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boots foremost" meaning that he
 might be acceptable as candidate for vice president. To that I readily as- scented, and said that, if David Davis, a very conservative Republican with Democratic leanings, were taken for president, Greeley would be acceptable as candidate for vice president; and
 we separated with the understanding
 that would go to Cincinnati and advo-
 vate the nomination of Davis and
 Greeley I had conferred with Leonard
 Sweet who was the immediate repre- sentative of Davis, as he had been or Lincoln, and also with Senator Fenton,
 of New York, who was ardently work
 ing in the liberal cause and was a de- voted friend of Greeley; and, when we
 went to Cincinnati, we confidently eX- pected that the combination could be made successful General Frank F. Blair, of Missouri, who represented B. Gratz Brown, was responsible for the defeat of the Davis and Greeley com bination. He perfected an arrange ment between the ultra friends of Gree ley, by which the latter should be nomi- mated for president and Brown for vice president; and that compelled the New York delegation to withdraw from the Davis-Greeley agreement, and one fourth of the delegation from my own state supported the Greeley-BroWn ticket. I voted against Greeley on ey- cry ballot-against the man loved more than all the others-simply be- cause I believed it to be inevitable cru cifxion; and I did not change the vote of my own state delegation to Greeley until he had recorded in his favor a majority of the whole convention.-Col A. K. Mcclure in Success.
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CATALOGUE ENGLISH.

1 Some Picturesque Idioms From the We, netian Gallery.
 Catalogues of foreign galleries are of ten amusing when they essay transla-
 tion. But the English Edition" of the l Catalogue of the Royal Gallery 'en' Venice" must be hard to beat. One or two of the articles must speak for | themselves. Of Bartolomeo Vivarini l CD we have this information: "One of | school. He precedes and prepare the | splendours of the Venetian art. Ills news are going from 1449 to 1499 First ly he war helped from his brother, and his art perceive the influence of Padua. Afterwards he attained some model of style from Antonello of Messina" !" Again: Marco Baeaiti was born in the second half of the XIV age The newes of his artistic life extends from 149o, perhaps the year of his death, Ills pa rents are believed Greeks; he was the inspiration of Giovanni Bellini,"
 The account of the picture numbered
 42 is mysterious and precise at the same
 time. Thus: The Miracle of s. Mark.
 s. Mark come from high with rapid
 flight, and as precipitating himself
 headlong to free the slave from the
 torture. His head is in the shade and
 the feet are in the light. Behind him
 the light prevails; under the shade, ex-
 cept the slave whose body shine on the
 soil, with wonderful end. The exc
 cutioner frightened shews to the judge
 the broken instruments of the punish
 ment. All the beholders draw near and
 bend them self before the miracle. some
 in armour, some in gowns, some with a
 vulgar costume, some with turban in
 the varieties of movement and posture and underall the effects of colour, of light and shade. In the back ground, before which are two moors with tur- bant and short cloaks, shines at the sun with dazzling brightness. This is the spontaneous and potent work of the genius, created with joy. Signed; Ja- copo Tentor F."--London Chronicle.
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| TOJLET ARTICLES of fine quality make. satisfactory presents The fol- 1 lowing prices are for high grade goods only: TR1pLIcATE MIRROR, $2.25, 2.ss, 97b. 300, 400, 500.
 MANICURE SETS, s2.oo. 300, 46o' 600, 500. 1o'W'
 SHAVING SETS, s1.5o, 2.ss, a.75.
 RR1rsH, COMB AND MIRROR SETS ao,,,ro aft 75c, s1oo, 200, 2.50, 3.25, 500, 625, 7.65, 500, 1oOO
 Tn PERFUMES we offer only the pEsT. no trashy colored waters nor hig bottles of poor contents with high lv colored labels. We sell Perfumery on it's merits--the best.
 The most sought after are the oIIEEN WILHELMINA PERFUMES! priced at OF. for 59c, oz. for $1.00 in Special Odors. Try Edgewood Violet, Holland Queen.
 'Yankee" Violet in fancy box, $2.00
 Hudnuts' Russian Violet, in fancy box, s1,00.
 Hudnuts' Violet Toilet Water in fam cy box, ,6c.
 Roger and Gallet Perfumes at 7Sc, 94, $1.06, 1.20. 1.41.
 Atomizers, BOG, 75, $1.00.
 Hand Mirrors. 25c, 50, 75, s10o, 1.50.
 Military Brushes in leather cases $1.50 to $500.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES TO
 THE SOUTH

