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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-30

y When the name Of Mr.. Breckenridge,
OF Kentucky, was called he stepped into
the aisle aud ia a resounding voice said !:
n deny the power Of the Speaker TO do
this, and denounce II as revolutionary"
Cheer after cheer, characterized by
the Republicans us the rebel yell, went
up from the Democratic side md it was
several minutes before sufficient order
was restored TO enable the Clerk to ocon-
tinue the reading Of the list OF names.
Butthe order was only temporary, for
while the Clerk was proceeding with
the reading, half a dozen Democrats were
on their feet denouncing the assioa OF
the Speaker. 55E,s
Mr.. Bland, OF Missouri, roared out that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-30

The report was adopted without dis
sent and the Joint Assembly adjourned
until ~ o'clock tomorrow morning. q a
rEAe| .-sssg .a..E sLH 49, r. II IT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-30
MIsAPpLIED THE FACTS.

N1sAPFL1ED THE FACTS. Psi y,
When We came to Brooke county the
committee had struck OF just ono more
vote from Fleming than from Goff.
There were Is votes in the Brooke
county List, being afterwards elimi-
vote my brother Sprigg grayely arose in
his place and said be had always been
opposed to striking of votes Of persona
voting out Of their, district, but Judge
Maxwell has convinced me and I vote
TO strike of. Brother ,Sprigg had the
law right, but he misapplied the facts.
Seventy were struck of who lived on
the opposite side Of Fleet street, and
who voted at the Court House as
they had done before. II is: contended
that to get to the court house they had
to cross the district line. Here is a mis-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-30

Mr.. Bland, OF Missouri, roared out thai
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13
Cool and Refreshing, but
Laden With Gossip, Over
White Bear.
Flirting and Gossiping to
While Away the Time
at the Lake.
Personal and Social Gossip
From the Hotels by
the Shore,
And From the Several Pretty
Parks in st. Paul's
Suburbs.

some amusing things happen at the
lake occasionally, making it pleasant
LOT the contemplatiye idler. By the
way, the only feasible plan for ENJOYING
an outing at the lake is to idle. Don't
attempt to fish and row, and take long
walks, and dance and firt all at once.
lake it easy. Do one of them at time
and don't work hard at it. If Won want
10 hsh, good. but don't take the hottest
Gay OF the summer and row your own
BOAT. Let some one else row, and rest
while the sun is high. When you feel
tnat you must be on the water take a
sallDoar and glide softly over the waves,
listening to the musical swish against
It's sides. Be out of doors all you can,
put don't work at it hard. Don't flirt
Hard. You only weaken your heart and
conscience. and are no more successful
Than he OF the laissez faire policy.
*xk
1t was amusing to watch the Washers
the other day in their efforts to tiirt
with a couple of pretty schoolmaams
VINO mad ensconced themselves in a cool.
shady place on the lake shore, but near
Che road. First a couple of we'll known
81; raul boys came 10y. and seeing the
ladleS alone. and noting that they were
very pretty, sat down about fifteen feet
from them and tried to attract their at
tention, but without success. They
were succeeded by others, and the look
OF quiet amusement on the faces of the
girls became one of disgust, but still the
Washers continued, until two of the best
known men at the lake came along and
made dead set at them, and retired
ifdlscomtited, routed by fiery glance
from one of the madens, trying to hide
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13
NEWS.

The young ladies Of the Ninth Presbyterian
gave an interesting literary entertainment
Thursday evening last at the hall, corner
Harrington and University avenues. Ice
cream, lemonade and cake were served, and
ali spent most enjoyable evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Epworth M.
e. church gave an ice cream sociable at the
residence of the pastor, Mr.. Saiton, COS
Aurora avenue, Wednesday of last week.
Miss Clara Harrington and Miss Laura
Francis, of Milwaukee and Mrs j. p. Moore,
of Chicago, spent part of last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson, of Como avenue.
Misses Ida and Eta Deyault returned from
Duluth on Monday last having spent the
Fourth and Sunday with their brother Of the
Zenith City.
Mrs George R. Baily, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Sherry, and daughter Maud, re-
turned from Grand Forks Thursday of last
week.
W. Ball, Of the Lafayette, Minnetonka,
made hasty visit with Mr.. and Mrs. La
Claire one day last week.
Mrs. S. Corris and mother. Mrs. Gates. re-
turned from an extended visit at Fort Wayne.
Ind, on Thursday last
Harrington Lodge, L o. g. T., held an in
teresting meeting at its hall Friday evening
last
E. Fisher returned from months visit at
Glencoe on Wednesday evening last.
Miss May Smith, of Clear Lake, Wis, is Wis
1tng Mrs. j. c. Mccall.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

