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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
LIES. KENNEpY IMPRovINa.
She VIII Probably Be Able to Attend
Court Again Today.

Kansas City, June 0-Lula Prince Ken.
nedy, who Saturday morning gave way
under the strain. incident 10 her trial for
numbering her husband. necessltating the
adjournment Of court, was very much BOT
Ter today. She said she thought she
would be able 10 attend court Monday.
II was feared the prisoner might sulfer
mental collapse. which, Of course. would
have resulted Ia a mistrlal
Last night William Prince. the prisoners
brother. who Is charged with conSplring
with her to kill kennedy. faluted In hi1
cell on learning OF his sisters predlcas
ment and physician was rallied in.
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eRepAnINa FoR THe eN0EAvoRERs.

Announcements Are Being Made for tne
international Convention at Cincinnati.
Cincinnati. June 9-rhe most elaborate
arrangements are being made here for the
twentieth international convention 81 the
Christian Endcavorers on Juiy e 10. As
many were unable 70 attend the convention
ia London last year inrger attendance
than usual Is expected, especially since
these conventions hereafter VIII be held
only once IN two years. The choir, lHp
trained voices. will be a feature az Music
hail.
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ROCKED THE BOAT AND IT UPSET.

IA a Result TWO Men Were Drowned
and Another Narrowly Escaped.
Akron. Ohio. June oliver crozler and
Emil Bergdorf we're drowned Ia summit
lake near this city this morning They,
with Michael shay. were crossing the lake
In boat when Bergdorf began 10 rock II
and the fraii craft upset shay cra~led
ON ION Of the overturned boat and made a
III spciaie but frutless effort 70 save ms
cuuipauidnR Shuy was on tho boat TWO
hours before being rescued
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

washlurton, June 9.-Louislana and East
ern Texas Fair Monday and Tuesdny'
light 20 fresh southcrly Winds
oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair
Monday: partly cloudy and cooler Tuesday;
sontherly winds.
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AMERlcAN TRApE MeTHops.

London House Wants Them Introduced
INTO England
London. June i0.-Elder. Dempster & Co.
ones 70 pay the travelling expenses OF the
Official delegates Of any British trades
unions wiling 20 60 10 the United states
70 study American trade methods.
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susnnehanna Arrives.

san Francisco. June o.-Tbe merchants
exchange received dispatch from Manila
announcing the arrival Of the American
fbip susouehanna on which 81 per cent
Reinsurance WIS quoted The Susquenannh
len Baltimore Ia days ago With a cargo
OF coal for the naval station.
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4 RussIAN RgvoLuIIoN AeITATEo.
Government Arestino and Sending Sus-
meets 10 Exile

Lendon, June 10 The Russian govern
ment.v says the Moscow correspondent OF
the Daily Express. has been arrestlng
and sending into exile prominent persons
snspected Of completely IN revolutionary
agitation. Among them ls Count Bro
bynsky, q deseendant OF Catherine, the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10

san Francisco June 9.-The transport
Hancock arrived from Manila tonight with
thirty-one officers and lOi2 enlisted men
OF the Thirty first volunteer Infantry.
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General Observations.

Observations taken by the United stares
weather bureau at 3 .. M, 18TH merdiup
lima. ifaIn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
WILLIAMSTOWN,

WIULIAMSTOWN, w. Va, July 20.
The steeple of the Baptist church is
being repaired. 1t was damaged by
lightning some time ago
Mrs. Charles Bowling is visiting at
Caywood, O.
Miss Lizzie Bradley is quite sick with
typhoid fever
Mrs. II. c. Mattingly, OF Frankfort,
O., is the guest of relatives in this
place.
Mrs. Emma Hall, of Lea Conner,
Wash, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
E. P. Way.
Mrs. George Hunter and son Roe
left Friday to spend some time with
Mrs Hunters sister, Mrs E. w. HILL, at
Silka, o.
Frank Russell is confined to his room
threatened with fever.
Rev. Fl. B. Thomas, Of Wellsburg, w.
Va, has been spending the week with
friends in town.
Mrs ]. G. Umplepy is visiting friends
at Friendly, w. Va.
Mr.. w. e. Ballentine, or Parkersburg.
was calling on friends in this place on
Friday.
Miss Sophia McTaggart entertained
with luncheon Thursday afternoon, in
honor Of her cousin, Miss May McTag-
CART Her guests were the Misses Mary
Metcalf, Bessie ELLISON, Josephine
Uhl, Mary Campbell. Grace Compton,
Elizabeth, Helen. Virginia and Rosalie
Henderson. In the evening the follow
ing young men Joined the party: w
b. Compton, Earl Carnanan, Rev. n
B. Thomas, Lee Henderson, e. H. Nc
Taggart, and e. e. McTaggart. Punch
| sherbet, fruit and cake were served.
Mrs. Emmett Sutton and son Ned
have been spending the week with her
| sister, Mrs. James Richards, in the
| country.
H. f. Flesher is home from keyser
| to spend the summer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21

