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Notwithstanding the heat, the Zane
Street NJ, i, Church was literally packed
last evening 10 witness the marriage OF
Ida May, youngest daughter Of Mr.,
George Hibberd, to Mr.. Chris. Sander,
Long before the arrival Of the bridal
party there was standing room only,
Promptly at $3.50 p. IN. the bridal party
appeared, and as the organist, Mr.. Ed.
Dunaway, began the wedding march, the
ushers, Messrs. Walter win, james
Wickham, Will Burke and Charles
Sander preceding, the party started
down the aisle, They were followed by
the BRIDES mother leaning on the arm Of
the groom, The bridesmaid, Miss Flora
Sander, with the groomsman, AL V,
Hibberd, brother and sister OF the bride
and groom, preceded the bride, who
came last, leaning on the arm OF her
father, The bridal party was met at the
chancel by Rev, j. Henry Hess, the for
mer pastor Of the church, and Rev. O,
B. Graham, the present pastor. The
marriage service OF the NJ. Z. Church
was used, including the ring.
The dress OF the bride was white mo-
hair trimmed with cream surah and silk
lace with train, veil and orange blossoms
and she carried in her hand white lilies
At the close Of the service the reception
was held in the lecture room OF the
church, where the happy couqle were
the recipients Of many good wishes
At the home OF the bride on East Four
tenth street large circle OF friends
were present, who remained until latt
hour. Bounteous and fine refreshments
were served by corps OF walters.
The presents were numerous and
costly, consisting Of silver ware, bric.a
braC, mantel ornaments, table, linen
napkins and rings, china and glass ware
and fine marble:cloCk. From the par
ents OF the groom full set OF china, anC
from the father OF the bride a handsome
parlor organ.
The young couple start off in life Will
very tlattering prospects, and they vii
be missed from among their circle o
young people. At 4:30 this morning
they left on the steamer Chancellor for
visit to the friends OF the groom in thu
South. Upon their return they will b.
at home in the East End, The altar o
the church was handsomely trimmed
with evergreens sand ierns,w with boupuetl
Of lowers scattered here and there
while above the heads Of the party huns
a massive evergreen bell with q beauti
full bouquet suspended from the Clapper
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MARRIED.

MoFFETT-D oNALDsoN- Thursday, May
10, 1889, at tho residence Of the PrIdGs par
etts, BY ReY. 3, +. Jones, Mr.. SAMvu,
MoPPETf, Of Butte City, Montana and MlA
MINNIE A, DONALDSON, Of this city.
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Jesse Watkins, Of Littleton, was ar.
raigned before United States Commits.
sioner Campbell yesterday on q charge Of
violatingt the internal revenue laws. He
was arrested at his home on Wednesday
by Special Deputy Marshal Beatty, for
Deputy Sine, on capias Issued by the
United States Court, In default OF bail
ho was committed to jail here for court.
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For 81 80 you can got one dozen eatiil.
finish Cabinet Photos and one Sxl0 n
fine Kilt frame, AZ Plummer's, ll8S Main
street, Wheeling.
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EH aysSa l'.::,::::..:. ii ~
Earned ruus-Dayton, Q; Wheeling 7, Three
base hits-Stephcns, Speldel and Kennedy.
Struck out-By Wood, 0; by Kennedy, 10. BaSes
on balls-Wood, 4; Lemons, .. Wild Pitches
Wood, 2; Lemons, 81 Kennedy, !, Passed balls
bowman, .; PrescoLt,2 2. Time, l:45. Umpire
SOmerA,
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tea.e's ned Clover PlllA Care sick
Headache dyspepsia, indigestion, con.
sgpation, goo per box, Eve boxes for q.
Eofsaleby Logan Drug Co.. Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va, pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17

dontlsmsn in Need
Ola fine shoe, should purchase Stacy
"uAmS"OO' % ' W. mcx& Co.,
llIS Main street
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plummer's Batin.Anish Cabinet Photos
only q per dozen. 1888 Main street,
Wheeling,
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EmbrOiderieS and LaCeS
'-TO-DAY.-

