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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-07
e SuEtsa, quiere uss SarEegao
Ell fantasma de la revOiuci0n

Nueva York. microbes s-lnforman de Lon
dres que no obstante los deseos que tlene el
Sultan de extefminar las leg ZONES del preten
dente. para tratar dehnitivamente de un ARE
glo con las princi pales potencias que le garan-
ticen el trono del imperio, la revolucion crece
cada dia, Sc extende mas por todo Ell norte de
Africa toma preparedness colosales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-07
a reelection de
Estrada PaIms q
Es probable que Sc lleve 4 cabo

Nueva York miercoes.-El partido mode
RADIO de Cuba presenta en- Candldatura para
la presidencia de la Repubca, al senor Estra.
da Palma.
La reelection del presidente actual, parece
cosa segura, puesto que ell sehor Estrada Palma
tene tambien muchos partidarios entire los dis
tintos eementos de la lsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-07
Estrada Palma
v Eos arnericanOs
Sc garantiza la reelection

Nueva York, miercoles.-En los centres po
liticos ofciaes de la Republica Guiana Sc da
como segura la reelection del senior Estrada
Palma, que sera apoyada por los Estados Uni
dos.
Esto garantiza el trunfo del actual Pres
dente, sobre los politcos que Sc agltanen el
pals por escalar tan alto puesto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-07
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
.vOf0TtO

RegstradoY de la propiedad sustituto que
fu5 IA amos en- Arecibo, ofrece sus servicios,
como Notario, en- Arecibo Bajos do la casa
n1mero IL, cale de la Cruz, Sc hace cargo
dc presentar para su inscription en- el Regis
tro de Ia propiedad del Distrito remitir
los respectivos interesados los documentos
que con tai objeto SC lie envian.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-07
Service Especial del BsIeih MercaaIn
OABLEGRAMAS.
Rusuores de crisis
en- Espafia
I'll regreso del rev

Nueva York. microbes Desde Madrid "a
hlegraf,an que han circulaio muy serios rumo
res de crisis ministerial. que tiene alguna rela
cion con la re nuucia oe NJ Delcasse.
Los despachos de Madrid. dicen que sc es
pe-a el regreso del rev. para plantear enseguda
la crisis del gabinete Nillaverde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-07
El c0nfsEcE0 GunC1SeEawiO
Las hOstiIidades no sc han rOtO aUn

Nuevas@York, microbes Cablegrafian de
Londres que las notiCias ciIcuadas aver que Sc
habian roto las hostildades entire Turqula y
Servia no han tenido conhrmaclon
Aunque no pueden ser mas tirantes las re
laciones, no Sc ha llegado todavia, al extreme
que indicaban los caDlegramas
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
BY LAURA BRIDE POWERS.

imagery-the poets, and painters, writ
ers and sculptors. 'Tis said that they
love the wine-begot expansion, the
breaking through Of the laws of limita-
tions to reach the expanse of the great
QUITO -of-doors, the wide, limitless land
of the beyond. But when all is said and
done, 1t Is only they who, in sober and
solitary company, feel the quivering,
quickening, feverish thrill of intoxica-
ton, of inspiration, that know the true
expansion of soul and conception-they
who reach the state of God-made in
toxication. 1t Is in this state that art
is born-aye, and bred-rather than in
the artificial exhilaration of convivial-
ity, good wine (of use to artists only on
Saturdays) and fulsome f1attery, which,
like a Towering fungus, stiles growth.
And herein, good friends, lies the
greatness of Keith. Clean, keen and
alert, with mind, soul and body attuned
to the messages nature would give to
her children, Keith's mind has become
a series of records. And true to his
trust, he's at his canvas to record them
ere many of his worshipers have slipped
their coffee. A poet is Keith, of a type
of man not unlike William Cullen Bry-
ant Notice the pictures he loves to
paint, and you'll find it's the deep green
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

