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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
SUBSTANTIAL AID FOR TIE POOR.

Tho tortv-sixtb annual meeting OF the Brooklyn
Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor
was held on wednesday evening at No. lof Living
ston-st The annual report of Corresponding secretary
Dav showed that II o62 families were assisted Inc
receipts for the year S26797 A. disbursements
500 539 H. leaving a balance on hama Oh oo-oi 10
Tho oe,ccrs elected we're President, r. W Ropes
,rasurer Samuel Rowland recording secretary JONI
Ncxsrn. corresponding secretary and gchefal AGENT
Albert A. Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvAIs AT THE HOTELS

ALBEM MARVELLOUS McLape, OF Baltimore. ASToR-
ExCongressmsn A. J. Warner. OF Ohio. BREV00RT-
Senator J. ID. Cameron OF Pennsylvania. BRUNSWICK
Henry Adams, of Washington FIFTH AVENUE-EN
President Rutherford II. Hayes OF Ohio; George W.
Chds and A. j. Drexel Of Philadelphia: Congressman
Frederick Miles OF Connecticut and exCongrcssmen j.
Hale Syphef OF Louisiana, ana Epps nunton Of Virginia
GILSEY-Hallet Kibourn OF Washington. and Samuel ~
Hunt OF Cincinnati MURRAY IIlLI-senator ofvllle
H. Pla OF Connecticut ana Professor David T. Eaton o.
New Haven. ST. DENIS-Bshop Francis NJ. WI tic m
Virginia. ST. JAMES-Stlson lIutchns. OF WASHINGTON
INSTRUMENTATION William Psret OF MARYLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
WESTCuESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-The annual reception OF me Mcst
chester County Home for Destitute Protestant children
In North-st. was held yesterday afternoon IhcIc are
now ll5 children I'm the institution. James
walsh OF YOnkeis, sentenced Yesterday by county
Judge Mills 10 twelve years imprisonment ID me
Sing Sing prison for robbery I'm the first degree
Walsh assaulted Charles LANCER. Swedish sailor, Win
stone on the head, rendering him unconscious, ana
robbed him of S21.
NEWROCHEIIE Complaints against three liquor
dealers of the for selling on sundays nave DCeh
made before the Excise Board by X. Mch1nlay PO"oT
and IL E. Roosevelt. The complaints are the outcome
of meeting held to demand the enforcement OF the
IaU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
VAN NE r1yDE,s FATAL sENsITIvENEss.

The inquest in the case of the suicide OF Augustus
Van de Linde the young bridegroom who shot him
self I'm his Office on Wednesday afternoon, was held
by Coroner Rooney yesterday, and verdict OF death
from a self inflicted wound while laboring under lem
,.orarv alteration of mind. was rendered The EVIL
dcncc al the inquest showed that before shooting him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMOND-The Grand Jury yesterday brought In
an Indictment against Andrew Bcrker, the HquolshOp-
Iconer for murder I'm the first degree, In having shot
and killed young James Conway In Beshers liquor
an an - romLnsvillc James Windsor.
nmate Of the sailors Snug larbor, who on the night
90 1uuIst 2I stabbed Captain John Webb. was con
ic,nd yesterday of assault I'm the second degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
SIM rises $50 Sets 3 81 Moon sets. o44 Moons age
HIGH WATER
4 B-sandy Hook 32 Gov Island 33G Hell Gate 5:24
. V-SanGy Hook 325 Gov Island 3jl Hell cato Sac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
Announcements
Tile PRAISE OF SozopoNr,

