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(COnCluucu lrOul puSe OuC.D
 ed and that they will be required to close their grocery stores and fruit stands on Sunday"
 Bloom for Fair Play.
 Mayor Bloom stated last night that the fruit stands would be instructed not to sell any groceries on Sunday, but that they will be allowed to sell cold drinks and fruits. He stated that his action in giving these instructions was prompted by desire for fair play and justice and that he believed l in no discrimination of the law. He said that all the local restaurants sell fruits and that he did not think the fruit stands should be closed if the restaurants were to be allowed to sell this commodity. However, the sale of groceries will be stopped next Sum- day, he said, and all persons caught selling groceries on the Sababth will be fined to the limit of the law. Those who made talks on the proposition of closing all soda fountains, grocery stores, auto repair shops, filling sta tions, etc., were Rev. J. I. Norris, Rev. w. J. E. Cox, V. o. Alexander, E. j.. Kerwin, D. w. Richey, M. Simpson, Judge H. R. Lucas, H. I. Holderness, T. B. Lyle, and Aldermen Clement, McBryde, McGbbony and McGehee.
 An ordinance, appropraiting $25 per month for a period of twelve months for the maintenance of the Juvenile Detention home, was passed.
 An ordinance, increasing the fine of persons convicted of drunkenness, us- ing profane language or quarrelling on the streets from $2 to $5, the present penalty, to from $1O to $25.
 An ordinance, giving amublances the same right of way that fire wagons have on the local streets, and exempt ing them from the speed and traffic laws in cases of emergency, was adopted. The monthly payroll was allowed.
 The council, after conclusion of all business, went into executive session to hear Judge E. J. kedwin, who ad- dressed them on government matters,
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WAS AN ARKANSAS
 UNIVERSITY STUDENT

Fayetteville, Ark, Dec. 3.-Lieut. William H. Mclaughlin of Toltec, Ark. who was wounded in France while helping to drive the Germans back on the Western front, and who has been decorated with the French war cross, was student at the Uni versity of Arkansas in 1900 and 1901. He was member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. Lieutenant McLaughlin's parents have been notified that their son is making satisfactory progress to- ward recovery.
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Not Hard Trick to Teach.

It appears rather wonderful to sec a dog shut the door at Q word of com.
 nand, but 1t is quite simple trick. IL works best with a rather large dog. Go to a door that swings easily and set 1t about six inches open. Then bal- ance biscuit on the handle and draw the dogs attention to it, saying, "Shut the door," He will naturally jump against the door to get the biscuit, and his weight will shut it. Then praise him for 1t. By doing this several times a day he will gradually get to associate the action with the words "Skut the door," and will do the trick when told. even though there is no biscuit in evi. dance.
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ESCAPED CONNECTS
 CAPTURE STREET CAR

Joliet, H., Dec. 3.-Thh 13 convicts who escaped from the state penitenti- ary here this morning, late today stop ped Chicago, Ottawa and Peoria in- terurban car, robbed the passengers and crew and drove the car to Morris, Ills, where they abandoned it. New posses immediately were organized
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and went in pursuit of the bandits.
CULPEPrER X SERGEANT.

Joe H. Culpepper, formerly of this city and now located at Camp Jack son, s. C., has been promoted to the rank of sergeant This word lhas been received in letter from MT. Culpepper to his brother-inlaw, Pres ton Traux, operator at the Orpheo theatre.
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Bottled Tears.

In Persia tears are thought to be 2 remedy for certain chronic diseases. They are collected in sponges at times of sorrow and kept in bottles by the priests. The antiquity of the super stition is attested by the mention of the custom in the Old Testament. Psalms 56:S.
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WIFE DESERTER ARRESTED.