forest, the silent places, where the
moss hangs heavy from the oaks, ma
lures caressing tribute. 1t is in these
monotone conceptions, splendid in COM
position and deep as nature herself in
thought, that Keith shows at his best
because they are the things he loves,
and are therefore an iDseparable frag-
nlent of himself. These are his tri-
umphs, and upon which the art world
will reckon his successes. And then
will we hear no more of the Innes or
the Corot bugaboos. Keith will be
Keith in the days to come.
The picture here given is a new can
vas rather high in key, but none the
less full of exalted sympathy with ma
ture at the ebb-tide of her beauty,
The picture may be seen at the studio,
424 Pine street, where it stands in con-
trast next a somber. thoughtful, pull
sating painting of the forest, dark and
COOL A pity those Carnegie people did
not see that canvas. Those they saw
carried the same tone and treatment
of the Innes canvases' such rot! Can
not two men see nature In similar
mood, and portray her as they find
her?
Isn't 1t time to leave off that stupid
condemnatory criticism that "this man
is influenced by that man?" How, in
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
(o3viviaiy Stra34Ies Development i3 Artists

An artists work procfaims to the
world his personality. It tells how
he lives, what he eats and drinks,
what are his pleasures and who his
associates It tells how much of ami
nalism is pitted against the sensitive
and spiritual and shows in terms as
unmistakable' as the grocer's scale the
varying weights Of both. changing
each day according to the thoughts
and acts of that day. The gay nights
at the club, the mad nights at the stu
dio and the suffused purplish days
that. follow are writ in the work NOT
done: likewise in that which is done
ri the days when calm reflection
comes. 1t shows itself in a lack OF
"attack' and penetration and sponta-
neity, three qualities that emanate
only from a clean body and a chaste
soul Ah! What havoc these little
devils of mental and physical regret
haYe wrought! When they Invade the
studio the palette lies dry, the brush
inert. and the ashes gray on the
hearthstone.
Personal? Why, bless you, no. To
be sure there are artist folk who are
lured by the song of the siren to tar
ry awhile and who sip the nectar that
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

the orchestra here makes miracles!
Not one so good have l known in quick
ness. In Italy, in one week; one week,
1 say, any orchestra could not have
done more with La Tosca' than these
say that L am greatly satisfied. They
read so we'll, they are so obedient aie
it is so much pleasure to work with
them. OF course, you understand, they
have not had fair chance, nor 1 fair
chance. 1 came here the day Of the
opera beginning. Well, you know what
that means. I could not have begun at
all with other orchestra But so quick
they were habituated to me. They
see my eye and know me and we get
piano. forte! just as I want. Let me
have one month, two months to re-
hearse, 1 would show you much-say
not that. Your coro Is the same, too,
musicians. Say So"
Which compliments to the local abil-
ity and it's training at the hands Of
Paul Steindorff, I gladly turn over
where they belong.
AS to composing. Polacco modestly
owned to the soft impeachment. He
was more than modest, bashful, in his
confession. II have composed" he
said, "but only to a great friend have I
shown. You see 1 have in my hands all
the time the greatest compositions, so
small in my eyes are therefore mine
have never permit myself yet the hap
piness of rehearsal of my work. 1 have
never heard it." If that is not modesty
incarnate, in q man with two orches-
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

heavens name, has the poor old world
progressed In all its ramifications of
society were it not for the influence Of
one man upon another?
Bravo, Cadenasso! That's fine
thing you have done on the red, brown
marshes, with the sun throwing an
opal complexion into the clouds that
o'erhang them.
new type of work-and q lyric
poem-but let us have more of your
fresh, crisp Marin mornings. where the
dew emerges upon the canvas ere the
suns up.
Jules Mersfelder, here's to you! Over
the wire Mr.. Mersfelder received the
gladsome news that he had been
awarded a medal by the jury on art of
the Worlds Fair Rather tardy, but
none the less welcome.
The lucky picture was big, broad
out-of-doors, strong and bold in treat
ment-in truth, much like canvas or
two he has now, at his studio (Which
he shares with his pretty little wife),
on the corner Of Merchant street at
Montgomery.
Next Sunday we'll see what the
women are doing In art In San Fran
cisco. And they're a busy lot-their
studio teas" are such innocent things,
with nary q headache-and they work
work, work!
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

