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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-11
WARREN.

Tho following Arbor Day exercises were
heid In the w. ". $. yesterday morning
Introduction, Miss Mckenzie; Scripture
reading; song, "Arbor Day by school;
recitation, Gods Heroes" Miss Beth
Cole; recitation. MY Lady Spring, Miss
Emily Hathaway; reading. "Lowers
Tree, Miss Nellie Mckenzie; reading.
Italian Tree Day" Miss Lille Gladding
dialogue, The Bird and the Pine Tree, 20
Misses Eddy and Saunders The follow
ing also gave recitations; Miss Gertrude
Littleheld. Miss A. Weld, Miss shaw,
Marian Macdonald Anna Carpenter, Mr.
Frank Wightman, Mr.. Renx Miss Hatch,
Marian Bowen, Maude Greene, Maude
Seymour Charles Bliss and Joseph Nun
roe. Special singing was rendered by the
SCHOOL No -p14hlie-tree planting was held
this year, although few private ones
We're planted.
The store OF William Bennett Is receiv-
ing extensive exterior repairs A new
glass front Is at present being placed on
the store
The Warren Artillery held their drill
meeting Thursday night. Capt. Coyle
drilled the men In marching tactics. IA.
Is. DcWolf and Dlesha j. Mcclure were
admitted TO membership.
Sowamsett Lodge, A. .. L. w, met
last evening and transacted routine busi-
ness.
The Epworth League OF the NJ +.
church held a social at the residence OF
Mrs. j. Bray last night. A very enjoy
able evening was had by those present.
The Warren Band will hold a fair in
Armory hall the last three nights of next
week Visiting companies will be present
from out OF town.
Suburban ear became derailed on
North Main street Thursday. The car
WAS going at "A moderate speed when IL
struck a stone and went of the track.
The wreckinG car was sent for and i'm
about a half an hour the car was re-
placed No severe injury resulted
Seven OF the bloomer cars which are 10
be used on the Consolidated road arrived
and are at present I'm the
freight yard. They will he carried 10
the power station where motors will be
Installed and troleys put In place The
cars will probably be used when the
warm weather sets IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-11
Deep SORROW.
Hugh BuIIock's Death Caused
Grief Among Atlanta Friends

Hugh Bullock. the youngest son OF ex-
Governor Rufus B. Bullock OF Georgia,
died az Charlestown, II. J., at the home
OF HIS aunt Mrs. p. Z. sisson on April
o.
His death resulted after only one
weeks illness from pneumonia. and his
condition became worse so rapidly that
none of the members OF his family were
able TO reach the bedside before the end
came.
Hugh Bullock was twenty-seven years
OF age and for the greater part OF his
life he lived I'm Atlanta. where he re-
ceiYed his early education. The am
nouncement of his death was received
with sorrow ia Atlanta, where he was
well known and had great many
friends
During the past winter Hugh Bullock
had been in Florida on the gulf. Only a
few weeks ago he returned 10 the home
OF Mrs. Sisson. his aunt, I'm Charlestown
where he expected to remain through the
summer. lie had been in Rhode Island
with the grip. The efforts OF the attend
ing physicians We're vain To stop the pro-
gress OF the malady, which quickly turn
ed into pneumonia.
Hugh Bullock was a young man OF
bright mind and more than ordinary abil-
tty and his many friends were confident
OF successful and useful future for
him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-11
W. H. PLACE DEAD
Well Known Contractor Passes
fcn - ,
3 Away in OIneyViIIs.

