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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
NEW NIARTINsvILLE.

special Correspondence o. the Sunday Register.
NEwMA EVANSVILLE, W. VA, January
- The high wind whi,h did so much
damage elsewhere, blew down the smoke
stock Of Stender's mill ana damaged the
bridge across the creek by lifting some Of
railing.
Dr.. j. ". Yeater, our Senator elect, left
for Charleston last Monday.
County Court wss in session two days
during the week. Mr.. Homer was elected
President, Vice ElTnshaw, whose time has
expired.
Walter f. Orange Of Richmond, Va e.,
y. c. Of the j.. o L A. NJ was here last
Tuesday and Instituted Magnolia Council
No Of The above order. He was assisted
by John d Hall, Of Wheeling.
Circuit Court viii be in session next
Tie siay, when our newly elected judge,
7. Perry Jacobs, will preside.
Tho tIa MS on the 0 r. r. road were de-
ta'nsd ato1t SIX hours on Wednesday by s
"shD" oe the road eb5ye Slrdis station.
A rail osd horror was averted by the
timely discovery of the obstruction.
Miss Grace Jones, of Dillies' Bottom, IS
visiting Miss Lena Umstead.
John SDOigrass has moved his ceniec-
tionary store TO the KOOn'z building,
which is fitted up quite neatly.
Tue Democrat has removed its press to
the fret floor of it's bailding snd placed the
steam power in petition. We may lock
out for a steam printed Democrat next
week.
Several cases were tried before Squire
McCasksy during the week.
Josephus CLARK mss finished the annex
to his s.orsrcCn. He has nOw one Of tie
most e0mmodious and finest rooms in the
country.
f. D. Young, ESQ Esq HIS been alb
cent during the past week on legal bust
ness.
The Junior Order Of American Mechan-
les have fitted up tie second floor Of the
Koontz building very handsomely for
lodge room.
Religious services are being held in the
NJ. E Church North, every evening by
Rev. d. s Hammond
Services were held ct st. Ann P. E.
Church Friday evening by the Rev. c. G.
Pearson.
The County Court ordered vote this
week TO re taken At The school election in
May TO issue bonds r. build the new Court
House If it is "a defective ss the one
lstely isken on the question of removal it
viii not avail much.
Sheriff E1 Kyle of Osball county, an
old Wetzsl boy, was in town this week.
-.
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FRATERNAL GOSSIP.
Something About Prominent knight Of
Pythias.
BRO. YIN. BOYNTONGALE, OF BOSTON.
New Masonic Chapter Constituted at New
Cumberland.
GENERAL LOCAL LODGE ITEMS.

Among the many notable men who
occupy seats in the great Pythian
house of represantatives-the supreme
lodee-one of the most prominent and
able is S. r. William BoyntOn Gale, Of
Boston. His services to the order univer-
sal have been of long duration, of the most
valuable nature, and freely and unselfsh-
ly given, says the Pythiaa knight.
He wss born in South Hampton, N. H.,
August s, 1929, and was educated for the
bar. He has steadily risen in the legal
profession, and is to-day one of the most
prominent lawyers in Boston.
Bro. Gale became Knight of Pythias
on August %, 1870, being one
Of the charter members Of Mari
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
BRILLIANT NOTES.
speesq. Correspondence Of The Sunday REGISTER.

