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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
SPORTING WORLD
THE BASE BALL SEASON is NOW
FAIRLY ON.
The League Opens the Battle for the Psnnani
Under Encouraging Circumstances - The
Record Of the Wssk-rhe Standing Of
the Clubs-Diamond Dust-Gsn-
sral Sporting News

The base ball season is now fairly on,
and IL has opened with an enthusiasm
that augurs we'll for the popularity OF
the National game. The war oil laSt
season, which at one time threatened
the life of the pastime, is happily over,
and the amalgamatiOn Of players VINO
were in opposite leagues in 1890 has
been accomplished withOutany unpleaS-
ant results. The National League seems
to have the call on the patronage OF the
people, If one may judge from the at-
tendance of the past week.
The Association has been hammering
the ball and kicking on umpires for two
weeks, and have been drawing fairly
well i'm those cities where Association
fever runs high. The remarkable feat
ure so far is the brilliant start made by
the Louisville team, last years cham
mons. If there is anything in playing
ON home grounds the Louisvilles had
this advantage, but they kept up
their pace so well that some credit
should be given for their inherent
strength and strong team work. This
team has no star player. but every man
is good average ball tosser and work
together with an energy and oneness
that always tells. The phenomena
success of this team is in great contrast
to the record made by the all star or
CARNATIONS Of Pittsburg and New York
of the National League. 1t is really al
object lesson in base ball. The record
of the Association up to Saturday is a'
follows
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
NATIONAL UNION,


This order is a social, patriotic and bene-
fetal one 1t is represented in Wheeling
bv three Councils, viz Garden Spot, f
l. Henry and Philo There are nearly 20C
members, and there ought TO be five times
that number, and there would were the
workings of the order properly understood
1t cost man of 40 years but $500 per
81 900 during the year 1890. Philo Coun'
eli is initiating new members at nearly
every meeting. Friend Owen G. Scotield
was second rate member of Philo
Council, and his insurance is now in the
hands of the Council Treasurer and will
be paid Just as soon as the release of bene-
fit certificate is signed. AS there are four
beneficiares and some of them living out
side the State, this cannot be done at once.
The membership of the National Union in
Wheeling is composed oil many OF the very
best business men of the city. All are
asked to carefully investigate it. There is
no order of the kind founded on 4 more
substantial basis.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
MOUNDSVILLE.

/ Mrs r Ernst, Miss MOllie CLANCY and
Charles Ernst. of Clarksourg, are visiting
Miss Lena Ernst. on Water street. They
att audod the Rumble-Nace wedding.
Miss Matte BlakemOre, of GAINESVILLE.
/ is the guest of Mrs Thomas Lowe.
VIII Moore is i'm Columbus, on business.
Mrs Henry kempie and daughter Rhea,
of Be.laire are visiting Mrs. Name Tom
linsOu
Chas NOler is making some extensive
repairs on his residence in the First ward
Fred Welch. of Stifel X Co. attended
the wedding on last Wednesday evening.
Rev Grimes will preach a special sermon
10 the Odd Fellows this morning at 1920
O'Clock. All are invited 10 be present
Prof. Wiley, of MOrgantown, delivered
his popular lecture, There's a woman in
/ it, 20 an appreciative audience at the NJ.
+. Church on Friday evening The lee
ture was one of "a series of seven which
was inaugurated oy Rev. Grimes a few
weeks ago The speaker delighted the au-
dience with his wit for over an hour The
! orchestra was present and added TO the en-
tertainment with some delightful music,
which was also interspersed with sweet
singing by the choir.
Mrs Rev Grimes was called TO Wheel
ing Yesterday afternoon by telephone an
nouncing that her niece, Mrs. Ella Wells
Nav. was very low of typhoid fever and
could not live longer than few hours.
lCldrence Smith has returned from school
az Delaware o.. for the summer vacation.
The NJ. ". NJ Society gave a box party
al the residence Of Mrs. Capt Smith last
Monday evening All theyoung gentlemen
took boxes of candy and nuts and the young
ladies' took chances as 70 their partners al
the repast.
r-r. N..,lfa11 Il. f,-ir, ,.i,t,cl,- ii1 NJ hi c
home and is not expected 10 live but for a
short time
Mr. and Mrs Fred Kemple were pre-
sontcd with "a fine girl baby ON Wednesday.
Mr. aud Mrs Ralph Patterson are ex-
Dected home from their bridal tour to-day.
They win leave for Clarksburg next week
where they VIII 20 TO housekeeping.
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KINGwOOD.