| Dr.. Plckard OF Iowa. who has been visiting
| his son, f. W. Pickard, returned home Fri
| day morning. The doctor, who was one OF
| the originators and organizers of the Nation
| al Educational association. says the fines
| school exhibits he has seen yet were at this
| meeting.
/ Miss Browne, Miss Alice Harwood, and
Supt. Anderson, all of Cedar Rapids, To-,
| were the guests OF Mrs. C. 81. Cannon, of
| Pratt avenue, during the National Educa-
tOnal association.
| Mr.. and Mrs George L. Lord, of 81 Sum-
NIT avenue, gave delightful dinner last
Tuesday. in honor of their old friend and
teacher, DR.. Pickard.
Mrs. Harry Cheney ana children are back
from their trip in Wisconsin, and are now
occupying The residence corner of Gordon
and Carter streets
Mrs. Charles Martin and Misses Mamie and
Addie Judkins, of Hastings, MINI. are spend
ing the week with Mrs. D. c. Martin, of
Cromwell avenue.
j. B. Mervin. of the journal of Education,
st. Louis, accompanied by his wife, are visit
ing Mrs. II. N. Stephenson, of Marvel street.
Rev. DR.. Atwood, president Of the Canton
Theological school, N. Y, and wife were
guests of Mrs. s. Z. Brace Tuesday.
Harrison H. Brace, who has been pursuing
a three years course in law at Philadelphia,
has returned home again.
Mrs. Elmer Foss, Of Marvel street, is enter
tanning Miss Alice Lyon and Miss Arabeu
Martin, of La Crosse.
Miss Lorila Mosher, of New Richmond,
Wis., spending the week with Mrs. Schuerte,
of Marvel street,
T. F. Ham. an attorney from Wauseon. O..
was the guest of Mrs. G. w. Hartzell, Thurs
day last,
Mrs j. B. King. of Everett Court, is enter
tanning Mrs. Sears and Miss Sears, of Deca-
tur, Ills.
j. j. Edwards and wife, of Huron S. D. ARE
visiting W. P. Mccormick, Of the Park house
Prof. Taggart is the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
Daigneau, of Raymond avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, of Maria avenue, are
receiving a very pleasant visit from Mr..
walkers father, Emory Walker. Of Milford.
Mass. There are now four generations of
this family in the city, namely: Emory
Walker, Emerson Walker, Mrs j. P Schroe-
der and little baby Schroeder.
Mrs. Lewis Baker and Miss Nan Baker of
College avenue. returned Wednesday from
the South Miss Virginia Baker, who has
been spending some time in Chicago, accom-
panied them home from that place. Miss
Nan is entertaining two young ladies from
the South.
Nat s. Thomas formerly Of this city, but
lately professor of English literature in the
University of Kansas, was in the city this
week He expects to enter oxford college,
England this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. C, A. Cleveland, Of Glenwood,
Wis, and Mrs. E. A. Keith, of Fond du Lac,
Wis. are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
C. W. Cleveland, at their home, No. 279 st.
Anthony avenue.
Miss Ida S. Waugh, of Middlesburg. Vt,
who has been in attendance at the teachers
conl eniicn II, viii remain i'll st. Paul sever al
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13