A. The PRAISE OF SozoDoNT,
Like the famous article itself is in everybody
mouth The people know that IL preserves as wei as
beauties the teeth. Hence IL Is the sdhu'u 1oo'h
Wash OF the Period.
NERVOUSNESS AND DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. Twenty-Five
cents
CoRNELLs BESzoIN SOAR
whens the hands the skin and all rough
ness. All Druggists. % cts.
''Ihc Beverage for Nursing M0thc $ i what ply
sIclans say Of NichosOns Liquid BD3d IT. sire gthrnS
and invig0rans the mothers system. Try IT, For sale
by all druggists and grocers.
James Parton, the Prince of American Biograph"rs
saws OF the American Supplement- To the tncyclopaeda
Rmtannca II supplies the gaps and omissions OF ne
britannica and I heartily recommend 1t to all who
possess the original work
SlcepIcssncss Indigestion and Pain arc horrors
that Parker's Ginger Tonic will abaie
ParkcFs Hair Basam aids the hair growth
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. d.,
$40 WEST l2GrH-ST
Diseases OF the Nervous system Geno inary organs
Impotence and Sterility. Hours 5 to j. . To s.
Kenncdy's Fail Hats are wonderful goods; the
finer grades are very best hats made. pTbys 100
STYLES II 90 ~ IS, 50 30. and SIX hats 80 ~ ~ ~
IS So saving retail profit 2G Corthndt-st' upstairs
Stercopticon Slides. Professor George X. Crom-
vol and others pronounce lantern sides the finest in
America. Copies from photographs are oiteh IAeh lor
originals lockwood, II Union square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04

So si."s lpr Dumbbe,ls to tie
velop every muscle Of the limbs
and body for 30 Cents adfli.
tioual, FULLY illustrated. Prof.
ID. l.. DOWD, scienuhc, Phy'
steal aud Vocal Culture. Ad'
dress, School No. % East l4th
Street. Aew.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertts enenis admitted INTO these columns
are recommended TO the readers OF THE Tkib-
UNE n. thoroughly reliable and business can be
done b, mai, with she advertisers with perfect
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
FACIAL
D EVELOpM EN- 7

IWill mail you
RULES 10 de.
|veiOp mus
|lnd neck to
make them
,plump a II Il
rosy, fully IL
Illustrated, for
ljOC'oniS. Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
WAR SHIPS SUNK AT SAMOA

This thrilling story has been re-
printed by THE TRIBUNE in a
handsome pamphlet, which also
contains the following additional
features
Settlement of Oklahoma" a
graphic story Of the wild rush FOR
homes.
" Hunting Stories"
YOUNGSTOWN Calamity" con.
nected and exciting account, with
a summary of the loss OF life, etc.,
by Gov. Beaver.
"New Steel Navy" ." Americas
American Girls Abroad" with
a list of those who have married
titled foreigners.
"Sugar Trust !seaten," Judge
Barrett's decision.
"rhe Linotype Machine" full
description.
Io4 pages. 25 cents copy.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04

Like the article itself is in almost everybody
mouth The people know that IL preserves as well a
beauties the teeth. Hence 1t is the standard Tooti
Wash OF the Period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04

Stercopticon Slides. Professor George r. Crom-
vol and others pronounce ntcrn sides the nnest IN
srerr, Comics from photographs are often taken Tor
origirais Redwood, II Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04

NERVOUSNESS AND DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PlLLS. twenty-five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D..

Kenncdy's Fail Hats are wonderful goods; u
Tie. II 90 - s. - 3d. and sax hats SO 90 81 *
SIS so, saving retail profit 70 COrtiahutSt UPSTAIRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04

Slceplcssncss. Indigestion and Pain arc horrors
that parkcrs Ginger Tonic will abaie
Parkcrs Halr Balsam aids the hair growth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04

CORNELL's BESzOIN SOAR
Whens the hands sOftcns the skin ana cures all rouS
ness All Druggists. % cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04

'Thc Beverage for Nursing M0thc $ i what pm
scians saw of NichosOns Liquid BIead. 1t sire gthr
and nvig0ratns the mothers system. Try It, For "a
by all druggists and grOcers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
Rogers, Peet & Go.

THREE )Prince.
BROADWAY Warren.
STORES, )32d ST
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
MASONIC NEWS

Os:,T 5oe No met M lsst Monday
~ - us' ~ e., ,Lss,ce If Che " NJ
- - -. yV,-l.r S.,ther
s90 o. w.; o '''."- - -, ,r;,,, ,orcb
A''A ~ H'Awt'' p.es.''l- "i,.; 80 80
9rale ana Cig.l "sle .1. ',u..iil.' p'-
'ao go 70 tas .'use lyi ~ '"s ~ " ~ ~
IRE nature, ia. me G'5 me -. n.'' e, ,-
p'sa-a's o. -ae5'i.- W. 49," -. '. .a,
b'n1} 9c2-.Al1, l' t.- - .,~.
y, ~ -,.. 81 ~ y +. 81. ..'' -. '-
A.''-t' -, 'l-' 80 ;,r r--, g.,
Lac '.e'A'yH ~ va. va 'I'., 80, -
cotae ana 20 4-~'H 'H' ~, ~ .. -
mee-'.si before 'N1y wa sc 'u- - 'L,
ioWed sl,le o. ODD. Ca '-e- ,i.. ,' 49,. I" ~
n.s so1e eS' b" Va go 80.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
THE WHEELING STEEL PLANT.
All tho salarled Men Paid OG-A Work
inem RI Talks.