jorie, are the guests Of relatives at
Canal Dover.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Carrie Dougherty, OF this
place, and Mr.. Jay Messerley, OF Pitts
burg, Wednesday. August Z.
Dr. r.. NJ Evans, of Bellaire, was a
visitor in town on Friday and Saturday.
Born-To Prof Rainbow and wife on
Saturday. July 10, a daughter, and to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Friday, the 18th.
a daughter.
Miss Clara Trendiger returned home
from Wheeling Thursday.
Miss Margaret Kimple Of Bennett Pa,
is visiting friends in this town and VI
cinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zorn, who were
SO seriously injured in runaway near
here las. Saturday, are slowly improv-
ing, but 1T viii yet be some time before
they are able to get out
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Ethel Sims and Mr.. Frank
Dietrich, two popular young people OF
this place. in the near future.
ghe Brunswick Fishing club, OF
Wheeling, will leave that port early this
morning for their camp opposite Tx
place.
Captein H. e. Cramer, OF the steamer
Ben Hur. is spending a few days with
his family al this place.
The new residence OF Captain John
A. Hyer and the new saloon On the
property recently acquired by George
Johnson are both nearing completion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21

vile. was the guest Of Miss Gladys
Scott on Friday.
The new building for the Mallory
Hose Co. is nearly completed.
Mrs. d. W. Reynolds and children went
to Boaz. Wood county. this week, where
they win remain until fap. They will then
return 70 their home In ST. Marys.
The Methodist Protestant and Baptist
Sunday Schools boarded the steamer Bax-
ter on Friday morning and went to Mar
ietta Island, where they spent most en-
joyable day. About $50 were in the party.
Mrs. Georgia Harness and Mrs. Claw
son Corbitt. of Waverly, were In the city
on Wednesday soliciting aid for the Epis-
copal church at that place.
Mrs. Virginia Barron and grand daugh-
ter Shirley returned home last Friday
from delightful visit to Cincinnati.
Roy Barrick. the accommodating night
operator at the depot here, has returned
from Friendly where he had been visit
ing the operator for two weeks.
The work of laying the remainder of
the water mains Is progressing rapidly. 1t
is unfortunate that the impoverished con-
dition of the treasury will not permit
the completion of the work.
Miss Dora Schauwecker returned home
from a visit to Wheeling on Wednesday,
and was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Olga Agnew.
George w Carroll, an old time resident
of st. Mays. died at the home of his son
at Boaz, Wood county, Thursday evening.
The remains will be brought to Grape ISL
and tomorrow Sunday and Inferred in
the Bethesda cemetery.
A number of Free Masons went to New
Martlnsville Thursday and participated
in the ceremonies attending the laying Of
the corner stone of the new school there.
S. B. Copenhaver. of Ben's Run, was in
town to-day. His father, Jacob NJ Copen-
haver, returned this morning from Web
ster Springs, where he had been for sever
al weeks.
]. l.. Hissom made a business trip to
Friendly this morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O.. July 20. j. A. Voeg-
Ter was at Wheeling to-day on bus
mess
Charles Hoffmeister, of Cincinnati, Is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. l.. Muhleman,
, and family.
Rev. J. VI. Slutz, presiding e.der, will
conduct quarterly meeting services in
the English Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Harbough and two daughters,
and Misses Ida and Daisy Noli were New
Martinsville visitors Thursday
Frank Kast was at Sistersville Mon
day.
Mrs Alex Voegtly and daughter, Miss
Elsie, OF Gas City, Ind, arrived We'd
nesday and will spend several weeks
with her sister. Miss Sarah Muhleman.
and other relatives.
j. A. Eakin, of New Martinsville, was
on the streets Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Neuenschwander Is the