will begin on Tuesday evening with
the rarely heard opera Of Bizet's, THE
Pearl Fishers whose chief role affords
excellent opportunity to Tetrazzini.
Wednesday evening will be revived
Leoncavallos 'Zaza," with Berlendi in
the title role-this opera was the sue
cess of the recent Mexican season and
was heartily enjoyed here on its pre-
miere in 1903. On Thursday even
ing La Traviata" will be given; Fri
day, "Zaza"; Saturday matinee, "The
Pearl Fishers: Saturday evening,
"Cavalleria Rusticana" and II Pagli-
acci," and Sunday evening. Lucia"
The theater will be closed to-mor-
row night.
Edna Wallace Hopper, who with
"A Country Mouse" has stepped so
cleverly from comic opera into COM
edy, will continue in that wicked lit
tie play at the Columbia for another
week. Miss Hopper's assumption Of
the country mouse" Is an altogether
engaging affair, and she is surround
ed by a company that gives her un-
usually adequate support. The bill
opens with a charming little curtain
raiser. Captain January" in which
as the old salt Paul Everton OF the
company comes to much distinction,
and Miss Hopper as a child of ten
gives a refreshingly delightful little
study.
With "The Holy City," a biblical
play that has found much favor in
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

the East, the Central Theater is to
the fore this week.
The matinee of Ghosts" at the AL
cazar, postponed on account of Miss
Lillian Lawrence's illness until next
Wednesday, will be one of the events
of the week. Miss Lawrence will be the
Mrs. Alving, and Harry Mestayer, who
appeared with Mary Shaw in the role
of Oswald in the play, will assume that
part here. The rest of the cast will be
recruited from the Alcazar ranks. The
regular bill Of the week will be '"The
Conquerors," by Paul Potter.
Joseph Murphy will be seen in Shaun
Rhuc" this week at the California. The
veteran comedian has been heartily
welcomed by lovers of Irish comedy,
and as Shaun Rhue, one of his most
characteristic impersonations, Mr.. Muir
ply will doubtless attract many ad-
mirers this week.
'The Silver Slipper" a metropolitan
production at popular prices. is attract
ing good houses at the Grand Opera
house. The comedy goes for another
week.
The Carter de Haven Sextet, chief
feature of the Orpheum bill this week.
promises to live up to it's resoundins
name. Five women and man are its
constituents, their act consisting of
burlesque Of popular play, dancing
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

tras-for signor also leads symphony
orchestra-at his disposal, I don't know
1t when 1 see it.
II must be sevaire with myself" he
went on; II like not composers that
write. and know music as I know
Turkish, and rush to rehearsal with
every three notes. Bad, bad"
What have you written, signor ?''
ooh, a symphony wrote only
classical music" he put it.
Mozart, the great poet; weber,
the papa of Wagner" high word of
Mendelssohn, lively appreciation of
Perosi, whom Polacco believes had
he not been a priest would have been
a great operate composer" filled up
more time. A somewhat scathing
comment on the attitude of the aver
age operatic singer to music-"he is
the enemy of music. of the effect gen.
eral. He is all for self" also inter-
ested. Then Signora Polacco, whose
keen, quiet, continuous little comment
1 have not space for unfortunately,
suggested that it was time to eat,
luncheon time.
And so we said "Good-by." Signor
Pollacco laughing as he went out: "I
eat not much at work. Art and eat
GO not together"
WHAT MAY BE SEEN
AT LOCAL THEATERS
DURING THE WEEK
The opera programme Of the week
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

