Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24
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srEUBENvILLE.

A Fight among the Republican FACTIONS
the X. OFF CelebrAtion-PorsonAls'
soe-.cl O--s.Yonr1lcs or ne sunday Reei&er.
SrrrBESruLE, ONO, February o.
The celebration Of the Silver AaniveT-
saryr of P7thianisn was sn event IN Steu-
bsnvils this week, and Tuesday evening
the large end elegant hlll Of Steuoen
Lodge. 80. J. on the corner Of Fourth and
Washington streets. and the cczy little re-
treat of Eureka Lodge. No 35, in Sh. rraEd,
Mooney q Co.'S Block, corner Of Fourth
and Make. streets. wee both filled with
ladies and gentlemen, au ready sad anx-
ious to do honor to the occasion. At the
hall OF steuben Ledge the celebration con-
sisted of addresses, music, readings, %c,
followed bva collation. consisting Of ice
cream. cake. fruit and other delcacies.
Ansr The eo11 tii17s had been disposed OF
the cga.re of the nal was cleared OF chairs
and q social dance ilaugu-a-ed, which was
INDUCED fra by the younger members
of the lodge AID lh,ir LAZY friends me
music Was furnished by Patton's complete
orchestra. and The enjoyment was kep- Up
nntf ana oielo.g in che m0rnng The en-
tire celebration rls al exceedingly pleas
AMI social affair." a1d win he Ions rcmcm-
bsrsd By those who took part ~ lt. the
HAIL of Elr. kl L0tga F-s tine scene OF SIM
ilarexa-c ses except tls entertainment ale
suppsr was uo- followed BIZ dance, ana
the ending came 90 about 1851. Ins an
niverslry was celebrated ali over the
United states ana tls Canadas, bat the
writer feels ala in assuring gre knights o.
this city that their manner Of commemo
rotiug The event gil RANK near the top icr
itseNcellence and appropriations. PytniaU-
ism ia in ths lead In S-eubsnvllei ll5
lodges both stand ng on solid financial
foundation. and their membership em0rac-
ing the best men in the city.
The cutting of each others throl's by
the various candidates for tbs Republican
nomination for ofi.ia positions IN The gu5
of the city Is more marked than usual.
Thisisplriicul arly the ease with candidates
for Council. tls two factions oelng COM
posed OF improvement and anti-improys-
ment men, and the insinua-ing renarSs
they get OIL about esca o her If compiled
into enc volume would make as nice a
lot of reading as one could imagine The
whole light is over paving the streets, anu
one OF the peculiar features about the mat
ter is that the meu who attempted IN
former years 20 DO up certain candidates
for Council because the said candidates
were 10 favor of paving the streets are now
for them tooth and toe nail, the explana-
tion being that the streets in front OF their
property are now paved and they want to
see everyone else brought to time. The
Herald still continues to fight the improve
ment candidates, bu. then 1t has got used
to being licked, and ore more trouneing
will make very little difference.
II f.. Blinn has withdrawn as a candi-
drawn as candidate for the Republican
nomination for Mayor. NJ Binu was
considered one of the strongest men IN Tire
race. and bis withdrawal at tins late day
was matter Of great surprise to many,
none being able 20 undersi and the move.
This leaves three candidates In the race,
Robert Love Cant. P-qnfi~o aud Chas. j.
.-5..........l, ~ 81 so compliJ-.f,a MAJ
ters that the u "a are apparently in favor
of neither.
j. Gil came down feom Cleveiand
Thursday on business connected with the
Acme glass works.
ia. Heaks left for Washington City
Thursday, having secured O position with
the Rsynold Electric Company, manutac-
turers OF dynamo5 and Olheg electric sup
plies. d.
Miss Minnie Alexander, daughter Of
Hon Ross j. Alexander, Of Bridgeport, Is
the guest Of Mrs. @. H. Rhodes.
Mrs. vs.. III Lott, of Columbus, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. john McCracken.
=. r. Eukiae and John NJ. Cook, Esqs
delivered the addresses before Cay City
ICdge. Of Toronto, and Senator z. b. Coul-
ter did likewise for Grant Lodge, at Cadiz,
Tuesday evening last, the occasion being
the celebration OF the twsuty-fith alniver-
slry Of Pythiauism.
The friends Of Mrs. Dr. Read viii be
pleased 20 learn that she is rapidly Iecov-
ering from her illness.
Mrs. James 81. Burne5, Of Newport,
Ky. is the guest OF ner relative, Shelh
Burles.
Sam. W. Pelrce, formerly Of this city,
now in the furniture business az Wichita,
Kss. visited his old home this week.