This means reduction Of from 10 10 30 per
cent on every piece OF Embroidery aud Lace In
stock. II twin pay you 10 buy now, even though
YOU may have no immediate use for them.
Prices from $ 90 per yard up.
A Special Line Of Fancy Embrolderlcs at less
than ono,half price to-day.
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ALL groCO1 Keep llllSbuFJ'S llVIl
Flopt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17

srAcY, ADAMS & Co.'s. gentlemen's
finest shoes at ]. w, AMcE 4 Co.'s,
l143 Main street.
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/. Woodland Chorus Mozart Club
8. The Slaughter Of Participates Miss Mary Ray
1. gpartaCus TO the EnYoys-Nir. VIM. Zl0genleldsr
B. Her Mary o Kane
Q. ZngArela lss jennie Reich
Z. Guessing Eationali tiGs..,".Mr. Howard Roche
s. Glass In Spontaneous Gesttre.....,......,,...,
....... iSS Alma Wilson, Reader
.. Last Prayer OF Mary, Queen Of sc0ls."..:. :.
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The Thermometer Al sChncpis drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered ma iollOWB;
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plLtSBURY's Mus turn out ten thou.
sand barrels per day, which alone Is o
guarantee Of quality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17
This Eyeninr,. Concert.

At the Opera House this evening Mist
s. ]. Meholin and her pupils in elocu
ton, assisted by Prof. Engle and severa
Of his music pupils, will give an elocu
tionary entertainment aud musical re
cital which promises to be memorable
event. The names Of those engaged
assures IN artistic and interesting per
Torrance. Miss Meholin never fails Il
make an entertainment under hel
auspices an artistic and popular success
and the programme for this evening
given below, shows the high character
OF the performances:
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The score at midnight stood:


The ladies are on the track from 10
Q p. m, and from to midnight.
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Menlher IndlrNlInnn.

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lywlhds.
Fol Western Pennsylvania, fair In
southern portlOni light showers In
nGtlneIn portion, warmer souLherly
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
PLAN OF GOVERNMENT.
The Brazilian Provisional Governments
First Decree.

The Brazilian Provisional Governments
First Decree.
LISBON, December THE Republican
Government Of Brazil issued decree No
yember Is containing eleven articles. II
proclaimed Provisional Federal Repub-
lie. The united provinces Of Brazil will
elect it's deliberative bodies and local gov
ernments. Until the election of new leg
islators, the Provisional Government will
govern the country. The Federsl State
governments will Immediately adopt steps
to secure order and the liberty OF the citi-
zens of Brazil and foreign residents.
Where the means to maintain order are not
sufficient, the authorities can appeal to the
public forces. The Federal Government
being proclaimed, no other foIm Of govern
ment will be recognized until the nation
expresses its wishes by popular suffrage.
In this respect the army and navy
will be subject exclusively to the order
Of the provisional goveroment, or the pro-
visional representatives. The civil and
military officials will be subordinate to the
central government Rio Jsnerio is con-
stituted the provisional capital Of the con-
federation. The Secretaries Of State Of the
provisional government are charged with
execution of the decree. The decree is
signed by Gen. Dafonscs, President; Loba,
Minister of the Interior; BNbOsa, Minister
of Finance; Bocsyurs, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs; Constant, Minister of War, aud
Vandeholtz, Minister of Marine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
FARNSWORTH'S DIVORCE.
A Sensational 4 Case in Which a West
Virginia Youth Figured.

COLUMBUS, O., December S.-JOhn F..
FarnswOrth was yesterday granted d.
yore from Mary A. Farnsworth on the
ground of gross neglect of duty. The
couple were married at Belpre, Washing
ton county, the home of the defendant.
whose maiden name was Gandee, in July,
1887. The testimony yesterday developed
that the parties were married after an
acquaintance of only fOrty-eight hours,
and at no time since have they lived to
gether. Farnsworth called on Mrs. Gan
dee, his wife's mother, at the request Of a
lady friend in this city, while on the way
to the home Of his paIents at Parkereburg,
West Virginia.
1t was his iatention to 90 from there to
take course at Bethany College prepara-
tory to entering the ministry. His acci-
dental call at the Gsndee home changed
the whole course of his life. He became
enamored of eighteen-year-Old Mary Gan
dee, and, after an engagement of twenty
four hours, they we're married.
The day after the wedding he left his
bride, going to Parkersburg for few days
on business, and upon his return she re-
fused to have anything to do with him,
and nas sincs refused to live with him, al
though often requested SO to do. Farms
worth is but "a years of age and his wife is
20. He belongs to one Of the first families
of West Yirginis, being nephew Of D.
D. O. Farnsworth, former Governor of
that State. Mrs FarnswOrth is now liv-
ing at Parkereburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
MR. DAVIS Used HIM WELL.
The Man who Captured the Ooniedera-
ste Chief Weat to Him for Aid.

