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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
A VAIN QUEST.
The Century.

The Century.
We started one morn. my love and |,
ON A Journey brave and bold;
,TWas 10 find the end of the rainbow,
And the buried bag OF gold
But the clouds rolled by from the summers SKY
And the radiant bow grew dim,
And we lost the way where the treasure lay,
Near the sunsets golden rim.
The twilight fen like curtain
pinned with the evening star,
And we saw in the shining heavens
The new moons golden ear.
And we said. As our hands elaSped fendly;
"What though we found no gold?
Our love is richer treasure
Than the rainbows sack can hold.
And wears. with their joys and SORROWS,
Have passed since VIC lost the way
To the beautiful buried treasure
AT the end Of the rainbow's ray;
But love has been true and tender,
And life has been rich and sweet.
And we still clasp hands with the olden JOY
That made our day complete
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
NEW MARr1SsvILLE MATTERS.

Special Correspondence Of TIC Sunday Register.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, June AN ice
cream and strawberry festival was given
by the young ladies at the court house
Friday evening for the benefit of the bsss
ball club.
J.V.L Rogers, Of your city, vas down
Friday on insurance business.
NJ. r. Crouse's oldest son, Judge, has
returned and is visiting some Of his friends.
Chas. Beck's house is being pushed rap
idly along.
Miss Fannie Higgins will leave for Chi
cago soon to spend the summer.
Mrs. A. W. Oxnard, Of Johnstown, Pa ,
is visiting her old home. She will remain
but a few days.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Mr..
James p. Frame and Miss Rschie Bowers,
Wednesday, June Is.
Mrs. Robert McEldowney has returned
home from Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
LITERARY NOTES.

'Lays of Ancient Rome, by Lord
Macauley, cloth and illuminated paper,
81, G.. P. Putnam's Sons, New York;
stanton & Davenport, Who cling. This
ever popular volumn forms the latest ad.
dition to the "Knickerbocker Nuggets"
which the MessIs. Putnsms are now pub
fishing, and which have justly become
very popular. The Lays Of Ancient
Roms'' need no introduction. This worth
is folly recognized by the literary world.
The yolumn Just issued is fine specimen
of the printers art, it is being printed IN
nice plated paper. 1t will no doubt have
a ready sale.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
Is THIS TO BE A CAMPAIGN OF
FILTH

EAhAAA
IT is refreshing to see the newspapers
OF the country, generally irrespective Of
party, condeming in the strongest terms,
the first scandalous lie of the campaign.
We hops it is guarantee that this sort Of
thing is not to be endured in the future.
This may be too much to hope, but the
reception the first scandal has met with
will at least hsve salutary effect. The
New York Telegram says:
"We do not know whether the Rev.
c. II. PsNDLETON, pastor of the Main
Street Baptist Church of Worcester, Mas
saehusetts, has been imposed upon, or
whether he has out of the viieness Of his
own mind created the contemplate scan
dial that comes from his ssnctimonious
lips.
eve do know that it is lasting
shame to the cloth and 3 grievous blow to
the ca uss Of Christianity that clergyman
should be the prime mover in an attempt
to organize a campaign Of filth.
i'This reverend scandal monger declares
that he did not say everything the repor-
Ter attributes to him, and that what he
did say he said in confidence.
'rHe admits that. he at least planted the
yenomous germ.
Persons endowed with common sense
are very well aware that msn do not ram
bic of into condolences with newspaper re-
porters, in such circumstances, unless they
are anxious that their condolences shall be
violated, 80 that we place no reliance st all
upon that part of PENDLEroN's pitiful ex-
PLANTATION.
'Nevsrthslsss thsIrspOrter and his editor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
SOCIAL D0INGS.
[Contiased from Sirth Page. ]

