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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05
Il j WILD HORSES.

The Fiery Hmt Dl'rtuLtivc S'"cis Found In
tIr N"u"i iisuE Sci.ir.
We have all real OF wild horses on
the plains. bat there are not many
people who know that there arc Sow
crIl bands In the mountains Oi Nevada
Such is nevertheless tic casC. and at
least three bands have been c in
tLis county along the high range near
the Lander line. There is one croup
OF seven or eight unimuls that is scen
every summer on tho very top OF
~ShGcknGsty Mountain. southwest OF
Cortcz. An old stallion seems to be
the king-pin Of tho herd. He il cssou-
italy a pO!ygarnOrs brute. ~ nothing
bu; mares are ever seer in his com
plny, and hc IL said to guard them
with u fathcriy care. Last summer
some OF tho cowboys out in that Sec
ton ave chase 20 the band for two or
thrcc days. When hotly pursued the
Old stallion was seen IT, drop in The
rna: and vigorously bite the others 10
mako ihcin accClcrn o their sUcel. lie
allows none 10 escape. aud il II tame"
animal fniis in his way it il taken alony
also. In 4 remarkably short time u
domestic animal becomes as wild as
tho rest. Several arc knCwn TO havo
been lost In this way. These wild
hcrscs lcols especially large and Emo
when climbing tho procipt'ou4 mount
ninl. They ran go any whorea mount
min Hhnop will % Bat thay do not
bca rc!ose Investigation. When caught
they nro found 60 be not mucl, larger
Cham II big greyhound. Tho bo urLOn
the Old Shed Wells rancho corra'cd
u last season after a two days hard
drive over tho hills. Tho poor littlo
thing ~ not worth tho effort. II
completely broke It's heart and consti-
tr,!on 10 be brought under tho ruloa
of civilization As tho boys expressed
II. lilo wasn't worth II short lit" and
they now pay no attention Whatever
tD tho wild hor-c. OF S~hacKuasty
Mountain. -Eurcka Sentinel.
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want. n.r Name changed.

SONS 81 the people Of %inDsmunca
-nDt ID. name Of their ioSn changed
bseau.e II ,eupis 20 much like TINT OF
ihe gi.st fe.ini Lneehe. ioomsr nj
Warrington. By The ~. IL IL currently
hporsd lbst $ etitnip Nevada aspimn,
Tor fohigh mission was Onsfod 10 lieu
thereof ihs sDiits sud exclusive agency
Oi Tits tiale ft5 The ssIr Of tho etle.
TINTED .oem1tsa gh'men;s. atlb ns
rrsnnfastatsi only otihr Watmwaaot',
btetcbts iosadfy NJ Phi tJeipiia.
TyIrxiUiS Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05

Virginia Ch,onIel.:-Last year Nor
t,a. e!ectrd a Rspne'Ivan delegate by
5.CCJ sn<jD,i;y. Encodissei ~ TIM.
sign Q: .~ieIkiy" the Rrpri!iesn Con-
gr,ss gGGdci pgIy conceded the aims
,i-n Of NortIn, ~ = STATE They
euEu,-do on tao Se-stoE> frosD that state
:, rirst ;Lerr hold 90 the u.ieE house
o. Lo~ TIe;s chickens axe 20:
Ek,Iyt, batch.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05

On February 22uI, 1889, rresiGtn;
IinnfisDp sigueI q bill admitting Sot,h
ntd Sydth Dakoin. itontaii and Wash.
.ngton "a states OF tho Uuion.-tR ose.
dale Bee.
Was not Mf. Harrison n litiir pre-.
lions IN commencing operations IL
Ftbrnhtyi Oi prthhp. tie Bee man 4.
not av,s tiGt Gto~f ClrreIaul hold
tie ia 81 PftDJen, until The 4ih Of
Mach. 1889.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05

Cleysar. Suck Juafral:-The
ui,rStt conditions DO uni sem to
Just: = tie p~urea.s= Of earle. bat all
,As .au= pow - ta- iiiu= to buy
Cattle are CHEAPER eos ttaa 'uey ~iiI
~ six months hence Wen mark
cnal.;ious are COED aud the oia-r fellow
has tie stock yo1 =,D:, you Mi! have
TO Ezy &c. yoGE =Gi,,l=.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05

Those who desire fresh Grocorioa and
Provisions. M ~cIl M glassware. Queens.
wnic, etc. should not fa,l 10 examine
my stock aud prices before purchasing.
~ penny saved Ia M gooi ~ n penny
cntncd." aud you cat save money by
purchasing goods Mt home. carfy a
large stock Of reasonable goods and
will sell ut Live md Let 1.-Two prices.
IL. ~. CnAsE.
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F'ultsnac Hotel.

