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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-03

President J. X. Butts of the Water
Board and City Engineer Loase return
cd yesterday from a tour Of inspection
OF warehouses; in Ohio cities. They
visited the institutions in GAINESVILLE,
columbus and Canton, and decided that
the GAINESVILLE workhouse more nearly
approached VIII Wheeling wants than
any of the others. Columbus and Can
ton have very elaborate and expensive
institutions, Canton having a house for
the superintendent, which alone cost
more than it is proposed to spend for
the entire building in Wheeling.
rhe GAINESVILLE workhouse had 56
cells, Columbus 100. and Canton 3S. The
Wheeling prison will have about 40
cells for males, and 10 for females, each
with a capacity of accommodating two
persons II necessary. The GAINESVILLE
institution is we'll located, occupying a
small block. 1t cost about $50 900, and
embraces mayors office, superintend-
ents residence, prison and work shops
During the incumbency of J. r. Butts
as mayor, there was competition In
plans for a new workhouse, and the
plans OF Franzheim, Geisey & Faris
were accepted and paid for. Where the
plans are now, is mystery. Mr.. Butts
stated yesterday that he left them be-
hind when he went out of Office, but he
has never seen them since.
Messrs. Butts and Lohse were in con-
suItation yesterday afternoon, and
briefly outlined their plans for the pro-
posed workhouse. 1t was tacitly agreed
that the building should be about Sex
"a feet in outside dimensions, with two
tiers of cells for male prisoners, and an
upper floor with about ten cells for 1e-
male prisoners. The building will be
erected on the site of the old reservoir,
as heretofore stated in the Register.
THE plan is to build the prison part
alone for the present" said Mr. Butts.
THAT will cost $4,000, and the shops
and other improvements can come
later" Mr.. Butts favors the enclosing of
sufficient ground for all departments,
by a high fence. There is an abundance
of ground.
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BENWOOD.
Sews Notes of Interest From thu
City of Mills.

Sews Notes of interest From the
City of MilIs-
Jab. Bicket, of Wheeling, called on
friends here Sunday.
John Eskey, of Sherrard, was in town
on business yesterday.
Mrs. Jonathan Watson is i'll at her
home in the Fourth ward.
Miss Nora Serig has returned home
from a visit with Cadiz friends.
A young child of William Showalter
is confined to the family home Ill.
Miss Laura Smith, of McMechen, is
the guest of relatives in Pittsburg.
Samuel Reynolds, of Woodland, was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
Misses Loa and Pearl Davis, of Main
street, will visit relatives at Bealsville.
John Smith, of Pennington, has re-
turned home after a visit with friends
here.
John Driscoll and family, of Sixth
street, will spend few days with
friends at Martins Ferry.
Jones Mahood and wife, who have
been visiting relatives on Water street,
will return home Friday.
Dr. Milton Eskey of California, is the
guest of his brother, DR.. Leonard Es-
key, of the Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. Strong and family have left for
Swissdale their home, after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Watson, of this city.
Richard Watson, a roller at the
Wheeling Steel Works, will go to Mt.
Clemens, Mich, the last of the week.
Yesterday foreigner had his hand
crushed while at work at the new tube
works. The hand was dressed at the
Emergency Hospital
This morning at 9 o'clock, from the
st. Johns Catholic Church, will occur
the funeral of j. Miller Barrett, who
died suddenly Monday evening. The
interment will be at Mt. Calvary. The
deceased is survived by three daugh-
tiers.
Yesterday morning at St Johns
Catholic Church, the Rev. Werninger
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FIFTY-YEAR FRANCHISES
Turned Down by Morgantown Cit,
Councfl-News Notes and Per

