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EmmoBa names wedding.

RlcnFtElp spaiSos, N, ", Sept a.
EmmonB Blaine, Mrs. Jas, g. Blaine and
Miss Harriet Blaine are now guests Of
the Spring House In RlChaeld, ThsreSt
oi Mr.. BlAine's family are expected u
arrive Ia q few days In anticipation oi
Mr. EmmonB Blalne's marriage 10 Miss
Mccormick on the g6th inst. Great
preparations for the Wedding are Ia
progress, Nearly bne.hAlt Of the Spring
House has been engaged for the we'd
ulnR,r
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SARATOGA srRiNas, N. Y, spet a.,
The American Social Science 4ssocia-
ton began It's twenty.iourth annual
meeting here to-day. At the morning
session Miss Cook read a paper on train.
ing inBane women In domestic industry.
AT the evening session the general
secretary, +. r, sandbone, made q 70.
port Ia which be dwelt upou popular,
education In social science. ~ t5s
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wAsntsorOS, D. O., Sept. a.-shortly
after the north bound freight train had
left Accotink, Va, on the Virginia Mid.
land railroad this afternoon the cabooSe
leit the track and rolled down an EN-.
bankment, instantly killing I. A. Rainey
and Ashton Rainey, brothers, aud well
known cattle droverS Of Warrenton, Va,
Conductor Faulkner was seriously In.
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ronrL nInrtInl ssnfenre Aprrovetl,

WARRINGTON, Sept. S.-The Secretary
Of the Navy has approved the andings
and sentence in the case OF Lieutenent
John O. Irvine, who was tried by a
naval court martial, which convened at
Newport August IA. The officer was
charged with scandalous conduct,
on duty, neglect Of duty
and absence without leave. The court
found him guilty and sentenced him 10
suspension from rank and duty on fur.
Tough pay for three years and 10 retain
his present number in his grade during
that period.
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Iolatsd whilO Driving.

EVV9Vl1 Dl1T71I7V7I V w FWIINIIVEFITI
NHw MARrtSsytLtr, W. Va, Sept. 8.
--JackSon Wise, ior many ysars aresi-
dent here, met with q painful injury TO-
day He was out driving on q visit 10
bis son who lives some three miles Ia
the country whom bic botse ran away,
throwing him out, breaking bis leg aud
otherwise inIuring him. His extreme
old age will render his recovery very
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TIE GRAND OOMMANDERY,

west virginia Kulshts Tempiar Secure
Headquarters at washlngton. Gisa.
Special ;DLpattA 10 hs ,fataigtheer.Y p q4id16m
FAtRhoNT, W.a'yAg Sept S.-Head.
quarters for the West Virginia Grand
Commandety Of knights Templar have
been secured at 4O5 Eleventh street, N.
W., for the triennial cOnClavo 10 be held
in Washington October 9Th.
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SAN FMSCisco, Sept S,--JOseph NJ.
West, employed IN Beaver Falls 10 q
postolIlce messenger has been arrested
here on a charge OF robblng the maila
last January. He stole q package con.
ialning $3.50, while conveying mall from
the pool0ttlCO 10 4 train. He viii 10
taken 10 Beaver Falls ior trial.
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Tie Window ,iin.a slrlLs ON.

PIrTsBuRaH, Sept. Sat a conference
Of window glass manufacturers and rep.
resentatiyes OF the workers. association
to-day the manufacturers offered 10 com.
promise BY paying last years wages.
This was rejected by the workmen, who
insist Upon an advance. Negotiations
are now OF, and a long and determined
struggle Ia anticipated,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

LAwRnScB, MASS, Sept 3.-George
Bush, the California puEliSt, who was
arrested Friday night % q principal in
recent 1lueh.Walaon prize fight, consent.
ed this mDtnihg 10 accompany ehbtia
Coffin 10 Potlsinouth, N. H., Without 4
fequlsltlon and he will DO atraigned to-
tnnffhn
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A Jask mo lIipper scare.

