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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29
FIFTY YEARS WORK.

The Sc mt Centennial of Wellsburg Pres
bytefIan Sunday School.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
WELLsBURG, w. VA, November p As
announced in the REGISTER some days ago
the Semi. Centennial Of the Presbyterian
Sabla'h School was celebrated tonight
The large lecture room and auditorium
were both filed as the meeting sgnifed
much more than local one, being in part
history Of the development of the Ohio
valley. The exercises were opened with
voluntary by the Lszearville orchestra.
singing "All people that on earth do
dwsll,n led by the choir of the church,
Mrs Belle Wheeler at the organ. The
whole audience Joined. Responsive tcrip-
ture reading wss conducted by the Super
intendeut d. w. Baird. Selection, Sing
Unto the Lord" Pc. Kew, 10. Payer
was led by the pastor, Rev. G. W. Shielde.
dusic and an address of welcome by ID.
W. Baird, the Superintendent OF the school,
followed. Mr. Baird read an interesting
letter from former Superintendent, Mr. II.
G. Lszsar, row Of Kansas City, who spoke
very elcquently of the work Of this school
as q moral force in the past. Marching,
responsive reading and beautiful song by
the children Of the school from six TO ten
pears OF age, followed, snd ihia perform
snce was one Of the beat OF the evening
and IT fl .cted much credit on tine members
Of the committee who had the young folks
in training.
HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL.
A song by the choir, aud historic
address By ]. q. Palmer, were nex'..On the
programme. Both were highly npprecia-
ted. Mr.. Palmer referred briefly
to the small beginning in the
old Court House made fifty years
sgo; Of the many struggles Of
the early pioneers in Christian work
and Of its effect on making this Christian
community. He paid a glowing tribute
to those earnest faithful women who had
so faithfully labored through all those
years. He was followed by beautiful
song by the Sunday school choir, reCits-
ton by Miss Minnie Shields, and very
earnest and we'll delivered address by Mr..
James PAull. He referred touchingly
to this day on which Chris
tian people were giving thanks for
for Gods great blessings. Among the
greatest Of these are our schools and es-
pecially that universal school where all
used the same text book, the Word or
God. Aud where nohe Of its scholars are
expected TO graduate until they entsr the
kingdom Of Chris'.
Toe exercises closed with a cong by the
choir short talk by the Superintendent.
singing the dcxolcgF and the benedictiop.
The committee in charge OF the sffair de-
serve great credit for its happy termina-
tion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29
FREIGHT WRECK.

A Wreck on the b. A o. Line in RItchis
County.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
ELLESBORo, W. VA, November 2S.-A
small railroad wreck occurred west Of tun
mel No. IA this afternoon. The third sec
tion Of No. 9S, east bound fast freight,
Wm. Newlen conductor, was run into by
an extra in charge Of Enginemsn Frank
Cook, while Newlea's train was backing
out of Oornwall's siding. Two cars loaded
with valuable merchandise were slightly
damaged. No one was seriously il ured,
but passenger trains were delayed several
honra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29
ARMSTRONG'S MONUMENT.
The Labor Leader and Editor HOnOred by
T,t1ara of PIttaburR

The Labor Leader and Editor Honored Dy
Toilers OF Pittsburg.
PrrTsBURG, PA, November 2S The
monument erected to the memory Of
Hon. Thos A. Armstrong, editor of the
National Labor Tribune, by members ot
labor organizations of the country, was un-
veilsd in Allegheny Park to-day with i'm
posinq ceremonies The Grafton was de-
ifivered by Hon. Miles S. HumphrieP, OF
This city' and the monument was un-
yelled hy Thos Armstrong Highberger'
The eve year old nephew Of Mr.: Arm
strong. from Pueblo, Col. Previous TO TO
the dedication services there was parade
of ali the labor organizations OF Pitisourg
and surrounding towns. The demcnstra-
ION was one Of the largest ever held here,
nearly /. 500 men being in line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29
BRIErLY PARAGRAPHED.

