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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30
Funeral of q Noted Mnan.

NEW YORK, April % u funeral Of
Mrs. DR.. Losisr, Dean of thNsw York
Medical College and Hospital Women,
and A friend and associate in tir time Of
Wendell Phillips, Garrison sn Lucr,tis
Moot, took place from the Cetal NJ. E.
Caurch to-day. The funeral snon was
preached by Rev. John P. Nswn,, Of the
Metropolitan Church, Washingn ID. @.
He was assisted by Rt Rev. Bisb Gross,
Rev, Hebsr Newton, Rev. DIR. urchard
and Rev. DR.. Hsrrows. The chch was
crowded by the alumni of the cogs, the
faculty and her many friends ouoi her
College life work. .A
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A Youthful Murderer.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April 2s,-Ed. Der
wester, twelve-year-old boy is locked
up in this city on charge Of manslaughter
in second degree. Last Tuesday evening
several children were playing in the
vicinity Of Mr.. d. NJ. Fosters resi-
dence. near Ninth and MeGee streets.
Two little girls, daughters Of Mr.. Foster,
were on the porch aud q number Of boys
were annoying them The girls retaliated
by throwing water at the boys, and the re-
suit was o volley of stones fired by the
ruffisns. One Of the stones struck Althea
Foster, aged 10. in the head, and she died
to-day from inflammation Of the brain,
caused by the wound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

uon. But the most attractive feature is
he equable, healthy climate. 1t 10 most
salnorious. The hottest days in July and
August averaging ninety degrees, and the
swo months Of win:er, December and JAN
uAry. rarely going below thirty, while
offsn the days are dslightfnlly balmy. We
are told the sversge mortality Is less than
any other State in the Union.
What We remark Of North Carolins Is
msssunbly true Of large areas Of the
tan other sparsely settled States, and
to the oolonist and capital-
lat, we are safe in saying
that the inducements Of the far West and
Northwest are pigmies to those offered in
these eleven Southern States. To this re
same vehave not referred TO the minerals ut
all, which Is Is illustrated in West vir-
ginis, Virginia, East Tennessee and Ala
bama excel in quality, ease Of access and
abundance.
The most notable feature about the
South Land Is the awakening Of her peo-
pie to realization Of the magnificent re-
sources and wonderful possibilities that lie
at their feet. They are last taking stsps
to divert in their direction the westward
tide of immigration. Several States have
well organized bureaus of immigration and
agriculture, with State commissioner at
the head. Cities have their boards Of i'm
migration and improvement societies, and
the enterprise they are displaying would
Astonish such boom cities as st. Paul and
Minneapolis. The result all these local
movements is rapid growth in spots, and
the removal Of manufactures from the
New Eugand hives of industry to the
points where their raw material is raised.
The number Of cotton and woolen mills
that are pringing mp is simply astonish-
ing. In he city Of Augusta, Ga, there
are alreadE thirteen cotton factories, repre-
senting $5440, 600 of capital, with ca
pacity of20', 900 spindles and 4, $50 looms,
employing 47O hands Sne is really the
Lowell OF the South. Such towns as
Lynchburg, Va, Birmingham, Ala, Chat
tanoOga and Knoxville, Tenn, Meridian,
Miss, are III indicating unusual manu-
featuring Development and rapid growth.
While at he hotel at Warm Springs the
writer must have seen at least twenty
I prospectuseson the most elaborate plan,
and dwar6npnything that Wheeling has
yet sttsmpts into utter insiguidcance,
showing in th most glowing terms, the
advantages toDe gained from locating or
investing in lis or that particular place.
All of which q remarkably good sign. 1t
is 10 fact the Nv South which we hear 30
much about. hr people have literally
! put the past behd them, and are think
ing only Of thsresent and future. This
P convention that as just met is great sign
and token of the purpose. Their invita-,
, , ton TO the worldo come and see the rich
, est and loyeliest hid, the most salubrious
) climate that Providence ever gave to man,
and to make their ZONES among them, is,
in the language of is Eminence, Cardinal
1 GIBsoNs, red lett day in the history oi
Z the South.
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Striking Brewer.Anaf

