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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12
FOR SALE.

t24) TWenty-four Lots In Cnldwe''o
4 Addition to the City OF Wheeling.
eaid Lots arc bounded on the Dor,h by TTta.
ty:ninth street, on the cas-! by Fillmore street, on
tde Gouth by. tho HRndtan Homestead, and da
he vest by the .. 4 .. Railroad.
j Their proximity 10 the above nRneh railroad
renders them excellent sites Tor manufactu;l4s
establishments.
J! not sold In thirty days Will be sold a: pub
For terms and further Information 6pr!J to
WV. H0GE d BRO.
G 1900 Make. Street,
II Or WILLIAM N. HAEsLAN,
aul6 3. ", Cor. Chspliuo 4 Sixteenth sA
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suIow 10 Cure All Skin DIseases.n

Simply apnly "swAySE's OINTMENT" No Ia.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter. eczema,
itch, I'LL cruptions on the face, hands. nose, &C.,
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. IL
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSE's OINTMENT. 11hskw
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DlEp

EGERTER-oa Friday, April Il, 1890, at 1910
o'clock p. m, ALFRED q. EoEGrEH, In his
49th year. ''"'-"'
Funeral serv!ccsa at late residence, No 1913 Chan.
line street. Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock,
1ntesment at Greenwood Cemetery. No
flowers, by request.
SOLTE-0n Thursday, April TO-, 1890, at $40 D,
NJ, ALBERT G., son OF Albert Il. nnd Ida
Noltc. aged 2 years and 1 months. =
Funeral from the residence OF his father, No.
cGlo Eotf street. tomorrow Sunday after.
noon at o'clock. In,crment at pcn.nsular
Cemetery.
ZIMMERNAN-on Thursday. April 10, 1890, Mt 1850
p. M, PHILIP l.. ZIMMERMAN, aged y years.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of W,
H.J9hnsot. e7!3 Chapllae street. on Sunday,
april l3s at ! p. III. Friends of the family
are invited. lhtsrment Ut Mt. Ollvet Gene.
Ne tGry, sI.H.. r.#.H-H a-- M T'TY|I.
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svPEnsoYs wishing totub,cribc 10 tho DAILY
INrsiLl1EscIE can do NO BY sending In their or
der To the IS9riLioEScrE once on Postal Card
or oihcrwiic. They will be punctually served
BY carriers.
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Burlington Route-IIomc Seekcrs's Excur.

sions. Is
The Burlington Route, G., B. & @.
Railroad, will sell on Tuesdays, April
22d and May Goth, Home Seekers
Excursion Tickets at Hall Rates to points
in the farming regions OF the West,
Northwest and Southwest. Limit thirty
days. For folder giving details concern
ing tickets, rates and time OF trains, and
for descriptive land folder, call on your
ticket agent, or address P. S. Eustis,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Chicago, III.
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Democrats Endorse Postmaster Cowien.
1t,Lr TLsnoeyrf irrnl W. . ..

The new Postmaster at Wheeling has
removed every Democrat in his office.
This is one of tho differences in the way
the Republicans run things and the way
the Democrats DO. We prefer the Re.
publican ways in this respect.
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"ANTED-TO SUPPLY AT Low.
w EFT CAST PRICES, the tines. SHADE,
FRUIT and EVERGREEN TREES grown any.
where. Send lis your orders Tor Naples, LON
hnrhy Poplars. C~a,alpns. Elms. Jumpers, AtbOr
Vltaes, Norway Spruces, &c. Price list iier. Al.
dress, OHIO VALLEY NURSERIES,. Mounds.
willie, W. Va. mrE.st.
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CALESMEN WANTED ATONCE-A
- few good men 10 sell our goods by ~s,inpleto
the Wholesale and retail trade. We arc the IarE,
paid. Permanent position. Money advanced
for wages. advertising, etc. For terms address
Centennial Manufacturing Co., Chicago. III.
d #UEg IgalEa E"n fclS.TThiS
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H'bomiaa Gsaatv Etws tReP.}
1t is always unfair when n Democrat is
unseated in Congress, but fair when a
Republican Governor is deprived OF his
Just rights.
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A GENTS WANTED-THE MIS-.
II SOURI, Washer affords Agents profitable
business. Washes dlrticst clothes clean b. hot
steam. Arguments In It's favor numerous aud
convincing. Sent III two weckH' trial. Write
for Illustrated circular and terms. J. WORTH,
81 BcekERu street. New York. oc2i
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Just rights.