LONDON, Sept, 8,-lnIenBe eIcltemenl
was caused In the central district Of Ion
don this morning BY the announcement
that an old man lad stabbed two women
Of the town who had declined bis com,
pany, A Jack tho Ripper scare wal
faised and the scene Of the atftay waB In
d short time crowded BY IN immenst
lhfohR Of pe0ple,
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WIN snnrort nfnhone.

wAsHlSoToS, D. O., Sept. S.-John F.
LangSton, Of Virginia, the well known
negro orator, who Is a contestant for
seat in Congress and who has heretofore
opposed Malone, ID out In a long let
ter In which he announces his intention
10 support the Republican nominees In
the coming campaign In the Old Domin'
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TtrriS, OHIO, Sept S.--Mrs. George
ooons, Of Little sanduSky, a village a..
teen miles south Of here, died Of what
the doCtors pronounce genuine AblAtIc
choleta today The people there are
greatly excited and man arc leaving Che
village.
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Rebecca Roach was liberated from iaii
yesterday morning after serving 4 ten
days term. A little later Ia The day Ale
became reasonably fall Of llduor and
made q chow othergeli near Twenly,iifBt
aud Water streets. Mayor geabfIpft
Atatted after her, but she got the beSt ol
4 a2OOyaFd chase, Officer Herbert caught
ler however, % Bhe turned q corner
and took her 10 The lookup. On the
way she exercised her tongue III q most
villAinouB manner, and drew an ihns
niehso crowd on Market street,
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BlRMtSonAM, ALA, Sept IA saloon
row between white men and negroes
Friday night, at HoEerlon store, in Bibb
county, the killing OF John Lawrence
by two negro burglars, and the lynch.
ing Of the latter Saturday, have caused
much bad feeling between the whites
and the blacks, and o murderous conflict
may be expected at any moment,
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LucERSE, Sept. s.@1n reply to the
protest ot the American Minister, the
Bundesrath announces 1t regret at the
wrongful arrest Of four American tourists
at Berne on the charge Of being pick
pockets, and adds that measures will be
taken To prevent such blunder being
ntndn auaih
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

CHICAGO, Sept, 8. jeffrey 10 no longer
General Manager Of the Illinois Central
railroad. He has had q sharp diIagfee-
mont with Acting PreSldent Hartman,
and petemploflly teelgned, 70 takUUaect
ihbl6nler,
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! deelfe 70 state 10 the Wheeling
public that / intend % open 6tst oIasl.
Turkish, Rueeianl Roman and Electric
bath rooms 10 this city, and expect 10
10 ready iot business ot0f about the OH
day oi September. / have secured tho
services Of MI Charles Howard, Of piHS.
butgh, 70 eupehnlend tho baths, He
ha9 had fourteen years experience In thu
pu1lnetg. Thanking the public for past
Very respectfully,
QAo. W. H6LLlNakh
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SANDWICH, MASS, Sept. S.--This an.
Cisut town has put on lie best attire to.
day in Commsmoration oithe 26Oth an.
niyersary OF lts incorporation, The
village ID crowded with visitors from oil
parts Of The Union and the ocCaston Ii
being appropriately celebrated,
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Mr.. o,Brisn Seriously III.

DUBLIN, Sept 8. .--Mrwlliiam o'Brieb, {
who was removed yesterday 10 Galway
Jail, lS SeriouSly III. He requested the
attendance Of his own physician, which,
was refused, and the prison doctor was
given charge Of his case. The prison
officials have telekraphed 70 he pfiS6n.
board that his condiionis critical, I7''n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

SANTA Fl, N. M Sept. S-The con.
stiLutional convention was organized at
noon In Representative Hall. Judge
Tfimble, tDemocnt), from BefnRlllO
county, was elected temporary chairman,
and't, +. Chavez, Of Valencia county,
nhFnianNfl chairman.
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FIRST INFANTRY REUNION.

Carlln's Battery Invited to Participate at
New Cumberland.
Special DtspaleA 10 tt LRtsligeneer.
WRLtsBuRo, W, Va. Sept. S.-The
survivors OF Carlih's Battery First West
Virginia Light Artillery have been In
yited to join the First infantry's reunion
at New Cumberland, September 20. 1t
10 thought that q large number OF the
veterans otboth organizations will bein
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wAsnlSoTOS, D. O., Sept. S.-About
thirty Supsrlntendents Of divisions Of
the railway mail service metal the Post
Office Department to-day for the purpose
Of adluStlng mail schedules and dis
posing oi other business connected with
their lepAftmenlB.
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CH1YESNE, wYo., Sept s.--The time
Of tho constitutional convention this
morning waS devoted 10 the election Of
q permanent President There were
two candidates Ia the field. The RA.
publican candidate, Judge NJ. o, Brown,
Ol Laramie City, vas elected. ~
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Mrs. Aia,brlos,s Cblldren.