William Henry Place, well known
contractor in Olneyvlle Tor the past %
years. died at an early hour this morn
ing, at his home on Dewey street Mr..
Place was overcome by the heat in July.
1899, and since that time he had been an
invalid
Mr. Place was born in Harmony VII
lage. Gloccster. on March "a, 1896, ~nd
was son OF Horatio ~ r. and CYNTHIA
Place. When a young man he left his
native town and Went 10 Milford Mass
whore he learned the shoemaking trade
This no abandoned. and coming 20
Providence learned the carpentering
trade under William Wardwell, who WAS
established on Clifford street
At the outbreak OF the civil war he en-
listed I'm the navy. and served as car
penters mate on the AlbatrOss and the
Pensacola until he was disabled when i'm
81. Andrews bay by the overturning OF a
boat He was sent 10 Key West and
later 10 Brooklyn Hospital, where he re-
mained until discharged for disability.
lie then became foundry pattern
maker for some time. after which he be-
came contractor and builder, with
headquarters in Olneyyile, and conduct
ed hourishnig business.
He was one OF the organizers of the
Farragut Naval Veterans Association
and for two or more terms was its com
manding officer.
lie was also an officer or the National
Naval Veteran Association. a member OF
Slocum Post, 6. A. r., and was member
OF the committee on the erection OF the
soldiers monument az ST. Francis GENE
terry.
lie married in 1857 at Chepachet Miss
Adelaide j. Steere. one son was the re-
suit OF the union. Waldo NJ Place. as
sistant treasurer of the Industrial Trust
OF this city.
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Mortgagee's Sale

VIII be sold at public auction on We'd
nesday, May -, 1901 at 4 o'clock D. m on
the premises. by virtue OF the power OF
sale contained In that certain mortgage
deed, made and executed by Eugene
Magnant and Malvina Maguant his wife
dated January 20 1893. and recorded i'm
the office of the Recorder Of Deeds I'm the
city of Providence, n. L.. in real estate
mortgage book No l6l at Page H.
That certain lot OF land with the
buildings and improvements thereon SIT
uate in the City OF Providence. I'm said
State OF Rhode Island. designated as Lot
number Two Hundred Fifty-Three (253),
on that plat entitled Union Plat No :
by j. A Latham. December. 1886" on rec
ord In the land records Of said City IN
Plat Book No. s. page li. aud also on
Plat Card No. 64, and according 60 said
Plat contains PASS so. feet reference TO
said plat being hereby had. Being the
same premises conveyed To said Eugene
and Malvina Magnant by deed dated jan
uary 90 1899. and recorded in said Re-
Corder's Office.
Notice Is hereby given OF the intention
OF the mortgagee 10 bid upon the above
described property at the sale thereof or
az any postponement or adjournment of
the same.
By order az the Mortgagee.
Providence, Nav b. 1901.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE Or RHODE ISLAND AND
fRo oNiDENCE PLANTATIONS

Sherins Office
Providence, February 9TH. A. r.. SOL
by virtue aud in pursuance OF an Ike
cution Number lO50e ISSUED out az the
Common Pleas Division of the Supreme
Court holden az Providence within and
state of Rhode Island within aud for the
county uf Providence. on the fth day of
February A. ID. 1891. and returnablc 10
the said court August 4th A. -. 1891. up
ON Judgment rendered by said Court on
the 18th day OF January. A. ID. 1901 in
favor OF Calvin ;. Davis OF Mantle I'm tha
state Of Connecticut administrator TO I'm
Rhod0 Island ~ the estate OF Emellno r..
Burhham piaintin and against Julia A.
O. hayward and George w Hayward.
both OF Providence In said County OF
Providence and State OF Rhode Island
etc, defendant have this day al 30
minutes past 3 O'Clock y. n., levied the
said Execution on AL The right, title ana
interest. which the said defendants had
on the ith day of December, A. ID. 1900.
at is minutes past 4 o'clock p. M (the
time OF the attachment on tue original
writ In and 20 the following described
real estate. vi2i
THAT certain lot OF land with all the
buildings and improvements thereon SIT
uated in the city OF Providence. bounded
and described as follows. Those three
lots OF land known and described as lots
numbers lS3 1870 and l9i on Assessors Plat
No "a OF the City Of Providence and re-
corded at the office OF the Assessors of
Taxes OF said Providence, references
thereto being had.
Notice Is hereby given that I will sell
the said attached and levied on estate at
Public Auction TO be held In the Sher-
IN $ Onice in the Providence County
Court House IN said City OF Providence
In said County Of Providence, on Satur-
day, the 18TH day OF May A. D. 1901 az
j o'clock m. for the satisfaction OF said
execution. debt. interest on the same.
costs OF suit, my own fees and all con-
tingent expenses. IL sufficient.
ALBERT o. COATES,
Deputy Sheriff.
a25-m2-9-ls
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ADMINISTRATORS sALI OF stAl fsTAr1.