S'nrc the recent fire Mt Pnli.ndc
wlich destroyed my hotel. together wish
lis c%n't"p'e. ] have opened The PAIL
SADIE HOTEL nirl nm now prepared
4" accommodate the travelling ruhirc
with good accommodations, both AZ 10
h"arl snh lodging. 4 liberal share Of
TIE public patronage Ia respectfully
sn'ititct.
. T. " NauM
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'rle White ugIs- Is S!l q he over
run E.;h EEL ants which cIT~= PErsI-
dsui aIrrisoa mach anuay.use. b.
;Ee=a al arts sud- OILS seekers bis life
is \ hur!sG AMI he often wishes him
s.lf lack IL ~Iuii.uap1Iis "-h-rs The
wicked Jants AMI "tir= setk-ry c=A.e
frrm trembling anil the usary tlr-
s.n'.>heE o. Aats and e:Ess s-cse.>i ate
- 1T
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-"]icncry? Wy, i~loncry died mos
a yeah ngo wid II kynrbunc!o" "Myl
lts awful h,w many gifts killed on
lem kyar5 nowadays. wild do bilcrs
bu5tm' an a gilgn' ]4rrunchcd tween
do kyat-buncicn"- Ifarpcr's Bazar.
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undertaking..

linving purchased Of brown K Hos
kins iheir interest IN tho Undertaking
business. ] am nov PREPARED Ia attend
Ia MI calls IN TINT line. ! will hlg0 NJ.
tend to tho repairing and upholrtefing
Of Furniture, sio. Shop on Commercial
street, mont door to brown d lloslisy
old stand.
sb NJ PETgIsos.
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.-Down in tho wilds OF Washington
County. Maine, tlIoy have discovered
n trcc the wood OF which Is whitc
birch and the bark henlock.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05

"a mustard p.nstcr does not Bcom
emnrt NJ first. but H. makes its inn
preston by hard, steady application
IN. Y. NDws.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-05

4 iron, room. D13t feet, suitable FOR
Slot Shop. Tniiof Shop. Barber Shop,
Fruit stand " ChDp itOusc. Apply nt
Bnmh Exchange Saloon.
BoioH PErr,
An
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For snIc or Sent.

The dwelling house on the corner
west 81 Che Gcn Ia for sale or roni.
The r,cp'ity consists 81 two lots under
'oucc nnd d hongc otfour roomH. Apply
10
william SIHPsos.
I.27. Elko, Nevada.
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CLBT ELAH BAYS!
FLEE COLTS FOR SfLE.
IHATE ron SALE The FOLLowIS6
] cots. As GGr !UU.s stations I,tAL BE found
in tie st.ts.
.--FRANX,-

EElGWT BAY; TGELED. a sTU
- 1856; Is GsHds hirh: weight i.af1 IT,.
SIS sired - CJACIIA%: hs b! YDs SG
2. ACocE !" Ly nEi:DD aud HE.:JD va.
ryi b. E,i|II.ct. 1T dala y yICrUI: NOR
GA%. eAcr'I"t 'i'd weight. LOO por.aG,. "a
IAN h. ytAstEg!%n GIFT. record 2Git: ne
hy Ma"bEiNO CHIEF: l., Ly NaMEEIso
PaFH .eIEE.
HaTEaE%r": I'D. SPIEISG. vs..
hInE O.. NJ.
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D;srnscr corEr.
Hox. L. Il. RIounr. Judge.
Exc, ;iay ], 1859.