The Southern Railway will sell tickets for Christmas holidays at one and one- third fare for the round trip between all points east of Mississippi and south of the Potomac river. For students of schools and colleges round trip tickets will be on sale December 16 to 22, inclu- sive, with final limit January 8. 1902, and to the public generally December 23, "A, 25, 30 and 31, 1901, and January 1, with final limit returning January 3, 1902. The Southern Railway operates six through trains daily from Washing ton to the south. Perfect Pullman and dining car service from New York to all the principal sities and resorts south For further information call on or ad- dress New York offices, 271 and 11S5 Broadway, or Alex, $. Thweatt, east ern passenger agent, 11S5 Broadway, New York.
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Mems Holiday Handk'fs

Our mems handkerchiefs are import when price is lowest, saving jobbers profits. That is why, and how we can undersell those who do not import di- rect. Plain linen hemstitched at 10c 15c, 25c, 35c, and soc each; also neat initialed, hemstitched at 121a, at 25c each. Reductions on half dozen quan- titles, which come in seperate fancy boxes-A dozen to each box.
 Silk handkerchiefs, plain white silk, of extra fine quality for 25c, BOG, 75c, S9c and $1.00.
 Silk initials 25c and soc each, 1z dozen in pretty box
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3 In a Box
Art Novelties in
 Burnt Leather,

as follows. ca,d Cases. 25 and soc each. Memorandum Books, 29c, 50, 75 an $1,00.
 Comb Cases, 2bc. Shaving Paper Pads, ss, sSc. Blotters, 29c, 42c. Cigar Cases. soc. Ssc Cigarette Cases, soc. Playing Cards in Case, $1.OO. Scarf Pin Cases, $1.OO. Golf Score Books. 25c. 75c. Engagement Books, $1,25. Tobacco Bags, 25c, soc. Match Scratchers, 19c, 25c. Pipe Racks. s1.Oo, 1.25, 200, 3.25. Picture Frames, S1,79. Steins Gin burnt wood(, $3.25. Book slides and Rack, $500. Thermometers, S9c. Pen Wipers, 29c, Laundry Lists, 75c, $1.00. Vacation Note Books, S1.00. Photo Cases, S9c, $1.25. 200. Magazine Covers, s1.25. Writing Pads and Cover, s1.5O. Bill Cases, 25c. Address Books and Case, soc. Whist Score Books and Covers, $1.79 Newspaper Clippings Case, $1.0O. Music Rolls, $1.79. Bag Tags, 25c. Coin Purse. 25c. 50.
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EMMETT CLUB CELEBRATION.

Attended by Large Audience at the
 Hyperion Last Night.
 A large audience gathered at the Fly perion last, night for the annual cele- bration by the Emmet club. The pro- gramme was as follows:
 Male quartette-Messrs Wallace s Moyle, solo tenor at Trinity church; Charles O'Connell tenor; Riley E Phillips, bass at Synagogue and Church of the Redeemer; and Joseph MacDon- aid, solo bass at St. Mary's church. Soprano solo-Miss Murray of St, Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford.
 Baritone solo-Mr. Phillips.
 Reading-Mrs. Nally.
 Tenor solo--Mr Moyle.
 Trio-Miss Murray and Messrs. OConnell and Macdonald.
 Oration--Hon. Thomas O'Sullivan of New York.
 Soprano solo-Miss Murary.
 Reading--Mrs. Nally.
 Male quartette.
 Acocmpanists-Mrs. James P Bree and Martin Y. Reynolds.
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Fur Scarfs and lIuffs-
 Bargains

