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The Delta independent., 1901-06-14
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nocky NosnsAia Co isgssa. Font Coallas.
Rasmussen wss bosu ospts0bsr g.
1s7h. 10 the city Il Dssvse, where his
father died 10 1870. whse two ysars q
- ~ got step father who undertook
the parental duties over Frank. aud was
to him - dssr - any father can b 10 .
600. He 0sst went 70 school 10 North
Dssvss. aftss which hs moved TO Delta,
Colorado. vhses b IVES graduated from
IL high school Ia lsol. In 1904 was
tsschsr. aod cootinusd tsaching until
1eU.p0. whom hs wss made assistant
principal q The Delta high school. Dur
Ing the summer q 1853. having 10 visw
college training. hs vent 10 the n,u.
tug district snd acted - engineer. Dur.
ing The fall q lsos. be sutsssd @. A. G.
% . sophomcfs. He hes rsprssutsd his
class Ii thrss osatorical contests, wss
sditos.in-chise q the Collsgssp. . mem
Der oe The Co,sa,biln Literary society
and prssidsnt spring tsra ol. class ors
to- sssioe olsss day. He vas psssidsnt
ol bic class vintss tssu q ssalos yssr,
and hes been president aud napaess oe
the Athlssic assoeiation. asd vss . pri.
vats 10 o. 4. sad was private st grad.
uatiop.
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HAoaLa GaasslA.

We desire Ill to know that the gloriss
oe the North Fork oouutry vill b uads
known At TIE big Fruit Fair 10 b held
st Psosia the drst week 10 September.
AZ dos fruit - can b grown in the state
comes from the North Fork Of the
0unison; fruit Of every variety is grown
By the Thousands oe tons, and Of . quail
ity that has already bro ought this section
into favor with eastern buyers. Not
only will thsss fruits - on exhibition.
but other products ot this valley - veil.
Our guests will b provided with abun.
dsnt entertainment By program which
will b announced lstss. Ratss will bs
secured on railroads. Plan to come.
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IRIS a 60.
0asnvoed Avsisaehs.

They arc going 70 bore fos oil st Para
chute. 5000 acres oe land has bseu
isssed and they have purchased $4,000
worth of material aod nachinesy and
one carload oe heavy timbers are 90 the
track at The depot. AZ soon - 40 sx-
pert Iooks the ground over Il will b
ssttIsd upon what ground the drst veil
vill b sunk. They will not stop at les
than 1850 fsst II II b necessary to 20
that deep. Parachute will cops oas 90
top yet aud Postmastse 6trsit and Others
deserve credit for their untiring efforts
70 have the country developed.
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rev aArrs 10 r.E EAST.

Every day-aos oocs os twics month.
bst every dsy-fs00 Juss 30 sstil Sep
tsa,bss L. ths Bsriingtoo sosss o6srs
. rsts q oos fare ,p,us o20o IT ~
rossd trip 70 Ch,osgo, ". Look. b.
PAsl end III poiate III sias g tAnss
eessee
II you - 6gsria9 % % sastssn tsip'
by Ill insane sivs % - epportssisy oe
asceiog sstss. sad telling 200 what oss
service = liks. White tell ~ whore
you srs going. and vs will ta.s pleesuss
10 giving you oil the infosnstioo
q. W. vALLxsr.
Denver. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1901-06-14
c1rr eevEssnEnr.


