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Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-25
BLOSSOMS.
The Weddings OF Prominent Omaha
Parties.

The matrimonial market Ia begin.
ming to loom up q little, aud the fol-
lowing weddings are reported since
our last Issue:
HARTE-DREXBL.
The nuptisls of Mr.. John Harto
and Miss Maggie K. Dsexel we're
solemaizcd Tuesday evening, May
22, at Z o'clock, at the residence of
Hon. Frod Drcxel, three miles south
west of this city. There were present
only the relatives of both partes, The
event was celebrated In the hhppiest
manner possible, aud the happy
couple received many valuable preO.
ents.
Rev. Dr.. Stelling performed tho
ceremony, Henry Harte being gtoomo.
nan and Miss Lucy Droxel brides.
maid. Aftor the wedding y delicious
supper was served.
At q late hour the groom and bride
left for their new residonc,, $40 South
Seventeenth street, this city, where
they will commence houeekeco ping st
once.
LAUER.GOETsCHIUs.
The marriage of MI. John w.
Lauer, the secretary, treasurer and
manager of the Omaha nail works, and
Miss Ssllie G oetschius, daughter of
Mrs. Julia Goetschius, was celebrated
Wednesday at the residence. of the
brides mother, No. Goa South Seven
teeth street. There we're present be-.
sides the relatives of both parties d
number of personal friends. Dean
Millspaugh performed the ceremony,
and Mr. p. e Her, uncle of the bride,
gave her away.
After tho wedding a delicious sup.
per was served, and at half.past z the
newly. welded pair started on the
evening train for a tour of Colorado
and Wyoming.
MI. Lsuer, a young business mar
Of recognized ability, ana his bride u
young lady whose merit has won for
her the high regard of u large circle
of friends, are deservedly popular,
and the wedding gifts we're valuable
and elegant.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-25

ton for each mile. On all tho roads
In the United States the average Is
1.29 cents o ton for each mile, las
gigep) ON all ca,eea of freight.
COMPARISON OF RATES.
In Iowa With tho average rate or
leading roads, cont per ton per milo,
We Will take as samples, third clasu
freight, wheat and cattle, on the Cal-
cage, Rock Island & Pacific and
Northwestern railroads, as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-25
SOCIAL
Brief Mention of Important Ceremo-
MES Last Night.

A reception was given Justice Mil
Ter last evening at tho residence of
Hon. John l.. Webster.
The reception In honor of Moritz
Meyer and wife and Adolph Meyer
and wife last evening was at tended by
a number of our most prominent citi-
zens, and a delightful time was a
joyed by all.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-25
FOREIGN.
AN OFFICIALS RAsCALITY.


PANAMA, May II The Ecuador
ian middle has not yet terminated.
The last act Of Dictator Vointimills
has been to plumber che bank of Ecua
dor, d private concern, of $500, 0O0
Protests were made by the consuls
and captains of foreign men.of-war
with no effect. 1t is believed he In.
tends to leave the country but out of
revenge wishes to make o show of do.
fending Guayaqull in order to
have on excuee for destroying
the property Ct his enemies,
IF not che whole town. IL Ia reported
thet he has offered his mon q chance
to sack the place, and occurrences In
Ouito In the early part of the year
prove tina. he hiss long plotted tho
commission Of this crime directed
against the property of his fellow
countrymen, aud many millions of
foreign capital invested In Guayaquil,
An English ard Italian vessel are con.
stsntly stationed In the river for the
protection of foreign interests.
The denouement threatens to be of
a serious nature, and blood and street
riotlng and destruction might be pre-
vented by 3 ehoS of fosoo. Reliable
reports state that many soldiers were
deserving Veintimilla, that the COM
mander Of the fort below the city fled
after apikipg the guns and removing
the ammunition, and that another of.
ticer on duty up the river turned over
hts entire command to the rebels.
BIBLES COMPLICATED.
Some Bolivian frontier custom eff.
clals have contiscGted some boxes of
bibles sent to the Missionary society,
which did not bear the proper ponti-
fical warrant. The papers want to
want to know who made these mon
censors of religion and what their
qualifications for office are. The law
does not prohibit the transportation
of books.
AN ATTACK EXPECTED.
GUAyAoUIL, May 24.-LAst nightthe
enemy came within the radius of the
Notifications. Over 100 shots were
fired on both sides. The firing was
kept up until 3 o'clock this morning.
There was great excitement. An at
tack Is hourly expected. Veintimills
was present at the firing during the
night.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
MEXICO, May 24,-The president
asks congress to proroeue the session
until June 18th to act on the settle
ment of the English department.
The president declares the forfeit
IRE of the contract held by the United
States and Mexican construction com
psny, of Washington, for the drain
age of the City and Valley of Mexico
for failure to deposit $500, 600 guar
antee as agreed,
KERR, THE A~BSCoNDER.
PANAMA, May 12.-The Unite'
States steamer Essex left Callos Ma
9th for Honolulu with Kerr, the at
sconder, recently arrested In Llms
on board. at Honolulu Kerr will b
transferred to the Pscifc Mail steam
err, which will carry him to San Fran
ciI CO, and thus ths lack of an ex
tradition treaty with Columbia, who
prevented his crossing the isthmuf
will be gotten over The Eesex wa
detached from the Pacific squadro
and attached TO that In tho Chimes
waters.
The German steamer Elnsenfeldf
with 800 German emigrants on boar
for Honolulu, recently touched O
Valparaiso.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-25
Indian Horse Thieves.