speetG. Correspondence Of he Sunday Re0tser.
BRILLIANT, O, January IA party
Of civil e. gineers were in town on Friday
and did considerable surveying ia our
town or almost every street. Their pres
ence greatly interested orr people. Many
thought they were in the interest of the
new railroad which is projected alorg the
river here ID the near future. The party
was in the interest of the Pennsylvania
Company, tu. their presence indicates
that the company expects rival soon.
Mr.. John Sill, mlllwright at the mill
has moved his family here from Steuben-
vile.
DR.. Dougall, who took up his abo1e
among US short tine $50, appears 20 be
giving entire satisfaction and has about
all ne can attend to.
Candidates for office ct the coming spring
election are beginning 20 loom up, especial
II for the Marshslship.
Two hundred chairs, which will lie
added TO the seating capacity of the Town
Hall, aIe expected TO arrive TO day (Satur-
day). The Christian Church will sls) re-
eeive one hundred.
1 ut y tt1bHO- M 10 "a iNNteh W ANoN AAAS
operations or rext Thursday.
At tae mill both The pudding depart
meut and the nail factory are tlking a
rest. The factosy is expected to resume a
week from Monday.
Miss Ina williams, Of East Liverpool,
o., is the guest of Mrs. VIM. Buoy.
Orr streets are IN better condition row
than ever they have been during the
muddy seasons, which Is owing TO the at
tention paid 10 them by COurcil during
the past few months
Mr.. Charles Bese, Of Elba, o., is visiting
bis grandparents here. lie will lesye
with his uncle James for Pittshurg next
week.
Miss Emma Gamin, OF Wheeling. &C.
conpsnied by Mrs. Charles Cox, of Wells
burg, were visiting friends here Saturday.
The prospects of g literary society being
formed here is encouraging 4 party IS
in town soliciting in the interest Of one.
The same is being formed in other small
towns. II should have the support Of our
me- ne
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
How The peadloek Was Broken.

WASHINGTON, January T.. - In the
House to-day the journal Of yesterdays
proceedings was read without any obstacle
being interposed by Mr. Weaver, Of Iowa.
who sat quietly at his desk while the
Clerk read the record of his dilatOry mo-
tons
1t was generally known throughout the
House that the deadlock would be broken
to-day, and Mr.. Weaver silence surprised
nobody, while it satisfied everybody.
Mr.. Randall offered a resolution abOl-
ishiDg the rule providing for adjournment
at . o'clock. Under objection it went to
the Committee on Rules. Mr.. Weaver
gave notice that he would not obstruct
business further until the Committee on
Rules had reported.
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CLARINGToN GOSSIP.

Special Correspondence # ne sunday Register
CLARINGToN, OHIO, January 12.-Mr.
Geo. Newhouse was at Wheeling on Mon
day,
Messrs. W. T. Hurd and G. L. Kroning
were at WcOlsfield a few days this week
Mr.. T. K. Smith, of Bellaire, was IN
town Friday.
Mrs. J. A. Kempel and daughter re-
turned home from Wheeling Friday even
ing.
Mr.. o. C. Thomas was at Wheeling a
few days this week.
Prof. L. G. Crippen is at Bellair, assist
ing his son, C. L. Crippen, in teaching a
class in shorthand.
Mr. H. T. Ashbough, representing Liz
get & Meyers Tobacco Co, is in town tc-
day.
Mr.. C. f Citizens, OF Hannibal, Ohio,
was III town this afternoon.
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Questions Of Vital Interest to Insurer

by implication provide
application paid when
provide for the app
due THEY do
the laws Of any state COMPEL Company
Gel
ma o THEY DO NOT
laws OF state compel Company D.
death, dividends stand
the credit OF he THEY TO
We al the policies:
travel the Continent OF North America
Cancer OF Europe
except blasting mining or as brakeman on ar
orr otherye
occupation except the military or naval ser
time
POLICY IS INCONTEsTABE
POLICY
twenty accumulated dividends and addition the
piup Policy o oneha e original Policy.
really need Examine the "ashnsons Contract IL is SID
premium any Information concerning Life Insan
be
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4 Say OLE PRoCRKpINes.
An Application to BE Made by the Counsel
for The Snesr Truat.

An Application 70 he MAOe Dy tlS NoNliss 4
for ghe Sugsr Trust.
NEW YORK, January 12.-T5e Herald
ssys thst tho cotet.e Of able lawyers who
get big lees for looking after the interests
Of tie Sugar Trust are preparing to make
an application to some Judge Of the Su-
preme Court other than Judge Barrett for
q stay Of proceedings.
The ohjsc. of this is 20 prevent the ap.
pointmnt Of q receiver TO wind up the
sfsiIs Of the North River Sugar Refining
C3mpaDy-;n accordance with Judge Bar
rett's decision until the defendants have
lime to appeal to the Court Of Appeals and
get a decision.
lis qui epeobable that the lawyers may
succeed in getting 9 stay Of proceedings.
This ia osly temporary 'Xgedient, how
ever, and dili1te5ested lawyers say that
judge Barreit-'s decision i5 founded On
wei settled principles Of the COMMON Law
nd that it viii stand.
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city, is a member of this lodge, and it
may be that an effort will be made TO
organize LEGAL Branch in Wheeling.
GENERAL LOCAL NOTES
Picked up Among the Wheeling Lodges
Durin0 fba Week