springs from the breast Of nature-and
why not? Whose JOY of soul lures
men of lesser gifts to bid for their
company and whose presence at the
feast gives the golden touch Of the
gods. All this is true, but think 1t
not, Q friend, of the artist folk Of San
Francisco. All, no. we of that town
do love them! Far be 1t from them, or
their foster-f father, the Bohemian
Club. to encourage the discourage
ment of art by oerfeasting or keeping
gay vigil with the doing owl.
All these weird things are happen
ing to-day to some of the cleverest Of
artists, and at the flood tide Of their
abilities, throttling the best and
highest efforts of which their glow
ing genius is capable; but far be 1t
from me, poor gossip of the studios,
to attribute such abortiveness of art
to San Francisco. Let us blame it on
Paris! 1t starts peacefully for most
things of an abortive nature. 'Tis
Paris then:
1t is said that animal exhilaration is
legitimately loved by the creators of
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

turn, some pianism. some vocalism and
some choralism. Alcide Capitaine, "the
perfect woman" in a daring gymnastic
exhibition, is another feature Of the
bill.
Nine. Ziska, In her fire dance, con-
tinues to be the star attraction Of
Fischer's vaudeville bill.
At the Chutes the Star Trio, O'Brien,
Mann and Franks. will present Our
Uncle" as the leading skit of the week.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-11
2eBte Soifnmtsa 9eidipnnOe en-.

Qls Die belten Nerste auVlusten. nab
gB. 80. Smitbart BON pstin, Ja, on
nnbeiltarer Sdwinpiuht leipe, lhwano
peHen lebte 6Offnuna, bod Or. &ins's
New Discovery fur SAwinpiudt, @rtal-
tuneen unp Snlten belt i'm aus ieinem
grab. St iast: Dieies srcbe 5eiImit>
tel farirte mid ocaltdnpis uno rettete
metn 2eben. Seit iener Belt babe id es
mebr ais 5ebn Sabre lang sebrauAt nno
balte es fir cine nunperpare &eblens
unp Sunsentur. Stren9 pi0eni6aftlis
DE &ur fir 6ulten, reben 5als ccer Grs
taltnnsen; fderes Shubmittel Dor eun=
senentSiinpuns. @arantirt In @fiQere
apctbefe. preis Soc unb 81. 9robes
flaIhen fret. Sn Wilers apctbste wirb
peutfh selprp6en.
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Mrtifel XII.
Sinun,ru unb 8eiteuerung.

