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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18
ROOSEVELT To
START HOME BY
FIRST OF WEEK
Former President Continues
to Improve and There Are
No Signs of Blood Poison
ing or Complications.
CONDITION SAID TO
BE ABOUT NORMAL
Danger Period IS Not Over,
but the Physicians, Though
Very Watchful, Have No
Fear of Outcome.
~ HlCAGO. Oct. T-Througbout A
day of unbroken calm. Colonel

~ HlCAGO. Oct. T.-Througbout A
A dsy of unbroken calm. Colonel
Y Roosevelt lay in his he'd in
Mercy hospital with virtually no
variation of his condition. 1t uss a
day of waiting. with the ever present
possibility of complications, but with
lessened fears on the part of those
who were on watch over the wounded
man.
Colonel Roosevelt appeared to have
recovered from the shock Of the bullet
which for time drained his vitality,
and. so far as a casual observer could
detect, he was in his normal condition
but there was no relaxation in the
strict regime, and his physicians said
he was not out of danger.
Colonel Roosevelt's physicians were
discussing among themselves tonight
the length OF time which it will be nee
essarv for the colonel to remain in
the hospital. 1t was thought it might
be safe for him to leave for Oyster
Bay Monday or Tuesday, if Ri goes
well but not even tentative decision
was reached.
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SEVERAL PERSONS ARE
BITTEN BY MAD DOG

GRASS VALLEY. Cal, Oct IA mad
dog leaped through the ticket window
OF moving picture show here tonight
at the throat OF the ticket seIlor, Esn-
ployees OF the thoater ran TO the mans
aid and after. a struggle, In which fiva
persons were bitten. the dog was drive en-
TO the street and killed.
SeverBl persons were bitten I'm Nevada
City. near here. where tho dog first ap-
peared
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-18

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 1.-THE
storm which swept across the lower
Texas coast yesterday has moved in
land and is now conferred northeast OF
San Antonio, where it shows decreased
intensity, according To reports received
By the local weather bureau.
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TEXAS LIFE SAVING
STATION DESTROYED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE life
saving station at Brazon, Tex was
destroyed by 8 hurricane last night,
according to a telegram received by
General Superintendent Kimball today.
The crew is safe.
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Make Bitter Attacks.

All OF the speakers attacked D. {.
lacking Of the Utah Copper company
for his attitude in declining 10 treat
with the officers OF the union relative
TO an adjustment Of the differences pc
tween the nine operators and their en-
plovees. With little less Vigor tue
speakers also attacked state and coun-
ty officials whom they blamed for pres
ent conditions Mt Bingham.
The speakers averred that some
of the special deputy sheriffs at BiDg-
ham were cx-convicts, cut'throats,
thugs aud robbers. They directed
their attack principally on these
special officers. who, they said, were
creating the only disorder now 70 be
found at Bingham. One spec'al
deputy sheriff was charged with beng
under federal indictment, one with De
ing an e1.convict, and Judge Hilton
referred to dozen others as 'the
choicest racals who ever cut throat
or scuttled a ship
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SAYS Strikers Law-Abiding.

Joseph V. Ryan Of st. Louis followed
Judge Weber. He spoke OF the strlkers
az honorable American citizens who were
law abiding and peacc-loving- He ridi-
culed the idea of having scores OF deputy
sheriffs guarding company properly. sus-
(continusd on Pags Two.)
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Records Encouraging.

The clinical records were the most
encouraging of any day since Colonel
Roosevelt entered the hospital. Dur
ing the morning the variation III tenn
peIature was limited to two.teutbs of
D. degree and throughout the afternoon
IT was reported normal.
There was virtually no variation in
pulse.
The period of possible development
of blood poisoning has still another day
to run, and although the physicians
said change might occur within an
hour at any time during the next day,
they were more optimistic tonight rs
to the outcome than at any previous
time.
The possibility Of tetanus or CLOCK
Jaw always to he rcckoned with in
the case of bullet wounds, has to be
considered, and rs the period in which
this might develop, the physicians said,
is six or seven days, Colonel Roose-
welt will not be regarded as entirely
out of danger, should the next day
pass with no signs Of blood poisoning.
DIR. Scurry L. Terrell, Colonel Roose-
velt's s physician. said the colonel could
not leave the hospital safely until the
expiration OF this period.
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Wife at Bedside.