Exc. Nay !. lsso-
The Stat. Of Nevada VI. Dan NahHa
In the r,A,;-s ofa ~au4rt OF attach
rreat for d!ssSe,irg an irilnt,in=-
ia. pfsnm-s Esl sprs,,st for tie
Defendant. the complaining ~ttsssS. Z.
Z. CaaGnnn, hing rpr- .s:=h -
Aests. T-Ibo: & Harrington. Tas de-
,endnu; snierei. pea o. u: s=i!,y.
aud The case Na> place! ou :ri.E.
In the meta OF tie the Ett:- ~
Ckatity LtnhaD. D~eerzs-i. Tee pet
ZION OF t;. D. Llnhaat, b. aFFo:ptsi
=.iaIiris;rsior Of saii.,iI:s vas La";E,l.
on ronditiln tE.s the ,niI y D. L II.
ban Gle = b5nI in tie SUM as - 80.
ae.DE,l,ns - ia-. aud t.ke the E,rsS
say Data.
Nay .. 1889.
In the matter o.! tie Fffa,e OF Clarity
Lanhsn. psesAseA: Tae Coz.t AZ
pointed E1b.;; Hubs. Ca-s Woodland
AMI Z. i. Ch.guon a, appraiser. o!
sill cite
The State o! Nevada - D,a Nakzu:
E~Ism!Eatoa OF r.tEesfes c1negzi-i.
s5h afi=E aIgiiDsLi ~ T~sl s=sis~ sSzL-
sci the cx~= VS. sub.ifJsI. ard IL=
Coast ordered tina; a Gs. 81 SO Re
= sessei against "a. dsf=El.at. rai=a
a4gdaI pri.s .ad ;@e ca:siiAEt E@
discharged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
NEW MARTINsVILLE.

The Proctor Tragedy stin Fresh IN the
Public Mind-Other News Notes.
Special Correspondence Of The Spidcy Register
NEW MARIISsvILLE, May 18.-The
excitement carsed by the Proctor tragedy
has eubsided, but the interest felt in the
case, and the probable result, is great.
The two doctors sire still behind the bars,
awaiting trial, which will very probably
occur this week.
This fair at the Court House, on Thurs-
day and Friday evenings, for the benefit of
the P. E. church, was well attended.
The U. S. lighthouse boat, Golden
Rod, was at the wharf last evening
about 8 o'clock. She passed up the river
after a few hours delay.
Col. W. W. Arnett, of Wheeling, was
here on Friday, on legal business.
Josephus Clark and daughter Minnie left
for Morgantown on Thursday.
F. D. Young, E O., is absent at Weston
in the interest OF life insurance.
Union services will be held in the Baptist
church next Sunday. This will be the &C.
casion for the annual seImOn for the G. A.
r.
Memoria. Day will be made general this
year in the matter Of decorating the graves
Of the silent dead. IRE Sunday schools
will participate in the exercises,
An entertainment was given at the H On
School building or Wednesday to defray
expenses in obtaining portraits of the late
Principals Umstead and Martin. A hand
some sum was realized. The music was
furnished by our new orchestra.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
PORTLAND.
Pertinent Paragraphs PithiIy Condensed
In Our Sunday Letter.
in this city

Pertinent Paragraphs PithIly Condensed
in Our Sunday Letter.
Special Correspondence Of The Sunday REGISTER.
PORTLAND, May 1S.-Three Of the Port
land boys took in the excursion, on Mon
day, from Bellaire to Steubenville.
The strike at the Kelly coal mines still
continues. The miners holding out for
sixty cents. At COopeT's mines, on the
opposite side of the river, the price paid Is
sixty ceats, and the miners here think
they should receive the came.
J. @. Hoge shipped very fine horse
from this station this week.
Dr.. J. A. Tweedy, of Cleveland, was in
town on Wednesday.
Fuller, the coal man of Dillon, accom-
panied by his son, of Norwalk, was here
Wednesday. The young man was suffer
ing from something like sun-stroke re-
ceived while coming down the creek.
John Robinson 8 advance agent decorated
the town Thursday.
Another Italian row took place on the
creek this week A dispute arose between
one of them and foreman by the name of
Wilson, in regard to the time of the form
er, when, failing to convince Wilson, he
undertook to exterminate bim by the aid
of his knife Wilson received several ugly
cuts on the head and hand, but none OF
them serious. He hunted up the con-
stable, who, at last accounts, wasin search
of the Dago.
Darling & Kennedy, contractors on the
W. q L. E are to-day shipping car lead
of tools to Scranton, Pa, where, it is said,
they have a large contract of railroad
work.
James Neel and daughter, together with
William Beall, of Portland, were in our
city Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff jordan, Of Steubenville,
was here on business yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Nelly has been filling supply
in telegraph Office at Beaver for week
or two. He returned home last night.
c. A. Wilson, chief engineer of the w.
& L. E., is stopping at R.W. Hodgen's to-
day.
Will Lewis, of the c., L. & W, is at
home for day Oh two to see that big boy
of his.
Miss Efie West, of Tiltonville, was here
the first part of the week in the interest OF
the band festival TO take place there to-
night.
@. T. AIKEN has accepted the position Of
travelling salesman for the Tiltonville Pot
terry Company, and leaves for Chicago on
Monday. Success, Charley.
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PARKERsBURG.
A Bright Array of News Items to Interest
Eve Woody.