Turned Down by Morgantown City
Councfl-News Notes and Per-
sonais.
Special to the Register
GMORGANTOWN, w. Va, July q
Charles Kerns, aged rs. was seriously
crushed by fall of coal and slate IN
the Beechwood coal mine. nine miles
south of here, yesterday. He was
brought to his home here this morning
and received medical treatment. He is
bruised about the head and injured In
ternally. He Is a son OF Frank kerns
Matthew Larkin, aged 49, mail car
rier from the railroad across the Mon
ongahela river to Granville three miles
north Of here was struck by the north
bound train yesterday afternoon, his
right arm dislocated and broken, and
otherwise disabled. DIR. Hartigan dress
ed the wounds, but thinks he will like
ly lose the member. He had come to
deliver mail to the train when the acci-
dent occurred.
Roy II. White, ageG IA years, who
was formerly an employee OF the Monon-
gahela Textile Company here, has
brought suit through his father A. IL.
White for the recovery of $4,000 dam
ages from the Textile Company. Young
White was caught by a belt, While
cleaning a machine in the wooden mill
last winted, and was hurled to the cell
ing and badly hurt, from which he has
not fully recovered.
W. r. Jones, of Hartford City, Indi-
ana, began breaking ground to-day for
new window glass factory here, that
will cover six acres of ground and en-
ploy 300 workers. Mr. Jones is attract
ed to West Virginia by the gas supply.
The Morgantown Glass Company has
recently doubled its capacity by erect
ing a new furnace
The City Council, in one Of the most
exciting sessions ever held in the town,
franchises that had been asked for by
the Morgantown Electric Light and
Power Company, and the Union Gas and
Water Co. Hon. Geo. C. Sturgiss, at
torney for the corporations, made re-
quest for the franchises. Hon. e. M.
Grant, president of the Union Gas and
Water Company, presented its claims.
The Electric Company requested fran
chise for street car line for so years. DIR.
K. M. Turner, ex-Prosecuting Attorney
i. G- l<dZZelle anu 'f-FUSeCulluS AttOIuey
ney Chas. Goodwin were the principal
speakers for the opponents of long
time franchises. There was lively in
terest manifested in the contest and the
Council room was crowded with peo-
pie. The topic of almost sole CONVEX
sation over the whole town was that Of
the proposed so year franchises.
Prof. and Mrs. Waitman Barbe DR..
and Mrs. P. B. Reynolds, Prof. Thos e.
Hodges and Prof. and Mrs. w. H. Gal
lup are attending the State Educational
Association at Mt. Lake Park.
The remains of DIR. Clyde Sanders
who died from street car accident
in New York Friday, were shipped here
ot-day, and taken to his fathers home
at Moundsville for burial. The first
telegram In regard to his injury was
not delivered and no one here knew of
the accident until it was seen in New
York paper.
Clyde Randolph, of Harrison. county
has returned from Cornell University
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CLERK RoBERTsON's OFFICE.
Deeds Left for Record and business
Transacted Yesterday.

Deeds Left for Record and Business
Transacted Yesterday.
Three deeds of trust were left fol-
record:
Conrad Miller was appointed execu-
tor of the estate of Elizabeth Dourel
deceased; bond, 5000; John F. Dick
surety.
Deed dated July i, 1901, from James
P. Rodgers and wife to M. Margaret
Sacher, wife of Joseph Sacher, convey
ing half of lot It's, on Ohio street. Con-
sideration, $3.50.
Deed from August Esch and wife to
George B. Emerson, conveying part OF
lot "a, corner Eleventh and Eoff streets
Consideration 81 and exchange of prop
erty.
Deed dated July /, 1901 from William
J. Caldwell, trustee, to Nellie j. Els
conveying two lots on Charles street
Consideration. $2,005.
Deed dated July /, 1901, from c. A
Keim and wife to Louise c. Schomber
conveying lot in Park View. Consider
alton, $500.
Deed dated July / 1901, from Charles
H. Reuter- and others to Druzilla
Beever, wife. of c. Beever, conveying
lot 10, La Grange addition. Consid
Grafton, 81 800.
Deed dated May 81 1901, from Orion
l.. Zane to Charles S. Chambers, con
veying lot "a, in o. l.. Zane's addition
to Edgington. Consideration, 5000.
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RAILROAD RACKET.
strike Mt tho Terminal-Other
News Notes and Personals Gath
cred ny HenlSfer q DOrfera.