@ecftou2 @eIebe iolen on9enomnen per-
ben upbei na6 einbeitlid9er &ege alle oeloer ShtE
baben Anla9en in Sonos, Iitlen "5ptnt" @tl'en'
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eioeutbullt unb periDnltd1e G18entbun nag 1etnem
mIrhlidte1n gDertbe in 6elo beitenert meroen anss
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e,uer Gtabt eiues 3orfes sber eilers eouutps eoer
9pmulbips in beiem Stoate. nnb Sonos. ote 5lm
9peoe bon bfeutlideu Sdbu6en BON Sbtp uno
Seu unterri6tsmitteln in @erbinonn9 oa,nlt,, ens.
oeoeben iperbeu. melde Bombs pon Steuern betrelt
ietn Soflen ober 9e9rGbnlbplobe. bTentil6e Sdbn'
bGufer, SduIer bic ausidbluBltd benz offentlifen
Gottesoien1te bienen SnititntlpHen tur onS1plBlld
bffentlide gppblt6tt9feit bfentlihes et9eutbnm.
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nidbtiber amei bunoert Collars g8ertb fur eoeS 5is
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her 9Derth ppn alem 10 beireiten st9entbur lpl ppn
2et an 2et feftQeiebt nno nerDTtenfitb neroen ME
burdb @eIeb ppr9eiariebeu meroeu mag.
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Itimmsn ipluiten mbsen onf ibrem Stimnt5ettei oe
gporte anaebrodt babeu {gefrenn9 pon Staafss ilno
oon Ssene S;s aansu ioas ameee.
| ment Fn6 mbaen auf ibren Sttmm5etteln ne gSorte
onaebraiat boben (8ereiung BON Staats. nuo Wtnnt=
stpa,hpros BON 8eiteneruuO Legations. @menoe'
neittS, 9lo."
6ectipu3 9ieies Mmenhement tritt in Strait
am pber nod, bem erteu Gage oes apnatS Sanuar,
| 1906
8eorqe3 8. Sbomas
gprefer bes Reprdientontens9anies.
| SO. s. 5arbtug
genats=Yrdfoent.
| Wuaenpnlmeu am 25, alprii 1904.
8ersiuiote estnnter npn 9lnerita, Sbip.
| sDIiire bes Gtaots- Sefret0rs.
gfoaies Chic, beItbenige bterbihdb, bob bag Dor.
itebenoe eit.e oetrene abl1rft enter seneiliia~en
ReIolutipat it bic BON Der @sneralsAllembi9 z oss
| 5taates Clio am 25 Eoge bes Mpnots Aprtl u, 8.
1904 anocupnneri Ypnrbe unb bob otee Mbl4ril pm
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unferipbriebeu llub ,nein Mmtsiegel btnsugei9t m
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! 1905
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Hi9ter 3apler pom Sunoesol'
Hriftsgeribt in @lepelano bat cine gnt.
5deioune BON aiemlider 3rnapeite GEE
fdlt, inoem ct entlhieo, oaB Shuloner
mittelit poittarten eemabut lperoen oiir=
fen. menn oieis Mohuun9en ni4t oer=
.6d6tiSeno ooer bsleioigeno lino. lon'
bern ben 9boilahen entipreden.
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- 9pllmaften mad alien I6eilen Don
Denthlanb, Selterreith unp Der Shme's
perpen in pieier Sffiee ausgcfertts..
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(Sie9el.)
Boreel6laeenes Nmenoempnt CUR @on=
lfitution bon S9io.
5teuerfreibeit nnn staats= unn Wn>
nitipal : Snnhs

gei es befGlpien BON Der General aiielnblp oes
Staates Sbir:
5ectipu l. Sab ben G6blern beS StaoteS
Chip am eriten GienItag nadb benz erfen Dtontag
inn Nppember 1905 elm 8orihloQ iluterbrcitet peroe
bic geetpu arpei oes strtifes XII Der @pnitttlton
oes Staates Ohio Su amenoiren, 10 baB Ite mte ol9t
loutet
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@orseI6logenes amenbsment 8ur Contribution
BON Gbtp.
Spstiabriss aSablen nan gtuats', Ghnnttt nnn
CutssBeamten.

gei es befblpHeu ppa bet General. Niemblp bes
Staotes Ohio:
@ecton l. 9oB ben MdbIern bteies StaateS oti
erften 9ientoa nab BEN eriten Ntcuto9 i'm Nppembcr
1905 Gin 9orila9 uuterbretet peroe, Die @onittuon
oes Staates Ohio au auenbtren; bea9tes @meuhes
ment ioG alS ~Artitel XVII" be3ethnet iperoen sno
ipie iplQt lauten;
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-28

Martin; Messrs. Seth Jemison,
Homer Jemison, Ernest Jemison,
Leon Smith, Will Keller and Gin
tie Stealey.
A very pretty wedding took
place in the parlor of the Tyler
House yesterday. The contract
ing parties were Israel Postlewait,
formerly of Silver Hill, Wetzel
county, but now an employee of
the South Penn Oil company at
Shirley, and Miss Annie Hayes,
the handsome and accomplished
daughter of Oliver Hayes of Shir-
ley. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Luther D. Ashby, in
the presence of a few Of the ho-
tel guests, The happy couple will
60 Immediately to housekeeping.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-28
Greatly in Demand.

Nothing is more in demand
than a medicine which meets mod
ern requirements for 5 blood and
system cleanser, such as DR.
Kings New Life Pills. They are
just what you need to cure stom-
ach and liver troubles. Try them
At D. A. Memberships Drug store
25 cents; guaranteed.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-28
H. N. STANBERY
CIVIL AND CONSULTING
ENGINEER
Real Estate Agent.