VIII be sold at public auction, on the
premises hereinafter described on SAT-
JRDAY May %. 1904. az ~ o'clock noon.
by virtue and IN exercise Cf the authority
vested zoo the undersigned as adninlstrss-
tor. with The viii annexed Of the estate
ot FrCoburu Johnson. late OF Providence
n l., deceased by decree OF the Apncl-
late Divistouf1f the Supreme Court within
and for the county OF Providence State
OF Rhode Island. duly entered on the ele-
Ncnth day Of March a. ID 1891 I'm equity
cause No. 5lif. Richard W Jennings ad-
ministrator. VS. Della Johnson et an
All the right, title and interest which
the said FreebOrn Johnson had AZ tho
time OF his decease ts-biect 10 the lffe
estate OF his widow. Elizabeth y rohn-
son. under the last viii and testament of
said Freeborn JohnsOn). In and 10 "A cer-
tain piece or parcel on land situate In
said Providence and laid out and de-
sCribcd us follows. viz. BEGINNING on the
northerly line of Sumter street al "A potnt
one hundred OuOl feet distant from fhe
nOrtheastcrly corner ~ Emerson street
and Sumter street. thence 90 sterlv on the
northeriy limo % Sumter atrset flftv (sso
teet Thence n0rtherA at a right angle
0e hundred uOgl feet. thence westerly
parallel % sumter street hfty (cV feet.
thence southeTtg one hundred Uu)) feet
20 the place " beginning Sihceshe dnts
OF ne entry OF said decree ssid EllzahAfh
y johnson has dFcg8 ssd 90 that thu .o.
iire estate viii b. solid aud The sale wifl
hD absolute withuuf rf-sr,s
RICHARD W JENNINGS
Adminisiraicr. with tho Vil .,nncNcd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-11
FUNNY JUMPING FLY