THERE is danger in impure blood.
Thereis safety in taking Hoods sa.sa-
parilla, the great blood purifier. 100
doses one dollar.
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AGENTS WANTED I: g! f. sslH IINES;
patent recently issued. It holds The clothes with.
out pins; they do not freeze to II and caunot
blow of. Sample line sent by mail hNc: 10 foot
line by mil STAY. For circulars. price list ana
terms address Tho Pinl.ss Clothes Limo
Co"l7 Hermon St. Worceoter, Mnss.
.#...a.. r##"".- upk,Vlk
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For Sale.

TOR SALE.
4 DAIRY FARM OF 10 ACRES,
Within four miles Of the city. A .ourrooncd
house, barn and stable, nil In good order. a
bargain. Two slx.roomcd brick houses OH jacob
street, South side.
Money to ioan on real estate security.
GEO. j.. MATHISON,
mrli p Real Estnte md Insurance AGENT.
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"ANTED-EV ERYBODN TO
w KNOW that we arc ready to ship FRuit,
DC, at lowest cash prices. srCclnl price Iii
free. Address, OHIO VALLEY NURSERIES,
M0unlkYllle. ". VA 49, Mr2ls
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A RE YOU MARRIED? IF NOT,
~ send your address, with stamp. 10 TIN
AMERICAN CORREsrnSDlNG CLUE, +, O.,
ROx Gt3. ClArksburr, ". Va mFls
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
THREE Small Places ut Elm Grove.
-FOUR Large Dwellings In tho city.
Several Small Dwellings.
Low prices and long time.
Enquire OF II. FORBES,
u de7 ~ ---- HIP Chapline Street
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In purchasing medicines, don't try
experiments the first and only consid.
GRAFTON should DO genuineness. Ayers
Sarsaparilla has stood the test for iorty
years, and to-day it is in greater demand
than ever-a triumphant proof of pop.
ular approval. paw
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Wanted,

MACHTNlST WANTED-CALL OR
lxl address JAS. MEANS q CO., s,eubcn.
Vile, O. IU.0 NM
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I, CIV. STARLIGHT, MAYOR OF THE CITY
OF Wheeling, DO hereby In accordance win INC
provisions oian Act Of the Legislature OF West
viEiuia In s,,c,, csse made md provide, an
noiince md publish that the following Ofdl'
nance wrs duly passed according 10 law q 4 reg
ular meeting of the Council Of the CITY Of Wheel;
ine. laid Ordinance provides for tho Issue and
saIe sithe bonds Of tho City OF Wheeling IN 'he
amount agersttine not more ihan .no Snm t or
ine following purpose only, viz: For the pnr.
pose Of providing means Tor tho CONSTRUCTION
and building o! u permanent. new bridge on
Main street over Wheeling crcck. 4
= 4. a sb.,iuI t1nrtlnU tn hp held on tle "p..
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Reciprocity OF Trade With South America.
Some Of the strongest arguments in
favor OF the action taken by the Pan.
American Congress on Thursday, look
ing forward to the establishment OF a
complete reciprocity OF trade between
this country and tho republics OF South
America, which is the adoption Of Mr..
Blaiue's ideas on the subject, r to be
found in tho consular reports Of Feb.
suary, just issued by the Government.
Reports from countries that are reach
ing out for tho South American trade
give some astonishing statistics, and rec
ommend strongly TINT the United States
step in and take possession Of the field.
Some OF tho c0nsuls suggested the re.
ciprocity treaties which have now been
proposed by the convention at Washing
ton.
Hon. ]. G. Monaghan, United States
consul at Mannheim, Germany, calls at
tention to q fact, in this connection
which may interest our iron and stove
manufacturers. le says there is n great
preference shown in Germany for Amer.
ican and Irish stoves. Ireland because OF
her poverty and America by her skill,
have developed in the matter OF stoves a
much superior article to any hitherto
known in Europe. But he concludes
with the following information md
recommendation. which We hope will
receive careful consideration:
So great f~avorltes are both these stoves that
factories run by stock companies have sprung
up, md arc every day spriagtng up, or inctcas.
tne In size, NIL over the Emritc.. Tho American
or lriShluan who linttcrS himself that he IL going
10 see n stove scnt from Belfast to New York il
much In error. The l,lsh stoves aud the Amerl.
Tan ones are made right here IN Mannheim. or
It's Ieishborhuod. II Is only the pattern that
Amcric. or Ireland supplies, nothing moro, not
even the worEmcn. | could not help wonder.
ins, when l saw the rude manner In which much
Of the work WIS done and the slow
hess OF manipulation, why We could not manu-.
iActurc and export cheap enough TO compete
here: but above all. to keep the South American
md African trade ttnn Germans. I feel per
icctly satisfied that Americans could produce
their own patterns ard the Irish stoves much
cheaper thuu do tho Germans. The great cause
for thee two kinds Of stoves being such ~fayorltes
Is their capacity for saving the consumption OF
coal In n country where tho latter Is 50 dear,
l,ut ] wiiie 10 Suggest ihht m effort be made to
secure south American Gud other tmde, which
Germans Will be reaching after just as soon as
they find themselves fitted up to have a surplus
over the home demand, which. at tho present
rate OF growth mud production, must be very
soon. h5a
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RICHMOND, IND, July