Nxw YORK, April 29.-t the meeting
Of the union brewers tO-ds reports were
presented from the Federaon OF Labor
Unions, the Central Labor MON and the
German trade, showing thathese orQsni-
cations were favorable tohe Brewers
Union and prepared to he them. K.
Elsner, Secretary Of the MilNikee Union,
addressed the meeting, - q also Secre-
tary Kurzen Kuabe and Los Herbrand,
who spoke Of the investition Of the
Board of Arbitration and Mediion, which,
they thought, would find in vor of the
men, il it is disposed to sta justly by
the people.
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Robbery and Murder.

CLovERDALE, CAL, April 2s.-The
Lakeport stage was robbed by two masked
men yesterday few miles from this place.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s box was taken, but
the amount it contained is not known.
When the news was received here Con-
stable Abe Crigler and Simuel Allen
started in pursuit of the robbers and over
took them in the mountains at point
known rs Profile Rock. The robbers were
ordered to surrender. but one of them
raised his rifle and fired, shooting Crigler
through the head, killing him instantly.
Allen returned the fire, but both robbers
slid down high precipice aud escaped. A
posse is out after them today.
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Two Mysterious Deaths.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col April 90
For several years an old lady named Kear-
ney, and her grandson about 8 years old,
named Hind, have been living on a rancho
several miles north Of the city, in some
what desolate section of country. About
month ago they disappeared. In the stable
near the house, the body Of Mrs. Kearney
was found doubled up in the corner badly
decomposed, and the body Of the boy was
found jammed into the feed box, also bad
ly decomposed. 1t is impossible to tell
whether both were murdered by robbers
or whether the old lady murdered the boy
and then committed suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

The meeting then took up the business Of
the evening, and the following were elect
ed delegates: o. G. McMechsn, Thomas A.
D,ilsy, J. D. Reilly, NJ. Grvey, ]. E
Bsrritf, p E. Irwin, Thomas Deegan, ].
Mahood, ]. T. Msnley and w. Dugsn.
Thomas Dseaan, Esq.. was elected q
member of the County Executive Commit
tee. A subcommittee was appointed for
this precinct. consisting Of James Z. Bar
ritz, J. ID. Reilley, j. Mahood, Thomas
Gateley aud II. Myers. The meeting then
adjourned to assemble OF the call OF the
sub Executive Committee,
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A Too Much Sensitive Youth.

PrrrsBuRG, April 29.-Mrs. Charles
SNYDER, living near Grove City, Mercer
county, chsstissd her son, Saturday even
;,s haesuse he refused to do the ehorss.
Es threatened to hang himself, but ms
n.othar Maid no attention 10 the threat.
Later she went to tbs barn and ioond ina'
ths how Ind carried out his threat.
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Jefferson County Delegates.

&tal na<sram 10 LAe Register.
HARLEsrowN, W. Va, April 90
rs meetings were held sterdsy in the
ssral precincts of the county to select
dszates to the district convention, al
Gson, May sth. The one held at this
ph selected r. P. Chew, VIM. II. Trav-
efsOhn T. Colston, George w. Haines, Of
thslirit, and W. w. B. Gsllaher, OF the
Hpress. The one at Shepherdstown Sc
leci Chss. II. Knott, p. Marshall, ]. s.
Branier and H. L. Snyder, Of the Shep-
hertown Register.
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Union District Democrats.

II Democrats Of Uoion district Ben
comet in persusucs TO the call Of the
: EIscutivs Committee in ScASlon's
= turdsy evening. The object Of Ms
y was as heretofore stated, viz: IN
rpose Of slecting delegates to the
Convention TO be held In Wheel
sy 8, and the selection of Q repre-
We Tor this district On the Coanty
tive Committee.
meeting was promptly called 10
at 7:30 O'Clock BY James E. Bkrritk
Mr.. p. Irwin wss elected Chairman
as~--- nail~z- Ea,, SecretzSy.
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pefy,Bg the sunday Law.

