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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
IN A SMALL WAY.

The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
graphed for Hssty Readers.
THE Board of Public Works will meet
this evening.
UNITED STATES District Court is down to
assemble to-day.
BOARD of Commissioners this morning
in regular session.
THE steamer Elaine left yesterday for
Pittsburg at 8 o'clock.
ABOUT every other person you meet IS
the victim of an awful cold.
THE river marks last evening, on the
landing, indicated feet 6 inches and RIG
ing.
THE West Virginia Natural Gas Com
pany finished the repairs to its line yes
terday, and the gas was turned on.
THE Junction nail factory at Mingo will
20 on iull turn to day. Only few ma
chimes were running last week.
EVERYBODY seemed to be on their
muscle, Saturday night and early Sunday
morning. There were dozen fights.
THE Junior Plumed Knights will meet
again to night at the Lincoln Club rooms
to elect their line officers and adopt their
uniform.
THE public school vacation is over and
he schools open this morning, much TO
the regret of the members of some OF the
amateur base ball clubs.
THE steamer Andes, which is due up
from Cincinnati this evening, will leave
for that point tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock with an excursion to the Centen-
NAL celebration.
Col. GENTHEB has secured the services
Of Prof. Rsuer, of New York, well-known
musician, to lead the orchestra at the Grand
this season. Prof Rsuer will make his
first appearance on Monday evening.
Two WOMEN and a man who were quar-
tered in q house boat near the wharf went
TO the house of VIM. Purcell, in North
Wheeling, Saturday night, and stole sew
eral articles of furniture. Officer Hszlett
went to the boat yesterday and recovered
part of the goods, but the owners OF the
BOAT were out. They retained shortly
after the visit of the officer and left for
other parts.
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EFFECTS OF LIQUOR.
A NAN DROWNED In THE RIVER YBSTBR-
DAY AFTERNOON.
Re Takes Possession Of John Boat and Attempts 70
Row Across the River, and, Falling Out Goes
Under Tie Barge, Near Seventh Street

About Ave or ten minutes Of four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, an intoxicated indi-
vidual, whose name is not fully known,
but who goes under the appellation Of
Dutch joe" was drowned in the river,
near the eastern bank, and just about the
foot of Seventh street. The accident was
of such peculiar nature, that it was very
difficult to obtain the exact particulars,
but the following story is believed to be
very nearly correct.
About noon Joe, who is farm hand In
the employ of John Lasch, the wsll-known
gardener, living q couple Of miles north Of
the city, went over to Etnaville with
companion named John Reitz, and the two
got very drunk. Coming back, they went
up to the upper part Of the Island, and
there asked man named KiDger, who
has skiff near the upper end Of North
Front street, to take them across the river.
Klinger refused to do so, for some
time, but finally consented, and started
up to the house for the purpose Of getting
his oars. While he was gone, Reitz and
Joe" cut the line of John boat" be-
longing TO q son of-James Waiter, and get
ting into the bark in his befuddled eondl-
ton, Joe" proceeded to make the voyage
across the stream. He got along all right,
aceordi ng to the testimony OF several eye
witnesses, until ne reached the tie-bsrges,
? ON the city side of the river. Standing
ND in his boat, "Joe" attempted to catch
hold of barge, and succeeded In doing SO,
but allowed his John boat" to doat away
from beneath his feet, and being unable to
climb into the barge, he dropped into the
river
Mr.. John Berger saw him fall, and
watched him float along for probably SIX
ty or seventy.five yards, when he disap-
peared under another barge, and was lost
to sight. After passing under the entire
length of the boat, he reappeared once at
its lower end, close TO shore, and right In
the vicinity of some boys, among whom
were Harry Jones, Harry Kennedy, and
boy named Elig. They tried to reach
him, but were unable to do 80, and IN
moment he sank from sight.
Officer Hazlett arrived on the scene IN a
few moments, and large crowd soon gath
cred. A search resulted in finding the
drowned mans hat, q new dicer, At size,
but no trace Of the body could be had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
The Little Washington Fair.