LONDON, Sept a. The children Of
Mrs, Maybhck have been adopted by d
lady and gentleman Of London, with the
approval Of the relatives on both sides
otthe family. The children assume the
names Of their foster parents.
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A Ayonnv MAJ Rlli. Himself.

oiSclSNArt, o.. Sept. S.-oonrad
Fuchs, H., aged 20 years, unmarried, shot
and killed himself in,bed at his mothers
residence, No. 1O5 Euclid avenue this
morning. He was secretary Of Adam
SChultze's Brewing Company. No reas.
on Ia known for the act,
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OHARLrsFoS, So, Sept 1.-THE Nsis,
and Courier will publish tomorrow an
exhaustive review Of The condition ol
trade and commerce Of chatleslon 10
!hO last commercial year. The total
business OF the city dtrlng the year
amounted 10 moro than so, 1000,
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LeAEu0 ahd AlloelALIon tIAlnla YAllafaA,

Leakae aud Association DANES Yesterday.
~ NOV York ste Yotk VI pillsbutuh, 1.
~ sqslon-l Boston, y Indianapolis, u
Me.hlnflgn- Wnlhl1gi1H, Il Cleveland, .,
~ New Ypfk- -Bt10kiyn, IN ti66lhneILk.
M g0lhmbus-C COlumbtii N IyOlIiVilIO, D,
~ lAlNlnQft- lAllimOf0, III HI, ilIiii,
A,PhilAdelphlA-A Athletics, ei kGnSaI City 10
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Yl.llnr nl 4. h. IN llIehmnnlI.

isicnNosp, Va, Sept s.-1incoln pcst
q. A. r., Of Newark, N, j., arrived here
this morning and will 10 tue Russtsoi the
camp Of Confederate Veterans, Phil.
Keafney Post q. A, X. and the Rich.
ln6Id Iipht Infantry Blues.
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Ca,npalFn OpSHSIiin ohio.

CoLuMBvs, o. Sept. 8.s-A Democratic
mass meeting at City Hall tonight Rat
addressed BY James b! Campbell, cap.
didate for Governor Mi Neal, WaiT
MARQUIS and Others, ss.4. art. I
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Iho Forest PIrea l.llnrnl.hed.

HELENA, MoNFo Sept s.-Rain in the
valleys and snow in the mountains have
eftinguished the tires that have been
raging for the past month. The damage
10 timber has been quite severe, but not
30 heavy as Anticipated.
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I.nrAf.l.nlAaa..la N a.,..i..A

LONDON, Sept. S.--1ord zetland. will
be ewofn 10 % Lord Lieutenant ol Ire.
land on October l. He will make hia
state entry into Dublin. on December /,
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A litaal rlepd rhrsAlanaa.

VIENNA, Sept, S.--The town Of saeg.
edIn Is again threatened With inunda.
lion, Il 10 reported that the protective
iuays built aitefllie town was destroyed
ia 1870 arc crumbllng away.
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CotuMBus, o. Sept. IA delegation
Of Georgia farmers and newspaper repre-.
gentatlyeg arrived In the city to-day
from Cincinnati and will visit the State
iaif, which IA now In progress,
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PANS, sept. a--MF, Gladstone Al.
fiyed here this evening. He was pre-.
lented With bouquets BY 0 number Of
ifihndg. ~
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,,sALa IAKH, uFAfi, Sept. S.-judge y,
M,Judd, one 0i tho Judges ol the pc.
uCt Court Of Utah, to-day sent his
resignation 10 President Harrison.
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Az Canton yssterday Wheeling and
: caS!Sn t,jSn., ,%,lplayidl ball; Score. Canton
AZ Dayt6n-DayLoh defeated Hamil.
ton BY d bcofo 81 i9 10 a,
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NEy YolE, Sept, S.--Ariyed, 3. Steamer
Elhs from Bremen, ,II
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-18

