Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
sTEURENvILLE NEWS.

>,,-,-. Core pJaf,.-. v ',s Sm'tn Register.
SrsrBEyylLLE, May l0.--Llst Thurs
day members Of the order OF Knights OF
pythias to the number OF forty went ou;
to Richmond, this county, from Steuben-
vile. TO institute new lodge the name
being Richmond Lodge No. 29- O,her
Epishts to the number OF about sixty we're
nresent from Toronto, Wcllsvilie, New
Somerset, Knoxville New Jefferson and
S,se 10 assist in the good work, which WAS
satisfactorily performed, Deputy Grand
Chancellor Jas. :. Beans, Of S'gtnen Lodge
No. /. thi~ city, conducting the Exercises.
The new lodge starts out with charter
Membership al tweuty-three, which Will
be larrelv Increased in tue near future. Il
inns very handsome Oulft, ard every
tr.rg il m gOoi shape Tor n prosperous
career which it will no DOUBT crjDy. Thus
makes HtJy.twC LODGES Of the order lustl-
rutod in Ohio duTIng the present year. The
KNIGHTS of pTih4s are certainly IN Hour.
rsniru condition
The rcsult Of the RapuhlicQ' Congress-
ional primaries and convention iur Ia"
Seventeenth District WAS exactly what any
mm having the least political foresight
cnuId have iOrcseeu weeks ago. There WA
ul possibility ot any ctnd'dl,e defeating
Col. TAYLOR for the nomination. lie had
the district well in hand before the camp
ujgn was hardy opened, aud the attempt
o. Stsubpuylc politicians to make the
people believe that there WA a chance for
lti}rTsDu's county = man was only placing
themselves in position to make their lLii
harder There was not q large AMOUNT Oi
Doodle used because It WAS not necessary
tor Col Taylor to use it, and none OF the
other candidates had IL to us What
makes the average Democrat tired "a the
crying Of the R-pahl!can politicians IN this
city against the use Of Doodle by the
Guernsey county man ~ # they consider
ed il most heiu1uS crime, when il is
wrIl-khown feet that it was these scil-same
fellows who have year after flooded this
c,ty aud county with money in order to
accomplish the dtlsal Of Democratic can.
Grdll.s aDd swell the mtiDrJ,y OF the h
puh.ican State ticket
The Democratic State Convention i'm seq.
sion At Dayton this week selected h. II.
McFaldyn a. AZ alternate 10 the 81. Louis
Convention, aud ". II. Huc.yr ~ rie>l-
Dental l.tctor These two gentlemen are
editors rad pg5pEirtors 81 thgdN!y az Ne.
NJ this ely, uui axe true blue, antl-boo lie
Democrats.
There was o heavy white frost Thursday
morning, bu Ell r,parts tht. have come in
are 90 t.g effect that Little or no damage
wN- done OAc farmer remarked That hIi'
the iruii buds ia the county could he
killed aU! then the riop would be album
daut
j. T. Blun, of DenrjsOn, formerly Of
this civ, was one OF the lucky winners in
the Louisiana state Lottery, he holding
1ue-tGlri of the ticket which drew the vs.,
uJu Pre-.
German township, Harrison county, io-
Guiding CIiz Junction, On tuesday last
voted M favor ui prohibition This means
the entire coanty OF Harrison g1e' dry.
J.pgs DiyihaDn, an old aud well known
citiz-u Of the Sixth ward, did Wednesday
morning, aged - years -
M,.- Ida G. Grove lsl, Thursday night
for Lexington, Ky, on yIst To her aunt,
Mrs $ K /,ru
Tn Decoration Day address in this city
wal, bee delivered by l,-y. =. y. Boyle, o,
H-ui,rk. 70.
Judge Kelley, ut st ClliTsy,lle, was 10
S,,uhrav,i,c on Wednesday
Court has taken recess Uulil Monday
morning. wa,n business will rc'ume.
George Beatty, Jr, left Wednesday
morning ror California, where he will
locate.
Rev K W. Grange, j. f Slrra't, J. II.
Suratt aud other S'eubenvlli!us attended
the funeral Of W T. Baxter, in Brook
county, W. Va, Wednesday
Miss Ami, Stewart Of New Cumher-
land. is the guc,l ol Strubcnyiile friends.
{. 4. Frye and wife, who Ind been Wis
itiug relatives aud friends in this city, rr-
turned to their home in Cleveland Tues
day afternoon.
Dr. +. c. Jones, who was ut Cleveland
participating in an important surgical op.
Grafton at the Huron Street Hospital, re
turned home Thu,siay.