Eight men have been arrested at Ard
more. Indian Territory, for robbing the
Santa Fe train.
President Harrison spent Thanksgiving
quietly in the White House yesterday.
Snow fell as far SOulh as Rome, Ca
yesterday.
At Baltimore, yesterday, pitcher Fore
man signed League contract, having pre-
yiously signed with the Brotherhood
Harry Pritchard, Of Gallipolis, killed
Reuben Carry on board the steamer 1eie'
graph, near Cincinnati. Both men were
roustabOuts.
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BRICE MUST HUSTLE.
Thomas is Making Inroads on His ssna
tOTiaI Preserves.

Thomas is Making Inroads on His ssna-
toTiaI Preserves,
COLUMBUS, November 2s.-Calvin s.
Brice will arrive here from the East Friday
aud renew his canvass for the Senate. His
presence in Ohio is needed if he expects to
win. Strong combinations are being made
against him. John H. Thomas has his
forces in hand, and, while the drift seems
to be in favor of Brice, his followers recog-
nizs that he will have to do some strong
work in order to overcome the sentiment
against millionsires IL is also being
strongly urged against Brice that he has
not voted in the State for six years, and
that he is more a resident of New York
than he is of Ohio. Thomas is putting
money into the country press ard has en-
plOyed good managers and workers.
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MILLER FOR THE BENCH.

The President Stin Thinks OF Putting His
Partner There.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-It ia said
the President still contemplates nomina-
ting Attorney General Miller to the Su-
preme Court vacancy. He will depend
upon getting enough Democratic votes to
cor iirm the nomination. Mr.. Miller's rec
ord shows that he supported Greeley for
President and Hendricks for Governor,
and WAS always opposed to cOsrcion laws
for the Smith
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Next Week.

On next Wednesday and Thursday ever
ings comes to the Opera House William
Gillette's latest successful comedy, "a
Legal Wreck" Oft the New York Daily
NeioS says:
"a Legal Wreck" played on Tuesday
evening at the Madison Square Theatre,
was most refreshing. The plot is SO clever
Iy involved and worked out that its new
ness was bre,z ziIy delightful. "a Legal
Wreck' is original, clever, dramatic, and
entirely ip accord with the natural.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29
Won Der Abe Confident.

sr. LOUIS, November 2s.-Presiden'
Won der Abe said to-day; "The American
Association is getting in better shape every
dav We have reports from Rochester
SsIscuse Toronto, Toledo and Detroit
All Of these clubs have good backing, ano
ali that remains to be done IS to decio'
which Of these cities we will take IN
This will be determined at eur meeting IN
Columbus on December 8"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29
LONG MATCHING.

The Conspiracy to Rob the Hurley Bank
Planned Months Ago.
MILWAUKEE, November % DIR. J. @.
Reynolds, president of the bank at Hur-
leg, where the $40, 600 robbery took place,
said to reporter that ths most astOnish-
ing feature in the new developments in
the case is the claim made by detectives
that the robbery is d result of conspirscy
which was going on for at least eigh'
months. The officers claim to have infer
nation from one of a gang who came ia
Hurley last March fully equipped to rob
the bank and knowing the combination q
the safe.
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LATER DETAILS.
The Great shoe FIRMS Were the Heavy
In.arl.

