West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-01-28


recovery Is very doubtful.
The Calendar club. which con-
sists of some of our most prominent
young married ladies, will be en-
tertained at TIE home of Mrs. Blair
Anawatl, tomorrow afternoon. All
members OF the club are urged to
be present.
We were Informed today that
Frank Watkins. the young man
who was recently tried In the CIR
cult court OF peasants county for
stealing junk, was unable to fur
nish bond as stated In vest rday's
Review, but Is still incarcerated In
the county jail.
There will be meeting tonight
of the Sistersville Chapter OF Roy al
Arch Masons In this cit.. Five or
six candidates will receive the Row
al Arch degree and four candidates
ballotted upon. After the work a
fine lunch will be served and a full
attendance Is earnestly requested by
the High Priest.
A horse belonging to teamster
by the name of VIM Baker who re-
sides In the vicinity of Middle
bourne, slipped upon the Icy pave
ment this morning about ten
o'clock and broke one OIL Its legs.
The accident occurred near the
feed barn of John Mccoy on Pike
street, and the animal was shot
by policeman Kenny. While the
horse was not a very valuable one.
1t was quite loss to the owner
The river indications for today
predict rise In the Monongahela
river from E TO 8 feet and In the
Ohio river from 8 to 10 feet Yes
terday there were IS feet of water
at Morgantown, IS feet at Greens
boro, and other places on the Mo-
nongahela river showed proportion
ate rises. These rises are thought
to be the result of Ice gorges at diff
ferent points along the river, all of
which have broken Rivermen In
Pittsburg yesterday were skeptical
as to whether there would be barge
stage although they hoped 1t would
come. The ice from the gorges II
the Monongahela should pass Pitts
burg today. but as IL Is reported to
be very rotten,1t will cause no dam
age. The Monongahela River Coz
solidated Coal and Coke company
has about 100 barges ready to go
out, but had not arranged details
enough yesterday 10 announce tie
shipments, except 10 say that If
there should be barge wafer the
company would send out III mber
OF boats. The Peoples Coal com
pany will send out the Cleaner and
Q. w. Thomas as soon as possible.
The Budd Coal Company will seed
out for the first time the towboat
Harvester.
AS our school boys and girls will
give an excellent show here on the
s h of next month. all should ar
range now In advance to be present
on this occasion. The play is
"David Garrick David will be rep
resented by professional actor
who is an acknowledged "he-row."
That Is he rows do vn the Broad
way of Martinsvllle every time we
have a little high water In the
river In order to ger to his home,
hence, we aunoance and assert
without any fears OF being success
fully contradicted that the leading
man In David G4rrick Is the only
real he-row that has ever appeared
upon the Auditorium platform or
rise In the fl Dor of the main build
ing at the rear OF the second floor
of the Auditoriu We will give
more extended notice later.
We have been ordered TO do this
by young lady IS years OF age and
promised to be wiped of the face of
the earth if we don't blow up this
David Garrick show. Not caring TO
be "wiped off the earth just now
we announce the play. Il is going
to be fine. The actors will all be
appropriately cos,umed by vendor
OF show clothes from Cincinnati. II
we mention the vendors name and
his business the clothes are sent free
otherwise you pay the hard cold
cash for them. We will make an
other and more extended notice
later. Remember the date Is Thurs.
day February oh, 1902. Seats Sc
and IS cents. We guarantee the
tickets to De worth twice what they
cost. IF what we say isn't true you