The REGISTER stated abo1t tTo weeks
since that if the differences q. :ho Wheel
i7g steel plant were 1ot adjusted within
,e1 days OF two weeks from that time the
working fore would he disaol7ei ard the
plant closed down permanently.
There has bsen no settlement, snd ye5-
tsriay all the s4ll1ied men ato1t the es-
,ablishmertw we're paid on ard roifed dat
their services you'd ne 70 longer required.
The only men who aro nov under employ
m,n5 at IRE plant ass two or throe wa.ca-
men. This looks as if i; might be she end
Of The controversy. as tie company ias
sold IFS business.
An industry representing 500 600 cop-
ilsI lies idle, md b25 600 pe- month ir
wages are beine lbs. to Benwcoc hereby.
Two months having pas e5 since .la strike
BEGAN. $50 coo B sve tsen ie'C CIT ol dis
t-ihuuon IN the ,usr. and tina amount rs
20 small Ic.o- 10 b. U-c p-Dy q. TIE
08lofa!a... sfelis,,a over 400 u.5... q.
is unlerstso' t,.re rreebeGt 100 neu hsr.
on Aralnwa,ea j 5cisian. wh'.e I'm.
r.,o;rdsr enc msuArri ire Knight ~
r..bo- m 70 crsqaiz..iel a.a.i. i,be
-a-,.-.b sred .,at 10, toa.rsre.ei AS.
c.aucl presented a scale 20 lhe c,ul .-v
=, D...-o5.- '-st ,bi,b was returned 20
,bs t...-;,.i., ,g,.5o1t comment a1d lie
.-5 ~ III s.-.e ..g~.7 Nv .facom-a7,
p-,-7-... wen. -res r1end 81 .ssa3
,,.,i r.r 49,. a s,, wsi.b hes cea-
-, .r,- since and # h. ,s ,,te.e . 90. q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

FISHER On Sunday morning, March 10, 1859,
at 800 O'Clock MARTIN FISHER.
Funeral notice hereafter
KINIMINs-At Elm Grove, W. Va, on Friday
March sth 1859, at $50 p. m ANDREW II. KIM
MINIS, n the 7iIh year OF his age.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence
Monday afternoon at one o'clock. Friends Of
the family respectfully invited to attend. Inter
ment at Greenwood Cemetery.
sTEELE-On Saturday, March 9Th, lSS9 at five
oc ock p. m. Rev ". g. STEELE, az his resi-
deuce, No. 5o37 Wool street, aged - years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
BARRETr-On Monday, March {, at u clock,
IA, ELIZABETH BARRETT aged l5
BURLEY-Mondsy. March (. l,sJ. at Q o'clock
p. 10 BUsHROD W. BCELEY, aged p years.
LINGAMAE-On Friday. March 1st, 1852 at
Denver, COL LOlN T. LISGANAS, aged p years
and 10 months
REDMAN-On Thursday, March 5th, 1859 at
ocl0Cs ?. ~, THOMAS REDMAS, in bis list
yca-.
sA-RD-At washington, Pa Tuesday, March
l-sl. SO 500 o'clock. q. m, JOHN BAIED, Ia the
73d year OF his age
sNlU-On Tuesday March 8. az O'Clock g.
DID,. 0Us SMITH aged 81 years.
ZIMNER-On Wednesday, March @, lss3, at
1881 O'Clock p. H., IHEcHALD ZNNER, in the
5i,l year %. Iis age.
LEMNON-Cn Thursday, March -th. lSs9, at
u ocl * q M, infant son ~ Hannah J. and
Eugene Lemon, aged weeks and days.
KRNFT-On Wednesday. March 9th. 1850 at
O'Clock "a. ni., Mra. CAROLINE kEAFI. I'm the ST
ycG- OF he, age.
WILKINsON-O Thurfday morning March
2. 1S,9. 40 $40 o'clock, MATILDA, daughter Of
George aud Fannie Wilkinson, ased o nonths
and D. DAYS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
lie RED MEN.
The Recent Meeting Of tho Council oi
Great Chiefs Of tho State.