guest OF friends at zine Grove, W. Va.
Mrs. Nolte and three daughters. OF
Wheeling. are visitor of Mrs Yarrit,
OF this place
Alva Vcegely returned to Pittsburg
the first OF the week, after a short visit
with relatives in town.
Fred oruny has been employed as
salesman in ]. A. Fraley's store.
Mr. and Mrs. Hauck and son, OF Pitts
burg, arrived the first of the week on
an extended visit with her mother. Mrs.
Lou fisher.
Thomas O'Brien, of new Concord. o..
was in town Sunday, guest OF n. J..
Muhleman.
Misses Sarah Bare and Hattie Voegt-
ly were Wheeling visitors Thursday.
Misses Flora ana Iva Day returned
nome from Pittsburg saturday, where
they spent two weeks with relatives.
Miss Sarah Muhleman was in w heel
ing Wednesday.
A number from town attended the
quarterly meeting at Bucknill Bottom
last evening.
Mrs. George Cauldabaugh and son. of
wheeling, spent the past week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buchwa.u.
Owen McCurdy and daughter. of New
Castle, o., were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
McKelvy Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Gunding, Of Wheeling.
was the guest of Miss Alice Rist the
past week.
Sidney Yloyd was at McMechen on
business several days
Guy Lenkard, of Whee.lng, is a Wis
itor of Miss lRena Noll.
Misses Belle tiist and Lizzie Glifd-
lin were New MartinsvllIe visitors on
Thursday
Scott Lancaster, of Stringtown. is the
guest OF Mr.. anu Mrs. ~eorge Day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, o., July 20-MIss Bernice
Gano was visiting friends in Marietta a
few days this week
DIR. /. P. Eddy and wife were at Will
Jamestown on Monday renting a house. as
he expects to go there to locate in about
two weeks. We sorry to lose the
doctor and family, but wish him success
In his new field. Mr. Stafford will occupy
his residence here
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Greenwood were at
Marietta on Wednesday.
Jess Rymer, of Pittsburg, stopped here
on Wednesday, returning home from the
boat. which laid up at Marietta.
Mildred daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James
Morrison, fell while climbing to a cup
board on Tuesday and broke her arm.
DR.. Eddy set the bones and 1t is doing
nicely.
The Misses Lou and Belle Dye. OF Sis
tersville. were the guests of their sister,
Mrs. Fred Kerr. on Thursday.
A number of the young folks spent the
evening Tuesday with Arlando Echols, OF
New York City. who 10 spe nding his vaca-
ton with his parents here.
| Mrs. Mamie Beck, OF Bridgeport. cam<
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
M'MECHEN.

Rev. A. Linkletter will preach in the
Christian church to-day at 10: 30 a. NJ,
and 1880 p. m.
Miss Bertha Sharp is the guest of
friends at Proctor.
D. J. Gretchner leaves this morning
for a weeks visit at his home in CT
cago.
Rev. V. H. Miller, of Hagerstown,
Md, who was called to the Christian
church here some time ago, has ac-
cepted the call and will arrive here in a
few days.
The entertainment to have been CIV
en- by the Kings Daughters of the M.
Z. church last evening has been post
poned until some future time.
Guy Mcmahon, who has been visit
ing his home at Benwood Junction, for
some time will return to Philadelphia
to-day. He is taking a course in piano
tuning in piano factory there.
The McMechen Home Electric Co.,
has let the contract for polling and wir-
ing the town to E. c. Gee, Of Wheel
ing, who is to complete the work within
fifty days.
Mr.and Mrs. B. F. Hood and child
rem, Miss Eva Noble and Miss Viola
Davis, will spend to-day at Business
burg, Ohio.
"A social and festival was given at the
pavilion of the Christian church last
evening.
A dance and supper was given in Wag-
ner's Grove by the ]. E. Doyle base
ball team last evening. The club will
give dance each Saturday evening dur
ing the season.
The J. E. Doyles will play the Will
ScrogginS this afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
ST. MARY'S