Tuesday afternoon at o'clock the resi-
denee Of State Senator n. B. Scott, on
Fourteenth street, was the scene of quiet
little wedding, the high contracting parties
being Mr.. Geo. w. Trowbridge, a young
business man of Chicago, and Miss Carrie
E. Cowgirl, of Iowa City, Ia, a sister Of
Mrs. Scott, who has for some
time past been making her home
with the Senator's family. Rev.
r. F. Randolph, D. D., oficiated and the
only attendants were Misses Dorsey Scott
and Bessie Rice, who made pretty flower
girls. The wedding, while quiet was de.
cidedly charming one and at the conclusion
of the ceremony a pleasant reception fol.
lowed and the happy couple were sbowered
with congratulations and good wishes.
After psrtaking of splendid refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs Trowbridge were driven to the
Panhandle depot where they boarded the
4:2O train for an Eastern bridal tour, q
number of friends having assembled to see
them off.
On Thursday evening at the residence Of
the brides mother, Mr.. Alex. c. Kennen
and Miss Lizzie A. Coldenbaugh, Of the
South Side, were made man and wife, Rev.
C. B. Graham, of Zane street NJ. E. church
officiating, assisted by Rev. Charles Tru'
schell, of the German M. Z church. The
attendants were Misses Aggie Cline, May
Brakeman, Lottie Dixon and Messrs. Chas.
Okle, Harvey Iser and Conrad Coldenbagb,
and the ceremony was witnessed by quite
large number Of the relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. The bride is q
charming lady, and her blonde beauty was
set off ina superb manner by costume OF
cream serge, trimmed with fdiiie MORE silk,
caught mp with knots of smilax and tea
roses. Her ornaments were diamonds, and
she carried a bouquet oflillies. The cere-
mony concluded, pleasant reception fol-
lowed, and the happy couple were the re-
cipients of numerous congratulations and
good wishes. They also received many
useful and ornamental presents.
The commencement of the Wheeling
Female College, Tuesday evening, at the
Opera House, was as usual an enjoyable
event, and was attended by large and
cultured audience.
Mr.. Fred Bsckendorf, the popular South
Side baker, celebrated his forty-fourth
birthday last Friday. In the evening he
was very pleasantly surprised by the
members of the Teutonia Singing So
ciety, accompanied by their wives and
lady friends, and all present passed a
very enjoyablegevening. An appstizing
collation. was served from eleven o'clock
till midnight, to which all did ample JUS
tice. The guests departed ct an early
hour the next morning, wishing Mr.. Beck
endorf many happy returns of the day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
No. 920.-A Conundrums.
No, g3O,-A Riddle,

am as old as humanity yet as young as the
tiniest babe. am cap bile Of taking in immense
quantities, yet 80 small you can easily cover me
with your hand. ] am an invaluable servant
vacant and dumb.appearng that II you look al
me for a little while II will make yon laugh. yet
] am capable Of importing 70 my owner vast
amount Of information. though not always a.
good rs could he desired, that is not my fanlt
however. ] can be cut without being parted
with or moving out Of my place. ava great many
learned men will tell you. Finally. though am
valued so highly by my pos Sessor that no hing
would tempt him 10 part with me- yet no one ellie
would give him nickel" for me.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

1T WOULD be o salutary starting on Of
the campaign if the scOundIel, who started
the seandalous lies concerning the do
nestic life of the President and his wife,
were to be horsewhipped within an inch
of his life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
ansostura Bifters.-

Angostura Bifters.-were prepared by
DR.. ]. G. B. siegert for his private use. Their
reputation Is such 10 day that they have become
generally known as the best appetizing tonic.
Beware of counterfeits Ask for the genine arti-
Gle, manufactured by DR.. J. G. B. siegert d Sons
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

AND now the Dlnksrds in their national
convention have decided that 1t Is sinful
Tn wear a mustache.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

A HASDsoME complexion is one OF the
greatest charms q woman can possess
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder giyesit-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
SPHINX KNOTS.
Anyoommunication for hisdepartment should
De addressed 70 K r. cHApBoukS, Lewistown. Ne.

No. SEA- Future Protector.
am easily found or lost,
tumble and Aide and slip.
And tn. little home where lie Mt ease
Will but cover your finger tip.
But when you're tired and old,
II you come to me some day,
viii sh elter you from the burning sun,
Or keep the rain sway.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
No. 02S An Anagram.

wht n urged 10 imbibe with bibulo1s men,
BE firm" and "unyieldiug" and obstinate
then"
Though stubborn persistence Is sometimes
amss
It's always a virtue ia cases like this.
'Oas can use spirits" no doubt OF that fact;
So one can use poison. though dangerous the act
EELsosIAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

-
No. 9?6.-A Hidden Provsrb.
Find one word In each line.
It's sweet 10 rise In the blush Of the morn,
When the earth and ocean are az rest,
But sweeier while yet 10 Is early TO sleep
Like dear little bird In It's nest.
know that tho poets have told us TO rise
Before the SIN gets In the sky;
know that the poets at twelve O'Clock love
Like worm in peach leaf 10 lie!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
No. 927.-A Numerical Enigma.