Picked up Among the Wheeling Lodges
During the Week.
Ohio Valley Ledge No. 81 conferred the
Page Rank on one candidate, ard the e.
quire Rank, on one Page, on Friday even
ing. The rank of Esquire and Knight
will be conferred rext Friday tyeniDg
Ceur De Lion Division No. l, Of the
Uniform Rank, conferred the Rank on one
member Of Black Prince Lodge Nc. 10, on
last Wednesday evening. This Division
wos inspected by Col. B. Stanley, OF the
Major Generals staff, tie same evening.
A committee was also appointed to make
the necessary arrangements for celebrating
the Silver anniversary Of the Order on the
10Th day of February next.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
A Printers Strike.

WLKEsBARRE, Pa, January 12.-Al
the printers working on three daily papers
of this city, the Record, the Nelr' Dealer
and the Leader went on a strike to-day.
The publishers met the financial demands
made by the printers, but the trouble hes
in some of the rules of the Union. The
publishers say they are determined to Iun
their o IN business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
= - - rEMAnKABLE.


This Republicans Of the city couacil
have given notice chat they intend to move
Tuesday .or ,laa5n of the Injunction
preventing them passing or in.osciDg TIE
edistri,tirg ordinance"
The rema7Ea -ls psr. of the thing is that
.hsv propose g., ignore Judge JOSEPH
PAUL.. of Wheeling, who is the proper
nudge to bring the care before and go forty
milee away let, Hancock county end
bring Judge CA,uBEru here to decide the
csse.
Judge PAUL. So a Republican. as IS
Judge CA1prErL; he has had the case be
cre his eyes from It's Inception, and knows
slI its details. he is q good lawyer snd
coed judge.
Judge CAyruELr is almost totally ig
norsnt of Che eve.
Yet tits proposed to try the case before
Judge Campbell.
Judge PAUL. ia specially paid to stay in
Ohio county and attend to just such mat
tsrs IS this.
We, IT i'proposed to bring the case be-
fore JudSe CAlpBELI.
Is not tbis very remarkable proceed
ine2 IL savors Of something N,J rost
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

A CoUNrElDIAN, who saw MIS-. CLEvE-
LAND as G reception, said II can't tell
ny wife what she wore. Her fsoe just
broke ne rp. and when she sto2k
hauts I forgctall shout her clothes"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

SOUTHERN REPURLICANs in search OF
an Office under General HARRISON should
ssk for what they want, ard co it early.
It viii hurt the Geneups feelings if they
stand bscE and wait for the office to seek
che man.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

boro lodge, No. As,
Of which he has re
manned a member
ever since. II Q
served as chancel-
lor commander in
1871, and has repre-
sented Marlboro
lodge in the grand
lodge ever since
that year. By 1875
he had risen to the
dignity Of grand
chancellor Of Mas
sachusetts, and in
1877 he was chosen
representative to
tha e,,r~ais,a lalGs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

WHEN Dr.. CAHooN, Of Crumpton, Ma
rylard. married lsst week, he sent his wife
of IN a bridal tour, and remained at home
himself After three doys' travelling the
b-ide returned Disguised with her trip.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
New Junior a. O. L. NJ. Instituted

Walter E Orange, National Councillor,
ofRichmond Va, Of the Junior A. o. T..
NJ. and John D. Hall, Vice Councillor, on
last Tuesday evening instituted Magnolia
Council No. at New Msrtinsville, with
twenty-six charter members, comprising
many prominent professional and business
men ofthe city. The officers are Councillor,
Mckee; Y. c., Overs; Secretary, Nell;
Treasurer. Barrick.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

THE Democrats namsd the candidates
ior Council yesterday They are all
roc1 respon-ible citizens, that go one can
rnake q mistake in voting for
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BEFORE HsURING IN ANY OTHER COMPANY EXAMINE
TheWaShingtons New SeDi-EDdOWnentPoI

run
policy ogeterv
policy accumulated dividends
issued
accumulated dividends without the I@}f
and with
guaranteed % third
which Cmendowment pol
the uarn cedpa follows
years $1,000 5000 SIX years $500
years ear 0O0 and dividends
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