CrNCrSsATI, April 2s.-The police ar
rested four men for keeping dis
orderly houses st their saloona
today, which thsy kept open in de-
ispoe of Law. These houses were
thropged with immense, noisy, scranoiIng
crowds. About 100 other houses kept open
md the police have made information
sca;nst them, which they viii fine TO-
moEz~.6k <ly all the hill top
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30
Meeting Of Hebrew Bensvolsn, socIsiy

Meet'ng OF Hebrew benevolent Society.
NEw YoRK, April 29.-The patrons and
,nenbers Of the Hebrew Benevolent and
Osphan Asylum Society held their annual
mesSng to-day. The following officers
were Nected: President Jesse Seligman;
vice Preident. Henry Rice; Treasurer,
Abraham Wolff. The annual report shows
$15l. .2l452f receipts and disbursements,
$lo5, 5000 During the year 81. .sa5 ve1
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Ola Hickory Democrats.

sOecidl TSaegrum 10 ne ReoisT'
NEW YoRK, April 2s.-A q meeting Oh
tbs "HickOry Club" to-day, il was decided
,bas eighty members shall attend the con,
~snt;oa @ Al Sc. Louis on June 5, sttired
Alike in light gray clothes, white high hats
and canes.
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VIEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wKArHER.

Wa, virginia and We tern Pennssl-
Thre, teuing weather, with rain, brisk
Na,, ,,,.s,sinually nigh. northwesterly Winds,
tn1 y, iioht 20 freSh variable winds M
slessyS '. syS,,siniA and sOothern part oi Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

CLEvnAxD. Q, .,Assn ae.-AAanKisIb-
Ba. . ns,ds, ~ - - inshsnfly
kill<d h ~ stssst = . laashsg g1st -
b Jshs r. EehsL II nspans innsa
sAsiy 0vs hias1f - - - ps1ln - 1ew
Iscksd -. - ays - - 49,
NJ 6sss n sslf1sfe6sA ~ . tssoh9 q
Kirchna, W vilDnu1 - nu6w. -
eiane ~ Ed - 6 - tssGk0 49,
sst vsfsisg - ~ - - ~ -
tEssbls vkn1ssse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30
A BOULANGER RIOT
STUDENTS PIRI on A CROWD OF rus oly.
xRALs srNPAfHIiGGs
n nos Rsia ~ hules-Prs. IN
.fsssk- -oAw pwip Nsu-n. d
iitiA 4 - &sk hpsw-Ey- X
II nasy nartx

fAklss n - SosTTsfyS -
day s,ssesd enaAsr - - vsss6 D,
psrtnsat dsssaAiaG - y ,la.sA =
Csasrvatlvs easAiA1AlR q s}ssts
sieaa . crowd Il pssAnan1As d lsas
satsids ~ Essdsatf 0ktbs -
hundred stu1snls we Gn1nAss& II
studsab sAshasa . al-tAs 49, =
q haaslne shsats ~ HognnnuA n -
rsvelvse SAels ints ~ oDVE -
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esrsd thas tkey fsslhly & -!
Vhe tried y &kpeso u
lsscsms ssis1 IA -
moanssd esa q - ~ N
psrud ths nek ~ =, /,
jured. Ths szel ~ {
fAs Lsaasa So A.
LONDON, Aprii g -
during the - -
moaths and fseAl - =
wha. s.iirss ewisa - iaai
soa.h America "a & o.
Stock ExchAsss 80 - =,
sivs withdrawal ftsn { -
By firms iStsfss4sA ~ - Z
loans. A fartAss n kat
l. A. ~>lSa - <Sn>~ 4
The Ecoss~ia ~; - ssps
little q AnWieaa tson1uy assaf
n ths Anaieaa 0eFse1naal q
tho present ne ef pGBoAananT
Tbsrs will b 6ineally. ksVsy9,
likely 10 ipcfulD - IL sapp9 q
diuiuiahfs. IN h0sy - skla Gh
Of bonds loosly ~, hat u ~
reach ihoss hsl1 - javeseas1 -
oaly b. surrsaABe9 = disis 7
Camasaiius :. Prssy
tinn 10 AmsseM > ~ -
"vsst businse{ / - ~
schsmes, hang 60! >ponn
Amefia has s1v1D ~ j d
sttiou 10 oas &
sponsibility. = I -
ffnt iaportanse &
plomacy ID slt4e g
ne =
LoSDox, Aps0
TAFT ol the PApsk
tisa;
IAndlerds -
ne nssas II
Campalgn'' .
long aad nstsrs
senees asani1es
i've, aud thsirv
the Holy Faths
Of the prsssst ~
Ths Lad
PEORIA, III,
claims against R~
Wsstsru railvny
taurstsar Of Chic
for damages rsoso
footed up 70 sheeo
were ssttled witheGo y
ID 70 trial.
TIE EspoGngo
BERLIN. April { -
slight oesGh, bat ps1 o
Thepa ,wss "A 49, -
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house at Ray Branch was destroyed ey nre
Ass Saturday Eight. The property s 8
total loss.
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Ne w. 80
NEW Yosx, 49,
.