With the swelling of the leaf buds, the
women who ride horseback are in the park
once more. Their natty black habits are to
the casual eve unchanged. They still fit as
if a sculptor had chiseled them across the
hips and about the knee, revealing every
line of the perfect-and imperfect-form
A woman in one OF them is very slim, very
thick, very straight very crooked, very
much emphasized of whatever figure she
may be. Almost the only variety about
them is in the bodice adornmsnts. Some
turn back over little white vest, some but
ton close and severe to the chin. some have
high standing collar fastened by a simple
stud, some fiutter a gauze or null scarf,
some flash a diamond pin and some are
fragrant with yellow daffodils or white
narcissus blooms Black broadcloth is the
uniform material, the high hat is invariable,
but some fashion sources have 1t that for
out-of- town, if not for park wear, there is to
be shortly a very decided change. The
change halls from Paris and it calls for dark
blue habits, relieved by cardinal trimmings
and further frightened by trappings of
gold braid. Black, SO say the oracles, has
wearied riders, and something decidedly
more novel will now carry the day. Gray
or brown or dark green melton cloth, Of any
quiet dust-proof color, with now and then a
touch of English pink, which is not pink
but scarlet will be good form as usual on
the country roads and across the fields All
good habits are draped while the horsewo-
man sits on her own saddle on BucephaluS
or a wooden statue of him.
There have been made up already, in prepa-
ration for an early exodus to the country
some very pretty walking a. d travelling an /
mountaineering gowns These latter are of
flannel or serge almost invariably. A rus
set red killed skirt with Norfolk blouse of
lincoln green makes picturesque climbing
gown for girl whose complexion is equal
to the combination. The Alpenst ok is
promised bigger round and heavier than
last year and with every outfit goes a rus
set leather drinking bottle, which fastens
by straps to the neck or waist. The Prin-
cess of Wales boots, which have low heels,
broad soles and waterproof Innings and but
ton to tue knees, will be the correct wear
for the tramplng or climbing girl. 1t is not
long since the first pair was brought to this
country, but they are being made TO order
for sensible and well-to-do women in num-
berS. The deerstalker capis revived with
slight modification for these gowns.
The most picturesque of all the summer
toilets thus far completed are the seaside or
beach gowns Striped effects, in washable
silks or silks and woolens, prevail In these,
in brilliant light colors, pale apple green,
apricot yellow, peach blossom, lilac and in
Vulnerable delicate tones ofgray and yellow
white and amber, blue, white and yellow,
and some dull soft blues combined with a
cream that is almost yellow
ELLEN OSBORN.
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TENNESSEE STABLES.

BOARDING and Sale Stables: best attention
ID given W stock and special prices made for
CHAs. r. MoTSINGER
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fit for Mrs. CT, there I wasn't going to
tell you the name"
The felt hat was black with black os-
trieh feather. The helmet was green with a
black band.
The canoeing season, does not openly
formally until decoration day, but a win
some girl who is one of the eighteen lady
members of the knickerbocker Canoe club,
which has the biggest canoeing fleet In the
country, was on the float off l52 street one
day this week, ready to embark, dressed in a
water gown pretty enough to do honor TO
the beautiful Hudson.
Ian-colored cashmere, or serge very pos
slbly, was the stuff out of which it was con-
structed, and this was topped by a tan-col-
ored silk shirt of the English fashion in
which girls row on the Thames 1t had a
turn-down collar at the throat and a sailor
handkerchief of blue. II was laced in
front with blue cords. 1t had blue cuffs.
The serge skirts were very plain with q
draped long tunic, so arranged as not &c
cumber the movements. About the waist
was heavy blue silk cord, one end of
which in some mysterious fashion form d
long loop, passing under and supporting
some of the front draperies. A felt hat was
on the venturesome head, and in the hat 6
CULTS wing.
Three or four minutes she stood there,
vi OWING bOSObu6L bhc lung, uUuDic
bladed paddle. The next minute she HAD
seated herself in the nky-looking cedar
craft and was rounding the end of the
wharf, facing upstream, the polished blade
dipping now this side now that in the shin
ing river. Ore looked involuntarily to see
if the last of the ice was out of tie stream
Not for use yet awhile. but laid away care
fully under tissue paper in the pasteboaro
boxes, are some of the first of the yachting
gowns. The knowledge that there will be-
a cup race this year seems already to have
quickened interest in every variety of water
wear. One Of the most fascinating boat gowns
was imported as model, The new wash
surah is the material. 1t begins as jacket
in blue and cardinal striped silk fastening
by one button over the white silk blouse un
derneath, and then is cut away short and
round in front and behind. The blouse
puffs out like a bag below the jacket in the
back. The petticoat is white surah anC
over it hang straight draperies of card!na
and blue, fastened together whenever they
chance to need 1t by gilt anchors, coils OF
gilt rope, and other miniature nautical en-
blems. A dark blue cap with gilt visor be
longs to this costume.
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BEACH AND PIAZZA GOWNS.