20. B. Stone. Salem, Mass; Miss
Watermelon, from Japan. and W.
Lyon, of Detroit are visitors Of Mrs. Gage.
of RaEine street. Miss Andrews and niece,
left for Oberiin Thursday. They have also
been guests Of Mrs. Gage.
Mrs. A. G. Thomson, OF Conway street, Is
[ entertaining Miss G. Miller, OF independence,
KAN: Miss s. Brennan. OF L!tchf1eld, Mimi,
and Mrs. W. Thomson and daughter. of Belle
Plaine, MINI.
Mrs. Millard Fiheld, of Maple street. and
Miss Fifeld, of Bates avenue, have returned
from their trip. Mrs. Fifield is entertaining
Mrs. Abrahams, of Maine.
Mrs Newton, Of North street, enter ained
five teachers the past week. Mrs: Newton
intends giving the proceeds to the st. Peters
Episcopal Ladies' guild.
Mrs. M. x. Morey and daughters, Grace
and Florence, of sos Park avenue, Chicago,
are staying with Mrs. II. C. StoweH, COCOON
way street.
Miss Kate Mayhue. of Reaney street. and
her sister, Mrs. Fox, started for Washington
Wednesday evening, to be gone tnree
months.
Mrs. j. M. Smith, of East Fourth street, re-
turned from Duluth Sunday, and is enter
tanning the Misses Chase of Chicago.
Dr.. Dewarts Of the Bates Avenue Methodist
church, and S. Dewart, who is visiting his
brother. have gone to Waseca-
Miss G. Priestly. of East Sixth street, and
Miss M. Sheners, of Maple street. started for
st. Louis Tuesday morning.
Miss Seeford, Miss Hatfield, Miss Lafayette
and Miss Broker are staying with Mrs. d.
Davies. of Maria avenue.
Miss Pauline Lawrence, of East Seventh
street, is from home on an extended tour to-
be absent three months.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Duchen, OF Louis
vile, KY, are visiting with Mrs. Allyn
Krieger of Cherry street.
DR.. Patterson and family, of East Seventh
street, have taken up their residence at -Four
Lakes for the summer.
Mrs. Murphy, of Hudson, visited her
daughter Mrs Buckley, Of 748 Margaret
street, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. w Jainison, of Ravine street,
started Oh an Eastern trip Saturday to be alb
sent some weeks.
Miss Copeland and Miss Carl, of Kansas,
were visitors Of Mrs. Mayhue. Reaney street.
the past week.
Miss E. Crippen and Miss A. MeAtter are
visitors at Mrs. MiddletOn's, of Bates avenue.
Mr.. Pierce of London, Eng, is the guest OF
his cousin, G. L.. BOnney, of Rayine street.
DR.. E. x. Amos and Miss Wood are to be
married in Chicago on the 9th of August.
Mrs. II. B. Farweli. of Hoffman avenue, is
entertaining Mrs. and Miss Roe. of Maine.
Mrs. r. A. Davis, of East Third street, is
entertaining Miss Nellie Meloy, of Ohio.
Mrs. Zimmerman, OF East Seventh street,
is entertaining visitors this week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13
MERRIAM PARK.

Gold and Silver is the subject Of leo
ture which will be given by Mai. T. M.
Newson before the Merriam Park lodge, L O.
o. F., before he leaves for Malaga This
lodge installed the following officers Last
Wednesday evening: Dr.. A. Henderson. N.
G.: Grin Smith, V. g.; j. W. Gordon, r. s. |,
Robert Wilson, P. s.; j. II. Ludwig, t.: j.
Stougaard, W.; z. B. Hamilton, c.: r. r.
Stevens, r. s. N. g.; W. II. Wright r. s. v.
g.; F. G. Campbell, r. s. s.; II. Peterson.
L. S. s.; Kelly, /. g.. Charles Malone, o.
G.; H. j. Brainerd and f. B. Stevens, trust
ees.
Mrs. E. B. Northrup had for guests last
week Mrs. Rohrbaugh and Miss M Ware
helm, of Helena, and Mrs. Merrill and Miss
Hattie Merrill, of Milwaukee.
The young people Of the Presbyterian
church viii have lawn festival at the resi-.
dence Of A. B. Robbins next Friday evening
Mrs. Caroline Sampson and daughters. OF
Boston. are visiting with Mrs A. G. Merrill,
of Milwaukee avenue
Prof. e. ID. Bracket and mother, of Garth
age. N. z, are the guests Of Mrs. K. Burnand,
of Waltham avenue.
The ladies of the Presbyterian society VIII
meet with Mrs. F. G. Austin Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett, Of BROOKLYN.
N. Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs f. R. Fuller
Miss Sarah Blom. of Gault, Ont, Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Henderson.
DR.. Lee. of New York, is the guest of his
nepheWs. DR.. and Leon Woodruff,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13
their chagrin in take it easy ''bowled
out a little but still on my pins" style.