NEW Ycsx, A.
faiaaOA = 1ssst
~ ssrnss tsAaH al
ssaai stsasnast: e
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

Brsss.a oss.hsa = 80.
cIun.Axp, 3, Assn1.-HasyDist
asss. - OF Cnasll Hs.hnnnl -
CT - -
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BERLIN. April
slighs cesGh, bat pnn16 q
rbsrs was 10 fst1DS q
In ths best q splrlla u
Len hi: bed fsa -
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Ths Empsrss ~
whsa h bssDu
PAsm, Apsii n
d BesIssns NJ
HAbsst, Ht efia{

a ns1iasA ft
BALrIxoV
pie s,sundVs i
was mY Il
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81 =;
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30

cerated in the State Lunatic Asylum,
where he IL today . raving maniac. Put
your hand In the hand Of this witch q
Eu-dor, and she win led you
TO BoTToMLEss PKRDfTI0y,
where she holds her everlasting seancs.
Many years ago the stssnsr Atlantic start.
ed from Europe for the United States.
Getting mid-oceau the machinery broke,
and she fioundered around day after day,
and week after week, and for . vboIs
month after shs was due people woudsssd,
and finally gave her mp. Tbsfs was grsal
anguish In the cities, for there were many
who had friends aboard that vessel. Sons
Of the women, In their distssa,. went "a
the spiritual mediums, and inquired - ID
the fate OF that vessel. Ths nediaml
called ND the spirits. and Tie RsppinU q
the cable Indicated ths steamship last.
with al on board. Women won't nvias
mad, and were carried 10 tbs lunatic ~
lum. After awhile ons day sgun ~
heard or Qnsrsntins. Ths fags west %
on the shipping and IL bslis q ~
churches were fang. Ths beys fan thfesgh
the streets, crying: "Extzs! Ths AtIastie
is safsg' There sss The snhraeiag = fbsu
the dead, when friends esDs aesin d
friends; but ssms q thnss passsaGsrz
went up 10 find thsif wives ID
the lunaiie asylum, whsss ths eAsst q b
fernal Spirituslisn had put osu- A nan
In Belleyue Hospital, dying frea vosDda
made By his Own hs1d, NJ asked Wig h
tried 10 commit nicid6, md - I'D: "Thl
spirits tsld me to.n Parssh hsvs strss.
ried thsir chiIdun, md vhea asksd vhy
they did II replied. sBpidfnslisn =
msndsd Il. II b ths psts1aiss ssf ~.
seer far fhs nadhoua. Jcdg Ednsn6s
In broadway TsbernaclA. Nsw Yea. -
livsrins lecture IN bshsk g GPEi1nal'
60 }aitan1< % - - -
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PEORIA, III,
claims against %
wsstsrn railway
has bssu ssttleG
taurstsar Of Chid1
for damages rsos
footed up 70 shoeo
were settled wiihoQo .
ID 70 trial.
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are in the radiant society ot heaven, and
that we shall Join them there, not in .
stifisd and nysterious hAlf-utterance, which
makes the hair stand on end and the cold
chills creep the back, but In an unhinder-
ed and illimitable delight.
sAnd none shall murnur or misdoubt,
when Gods great sunrise finds n oot"
Yes, my friends, Spiritualism comes 10
those who are In trouble and sweeps them
into its delusions. Saul, in the midst Of
his disaster, went TO the witch Of Endor.
The vast majority Of those who have gone
TO spiritual mediums have been sent there
through their nisfortanes-
/ learn still farther from this subject
that SpirituAlism and neeromancy are af-
fairs Of the darkness. Why did not Saul
20 in the day? He wM ashamed 10 90.
Besides that, be knew thst this spiritual
medium, like al her successors. performed
her exploits in Tie night The Dzysn-
PeFts - FeN3qu. II Fezsa - gFit-
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SPIRITS OF THE DEAD.
DIR. rALNAGgs TABERNACLE DISCOURSE
YESTERDAY.
Ryils Of Modern Spiritaslisn-An Old Paith-Sanl
and the Witch Of EndOr-Nscrunaney
inAIl Agss-Spritualsn and
Christianity.