The Recent Meeting Of tho couucn Of
Great Chiefs Of tho State.
T.s Gree. Couai, o. tne Imp o of r.
NJ. If West Virgins was held il B.nvood
on lie a7.h Gun OF the Snow Noon, G s.
h. SOS. The Grsit Chiefs assembled at
the Howell House at the 7,h run, and st
fbe stb -un, risireofth sun, they boarded
q special ear furnished by -he Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, free Of charge,
f,r p.rwood Arriving there. they were
mel NV specisl committee and escorted
IN the yigesm OF Blazing Arror Tribe,
,,re7e ths Great Colnci f5e Tas kndied
AZ tn 9th run by Great Sachem Mictasl
sine After the oil cali eff ctiicirc, the
J1rior Past S ,hg1s were admitted and
Great Csuacl RCre9 conferred upon
them.
Council than a. a2y other GTsat Council
'irc in tbis safe. The report of tie Chief
Of Records showed chat the order has pc
dressed rapidly during tine PISS gscat san,
and the Waupam Bel contains thousands
OF fathoms OF wsmpum. The morning
session vas mcs-l7 occupied il receiving
repor.s and sppotng committees.
At the 18th run The Council adjourned
until TIE ID run. citing Of the sun, when
tie election OF Ch s,s took place, waich re-
solted in the following selections.
John Weind'er, Great Sachem-
b. kial Ms7ple Great Senior Sycamore.
J. c. said, Gret Junior SsgsmoIe.
lie Hrst, Great Chief OF Records
John Schneider Grsst KeePe7 Of Wan
puH.
Tie following s-e ths appointed officer
Henry Sflc. Gree SrnrsD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Elm Grove Real Estate.
n THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY
! West Virginia
James N Ru ell. administrator he estate OF
Mary Anderson deceased complainant


81 virtue or @ decree entered iu the above cn-
titled cause ON the pa day OF lccemter i,'o.
thc undersigned speCul comm ss'Ouer we'll on
saturday. March OH, 1889,
beg inning 40 10 clock ?. m, proceed % sen go
pubic auction, s., The front door C. tha Ccur.
House of Ohio county. Yves, Virginia, the i0I
loW.u desCriCed real estate that /, % gay. Lots
numbered one and Two OF the Wsddlc Gao aL
end 70 Cnan sub division Of LOT no Fl. ~ tIc
Poor House Farm in Ohio county. at Elm Grove
in said cOlutr. Lot so. ] irolts lj6 'ee- -
inches ON Bridge rect aud Lot 80. fronts 90
feet on mi. street. being 6lol ile same property
which wa. couvcycl 20 May Ardorton iu her
lifetime boy IS. II Ulldie 90 ais, hya deed dated
December O. 1s19. and recorded I'm the Office Cf
the Clerk Cf Tho County Court of Ohio county,
West Vrcu mia in Deed rock Nc 40, pagc l.
TERM, or SALE-ile terms of any such
sale shall be Ouethird or as much mere as The
purchaser may elect 90 pay of he purchase
money. cash in hand on tpc Gay or sale. aud the
residue iu TWO equal iustllmerts payable re-
.pecuvcly 100 twelve and eighteen months from
purchaser 20 give his notes with good security
for the Deferred payments and the legal ule
90 Doe retained as further security until payment
i'm foil. O.. r l.. GfLCIKIST
Special C0mmieslOncr.
hereby certify that bond has been given by
tine above named -ocial commissioner gs r.
quired by law and said decree Don the above en-
titled cause. JOHN w. MITCHELL.
Clerk Circuit Court %. OHIO County.
fe5, 10 -O.Gwr9 West Virginia
Sale al the atove property has been adjourned
until WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18Th lss9, st same
place and hour g. K. +. GlLCHRIsT,
mri04 Special Commissioner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Of the first 20 en- COL DANIEL soUrHwlcE
Est. and he afterwards rose 90 the
uoE Of captain. It wss in ibis way
tha. no gained biz title. Fer the ua-
ps.alislsd length Of seventy years Capt
Southwick took q deep interest among
a,ctst organizlticng particularly ir Free
masonry. in 1919 lie took the first
Masonic degrees in Solomon Temple lodge
Of Uxb1idge, Mose In 1923 DO entered
the Pawtucket Royal Arch chapter, End
ever afterwards YVES prominent member
Fer the past ify years re took en- Interest
ia Old Fellowship ,nd in he Methodist
church. Tie slwsys enjoyed remarkably
good heai:h
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
FRATERNAL MATTERS.
Col. Daniel SouthyiCk, Whose Death Was
Lately Announced,
OLDEST MGSOI IN THE COUNTRY.
The Knights Of P,thias, Knights Of Honor,
Red Men, etc.
INTERESTING LODGE ROOM GOSSIP.
VriaeR for The Suiddy Rcgisier.
THE PRESENT NOW.