There's a pretty little married woman
not far from the hotel to whom very
nice young man was introduced not lons
ago. and for the Mrs. In her name ht
heard Miss. He is making most tire
mendous running for her favor and Ii
trying hard to cut out her husband
while he smiles on the gay young mar
and contemplates his probable confu
sion on learning the true state of the
case.
Three or four young people who are
supposed to be working in town were
taking breakfast shortly before the S:1S
train early this week, when one of them
said: 81 don't feel very we'll to-day
wish / could stay out" The veteran al
the head of the table said: sLets fir
penny to see if we are all too sick tl
work." The coin was tossed. "Lost.
1T should have been two out of three
The fateS were propitious and they had
the best time all day they have had this
summer.
Eugene Ramaley gave a pleasant
little party to few friends on Monday
night, among them being Mesdames
Stephenson, Jones, Churchill, Misses
Loomis, Stephenson, Graham, Weidlich
Abbott, Schnabel, Sharpnack and
Messrs, Wood. Van Curen, Goodwin
Gray, Bagley, Cults, Whitewell, Knaufi
and Churchill.
At Leip's HOTEL. G. Newell, William
Balls, Mrs. Soucise, Miss Chenet, Fl. B. Grun-
ing: j. Parker and sister, T. j. Price and son
H. Y. Price. Miss Jennie Olivier. r. r. Briggs,
q =: Agnew. G. G. Konantz, F. u. Durocher,
William HAYDEN. Miss Duncan. Miss East
WOOD. Dr. W. Luhman and wife. G. W. Bra
den. w. j. Sheehy, Theo Lavaseur and wife,
d. w Davis and wife, c. B. Marvin and wife.
Miss Ella McArdle. Miss Agnus Grace,
Miss Lille Grace. Mrs. j. Wheeler,
D. E. Durham. Harry MacLachlan, j. K.
Bacon, wife and family. Il. Werner and wife,
q. ID. Seeley, David Seeker. of st. Paul; E.
A. Tower, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. With
water: W. NJ. Hayden, Springfield, Mass. ; j.
George Bremser, st. Louis No.. Miss frankie
hudson. Chicago; Andrew Van Wormer, st.
Louis. Mo-; Mrs. Z. c. HerSey, Still
water Mimi; Mrs. George o. Fairbanks,
chicago; c: Thiesson, Milwaukee; B. Borri-
field, Mass. !: Mrs. L. A. White, Miss Julia
White. Burlington, Ill. A. Meissell and wife,
st. Louis; Ii. A. Sommers and family; Sheriff
D. ID. Pohlmann and sons, William Giorins
and family, Il. Dallemeyer and wife, Mrs.
John F. Burlington y Son, Miss Cora Null
holland st. Louis, Mo- Miss G. Miller, Miss
Belle Miller, Miss Lulu Welman, Louisville.
KY; Ed Lange and family, Topeka, Kan.
At thel Williams House-Lyman Comstock
James E.. Weaver and wife, W. l. Hope, C.
T: Spear. G. T. Spear, A. R. Lamb and wife,
Charles Clifton, Mrs. Grey and daughter. NJ.
Kahn, F. q. Ceroles and family, Come Ham
LIN, II. W. Rietzke, j. Ryan and wife, G.
Herman, M. W. Herman. A. All
becht, A. Sternberg and wife, R.. Haas
Il. Emerson and wife, Z. e. Merrill and
Tour. A. Krbennlng, j. Caplozi, Will Collins,
Mrs. B. Smith, r. G. Bousher and wife Emma
Thompson. Minnie Smith. Mrs. Lewis, C. H.
dillen, Mary Donohue Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13

Pa, are visiting Mrs. Elliott, of Marshall ave-
| nue..
| Mrs Mitchell, of Marshall avenue, is enter
tanning Miss Ayres and Miss Walsh, OF Win
| nipeg
/ Miss Bessie Smith, of Summit avenue, is
visiting at the Jefferson cottage. Lake Mime
tonka.
John Hammond and J. Hill have returned
from Exeter. They came by way Of the great
lakes.
Miss Nan Baker, of College avenue, re-
| turned this week after trip to West Vir-
ginia.
May Jaquess, of Arkansas, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Mamie Castle, Of Western ave-
nue..
Miss s. J. Owens, of Cincinnati O., is Wis.,
iting the Misses Owens, of 800 Holly ave-
nue..
Frank 81. Griggs has returned for the va
cation a fter his first year at Williams college
o. Rev Robert Christie Of The House of Hope
cnurch, Will sail for Europe in few days.
Miss Madge Bishop, of Hannibal Mo-, is
visiting Mrs. Lathrop, of Nelson avenue.
William L. Kelly Jr., of Sherburne ave.
nue., is home from visit to Racine, Wis.
Miss Jessie Davenport will soon leave to
pass few weeks in and around Duluth.
Mrs. T. W. Teasdale, of Olive street, is en-
terfalning her daughter, Mrs. Hubbell.
Miss Stout, OF Grand avenue. is visiting
Miss Florence Benson at Lake City.
Mrs. F. r. Fuller is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bennett, OF Brooklyn.
Mrs. A. M. Peabody, of Lincoln avenue
left this week for an Eastern visit.
Mrs. 7. C. Field. of Nina avenue, is at the
Eastern seashore for the summer.
Miss Alice Monfort, of the Windsor hotel,
spent part of the week at Duluth.
Miss Lizzie Ciinch, of Lincoln avenue, is
visiting friends. in Portland, Ore.
Miss Elsie Hasenwinkle Is enjoying an out
ing at Lindstrom, Lake Chisago.
Miss Carey, of Arundel street, is home after
visiting at White Bear lake.
Willis Mullen, of Louisville, KY, is the
guest of Herbert Brown.
Miss Nellie Beech is visiting her sister at
Rhinelander, Wis.
j. G. Stout sails this week for London on a
business trip.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13