Isaac LangstOn, negro, was ares ted yesterday by Deputy Constable Cliff Pilkington on a charge of wife and child abandonment. lie will be given a hearing this morning before Justice of the Peace c. C. Brewster.
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OFFICERS REELECTED

New Orleans, Dec. 3.-John B.
 Clark, president, and all other offic- CTS of the New Orleans Cotton ex- change, except the secretary, were relected late today. The secretary will be selected at a meeting of the directors Wednesday. ,. x
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Mrs. Tillie 0. Gecks of St. Louis has been president of the Missouri State Teachers association, the first wo- man to head the association in the fiji ty-six years since it's organizations.
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MASONS ELECT OFFICERS.

At the meeting of the English Coun' cil No. 14, Royal and Select Masters held last night four candidates we,e initiated into the R. z, S. M. degres and the following officers were cleo ted for the coming year:
 R. A. Cooper. T. I. M.; H. R. Tul ner. D. M.; H. G. Higginbotham. P c. w.; Ralph Robinson, Treas; G. R. Moore, recorder; c. A. Goshorn, C. G.: w. H. Anderson, IC. G.; Wm Burke, steward; M. l.. Case, sentinal Refreshments were served.
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OBSERVANCE OF SABBATH BEFORE
 CITY FATHERS

Continued from page one.)
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AUTOMOBILE GOES
OVER EMBANKMENT
NEAR TR|ADELPHIA
CAR CONTAINING FoLLANSBEE, w
VA, PARTY LANDS IN
CREEK.
Three Women Wore Slightly injured
Escape Prom Serious Injury or
Death Was Miraculous,

What might have been Il serious Ht-
cidcnt occurred At thu turn below re"
dclphia yesterday aflcrn""u when inc
steering gear Of Il Dodge car: h'!"hE-
ing TO W. c. llnlt"n. of l'"IihnShrr
broke. prcciptuting III" machine" ana &C.,
cupantS INTO Little Wheeling creek: nc
machine was going toward Elm I,r"N ~
That no one was seriously IhJurcu -
considered miraculous. rs tn" drop Is
more than ten feet.
The OCCUPANTS tire" women ana wv"
men, were moved 20 the r"Srd"ncc 81
Charles Lydick. whn lives near INC
scene Of the accident. TIL" women were
somewhat shaken up. hHi II" one VIZ
Erriously injured. although som" were
cut and scratched UP I" Il "rrthin ~
tent. Drs r. X. Shields and j. l. Car
tor were in attendance.
Tho machine was buddy damaged. h'''
not beyond repair.
Tho accident occurred when Mr.. rat
ten attempted I" drive his car back onto
The brick pavement after having ru!rd
toward the hill in passing another car.
Tho machine il is said. shot forward
across the road and before IN" driver
could get it under control it had crossed
the street car tracks and toppled over
the wall into the creek.
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street. has returned from visit WIN
relatives ut Columbus.
Bellaire Briefs.

Miss Mary Cummings. o! PITTSBURGH
has returned home after visit Win
Miss Rose Shannatelt on Union street
Miss Alice GLASGOW. of Gravel HILL Is
guest OF friends at .Roseville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benson have re-
turned from q trip with friends at Pitts
ourgh.
The Mary and Martha class OF the
South Bellaire VI. L. church viii hold
meeting Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. P. Deafenbaugh has returned
from a visit with relatives at loungs-
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Rodefer left yester-
day for Atlantic City. where MI RodeteT
will attend the annual meeting OF the
Glass Manufacturers Association.
Mrs. r. L. Bowman. nj Gravel HILL is
spending q few days with friends al ST.
Clairsrille.
Mrs. Dorothy FeIck. OF Dayton. has
returned home after visit with local
friends.
Mrs. Earl He'll. Of North jefferson
street. has gone TO Cincinnati 70 visit
friends.
Miss Lillian Curzon. OF FortE-trst
street. Is visiting friends at Akron.
John Krebs, Of Rose Hill. has gone to
Columbus, for a visit with friends.
Miss Leah lancaster Is home from a
visit with friends at Epworth park.
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po-sonal and Briefs.