WINNIPEG, May "a "A dispatch
from Maple Creek, the present ter.
minus of the Canadian Pacific railroad,
states that Monday morning a band Of
Plegans, from across the border,
swooped down on that place and stole
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-25
DIED.

O'CONNOR-In this city, May oath, at
10 o'clock q. m, Anna Maria O'Connor,
aged Is years.
Miss O'Connor is o niece of Mrs. p. H.
Carey, Of the Doran House. The funeral
will take place to-day, May 25th, at
0 a. M, from the Doran House to the
Cathedral. Friends are invited to attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-25
Those COMPLAINING

of Sore Throat, HoArseness, or 'taking
cold" should use BRowS's BRONCHIAL
TRooHEs. The effect is extraordinary,
particularly when used by singers and
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-25
Horsford's Acid Phosphate

INDIGESTION FROM ovERwoRK.
Dr.. DANIEL T. NELSON, Chica-
co, says: 81 find 1t a pleasant and
valuable remedy In indigestion, par.
ticularly in overworked men,"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-25

sssrs. Editors
The above is . good likeness Of Mrs. Lydia r. PM
am, of Lynn, Mass, who above all other human being
ay be truthfully called tho "Dear Friend of Woman,
,some OF her correspondents love to call her. Bh
'zealousiy devoted to her work, which Is the outcom
Z q lfestudy, and Is obliged TO keep dr lad
~istants, TO help her answert the large correspondent
hich daily pours In upon her, each bearing Its spocb
sgden OF suffering, or Joy at release from It. Ht
Vegetable Compound Is a medicine for good and nd
I'll purposes 1 have personally Investigated It an
u satisfied OF the truth Of this.
On account OF its proven merits, IL Is recommends
,d prescribed by the best physicians In the country
no saysi at works like a charm and saves mud
hin. 1t will cure entirely the worst form Of fAlliE
I the uterus, Leucorrhna, irregular and painfd
enstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation an
Iteration, Floodings, all D~isplacements and the cor
auent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted b
.e Change OF Llfe.'
II permeates every portion OF the Syssm, and give
DIV life and yigor. 1t removes fa!ntness. na' ulency
sstroys all craving for stimulants. and relieves weak
ess OF the stomach. 10 cures Bloating, Headaches
ervous Prostration, General Debility, Sleeplessness
oppression and Indigestion. That feeling OF bearing
pwn, causing pain, weight and backache, is AWAY
srmanontly cured by its use. II will at all times, an
nder all circumstances act in harmony with the la'
,at governs tho female system.
ncosrs only 81. per bottle or six for S., and is sold D.
ruggists. Any advice required as to special cases, AM
,c names Of many who have been restored TO porfec
salth by tho use Of the Vegetable Compound, can b
btained by addressing Mrs p. with stamp for roplJ
'her home IN Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this compoCnai
isurpaascd MS abundant testimonials show.
alIrL Piulsham's Liver Pills,' says one writor, car
ne world for the euro Of Constipation
,nl Torpidity OF the liver. Hsr Hoo
wonders in its special line and btds TAI
rpound In It's popularity.
.cJ her as an Angel Of Mercy whHSO col
.ogood to others
10 % Mrs A. n d,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-07
A FIT OF INSANITY
SEXES a FoRMEa wAEElLNa MAN
whil. on Tl,IDs rraIp, and lftsr shooting a Por'
tar he Lesps from Car ssals Badly aurt.
Man Badly Beaten In North wheeling.
Peculiar Case ofPalss Prst.as..