Written for the SluiddJ Rcgiser.
THE PRESENT NOW.
We read OF the careless, thought'ess man
Who never at table sat
Without a growl a. lis good wife's food,
No matter how nice, no matter how good
Mothers cooking beats all that"
He never admits a change Of taste.
Or appetite by dyspelsla misplaced
In our Masonic Lodges may be found
A counterpart antique
Ofth aged grumbler, one whose years
Make him an oracle. it Oft appears
He thus essays to speak:
"You boys dopretty well, but must say
You can't quite come up to the old-time way"
"scant encouragement the young Master ssyI
And wonders ifit be true.
Nor is IL: ray, brother, excuse plain speech,
Thep eCepts symbolic these brethren teach
Are same as taught to!ou.
Heed him not. brethren, his dyspephc mind
Lives in the palt his mental eyes are blind
It's yours to do the bes. that you know how
For future good in ever present now;
They didno more whose place you occupy,
But t-ied To- do their best thus must you try.
XELA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Without any solicitation On my part,
Mr.. l.. L Kelly, manager CT the E'na Life
Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn, paid me
this day my endowment policy of $2,Oi7,
due June next. take great pleasure and
satisfaction in recommending the above
named Company 10 all my friends and &C
quaintsnces and TO all who may desire the
benefits Ct life insurance in On old and re-
liable company, whose conservative man
ags ment has never been questioned
SOLOMON KRAUs.
Wheeling, March g. 1889
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
NA1uEG's HIGHWAY


ohio
The marks on the landing iast evening
indicated II rect and falling.
Tire Scotia passed down at 4 a m and
the Bachelor and Courier departed on
time
Tire Louis A. Sherley got away Tor Gin
ci1nat a. O'Clock last evening With a
ZOO trip, Capt Thos H7nter in com
mard ard G. B. Reeves ia tie Office.
The steamer Audcs will be Tuesdays
racket frr Cincinnati, Leaving q, p. m.
Can't C6ss Muhienan in command and
II. i. Nol in the Office
The marks from above yesterd-y were.
pttshurg. feet % inches and falling.
No-nntown g Gst2 inches and allicg;
weather cloudy Reefs Lending. feet g
incnes ard falling; weather cloudy.
B-owsyiUe. ? feet % inches and filling;
weather cloudy. Lock NJ. 1, 10 feet
irca and falling weather cloudy. Greene
boro. u feet g riches and failing weather
elcaiy. OIL City, 8 fee @ inches and fall-
iug. weather cloudy and ccld.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
ItPay, others-It WIN Paw You.