All through the day Mrs. Roosevelt
was constantly at the bedside and al
though her husband jestingly COM
planned that he was the victim of ma.
chine rule. she said he must see no
one except the members of his family.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., Miss Ethel
Roosevelt ard Mrs. Nicholas Lopgworth
talked with their father from time to
time, but even these family chats were
limited to n few minutes on each oc-
casion. Twice during the day, Mrs.
Roosevelt made exception TO Der rule
Miss Jane Adams, of Hullhouse, one
Of the most active workers for the
Progressive party called late in the
afternoon and spent ten minutes with
Colonel Roosevelt. She had hardly
departed when two babies, twins, who
were born in the hospital, were brought
in for moment
With the aid of mirror which en-
abled him to catch glimpse of the
outer world without turning about in
bed, Colonel Roosevelt looked out at
the street scenes, when he was no,
talking with Mrs. Roosevelt or reading.
He was eager TO be up and out of
doors, spoke longingly of his horse Su-
dar, on which he is accustomed to ride
each morning when he is at Sycamore
Hill He ate three hearty meals and
said he felt f.bully -
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CUPID

The tiny god has new idea,
"Trial Reconciliation. Read about
il in next Sunday s Tribune.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
BANQUET OF THE
SHIELD OF HONOR
GRAND LODGE IN CONVENTION IN
THIS CITY.
Addresses Given by Prominent Speak.
srs-All Wheeling Men Elected
TO the Otfices.

The first day OF the annual two-day
convention of the grand lodge OF the
Independent Order Shield OF Honor.
was brought 10 a close with a splen-
did banquet, az the Stratford Hotel,
last night, attended by fifty delegates
and lodge members and a number OF
visitors. The delegates represent all
sjalodges, comprising the grand lodge
located In the states OF West Virginia.
Maryland, Kentucky and Pennsyl-
vania.
The business sessions OF the grand
lodge are being held in Bischoff's hall
at Forty-third and Jacob streets. The
Tuesday sessions were devoted large
ly 10 the hearing of reports OF com.
mittees ending with the election OF
officers, late in the afternoon. The
officers are as follows: Supreme Rul.
er. George c. Bischoff. OF Wheeling:
Junior Supreme Ruler. William r.
Bradbury. Of Wheeling; T H. Kurt
Wheeling, Secretary. Baljzer Klotz
Wheeling. Treasurer. The committee
on finance is composed % W. d. Beck
or, chairman; ". F. Briese. David
Walker and Charles Holderman
The Independent Order. Shields OF
Honor. was organized in Wheeling
on November 16. 1905 and com
menced business on that day The
organization is a fraternal beneficial
society. doing business under the
laws % West Virginia and carrying
rights 10 do business in the states OF
West Virginia. Maryland. Kentucky
and Pennsylvania. with good pros
poets OF other states being included
in the near future. The amount o,
insurance carried on December 81
1911 was S4lS.775 90 The orzan
. izat!on IS the only one OF It's kline
having It's origin and headquarters IL
Wheeling II has been founded or
GOOD business principles and rank.
among the first In per capita pc
number. All death claims are me
promptly. To date s27.95O has beer
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Briefs and PersonaIs.