rbs Great shoe FIRMS We're the Heavy
Lossrs-
.,,lher dispatch say. The most disas-
t-ou. s-s from which Boston las suffered
since 1.72 and the one which ia property
loss more thsn rivals the great coehsers-
ton q. Lynn on Tuesday, broke out at
asoa. a1a. 10. to-dsy, IN The six-siory
usats building owned by Jordan, Marsh
kCl. end occupied by Brown, Durell *
Co.5ss-ia dry goods. on B dioTd street.
e,ar o.. Kirgsion. The great fire Of
lT-b,.s out 90 the corner Of Kingston
a-i Slan streets and the alarm OF Co
fli.leFq rurg IN from the same box
slcl d mi'ar duty at 7:l5 p. no. on
ne s7a.l OF November 9, 1872, when
'as l's l.ui broke loose aud before being
Gu e1si la3umel nearly Sl0O OOJ UOO OF
prop wy Tue iot alarm rang IN to-day
vas .u Vaiafsly followed By lne hrst gen
sa. alarm. le Boston since lSI2 Today
uriirstn. nged for SIX hours, burned
c7s, tao sr-,s ci territory covered BY
usll cent .tr,. ,.ares. aud eniailed q loss
aas etultia. > 100000.
rse rra.rr,s 0F THE FIRE.
Tast-s vss i..eoysrs by s-letter car
.d Hl noticed flames bu Nt'ug from tne
~3- le Brown building DIS lsttei
rotdet tha rearest POI 'ee oLioeIi
'1nd.t the frs. alarm. As .esn as
tae L.... DBL. Did. n .a...- d, ,-.a.rfr.,a, ST
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29
500 HAND-oReANs MAY PLAY,

New York Aldermen Mako 1t Possible for
the Padroui to Corner Street Music
NEW YORK, November 2S The Board
of Aldermen to-day repealed the order re-
strictiug the playing Of hand organs in the
streets, but refused to permit street bands
TO resume. O0ly 300 hand organs will be
allowed in town, and each one Of them is
to be taxed 81 per year, and its owner
licensed By the Mayor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29
WRECK 1T CEREDO.

The Engineer and Two Brakemen RS
pOr,ed Dead.
IRoEToN, o., November 2s.-A disas-
trous wreck occurred st Cerado, this morn
ing, on the Chesapeake and OHIO. The
train was thrown from tie track by a
wsshout when raining at high rate OF
speed. The engineer ard two brakemen
were killed,
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Celebration of JaeIsson,s Day.

CHICAGO, November 90 The Andrew
Jackson League cslls upon the citizens OF
Chicago, without regard to party, to in
with it in celebrating JacksOn's Day,
January 8, 1890. the proceeds to be for
warded to the L9dies' Hermitage Associa-
ton at Nashville, which has undertaken
to preserve and beautify Jackson's tomb
and its surroundings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29
YOUNG ARREsTBD.

The Pittsburg Bank President Gives Him
self Up.
PuTsBURG, PA, November %. -Prtsl-
dent w. W. Young, who with Cashier
J ohm Hoerr, both of the Lawrence bank,
wers charged with emb'zzlement and ac-
ceptipg money frcm depositors after the
bank was iosOlvept, surrendered him'eli
late last night and gave bail in the sum
of s.. 500 for hearing next Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29

"BUT oh! what damned minutes tells he
Ger" who suffers, but waits who writhes,
vet means, before he makes up his mind to
send out for Just twenty-five cents' worth
of Salvation Oil, the pain cure.
THEY say the average politician is get
ting hoarse talking sbout tariff and no tsr
iff; but he cures his cold every night with
DIR. Balls Cough Syrup, aud begins afesh
next morning with the lark.
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They All Feast Together.

oI17IIl ItI0ITII7I3 y y I9ls''-E''
WASHINGTON, November % Congress
man Butterworth, who will nominate Nc
Kinley in caucus, corralled oil five OF the
candidates for Speaker end took them to
his house this evening ior Thanksgiving
dinner. They are having q right royal
time. and for this occasion at least rivalry
il laid aside.
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A Copyright Treaty With France.

NEW YoBK, November 2S.-A World
special from Washington says: Secretary
Blaine is now engaged in negotiating an
International copyright treaty with
France. Count Da Keratky has been here
some time as the special representative oi
the French Republic, and voices the views
of the literary men of that nation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-29
Juror Norih.. Child Dead.