IN the British geological Gardens 4. a
nzard with two tails. When the lizard
oS some accident loses "A part OF its
tali the missing portion Is replaced, h -
a new growth. This animals tail was
injured. but no part OF Il was lost. How
ever a new tan proceeded TO grow. and
now this particular lizard has two tails
The lantern ny. which lives I'm the MALAY
peninsula, jumps distance % five or six
ieet without spreading It's wings. IL does
TINS bN drawing its nose under It's body
and striking ~ suddenly against the sur
race upon which " is resting Tho insect
thrown forward somewhat as IS the
stone from bows sliuEshut We usually
think OF Callforns a. the home " the biz
fee' DOT the states vt oregon and Wash-
lnstOn. slso boast Of forest slants. The
hrs OF these states often tanse from
Twelve 10 fifteen feet in diameter and
grow 70 the height of 40 feet new
tApe or cave ssiamauder has been found
that can not crawl up The side ~ wall
hut can travel IKE ny. INSIDE down
alorg ths ceiling Exchange
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-G BurgIandt
II Langford, J Cunningham. y Y; w y
Clark and lady. Worcester: r A Bobbins
Boston; 7 l. Webbe. c I. Bleeeker. n Y;
III l. Henry, Geneva, \ Y: A slesinger. A
9 Van Houten, ~ Y. Mrs r Daniels. Mrs
+ + Wright Boston g B Hanford " Y.
+ II Bigwood, Burlington, VI: NJ A Rich.
\ Y B Morrill,. New Haven: w III
Donaldson, y Y; G + Kingsbury. Buffa-
10: L Barney. Y; Geo c Stevens.
Phil; w II Chidester y Y: A Far
bealN' w g Kerr. Boston; Robt Hills, w
Brown, y Y; Harry Emerson and
wife, Miss Packard. Boston: Miss Wal
lett, Boston; Campbell Worcester: Beni
Lyon, Y; j. A Littlefield. New Bed
Iord; E Medbury. Springfield; w
Smith, James Il Terry r. NJ Ames. II T.
Colvin. T. Moosi, Kaufman. r. Cor
bett, X Eowland, n Y: Mrs Barron
Brown, Mrs John Brown, Lowell: w Dill
lon, Brooklyn; III III blanchard B1ston.
w Bogart, Beverly: $ X Winter. n Y:
CHARLES ". Wells, Lowell, William Jones.
Y: ID ID Bucklin. Jr. Prov: $ n Mayer
w Maertens. William r. Rowey. Ny.
NEWMAN--G Coote. A A. Fnrol n
\; Bulls. Albany: T Bulls. De-
troit; A Sichel, r T. Babcock ] J Raj
liston. y Y; III Il Dickerman, Waterbury.
II l. Fullerton, Jamestown; w n Wilson
and wife, y. Y; III l. BisseIe Geo T.
cahill Wash. ID G; w c Greene, Peace
dale; ; j. aiarris, AIRS II NJ Hammond,
Boston; Arnold, Hyde Park: A Foster
Jr. Boston; Miss Virtue. Chicago; Il II
BThey, Springfield Henry George. ]
hrown, Peter Soutar. ID j Early, ~ Y:L
Klein, j Il Smith, II A Wilson, Boston:
IL Pratt. A Astone. Worcester:
Stingel, N 4; III II Beach Meriden: Bert
Young Claus, Boston; Il T. Dawson, Bos-
ton; Bogart, bridgeport; John ]
Henry Boston; III Gordman, n Y; q III
Coke. So Framingham; + II Bramhall. !
u Rowley. Y; A Bailey and wife.
Springfield; g T. Dean. Hugh Gaines
John Cherholm, Boston: S Graham
Woonsocket' NJ Perry. Kingston: III w
shea, Clinton; q l. Brown, Attleboro; c
M Brownell Boston. T. Gilbert, Fan
River, l. Ahlbricht, Y; G III Pendle-
ton, III j keebler, Boston.
DORRANCE--Ceo G Russell r H
Moorse Boston; J A Parker. Phil; Geo
- eed. Boston; G III Woodford. N Y; w
u Gilmore, Prov G + BicknaI, T p
Healy, Bostoni Axel Tarr, Worcester; n
= Hammond. w f Sherman, n Y; r.
Hayes. Phil; y Parkhurst, Peabody
T. II Bliss, III X Mackenzie. n v; w Reed
Phil; j G Raymond, n Y: Dana + Dow
New Rochellei III II Pomer v. WestneId
"A @ Hildredth. Worcester: III NJ Heath
Chas Frank. II w Wadsworth. Boston.
v h Cluggett, y Y; + Harding, Chicago:
I Kelly. Prov; w III Comstock. Lin
coin, X /; T. Swan, Charlotte. N G; AL
fred Comstock, Gardner: F. Fosdick
Fftchburg: II Burr Boston; ] Fall.
Springfield; Lord. Norwich: r X
Eaton, Boston.
PERRIN u Godin. n Y: O. Russo. |
Boston; T. Whitmore. SO Framlngham. |
Geo Il Chandler. Prov; Geo Knight. |
Westerly; X M Gerry, AthoI: G. r Hart. |
Rochester; Goe Pidgewell, NJ Greenwald |
Bostony w J Garnett. Mar Pier: ! n |
Bradford and wife. Boston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-11
IOyD0N'S STREETS

Bishop Wilkinson. Anglican bishop for
NoI'hern and central Europe. writes from
pavos-patz on the subject OF the state
~ tne London streets. which he com
pnres nnfavorably with those OF many
cities on the continent. OF Berlin he says
The streets ~ the German capital are
Kent in ncrfcct order. both from summer
dusl aud rubbish. as well az from winter
rr1 Fnf snow. by brigade OF strong.
PcfINe ADS who are supervised by SUI
periorE at certain points. ana who do their
work most admirably In London We are
the Victims ~ insufficient handouts OF
haltirg and often decrepIt old men. Who
arc 'urncd adrift % DO what thev can.
or whnt they care 10 do 20 keep ~ from
sinlrins ankle deep Into those Stygian
snloshs pf despond which -rdae oar thor
o1ehfarcs dlike in summer wei trd winter
slush," rhiladeiriia Tcisgrsph.
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BY EUGENE A. DEAN,
Auctioneer.
40 Westminster st.
Mortgagee's Sale.