William Reed has returned TO his
homo at Edgawood after attending
school in Virginia.
Alex. Glass is having the grounds
around his home az EeuwoOd Place
laid out in shrubbery and flowers and
when completed 70 will be one OF the
prettiest yards out the pike
James Johnson has resigned his
position with J l.. Kirkland. Of Wood
lawn. and accepted one as driver in
the city.
Mrs. Mary Market returned 10 or
home In EdgewOod yesterday after
spending several months in Denver.
Colorado.
Dawson Parker returned 20 his
home In Triadelphia yesterday after
spending several days with relatives
at Cameron. ". Va.
Miss Willis. teacher In the Woods.
dal schools. returned to her home In
West Alexander yesterday. after Wis
iiing friends In Woodsdale
Miss Edith and Adele Shubert OF
Woodlawn are spending a few DAYS.
the guest Of Mrs. John Linton on
Chapel bill near TriadeIphia
Mrs. Nettle Glassner is improving
very nicely a. her home at Echo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
STUDENTS RECITAL
AT WEST LIBERTY
AFFAIR LAST EVENING PROVED
A GREAT SUCCESS.
Commencement Exercises viii BE
Held Thursday Morning at
the Normal School.

Last evening in the auditorium OF
the West Liberty State Normal. a
students recital wac given by the
pupils OF the department of music.
under the direction OF Miss Emma NJ.
Harris, and the department of ex.
preston under the direction OF Miss
Elizabeth F. Shearer. The program
was excellent and all participating &C.
Quilted themselves very creditably.
Deserving OF special mention were the
three characters in "A Set of Tur.
quoise." and little Miss Thelma Mont
gomery. little tot OF seven years. in
The Elixir OF YOUTH
The program in full follows:
Lang -......,,: -. Pure as Snow"
Atherton. Shepherds Morning Song
Wlnona Dorsey.
Aldrleh ......:-..~A Set OF turquoise
tountess OF Lava. Hanna Springer
ner Maid .......... Lucille Hartley
S1Gnt OF Lava. ......D. h. Rodgers
Katbrys Montgomery Ruth Bona duet
Paderewski ................. Minuet
Mabel smith. 'D'
a Man. a Maid and a Dress suit Case
Ida Oblinger.
Hazel wallace zee '''O"
Stephen 1900. .-..-..... "Tarantille''
The EiNir OF Youth Give Scenes).
Rachel Burton. Mary Dixon. Anna
Fitzgerald. Hazel ssmmons.
Thelma Montgomery.
Hazel Wallace. winona Dorsey.
Kathryn Mo NJ ;.'' Nai's
frynnell 1900. ."Diddies and Dumps"
Hannah Springer.
Srope'' buet--llome. Sweet Home"
Gold and Silva Smith.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock. will be
held the exercises OF the children OF
the Teachers Training Class. The
exercises will be held on the campus
and the eighth grade students will be
granted their diplomas. The Joint
program OF the Bryant and Irving lii.
erary societies will be rendered this
evening.
The program for the forty-first an
nual commencement OF the Normal
which will be held Friday, is as fol.
lows:
MUSIC ......... .... Meister's Orchestra
Invocation.
MUSIC .....-.--... Meister's Orchestra
Commencement Address o''i'eS'f~
res Herbert Welch. OF Delaware, o.
Pr.s.nis,,o,r' " NT listers Orchestra
BenediCtion
A class OF thirty-three graduates,
representing the counties OF Brooke
/ Fayette. Jackson. Marshall. Ohio Ran.
dolph. Tyler. Wetzel. and Hamilton
Ohio. will be granted diplomas. They
are: Lenora Baenig. Carl Bonar. Ar
thur Burton. Edna Carpenter, Mary
| Curren, Della Davis. Mary Dixon. J. f
Emsley, Jr.. Carrie Morrison. II. L
Morrison. Charles Montgomery. ]. ID
Rake. Charles Ray. {. c. Rosey, Ceci
llmmons. W. y. Burton. Mary b. Nc
Colloch, Margaret Falloure. Ward
b. Franklin. Daisy Cats. $ w Ke,
Ter. Ethel Lowry. Frank Il. Maupln
| Mary b. McCulloch, FLOYD II Nc
Combs. May Ruth. Myrtle Slater. Alice
smith, Esther Smith. Hanna Springer
X. G. Stewart, Sue Waddeu. Austin
I Taught.
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Point. where she has been confined
for the past several days.
Kenneth Craft is able to be about
again, after being confined TO the
house in Tradelphia with a broken
arm.
Mary Harper of Cedar Rapids.
Mich. Is spending several days the
guest OF relatives at Woodsdale.
Mrs. James Miller has returned 20
her home at Woodsdale after spend
ing several days the guest OF her par
ents at Cleveland. o.
While watching a ball game at
Leatherwood yesterday George
Richanaucher had the misfortune TO
be hit on the nose by a ball and had
that member badly bruised.
Mrs. Robert Boyd and daughter. OF
Edgewood are spending several days
the guest Of relatives up the river.
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Physicians Delighted BY What
New Tonic, iona Vita,
Has Done.