spocia, Tltgram TO he RegiSe.
BROOKLYN, April 29.-After the Rev. I.
Dewitt Talmage, DID,, had in his we'll
known manner expounded the Scriptures,
the multitude of people who throng the
Tabernacle and all the entrances, packing
every available space Of standing and sit
t;ns room nnited in singing,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26
Protection and tho Impoverished
Farmer. -

William v Morrison In ne March farum.
As TO the agricultural intvrcst In New
York, the second State Ia the value Of az
ricnltuull products, We ,Ar informed ON
the authority ol the State ag'nt OF the bu.
rcau Of statistics that Now York farmers
are more In debt than they werc ten years
ago; that the average depreciation of farm.
ing lands II fully one.thirl In ten years;
that probably onc-third Of the farms IN the
State would not sell for more than the cost
Of the buildings and other improvements;
that 30 per cent. Of the farms arr mort.
gngcd for two.thirds OF ihclf estimated
value This State "A flrst In the magnitude
Of liz manufactures and In the advantagc,
nj homo and abroad, for agricultural pro.
ducts II y not uninirto say that agricult.
urc is ~ prosperous Ia New York ~ the
average for I'll The States. II nearly thirty
years " protection leaves the farming in
tercst In tho condition which the report
shows 1t TO be, protection does not benefit
agriculture.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26
How a Minority Prevents surplus ne

uonfrc'sman spfInFcr In The Manu- fofum.
There may be $1,000 voters In n con.
grcssional district. A thousand Of these
may be Interested In n protected industry.
Political parties are nearly evenly divided.
The voters employed TO protect industries
frequently hold the balance Of power.
Candidates for Congress arc admonished
that unless they pledge themselves 10 sus-
tain the protective tariffs they will lao tho
votes OF those engaged In such industries.
II frequently happens that the candidates
OF both parties are therefore pledged TO
maintain protective taxation. Thus, tho
minority may continually rule the major.
iiy through the Law. making power.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26

We respectfully call the attention OF
country merchants 10 our large stock of
Choice ned rus- proof oats
Choice black seed oats,
Choice white seed oats.
And will mako close figures TO cash
buyers In car lots.
l.. q. BUCHANAN 4 Co.,
Propneion Empire Elevator,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26
Atsensioa, N. m. n.

For spuins, bruises. rheumatism, cmmps,
Inflammation. swelling cuts, burns etc, In
man, and splinL ringbonc, windgall, Cpl.
Sootic, scratches etc, IN horses Rangum
Root Eminent u n SURF cure. The king of
Llnimcnts" j. the universal verdict Never
fails 10 curc any ailment that can be reached
by an external medical application. 50ccnts
per bottle. For sale At lfcistcrs drug store
2n3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26
what Protection cisisn- aud wha, n,
Has Done.