Will be sold at public auction on Tues
day. May i4th, 1901. at ~ o'clock m. on
the premises. by virtue of the power OF
sale contained In certain mortgage
deed made and executed by John j. alias
James j. Sterling. and Mary Sterling, his
wife. dated November 2ist. 1892 and re-
corded In real estate mortgage book No.
l51 al page 3S3, in the office OF the Re
corder of Deeds. I'm the City of Provi-.
dence. X. L.. the conditions OF said mort
gage having been broken. That LOT or
land with all improvements thereon SIT
uate on the westerly side OF River street
in said Providence, measuring thereon
sixty-five (60 feet and holding this
width extends westerly from said street
to land of the Richmond Land Company
and the Woonasquatucket River meas
uring on it's northerly line eighty-four
S7-l00 ga S-10O feet and on it's southerly
line ninety-one and 26-100 (9ls 26-l00) feet.
Being the same estate conveyed To the
said Mary A. Sterling by deeds recorded
in Providence I'm deed book 3l7 at page
1853 and In deed book 3l9 al page IS.
Notice Is hereby given OF the intention
OF the mortgagee To bid upon the above
described property at the sale thereof or
AT any postponement or Adjournment OF
the same.
BY order OF the Nortgagee
Providence. April %. 1901. I'm,
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and prayer service 10.s0 M: preaching
''n y m ny pastor. NJ II bond
,Manton Church Of Christ Disciples)-
Rev RRor"i1l,s 1,s service With eommunign, u m;
p.rach also ~ 1:jO. - l2.l5.
lhtnSophicai society. Blaukstone hall
pudding VI Snow street Mrs ! g. Sheldon.
,aI q51s, III service, I:5p. subject The Eter-
Mission of the Coming King. S7 Broad
slitel ~lu1D. prayer and breaking bread /:
40 ~, snort snort address by Elder William Din
~ Hp'thl singing. conference, 1.3n
Ihurch OF the New Jerusalem (swed-
lhlanf, trinity square. Rev Geo )
n0'.~r ~, ihister..erHce at l0.i5: sub
le;l5. 'p'''9'''' -
First Church OF Christ ,scientisn. No
90 hoMeh street-SerVices. 10.45 "a m: sub.
hGI Mortals and lmmortals"
Y NJ & building. corner Westminster
ana Jackson Streets mems meeting
WIN address by Rev y r Simons. pastor
Ul w asnington Park NJ T. church; 4:i5,
:, Hebrew mission i50 North Main street.
hhhhl Goidberg, Christs messenger will
u'uNet me message 10 Jews regarding
'icif MtSsiah az 3 y m
Inc FMthiul workers will meet at the
tentredale Methodist church Sunday
evening az Z O'Clock
Helping Hand mission, 40 Hartford ave-
nue-Regular service at A m le,g nv Mr.
ana Mrs SilaS w Kent OF East Provi-
Broad Street Christian. G 4 Couibear
pastor Worship. lo:t5 IN. 1880 p m. $ =
l2:lo; > G T.. $40. in the evening an
address VIII be given hy Miss MacI.aurin
Of Boston
German Evangelical Lutheran. corner
Huntington and Union avenues. H. Loe-
ber pastor-SerYice 10 a m
Allen Chapel, a street Rev r Hagins
pastor-ll, preaching. i:45, =: 3 ser
mon TO ] O or @ and - Of H. $3.50.
song service; 7:90 preaching.
PhlllInsdale school house No. 9-Proach-
lng service at o'clock; sermon by Rev
Rennetts Miller OF Providence. 4
quartet will sing
Bell Street chapel Service at 8 u IN.
ihe minister, Anna Garlin Spencer will
close the series upon '"rhe Religions
Lie with discourse upon what Is a
True Church : ar and 4:l5
second church Of Christ tSciennsD. 30
Bridgham street--Seryice 10:i5 "A m. sub
Ject, 'Mortals ana lmmortals.
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SPEAKING Of 0l0 AGE

Well said the red-nosed man sitting
opposite in the train the other evening.
and bringing \ podgy forehnger down
on his knee for emphasis, well. speaking
OF shuffling ffthis mortal coil AZ a ripe
old age, this instance is hard 10 beat. /
fancy. My grandmother died at tho ad-
Nanced age OF one hundred and two"'
lie paused and looked round with a Snug
smile OF satisfaction.
That's nothing. said tho melancholy
individual with the funeral air. that's
nothing. ! had a great grandfather who
died at two hundred and two"
silence fell as the red-nosed man
glared about Ike a desperate In "a play.
"Boshl DO YOU mean 10 insinuate that
n relative OF yours died at two hundred
and twoY' he snorted at length
Yes. was the grim reply. two hun
dred and two-Mulbcrry Road FIX
change.
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I'm A BAD WAY
Many a Providence Reader Will
Feel Grateful For This
Information.