Electric Seal Neck Scarfs, full large in size and finished with six fur tails, $1.0O.
 Of Black Raccoon, very large, fine and fluffy, finished with six bushy tails, $6.75.
 Of Genuine Skunk (Sable Martini, deep collars. rich glossy finish, odor- less, stylish, dressy. Finished with eight real skunk tails, $7.50. Of Sable Raccoon with six long streamer tails in front. Very stylish. $1250.
 Of Sable Martin, s1650. Sable Fox, $1S60. Blue Fox, $22.50. really good Muff of Electric Seal at $2.95. Opossum at s4.5O. Sable Mar- tin, $7.50, etc.
 Childrens Fur Sets, 95c, $1.25, s1.45, $1.75, $2,50 $2.75 up,
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|Ytr1nc Bath Robes and
 AAHNO House Coats.

Our line is very large, at the present
 time, which makes 1t to your advan- |tage to select from our assortment, and
 do so early. You know the pfettiest always go first Those who come last take such as are to be had. Our prices are $1.oO to $2.5o less than you'll find elsewhere, for equally fine garments.
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New Waists

Beautiful Brilliantine Waists, black, stitched with white, and white stitch- ed with white, accordeon pleated all over, extremely pretty, $4.50.
 Of beautiful Peau de Soie Silk in nine colors and black, $375. Of rich Peau de Cygne Silk in ten exquisite shades and white and black, H4 Q5
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House Coats

Of all-wool reversible cloth; cuffs and flaps of pockets to match, cord over |satin edges, to insure long wear and |clasped with wool and silk frogs, extra
 well fitting coats. made by the best
 manufacturers, Prices; s3,ae, $5,2s, S6,
 s6.79, $7.59, $7.9S, sS9s. s12.4p, and $1B.6o.
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Hemstitched and Scallobed

100 styles, fine Linen Handkerchiefs, Embroidered, Hemstitched and Scal- loped edges. These Handkerchiefs have been pronounced much the best shown, any where at any time, at this price. The value is 75c; our price 50 cents
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25o Styles

of Swiss and Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs, also Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs. A very handsome as- sortment of patterns, from the dainty little Forget-me- or Fleur- de-Ls to the more showy Lace Trimmed effects; ranging in value from S3c to soc. Our holiday price 25c.
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New Flannel Waists

Reduced to clean up certain lots we can get no more of.
 Of French Flannel, in at least a dozen different styles, all good, all new, open backs and fronts all the good colors all sizes, but not all sizes in every style. Of course, if we had all sizes in each style we could so on selling them at $2, $250, $2.75 and s3. But to clear them out quickly, your choice at $1.45.
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Very Handsome

Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs, beautifully finished; work and centers of finest Linen Lawn. Each $1 to S3,50.
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Choice Styles

Linen Lawn, Embroidered Handker- chiefs. hemstitched and scalloped edges, exclusive patterns. Many in the lot worth s1 and $1.10. Holiday price, 75c.
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Bath Robes

Of fancy cloth at s2.25. fancy figured blanket robes. s4.5o, s5.ss. $s.7s with silk trimmings, $1o.59. $11 6s.
 Boys eiderdown bath robes $1.ss.
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The Finest