The Man who Captured the Oonfedera-
ste Chief went to Him for Aid.
DETRoIT, MICH, December s-AbOut
noon yesterday a group Of veterans were
gathered at the Pension Office to receive
their quarterly stipend. The death Of
j. r,rson Davis Was the chief topic Of con-
versalion, and interested participants in
the talk were three members of the Fourth
Michigan Cavalry, the regiment which had
effected the capture Of Mr.. Davis at
Ireinsville, Ga. Two young women
clerks we're checking of pensions IN the Of
ice and the repetition Of names had grown
monOtonous. Suddenly a veteran who had
been discussing the death Of Mr.. Davis
stopped, and called TO one Of the young
women, will you repeat that last
nance" Scr ainly,n was the response;
"AndreW Bee, Martin, Allegan county. "
That's q mighty curious coincidence" "
said the soldier; Andrew Bse, that Allie
gan map, was the soldier who first put his
hands on J,f Davis and demanded his
surrender, away back in 1865. Bee is q
poor mechanic Eight months ago he
sent South in search Of an opportunity to
better his condition. He found himself
cne day in the vicinity Of BeauvOir, Miss,
and boldly called upon Mr.. Davis. The
ex chieftain received him kindly. They
talked for several hours over the war, and
especially that part OF the drama in which
both bad been aelors. Bee revealed to Mr..
Davis the fact that be was out Of money
but wanted 10 get back TO Michigan. Mr.
Davis handed his former captor we'll
filed purse and bide him good 10y, refus-
ing to hear his thanks. but saying; 'Ifyou
ever meet any Of our boys in want, relieve
them. II il be possible -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
pRoCToR.s ACTION.


de JustHes II on Grounds Of Public
Policy.
WASHINGTON, December s.-The fol-
lowing Telegram was received to-day by
Secretary Proctor;
NEW ORLEANS, LA, December Z.
To The Honorable Secretary Of Var, flashing
ton, D. c.
1 have officially to notify you that the
Honorable Jefferson Davis, at one time
Secretary Of War of the United States,
died in this city yesterday. His funeral
will take place here on December 11th, at
- O'Clock, noon.
Signed. JAS. A. SHAKESPEARE,
Mayor Of New Orleans.
10 response, Secretary Proctor to night
sent the following message:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, December s. J
Hon. james 4. Shakespeare, Mayor, Nelo Or
leans
Your telegram informing me Of the death
of Mr. Davis is received. In RETAINING
from any official action thereon, l would
rot and hope DO not add to the great scr
row Of his family and many friends. 1t
seems to me the right course and the best
one for all You will, am sure, understand
that its adoption is prompted also by q
sincere wish and purpose to act in spirit
Of peace and good will which should fll
the hearts Of all our people.
Signed RRDFIELD PROCTOR,
Secretary Of War.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
CABLE BkEVITIkS.

The Belgian Government has ordered
100, coo new repeating rifles
There are now strong hopes that Emin
Pasna will recover from his injuries.
Miss Gwendoline Caldwell has been in
terviewed in Paris. She Gays che would
marry Primes Murat tomorrow if his
financial demands were not 30 unreasOna-
BILE.
The California Land Co." has been
selling large number of fraudulent land
titles in London.
The snti-slavery Conference has resolved
to send conRrstulstory address to Henry
NJ Stanley and Emin Pssha.
The Emperor and the Grand Duke, Of
Hesse, visited Worms to day to witness a
festal drama The city was lsyishly dec
Grated and unbounded enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
The epidemic Of influenza in Russia ID
subsiding under the Influence Of frost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
WAR ON KANAWHA.
THE HATFIELD MC0Y VENDETTA PALgS IN
INSIGNIPlCANCg
Before The McOorkle-Whits Psud-Lawysr Nc
Corkls Rtssnts an Insult to jefferson Davis
Msnory-Msrshall White is Slapped aud
Wants Gore, Gore, Gore.
Special Tslegam TO he Reoister.