ST. MARYS, w. Va, July 20.-Mrs.
E. w. Frink came in on Monday from
her summer home on Long run, and
took a wagon-load of household goods
back with her on Tuesday.
James Patterson, local manager Of
the River Gas Co., will move from
Gravel Hill next week into VIM. Coop
er's house on First street, near the M.
L. church.
Bishop G. W. Peterkin will preach
morning, July 81. 1t is expected that
the rite of baptism will be administer
ed. Rev. Geo. C. Shaw will occupy the
pulpit at Williamstown.
Attorney John r. Gallaher. of Mari
eta, stopped off here an hour or SO
Tuesday evening to visit relatives.
Another evidence of the metropoli-
tan leanings of St. Marys, is the Sum
day excursion. Tomorrow the first
event OF that kind will take place, the
affair being under the auspices of the
St Marys ball club. The boys and
their friends go to Blennerhassett Is
land, where they play the Parkersburg
team.
The ladies of Grace Guild were
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. j. n.
Keyser at her home on Second street,
Wednesday afternoon. The next meet
| ing will be at the home of Mrs. w. X.
\ Myers, on First street.
Mrs. ]. F. Mallory has recovered
! from her very severe attack of typhoid
fever, and accompanied by her son,
| Ernest, is now visiting relatives in
| Pennsylvania.
Mrs NJ. s. Sayre is still very i'll with
typhoid fever Her sister, from Wheel
| ing is attending her.
| DIR. A. S. Grimm and wife and three
children left on Wednesday evening
for Europe. They sail from New
York to-day on the Patricia. The doc
tor wishes to continue his medical stu
dies in London and Berlin, and ex-
poets to be absent several months
Quite a large number of friends were
at the depot to see the family leave
and wish them good voyage.
The Sparks circus gave a fair enter
tainment here Saturday afternoon and
evening. A good audience was pre-
sent at each performance.
a. A. Correll, of Parkersburg, Is nov
on the composing force of the Oracle
Senator n. Ogdin went to Mounds
vile Monday evening to attend g
meeting of the Penitentiary board, oil
which he is president. He was or
the Ohio Valley express at the time ol
the wreck at Paden's Valley, but was
not injured beyond a severe shaking
The Marietta ball team had theil
photos taken in the morning before
coming up to st. Marys. They should
have been photoed again in the even
ing, after taking the bitter medicine
the St. Marys team gave them.
Mrs. L. ]. Haight, of Newport. wa
the guest of friends here Thursday.
, Philip Meisenhelder. of Williams
town, has been visiting friends her
| the last of the week. Mr.. Meisenhel
, der was formerly a resident of thi
place, and sees with surprise the man.
changes that have taken place sine
the coopering business was the lead
ing industry of the town, twent,
i years ago.
Butcher" Lefever has moved int
[ the property of Mrs. Dollie Stanley o.
4 i East Gallaher street
t Miss Bessie Hutchinson, of Parkers
| burg, is the guest of her aunt, Mis-
!, Blanche Ruttencutter.
e Blackberries are plentiful and sell
!, ing at forty cents a bucket
n Miss Nellie sharp Of New Martins
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down on Tuesday to make a visit to
friends here.
John Gillespie. of Sists2syille. who mas
been the guest Of Mrs. John Smith the
past two weeks returned home Saturday.
DIR. Warren was called to Wheeling on
professional business Tuesday.
Nine of the young ladies gave Miss
Eleanor Adkins a very pleasant surprise
on Tuesday afternoon by taking thelr
suppers and going to her home. They
pIcnicked in the yard and had a most
delightful time.
Mrs. G. w. Hsight. who visited the Pan
American Exposition. spent a week al
Chautauqua and visited relatives at Pitts
burg. returned home Monday evening
Mr.. George Bachelor and Mr.. ana MIS-
Gregory left Wednesday for Buffalo, to
take in the exposition.
Mrs. Lulu Wetzei, of Sistersvilie. is the
Mrs. Watson Dana is visiting her daush-
ter Lois, at TitusviIle, Pa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
SARDIS.