Handkerchiefs, suitable for gifts viz: REAL LACE point gaze Duchess and Bruges. Special value $1.5O to $19.50
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Silver Novelties for Holiday Gifts Sterling Silver Cutlcle Knives. 25c, sa, 5O, Sterling Silver NaiA Files. 25c. ss. 50,
 Sterling Silver Button Hooks, 25c. ss. 5O, Ss.
 Sterling Silver Shoe Horns. 2S. 30. I50, 6S.
 Sterling Silver Handle Darners, 25c. 39, 50, 63.
 Sterling Silver Handle Blotters, 2bc, l3s, 50. 6S. 75, 100. I Sterling Silver Handle Paper Cutter I-pearl blade, 3sc. 50, Ss.
 Sterling Silver Handle Paper Cutter |--steel blade, Ssc, 50, 6s.
 Sterling Silver Handle Call Bells. abc. |5O. 6s.
 Sterling Silver Handle Magazine cut. ters---steel blade. ss, 50, 6s. l Sterling Handle Envelope Openers. 2Sc
 Sterling Silver Handle Nall Brushes. I25c, Ss. 50, 6s.
 Sterling Silver Handle Tooth Brushea. 25c. 39, 50. 6S.
 Sterling Silver Handle Curling 1rons. 25c, 39, 50, s.
 Glass Cold Cream Jar-sterling top. 25c. 39. l Glass Tooth Pick Holders-sterlins ltop, 26c. ., sss
 Glass Powder -sterling top, 1ss. l1.69.
 Sterling Silver Cream Ladle, sl'oo. |1.25, 2e9.
 Sterling Silver Salad Server, $s.ss. Sterling Silver Olive Pivks. $1.25.
 Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs. ssc. s1,oO. l1.75.
 Sterling Silver Pickle Fork. $1.oo
 Sterling Silver oyster Fork. ssc.
 Sterling Silver Cheese Fork, $125.
 Sterling Silver Bon-Bon Spoon. s1.oo.
 Sterling Silver Back Hat Brushess soc, 75. Ss, 1,OO 1.25, 15o. 1,ss.
 Sterling Silver Back Clothes Brushes. 75c. 100, 1.s8. 2.25, 2.5o. 800.
 Sterling Silver Comb and Brush Sets. s2.oo. a.25. 500.
 Sterling Silver Infants Comb and Brush Set, 75c.
 Sterling Silver Desk Set, $S00.
 Glass Tooth Brush Holder-sterling top, 25c.
 Glass Tooth Powder Bottle-sterling top, 25c.
 Glass Talcum Powder Bcttie-sterilne top, 39c.
 Sterling Silver Nail Polisher. sec, ss, s1.oO.
 Sterling Top Powder Pun, ssc.
 Sterling Silver Backed Dressing Combs. 3ac, 50, sa. 75 1.25. 1.75, 200. Sterling Silver Folding Pocket Comb, s1.oO.
 Glass Ink Wells-sterling silver top, 8s, 75, 1.25.
 Sterling Handle Whisk Broons, soc. 75. 1.25, 1.5o.
 Sterling Silver Pen Holder, 3Sc. Sterling Silver Stamp Box, 39c, 50. Sterling Silver Back Mirrors, 34.6o. CO., 5.4S, 85o.
 Sterling Silver Back Hair Brush, s2.5o, 3.ss.
 Sterling rilver Back Military Brusha B1 .00, 1.Ss, 225. and 2.3S each.
 Sterling Silver Pen Rack. 75c. Glass Pungert-sterling top, 1sc. Sterling Silver Handle Pumice. 25c,~ 39, 50. 63 Sterling Silver Match Safes. 75c. 100. l.75, 1.9S
 Sterling Silver Stamp Moistener. 25c. 39, 50.
 Sterling Silver Cigar Cutters, 50c. Sterling Silver Handle Manicure Scis- sors, BOG, S9, 100.
 sterling Silver Handle Embroidery Scissors, 75c. steg Sterling Silver Key Rings. 25c, 39, Sterling Silver Bill Clips, $2.25. Sterling Silver Glove Darner, 60c. Sterling Silver Handle Ink Eraserf x .5c, 39, 50. N Sterling Silver Flasks, $500. Glass Salt and Pepper--sterling top. 5 and 50c each.
 Sterling Silver Tape Measure, S9c. Sterling Silver Bon-Bon Box, S3c. Sterling Silver Handle Seal. 2bc, S9.t 0, 63. Pearl Ring Baby Rattle-sterEne 'ells. BOG.
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3sO styles at I2kc ca.

Swiss and Linen Embroidered Lace Trimmed, Hemstitched and Scalloped Handkerchiefs. A bewildering array of special values are shown; also, in the plain, Hemstitched Linen in all sizes. These usually sold at IS. Our holiday price. 2 for 2bc.
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Corsets

You will always find what you need in Corsets here. Corset Waists, too. The Priscilla" Corsets at dollar, and the Broadway Corsets at Sec, are the best Corsets at their price we know of anywhere.
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Handkerchiefs for Holiday Gifts.