has more resident students this year than
ever before.
Mort Bagley has left the lake for couple
OF weeks.
Miss Lizzie Reed is stopping at John
Gelly's.
Fred Kellogg is frequent visitor at the
lake.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13

Society is at the lakes. Those whose
presence in the city during the progress
of the Educational convention was nee
esSary in order that the visitors might
be properly entertained either babe the
foreigners farewell yesterday, or took
them along to the shores of Minnetonka,
or one or another of the lakes where
they may study for a few weeks the
natural beauties of rural Minnesota.
AS for the regular social routine, it has
been altogether forgotten during the
week just passed. Very little enter
tanning has been done except that
which was necessary to insure the COM
fort and enjoyment of the visitors to
the convention. and these have been en-
tertained right royalty, as became the
people of st. Paul. Among the WIS.,
sions of admiration of the
picturesque beauty OF the city in which
they have spent the past few days,
were heard from all sides, and of the
three hundred Southern delegates pres
ent eighty have decided to remain III
Minnesota at one or another of the lake
resorts for a month or more. At White
Bear the season is in full swing. The
hotels are doing tremendous business,
and the lake is dotted with craft of all
kinds laden with pretty girls and gay
cavaliers from the city from sunrise I'M
til long after shutdown.
Reception to Miss Forepaugh.
Miss Alice Forepaugh was given a
Surprise last evening by the arrival at
the Forepaugh residence on Summit
avenue about 8 o'clock of a merry party
of young ladies and gentlemen, chaper-
Oned by Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. George r.
Finch, Mrs. Tarbox and Mrs. DR.. Stone.
The party met at the residence of Mrs.
Stone and then proceeded to their des-
tination. The surprise was a genuine
one, but not less welcome on that &C
count, and after explanations had been
gone through with, euchre tables were
Forthcoming and game of progression
was soon in full blast. Later in the
evening there was parlor dance in
which, despite the elevated mercury,
there was generaliparticipat There
were in all about thirty guests, and the
event, though the hostess was caught
unprepared, was one of the pleasantest
OF late happenings.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

The Misses Worsley, Burlington; Miss
Horton and Miss Jones, Milwaukee:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

The President does not give mnch comfort to
Utah's aspirations to statehood. He calls at
tention in his message to the fact that in the
recent change Of front by the Mormons con-
corning obedience to the laws against plural
marriages an mistaken belief In pOlygamy as a
divine institution is expressed, and adds:
"Now it is quite true that the Law should not
attempt TO deal with the faith or belief Of any
one; but il is quite another thing, and the only
safe thing. SO to deal with the territory of Utah
as that those who believe polygamy to be right
ful shall not have the power to make it law
full" Evidently Utah will not be among the
new states of the immediate future, unless the
expected revelation to the Mormon leaders
that polygamy is not or is no longer a divine
institution comes to hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

Mr.. Lodge in his new bill purposes carrying
out the suggestions in Surgeon General Hamil-
toms report, heretofore referred to by The
STAR with appreciation. The bill not only ex-
cludes from the country obnoxious persons, but
provides machinery by which the act of exclu-
sion can be enforced. Certificates Of character,
health, and pecuninry ability are required to
be made cut and signed by the American con-
sui or diplomatic representative at the port
from which the emigrant proposes to embark.
This is one of the most important topics for
consideration in the present Congress and
there ought to be no great difficulty in securing
the passage of some such legislation as that
proposed by Mr. Lodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

The action Of the Senate republican caucus in
deciding to take up the election bill at once and
to push i. vigorously does not settle in advance
the fate of the measure. but long step is taken
toward the settlement of the question 1t may
be that the Senate, after full and free discus
sion, will decide to change the House bill in
important respects. If that is done the meas
ure viii go into conference between the two
houses and some sort of bill less stringent than
the House desires will probably be passed. II
the House bill DC adopted as it stands the Sem
ate rules will have to be changed, and to this
tho democrats will make all the opposition pos
abba.