Construction work superintend-
ed or taken by contract; pipe
lines for oil, gas or water survey
ed and rights of way taken; es-
Inmates on all kinds of construc-
ton work furnished.
Surveys, maps and abstracts
made for oil or coal lands in any
part of the State; accurate maps
will be made free of charge for
production or leases offered for
sale
Particular attention will be
given to cases involving litigation
over disputed boundary lines.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-28
Tonic to the System.

For liver troubles and constipa-
ton there is nothing better than
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills. They do not
weaken the stomach. Their &C
ton upon the system is mild,
pleasant and harmless. Sold by
Opera Honse Drug Store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-28

The reason that coughs and
colds produce constipation and
weaken the lungs is because they
interfere with all digestion. That
new discovery known as Kenne-
dy's Laxative Honey and Tar
cures all Coughs, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough and assists in expelling
colds from the system by gently
moving the bowels. 1t is pleasant
to take and contains no opiates.
Sold by Opera House Drug Store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-28

Read "The Truth About Fren-
zied Finance" chapter No. l in
Public Opinion, at McCoy's Book
store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-28

Letter From
MiddIebOurne

I Middlebourne, Jan. 28.-Clerk
Duty issued a marriage license
yesterday to Israel Postlewait,
age %, and Annie Hayes, age 19,
both Of Shirley, this county.
Lloyd Morris, the popular rep
resentative of Naylor & company,
of Wheeling, is at the Tyler
House.
l r. S. Tucker, well-known
salesman for Grier g Lang of
Wheeling, is guest at the Swan
House.
O. D. Spencer, proprietor of the
Swan Hotel, lost valuable sad
die horse last evening from lung
h fever.
Lee L. F'rantz and lady of Sis
tersville, were in the city a few
hours last night while out sleigh
riding.
Miss Amelia Burgbacher left
yesterday for a weeks visit with
relatives at Sistersville and New
MatamOraS.
John Starkey, the South Penn
superintendent, returned last ev-
ening from a business trip to Ben
wood and other points up the
river.
j. H. Stewart, field superinten-
dent for the Melrose Oil company,
who lives on Elk Fork, is affiict-
ed with paralysis. His right side
is completely paralyzed.
#. 0. johnson and sister of
Wick, were in town yesterday
having some dental work done,
and looking after other business
matters. They were Central
guests.
| Charles A. Wells Of Sisters
vile, who represents an insurance
company, is in town this week
looking after the interests of his
company, and is quartered at the
Hotel Central.
M. P. Spencer returned last
evening from a tour of the county
in company with Fred Centner,
travelling salesman for the Albert
Myer Hat company Of Cincinnati,
O. They went to Little and Shi-
lob today.
J. N. Coltrane has succeeded in
securing sufficient number OF
charter members to warrant the
organization of a lodge known
as the Knights Of the Modern
Maccabees, which offers protec-
ton and fraternity.
Sheriff Fl. B. Shriver was in
town yesterday on business, and
left in the evening for Shirley
and other points in the upn"r end
of the county to serve papers for
the February session Of court,
which will convene on the 7th.
O. II. Suck of st. Marys, who is
member of the West Virginia
! Development company, was in
town yesterday looking up some
matters pertaining to his com,
pany, and consulting with Sheriff
Grim. who is also one of it's Off
GERS.
Rev. Meredith left this morn,
ing for Sistersville after being
here nearly a week laboring ear
nestly with Rev. Ashby in the
protracted meeting. His sermons
were highly appreciated as being
eloquent and logical. Many souls
have been converted and the
church roll greatly increased dur,
ing this series of meetings.
Thomas McIIenry Of Perry, Ia.
and Harry McHenry of Parkers,
burg, who have been the guests
of the family of John McHenry
near town, left this morning fol-
McMechen and East Liverpool
where they will visit friends fol-
a few days. Tom McHenry will
return here and stay until about
the first of March. before he leaves
for bic Woctarp homo