SARDIS, o., July 2o-Mr. and Mrs.
Salathiel Lemon and daughters Bessie and
Flora, of Wheeling, are visiting friends
here this week.
George Thompson, clerk of the steamer
Bedford, was at home with his parents on
Friday night.
Misses Della Litten and Ethel Hum.
phrey are visiting friends at Marsir.'s Fer
ry this week.
Misses May Harmon ana Margaret Ho-
fer were shopping at New Martinsv:lle
Thursday.
Mrs. Myrtle Gaus. of Newport, o., was
calling on friends here this week.
Elem Hoskinscn, who died at Bellairc
last Thursday, was brought down to his
home on the steamer Ruth or Wednesday
evening. Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Goddard In.ermea. az Sardis
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs william Knapp. OF Sisters
vile. attended the funeral of his sister,
child here We lncsday
II. c. Thompson was at St. Mary's
Wednesday and Thursday on business.
Miss Won May. OF Matamoras. Is VISIT
Ing her sister. Mrs. nopasr Work here
this week.
Mrs. Wiley and Miss Wiley are visiting
friends in town this week
Emmett Litten was at New Martinville
last Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Kessel and daughters, Clara
and Ethel, left Friday for their home at
Wellsburg after visiting friends for a
short time.
Mrs. John Ice has returned to her home
at Martins Ferry. Ohio, after visiting
friends fer soma time..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
CLARINGTON.

CLARINGToN, o.. July 2o.-Alrs.
Charles Hubbard and daughter, Neva,
of Woodsfield, are visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. c. NJ Messerly and daughters.
Eva and Stella. were the guests of New
Nartinsville relatives last week.
Mrs. Carl Keptner and Miss Helen
Tilbrook, of Wheeling, were the charm
ing guests of Miss Emma Mallory
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert DIETRICH left or
Thursday for Buffalo to visit the expo.
sition.
Mrs. Frank Tyler and daughter. Mar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
CAMERON.

CAMERON. W. Va. July =
w. W. Dumas. the wei |.
Wheeling liyeryman, was In ths -,
terday in the interests of the r,-
delivery. Mr.. Dumas will iee--vs
from any person for carrying ths
Bids may be sent him at Wheeline
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21

assessment value of all the railroads in
the State
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21
RAILWAY THE CARL

Arrivals and departures of trains -
after May 18th. 1901 Explars,lgIu a.
Reference Marks: Daily; sun9so,1- Q
cepted Monday excepte: saturdsy "a
cepted; Sunday only. Eastern So q
Time. which is one hour earjie 'AA q.
Central Time. '4sE ia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21

.Daily.- Week days. ra Re
900 a. m. train has Gaze ana rrs can
on 90 D. m. train between Pittspuis
Buffalo. Pittssblrg ard Rochestsr. .ornei
Ticket office 10 Smithfield ST. c0''
Fifth avenYsSk r1.rrrT.
F.. C. LAPEY, c. Cd. fASC.AO 4 a.
Gen. Pass ARt. DIV; resy rg pa
Rochester. N. <. f1ttS9WN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-09
MORE fine
BUILDINGS
improvements on Real Estate
on the increase

Two sour-fiat buildings are 10 be
erected In this city on the northwest
corenr Of Bellevue avenue and Pine
street They win BE- colonial 81 de-
sign with a double balcony and sep
nrate entrances. They Will be built
by the Fehren- Marvin co. for Mrs.
a. Cline. a recent arrival In Seattle.
at cost OF SIC. 90.
Plans are being drawn by J0een-
hans n Allen. architects. FOR q three
story brick block. saxIf1 feet The
building VIII occupy the lot ON the
corner Of First avenue and he,
street. The lower floor will be us
for store buildings with a hotel on
the two upper floors The block viii
b. built for Keenc IL Smith.
G. A. Mckenzie this week aold nine
lots IN the Seattle tide lands on First
avenue and Utah and colorfo
streets for ssaoa. The purchasers are
Eastern parties.
NJ. Stanley has bought a house and
lot on Seventh aveune and blanchard
street for 1850 The sale was made
through Randall 4 Goodwin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-09
wHEN ciAnT MEETS GIANT

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