"A array u -NS"o NNN-9
Eve ybody.
Special Correspondence Of Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURe, W. VA, May 1s.-The
most notable society event in PsrkersbuFg
fo- sometime was very elegant progret
siye dinner given Thursday night, by Miss
Mary Murdoch. Didner lasted from Z
O'Clock until 1870 and consisted of ten
courses II was altogether very brilliant
affair, the guests being in full dress and
some Of the ladies costumes being very
elegant The guests were Miss Guitar, Miss
Kate Harris. Miss Anna Moss, Miss Flor
ence Shattuck, Miss Lucie Cambria, Miss
Monte Gambrill, Miss Julia Cook, Miss
Lulu Smith, Miss Hattie Van Wrinkle. Miss
Juliet Blackford, Miss Blanch Dellicker,
Miss Jessie Leach, Miss Anna Chancellor,
Mrs Charles E. Morrison, and Messrs. G.
A. Bukey, B. K. Blackford, P. D. Neal,
t. o. Bullock, D K. Cook, NJ. Q. Van
Wrinkle, George GAmbTill, W. @. DeCamps,
A. ]. Bandy, W. P RathbOne, jr., Guy L
Camden, CHARLES E. Morrison, Howard
Kraft, II. H. Hawkins, Hoffman SommeIs,
G. L Muhleman and W. T. Barber.
Mr.. w. @, Mann, young lawyer of this
city, aud Miss Maggie Lofts, also OF this
city we're lietly married Thursday alter
noon at Marietta.
Misses May and Belle Clemens, the
charming daughters Of Circuit Clerk U
NJ. Clemens, will give large "toto" party
next Tuesday night. About fifty guests
will be present.
Lieut.. B. D. Spllman, son-in-Iaw OF SEN
ator Camden, is completing on Ann street
one of the most elegant and imposing res
idercas in The entire State.
Miss S,ollay Page has returned to
Clsrksburg after visiting Rev. and Mrs.
S. Scollay Moore at Trinity rectory.
Rev Geo. E Hite and ]. W. Wander
wort, ESQ went to Morgsntown Thursday
where Mr.. Hite lectured before the Uni
ve1sity students that night.
The NJ. E Sunday school gave an espec-
tally successful social and literary enter
tainment Friday night.
L. A. Henderson and Miss Fannie Sew
ers were married Thursday night in South
Parkersburg
Capt John Parrish, one Of the veteran
river men of the Ohio Valley, has been ad-
Judged insane, and will have TO be taken
to Weston.
Mrs W. H. Ramp is visiting the fam
lily of Judge English at Point Pleasant.
A new Council of J. o U. A. NJ was
instituted here Monday night.
The East End Hose company gave ball
Thursday night
Capt s. B. Baker, OF the Z. R X. Of P.
went to Huntington Thursday, to help
institute new Uniform Rank.
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CADIz
News OF seven Days Boiled Down for the
Register.