His services to the order in that body have
been continuous since that time, as chair
men of the committee on endowment rank
for some yesrs, az chairman of the commit
tee on law and supervision at the Toronto
and Cincinnati sessions, and in other ca
pecities. TIC his committee, it will be re-
membersd, were ordered submitted all the
laws Of Pennsylvania alleged to be in con
flict with those of the supreme lodge, and
upon its report the corrections to be made
y;e;e submitted to the grand ledge of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

IF ANY Southern Republican has ros
yet visited General HARRISON or written
90 him, be should do so at once.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

NEW YORK street car conductors sno
drivers, who have been interviewed, an
neurcs themselves tired OF strikes.
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: edwards thinks

Al SJrlnEer, TINS week
Miss Flo. Kelly is slowly recovering
from severe attack Of TYPHOID fever.
Mi Bourl err, D. D G. 81, installed the
following officers of Union LOdle o o.
F., on Friday eve. y. S. Gillespie, y. c.;
VIM. Hall, V. G.. T. o. BsttOn, Secretary;
Tnos. Pastors, Cor. Secretary, and G. Ne:-
woldt, Treasurer.
The W. 81. E r. R. engineers are
stiu conveying our town; the road passes
through on q sharp curve and consequent
" will destroy considerable property. Tie
cut on the B'gger farm beiog made by the
Cleveland aud Wheeling r, K. IS about
completed.
Qaite q sensation Was created IN War
renton on Wednesday evening by one Of
tie School Board messing the teacher On
the street ard threatening summary ven
geance on account of son who he claimed
had been numerically beaten by the sad
teacher; however, the teacher still holds
the fort.
Miss Laura Cess, of Martins Ferry, is
the guest Of Miss Emma BettoD.
Miss Ruth McManuis, of near Mt Pleas
ant, gave he TItonylle public schools q
pleasant visit this week.
Mr.. J. Y. Richardson, tescher Of Buck
ege school, is On the siCS list; consequent
liz no school this week
J. G.. West and wife yesterday cel1-
bTated their forie.h anniversary O. mar
RED life.
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the Legislature. Everywhere, North, South,
East and West, the evil ia recognized and
its removal demanded.
The reform is coming.
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nrdar of the ION Han.

It is not generally known that there is
a Local Branch Order Of the Iron Hall in
this State. It is at Martinsburg and its
number is rs. William NJ. Rouke, Of this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

TIE discussing Of the dancing question
ts been somewhat enhvened by the bob
b.rg up of tN Surgeon WILLIAM A
HAMMOND. The doctor in his positive
and authoritative way declares that dane
ing is good for both mind and body, End
should not he condemned
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

MALONE hiss got the start on that
Southern cabinet appointment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

Col RICHARD MALCOLM JOHNSON,
suthcr Of "Dokssbo-ough Tales, viii
blossom ont as q lscturing hzmoIist, with
..sraBK TWAIN. There ID NYE, RILEY,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

in politics, but not for the sake VI :
because he has persistently refused AID Or
offices rendered him. He has mond
ed extensively abroad, and is -. - yee
ar with the old world SIS Intensely Oh
Ola genial aud soe.s'safng Efforts q as
, ,,,s nbor off, goods house to with the
60 on1San umbrella. ttAi disposition,
- 80 . have one" many of the noted clubs
ION lock for "a like another great New
iuny nsud lawyer Gen. Butler), he is
Especially fond of yachting, having at one
time owed the fsetsst yacht in Boston
waters.
Brother Gale has for many years been q
prominent thirty-second degree Mason.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

DAVID H0LLYvANE, O Connecticut
a7mer, hs5 d filling out with q neishbor,
some years AGO sn3 swore that lie would
5arcs on his en- my's grave The neigh
Dor died. aad HoLLYvANE was brutal
enough to keep his vow. Then came a
series of surprising events. His horses
and cows died, his barn burned down,
and the owner was made utterly helpers
by stroke of paralysis. The farmers II
che vicinity say tha- when HoLLYyANE
made bic wicked b)as. the other man To-
pisd that ne would invoke the wrath OF
Con upon him, and pray for his rain.
They tei .va tha. 'he dead mans prayer
has been answered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