When your back gives out.
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When Urinary troubles set I'm.
Your kidneys arc In a bad way."
Doan's Kidney Pills Will cure YOU.
Here is local evidence TO prove It.
Mr. Michael Fitzgerald or q Marvin
street says: "For some years was
troubled more or less with my back ana
kidneys There was a dun. heavy aching
pain through my lolns and across the
small Of my back. which hurt me 20
move suddenly, and when at work my
back became lame and sore. I used diff
ferent medicines but without getting any
better Finally ] procured Doan's kid
ney pills and they did me more good than
anything clso ever used continued
the treatment ard in a short time was
relieved Of the pain ami aching in n,y
back and kidneys. 7 most heartily en
lors. The claims made tor Deans kidney
Pills
- sale b. ell dsslsrs Price q cents
Foster Ailburn Co. Buffalo. y. y sole
agents Tor he rnted states
H"mcmb"f tlie name pOANS and take
no substitute
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by the table with her head lying on her
hands lloyS saw me aud pulled the
trigger of his revolver. but The cartridge
did not explode.
Mrs. Wallis groaned and said To- me.
lie has shot me
Il fired one shot az him then. and my
father, who had been IN the room an the
time, said Give II 10 him, John. He has
shot Niela.
~ fired two more shots az him. and
then ran 10 Mrs. Wallis. Father brought
couch from the next room. and She
was dead when we laid her on H.
As soon AS ] saw that they were dead
! sent { nant tJ telephone the county
officers"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-11
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE

remedy recommended for patients .f.
nlcted With the Grippe is KEMP \ BAL
SAN. which is especially sds pied for the
thIost snd lungs Don't walt for the nfst
osy ana Keep ~ for use the moment lt IL
needed III neglected the grippe has a
,e.den.l 10 bring on pneumonia KEMP x
.ough loose aud the lungs free from An.
rrammaucn Az druggists sell KEMP :
bALSAM 81 ftc. and bc,
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for ov.r fIny yssrs.

for Over fNty Wears.
MRS. W1NST.OWS SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over nifty years by
millions Of mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success III
s0othes the child, softens the gums al.
isye OH pain. cures wind collie and is the
best remedy for Disrrohss N will re-.
lete The Dor 1.-THE sufferer immediately
I'D bN druggists ir every part OF the
world. IWruty-nva cents a bottle Ba
sure and ask for Mrs Wiusiows y Sooth.
ins sSrur." and take no other kind.
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eltsofranized church pr jesus christ.
l. n 8. Bellevue Avenue Chapel Social
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METHODIST

Church of the Mediator. Cranston and
Burgess streets, Rev " T. Selleck pastor
Rev Thomas = May will Erssch Oh
The New Birth 81 iU45 1g15.
y a. n meeting q 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-25
For Sale

Four-roomed dwelling; good house. nj
1929 Charles street; lot 90 feet front: 1850.
Six-roomed brick dwelling. los Thirty
first street; $l,50o,
$1,000 for lot, Fifteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-25
/ QUESTION Of FACT
IN The COUNCIL MIDDLE
WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE
PROCEEDINGS IN THE CIR
CUT COURT.
THE JURY DISPENSED WITH
UNDER AN AGREEMENT MADE BY
COUNCIL ON BOTH SIDES.
FOUR WITNESSES EXAMINED

And Court Adjourned Until Monday
Morning-Court Ruled Ont a Number
Of Questions and OFFER Pertaining
to Matters Which Are Irrelevant.
The Only Point to he Settled Is
whether or Not There Was n LesaI
Adjournment of the Second
Branch Before the Joint Session
Was Held February 9th.