News OF seven Days Boiled Down for the
Register.
spe-ic, Correspondence Of tie SUNDAY Register.
CADlZ. O., May 1S-A new Knights Of
Pythias Lodge is to be instituted al Har-
risville, this county. This will make six
x. Of ?. lodges in this county.
Hon. John A. Bingham will deliver the
Memorial Day Grafton here.
On Tuesday, May p, the Commission
els VIII let the contract for building a cot
tage building az the new Children Home.
Work on the main building Is being rap
idly pushed.
Will CTa.g returned Friday from a
several months visit at Craig Nebraska.
A little child Of Mr. and Mrs. w.
HavnaT died on THURSDAY night
Fred ID, Perry, Of Cidiz, was elected
MsiOr n the State Encampment of Sons
Of Veterans, 80 Cincinnati, this week
Ed Crabb, Of Gainesville, Ills, is visit
IN his mother and many friends here.
The political pot is boiling over among
the Republicans. and there is a scramble
after the offices. There are eight candi-
dates for he uOminatisn for County Com
missioner, and three fer Treasurer. n. B.
Buckingham, OF HOpedale, is the latest ad-
dition who desires TO serve his country il
the State Legislature as Representative.
Miss Anuie Strsthsrs, a popular young
coloTei LADY, sged 10 died on Wednesday,
OF consumption. She was a member of the
graduating class Of the Csdiz schools for
1SS9.
Bob the Giin and Petty oil wells have
been drilled 10 the depth Of considerably
over thousand feet, aud gas has been
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
MOUNDsVILLE.

Fresh and Newsy Gossip from the Mound
City.
Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, May 1S.-Miss Emory,
of Wheeling, is the guest of Miss Estellt
Myers.
Gen. B. ". Price entertained few o.
his friends to card party, at his residence
in the eastern suburbs, Tuesday afternoon.
The select school here is progressing
finely, under the management of Williams
& Parsons, and bids fair to be a great
success.
w. NJ. Kincaid, who has been acting as
attorney for John o. Pendleton in the con
test for Congress at Cameron, was here
yesterday. He says the Republicans failed
to produce any rebutting proof in single
instance where the vote was proven to BIZ
illegal by the Democrats, although deatf
struggle was made to do so.
Since the new schedule went into effect
the REGISTER is carried past and DOM
reach here until noon about half the time
II there was couple of mail trains put or
We wouldn't get the morning paper,
at all.
The wife of Mr.. Alfred Maxwell, WHIT
resides near Limestone, died Thursda.
night of consumption. She was buried
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The workmen on the abutments for tn
new bridge over Little Grave Creek
struck strata of blue mud at a depl
of ten feet, which will necessitate tn
driving of a number of piles before tn
work can proceed.
Mr.. VIII Allen and Miss Lizzie Greg
were quietly married at the home of tn
bride Thursday evening st o'clock.
DR.. Harry Adams, formerly of thi
place, bat now Of California, is here rust
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
CLARKsBURG NEWS.
Fresh Cosby items From a Busy West
Virginia Town.

Fresh Cosby Items From Busy West
Virginia Town.
sps-ial Co-sspsn9asce O. ne Sunday RsglSeT.
CLARKsBURG. May 1s.-COurt convened
here on last Tuesday. Hon. J. NJ. Hsgans
delivered an excellent charge 70 the grand
iurv. He pointed out clearly It's duties in
a brief and yet emphatic manner. His
remarks were highly complimented, and
the subject Of frequent encomium.
About two hundred Of our citizans have
tickets before the grand jury which has
bser in session several days, and will coz
tinue its work for some time yet. II Is
more than likely thst large number Of
indictments will be found. The criminal
docket of the court is large and it will take
more than a week 10 disposs OF the cases.
The town has purchased additional
property % iacent TO its water works.
The suit If Pfherling against Nushaum,
wherein the damages were laid at SlO. 600,
will be tried next Thursday.
TT. Willis, Egg, is in Huntington at
tending the institution Of the Uniform
Rank Knights Of Pythias.
DR.. A. 5. Carr, a prominent physician OF
this city and ex-member Of the Board OF
Pension Examiners. left Thursday night
for Parkersburg, where he will visit his
sister. Mrs Carter, and then 20 TO Hunt
ington 10 be present at the institution in
the Order Of Knights Of Pythiss Of the
Uniform Rank.
Among the distinguished lawyers visit
ing the city during the past week wss
Hon. Alpheus Raymond, Of Fairmont.
On next Monday the Court will be oceu-
pied in the condemnation Of land along
the route Of the new railroad in this conn
". Gov. Fleming is here, and will repre-
sent the interests Of the road with Hon.
John Basel
It's rumored that Ia re is soon to be
erected in this city plant for the purpose
OF furnishing incsudescent electric light.
Let the work of progress and enterprise 20
on.
The newly appointed Republican Board
Of Pension Examiners has entered upon It's
work.
Little Walter Harm, while playing last
evening on Chestnut street fell, and strik-
ing his face on the pavement received a Sc
nous bruise.
The MasOns have purchased site and
laid OF beautiful cemetery.
The Republicans here are jubilant over
the fact that Major A. Q. Moore is to have
q foreign mission.
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BRIDGEPORT
Items of Interest Pertinenly fsra'
grsphed.