Delta. Colorado. June & = III
Board Of trustees met Ia rsgG1ae ~
sion At the city hall with III -
present.
Report Of city treasurer wss rssd -
turned over to the finance conattos
Report OF W. r. Gale. chairmas q -
sewerage committee. and dsscriptjaa 4
survey by J. A. Curtis. rssd. Eseinn1od
cost Of Pipe $4,000. dirt work 500 -
ing total cost Of e21. 900.
Notion was made that the sswseoCa
committee ascertain whether OF ~ -
Taxpayers arc willing to put In inssvssu
Petition OF b. X. Braistsd fQe pse11t
tosell liquor - provided by the osdines
vas granted. The application na1p ou
N. Fleishmsn for the sane purpose -
not granted.
B. q. Ghesn. the engineer. rspsge
that he was unable to kssp the ta9eg
6lIed on account u % much water se1no
ussd for irrigating purposes. Msell
vas made that each water coosuaph1
notified regarding the time allove1 ~
spsinkling lawns.
The clerk was instructed 10 issns dpe1Q
Tor lots "A and 25 in the Dslta csoeo1JE
The board contributed ei5 toward ~
Fourth oe July celebratien.
City attorney brought up the naoo
oe the csss OF the city ~ Flaiahn
and desired that Waltsr wsgoe4hl
subpoened. He suggested that theteoQ
advance the necessary amoupt r. 81
and mileage amounting 70 e11e0 -
was entered - . claim.
Tho following bills wsrs allowed:
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ssAas N sls1.

The following warranty dssds have
bssa filed with County Clerk Fseguson
since our last tssue:
Mary A. HUI 10 Squire A. Boegs
II acres 10 80 I. tp II 8 Roi
considesatson. n................ q o.
w.P. Durkss to Clarsncs Nslsoa
aud lrsJ. Nssson 4 interest In
the Durkss ditch. cossidsfation 600
D.0. Baldwin to Elisabeth wheeler
lots % and 30 BLK % Dslts. con.
sidefstiou. 900
Sophia Alien 10 Avery Allen alloe
80 u tp II 8 n % wsP n
cousideratioo ...........,,. 100
Ira Emmst Wiliiaus 70 Charles b.
Pickstt l20 sorss in 80 Il tp Is
8 Rel W. 2 n. eoasidssst,oa 3,eoo
Wesley Ault 70 Watson =. Coburn
70 aorss Ia - u p aly9 Rs9 "
6P4 cossldssatioa -. 100
williaa A. PalhslssAosa 10 A.E
oAoess - sesss II ~ 10 tp lbN
Rl0WsPA.
The Delta independent., 1901-06-14
rasP - leussvaLLx.

Two hundred Colorado Knights Ten.
plaf viii attsnd the Grand Encampmsut
st Louisville 10 August.
1hsy will leave Dsuvsr at 99O D. q.
Friday. August - on . special train via
The Burllngton route oSt. Louis. thence
70 Louisville over the B. 4 o. q. W. Ky.
Stop-ovsrs will b made st st. Joseph
two hours. Kansas City eight hours and
81 Louis twelve hours.
In all thres cities the men from The
mountains will show the natives .how
10 do it.~
Louisville will b rsschsd at 7:o .. u.
Monday. August -
Accommodstious have beeu secured
At 3l7 Broadway. Entertainment head.
quartses will b at the 0sult houss,
LouisvillsS swsllsst hotel. whsrs the
hospitality q the Colorado Sir Knights
will b dIspsnssd with lavish hand.
The round trip rate, which 10 open to
the public, tom Denver 10 Louisville,
will bso3aS0.
Corrsspondinaiy reduced ratss will b
In eject from oil other points ln Co,o-'
rado. 6lsspiag or rate. Denver 10
Louisville. q.
Al Effort = beln9 msds 10 secure 70.
ducsd ratss from Louisville 10 BuRalo.
This Will esaoie psrsoss Who astssd he
sncamp0sat TO vislt the great Pan
Ansssesn ssposltioo bseoss tAsy return
AomA
1ssshs @ tAe Keishts Ts.p,ss epssisl
y d.sae It Any ticket ollos IL 6clorsdo.
~ ey oo0muslcatiug With q. ". Vsliery.
Geeessl agsat Busllnston route, Dsnvcs.
Colsrado 10
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49,. s.Esr. ,.ss. Lane.
DssesA esLass 1ssaay HaGAs's aaoaGA.
~ - shs oSs1 = 0esveos CaaD.