After she has tossed the tennis ball into a
shnet draped for a curtain, her maid puts
over her head the gray green serge gown
before referred to. 1t is laid over in a sim
Die hem about the bottom, above which is
embroidered deep border of buttercups in
gold-colored floss, making the wearer look
as if she were wadiag knee-deep in posy
meadow. Tho full gathered skirt hangs
closely about the limbs and allows them at
the same time complete liberty, having no
reeds, no draplngs, no mysterious interior
bands or straps to get out of order.
The bodice is a loose, full Garibaldi blouse
Of white serge, opening in a p int at the
throat, about which is carelessly knotted,
under the sailor collar, silk scarf of butter
cup yellow. The sleeves are gathered into vel
low silk cuffs and there is long, yellow
silk sash tied about the waist at one side.
The nymph is picture thus arrayed.
The maid sets on her curly yellow locks a
soft. gray-green felt hat with low, crush
able crown, en- -ircled by yellow cord.
Then she produces little Figaro jacket,
gray green like the skirt, short in the back,
with no sleeves, rounding away from tbs
crossed tennis rackets in yellow tinsel which
fasten it in front, and showing the white
blouse beneath it all around. 1t is a snug
little jacket, but when it lifts anywhere it
shows buttercup yellow lining.
Then the nymph draws on undressed
gray-green gloves, pins a bunch of purple
violets and mignonette into the bosom of
her gown, picks up her tennis racket, whose
handle is wound with green and yellow rib
bons, and is ready for an hour on the first
lawn that invites her, as pretty sight as
one would wish on a spring morning
There was sent home to somebody of note
mind you, | did not say it was to Mrs.
Cleveland, though good authority has it that
excellent woman is having tricycle. built
TO order-there was sent home to somebody
few days ago the first tricycle. gown. 1t
came from a modiste who makes out of
door wear speciality, and indicates the
general drift of fashion as regards attire
tor form Of exercise destined this summer
TO advance rapidly in popularity. Seaweed
green flannel was the material, and the
straight skirt was laid in accordion plaits,
about which ran fret pattern of embrold
cry IN black braid A tight-fitting jacket
was to wear above it, opening over full
vest, and half sash of black surah. There
was was standing collar, and this and the
black.
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For Men, Boys and Children.
EASTER IS HERE.

We have prepared for the
event, We have all the latest
novelties in our various de-
partments. We call particular
attention to our Easter Suit
ings for Boys and Children.
We show a line of Straw and
the latest shades in Stiff Hats
not to be equaled in the city.
Remember, but one price
to all, with no deviation, with
each and every article marked
in plain figures. Our aim to
please the mind and pocket.
SPRING SOUVENIRS--Pigs
in Glover, Embossed DOminOes,
Easter Eggs, and Bank Book of
the United States.
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,..n was all nonsense" said the modiste,
vue idea women used TO have tn It tricy-
, w gown was something complicated and
,iGquIrlng special arrangements in construc-
tlon. One does not need lead balls nor
STelghts Of airy description TO keep the
S%Alrts IN place while sitting on the machine
~. .(or need the draperies be shorter in front
vna man behind. An ordinary walking skirt
WI answer every requirement, though it is
aatner be ter to have it acc rdion plated
s.Lce that allows the greatest freedom in
Working the pedals, while at the same time It
skirt. VIZ wa 'ii'i'A' 0iiis i"s
a soft felt hat goes well with a tricycle.
sown or a 'i'ored helmet for long excur-
'iOn"' Both have been ordered for this out
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