Tired out. rundown half sick peo-
pie are not so numerous as they were
year ago. "Tona Vita" the great
modern tonic has proved as success
full In the United States as in Europe
and many thousands OF Americans
have been built up and restored to
health hy this medicine.
The physicians who introduced
''Tona Vita" in this country are en-
thusiasuc over the remarkable sue
cess of the medicine. and those who
have been restored TO health are also
glad to tell what their experience has
been Mrs. Smith. OF Rochester. n.
Y, a trained nurse for sixteen years
and a graduate OF Bellevue Hospital,
New York City. says.
Il have had no opportunity 20 take
sufficient rest and during the past
year this has told on me. My nerves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
COUNTER MANDED
is ORDER FOR MORE wARsHIPs
TO GO TO CUBA.
Believed Cuban Government Can
Handle Rising; Havana Pleased
Over Developments.

HAVANA. June 1.-THE news
from Washington that orders for ad-
ditional warships at Havana had been
countermanded. apparently the result
of Orestes Ferraras statements in
the American house OF representa-
tives, has been received her with the
liveliest satisfaction as dissipating the
peril of immediate intervention.
The government continues TO eN-
press the fullest confidence In its abil-
ity to stamp out the fnsurrection in
a short time.
Despite General Monteagudo's con-
fidence, more appeals for marine
guards are coming in from various
points in Oriente. the most significant
movement bring the dispatches OF 200
marines TO San Luis, within the lines
OF the government troops for the pur-
pose OF protecting a plantation there.
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SAME SUCCESS HERE AS IN EUROPE

began 10 trouble me. have not been
sleeping well and my appetite and dr.
ges:ion were not as they should be.
tired easy and did not have the
vitality TO withstand a hard days
work as formerly. This tonic "Tona
Vita" was recommended TO me and
decided TO give IL a test. have been
greatly benefited in health and
strength by this medicine. I sincere
ly believe the tonic TO be highly mer-
itorious judging from my own exper.
fence"
Do you lack strength and vitality?
Do you take cold easily and sleep
poorly? Are YOU nervous and de.
pressed? II so you are a sufferer from
nervous debility and you should al
once get a bottle OF iona Vita and
see how quickly IL will build you up
Chas. r. Goetze & Co. 81 Twelfth
street. is the agent for iona Vita
In Wheeling, W. Va. Your money will
be returned to you II you are dissat
ished with the tonic. The Approved
Formula Co. Dayton. o.
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PRINCETON
Graduates $50 at the 165th Commence
ment Exercises Held at
Institution.