CHICAGO. November est is probable
there will be no session OF the Cronin trial
lo-monow beyond copveniDg, formally tC
order recess, probably until Monday
The little daughter of JurOr North, OF
whose illness an adjournment was taken
Tuesday, died this morning. Mr.. North
was at his child's beside in the last mo-
nnarfa
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The STORM iu Michigan.

MARQUETTE. MIoH., November -
rbs barpor light house On the ouser emo ], o.
ths breakwater, also two OF NJ M. Lii Ill,
comprisisg the brsakwateF extension Oail' 49,
this simmer, were swept away Dy .'.is sus
be,vv seas thia morning. The storm war
the severest known for years.
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A sonr.tress Barones,.

NEW YORK, November 2s.-BarOn Hugo
julius Loebinger, young physician OF
Bsvarian family, made baroness yesteIT;,
day of Sofia juliet Nswburger, well
known songslress. They were married at
the Oity Hall by Judge McAdams.
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-1.m.r.nn DarIs AbIe 10 sIt Np.

NEW ORLEANs, November 2s -Jetier-
.0n Dayis continues to improve. de Is
So So able TO leave his bed at intervals and
10 sit up in his room. The physicians 90
not vet allow him to leave the room.
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nnm Pedro Was III.

LONDON, November ga private ca
bic dispatch from Rio JaueiIc, ssys that
Dom Pedro was ill when he lefs Brazil,
and that he was accompanied by his physi-
Ciau. Ht
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West virginia Inventors.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November Is
Patents have been issued to the following
West Virgiuians: Joseph C. Chrisman'
ChflOp, car coupling; Asa G. Neville'
Lszearv,lle, glass furnace.
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nnnnor Coins for Msxlo, ,

CITY OF MEXTcO, November % The
Senate h 3 approved the coinage of three
hundred thousand dollars worth of copper
csntl
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THE rosy freshness, snd velyety SOFT IL
ressof ths akin is invsriabaly obtained Dy
,hose who use Pozzonfs Complexion fo"-
1ar
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A WORD ON STRIKES.

Now, I want to cay few words in re.
vsrd to strikes. As a rule, am opposed
to strikes, but am not prepared to de-
nounce them. Tue enemies OF labor roll
denuncia.ion of strikes under their tor gues
ike a sweet morsel, and what they de-
uounce may not be 60 far wrong. Bus there
ara times 10 strike snd times to sub
nit Battle is the extreme re
sort in every difficulty ard the strike is
Iabor,s battle. Wendell Phillips, when
he heard the news of the uprising in
Russia. thanked God that it showed that
the people of Russia we're not willing
slaves. And go I say to-day that the
strike in the hands of the vOrkingmaa is
= | 0nniinned on FourM Pace.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-17

The marriage Of Miss Sadie Reagan, Of
Benwood, aud John s. Hanna, Oh Valley
Grove, this county, was solemnised al
the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs
Jennie Raglan at Benwood yesterday.
The ceremony was performed at 3p. IN
by the Rev. Mr.. Birmingham, Of the ST.
Lukes church, the bride aud groom en-
terihg the parlor TO the music OF q
wedding march played by Miss Maggie
Reagan, sister Of the bride. The bride
was attired In a cream colored serge cos
tune. The wedding was a pretty little
home affair, only the members Of the
two families and a few intimate friends
being in attendance. The bride and
groom are estimable young people and
have the best wishes Of their friends and
aCouaintances. Both are well and ia
yorably known in this city.
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A COLLATION. AM TlIE MlnRE
Closed the Days Entertainment - The
Speakers and What They said,