~ - ses oso0 = oesveos CaAD.
0sanissa nsSss,seaa.
Hugh Coburn. oe Lake City. vho hes
bsso employed . . sheep hsrLss near
lola rsesatly. vss 10 town Tsssdsy aed
brought With him nsvs oe oes oe the
greatest slasghtsss oe shssp that hes
ever bsss known In wsstsrn COLORADO.
Coburn's story y that b. and four oshsss.
including Alsx Rcd. oss os the owners,
wsss csopsd abost six nilss from Iola,
o. ths spssess rad. With some 100 or
100 shesp sad l6oo lambs last Friday
sight ThsiR hsed composed about oss.
fourth of the euabss recently brought
froo Utah isto that vicislty b. r. +.
Sesvses ssd Alsx Rssd. ~ oehsss bsiag
divided iots- thrss noss hsrds ssd
csnpsd st oshse peists not Ter distant.
That sight ths camp vss attacked hv
apssty Il sbose tssety ssUsd ass.
wsssiag osalns. vho aads Cebssa sud
. tsilov hss6s< psnssses. 49, SaAsr
hss1sss sssa1ug. mpesss. os1nse -
sis1 haaA ed ~. Sst ssessssd -
endlly iajusy. ed bh tslIse psisoess.
ID. Bs3eksss was tnsssa looss. Tue
attacking party thsa dsovs tAs sheep .
sAost distascs svay and bsgsa the voex
a daughter. Fully oas thoeeand shssp
and thistssa 70 Aftsse husdrsd lsnbs
vsss kiIsd ~ bsasg struck IL the hsad
With drills. rocks and other wsapoos.
Ths party thss rode sssy without siv.
Ing The slighsst elsv 70 their ideotity.
Coesrs says that ooly shout 100 ishssp
were lset q ths busch which vas 10
charge = hi party.
TAis wss his asss sxpssisscs 10 the
sheep bssissss. b ssys. snd be hss
coocluded 10 sbandou The businsss
sitagsthsr. Oo 8aeday after the killiag
Tie shespmsa we're noti8sd TO take The
ssoatndss oe ths shssp out q the county
sod promptly sgrssd 70 comply. %
Tuesday The drive back 70 Utah vas
begun.
Evidsstly 0usnisoa county = not
good sbssp county.
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Rottce to water Users.

inssassh the supply than obtained
csern at thu pumping limited absolutely
70 restrict the spsnklins
designated onascs supply
b maintained foe d poeon
ell usins water outside d designated
odnsucs will b arrested hereby
ordered patrol ths aid purpose
enforcing the oases
are ordered TO shut o6 supply
psoas violating the ssd
sloo penalty and turning paid
sprnklu6 svns eight
sx eight o'clock hs provided
o Garnet may spsnklng
to 500 n. and from 500 n p % ssch day.
BY ORDER THE BOARD TRUSTEES
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osnsssss ~ sssr1snss.
Rnlnia oa1ne1a

The Psoaia Frsis ore~sss baad kss
bsss sseursd b Dslta b play To- their
osls6sstSoe % july Z. We soaeratulets
Dslts ed I'll tAat hear tAie 6aad. aot
eely % asessat q ~ - uus,s that
u Will rss1es tAea. ~ u that they WIN
dad Il eeoposs1.se geetleass. asd thoes
ipstibsts ~ 0eoieeseed ~ tAeu a.
Jul, the saus @ Other dsys.
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skia aasotioos vill readily disappear
b usl1g Dswists witch Hassl 6alvs.
keos ost ese seaotsstslts. II yoa gst
DsWlttt yes will gst goad results. Il b
ths quisk asd posltive cure ~ -p,lss,
Or. q. X nralstsd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
The Programme.