KlCHM0Sb, IND, July 81.
J. N, LooH Red Cloter Co., Dtroii:
l have used your Extract Of Red Glover
in my family for a number OF years as a
spring medicine to tho exclusion OF
Everything else. In my judgement it is
the best thing on tho market.
Tnos. G. GARv1N.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge
Corner Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
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tIr Onntidet yUtdtEOf The tFIyol NhetI!hE NhhlI
ynIu ,iuOn The question Uftllu Ratification or 70
icctlpr, u! tho ordinance aforesaid. when VI.
ulunucc IA III tho wotts and figures
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MARTINS FERRY.

Matters Of More or Less Importance from
100 g Over the Ohio.
To,,,n, af a. 4 frtn
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Yesterday morning G eorgo Smith, who
is employed on the Ohio Valley railroad
nearly opposite Moundsyiile, com.
planned before Justice Davis that Kate
Mazingo, alias Mamie Anderson, all in.
mate OF Aun Keim's house Of i'll fame
on Twenty-ilrst street, had robbed him
OF silver watch and 50 the night before.
Mamie was arrested and recognized for
her appearance at p. nj. At that hour
Smith failed to appear and the prisoner
was discharged. :
Last night Alice Clark, of No. 1884
Marrow street, swore ont peace war
rant Tor her husband, Robert Clark.
The case was heard, and CLARK was held
under $50 bond to keep tho peace.
On November Charles Seabright, of
Benwood, an employee OF the Riverside
Iron Company, went into n Banwood
saloon with two other men. While
there he laid his pocketbook containing
Sl05 on the bar while paying his bill iorr
drinks, and q drunken man staggered
against him, pushing the book oil the
bar. One OF the four men in the saloon
picked it up, but seabyight does not
know which one. Last night Justice
Davis isaued q warrant for L. Croy, OF
Uniontown, Pa, who was one OF the
party: The Benwood officers are look
ing after the others. An effort will be
made to bring Croy back.
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TRIguTEQP RESPECT
To tho Memory OF NJ. J. Finley by tho
Ohio Valley Grades md Labor Assembly.

To tho Memory OF NJ. j. Flnley by tho
Ohio Valley Grades md Labor Assembly.
In accordance with the action OF the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly,
public mention Ia hereby made OF the
Toss 10 the membership OF that body of
Michael ]. Finley, who departed this
life on Tuesday, November !, 1906. Mr..
Finley was for two terms the honored
President Of tho organization, and n con.
tinuous delegate since the formation OF
the Assembly. AS a citizen, Mr.. Finley
WAS recognized rs man Of sterling
worth, ability and integrity. AS an adj.
vocate Of the rights Of labor, he gained
and retained the confidence and esteem
OF tho whole body OF organized work.
ingmen In the Ohio Valley. Calm in
demcanor, firm Of purpose, and devoted
to the cause Of his fellow.workers, any
trEst conlided to him was considered in
safe hands. Constant effort in the direc.
ton Of lettering the condition Of the
wage.worker made the cause a second
nature to him, and his religion had Tor
its base devotion TO the interests Of his
fellow men. In his death the labor
cause loses one Of lis foremost auhcrents,
and the community an upright, honor.
able citizen. 5a5,5
10 tho wife and children Of Mr.. Finley
We extend heartfelt sympathy and con.
loience, gagged by thorough knowledge
and full appreciation Of the magnitude
Of their bereavement.
= JOHN CoRcoRAN,
j. W. II. RILEY,
u Il. RobEETsos,
Committee.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION,
Stage Of Water and 1Ioyer, ents OF Boat,
Tho River lntsres;s.