The annual Fair of the Western Penn
sylvsnia Agricultural Association opens at
Little Washington tomorrow morning,
and the event promises to be one of the
NEST successful ever held by the manage
ment. Many Improvements have been
made about the buildings and grounds, in
Guiding the erection Of new and commod-
ious grand stand, and those attending are
sure to be we'll repaid for their trouble and
the slight expense incurred. The races
open Wednesday morning, and will all be
fne speed events. Wednesday g programme
includes 800 trOt, for purse OF $225, q
running race, mile heats, for q purse OF
500, and trot for three-year-olds for q
like purse. On Thursday there will be q
80 pace, for q purse of S275; running
race, three-fourths mile heats, for 500,
and free for all trot for purse of $500.
On Friday there will be 2:35 trot for
S275, running race, mile heats, for $500,
= free for all pace, for $500, and the race
for the "Vimont stakes" for $500 purse
This makes ups fue racing programme,
aud it and the general excellence OF the
Fair is sure to attract large attendance.
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BELLAIRE.

There is no information AZ to when the
nail factory will resume.
The advertised Belmont glass stock was
not sold on Saturday for want Of bidders.
Two or three second-rate pettifoggers in
q town make business brisk for Justices
Courts.
Yesterday was an unusually quiet day
in the city. There was very little travel
between here and Wheeling.
Everything is quiet at police headq uart-
ers, which means that the boys were on
their good behavior over Sunday.
Considerable repairs are being made at
the steel works, and workmen are busy
framing timbers for the roof to be put over
the coke yards.
The Alex. Swift ran q big tow of empties
on the bar at the mouth Of the creek, and
1t took consider able work to get them of.
She is now laid up at the bridge piers.
About three hundred Of our citizens will
leave for Columbus to-day to attend the
G.. A. r. National EncAmpment. Spans-
Ter Post will have at least eighty men;
their drum corps fifteen, and about two
hundred citizens will accompany them.
The crowd will leave on the II q. m. B. &
O. train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
STATE NEWS NOTES.

The RavenswoOd Fair will he held on
the 18th, 10Th, Goth and 2lst.
The colored people of Grant and Hardy
counties had big picnic last Saturday.
There are half-a million dollars worth Of
logs, in Twelve Pole creek, Wayne county
TT. Kennedy, superintendent ofschools
of Gilmer county, died very suddenly or
Wednesday.
The funeral of Gen. A. s. Gore at Ellen.
boro last week WAS the largest ever seen in
Richie county.
A joint stock company has been formed
at Grafton for the publication Of u Demo
cratic newspaper.
The first message was telephoned over
the line from MooIfeld to Romney last
Thursday evening.
The Marvin Grove, Monroe county,
camp meeting drew very large crowds, fol
that region. Some days the attendance
reached 5000.
George Brant's barn, near Lewisburg,
WAS struck by lightning during the big
storm last week, and burned down with
his entire crop. Nothing was saved.
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Fight on An Electric Car.

A row occurred on an electric motor in
the Eighth ward last evening that created
good deal of excitement in the vicinity
for q time. 1t appears that VIM. Faulk-
enstein was in the car with his wife and
child and the child was stand
ing on the seat. The conduc-
tor asked Mr.. F. to have the child
sit down, rs it was against the rules to
have children stand on the seats. At this
Mr.. F. became enraged and when neigh
Dor told him he had better keep quiet or he
might get arrested, Fsulkenstein downed
him and commenced to slug him in ter
rible way. The conductor seized wrench
and biffed Faulkenstein on the head but
the blow was glsneing. AS he was
about to hit him again an Eighth ward
fireman jumped on the Car and caught the
conductors arm. Then another man sp-
peared on the scene, hstless and costless,
and grabbing Faulkenstein, who is 8 big
man, pulled him off the car, and OIL
Ger Devlin, who arrived about this time,
placed Faulkenstein in the cooler, while
the passenger who had offered the sugges-
ton went of to get his anatomy patched
ND. The matter will be explained In
Police Court this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
THE SUNDAY REGISTER.