Handkerchiefs for Holiday Gifts.
 Not a departments in New England, better supplied with desirable handEerchiefs than this.
 Every precaution has been taken, in making selections to meet the expectations of handkerchief purchasers, as to fineness of fabrics, dainti- ness of patterns, and an eye to minimum cost-lower prices than at any other store.
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THE HOWE G STEZSON STORE.
 New Ha1xu--S SMuday Dcemdey The Holiday And of this
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Infants EiderdoWn
 Carriage Robes

Under-priced because we have toe many. Heretofore $1.25, $1.4S and $1.98. Your choice at 98c.
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Women's Facinators

Shoulder Capes and Shawls. all in the newest weaves and designs from the machine made to the daintiest hand made iced wool. Prices from 25c to S2.00.
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Mems Holiday Furnishings.

When d lady buys a Holi- day Gift for a man in this store, she takes no risk: When she asks a question at our mems department, about mems goods she obtains an honest reply. If our experienced salespeople see a defect ill a garment they will not sell it, without first explaining the defect to the customer
 Exclusive Neckwear, soc.
 Mems fine exclusive designs in neck wear we make speciality of. We re- produce weaves and designs of the highest grade ties to add to our 30 cent line. Heavy figured silk, black On black and white on white; such ties as fur nishing stores sell at $100, the same price, 50c each, for all of our neat flgur- ed ascots, imperials, four r-in-hands puffs and tucks. An enormous assort- ment to pick from, in either shape.
 An investigation will verify this  with each tie. Holiday price, each 5Oc. |
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tableta 25c.
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3 for 25C

$ IOT Z5C All Linen Hemstltched and Elm broidered Handkerchlefs, excellent quality and variety of prices; 12 1-2c value. Our Holiday price, 3 for 2oc
 4 for 25c All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs the kind usually sold at 10c each. Holiday price, for 25c.
 SC Each White. Plain, Hemstitohed, Elm broidered and Fancy Spared Hand kerchiefs, to 1oc kind. Holiday price, Dc.
 5 for 25c 500 dozen White and Colored Borders, also Spared Hemstitched Excep- tional Handkerchief values among them Holiday price, 6 for 25c.
 :3c Each White and Colored Bordered Hand- kerchiefs for both women and chill dren. good 5c value. Our Holiday price, Sc.
 3 In a Box Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs, in great variety, for children and women. 8 in box, 15c, 17c and 25c'
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The following in cellu1oid brass and straw:
 Glove Boxes, 25c, 50, S6, SIPS. Handkerchief Boxes, 25c, 50, s5, $1.25 1.39. Button Boxes, 40c.
 Pin Trays, 25c, 35
 Collar Button Boxes, 25c, 50. "Catch All" baskets, 25c, 35. Ink Stands Gin brass), 35c; Gin glass. 25c, 30, $1.00.
 Stamp Boxes, 25c, 50. Ash Trays, 25c, 50.
 Match Holders, 35c. Jewelry Cases, 75c. Card Trays, 75c. Thermometers 19c. 25, 50, 75, $1.Oo. Whisk Brooms in Cases. BOG, 75. Renaissance Centers and Doilies, 15o to s15.00 each. Renaissance Scarfs, $500 to $12.oo Cluny Lace Centers, 9Sc to $15.oo. Beautiful Sofa Pillows, $6.oo to $15oo,
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Wonen's SateenP Petticoats

Also of Moreen and Silk, new styles, 98c to $16.00. At s3.98 we sell the best Taffeta Silk Skirts in the United States for the money. See If we, don't.
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Nurses Tea Aprons and Mattresses Aprons, new styles just received dainty, sheer and exquisite, 25c, 35c 45c, BOG up to $2,00.
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Women's Night Robes

Flannelette, of excellent quality, the good generous length and width kind, , pinks and blues, 50c to $1.75. Chil- dren's, all sizes, 50o.
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Infants Silk Caps

Another nice lot of Silk Caps, colors and white, sizes 13 to IF inches. Values up to $1.50 Your choice at 50c.
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Infants Night Slips
Holiday Aprons