Nj. William Il. Brintor, formerly Of the
Central Glass Works. Of this city, now secre-
tary OF the Etna works, at Bellaire, caused q
sensation on Little Mama train between
Xsnia and Columbus early yesterday mort-
ing. He had been at Gresncastle, Indiana,
on visit, accompanied by his little boy, aud
was In sleeping car, when he was suddenly
and irex plicAbly seized with s9ine sort OF
alteration Of mind, and bee me for the time
a rayipg maniac. A potter Of the car, named
Ed Brown, approached him, when he drew q
revolver and began firing, the first shot
Wounding Brown in the left hand. The
latter then secured thu cushion Of one OF the
seats and protscted himself from The two sue
ceedipg shots. After firing Mr.. Brinton ran
TO the rear platform Of the car, and
though the train was moving at very rapid
rate, la: ed OF In the darkness.
As soon rs possible the train was stopped
and backed to the spot where Mr. Bsinton
was found with very bsd wound on BIZ
head. a physician on the train gave II as his
opinion. however, that the injuries were mol
fatal He was brought TO Columbus and
taken care Of, and two Wheeling frientlE
who were on the train took care OF the little
boy, child Of 4years Means Mathew
Beazsl and r. @. Adams, OF Bellaire, took The
first tain for Columbus after hearingof the
accident, to look after the IL ured man.
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Last Saturday night William Turner, a
well known empIoye OF the Top mill, wa!
coming from his residence near the mill
down into the city TO escort his wife home
from the houss OF ft!erd where she had
been calling, when he was stopped on the
bridge over JonAthan's run by three rougts
who assaulted him cruelty and utterly wltt-
out proyocation, and best him about the
face and head 50 badly that he returned
home vita difficulty. He WIS not able t.
leave his bed until yesterday, when he swort
ont warrant IN Police curt for the arrest OIL
A Young man ramed Golden, who wss the
only one OF the assaulliug party he wes able
10 recognizes. The warrant wss put In the
hands Of Ollcer Heller, aud last evening he
arrested Golden, and he will have o hearing
before Judge Jst.ers this morning.
Turner's injuries are Of an aggravated
Of aracter, and all OF the parties, II they can
ba upprehended, should be dealt with 10 the
fullest extent Of the law.
TIis kind OF assaults Is becoming toe
popular for the good Of the community, and
a few exemplary penalties should be asses.
ed. The caie OF the German, Gruber, who
was robbed on the Main street bridge over
The creek Sunday night, Is still fresh In the
minds OF the public. Ca Monday night q
young man was stopped BY several boys on
Main street, near the creek, and but for the
fact th,,.. he showed fight, would no doubt
have been robbed or beaten. or both.
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LOUIS @. erIvE1, Secretary.
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PEKsoaAL llRNrIox.
sews and Gossip in Reference to vari,
Phnnla.