A curious incident happened the other day
As was going 10 my otfice | ], 2, my FRIEND
Jones. who was was walking at rapid pace 't
call s. 6. rs Q, TO- IL, II, g. and Jones errand
was &C complished at once. We then went dow
town together, but had proceeded only shor'
distance when We came ACROSS Smith !, =, .,
g. 6, 8, 9, 10. II, IL, I. and n mutual ac9uaiut-
ance whom we had not seen for several years
The rcetipg was great pleasure. and three re
ROBERT.
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.. ..s.-.

Fill the four squares 30 that each Will read
or MP. using only four different letters aud four
different words for all. No two squares are 10
be exactly alike. j. l..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

The commencement of the Wheeling
Female College, Tuesday evening, at the
Opera House, was as usual an enjoyable
event, and was attended by large and
cultured audience.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-11
A POOR MONTH FoE tE 'FS-
The Chineh- Bug aud Bad Weather
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-11
YELLOW FEVER.
Becoming Epidemic in
Florida.
QUARANTINE Bkrse DEcIaKKD
A rlsn Before Cangress 80 rreveus
the Spread Of thc nisease-rers-
isa&'s Lepsrs sent 90 China Texas
Fever Contagious Ameng Cattle.

wasstSaIoN. Amz. la--Sa-xean General
Eaaiifsn = sakinr active steps a. preyeat
The spreai ~ yriiow fsyer from the Meet
Cd faifs o4 flsflSa % ethcr ssasatS in the
SSnfh
A TELEGRAM uas reees vea trs.n nr. tgs.se.
erAs a; jacksonville - fellows. -At 80
Yesterday cvcnihg twe rssFs Were feand
Thc patients arr al iAe cts hssss,s Al, In fhn
outskirts q the tSHn. One can h eon-
nect a wiiA ilsc original saesIs Three
gfrc= c2ses were disoOsese f.,sd&x3 total.
hve aru rsS : We are isEiaulaE te bssa
coanertien With TIRE a. xirai foeax rhs
ilapsT snce - is.ilaii,5a i rfiarariy d.
min shin- Tsr Injected leastfies kavs
is'en gissse'. M, and measures for 6idafee-
TIN sskvu
rhs prs.slacat af the statr Hee-,, ~ health
q f;eS.ds tciesTsphs fhaf TIE DISEASE is
assnnsigE en- eg,iaenia form.
MASuiNer0S. Anf. aA-->caa.ar fAtt To-
tay latHefutesi ioi ~ rS tufiou - apnrxi-
~ atc $50 saH b. ~ raid avi ~ the discrr-
iien ~ the SECRETARY - the iseaSary iay the
prcycatSvn and suppression OF seliaw
lvyeT Ia the Interstate easH mertr 81 the
United s.Sfss It aa@l Au heriRes he var
eessu gyuggal ~ the marine hospital set
Nicc. GA reQceSf - the Eusesnment of auy
state. - scise and 1esirls, under eoadf-
iioas and rees' aiieus - he prescribed BY
The secsetaFs 81 the isssSasy. any infrcted
rersoaal go siArr preT-sstv which Is cxsm-
mnnif aslnE iuiceilei aad disease in inter
state CON fHcrcs. Tsis eaudemnrd pr0s-
rfty. 4 Is ff9yftis shall hs paid fsr oaf "a
ihe mepes spqfepiiai 4 bs Ehe fessiuison.
ATLANTA. Gs. Aas lA-Trs;nS frSta sae
SsFuih arr aFEiNlng lnasirss s!th Persons
frofa the sirsHifs ~ the fewer stricken
ioraii;scS This eiiy i fuN of Fefulees
irosa Jack s.snyiile aud other Faihts bl,t no
evidence q fever has been faNsd among
them. Cltsns ei jacksonville ssh3 ar
rived tonight ssy theirs Faus, h al lcasi %
eases iu 1e hospital taeus
JAskSa aNvILLE, Fla. Aag - The Nay
aoWcF hnHst, a etufr Of iafeetiuu. wnx
burned this evenius b. onieF q the heard
nf hfaffb
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-11
The LANDING.
Cnrrier-FiS~enS ss~ar the Tidings-
Visitors and Testimonials.