A Resume Of tho Local News In Yestsr.
days Issue.
A PKRTINRNT SUGGEsTION-The scheme
to tunnel through the hill at Jonsthan's
Gut or make an open cut at the head Of
Sixth steet, giving Wheeling Creek a pass
age way into the river and abolishing it's
present ugly and dangerous course through
the city. The city. the B. & o. railroad
aud the Southern Pennsylvania railroad
could all afford TO join in this scheme, as II
would result in great benefit and advant-
age to all for all time to come. The pro-
ect is looked npon very favorably by q
large number of prominent citizens, and
the probability is that something will come
ont of it. Expressions of opinion invited
by the REGISTER.
A correspondent argues in favor Of q
stone bridge over the creek at Main street.
BASE BALI. Wheeling loses to Lima
by a score of @ 10 1; Columbus defeats
Jackson TO O.; Canton downs Toledo "a
3, and Kalamazoo wins from Mansfield 8
to3.
GENERAL lNTELLIGENCE.-A broken
shaft at the Whitaker mill. Henry Sea.
mon and VIM. Ellinghsm, delegates TO the
Grand Eucsmpment l. o. o. F. at Los
Angeles, Cal, to leave on Tuesday. VIM.
Fricker sent to jail for obtaining money
under false pretenses. A Market street
fight. G. A. r people preparing 70 20 ia
Columbus.
THE GLASS STRIRE-Wheeling manu-
facturers have no sdvices regs riding it,
The situation in Pittsburg
SoCIETY-The doings Of the week in
Wheeling social circles. -Cupid's sum.
mer work.-A big lawn tennis tourns'
ment for this week and other coming
events Personal points, etc, etc.
Observation-Disclosures Of smaller
importance and Of wide variety.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
A FIENDISH ACT.

Some fiend in human form attempted to
wreck the T., X. Il F. train just the other
side Of Charles Craig's, in Preston county,
last Monday. In order to throw the train
off the track, a spike was driven between
the rails and left about two inches high,
and was not discovered until after the en-.
CINE had struck it. Fortunately the spike
was bent over upon the rail sufficiently
that the train passed over without being
deIailed. Had the inhuman person sue
ceeded in his design. undoubtedly several
lives would have been sacrificed. This, we
understand, ia the second attempt at train
wrecking at that place, and steps should
be taken by the company to bring the
guilty person to justice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
The Biting Tongue.

slander attacks Us from behind. The bite is
rarely felt unless It Is malignant and persistent
Disease, too often steals upon US through vital
channel. The air we bresthe affects the lungs
II be malsrious it enters the blood If it change
too quickly in the temperature 1t produces dis
sesse OF the throat, &c. Whether HoStetters
stomach Bitters is taken to prevent or to remedy
the various forms of disease produced by miams,
such as intermittent fever, dumb sgue. ague
cake or bilious remittent, it is and ever has
proved to be an effective and thorough remedy
one which does not only smeliorste the symp-
toms of the maladies Of this type, but ersdicates
their cause. Dyspepsia, liver complaint, rheu.
matisfn bladder ana kidney troubles are among
the humanity affecting troubles which IL prompt
ly relieves and ultimately removes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
Martin Thornton,a Rama.

The Wellsburg Herald speaks of Wheel.
ing's renowned caterer, Martin Thornton,
in the following complimentary manner
Martin Thornton, the we'll known restau.
rauteur of Wheeling, has had his hands full
this week feeding the innumerable pill
grims called to the city by the State Fair
and other attractions. His interstate rep
utation as q good and cheap caterer has
gained him a large custom, which he al
ways manages to satisfy and increase In
its friendship. On the 18th of September
he will celebrate the 18th anniversary of
his embarkation in the business longer
and better record of succesfal service
than any other Wheeling restaurauteur has
ever made. he Is . favorite in Brooke.
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A Noted Chlropodist In the City.

Prof. Arthur Ludewitzke, chiropodist Of
Cleveland, o., is in the city, and will at
tend calls il left at Edmund F. Bookings
or the Mcclure House pharmacies. Prof.
Ludewitzke comes with letters of recon-.
mendation from prominent gentlemen all
over the country, and in Wheeling. His
work shows for itself, and he guarantees
to remove Germs, bunions and inverted toe
nails without pain or drawing of blood.
He does not guarantee to remove a corn
permanently, but insures his patients free
dom from pain for at least one year, which
any sufferer from corns would gladly pay
the Professor for, it being very reasonable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
FOR RENT"

As the club has not secured new room,
this is rather Surprising, and looks as if the
Centre district Republicans had given up
in disgust thus early in the game. Oh
course the members of that party are
mighty scarce in good old Democratic Cen
tire, but they shouldn't give up so easily.
1t is bad sign for Harrison, Morton and
the robbery they designate by the name OF
protection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
EXCURSION TO THE G. A. r.
National Encampment ut Columbus, v
n a n II II

National Encampment ut Columbus, via
Is. & o. X. X.
On September 18th the B. Il o. will sell
round trip tickets and run trains as fol-
lows: Trains leave Wheeling al 1O:15
p. m, $3.50 q. m, 500 and 9:25 q. m.
Fare for the round trip 81 20. Tickets
good to return until September 10th. The
limit can be extended for return passage
thirty days by depositing the tickets with
the Joint Agent Of the railroad lines at
Columbus on or before September 10th.
Tickets for regular trains will be sold Sep
TENDER 18th to 18th at the above rates and
limits For further information of trains
and tickets call on Baltimore and Ohio
agents.
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FOE FALL AND WINTER.