| cao Confer. Jr., of Elm Grove
,eFr Yesterday for Cleveland LOT d
weeks vacation. corn
N,isscs Amelia Urigrand and ~. d
Encdder. Of PittshurE. are me
NJ Miss Fannie Kloetzer. OF ful'on,
L. r. Smith. of Fulton IS 'ho e0
Of relatives at Warwooo. ~, l., ~.
NJ X. lutz. of GregEsvil!"' IS '"e
ns, ~ relatives In Wheeling.
Mrs. John HARPER. Of Fulton IS ''''
c,,est nf relatives in Chicago. o
p,,,I 15cCreary. Of Fairmont. is lhe
| o,,,et oF relatives in West AleNahofi'
Mrs A. Z. Gouet. Of Greenhrler Is
Two guest Of relatives in WoodlnWn'
>tiss Helen Gorlich, Of Pittsburgh. IS
tho guest Of relatives at Mt. de ona"
tai. -oo--
Mis-, Doris Shorts. Of LunnnerpoIt'
&c the guest OF relatives at "o"oSuae'
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. P. Ellis. OF March,
ore the guests Of relatives IN
Valley. u :. TIM
Louis Parker. Of Connelsvilic. ~ .''o
guest OF relatives In west NleAa'' w tno
| George Harrison, nf ClcVeIhno, ~
o,nst If MIR. and Mrs. T. r. Bradley
f Roncy's Point. ,,o,
,tre T = willard. Of Montreal. can
ia The guest Of relatives in Fulton.
Thn ladies' Of the Dallas presbyterian
church viii give musical ana I'tcrh'
,oi,,oant IN tho church wednesday
evening. Tho program will begin Ut Q
o'clock. ~, uov
Tho regular meeting or tne 30!
Scouts OF Elm Grove VIII ne ne'o ~.
morrow evening In the basement oh ''''
First NJ. E. church.
The Elm Grove Juniors VIII mold
nfcntc md outing Mt Rlayney's grove
rhmredoy, Races and n hall game Will
| no tho events OF tho day.
| p,,cr Henry, Of Wheeling. has &C
cen,cd q position rs assistant cashier
IN the First National bank or Elm
Grove. ,o,.s
! RicvcIa club Of the pike section Will
he hold Wednesday evening In the base
ment IF the Vance Memorial church at
N6odsdale.
Miss Marie Jenkins. OF RoneFs Point.
will entertain about 20 or ner lF'sh"s
ar her home tomorrow evening
eton1ey Hughes Of SprinEdnle, was
,,s,t,rr his parents over Sunday and
rcturned 10 work yesterday evening At
E,oir,nont. whore he Is employed ny the
! Rcl Telephone COMPANY
Vie. Is1izabrth Williams. Of lin
crnvc has returned homo after visiting
rrI,tiyos in South Wheeling for some
I time.
/ Jork Stnrcr. Of Theda 7lnce. Is con-
| fined Ia hia home "n account nf nm NJ
inck Of typhoid fever
Walter LanderS or hcn"o"n ms re-
,urrcJ homo nr;cr. visiting relatives in
Elm Grove for somo time.
Mr. and Mrs William .l.tndsly. "t
/ Fin, Grove. wrrc visiting relatives nj
Shrrrarrl yesterday.
! William Th"np%"n and family. or
( Dallas. wrr" visiting relatives in Elm
Grove yesterday.
cecil Craig. ur Wrat Alexander. was
y cn1l,r in tho pix" section yesterday.
! G. q Holman of W"sr Alexander. Is
visiting relatives in WASHINGTON. En-.
| rnr the week
Mr.s and Mrs. r. J. Jewell Of l:l"
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REACHED WAR STRENGTH,