StnSe Of Water and 1Ioye,,,ents OF Eonts
Tho River Interests.
The river rose quite rapidly yesterday
and last night the marks at the wharf
showed 10 feet even, with steady rise
coming. The reports from above were
Pittsburgh-0 feet 10 inches and ris
ing; weather clear and cool. ~
Morgantown-S feet 0 inches and ris.
ing; weather rainy ard cold.
& Brownsville-ll feet inch and rising
weather rainy and cold. g
Warfeu-4 feet 2 inches and falling
weather clear and mild. o. .
Yesterday the Lizzie Bay led tho list,
getting away for Charleston at 4 a, M
The Matt F. Allen for Pittsburgh at S a.
m. was the pext-The Andes for Gin.
cinnati got away few minutes after s a.
N. with a good load Of freight and a fair
list OF passengers-The @. ". Bachelor
got oil for Pittsburgh at 10 q. m, with
unusually good business for an up trim,
and with good prospects for her return
The Ben Hur left the wharf Tor Parkers.
burg at II: 80 Il. IN. with her usual GOOD
business-The Liberty aud Phillips we're
in and out regularly. !.
To-day the II. K. Bedford will leave
for Pittsburgh at s a. m.-The Hudson ia
due down from Pittsburgh for Cincinnati
ut %. m.-The Scotia may be expected
up from Cincinnati for Pittsburgh some
time before noon. She is due at 10 a.
Courier is to-day's Parkersbure
packet, due to leave at II 80 a. m. =
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LOCAL BGEVlTlLS.
Matters OF Minor Moment In ind About
. ..', the City.


Matters OF Minor Moment In ind About
g.' the City.
OPERA House this evening-Lecture
by DR.. J. Charles Harrison.
a MEETING for young men will DO held
again tonight ut the Y. NJ. G. A.
THE Grand this evening-Katie En-
NETT in "The Waits OF New York"
Tom FLArLEY fell while loading iron
from the Belmont blast furnace into a
car and was badly bruised.
The Cranple Mission band OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church will give one
OF their pleasant socials at the church
this evening.
SEVEN members OF the Young Mems
Democratic Club left last night OH the
1880 train for Columbus to attend tue
Thurman birthday celebration.
TIE condition of Market street and
other prominent thoroughiares in the
city is pronounced with one accord a
disgrace to q civilized community.
A TwELvR.YEAR.oLD son of Fred
Feckey, who lives in Alley G near
rwenty.second street, was badly bitten
by his fathers horse yesterday morning,
the bone of one cheek being laid bare.
Work on the new back river bridge is
progressing finely. The false work has
been completed from the Ohio shore
pier to the third pier in the river and
will DO pushed on to the next pier before
the iron work is commenced. Consider.
able iron is on the ground and is in
shape to De rapidly bundled.
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knocked Down aud Robbed.

George Leley, q man who sajd be was
from Washington, Pa, was wandering
about In tho Fifth ward lato Tuesday
night, hunting for tho b. 4 0. depot,
when two young men offered 10 direct
him. They led him mp Though the B
4 0. yard, and when noar Twentieth
street, one Of the guides stepped behind
him and struck him stunning blow,
knocking him down. His nssailant then
seized Leley's watch and ran, rs his cries
had attracted tho attention Of two po-
licemen, who were approaching. Lelsy
got oil with the LOGS OF the watch, val.
ned at 50, and sore head. He had
Sl3 III money in his pockets. When he
startled up tho track q companion from
his own town was with him, but he has
has not been seen aimee.
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WHEELING lNsTALMENT co.

For a jingle OF Chinawars put your
car to this-Toilet Sets, in beautiful
decorations, that formerly sold at 81 90
aud $3.50. will be marked down this
week to s. 50-Toiet Sets, made In the
finest ware, artis,ically decorated and in
beautiful odd shapes. good value at
SIC 90, viii sell ut ST 00-Wo'ii keep
right through this department and
smash priceB-We will offer thirty Toilet
Sets, In neat decorations, seven distinct
patterns, at only s. 25 each--Here's m
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chance for the
economical bousewife-Toilet Sets at
less than half their regular marke value
ore what we oler-Be awake to the i'm
portance OF this sale! Come and select
what you may want in this line at these
giving away pricss-Don't hesitate about
money; n small amount Of ready cash
and the balance in easy weekly or
monthly payments will enable you to
buy what you may want in our line
We give credit to every one-Come here
before purchasing-.A single dollar does
double duty.
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The Reeves Opera Company will play the
bnrlesque Of Faust" at the Opera House next
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TUE CERTIFICATE SIGNED.
No Recount Demanded ON tho Vote FOR