A Strike mt tho Termina1-Othe r
News Notes and Personals Gath
cred by Register Reporters.
There was miniature strike at the
Terminal depot yesterday morning. The
platform laborers of the c. l.. & w.
W. & L. e. and Pennsylvania compa-
MES have been receiving $1.25 per day
for their services, but demanded an
increase OF twenty-five cents per day.
Their request not being acceded to,they
at once quit work. Business was, how
ever. soon progressing as usual.
Nj. II. II, Marsh, commercial agent
OF the 3. & o. at Wheeling, returned
yesterday from an extended trip of in
spection of terminals in the west, going
as far as Salt Lake City, stopping at all
principal points en- route.
Mr.. B. c. Stevenson, travelling freight
agent of the Toledo, st. Louis & West
ern, with headquarters at Toledo, was
in the city yesterday, looking after the
interests of his road.
That genial gentleman, Mr.. w. w.
Scally, commercial agent of the North
ern Pacific, with headquarters at Pitts
burg. was doing business for his road in
Wheeling yesterday.
The work of widening the guage OF
the p. & w. from Butler TO Foxburg has
been completed, the first train being
run ever the new standard guage yes
terday.
The excursions to Atlantic City are
slowing up a trife these days, walt
ing doubtless for the Wheeling Carnival
to pass in it's splendor.
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Seventh prize-auart of Aennessy

Seventh prize-Quart OF Hennessy
brandy.
Eighth prize-Belt.
Ninth prize-Bottle of perfume.
Tenth PRIZES soda water tickets.
Eleventh prize-Box stogies.
Twelfth prize-Box stogies.
Thirteenth prize-choice Of hats.
Fourteenth prize-Unknown.
Following is a list OF the officials:
Referee and handicapper-Will Stew
enson.
Judges-Jesse McCausland, Lester
Dillon.
Starter-Westley Houge.
Timer--Jno. Barnes.
Checkers-Thos. Garden. Harry Wolf.
The above named prizes are displayed
in House C Herrmann's Market street
window.
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was condemned by the City Council re-
Gently and must be partly rebuilt.


was condemned by the City Council re-
Gently and must be partly rebuilt.
Rev. Thomas Johnson and family, Of
Gas City, Ind, are visiting relatives in
South Bellaire. Mr.. Johnson will preach
at the South Bellaire NJ. K. church and
the Snadyside NJ. e. church on next sun
day.
Andrew Mcclellan, OF Gallipolis, o.,
father OF DR.. J. s. Mcclellan. OF this
city, died at his home Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock. The funeral was held
yesterday from his late residence, and
the doctor returned to this city yester-
day evening.
The Christian Sunday schools OF this
city and Wheeling Will hold union
plcnic at Cresap's erove, near Pow
hatan to-day. they have chartered the
steamer City OF Wheeling to carry
them down. The boat leaves the Bel
laire wharf at s o'c.ock.
The Moondark Sr. and Jr. Fishing
Clubs leave to-day for their annual camu
near Moundsville. The camp will be
kept by Frank Steger, Chris. Steger,
William Kern. Walter murphy, Carl
Shelley. William Kleber, Harry Benline
and George Rodewig.
Edward L. Moore, manager OF the CO.
lumbia theatre, has returned rom New
York, where he has been booking at
fractions for next season, which opens
on the 10th of August with Havery's
Ministries. The bookings this season
are the best that can be gotten, as Bel
I-, ~. hxxr tAxs n n
good companies are Wiling to come
here.
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Holiday Hours Mt the POstOfhce.
Postmaster Wise has made the follow
ing order for the observance of the
Fourth of July:
Stamp and general delivery depart
ment will be open from $50 to 10 a. m.
Money order and register division
closed all day.
One delivery by carriers, leaving the
Office at a. m.
Collection of all letter boxes in the
city, carriers arriving at the Office at
& and $50 a. m.
Collection of letter boxes in the bust
ness district, collectors arriving at the
office at 8, IL a. m, and 1890, 3 and 7
p. m.
Mails W be received and dispatched
as usual.
10 insure prompt dispatch, important
letters should be deposited in the post
otnce.
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united in marriage Miss Julia Kenne-
dy, popular young lady of Marshall
street, and Mr. Nolte, OF the stamping
works. They left last evening for De-
troit TO spend their honeymoon.
There will be no observance In the
Fourth in this city tomorrow other
than that of the individual. and as re-
suit the town will be almost deserted.
Many persons will attend the picnic OF
the NJ. e. Sunday school at Jim's run,
while others will go to Bellaire, Wheel
ing and other neighboring towns. Inc
mills are all off for the day.
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Marriage Licenses.