1t Pays Others-It WIN Pay You,
To know how much big, round dollar
sill bay at the a'signee's esle now going
on at 1854 Market Square. Hardware and
mechanics tools sold at unheard Of prices.
High quality goods at low grade prices.
J. B. SOlDfERYMLE,
Assignee OF S. Z. Boyd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

rhyme appropriate to the occasion. Miss
Hamilton leaves many friends behind
whose bsst wishes 20 with her.
Ga last Tuesday evening Miss Kate Cam
erOn entertained number of her young
friends at her home on Wood street, East
End. The evening was very pleasantly
spent in playing various games, and the
discussion Of refreshments at intervals dur
ing the evening. Tire young folks de-
parted at a seasonabls hour, with hest
wishes for the charming yOung no ltess
Miss Ada Schafer, of the South Side, en-
tertained a number Of her young friends at
the home of her parents, last Thursday
evening, in honor of the fifth anniversary
Of her birth. The evening was very pleas
anty Spent in variOus games, and the young
folks departed at q seasonable hour, wish
ing their charming hostess many HAPPY re-
turns OF the days,
LAST Monday evening delightful party
WAS given at the residence of Mr.. Louis
Fuhr, the well known South Side baker,
the occasion baing in honor of the fifteenth
birthday OF his daughter, Miss Annie. and
ths thirteenth birthday of his son. Quits
an enjoyable time was had by all present,
and elegant refreshments were Sc we'd at
the proper boar.
Mr. John Medert, assisted By mis- many
gentlemen friends, gave an enjoyable marry
at the residence Of his parents, No. Dsls-
ware street, Island, Monday evening LAST
Among those present were Misses Emma
Dsgsnt, Allie Bowers, Hannah Cole,
Emma WindleD, Marion Com uittee, Kate
Degaut, Francis and Kate Msdert, n lie
bacon, Jessie Lyons, Emma Courts, Clara
Summel field, Fanny Courts, Leua Medert
and Messrs. Ben Emlui1, Homer Prayer,
John Hunt, Lem Baker, Vim. S.rauh,
Richard Plummer Clas. Calvary, VII
Miller, George ThOmpsoa ard Jas. Yost,
of Bslaire Refreshments were served at
T. o'clock, and all present enjoyed them
selves to the fulles. extent, and departed
at late hour with many earnest wishes
that the affair would soon be repeated.
Two shirt studs aIs considered very
high fashion for evening dres', but coed
many men wear three. The single stud is
considered bad form. Collars for evening
are egsin straight and high, aud do nos
turn over in front. TIE crayAt is triAs
wider than last year.
White linen bandkerchiefs with large
30 ka cots of various SHADES are in vogue
for mems wear.
There are two weddings set for imme i
stely after Lent One occurs on April
path and the other or April 25.h, both in
h'gh social circles.
The Turnsection Social met at the resi-
tence of Mrs. Geo Loss, on the Island,
and were entertained in very pleasant
manner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
NAPKINS !!

See our special numbers
of So Napkins al SL255
$3.50, $L9O and $500
A few more Of those go
Napkins at $l98. worth
S275.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
P. T. Haller, Great Guard Of Wigwam.
l. O. Lava Craot nrard of L,o-.eN

d -. Lowe, Ureat GuaTd OF 0rest.
Bro. ThOs. J. Irwin, OF Martins Ferry,
Ohio, raised the elected and appointed
Chiefs 10 their several stumps, after which
speeches were made, and at the 9Th run
tie Great Council fire was extipguished, to
be Ieklndled on the fourth Wednesday in
Snow Moon, G. S. d. 800, at the 9th run,
rising of the sun, at Grafton, in the Wig
wan of Hiawaths Tribe No. 9.
On the 2Sth sun the Steam Motor Co. of
Wheeling furnished the Great Chiefs a
special car for ride to their Park, where
nicely prepared lot of corn and veDison
had been prepared fer them, and of which
all the Chiefs partook freely. On return
ing TO the city, they adjourned 10 their
private wigwams, much pleased with their
trip ard The kind hospitality of the broth
els Of Wheeling.
Continued on Fourth PaOe.
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In his youthful days he took great interes

in military affairs,
and did much to
promote such mat
tiers in his native
town At the
breaking out Of the
war Of 1872 troops
were called for,
and among the
first torcspond was
the Mendon Light !
Infantry. Capt.
Southwici, was ono
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Capt Daniel Souihwick of FaTnumsville
Mass, who. az the time Of his death, was
undoubtedly the Oldest Mason in New
England, if not in the United States, died
recently at that place of old age. He was
the son Of Theopilus and Anne Southwick,
ard was born at Mendon, Mass, August
II, 1892. After he had gained as much Of
on education as was obtainable in these
days, he learned the trade of making shoes,
which he carried on more or lea during
his whole life.