"n. Nvlilnn w 'he f"fnm ior hach
The cost Of production, unicticrcd by
taxation, and the price Of commodities
have been greatly reduced In recent years
by inventions and improved processes
common 10 oil manufacturing countries.
Protection, while hindeIing both these
great results, credits itself with both, as
being the very means by which thcy have
been accomplished. The ono contrlvanco
with which protection may rightly credit
itself Is ils method Of procuring aud saving
congressional legislation. And this Is not
the least baneiul result Of the system.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26
sseam pye and cIeanInr Woke,

Ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed In all colors. Ostrich Feathers and
Lace Curtains cleaned az 5S jefferson
street. Goods received by express
l.. RIruKL, Proprietor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26

Two great cncmics--lIoods sarsaparilla
aud impure blood Tho latter Il utterly dc.
fcaiel by the peculiar medicine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26

! HAVE examined Longs Pearl Tooth Soap
and iind Il an excellent dcntrlncc.
TnrNAs V. BRoruY,
Prof Dental Pathology and Surecry, Rash
Med. COLLEGE; Prof Oral surgery, Chicago
College Of Dental Surgery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26

Mr. winiovs Soothing Syrup should always he
used Tor children tccthlng II soothc. the child,
toilcns the gums, sllays all palm cures Wind collie
aud Il the bost remedy for diarrh0A nc bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15

1,,,o-nta ct o.uaap. 40 ,-s cor.ys

'sIn-':tA 81 Uit'aars A,a '-s Eor!vg
a.t q, "ciu- : .-oar-.s.
c. w. Btgla and c. T. Irwin left tor
Columbus last evening
Miss Emma Collins ia the guest of Miss
Mary Gallaher, OF Belaire.
c u Crow and H. A Tar, OF Great
Bend, o., are registered a. the Howell.
Henry Miller, OF WeIlsbuFg was in the
city yesterday.
Secretary Geo Heard, Of the West Yir-
ginia Natural G?s company, came down
yesterday.
Mrs. A. Adams, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. J. Thomas, o' Scranton, Pa, of the
Ladies' Aid Society, are At the S,amm.
Ed. II. FeIlers, Of Pitt burg. Pa, for.
merly of the Atlantic Tea Co. oi ths city.
is visiting b. NJ. lleyman, oi Market 81
Miss Lydia McMcghen aud her yisitor,
Miss AIys Montague, Of Baltimore, are
visiting Hiss Carrie whitney. at Scwick-
ley, Pa.
Mr.. Il. X. McMechen, of ST. Paul, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and will re
main several weeks The gu,st oi his parents
on Chapline street.
The following Fairmont delegation TO
Huntington came in late last night, stop
| ping at the Stamm, Chari, T. Msnley,
w. A. OhIey, Charles F.. Wells, G. Z.
Carney, b. f Shafer, J. W. S@aher, W.
D. Christie. Harry Clayton, j. Ell. Wat
son and J. w. Barnes.
Col. Romeo II Freer, of the First West
Virginia Regiment, IL at the Howell.
l.. r. Smith, OF New Cumberland, can
didate for State Auditor, is at the Howell.
Attorney Chas. Powell, of Fairm0ni, II
AZ the Howell, on his way to the State
! Convention.
c. NJ. L'gsett, of Independence and
Frank w. Smith, Of New Cumberland, are
at the Howell
Mr.. GEO. Jenvey, Of Cumberland, Nd,
is in the city Mr.. j. wHs formerly c,
Wheeling, and in the book budery hnsl.
ness.
Col. J. T. Russell, Of Hampshire county,
member 0t the Governor stan, i- at the
McLure lie will participate in the sons
of Veterans celebration.
Hon. John K. Donehco, Of Fairvlewr
Hancock county, came down last evening,
on his way 10 tbr Stat" Convection, aud
stopped of at the Howell
Mr.. 4. VI. +. BillingSlea, the efficient Su-
perintandent Of Furniture, etc. ~ =
! buildings, wife end Mise Kate baltimore,
of Washington, D. C., are the guests OF II
| S. White Of BeIltnn, Tor a few days.
The many friends Of Mis- Mamie Dor
nan, Of Wcllsburg, whose life has been de
SPARED OF the last week, will be pleased 20
learn of a successful operation performed
yesterday by Dfs. Bates, Red and Hi
dreth of this city, and Dfs Harden and
Z Cooper, Of Wellshn;g, which renders her
/ condition quite hopeful for recovery.