Closed the Days Entertainment The
Speakers and What They said,
Immediately after returning to the city
from Benwood, the guests were escorted
10 the Mcclure House, where a collation.
had been prepared as a fitting termina.
ton Of tile round Of sight seeing the
visitors had been making and Of the
first days entertainment, sbortly
after half past ten o'clock the doors oi
the dining room were thrown open and
President Quarter, Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce, escorting Colonel lIissell and
Colonel Sellers, tho President Of Inc
ElgemorO Bridge Company, OF Delaware.
led the way to tho tables, PreHidgnt
Quarter presided over tho affair, The
table al which he was seated was a small
ono lust At the entrance TO tile dining
room, AZ his right cat Colonel I,Is.
sell, Mr. Frank j, Hearne and
Major Ran StalnakOri at hIS lpit AL
Colonel Sellers, Senator N. b, Scott md
Vice President II, g, Morse, Of the
Edgemore Company. Extending from
thy uhalrman's table and reaching ne
full length Of the room were ibres
tables, al which were seated thu cityiS
guests and the citizens who were In.
vlted 10 assist Ia entertaining THEM. Tho
visitors occupying seats at The center
table al the end next 10 the Chaifman's
table. Among those present wetU lhe
following named well known peniih.
menI
", p. Hubbard, VIM. p. iieiskpll, i.
Adam Hess, j, NJ. BellevIllo, Il, M, Pear.
sou, George Baird, it,, Dr.. o, NJ. FfibSell,
james v, Cummiis, A, ], Clarke, MI,
Heatne, Of OlnClnnAtl Dave Il, Brooks,
John b, RlhtldaIIOr, All ", PAUL,
Charles ButdBlt Hart, Of the tNTRLti.
aRNCRRj George Wise, Andrew u, wi.
son, Senator Presley w. Morris, Of
RltChlU county A, o, Aatfell, IL Nj,
1lileland, Hugo l., Loce, l., o, Vliiel,
President Harrison II. Duhlevy, Of
the Gas BOard Recorder George
Hook, George EGkhaft, Anton Roy.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling peopl,

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Justice Ankle spent yesterday in Pitts
burgh.
n, II, Rumble, Of Bethany, was at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. W. S. Wiley, OF New Martinsville
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. D. Krout, OF Cincinnati, Is again
IN the city, and as usual is registered al
the Stamm.
Clerk T. NJ. Darrah, OF the Board o.
Public Works, went up 70 Pittsburgh on
a flying business trip yesterday.
Mrs. White, wife OF Rev. Prof. White
Of Fairmont, Is in the city visiting Mrs
]. @. Orr, at No. 10 Virginia street.
Miss Ida Marshall, OF Fairvlew, W
Va, Is visiting Miss Alma and Laura
Conner, on South Chapline street,
Mr. O. ". Franzheim, the new Presi
dent OF The Warwick China Company
loft last evening for New York and Other
important Eastern points on short
business trip.
John Cummings and wife and Lee
Wells and wife are at Denver, Col,
where the gentlemen are attending the
convention OF the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers.
Mr.. John j. Gilligan, Of Grafton, late
Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue,
Is In the city. Mr.. Gilligan Is al present
connected with tho Catholic Mirror, oil
Baltimore, and Is travelling in the inter
csis Of that paper.
MIR. Alex. McKinnie, Of Cleveland, IL
again visiting friends in this city. HI
Is registered at the Mcclure. Mr.. Nc
Hinnic'H special object in coming here
at this time Is to attend the Irwin.0Lt
wedding this afternoon.
Among those registered at the Stamm
yesterday were the following named
West Vlrginians: Virgil a. Lewis, oil
Point Pleasant, II. Il. Furbee, Of Man.
nington, George Davis, OF Charleston, ].
8, Robinson, Of Warrington, and w,
/. MarrlmRn, Of West Milford.
Mrs. Frank W. Bowers, accompanied
by her children and her mother, Mrs.
Williams, left yesterday for Jersey City
to loin her husband tile well.known OK.
City Clerk, whose headquarters arc nov
III New York where he is employed
as q special agent IN the Internal Reve.
nue. office. He has secured residence
III Jersey City where he will live In the
future. a,aa
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
A Reported Disagreement Between Demo-
CRITIC Committeeman.