CHARLESTON. ". Va. July e.
The Second West Virginia regimen
reached war strength early this morn
ing after twenty-five recruits and re-
srrvists from the southern section of
the state arrived at Camp Kanawha,
il was announced today by Colonel
Charles f.. Morrison. commanding Of
iiror. Olly ten were needed to bring
rhr regiment 10 war strength, but all
will be held here pending announce
mrnrs from Fort benjamin Harrison,
where several members Of the resi-
n."nt are seeking commissions In tie
regular army reserve corps. Fiftces
.. twenty more recruits are expected,
10 arrive tomorrow from Parkersburg.
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Fulton School Struck,

The public school Of Fulton was struck
by lightning yesterday afternoon. dur
ing the severe storm which visited pnri
of the Wheeling district. The bolt struck
the coping over The from; door or the
school. and tore out II section Of about
t by feet. according 10 John II. LeaS-
ure. county superintendent. The school
WIS removed Of ton" Of weight by
the accident, as rhr bolt tore down the
front OF the building and ripped one nf
the stone which contained part, OF the
name OF the school. carrying the ton
away. TIL" name Fulton WAS in TWO
blocks, and the "Ful" is still there. The
damage will amount to within the neigh
borhood OF Slu0.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Handgnrtnet and
Mrs. j. L. Reynolds drove out 10 Ep-
worth park at Bethesda yesterday. Mrs.
Reynolds will remain there for week.
Miss Vera Thurston was the guest Of
friends IN Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mrs Nnude Bradford Of Clarks burg
will be here tndny 10 visit at the home
Of William Smith on North Second
street.
CHIEF OF Police I'd Hylaud and Ralph
Swurtz are expected home tomorrow or
Wednesday from Detroit.
C. u. Lyons spent Sunday with his
family In Pittsburgh
Miss Rcbecca Hatch will oncn mar
Inrllo shop in the German bank build
ing today.
Willard Young has accepted Il position
In Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank kc"ny arc tho
parents Of n new baby hoy.
Charles Duff and dnu ;h!rr. Miss Mar
garct. have gone To Boston. O.. 10 spend
IL week with relatives.
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Entertainment Thursday Evening.

The members OF the Sunday SCHOOL
Of the Buckley N. F.. church. Of Edge
wood, will give a musical and literary
entertainment in tho church Thursday
evening. commencing at s o'clock. Tho
Sunday school orchestra, which Is COM
posed Of members Of the Sunday school,
Will render overtures. There Will also
be readings and singing in the pro-
gram. Tho proceeds Of the nfTair Will
he used for the pipe organ fund Re-
rreshments will be sold at the close
of the program with no admission be-
Ing charged although silver Offering
will be lifted.
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ANIMAL ponio and outinr.

The annual picnic and outing Of the
Philathea Bible class OF the Stone Pres
byterian church. of Elm Grove, will be
held Wednesday. at the James a. Birkett
farm on Peters run. The ladies will
leave early In the morning and spend a
delightful day on the farm. ard during
the afternoon an athletic program will
likely he carried out. All the members
who are going are requested 10 meet at
the church at $50 o'clock that morning.
The trip Will be made In autos.
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Rain Prevents Ball Game.

The hard RAIN Yesterday afternoon
prevented ,hr playing of the FIRST OF d
series of three games between the Pat
tcrSUn and Elm Grove team and the
Martins Ferry .\ll-Stars for the cham
piouship of this section OF the valley.
The game WAS 10 have been played at
League park.
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rYo 1,nrn Fetes This Week.

The kcnnclworth Tennis Nluo
ponays Point will give lawn rete AZ
l2layncy's grove tomorrow evening. III
,.,T,rr p.ople are making great dcai
Of preparation for the event. .,r t,u
.Inwn fcte will also be given for tne
henent Of the Elm Grove auFi''a,E w
Red Cross Friday evening. on the ~ I"
ger lawn. The affair WILL 10 s''e
Young folks.
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To Organize Boys Brigade.