Special Telegram 10 he Re0isteT.
CHARLESTON, December 8.-This morn
ing W. A. McCoIkle, Democrat and
prominent attorney Of this city and the
gentleman who defended and cleared
]. S. Mcdonald, Chairman Of the Rspubli-
can Executive Committee Of this district,
in the celebrated election bribery case in
the U s. Court, was discussing the case in
the dining room of the Hotel Ruffaer with
Gen. Geo. O. Sturgiss, U. s. District At
torney, who prosecuted the case.
Gen. Sturgiss made q remark
to --McCorkle about the bur-
ial of Jefferson Davis, when II. s.
White, U. S. Marshal for West Virginia,
interrupted the conversation, and said to
Mr.. McCorkle, who is a Virginian and
whose people were all in the Confederate
army: THAT Jefferson Davis ought to be
buried in the pot,er's field" Mr.. Nc
Corkle remarked that the Southern peo-
pie did not intend 10 bumiliate themselves
in the matter of Mr.. Davis burial, and
left the room. White came into the lobby
few minutes afterwards, and approaching
McCorkle, the latter told him that
he was surprised at the remark, that it
was unealled for and unkind to him, and
White not offering any apology, NC O. kle
slapped bis (White't) face with his hand.
Friends interfered aud prevented further
trouble. The matter has caused q great
deal Of excitement among all classes here
to-day, and whether there will be hostile
meeting between these gentlemen is not as
yet known. Upon slspping Marehal
White, McCorkle announced to him
that he would grant him any satisfaction
at any time and place that he Marshal
White might name. These gentlemen are
known to possess bravery urquestioned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
WASHINGTON'S CLAIM.
She Asks Uncle Sam to GIVE Her tn
Worlds Fair.

She Asks Uncle Sam TO Give Her the
Worlds Fair.
WASHINGTON, December S.-The Wash
ington National Board of Promotion in
charge of the three Americas Exp osition
movem ent, have agreed upon bill which
will tomorrow, be introduced in both the
Senate and House.
1t provides that three Americas and
Worlds Exposition be held at the National
Capitol in 1892, in commemoration of the
4OOth anniversary of the discovery OF
America by Christopher Columbus, and
that the President OF United States appoint
Governmental board ef nine d.
rectors to formulate and superintend the
execution of plan that shall include; a
three Americas museum to remain SIS a
memorial building in cOmmemoration OF
that great historical event and as a reposi-
tory of the antiq uiiies and history of the
Western hemisphere. A three Americas
building, for an exhibit OF the representa-
tive resources, arts and industries Of the
eighteen American sister Republics, the
Dominion of CaDada and the West Indis
Islands. A State territorial building and
various other buildings. Tha. the issu-
suce of SIS 600, 900 Of the bonds of the
District Of Columbis is hereby authorized,
or so much thereof as may be found neces-
sary for the purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
1T Is A SWINDLE.

Archbishop Corrigsn Dsnouncss = 0Igan-
tic Fabrication.
NEW YORK, December 6.-Arcbbishop
Corrigan WAS seen this afternoon in regard
to the statement published this morning
that great Roman Catholic Bank, with
capital Of 500, 600, 900, wss about to.be
started in this city. The Archbishop said !:
"You can deny the whole thing most posi-
lively. This Mr. Leyburn 10 a most con-
summsts liar. The whole thifk "a gigsn-
tio scheme Of swisSliDg. nave never, in
.ssy shape or form. given any sanction or
countenance 10 Mr.. Lsyburn's scheme.
Mr.. Eugene Kslly, Mr.. Hoeuet and MT.
James Lynch, who have been mentioned
in connection with the matter, all Of them
state most positively that they would never
approve it. The story that 1 have had
friends in the Vatican pushing the scheme
is an unmitigsted falsebood. The Vatican
has never written line to me or 10 them
in reference to this matter"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
MOURNING THOUSANDS