Nf-itors and Testimonials.
SEz Yoax. Ang. ia.-Cpon landing
Blaine was esc1fses 10 an open Garage
and wss az oncr driven 10 the Fifih Ave
Bue hosri Ass- blaine Miss Blaine. Miss
Doage. walkeE Blaine. NJ. and Mrs. James
g. Blaine, Jr., ant ofHers were rapidly
driven 20 the hotel IN other CARRIAGES
awaiting the p1rts AZ the pier.
The events as they occurred on the boas
from thu in0Eneat Blaine haarded II, were
quickly Iexsars4esl. aud seat 10 the Associated
Press BY carrier pige0ns. The pigeon of
Mrs. james g. Blaine. Ir.. dispatched a.
Quarantine eerl.er In the morning. arrived
af fss destination with its message within
sssf an hoar from the time 1t left her
hands
SEATED in the hotel reading room was
Levi p. Morton, and in the corridors were
" higelaw kesa. VIA. Waiter Phelps, Mufaf
Ea.stead. Goa ifaaa Quay OF the national
Committee aSd Thomas G. Plat lew
minutes alter II O'Clock Blaine arrived
anss WIS greSied with general cdeeTs He
seat Immediately 10 his room, bat cries os
speech Brought bin 10 the head OF the
stEir<. where be said. jest a word to
thank you for your tribute 10 IS the
grauaesi sight and faast cheerful sounds
have heard for year lie then went to
q suite Of apartments which had been pre-
Fsrsd for aim and where his family had
already gone
when slaiae reached his roosa a brief
address on behalf OF the iriSh-Amerieau
sHtAFree Trate league Was read 10 him
by Judge Morrison Of ArizonA Blaine said
hs felt very grateful for the honor, aud
would 10 he near future send written re-
Ply 70 the headquarters OF the league
VISITORS FLocKING ~.
Atisi5 ?. N. members Of The Republican
national campaign committee. heasiesi by
Chairman QUAY Of Pcunsa lyauia and Vice
Chairman Ciarkson OF Iowa. nled into the
room io lay their respects 10 the kepuhl-
can ehiefiasn, eud others who followed
were James r Foster, president Of the Ma
tionai Republican League and Gen. ". T.
saes man.
President Foster ot the Republican
League presented 20 Blaine steel hose
shee highly polished. sen; by james Ryder
OF la. ton, o. on behalf III the Irish Amer
lean Anti Free Trade League of fha; oity
4 letter 10 Foster requested him to present
the taken 10 blaine as lDbiematic Of pro
lection 90 American labor aud American
industries. the horseshoe being made OF
American steel by American WOrkmen
Blaine made fitting reply
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Ngv TozK. Aug Ie-The steamer cisg
OF New York Nas bearded Ege niles Of
sandy Hcok while 81 aaehgF waiting for
high tide 70 enoss the lar, BY reprs ssnta-
si.us of the press. who learned TIA; the
voyage bad been a pleasant and uneYenf-
fai oae. Mr. Blaine was weI and had not
suffered irosa sea-zIekneas. Blaine said he
wss in excellent health. and thar his trip
had reneWed bis youth.
u Kas after o-clask when the steamer
oiarfn. With the blaine committee on
boaTd. Elss the CITY of New York outside
the Narrows. The .farn turned abonf
aad both slowly steamed up the hay. bow
and bow Cheer after cheer rose from the
deck Of the Sisrln. although Is was vet in
possible % distinguish Biaiue's form
among the 40 that stood on the deck Of
the huge Steamer A. the vessels urared
each other. blsine form was a, last made
cat. standing Ia a group Of frlen Is on the
upper deck forward
As cheer after cheer arose. Blaine bowed
ret4 aiedlS- He vas neatly dressed in a
dask c1iaWay cDsf. light trousers sud
brown Der1y hHf The hand on the stariB
piay cd Home Agaia. aud Home. Sweet
Home, ana star Spanxie@. Banner, while
advalc.mg mp 10 Quarantine Thea both
yesseis came 10 anchor. and as the Siaria
rau under the side OF the city Of New
York hlaiue's face aud form Befe plainly
visible 10 every ope on board.
Cheer upon cheer broke forth. handker
c hieis and fags were waved. cries OF
: Blaine. James g. Blaine. tao free trade
aruse, and the utmost enthusiasm pre-
vailed At least, ~ s;la. 20 the music of
= Hail 10 the Ceisf" Blaine got on hoard
the ,iarin, escorted b. Whtielaw Reid
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HIS PLANS.
Blaine Will Leave for Maine Monday
and Remain Till September.