Clerk Robertson yesterday issued
marriage licenses as follows:
Harry w. Dougherty, aged 21, OF
Hyde Park, Pa, and Annie Blackhall
aged 81, of Tarentuni, Pa.
Lott NJ. Joy, aged %, and Mary M
Burke, aged 25, both Of McKeesport
Pa.
James O'Toole, aged 26. and Gertrude
B. Brown, aged -, both of Wheeling.
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For SALE.

cnlendid farm 149 acres, 80 minutes waih
from motor line; contains Groom mousse
large new barn, variety OF cnoice Iruit
most ali of the land lays to the east; a,
~ y,ery low price for short time.
70 aeres two miles east OF city, near MI
~ Shantal. and is acres 61a miles from
citv. good house, choice fruit; to settls
IN estate. And other farms from TO zs
acres. A., parL View
S H., double house, 2226 and 222S Market
street. - 1raainoton lane. varv
cheap. o,. 10, ,e7 s,xtaenth streat.
5 rooms, corner nv, '"'
d. st t Groom houss, corner Thirty-firs
and Eoff streets, with large lot-cheap to
se earong groom house and hall, 1719 Wood
stIe rao,n cottage. corner of McColloch and
Sayanteenth street, at a low price.
I rooms rooms, rooms, = rooms anu
rooms at a low price on Pierce street;
Strong brick house, s7l2 Eoff street, Z
rooms store room and hall.
broom and Groom mouse, potn on SIX
S,nod strong house Of rooms. with u
of an acre of ground IL miles east OF
city-very cheap:
Large lot, with broom nouse' oh Wines
tenth street. on easy terms
2 brick houses, rent for $3.50 per annum,
for s9000-$5o0 cash, balance on easy
terms; a bargain.
street. Centre Wheeling, :.
S ROOMS, good condition, 2SO4 Chapiine
street. cheap.
rooms. Sixteenth street, very cheap.
Money to loan on real estate
S. NESBITT, JR
Tel 64s 1885 Market st.. wheeling. W. Va
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The Grand Review.

Plans for the grand review Saturday
night are about completed, and include
a change of line of march. the station
ing of the King upon the suspension
bridge entrance, with his court in his
float, as the parade approaches his
(band will file in single line, facing His
Majesty and give him a concert whine
their section passes; the Royal Cavil-
iers, as they approach. will file ont
fianking the Royal car on either side;
as the second section approaches, the
first band will fall in behind section one
and the second band will give concert
while the second section passes, AMI
thus continue until when the last sec
ton has passed every band in the city
will have given the King concert, and
each parader have passed His Majesty
all getting a view of the Royal Car, and
giving His Majesty and court an OPP
portunity TO view all parades.
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BELLAIRE.