As to the time for these demonstra-
lions, the grand electrical opening will
be held Monday evening; industrial pa
rade, Tuesday afternoon; river battle
and coronation Tuesday night; floral
parade, Wednesday afternoon; grand IL
Illuminated bike parade and wild fire il
Elimination Wednesday night: press re-
ception and races Thursday, and grand
Rex Parade Thursday night. Beauti-
full court cavalcade, court reception and
ball at the Casino Friday night. Sat
urday night the Rex review will take
place. when all parades will pass in re-
view before the king and court. and the
funny fellows will give a grand bur
lesque parade, the biggest of them all.
There will be balloon ascensions every
day and fountain every night. Every
thing will be on the business streets,
except the ball, and were the streets
level and wide enough, this would be
there also. Paste this is your hat and
make no mistake.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
Mannfnxton,s Choice,

Mannington's choice for King Of the
Carnival is indicated by the following
letter, received yesterday:
Warrington, w. Va, June 10, 1901.
Mr.. j. F. Adams,
Sec'y Rex Headquarters,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Having had q very pleasant acquaint-
ance with Ignatius Brennan, and know
ing so well his traits Of character,
which so peculiarly qualities him for
all classes of society, and knowing him
to be an adjustable, flexible, and all
around joker, who only has to be seen
to be admired, and judging from news
paper reports that he is an aspirant for
Rex of the Carnival" l just wish to
say that very few men if any at all, are
better qualified for handling the scep-
tire and maintaining regal dignity,
than Ignatius Brennan, the favorite
among the travelling men," the whole
sale and retail men, the rural consum-
ers, and particularly all the dining
room maids and kitchen girls through
out his entire acquaintance.
Honest worth rejects the aid of elo-
quent and rhetorical expressions to en-
bellish his character a king of kings"
and a prince of princes" He should
be Rex of the Carnival"
W. M. HESS,
Mayor of the City of Warrington.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
All in Business District.

In view of the constant mention Of
the fact that the carnival will be upon
the business streets, it seems strange
that some Of the business men still
cling to the idea that the main features
will be upon the Island. With the CO.
operation of merchants in granting
abutting space, the shows will all be
placed upon. cross streets facing Water,
Main and Market streets. The fountain
has not as yet been located. but if
these streets are found impracticable,
it will be placed not further away than
Riverside Park, or the wharf at most.
1t is now planned to have the corona
ton stand and landing for the king at
this point. All parades will pass this
point, and up and down Market and
Main streets. The floral parade may
take in one other street (Chapline pro-
bably) to give better viewing apportu-
mites to ladies and children. The Rex
parade land none as fine has ever been
given in'the country will be restricted
to the business streets only, proper H.
Illumination being such a vast item
ithan a long parade is out Of the ques-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
Wedding Last Night.

SISTERSVILLE, w. Va, June 10
This evening at the home of the brides
parents on Diamond street, Miss Agnes
Gibson was married to Mr.. John Nc
Masters. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. T. A. Anderson, pastor of
the. First Presbyterian church. The
handsome parlor in which the ceremony
was performed vas lavishly decorated
with handsome plants and beautiful
cut flowers, and was indeed a fitting
place for the happy event. The bride
and groom entered together and step
ped in front of the minister at the end
of the room, where the impressive cere-
mony was performed. The best man
was Mr.. Charles McMasters, a brother
of the groom, and the bridesmaid was
Miss Florence Gibson, a sister of the
bride. After the ceremony had been
performed and the young couple had
received the congratulations of the
many relatives and friends present,
the wedding party sat down to an ele-
CANT luncheon. Both the young people
are well known in the city and have a
host of friends here who will wish them
a happy married life. They will not
go on a wedding tour at present, but
will go to housekeeping at once in this
city, where they will make their future
home for the present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
A Family of Parliamenfaries.

Hubbard B. Mcdonald, whose official
title is joint clerk to the United
States Senate, but who is really the
parlamentarian of that body, is the
third of his immediate family to occu-
Ply that position. His grandfather,
John G. Mcdonald, was appointed chief
clerk of the Senate in 1909 and contin-
ued in that position until his death,
in 1886. His son, the father of the
present incumbent, was appointed to
succeed him, and he remained as the
official helmsman of the Senate until
his death, nearly rs years ago. Even
before the death of his father Hubbard
Mcdonald had become connected with
the Senate in a clerical capacity, and he
has now served for many years as its
parliamentary export.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
Ch.rch Services sunday.