Items of Interest Pertinently Para
graphed.
The commencement of the Bridgeport
High School occurs next Thursday evening
and will be held in the rink. The grad
mating class this year is the largest for years
and consists of the following persons
Misses Bessie Cooke, May Ledwick, Molllt
CaEs Carrie Steger. Hettie Oppenheimer,
Halle Smith, Flora Sells, Minnie Branch
and Messrs. Lloyd Duncan, Chas. Howell,
Cyrus Wise and Lee Ring.
The new City Hall will be dedicated IN
a magnificent style about the middle OF
Juue. The programme will chiefly be oil
a musical nature and will be something
grand.
Mr.. August Breidenstein has sold his
beautiful Arabian driving mares to MIR.
Stewart at Belmont, o. They were the
finest team ever brought into this vicinity
Quite a fine base ball ground has been
made in West Bridgeport, and the organ
ization of a club is now in progress;
A banquet will be given by the Alumni
Association on Friday evening next, at
their rink in Kirkwood A neat and en-
pertaining programme has also been pre-
pared for the occasion, and those fortunate
enough to be present will no doubt have
royal time.
Mr.. Nicholas Kuhn has purchased fine
driving mare.
Mr.. J. C. Dent has purchased a new
Tuft soda fountain. II is of the latest de-
sign and attracts great deal Of attention.
Mr.. William Gill is at home rom the
Saldiers' Home at Dayton, Ohio.
Mr.. Birnie Scott is in the country spen
ing Sunday.
On Friday evening the members of the
First Pfesby terrain choir, assisted by the
choir of the First church in Wheeling and
Misses Emily Warwood Flora Williams,
Lucy Lane Grimes, and MesseIs W. B.
Day, Silss and Allen SOmmers, gave con-
cert in the Presbyterian church. The
bouse was well filled with cultured au-
dience, including many people f ON Wheel
ing. The concert was the musical event
of the year, and was highly spoken OF by
sIl who were so fortunate as to hear It,
On Friday Officer Ed Keller arrested
Dan Losh on the charge of being impli-
Gated in the recent West Virginia robbery.
Owing to the non-appesrance OF the only
witness he could not be held, so the au-
thorities knowing he was wanted in Wells
burg, sent for Constable McKenry OF that
town to come down to Wheeling and get
his man. Losh was again brought before
the Mayor, who gave him thirty-fve min
utes to leave town, and ordered Keller to
escort him away. Keller took BIN across
the bridge into West Virginia, where Con-
stable McKenvy and Officer Lukins were
waiting for him. 1t was also discovered
that a partner of Losh named Alex Gurley
was wanted, so Keller went back and ran
Gurley out of town into the officers arms.
1t was rather neat piece of work all
round.
II. W. Rhodes is in Cleveland attending
convention of the Y. M. @. A.
Miss Mary Hedges is the guest OF friends
near Pittsburg.
The new city building is rapidly nearing
completion. 1t will be convenient and
we'll arranged building for the purpose and
will I'LL long felt want.
Fred joyce, who was bitten by dog
last week. is again able to be about.
Harry WoOdmanse is the guest Of friends
in this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
pLYNinrTH COUNCIL.

Plymouth Counil, No -, 0. L. A. NJ,
of Bellaire, is growing very fast and has a
live organization. They meet every Tues
day night in K, of L. Hall. LAST Tuesday
night they had seven applications, and
gave four the second degree. On the first
Tuesday night Of June they will work in
the first degree. The Lodge will parade
on Decoration Dsv.
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next Friday, Msy oath. Stewards Orches-
ira. of Wellsburg, will furnish the music.
The Glass Works resumed again On last
Monday after an idleness of two wee ks.
The pudding department, which mas
been on single turn for the psst few months,
will return to double turn, beginning next
Monday. .u,s
The Spaldipg Addition school will hold
an entertainment prior 10 the closing oil
the school next week.
PHI. McConnsughDey, 'our furniture
man." made business trip 20 Cincinnati,
o. this week. Mayor Poole ofiasted IN
his stead.