NEs YORK, Aug lo.-Mr Blaine he'd
thought oi going oH 10 Maine tonight. but
on learning what arrangements had been
made "a do him honor, decided 10 remain
untl Monuay. when told by a reporter
that the Irtsh-Amerieans proposed to
serenade him tonight and present an ad
nrvss. be replied: That's all right. I'm
giaii OF IL
A. so what pari he would take in the
campaign. Bla De said he could say moth
ing at present He did not thiHk he ysGId
go outside oi Maine until after the election
there, the secoud Monday ia September
When asked asunt his health he at first
sad be Nas perfectly we'll, and then added.
lsughimgly. That's a question | haven't
answered IN three years" To a question
a. 10 the political as seci, his reply was
that he did not expect TO say anything
then further than ne hal said In his
speech.
". II. II. Muller, the lsw partner OF Gen.
Harrison. wes cordially greeted. and
Blaine inquired for the generals health.
Blaine. raid he and his family enjoyed
the irip over, au1 hat II was on the whole
plea sut one He said they bad three
cay OF fogs and what saad lnbbers might
tali rough Seaiher, but they had nothing
10 complain II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-11

dist fngzisA ffsr eeeasisa Of yez- landing
aTea ysszr n&sirc sAsr=--
fhaee G@EnN1szfStsors VIII ferae ryass
yeu sifb = s7zgussnzifx AID uralszisy that
xEil caaviaee yea tA4xs are no Idle Werss<.
saas vii ts1 Ssa oE fhe struu< hold yssa
haxs aE ft1e F-zstr sas4 fAe iHf<zifzeace Of
tbs great Ercssfsle. z6ss- SIR. we ceagratE ate
yoz tzas Fasr eozae h1rk - the gxeas Ne
pahsiessa nzrss ~ Es5s efgaasrx eoafpFsez. -
dlre~s iss keGieTs Ia tbs path thai shaIi
lead then ~ victory. ., Eyaa3 tie key
nu,s of she ezsapz "a that sksl end IN the
snrcesx oi our dissinsB kased Ea-ional
eNuciSaie- We sous7 Efsssate the Eepz 6ii-
csu Parry and F.spy.le AZ large thk; esSss bzs
sT&-ssz yea 70 trsnx Szfk 70 ~ FL ycnr
ripe FaTgiilgsace, rsl8iarcej by the gieza-
iE<s Of rssar as4sistieAi obs - &:ioa Of
eserss and conditions IN many countries
We eoagra U ale ourselves fhkf there L
srs4re1 f-f u aslst fetE-ursi to EsS ftie master
sniua thai IL Derefnbcr tsss hersea tasrk
Rpou the iesseT OF the Democrats FArtF
grzfEssezz2s advanced Aefesy Of free i133e
aAt ruin for eos1e. ssr- ~ haze the way
tas the new trinsnphAi Eaarrh Of the Ec-
pabliexn party aHd rhe people
The foaug Mems Bsaine Club OF Gig
csnnsfi. the Grsf and sfroagrst % its sa-ne,
Eii9se a5fto Is vita, xigar lad yiettry. vel
come ysa hnzne-F
By order Of ihe board cf directors: Geo
B. Go2. president; i5eorye H. Aver. cu-res-
po1a1ng seFTrfArF
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City Property.

lots X NCsler's scctnd supplemental
addition, CHE block from Madisstil
.srce'i houses al, rouud sbvm. ft.ee.
SaQ zach.
beautiful cleared lots in n. r. ben
hYs nuh addition Price. S.Nta
neat slneet car line and W,fhlu two
os'<Gs Of uiutug tine rante.
l@ With e-rrom hard anlshcd bOusc
N p. T. isea4 . rark addition. two
slag.
elesrsa lists On PouuuS addition:
eommants hnc view. Fries, Si-e
los in Ror.u addition, with Sroom
hvust. Price. SEoO
ie' in Kaufman addition This IS a
eAolce io+, only = block fratn
cah,e carS. pgicr. $.l0
10 iois. Eng'An3'> addition 70 Snohb-
Alsa tit', Al lcycl aad heantfu.
les cleared. within nVe raluufes
salS oi Nvsf Cva>g railroad dtpNt
fiee' inoW lie io sl2l per loi. >aU-
a.''lsa Is t-tiBs tae most pnstftis ti,
sh'std toWs iu Western WasAiGg
taa tor iuvcs, mcut
eenearne loIS iu euoh1utsh City;
sseHs,s hui.t all rouud tAcm, beau,
N'aiiy a'uelcd. race, Si9o caca,
io's in Suoa,mssA city lat gsso each.
"'s In Saehom.sh t.ty fer yI75 each.
scges = r.eh Agton land 8 55olu rs
s''aaoa5l,a rtiy. FUcg. {5gst
" 80, lac 'cec' 'sa5f1s smiles frcr