PRINCETON. y. J.. June 1.-Two
hundred and fifty-seven members Of
the 1912 class were graduated to-day
at the i65th commencement OF Prince
ton University. Honorary degrees
were conferred as follows:
Master OF Arts-Charles Henry But
Ter. legal expert and reporter of United
States supreme court decisions.
Doctor OF Humanittes-Wm. Dean
Howeils. George Herbert Palmer. Pro-
lessor OF Philosophy Harvard Univer.
sity.
Doctors Of laws-Alfred Reed. of
New Jersey; James Forbes Rhodes.
POLITICAL Historian. and John AK.
men Stewart, OF the board of trus-
tees, Princeton University.
Associate Justice Mahlon Pitney
OF the supreme court Of the United
states, presided as the annual lunch.
con following the commencement.
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COMMENCEMENT
At Marshall College Held Yesterday,
Class Of 100 GiVsn Their
Diplomas.

Special Dispatch to the InteiIigencer.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. June IL.
The seventy-fifth annual commence
ment Of Marshall college was held
today. when a class Of one hundred
and twenty. the largest in the history
Of the institution. received diplomas
from Prof. Corbly. president OF the
institution. Tine annual address to
the class was delivered by the Hon.
II. G. ogden OF Wheeling
Following the commencement the
annual alumni dinner was served.
\ stItch In time boats two in the sd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
MARION GRAND JURY
MAKES ITS REPORT

special Dispatch 20 tho 1ntsiIirencer
FAIRMONT. W. Va. June IL
Nine felony indictments were return
eRby the grand jury tonight. They
arc; William Mathews robbery.
Frank DiiveriO. kidnapping Arlina
Moore. American Rirl. Edward Buzz
fuRton. robbery. James Obey. robbery:
7. r Randall. fraud: u. r. Smith.
forgery. Felix Delesaudfa. fraud: :
Sidney p. Malone. forgery. two
counts.
X. ID. Smith colored. confessed 10
forgery and was given two wears in
the Fnitrntiary by Judge Mason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
OUT-TFE- PIKE
Towns Desorted.

One travelling along the National
road would think the small towns east
OF Elm Grove were deserted al the
present time. caused by the awful
amount OF dust on the thoroughfare.
with the least Bit OF wind blowing A.
drifts under the doors. and the resi-
dents residing along Il keep the shut
ters closed az all times. Tie TriadeL
phia residents are to bring NJ tho
proposition OF oiling the road. AZ the
next meeting OF the town council.
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The lecture given last evening Of
the Ir.adelphia VI p church under
fhe direction ~ the Women'a Bible
class hy William Mccoy on his
travels and experiences tn Panama.
Central America and Mexico was
very largely attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
Repairinn BAL PAL

The City and Elm Grow. r. r. base
bali team, assisted by a crowd Of
young fellows from Elm Grove. start.
ed 10 clean up the Elm Grove base
ball park yesterday II will be mado
one OF the finest in the out the pike
district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
Hunting Ernedition

Under the leadership n Charles
IT, koemer. renown for his prowess
as "a hunter of big game. party
composed n Ellsworth Miller. TIRE
popular Main street barber Harry
Rice and Curtis o. RiceewiU make
an auto trip into The wilds o. Green
county. Pa. today in search Of ground
hogs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12

Daniel Clemens. we'll known resi-.
dent NJ TriadeIphia. employed at the
city and Film Grove harms aa mach ~.
&c., uiI DO removed f0 tho Narfh
Wheeling H0spi. al. to day. where an
operation viii DO performed to.mor.
! EoW morniag. ar. Clemens was IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
Entertainment Cancelled

The entertainment and lawn fete
that was to been given by the Good
Samaritan Bible class. taught by
Mrs. II. L. Bower. of the Stone
Church. on Thursday. June 20. will
not be given at the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12

Tr'adeIphia Lodge 40 -. 7 % n.
p met last evening 81 their hau and
The regular routine ~ business was
transacted by The lodge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12