No Recount demanded on tho Vote FOR
F.. Senator.
Tho Board Of County Commissioners
met again yesterday 10 complete the
formality Of signing tho certificates Of
election for the cilicen chosen last week.
Tho certificates had been prepared after
the canvas madc on Monday, when the
Board adjouraoi! oyer till yesterday on
m inlimation from uhairman Riley, OF
the Democratic State Committee, that
Judge J.J. Jacob might desire to demand
recougt OF the votes cast in the county
for State Benatos. Yesterday morning
Hon. LIS. Jordan appeared ON behalf OF
Judge Jacob, and informed the members
that tho Judge did not desire recount.
He wss perfectly satisfied with the re.
suit. 5'
1t took tho ten members OF the Board
from 10 o'clock to noon to read over the
certificates and aflix their signatures.
The law feqaire5 that each OF the ten
SHALL Sign the papers individually, and
as there are seventy.six Of them, 1t vas
no light lob.
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SHOT By i POLICEMAN. /


a Colored Tramp Severely wounded by
0Hieer sIssan--An Exciting Scene.
Y Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock a
colored man who gave his name first as
Joe McCtoud and afterwards as Edward
Cloud, was shot In the deshy part Of the
thigh by Officer Barney Moran, and Sc.
yerely but not dangerously wounded.
The shooting occurred near tho Bel.
mont mill, in The railroad yard. Early
In tho afternoon telephone message
came from the Belmont mill to the.po.
lice headquarters saying that colorod
man was running amuck" IN that
neighborhood, with two big revolveis,
indulging In promiscuous threats to
shoot people. Officers went down and
found that the man had disappeared. A
boy said no bud told him that he was
waiting for boat to 20 down The river,
and that policemen had been following
him ever since lie left Ohio, but II they
undertook to arrest him he wenld shoot
them. Several people were found who
had been tcrrorized by tho mans pistol.
Later another message came, and
Officers Donnelly and Moran went
down. They saw the man, but lie ran
on the other side Of a box car and began
to Gre at them with revolver. Moran
drew his pistol and fired back. AT the
tirsl shot he fell, but got up again, and
emptied the revolver. Then the officers
closed in on him, but had desperate
struggle 10 master him. He fought like
a mailman. Moran hit him over tho head
with the butt OF his pistol 70 hard a
blow that the brcech Of thu revolver was
twisted all ont Of shape. Still he did
not succumb. Donnolly broke . email
bone in his right hand In the struggle.
Finally the fellow was overpowered and
hauled to police headquarters in the pa.
troll wagon. There 1t was found that the
bail had entered Us stated, ranging to-
wardthegroin.
DR.. Garrison probed for tho ball, but
could not locate 1t. lie said the wound
| was not dangerous. At midnight tho
fellow was resting easy.
lie told the officers his name was Joe
McClouJ, but later BIO told the Prose.
cutting Attorney his name was Edward
Cloud, and that bis father lived at
Wythevilla, Va. lie looks to be about
IS or40 yours old, is slim and wlry, and
so far aa could be judged, was neither
drunk nor crazy. He is believed to b. a
fugitive from Justice.
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N'MECIIkN.NNGi.
Distinguished Marriage Ceremony ut cadis
H-'. Yestcrtiny. -lH - y

Distinguished Marriage Ceremony ut cadii
as Yesterday. -
Nj. Bernard /. MrAIechen, Of this
city, and Miss Mary Alberta Hogg, Of
Cadiz, Ohio. were married yesterday at
the home OF the brides father, at Cadiz,
Rev. Dr.. W. schrom. Of Pittsburgh,
officiating. The CEREMONY took place at
noon, and was witnessed by the imme.
diate families OF tho parties, and at it's
conclusion a fine wedding breakfast was
served. Alter congratulations were ten.
dered and iarewells said Mr. and Mrs.
McMechen left for Chicago and the
West on a bridal tour. followed by
showers Of rice and good wishes. II is
expected Mr.. and Mrs. McMechen will
arrive IN Wheeling about the first part
OF the week. They will reside with Mr..
McNlechen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George X. McMechen, on Chapline
street, on their return.
Among the Wheeling people who at
tended the wedding were MIR. and Mrs.
OK. McAlechen, Mics Lydia McAIechen,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McMechen aud Mr..
and Mrs. Hullihen Quarter. Mr.and Mr..
". B. McMechen left Immediately for
California, where they will remain sew
eral months.