Outing Flannel, pink and blue stripes, draw string at bottom,- 39c.
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 all sizes in each style we could so on selling them at s2, $2,50, $2.75 and s. But to clear them out quickly, your choice at SLAB. Infants EiderdoWn
 Carriage Robes
 Under-priced because we have too many. Heretofore $125, $1.4S and s1.9S. Your choice at 9sc.
 Infants Silk Caps Another nice lot of Silk Caps, colors and white, sizes IS to IF inches. Values up to $1.50. Your choice at soc.
 Infants Night Slips Outing Flannel. pink and blue stripes, draw string at bottom,- 39c.
 Holiday Aprons Nurses Tea Aprons and Waitresses Aprons, new styles just received, dainty, sheer and exquisite, 25c, 35c, 45c, BOG up to $2,0O.
 Women's Facinators Shoulder Capes and Shawls, all in the newest weaves and designs from the machine made to the daintiest hand made iced wool. Prices from 25c to $2.00.
 Women's Night Robes Flannelette, of excellent quality, the good generous length and width kind, : pinks and blues, 50c to $1.75. Chill dren's, all sizes, 50c. WOmen's Sateen PetticOats Also of Moreen and Silk, new styles, 98c to $15.00. At $3.98 we sell the best Taffeta Silk Skirts in the United States for the money. See If we don't.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-13

The funeral of Harry u. Nichol will
take place this afternoon at two
O'Clock. lnterment at Riverview
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-13
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.
Quarantine ExtahIiShed

Local news from the tlty Oh MIllS
and Factories.
Quarantine Established.
The township trustees met yesterday
and established a quarantine between
the Pease township line of this county
on the north against Warren town
ship, of Jefferson county, and ordered
the township physician, DR.. w. B.
Mcclure, to fumigate all houses where
there had been smallpox, also quar-
antine all houses that have been ex-
posed. and vaccinate all those who
have been exposed in any way. They
also arranged for four guards, two in
day time and two at night, also the
watch houses and stores that had been
used in Bridgeport be taken to this
line. 1t was learned yesterday from a
reliable source that Yorkville has
eighteen cases with several over the
surrounding county. The people are
making a rush to be vaccinated, and
one physician in Portland yesterday
vaccinated about 200 people. The
breaking out of the disease SO near
this city has aroused the people, and
the action taken by the township trus-
tees is commended by all and it is
hoped the Jefferson county authorities
will act and by the combined action
will soon stamp out this epidemic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-13

Mrs. Frank Deal and Miss Bessie
Pope, of Woodsield, who have been
the guests Of friends in the city, re-
turned to their home yesterday.
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City Tcacher's Association.

A most interesting meeting Of the
teachers association was held yester-
day afternoon at the city High school
building. There was a large attend
ance. -Four excellent papers were on
the afternoons programme. The first,
''On Historic Ground" was read by
Miss Cecilia Reeves of Madison school
The next was a paper, "Rosseau," by
Miss Ada Simpson OF the High school.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rowland very
pleasantly entertained the choir of the
Presbyterian church last evening at
their home on South Third street.
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News Notes.

Miss Mary Caldwell is visiting
friends in the city.
Constable Thos. Stanton was at St.
Clairsville yesterday.
J. B. English is the guest OF his SON.
in-law, A. G. Hartenstein.
Owen Parsons. of Cambridge. is the
guest of friends in the city.
The city Jail is empty, as Charles
Moore has worked out his fine.
Geo. Ralston. who has been quite
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A Hot Fight.

The political situation here is grow
ing warmer every day and the fight
for the delegates for county clerk has
become quite mixed. Mr.. Scheehle is
willing that If he does not get the ma
jority of delegates in Pease township,
to step down and out, but his oppo-
nent, Mr.. Cochran, refuses to agree to
this. In the First ward three tickets
have been brought out, is headed
Regular, one Anti-Sedgwick, and one
lScheehle, all having the same delegates
and alternates. The tickets were
printed in Bridgeport and what the
move means is unknown, and who will
be the gamer is unknown. A large
vote will be polled to-day. and both
sides will do all in their power to win.