Newa Notes of Interest From the
belmont County Metropolis.
Fred raul has secured position with
the National Steel Go.
A new lawn tennis club has been or
ganized on Gravel HILL
william and Richard Rose are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Thomas McCor-
mick, of the First ward.
Charles Brown, who mas been work.
ing at Warrington, w. Va, came home
last Friday to spend his vacation.
The colored Odd Fellows and Masons
Will picnic at Belmont Park to-mor-
row.
James Smith and wife, OF the Fourth
ward, will leave this morning to visit
friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. thomas J. Royce, of Gas
City, Ind, are lAe guests Of L. X. Dank-
worth, on Rose Hill.
Daniel Evans, of this city, was mar
ried to a Miss McMillen, in Wheeling,
Saturday evening last.
Miss Belle Gregory, OF Moundsville,
is the guest of her father, William Greg
ory, on Guernsey street.
Misses Vera aaither and Tessie Smith
came home yesterday after spending
few days in the country.
Prof. C. e. Ruble left yesterday over
the B. z. Il c. to spend his vacation
with relatives at Bealsyille.
The woman whose husband caught
| her embracing another man left her
home yesterday for parts unknown.
Misses Grace Warnock and Vera
Clements have returned from a pleasant
visit with friends and relatives in War
mock
| The National Inameling Works will
close down to-day until Monday in Or
der to allow their employees to observe
| the Fourth.
| The Steel company have the steel
| framework for the new engine house
completed, and will begin putting the
metal sides and roof on after the fourth.
Mrs. Wallie Campbell, of this city,
and Mrs. John ]. Carney and family OF
Moundsville, have gone to Muncie Ind,
| to visit their sister, Mrs. ]. M. O'Neil.
! Miss Wilma Burgundthal, of st. Glars
vile, is spending a few days with Miss
! Helen Sanders on North Belmont
street.
| Many of the horses in this city are
! wearing straw hats containing damp
ened sponge. Sutton Bros. were the
first to get in style.
The carpenters are putting the front
of Mrs. Bippins' new store room on
inirty-sixth street 1t will Je occupied
by NJ Il. Carnes when completed.
Clinton Glasgow and Mary Paul, both
of this city, were married at the brides
home last evening. Rev. Powell Off
ciated. they will go to housekeeping
at once.
Business in this city is almost at a
standstill everybody that can pos
sibly get is out of the city and
those that are at home are trying to
keep cool.
The w. G. Barnard properties and lots
Will be sold at public sale next Monday
| on the premises. They include some oil
the best residence lots in the city, and
are all well located.
The crossing wnere the c. L. & w
crosses the street car track at Indian
Run is in bad condition, and should BIZ
.ixed. Street car passengers are treatej
to severe jolting here that is anything
! but pleasant.
: James Fallen has purchased tn,
Gahre property at the corner OF Unior
! and Thirty-first, streets, and will re
model and occupy it. This building
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Of the drawing for redemption of bonds
of 1855 of the city of Wheeling:
Notice is hereby given by the commits.
soners of the loan of 1885 of the city OF
Wheeling, that on June nth, 1901, pur-
suant to the requirements of the ordin-
ance of said city, passed May Y, 1885. en-
titled, AN ordinance to provide for the
issue and sale of bonds of the city of
Wheeling, to be known as bonds of 1885,
and for the redemption and payment
thereof and providing for payment into
the city treasury of certain amounts from
the revenues of the gas and water works,
the following described bonds issued
under the said ordinance, were duly de-
termined by lot by said commissioners for
redemption and payment on the first day
of July, 1901, to-wit:
No. twenty-one, for $500.
No. forty-two, for $500
No. efghty-seyen, for $500
No. one hundred and twenty-five, for
s1.oe0.
$1,000
No. two hundred and fourteen, for 81 600.
No. two hundred and thirty-five, for
$1,000.
No two hundred and forty-two for
s, 900.
No. two hundred and ffty-five. for s., 900.
No. two hundred and seventy-two, for
$1,000.
No. two hundred and eighty-one.' for
$1,0o0.
No. three hundred and twenty-five, for
81 200
Said bonds, so determined, will be re-
deemed and paid at the Bank of the Ohio
Valley, in the city of Wheeling West vir-
GINA on and after said first day of July.
1901, and said bonds, determined, will
cease to bear interest from the last mem
l.. f. SANDS.
b. w. PETERSON.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Commissioners of the Loan of 1885.
ju19eqs
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Conference with Mayor.

