Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
BUCKEYE BARON.
The SteubsnvilIe Career of "Mace"
Jackson
Who is Now the Right Hand Man Of the
King of Wurtenberg-Some Stsuben-
vile Chatter-A Young Maiden
and Her Paste Dude.
SDeci1l % tie Register.

SrEU BENYILLE, o., July 2l.-"Mace
Jsckson-now better known as Baron Won
Jackson-reader to the King of Wurtem-
berg, an account of whose exploits, misfor'
tunes and fortunes were published in the
REGISTER last Sunday, is described as now
being big broad shouldered man, weigh
ing about 2CO pounds or more. Well, he
may be now, but when We knew Jackson
some years ago, before he swore allegiance
to the Dutch King and renounced his
American citizenship, ne was tall, delic lte,
Slender.looAing man, weighing probably
l2J or 49, pounds, had mild blue eye,
light mustaChe, and played the piano ex'
uuisitely. He was then member of the
old Philharmonic Society of this city, and
on his departure for Europe, where he
went to pursue his musical studies, YVES
given a big benefit by the citizens of this
city who had great respect for
His Musical Abilities.
He was also organist at St. Paurs Episco-
pal church. and was "chum" OF w. II.
Mcdonald, now a leading member Of the
Boston Ideal Opera Company. We pre-
sumo, however, that "a good fat Job, such
as he has now, soon increased his adyerpois
TO the tune of POO or 225, and greatly
changed him from the Mace" Jackson of
old when he was one of the shining must
cal lights of this city.
The st. Lawrence carried a merry crowd
10 Pittsburgh from this city Friday morn
ing among whom were Misses Tracy
Means and k;ttie Harper, of Mt. Vernon;
Misses Mamie Miller, aery Doatty, Mamie
Donalh>nn, and NsttiH leaoh, Msssrs
Frank Maxwell, Joe Beatty, Jr., Frank
Mooney, John Trainer, Will McD. Miller,
DOrhman Sinclair and others. They re-
turned Saturday night delighted with the
trip.
The genial J. ". Cheswrlght, of Pitts
burg took in" the village Monday, much
10 the satisfaction Of his friends.
\ pleasant affair occurred at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Jas. Marion, on Fifth street,
Thursday stternoon-the
Marriage Ceremony
OF Mr.. Mat c. linn, of Pittsburgh. and Miss
VI. Isabel Carson, of this city, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Il W. Grange, of
ST. Paurs Episcopal Church. Mr.. linn
was formerly employed in the wholesale
drug house OF J. B. Foley, in this city, and
while here made many friends. He is now
in business for himself in Pittsburgh.
Miss Carson is q handsome and amiable
young lady, and has a host of friends here
and elsewhere who will wish her and the
object OF her choice q long and prosperous
welded life. They went East on bridal
tour.
Miss Hattie Wheat, of Wheeling, was
the guest of friends in this city during the
past week.
Judge Hance is recuperating his legal
mind at CreSSon Springs.
Lieut. Fernando Gilmore, L. S. N, is
home on visit.
Dick Malion is in New York.
The city promises to be little dull for
be next month or So as several of the in
dustries have shut down. The Jefferson
ron works put out their fires this week,
nnd won't start again until September.
The Market Street Shaft Company locked
their men out for an indefinite period,
and the coal miners &C Bustard's are on q
strike. However, We will pull through all
right
Tom Armstrong, of the Pittsburgh Labor
Tribune, was in the city Wednesday. This
is Mr.. Armstrong; first visit here since he
ran for Governor Of Pennsylvania on the
Greenback ticket last year.
W. h. Rodgers, who used to be
X. h Hayes Private Secretary.
when the latter was President Of these
United States. was in town the past week
ON private business. Rodgers used to be
an Episcopal minister, bat since his Job
under Hayes has expired We presume he
hasn't had the cheek to tackle his old call
ing, and is now in the real estate business.
Capt. George O'Neal was at Parkersburg
Thursday, attending the Scioto-Lomas dis
aster case.
Steubenville has another county fair-on
paper. This time, however, it promises TO
be successful.
quite little excitement was created on
Fourth street, Wednesday evening. by
young miss being
Led Home by the Ear
by sn en1ased mamma A Certain young
paste dude wanted 10 pay his attentions to
the young lady, who, as her mother
thought, was too young to receive them.
After trying several remedies to keep them
apart, the Young lsdy's mother tried pub.
lie way OF doing il, much to the discom-
future of her daughter and the psste-dude.
Miss Minnie Blian, who has been visiting
friends in Zsnesville for month past, re-
turned home this week greatly pleased
with her visit.
Plummer Lewis and John W. Trainer are
now both guardians-not guardians Of the
peace, but real live, simon-pure guardians,
such as you read about IN novels. The
former is guardian OF Frank, Dan and
Annie Eckey, colored, and the latter of
Mrs. Florence Daily, an imbecile.