Now received n Complete and Artis-
tIe assortment orSuitings, Pantaloon-
fugsnnd Oyercoatings, which we war
rant TO make mp I'm FIRST Glass style,
and at reasonable prices. Fit guar
ranteed. Also full line of Gents
Furnishing Goods ON display. Ex-
anime our Celebrated wooden Jack
a,.- &. HESS d SONS,
1871 aud ISsS Market street.
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Notes.

Notes.
By winning yesterdays game Wheeling
takes second place again.
The Mansfield team will finish ont the
season. Financially they are in good con-
dition.
Peak will stay with Toledo, he having
accepted a reduction in his salary. He
had been released to reduce expenses.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer says the Tri-
State League ought to impose good, stiff
fine on Columbus for that refusal to report
at Kalamazoo.
On account Of the fact that the Sandusky
team has given up the ghost, Wheeling
will have rest of two days at home. On
Wednesday and Thursday the Toledoes
will be here.
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Concert and Ball.

The first grand concert aud ball of the
season will be given by the Teutouia Sing
ing Society, at their hall, formerly Arben-
zs's Hall, Wednesday evening. September
5th. A fine programme will be rendered
under the direction of Prof Schockey.
Music by Mayors full band.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03

THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK for
1855 L. now ready, and will be FUR
nished on application 10 the National
Democratic Committee, 10 West asth
ST.. New York city. Price 81 co. In
quantities Of ave or more 80 cents
each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
Half Rates from oo,nmh,.

Via B: 4 o. r. R., Sept. 10th to 10th.
Round trip tickets will be sold from Co
lumbus to all points on the B. & o. at the
low rate Of zone fare'h for the round trim.
Return limit not to exceed limit of extsn.
sion ticket Oct 18th. This will enable
everyone to visit their old homes and
friends.
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Index to New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
Instruction In Music-Prof Hermann M.
Schockey.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes.
silk Umbrellas-I. &. Dillon < Co.
Patent Improved Fly FanS-Nesbitt & Bro.
Splendid Bargsins-J. $. Rhodes & Co.
FOURTH PAGE.
acknowledgements Mass Meeting
New Fall and Winter Dress Goods-Geo X.
Taylor 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03

Another Cheap Excursion to Cincinnati,
Via d. & o. r. r. on Saturday, Sept sth.
On the above date the B. & O. will sell
round trip excursion tickets to Cincinnati
at the low rate of $3.50. Trains leave
Wheeling at 10:f5 p. m, 500 q. M, and
9:25 a m. Tickets good returning for
five days including date OF sale. For fur.
Their information call on B. & O. speuts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03

Earned runs, Columbus 2, Wheeling A;
two base hits, Hamilton, Chiids, West,
Crogan; three base hits, Yak. Double
plays, Mupyan, Childs and Hamilton.
First base on balls by Dundon 3, Morrison
2; hit by pitched ball by Dundon 1; struck
out by Duudou 4. Morrison 7; passed balls
Smith l, Yak g.; wild pitches Dandon 9.
Morrison 1. Time, 2 hours. Umpire,
O'Day.
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r..ur,,on TO oolamb.s. o.

Thu Baltimore and Ohio Z. 3: %. VIII
all .reursion tickets to Columbus. Ono:
for an trains September 7th, 9th, 9th ana
1Oth. good for return passgs until sep-
tembsr 10Th, inclusive. The rstts nom
ro;nts named below will be - follows
viz: Cameron. "a 50; Mounds,ille, 3 10;
Wheeling, $276.
Correspoudinely low rates from oil other
stations on tho line.
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rcx Rate Excurslon 10 Csiambo =
c.sholic Day. september TN via =. :
O. r. h.
For night trains Septsmber esh ana
trains September TIL the b. q y.
Iii Ell round trip excursion tickes 70
Ca,n. ,hns ~ the low rate Of S275. Trains
leave wheeling ct $50 p. m, 1915 p. M,
9.25 Q. m. Tickets good 70 return up !"
and including September 9Th.
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mbeelins Register
YESTERDAY IN The CITY.
rnsrmometsr Record,

Mr. .. Schnspf, the Opera House drug
zist, made the following observations OF
che temperature Saturday: g. m,
20; 9 a. m, IL; II NJ, 70; 3 p. m, II;
7p. m, IL. Weather cloudy.
Sunday .. m, SO; g. m, co. II
m, IS; 8 p. m, IS; D. N, 70. Weather
fair.
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Lima Wins Again.