News and Gossip in Reference to Various
People.
Hon. Charles E. Wells. Of Gloysr's Gap, is
In the city.
DR.. Frizzsll, ST., has gone to New York on
an extended visit.
A6jutsnt-General Butler is visiting rela.
tiyts in Richmond for few days.
Col. Frank Brown, Chief Clerk at The p.ni.
Tertiary. was in the city yesterday. 80
Mr.. William F. Hunter, OF the Woods.
fsid, oaio, bar, Is at the Mcclure House,
J. N. Reed, Esq OF Morgan.owp, Is in the
city en- route for home from Philadelphia.
Sheriff ]. B. Hicks, OF Marshall county
was at tae State HOUSE on business yesterday
Superintendent NJ. r. Wolf, Of the Tels
phone Exchange, was at steubenyille yes
terday.
Mai. ]. V. L. Rodgers and wife have re.
moved from their Wersourg home 10 the
city for the winter.
o. Russell Wood, E:q., returned yesterday
from a ten days business and pleasure trip "a
Toledo and Detroit.
Superintendent John n. Birch and Libra.
riaa Henry Il. Pendlston returned from
Cincinnati yesterday.
J. Z. Wssson, Of sIsteIs7ille, and ". B.
johnson, OF Middlebourne, were at the stamm
house yesterday, J. @. Mccoy and Alorz7
Simms, Of Sis!eisVille, ere slso visiting irlendI
in town.
Mr.. Tom II. scanlip, formerly manager Of
the M'Lure House sample rooms, has return.
ed from Rico, Col, where he has been with
Mr.. Ell. s. Norton. II, hes naav friends In
Wheeling.
Misses Belle Emsheimer and Rachael KrauR
OF Wheeling, are guests OF Miss Ida Luchs
Misses RebeCcs Rhtar and L zEie Hammond,
Of Wheeling, are visiting friends In the city.
-BeLidire Tribune.
Cards were sent ont yesterday for the
double Wedding that Is to be celebrated at
st. Ms.thew's church next wednesday even
ing, tho contracting parties beisg Misses
Mamie and Mamie, daughters OF Col. J. D.
DuBois, Of Leatherwood, and Mr.. O. n. Hart,
OF CIarksbuIg. and Mr.. James Holloway, Of
Bridgeport. II Is an event that Is being
eagerly anticipated as the society event OF
the sets9p. A reception At Col. DuBois's
residence will follow the wedding.
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Rice's surpt's, Party vii appear at The
Opera House this evening in the famous and
popular "exuaysgsrzi OF music and misth, !"
,,Pcp." Among the many good things said
OF the show is the following: The contrary
is the best organization Of the kind that la!
ever visited this City-iss members are all
thorough artists-the women are pretty, and
The men good actors aud their entertainment
Is ono In which all may find pleasure and
wholesome amusement and al which none
can take ofense. They merit liberal ratroE'
age, aud those who bestow II will receive
usurous interest on their investment
Reserved seats will be placed on sale a
Wilson & Banners this morning for "HsZsl
Kirke," which will be presented at the Opera
House Friday night BY the original Madison
sqlare Company. 'Nough slid; the company
and the play will be sure to draw.
.sMy Farmer will be given at the Opera
House Saturday afternoon aad evening, and
next Tuesday and Wednesday evening:
katherine Rogers, the English t asedisnne,
will hold the boards
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CRY nATrRRs.
RrtafaOtes ON Current Events Of nInol
Interest.

"Porp thlu evening.
Only three DRINKS were In tho lookup al
midnight.
TaElE was only one case in police court
yesterday morning.
TIE colored people will give a grand recep-
tloa and ball Thanksgiving evening.
THE Civil Rights meeting next Monday
night will be held in Simpson n. E. Chapel,
Eof street,,
MAMIE CALM, q little girl, fell from q
high wall Of Leatherwood Monday and broke
her left ankle.
GusRotE, OF Bsllsire, and Charlie Clouss,
Of this city, will ran half mile foot race on
the 1Aland next Saturday.
RoBERr CUNNINGHAM, a miner at the York.
Vile Coal works, above Martins Ferry, was
seriously injured by falling soapstone yes!er-
day morning.
BILL scHRIxP, q somewhat notorious indi-
yidusl, was yesterday arraigaed before squire
Caldwell on complaint OF Mrs. Schwartz, the
saloonist, and sent 10 jail for ten days for
abusive Language and conduct.
A LARGE wagon loaded with buckwheat
broke down near the head OF Eighth street
yesterday morning. Another wagon was pro,
cured and the load Transferred. A delivery
wagon belonging to -sehenck & Son, and
loaded with sail, also broke down on the pub.
lie landing.
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ATuenty-Doliar Lie.