Director Benson had a long confer
ence with acting-mayor Shaffer MONDAY
afternoon, and all points were gone
over regarding the reception of the
King upon his arrival in the city, the
presentation of the keys and other
court functions during the week. While
the Mayor feels some reluctance in be-
ing brought so into prominence before
the public under the circumstances, he
realizes that the success OF our Carnival
depends upon the success Of each fei.
ture. and he will enter heartily into all
the duties of the week, and We can be
assured that the Carnival visitor and
His Royal Highness will be made
thrice welcome.
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GENERAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO BoNDHOLDERs

OF Upshur county bonds to the Buckhan
non & West Fork Railroad Company:
payment to the Buekhannon Bank on or
before the first day of August, 1901, nine OF
said bonds, numbered as follows, viz: ll2
49, H. lis, lie, III, us. 119 and 120. Interest
on said bonds to cease on and after said
first day of August 1901
BY order of Upshur Court, June term,
1901.
A Copy Teste:- j. ]. MORGAN.
iu19oaw VT Clerk.
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A Bankrupt.

The papers were filed yesterday with
Referee in Bankruptcy Frank c. Cox
in the matter of the bankruptcy peii-
ton Of Harry Winner, of Littleton. Mr.
Winner has been conducting a general
store in Littleton. 1t is understood
that his assets fall far short of his liza
biiities.
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where he received the degree OF "a; f.
Edward Kenna, son OF the late =; 2.
Senator Kenna, has gone TO Wneehns
where he will play with the 'Aestei 4
Association base ball league this seas W
He was one of the good men on tne
w. V. L. team.
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Brief Notes.
The advertisement for help during
Carnival week is meeting with many re-
plies.
The wiring OF the arches for the IL
Nominations during Carnival week are
lbout completed. The batteries for the
electrical effects for Rex's float have ar
rived from New York City.
Plans are all completed for loading
the floats and getting them in line ready
for Thursday and Saturday nights.
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1me A0cebs
Thursday afternoon will witness the
opening of the races at the West Vir-
ginia State Fair Grounds. At 6: 80 p
m. the bicycle road race will take place
the starting point being Market and
Fourteenth streets, running to the sew,
en-mile post of Elm Grove and return
First prize-$40 bicycle.
Time prize-Gold watch.
Second prize--Pair handome cuff but
tons.
Third prize-Set of books.
Fourth prize-'Musical instruments.
Fifth prize-Sweater.
Sixth prtze-Bix Of cigars.
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY

WASHINGTON, July 2. - To-day's
statement OF the treasury balances in
the general fund, exclusive of the $780,
900 900 gold reserve in the division of
redemption, shows: Available cash
balance. $172 ,605.544; gold, sos, 314,002.
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Rex Contest.

Rex COnteEt.
There were several large additions
to the vote for the leaders in the Rex
voting contest, yesterday. It will close
tonight under the conditions hereto
fore mentioned in the Register. Fol
lowing was the vote for King of the
Carnival at p. m. July I'd:
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INSPECTION WORKAOUSES.
MEssRs. BUTTS AND LOHsE HOME
FROM A VISIT TO OHIO CITIES.
GAINESVILLE INsTITUTI0N

IL the One After which WheeIfng's
New Prison Will Very Probably
he ModeIed-Pr0posed to Bufid
Only the Prison Part for the
PreseDt-The Ideas of MT. Butts
Missing Plans.
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Floral parade matters are progress
ing nicely. Decorations: will soon be
placed, and in fact but little work re-
mains to make all in readiness for our
coming gala week.