Services in the city churches tomorrow
viii be conducted as follows:
Methodist{Sabbath school at s:45 4 a.
Public services at IL a. m. and 8 .. m.
Junior League at 3 p. m. Epworth League
in connection with evening service. w. H.
M. s.. Friday afternoon at 2:3o. at the
home Of Mrs. Bowden. Wednesday and
Friday evening services at 7:45.
Holy Rosary-Services tomorrow at $50
and 1880 a. m. Sunday School at 2:So p.
N. Vespers at 1880 p. m.
Presbyterian-Preaching at this church
IL a. m. and s p. m. Sunday school at
9:45 a. m. Christian Ehdeavor at Z p. m.
All are cordially invited.
Baptist-Sunday schol at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at IL a m. Subject. "A Holy
People" Lev. 11:45; s p. M, preaching;
subject, What It Means to Have God
Come to U.s." Eek. 3:5. A song service at
the opening Of the evening service.
st. Pauls Protestant Church-Children's
services at Z o'clock, followed by regular
services, with sermon by rector, Rev. W.
H. B~urnhardt, at s p. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
Garter for Dogs.
Philadelphia Record.

Philadelphia Record.
"A woma with a pet dog can make
more kinds OF a fool Of herself than
any other human being under the sum-"
savagely remarked one Of the statesmen
In a Chestnut street jewelry store yes
terday. "A girl with an ugly brute OF
a bull dog came in this morning, and
said she wanted to look ar garters.
| showed her several very handsome
pairs. but she said she wanted three
all alike / thought she meant three
pairs. but 1t turned out she wanted
three garters. two for herself and one
to mstch them for her dog. A friend
q Asrs who has just returned from
Asoaa had tsl1 ~ hat it ~ quite
the ehing In Rnris ard London for
- - w0r Ufeszs a ~ - fore.
- to0n1eh 49, we2Ay1Aak On
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
si~.ter.ville Local and Personal.

Miss Elizabeth Gaffney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Gaffney, of William
son place, who has been attending school
at Mt. De Chantal, Elm Grove, during
the past term, has arrived home. Miss
Gaffney received a first prize in piano
playing.
Clint Moore, manager of the Liedecker
Tool Co., who has been on a business trip
to Woodsfield and other point in Ohio
for a week, returned home last evening.
Miss Genevieve Chestnut arrived home
a couple of days ago from Mt. De Chan
tai, where she has been attending school,,
and will spend the summer vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Chest
nut, of Brown Betty street.
Hough Simon, who has been attending
the West Virginia University at Morgan
town during the past year, arrived home
yesterday and will spend the summer va
cation with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
Simon, of Brown Betty street.
Miss Elsie Wingrove, a charming and
accomplished young lady of Proctor, who
was the guest of her aunts, Misses Anna
and Mary Davis, of Railroad avenue, dur
ing the first of the week, has returned
home. z
Thursday evening a number of young
people of the elite set held an informal
impromptu dance at the Wells Hotel.
About twenty couples were present and
the affair was a most enjoyable one.
Frank G. circuit, a prominent contractor
and operator. Of West Union, who has
been in the city for a week attending to
business matters. left this morning for
that place.
A. l.. Aggis, manager of the Trainor
Supply Co., at Salem. w. Va, who was
In the city yesterday on his way home
from Pittsburg, visiting his family on the
South Side. left yesterday evening for
Salem.
Mrs. A. A. Weber. formerly of this city
and now living at st. Mary's, was here
yesterday shopping and calling on friend.
Mrs. Weber has just returned from a
visit with her daughter, Miss Edna Stew
art, at jamestown, N. Y, for a couple
of weeks.
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spsse;issl t. The uss,1 Rsg 4 t,