Russell Robey.
VIM W. Shirely.
VIM Neuman-
Frank O Wasmuth
Fred HaEerman.
r. l. Fish.
w. ID. Becker.
VIM. Fritz.
r. T. Vincent
Albert Kelley.
n. r. Friedrich
Chas. Bridgeman-
r. l. COMMITTEES.
r. J. Myers.
Isaac Murray.
Harry Lewellen-
Paul Mink.
VIM. Todd.
VIM. II. Bradbury.
&. +. Holderman-
6. l. Wilson.
Wilbur =. Bradbury.
VIM r. Briese.
A. :. Gardner.
Chas. Schoenin.
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Tho Sodolty Girls Of tho So. Wiz.
cent DO Paurs church will give a
'rohrn party This evening in the new
wing NJ Tho church and large crowd
b. expected to be- In attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
Modern Woodmsn Ms,tlna

Henry Clay Camp. Modern Wood.
mon mot last evening in their lodge
rooms on Main street and much bust.
Ross ~ importance was brought be-
fore The lodge for their decision and
dIannaaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12

Her husband The census Officials
state fhrt the average family consists oi
Tour and a fraction persons. How 90
you account FOR the fraction
Ills wife-"Oh. that is the husband g.
judge
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Beware of the box that looks like a Marsh
Big Havana box, YET lacks the name Marsh

jured some time ago with a heavy
piece OF machinery. and bone in one
OF his legs was bruised and has not
healed.
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STATE BANK or ELM GROVE.
join our Christmas Savings Club.
Ask ~ about this
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Trafic was held up yesterday for
malt hour on accOune OF engine
trouble AZ the Elm Grove power rail.
road
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paid out on death claims with none
outstanding. The sessions OF the
supreme lodge will be brought to a
close this morning.
The banquet at the Stratford hotel
last night proved a most enjoyable
and delightful affair. William Eng
land acted as chairman. and intro
duced Supreme Ruler George c.
Bischop. who presided as POSTMASTER
In the absence of DIR. T. NJ. Haskins.
Addresses were delivered by Judge
Alan Robinson. David Walker. SUI
preme ruler. of Bellaire; DIR. ID. n.
Taylor. past supreme ruler Of the
grand lodge; Supreme Chaplain ]. =.
Jsffreys. OF Grafton: F. H. Kurtz and
Fred l.. Maury. assistant prosecuting
attorney. One of the features OF the
evening was the reading OF a song
written by Judge Robinson and dedi-
Gated TO the lodge
The menu proved most pleasing in
every respect II was as follows:
Consomme Royal
Fried F1llet Of Sea Troute.
Bearnaise Sauce
Gherkins small onions
Fried chicken with Corn oysters
Dreamed Potatoes English Peas
Pineapple salad
GTaham BREAD Pain Bread
Chocolate Sundae
Fancy cake
Cream Cheese Saltines
small Coffee
Arrangements for the affair had
been made by the committee on en-
tertainment composed OF William
England. chairman Fred Ninness,
W. X. Bradbury. William Todd. F. l..
Fishh William Bridgman. F. l.
Kurtz. William Fritz. Harry r. Fred.
erichs and r. =. Bradbury. all OF
Wheeling. The following were among
those present:
" w. English
Judge Alan H. Robinson.
l'rtu l.. Maury.
J. +. Jefferys. Grafton. W. Va
u. n. II. TAYLOR
David Walker. Bellaire. O.
Geo. 4. RisChoff
l.. 60. Driehorst.
- " Fewell. Shepherdstown. W. Va
W. = .Rohrig
Ir j. " Myers.
$. o. Steinhauser.
D. T.. bradbury.
FreI Ninness
Charles a.. FraZenauCr.
Joe r. iauv
Prince Pence.
William Plues
Auuer torbin.
Balzer keotZ
Louis Strohh. Ir
Chas. r. Seidler. r..
Henry e. Mooney.
/ = Fox.
Paul Capos
Thomas Farmer.
] j.. b. Grifrth.
] Paul Cannarella
". j. Lewis.
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Good

Friend-"Then you had a satisfactory
season.
Theatrical manaEer-''Very' Two OF
our most antagonistIc critics died. -
Judge.