Lima Wins Again.
Special telegram to the Register
CANTos, o, September 2.-Brecken'
ridge, whom Arson has laid claim to,
made his debut as Canton pitcher to-
day. He has terrific speed, but Sharp
could not hold him, which was the cause
of Cantop's defeat. Fourteen hundred
people paid half dollar to see the game.
Score:
II. Ri. r
Lima. ...........S o 3 0 , % > Ill 7 /
Canton. ..........-l 0 0 0 2 0 o. D
Batteries, Morrison, Sowders and Som
mere, Breckenridge and 81 p; umpires,
Hall aud Young.
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Wool to the 'FRONT.'

The Republican papers around this sec
ton of country haven't much to say just
now about the price of wool. They have
had their say, greatly to their sorrow and
loss of many wool growers. Now comes
the following piece of information about
wool from Greene county, Pa, clipped
from the Waynesburg Independent: There
has been an advance in wool the past
week. Thirty cents is being paid for extra
clips. The ruling price ia from q to %
cents. The advance in the East has caused
the advance throughout the country.
Those who have been holding their wool
for 80 cents will likely receive that
price"
And still the good work goes on, and
the price of wool is seeking its level.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03

Special Excursion Tor the Centennial Ex.
position.
The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
CINCINNATI Tuesday, September 4, at 3p
m. A Brass Band will accompany the az.
cursion. Round trip tickets, SIC. 90: from
Marietta and AM Parksrsburg, 500; Ravens
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A Sign of the Times.

The Republicans of Centre district re-
Gently rented the room at the corner OF
Main and Twenty-third streets and fitted
it up as a club room. The front door now
bears this legend:
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Ohio Centennial At Columbus via II. 4 {

Uhl0 Cent6hhlAI kt C0Iumbus VIA II. q u
Railroad.
Ga September 4th low rates and train ar.
rangements to the opening Of the Centen.
NAL at Columbus Fare 81 IS for the
round trip; good for return passage until
September 5th. inclusive. Trains leave
Wheeling, W. Va. at 10:l5 P. NJ, $50 A.
NJ, 500 A. NJ 9:25 A. N. For full infor.
nation call on agents Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad.
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WERE In EARNEST.
A JACKSON COUNTY COUPLE WALKS oNB
HUNDRED MILES 8
In Order 10 BE- narisd-A New Railroad ID
Pnspecs-AHsnpt 10 Wreck Train
General Shts News

An elopemsnt on foot is rare. Such an
instance is reported from jackson county,
this State, however. Miss Hester Tyre,
aged 10 years, in spite of the opposition OF
her parents, decided to marry George Fioe-
land, aged 10 years. He was farm hand,
and between them they had only ii %
Last Friday they met by appointment and
walked fifty miles to the Ohio river, taking
three days for the journey. Crossing the
river, a Justice unitsd them. The appear
ancs of the groom and that of his blushing
bride betrayed their poverty, and the JUS
tice declined the silver offered a. his lee
and gave the happy young woman q bless
ing, which he sealed with an official kise,
and bid them 90, and saw that they were
ferried back to West Virginia for nothing
When on this side, after another fifty mile
walk, the home of her parents was before
them. They footed every step Of the way,
and reached the old homestead the next
morning to find father aud mother, who
thought their daughter lost, waiting with
o blessing and welcome.
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ANOTHER WEST VIRGINIA Road

ANOTHER WEST VIRGINIA Road
It'll altogether likely that the McKees-
port & Belle Vernon road, that is now
building up the north side Of the Monon-
gahels Valley, in Pennsylvania, will be
extended into Monongslia county, West
Virginia, as soon as the arrangements can
be completed. Chief Engineer VAIN
wright, in speaking of the scheme recent
ly, said: From the terminus Of our line
at Fsyette City to the State line, near
Morgantown, w. Va, is only fifty miles, |"
continued Mr.. Wainwright, land line
that distance would have no serious diff
culties to encounter in the way of grades.
The West Virginia capitalists claim that
in addition to good coking coal and lots
of lumber along Cheat River, such line
would develop rich deposits Of iron ore.
would not be surprised il affairs took such
turn a. indicated by the rumor."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03

The LInsIy Institute opens Monday
September 10th.