AT the time OF the last boat race over the
lower course, several bits were made at The
Central GIass Honse, and the stakes given 10
james Ltz7rs 10 hold. Frank Glue was one
OF those who bet on Ritz, and won. Eid bet
was $40, and knowing that his mon - was In
good hands he left It alone until Monday,
when he met Mr., Lazare and a1ked him for
the stakes. Mr.. LsZuTe recognized Glue as
the man who Ia stGked his money on Rtz
who II was who made the bet, and when
Ollie Lynn came to him on the evening after
lhe race and said he held $40 that Lynn had
won, Mr.. Lszure cave It to him without a
second thought. Yseterdsy be swore out q
warrant before Squire Henry for the arrest Of
Lynn on the charge Of obtaining money
undsr fslss pretenses, aid 0fhcer Taylor
arrested Ollie, who gave bond for his appear
ance for preliminary hearing on Fticay.
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LEGENDARY Fire WI Ia Interesting FeR
turtS-ChurCh News, etc.

LEGENDARY Fire WI Ia Interesting Fea
turts-ChurCh News, etc.
A table ware glass house Ia talked Of the
FiIs: ward.
Mss B.sde Bsttslls will spend part Of The
winter in Pittsburgh.
Nv. james has been appointed jsnitor Of
the Fifth ward school house.
RoblnsoR's coal works Is Supplying the
Barnesville gGs works with coal.
A splendid monument is being erected over
the grave Of tho late Martin shi2k.
s. L Rinker has bought the old Yenninf
property on Noble street Tor 81, OBS.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Il
again ceiying tics from barge1 hare, Isl
distribution along the road.
The Ohio River Railroad has now driven
piles between the lower end Of the Pittsburgh
Wheeling & Kentucky extension and Its 70 i'd
bed.
Few. r. N, Brown, Of The Second Presley.
terrain Church, will preach union Thanks
giving sermon In the N. Z. Church, on
Guernsey street.
Rev. I. Williams and Rev. T. q. Taylor, oil
the Bellaire NJ. E. Churches, are a. Barnet
Vile In attendance on the meeting Of The
District conference,
Rssy. J. L. McKullip and Il, N. Brown, oil
the Presbyterian churches, were at Morris
town yesterday, In attendance on special
meeting OF the 81. Clails'ille Presbyte,y.
Miss Taylor, principal OF the primary
schools, hss received an offer from the ashool
board at &snia, but the school board here
retained her by raising her salary from $40 50
to $50 per month.
The street by the Ohio Valley Foundry II
being g,sded down in order that teams may
orc the narrow gauge aud the Ohio Valley
railroad by pais.ng under the tracks to reach
the river landing.
An alarm Of FIRE was sounded yesterday
morning after o'clock. ]. B. Smiths law
Office, q ontsroomed building apart from
other houses on tho east side OF Union street,
was entirely destroyed, one wall only remain,
Ing upright. The building itself was OF small
value, but Rr. Smiths library OF law and
miscellaneous books was lost. Some few
books were saved and others, being wsdged
into the shelves, were not burned badly, but
only about ont.!ourth OF them were saved
The tale was little hurt. The blacksmith
shop adjoining wRson fire. but the hose tnraGd
on 1t soon put out the flames. The books
were insured for 500. There WIS plenty OF
before reaching The fs ION LiiS s smut HO tSe
door Of the oiIioe while P. D. CrisRell was In.
side trying to save some Of the books, and
Criswell's face and hair were pretty badly
burned before he got out. 1t was charged
that Lilly endangered to hinder others from
saving the property aud 10 was knocked
down by ChsWelL The fire was incsndlAry,
as no fire hal been aboutthe office since
Saturday. t-.ri.. A..
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MARTIa,s FERRY.
The Extvnsion OF Warrington Street
Personal and General Notes.