~ '~+-~'Ay L. NN CIV
'3n9ytdin Grover, on last Saturday, re- t rou1
suited in a victory for Law snd Order, and famil
on Wednesday Yillsge Council unaEimous- new
Is passed q prohibitory ordinance, so that ne Is
Warren tcwDsbin il without saloon the of B
first time in many wears. EaR
David Francis, Of Smitbfeld, and Mr., y
lola Martin, Of Portland, YeycSo 20 li-=or 80 -
Wednesday. ~ 's
IariOn Thomp~ marne-
v.0 mist offs edwards thinks
W W.. whip jackson. ,s,r, the accomplished
IS omithfe,d, was the guest o
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

~, IS or last Yeas Toronto sd
IAA ana ID - 10 b, sign5d for the Tel ,.;.,,..s
Syracuse h-s si2-ed Coli--s -,
rich, the lethGnder ne a9ft TINE 1e h4U 10 De
sent 10 me insane Gsz lum.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

THE Supreme Court knocks cut au the
court proceeds at Charleston in the matter
%. tie Kanawha retlrns, and throws the
whole thing into TIE hands Of tie Lsgisls-
tu,e. To is COW hoped that the Senate
viii organize snd get 20 work
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

A WISCONSIN, MAN, at the age Of forty,
saSe up ihe tobacco habit. He was taken
sick and his physician advised him TO re
sumo chewing and smoking but be o."
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When Shall | Insure ?

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IT NOT, WHY NOT ?
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HOME NEWS

Wheeling Union Chapter No. l. at the
las. meeting, conferred on team the
whole Of the chapter degrees in one even
ing, and only were together four and ore
half hours That is doing the work quick.
If any other chapter Of this vicinity can
do better than this we would like to have
an invitation to attend and see the work
done. On next Monday evening the chap
ter will meet to work on another team,
and some more Lively work may be ex-
pacted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
The Minstrels Coming.

A large audince greeted McNish, Ram
"a & Amos Minsirels at Hooley's last
night, The house was very cordinal.
The first part went very smoothly, and
introduced some good songs well render
ed The olio portion of the bill is strong
and interesting. McNish in his Silence
and Fun" and RAMA and Arno in their
comic specialties were received with
much appreciation, but the hit of the
evening was the base ball statue clog rep
resenting the national game. 1t is clever
ly ARRANGED dance and makes great hit
A number of other taking specialties
make up the programme, which concludes
with farce. Mr.. McNish Furnishes his
opponent very smartly in the prize fight
finale of the first part Mr.. McNish
seems to be very lively gentleman with
the gloves, and should put somebody be
fore him who could do little smuggling
himself Chicago Times, Sept. IL.
Nc Nish, RAMA and Amos Ministries
will appear here at Masonic Opera House
on Wednesday January 9th.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
Death of Mrs. Magruder.

Mrs Henrietta S. Magruder, widow of
Geo l.. Magruder. died at her residence
in this city this morning, after brief ~
ness, in the ninetieth year OF her age. On
Sunday last, deceased was stricken with
partial paralysis on one side, which rem
dered her speeches. up TO the time OF her
death She was most remarkable wo-
man for her age Scarcely day previous
to her late sickness, that she did not take
long walks or rides. Shs was a consist
ent christian. and devoted member of
the Episcopal Church. one of her last acts
in life being that Of attending upon her
christian dulles just before her late Illness
The deceased was the last surviving mem
Der of family of fourteen, the late Hon.
Alexander Randall. of this city, broth
er of the deceased. being the next The
family was noted for its longeviiy-nearly
all of them overreaching thsir" three score
and ten the time allotted TO man on
earth. A most singular coincident in the
death of the deceased is she lived to the
age of Der mother, aud died in the same
month and about the same time. She
leaves three sons, ex Judge ID. II. Magrud-
er, John r. Magruder and X Il. Magru-
der. Her funeral will take place on
Monday at 2 o'clock from ST. Anne's
Church.