BPec14l 20 the Register.
SnSTERSVILLE, w. Va, June 15.-
This morning two men, named John
Dunlap and Charles Flax, were arrest
cd by the police as suspects in the rob-
berries which were committed here this
week. The two men have been in the
city for several days, and have been
spending quite a lot of money, being
drunk most OF the time they have been
here. After the robbery Of the tailor
shop and drug store Thursday night
they were watched, and yesterday they
were noticed crossing the river a NUM-
her of times. This morning Chief Of
Police, and #. j. Ewing, Ohio River
Railroad detective, arrested the two
men at the wharf and later went across
the river and a search revealed a coat
and vest and five pairs of trousers in
an old barrel. The men have both de-
MED any knowledge Of the robberies
and participation in them and both
tell good straight stories. Dunlap
claims he Is a tool dresser and has
been working in the interior of the
county for some time. Flax says he is
a machinist and that he stopped off to
here on his way to GAINESVILLE where
he has a brother living. The men
claim they never saw each other until
they met here and that they became
acquainted through drinking. The po-
lice think they have the right parties.
They will probably have a hearing Mon
day morning. 1Buck" Ewing, the Ohio
River Railroad man, does not think
these two men had a hand in the hold
up at the station on "wednesday even
ing. Levy. the tailor. from whom the
six suits OF clothes and trousers men
toned above we're taken, identified the
clothes found in the barrel across the
river this morning, and a searching
party is out this evening on the Ohio
side trying to locate the rest Of the
clothes secured from the tailor shop.
There have been quite a number of at
tempts made to enter residences about
the city during the past ten days, and
since these robberies have been COM
mitted the hardware stores are doing
q rushing business selling fire arms.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16

1t now appears that the Autographed
brochure OF the floats for the Rex Pa
rade will be an ~impossibirity. as the
photographers say that the time Is too
short between now and the carnival.
Pictures of the floats neatly bound in
book form would have made an excel
lent souvenir and would doubtless have
found ready sale
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
Frapxheim withdraws.

Mr.. Harry C. Franzheim insists upon
Withdrawing from the contest for Rex
King of the Carnival, notwithstanding
his friends are still voting for him.
He states that his connection with the
burlesque parade will take up all his
time. He is grateful TO his friends Tor
their votes, but asks them TO consider
him out of the race.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
New Opera House Manager.

SISTERSVILLE, W. Va, June 15.-
The management of the New Audi
forum for the coming season will be
in the hands of Mr.. A. r. Doyle, a well
known and popular young man of the
city. Mr.. Mccoy. the proprietor, has
turned the house over to him and the
bookings for the season are being made.
Mr.. Doyle has had considerable expert
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16

ers. Did you ever hear Of such idiocy7
OF course, the garters were much too
large for this girls pet, and she decided
that she would have u made to order.
She felt herself to be very much ag-
grieyed because we wouldn't undertake.
the commission for her. and she
houneed out OF the store in a petty
rage"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16

chant in the city should do so. The
envelopes may be secured in any guam
tity desired at Carnival headquarters.
They are a very effective advertisement
The Carnival buttons and hat pins have
arrived, and will be placed on sale at
five cents each in different stores and at
Rex headquarters in the Hub building.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
HOW TO REMIT.

sena All renitsances By Re1fstersA
Letter. ExDress order, Chssk -
Postal Hste. Patrons rua : risk
u lssans rsnfttasees ssnt In an
s<Asr way. All azssnts fsr eB.ee
- less = bs sent ~ postal order
TUg nGofDTUm,
Wnee1tnGs ~ N,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
Buttons and Pins.

Buttons and hat pins were shipped
Friday morning and viii be ready for
distribution Monday. The designs are
very handsome, and these little remin-
ders will be generally worn. the former
by the men, and the latter by the Ia
dies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16

The Carnival committee is anxious
that persons occupying Office rooms or
floors over store rooms. will decorate
their fronts. II the ground floors are
decorated and the upper stories are
bare, the general effect viii be spoiled
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
The Man.

H. E. Murray, the famous gondola
man, is ~perfecting arrangements to be
here during carnival week. The river
is admirably adapted to the amusement
which he will provide for residents and
visitors.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-16
Brennan Now Lead..

Tgnatius Brennan, the popular COM
mercdal traveller, now leads In the Rex
voting contest, with Chas. CT Schmidt
a close second. Brennan received over
200 votes yesterday. Following is the
standing Of the different candidates last