hocks. OF Louisville. Mrs. Nocks I, tho
ahushter OF Mrs. Updcgrafr, OF Twelfth
street. q graduate OF Mt. de Chan,ol
aug ~ most brilliant and clover wo.
inun' "hose work along any line Will be
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The library committee of the City
hosn!tal again solicits the sending Of
DOORS and magazines to that institution
Tor the benefit OF the convalesceNts now
there. Reading matter has been at q
low ebb for some time. Any gifts In
TINS direction will be much appreciated.
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Mrs. Wright and daughter. Miss So
phie Wright. are Mt home at the
George R. Taylor residence, on Four
tecnth street, after months stay at
Atlantic City and Baltimore.
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Miss Martha Baird Caldwell. daugh-
ter OF Gen. and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell, of
North Main street. is the house guest
In Charleston, Of her sister, Mrs. Ar
mitage D. Mead, formerly Miss Laura
Belle Caldwell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson and
daughter. Miss Flora Wilson, of North
Main street. have returned after a pro-
longed lake trip.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-26

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