4 new company of the Boys Brigade
will lie organized Tuesday evening IN
the Stone Presbyterian church OF Elm
Grove. The old company dishanded
about a year ago. when Harry II. bod
ley, who was in charge. moved away.
An enthusiastic effort will he made TO
organize q larger company than before
A large number have signihcd their
intention Of joining. and 1t promises 10
be one Of the largest companies In the
Wheeling district.
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Prohibition Speakers Here.

Rev. J. \. RutI"dEt, superintendent OF
the Cleveland district. and Rev. J. San
ford. superIntendent OF the Toledo dis
trtct OF The Anti-Saloon league. delivered
addresses In local churches yesterday in
the interest Of the campaign TO mako
Ohio dry" The former spoke at the
Baptist and Welsh ConEre gational
churches, and rhe latter al tho First
Presbyterian and First N. E. churches.
The occasion was Anti-Saloon league
field day in this city.
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Tho Banquet at Last.

The much anticipated banquet which
was To have been rendered the members
Of the Excelsior Bible class. Of the Stone
Presbyterian church Of Elm Grove. two
weeks ago. but which was postponed on
account OF lhei nfantile paralysis scare.
will he held Wednesday, evening In The
church parlors. The boys have hecn look
inp forward to this affair with great
interest. Mrs. r. NJ. Pedicord, teacher
OF the class is giving the affair, which
Is the outcome of a conquest with an
other class of the Sunday school.
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cn4 orr Prom Martins Perry.

Bridgeport and Martins Ferry we're
isolated from each other yesterday after
noon and evening as far as traffic was
concerned. The heavy rain flooded North
Lincoln avenue. near Fourth street. so
badly that cars were unable to get
through the water and the debris de-
nosited there by the torrents. Martins
Ferry autoists were forced to drive out
tho Cadlz pike and across the st. Mary's
cemetery road in order to reach the city.
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oman Afr Services.

The open air services OF .ne va
PRESBYTERIAN church, or Eli" ~ o.c,ocK
held yesterday evening at Wv stonc
oh,rrh Rev. James Mease Potter -.
- daIIvcred the sermon. The SUNDAY
scbool chorus led the singing.
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Wont Release Music Supervisor.

David Lewis Of tins city. who was
elected supervisor IF music in the local
schools for the coming year. cannot Cd
tain his relcaS" from = contract win
the schools of Sidney. Ncb.. according 10
n letter sent by the Sidney board OF ed
uca,ion. The local mun has written
Superintendent Of schools W. a. Wells
as 10 what COURSE nc shall pursue.
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Another victim Of Child Plague.

John. the small son of MIR. and Mrs,
Edward Schrock nf Big Wheeling
creek was the second victim Of Intan-
tile paralysis. The child succumhcd !"
the disease carly Saturday morning. lie
had been sick only short ti'"r ana
The case has aroused the county health
officials who w"r" under til" impression
that the spread nf the discas" had h"en
stayed. Intrrm"nt followed that morn
ing At Q o'clock Mt Mt. calvary.
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MARTINS FERRY
To Award Bly, Contract Tonight

The contract Tor 'hr construction oil
SlQ0, 900 grade >rhu'l building on the
Films site Will be- awarded this evening
nj 4 meeting OF III" board OF rducati'n
Contracts will also hr awarded for the
making OF repairs 10 the South building
and the high school. Th"Se repairs VIII
involve mn outlay If abnut $iu.u"Q and
include an CIV heating and r"ntllatng
system and tire escapes for the South
building, ana addition Of rooms 70 the
high school.
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VIII Remove Old Cells Today.

The tour old coils At III old city
building viii hn removed today 10 the
new city tuildin. uL,l"r constitution al
Walnut and Fifth streets Th.! Will be
Installed in III" wumcn'S department ~
the new jail and Will be used for fe-
male priSunsrS. Uuul the completion
OF the new city building the cellroom al
the Old city building Will BIZ used Tor
prisoners.
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Miss Vera Thurston. nurse at tho city
hospital. will l-av" Thursday for New
York 70 sail for Cuba. where she Will
assume the duties Of an official posi-
tton in ono Of tho hospitals Of tho
United Fruit company. Central Amerl-
can corporation. Miss Thurslon is a
graduate Of the Lakeside hospital MT
Cleveland. but has been practlclnG IN
this city FOR more than Il year.
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ANIMAL County. Institute.