A Reported Disagreement Between Demo
cratic Committeeman.
The following special dispatch appear
ed in yesterdays Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph, whose correspondent ii
Wheeling is a member Of the RegiSlel
staff:
WHEELING, W. VA, Oct. 1G.-Sinct
the Gubernatorial Committee met here
yesterday, 1t has been learned that there
is serious disagreement among the three
Democratic members. Chairman Kee,
OF this committee, frequently voted with
the Republicans against his Democratic
colleagues during the sessions at Terra
Alta, and II Is believed he will probably
make an individual report separate from
the report Of Messrs. Lively and Sprigg.
There would then be three reports ior
the Legislature TO consider. Kee was
the Democrat who voted with Morris
and Maxwell in the Braxton county dis
trlCt case, in which Judge Fleming lost
20 votes.
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twenty years, recognize old frIendsi he has
done this repeatedly, also calling the person BY
name,
The Trades Carnival 10 DO given nCxt week by
tho ladies' Of the First N. H. Church promises 10
be huge affair aud very novel and interesting
A thief entered tho Erie House last night aud
stole an OyGI coat, u yallCG containing 4 suit OF
clothes shirts, ETC., In all valued at so, There
Is no clue as yet
Mr.. Phil Druner, formerly Of WellSville, and
Train Master Of tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
but now OF LOEaln and the Cleveland, l.OTain q
VIII cling road, was y welcome guest among
friends hero yesterday.
A special tTuIn containing Q, 4 7, officials
came down late last night on q tour Of tnEpoo
ton Of tracks, buildings. etc, There was quite Q
crowd Of them at tho Windsor all night Among
tho prominent ,nnCs were Snpt L. Loree
ROadmaSter SCrlVen; Capt. u u, Taylor and
several others, clerks, civil engineers etc, They
arc on their usual annual Trip before the bug
the line OF tGu q. & + road will DO awarded thu
u,uRl annual premium for the best kept, sec
tlOnsi the trSt Is one OF so and tho second out
~ Hph
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THR nRE.KRRPRRs
OF This section Hold Their Annual Meeting
In This City Yesterday,

OtIhiA Sectlnn HoAn EneH amman aAeetlhs
in This City Yesterday,
The Panhandle Bee-Keepers' Asso-
citation held It's annual meeting in this
city yesterday afternoon and evening.
Asusual, the Association held its sessions
in the X. Of P. hall on Main street,
While the attendance was not as large
as It has been at former annual meet.
inps Of the Association, the sessions were
fully us interesting and profitable as
those Of any in its history, MIR. Henry
LeWedag, President Of the organization,
and who is one OF the best posted and
practical men engaged In bee culture
hereabouts, presided, and his daughter,
Mrs. Eliza Haneb filled the place Of sec
rotary in the absence Of that official,
Among those present were O. L, Sea-
bright, OF Blaine, Ohio; Edward and L.
NJ. Bracken, OF Colsrain, Ohio; August
and Charles Geotze, Of Wheeling; Fred
Muhleman, Of West Wheelingi David
Thornburn, OF Martins Ferry, and A, +,
Mayors, OF this city,
| Iu nS4aAbAN NNAR ANN WV AAAeet tNtt
devoted TO entertaining discussions Of
questions relating To bee culture, The
first given out was by President Lewe-
day and was (which is the most desir-
able size OF the surplus seCtion-one or
two poundsP" THIS was principally dis
Gussed by Messrs. Seabtight and Goethe,
"Why Is capped honey so wateryT
"Why Is 1t that so many who enter into
the bee business iailY" and "Why is Il
the Italian bee does not work as well as
the black beef" were other interesting
topics discussed, A subscription was
raised for the benefit Of tho Rev, NJ, NJ,
Langstroth, OF Dayton, who is known "a
all bee keepers as the father Of Americas
scientific bee keepers, and who Is In very
feeble health at this time,
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows:
President, Henry I4ewedag, Wheeling
Vice President, i. O, seabrlghtl
Secretary, j, II, Goethe, Wheeling.
Treasurer, August Goethe, Wheeling