The Extvnslon OF Warrington Street,
Personal and General Notes.
Lest evening was the regular meeting Of
Council.
Miss Katie Dtiiz Is visiting friends q. 81.
Clairsville.
a number Of Martins Ferry people were
ct st clairSylllG yosteIdag.
Parties in tine interest Of The Mt. ", @. &
W. R. R. were In town ytsserdLy.
Mrs, NJ. J. Rose, OF Quaker City, will spend
The winter with Mrs. E!lz Ibeth Boyd.
The Iron Mouldsrs Union, OF Martins
Ferry, will give sFaua ball Rt Msdill'S Hall
Friday evening.
The Spence obsnsack case TO come up
this term Of Court Is still topic OF conveIsi.
ton among come people.
The Martins Ferry Temperance Unien met
In the leetuRa room Of The Presby terrain
Church last evening. ThtFa was very good
attendance. An Executive COMMITTEES was
appointed to look after the work this winter.
There has besn growing desire and neces.
ity for come time past to haYe Washington
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ersl business during the week vas more active and
under the influence Of colder weather, trade has
improved. Very few changes are made 10 this
nornlngS quotations.. The prices given below ale
5rtffl=WheRt & 06 per buShel. State oAb S5c:
RYE BSQ, but very Httle I'm the market. State
corn, ola. e0c on the wharf new corn, 4SatSc per
Ou MoT-FGncy patents, (spring and winter g 50;
Ct Louis winter % 60A6 Is; fancy family
white amber and winter g %; choice family
ichoIce red winter s. 60A6 % Xxx family medium
Winierl IS 50A6 rs; Xxx hGkers' (MinnesotA) So 25a
10: Xxx bakers (WiSconsn) IS Tba6 %. Corn inca
soc IN paper. 0atmeAl-medlnm brAnd-T o
pef Dbl; fancy $50. Rye aour 81 6oa4 Is.
do SO 0G seconds SIS 90 bran Sl6 oO chopped feed
HSS and SraS-Prme lo,se timothy S ooa9 % pc,
ton prime baled at % 0oalOo0 Wheat straw % 90
~ straW 81 N.
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MERIT Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
SUCCESS.
What tho Reliable Ciothiers at 8
twelfth street Aie Doing.

twelfth street Aie Doing.
Az our reporter was passing along Twelfth
street he happened to notice the throng o
Kliue Brothers, tho!Reliable Clothters, g.
twelfth street. After working bis way
throuCh the crowd he bad the following IL
teryiow With the junior member OF the firm
Reporlsr-Mr. Kline II seems that trade Il
boolsing with You? ~ -.
KIina3Yes sir, and do you know The
,oason? The successful mas, all over tbs
EorIj, Is he who underbuys and always
nndsrsalIs. No such signs as "mls6ts,P ''sel!.
Ing out at cost giving goods away" &nd
s,n1rSHpg pris!S.m oSaoh chat as this, bu;
bottom values. Many time the crude
rSnVh diamond ha3 pulyerlZsd the finer gem
beeSpse he knew where to buy right and had
the nerve TO sell cheap.
Reportee-That 10 true.
Kltne-You sec here fine fur beaver over:
coat al So so worth 80 so. And there isa all
WOOL article Of So 80 worth $3.50. Hare are
ali wool pants at s. % worth double the
money. Mems business suits at IS equal
IA any 81 so suits 10 the city. We baVe
tSonssuds Of other bargains too numerous to
mention. You can also ssy that8e oEeF ono
hundred delI3Is reward IN any cfS1 where
1nv misreprt ssntetion 10 made by any Of our
emniovts or ourselves. We s:rive TO hold
our trade BY hontst dealing.
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card.

The trustees and dlrsntors OF the Children'l
Home horribly acknowledge tho receipt Of
three hundred and forty-:hres dollars and
thirty.nIne cents (S34S S9) from the German
citizsrs Of Wheeling though their commit
tee. Messrs. J. G. .Hoamsn, Q. E. safel, L
salterbaCh, Conrad s1hamb'a and 9. X,
behalf OF the Children'S Home, we desire 10
say That we shall place the amount with tbs
endowment fund as dors.ion from the b..
centennial celebration of the first settlement
OF Germans In America, held in Wheeling
Il. K. Lrsr, President.
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Misses Belle Emsheimer and Rachael Kraup
OF Wheeling, are guests OF Miss Ida LuchS
Misses RebeCcs Rhtar and L zEie Hammond
Of Wheeling, are visiting friends In the city