The annual teachers institute for Ohio
county, will lie held in the Elm Grove
school. beginning August -. according
TO an announcement made by County SD
perintendent Of Schools John H. Leasure.
last night. y number Of prominent
speakers will be in tetendance during the
week.
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Cornell to Meet.

Be11aire city council will meet in res-
ular session Tuesday evening and sew
eral important matters Will Do given
attention. The Anal reading OF the or
dinanca presented b. the Bell Telephone
company will be one OF tho Items. me
other viii DO Z determining ordinance 10
proceed with tho Improvement OF "est
Tvsn,y-third street.
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r4ret vacattou in 20 Years.

DIR. and Mrs. A. F. Ruble and aa oisn-
ter, Miss Ruth. Of Elm Grose' If9 for an
ming to leave ahout N ~ East hv auto
s naSa s sc'n sHFU da|s VII 6e spent in
be- made made by way Of BaltmoCe ana @ catIon
ington. This will DO the n1se tSan 20
taken by Dr. RubIe IN lnofe '-
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Ten arrests. eight disorderies and two
for trespassing on the Baltimore ana
Ohio property. were made Saturday and
Sunday night. They Will be arraigneo
before Mayor, Wassnsn today. one
was q foreigner who pushed his nst
through . window Of a store on Union
street. His arm was badly cut ana
SollovIne his arrest Dr. J. II. Hensley
was called 10 attend him..
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SpeakeasY Is Pulled.

barbara LcvinSky chased one OF her
hoartlcrs out of her house Saturday
night and as a result she IL now locked
up in the city building awaiting a hear
INK before Mayor Italston on u charge
o: operating n Rpcaksasy. Tho boardcr
got angry because no was uusted and
told on his boarding mistress for run
ming u srrakeasy. Yesterday afternoon
Officers Rcddy and Rothermund visited
her place on Carlisle street and arrested
her. Selling at the Same time q case of
beer, three gallons OF whiskey and nine
empty cases NJ beer.
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Local Singer Delights MANY.

Two large cungr"EaI iuns at the First
NJ. l.. church were delighted yesterday
morning and evening by the singing OF
Miss Martha rravrr OF this city. who
has Just returned from Il successful sea-
son in opera in the east. Her voice Is
without doubt one of tho best ever heard
IN the city. Miss Cravcr Ia the daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles Craver OF
Indiana street. and Is graduate of the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
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Edrwood Bonds Approved.

A telegram Is in the hands Of John
P. Abenz. solicitor for the town Of f.dE-
good in the bond issue matter, from
General Henry A. Nolte, announcing
that the papers in the bond issues had
been approved, and that certificate
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BRIDGEPORT
Rain Spoils Ball Game.

The downpour OF rain yesterday after
noon prevented the ball game That was
to have been played on the Wheeling
Creek diamond between the Bauers team
Of wheeling and Wellsburg.
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co,,.v g y. Convention,

Tho annual convention Of the SetihonT
County CHRISTIAN Endeavor union VII!
30 hold October IT and 1S, in the Aoea
ettv A COMMITTEES is preparing pro,
9rarn. and II Is expected that SEVERN
State oficerS will deliver addresses.
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Caruival's Arrival Prevented by Rain

The arrival At III" Clark and Conkiln
carnival that is /" show ut League park
this week WAS postponed yesterday Que
to the heavy duwrrour "t rain that COM
pietcly shut uft thus city from Bridge
port. The carnival Is expected 10 ar
rive today il the condition of the ground
at League park permits.