,....... s.msils of the Chief Of the Con
fsdsracy.
N. ne.rtNs ID csmbsr S.-All day
aas sa ceasslsss stream Of people
,.....as remains Of Jefferson Davis.
F,-l .1n'gs have been pouring in snd
The. si1 aoe looks sif placed at the base
O., sbs kof 11Tsrs. The Army Of Ten
s...-s 'asds eiih 5esiga ten feet high,
r..t ras taudsomest doral of'srings ever
mai. 1erc When the doors open
l zen O'Clock fully three thou
sad people were waiting 20 enter.
Oh. ..ad vas so great that the people
w--. slowed to pass the bier in double
instead oI sirgls column, and over @ 800
r-..' passed every hour. TIE total to-
sa s glly forts thousand. TIE body
VII. .r-nsin exposed until the last minute.
Ti. 1l program Oi the parade Will not be
seetei 1pon by General John Glynn, the
Gaui Marshall. uatil tomorrow night.
THE PAIL BEARERS.
TIE selection Of pall-heare-s viii be left
u M-s Davis. Mr. J Z Payne, a prom
1sl- cotton factor, and lifelong friend Of
N- Davis, will be one, and the Grand
Amy of Confederate veterans, and Gov
rors of other S.stss will be represented
s.ie the cssket. The Army Of Northern
r-.iui8. and the Army Of Tennessee vete.
rrs viii march side by side just behind
ids cal SON bearing the remains Of then
lauertei chief
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
THE CORPSE BEGAN TO SWEAR.

Female Subject" in the st. Louis
Morgue Horrifies Negro Attendant.
ST. LOUIS, December Sarah Carter,
woman we'll known to the police, was
picked up on the street apparently dead
this afternoon. The body was conveyed
to the morgue and placed on slab. The
temperature Of the dead house was very
low, and a colored attendant had charge
of the place About two hovrs after the
body was placed on the slab the negro was
Mortified by noise in the room. His eyes
stuck out like billiard balls when he OBJ
served the woman rise from the slab and
begin to swear in good, round English at
the way in which she had been treated.
The police were summoned, and the wo-
man was found to be drunk. She was sent
to the city hospital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
WINDOWS ABSURDITY
Finds Defender In One OF His subordi

Findsa Defender In One OF His subOrdi-
mates.
WASHINGTON, December S.-Director OF
the Mint, Leech, in statement furnished
for publication. says that he believes Sec
retary wiudom's proposed silver measure
is not only the best plan for the present
utilization of silver. but that it contains
in itself the solution Of the silver prob
lem.
at will afford, I believe" says Mr..
Leeeb; "a ready market for the surplus sill
YER product Of the world, the normal effect
of which will be to permanently enhance
the value Of silver until it reaches point
30 nearly corresponding with its value in
coinage that we can with safety do away
with all temporary measures and restore
the law as it existed from TIE foundation OF
the government to 1873"
He says Mr.. WindOm'splan was original
with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-09
SILC0TT'S DEFALCATION.
Congressional Salaries WIZ be Mad'
Good by Uncle Sam.

Congressional Salaries WIZ be Made
Good by Uncle Sam.
WASHINGTON, December 8.-The re.
cent defalcation in the Sergeant-at-Arms
Office, and the cor rssquent loss or incon.
veniencs TO many CorgressmeD, have been
the engrossiug questions Ofinterest around
the House Of Representatives during the
past few days and little thought has been
given to the course CT business in the COM
ing week. 1t is thought that q joint reso-
luton will be introduced and pressed to
prompt passage to provide for the payment
OF the lost salaries, though there are inti-
nations that this will meet with deter
mined opposition. The Committee on
Rules has not yet held a meeting, and
when the House re-assembles tomorrow,
it will be governed merely by parliament
ary practice. There is reason to believe
that instead of waiting, as usual, to com.
plete the entire list, Speaker Reed will
several of the more important
this week.