KfNGwoop. April 25.-Lawyer John j.
Conf. of Wheeling, is at his home IN
RowleSburg, this county, recuperaung
from an attack Of la grippe.
A Masonic lodge T. ID. was Instituted
here Monday night, Oficered as follows
w. NJ O. Dawson, W. M; j. \. Martin,
:. w. JOS Jackson, j. W; J. W. Parks,
Treasurer: DR. Trippett, Secretary; Capt
Goodwin. Sr Deacon, Il. Thomas, acting
Jr. Deacon The lodge starts of auspi-
ci0usly. many good men and true waiting
10 be made Mas0ns.
The Odd Fellows celebrate their 12nd
anniversary tonight by a banquet and the
following programme: Address OF wei
come by Noble Grand Z. Thomas; lecture
bv Past Grand. O. NJ. Bishop; address,
subject THE Three Links by Col, Il. w
Monroe. Friendship by u. Grand j.
W White; Love r. b. l.. Trippett
Truth by f. Messenger, and minute
speeches by other members; G. Patriarch,
W. =. Martin on Eucampment; Cap Z.
Y Bishop ON Canton, and for the ID. OF K
Noble Grand. Mrs &. W. F'awcett.
DR.. James II Manowu has sold his res
idence. the =. II Mccormick property, 10
Mrs r. b. Smith, who expects TO add eight
rooms TO il, and occupy il about August Isl
as "a hotel The Doctor expects 10 raise his
office and built front TO ii for residence
for himself
Rev. George II. McGrew, of Washington
City. and Mai w. ii. McGrew, of Morgan
town, are here 20 attend the golden wed
ding of their father and mOther-HOu. j. G.
McGrew and wife, which pleasant affair
occurs on Monday, 21th inst BY the way
Mr.. j. G.. McGrew is $ years old and we
will wager is the best preserved and mosl
youthful looking and active man in the
State for his years. He IS q painstaking
careful and intelligent gentleman, who has
accumulated about S2OO,OOO by his own eX
ertiOnS. coming 20 KingwOod in his boy
hood with only - cents in his pocket
What a lesson can be drawn from his
moral, frugal and Industrious life; he has
mad very little school advantages, yet
we believe he is the peer, in learning
of any man in the State. Close observa
ton. study, industry, frugality and moral
itv seem to have been the strong points in
his make up, and, combined with his
Scotch stick-tO-it-iveness, have given hin
the eminence in wealth, learning anc
craftsmanship which he holds Long may
be live 10 enjoy the fruits Of his labors. He
was married TO Miss Persis Hagans, daugh
ter of Harrison Hagans, at BrandOnvlue
W Va. April 27th, lS4l, by Rev. T. NJ
Hudson, who rode horseback from Wheel
ing TO perform the ceremony. Much of Mr.
McGrew's success no doubt is owing 10
the quite discernment and good qualities
of his es,imaole wife-whO is renowned
for her most excellent iudgment-being
the rcp0sitOr and adviser of her lady
friends in AN the troubles of their lives
Her good Judgment above all was shown I'M
her selection OF her husband. and his OF
choosing his wife. which he did like the
incident iu the Vicar of Wakefield.
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sTEUBENvILLE.

STuBRNvILLE, April 26-Next week, COM
mencing Tuesday and ending Thursday,
the State Encampment of the Grand Army
and also OF the Woman's Relief Corps will
be held. 1t will be the twenty fifth annual
encampment of the G. A. II. and the eighth
of the w. X. G. The local committees ap-
pointed to make arrangements have been
hard at work since last fall getting things
in readiness for the event and the result is
that matters are in good shape, and nothing
is now needed to make the affair a glorious
success but sunshine instead of rain.
The trial of II. G. Caldwell, although to
take place at the present term of court,
cannot come off under four weeks. The
law requires that the jury be summoned
not less than fifteen days prior the COM
mencement of the case, and as there will
be no court next week, it is very probable
that about two weeks of Court will be held,
when the Circuit Court will convene and
remain in session for at least one week, az
ter which the Common Pleas Court will
assume basinesu, and the Caldwell case
will very likely be among the first taken
up.
The steamer Olivette was put in the
river trade between this city and East
Liverpool this week, and will make daily
trips between these two points. IL Will be
run in connection with the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad, carrying all freight
intended for shipment over this road that
can beobtained up the river. Clerk Wllkin,
formerly of the steamer Abner o Neal, has
charge of the business department of the
boat, and Captain Logan Noll occupies the
pilot house.
The So, 600 left by Margaret Fleming, OF
Wellsburg, to this county, is only to be
turned aver TO the County Commissioners
when they conclude 10 build a Children ;
Home.
While in attendance at the Soldiers En-
campment next week, Governor Campbell
will be the guest of Hon. j. II. S. Trainer,
at his elegant home on North Fourth street.
Councilman Basler, who was laid up for
several weeks by an attack OF the grip and
rheumatism, is again able TO be about and
attend TO business.
win NJ. Mooney left wednesday for
Washington City, 10 take position OF pri-
vate secretary TO Sixth Auditor Coulter.
Hervey Mooney, his brother, occupied the
same position for couple of years, but re-
Gently resigned to enter the business house
OF Francy, Pugh q Co, of Toronto, this
county. The salary is 81, 800 per year.
Ex-MayOr Brashear returned home tins
week from Cincinnati, where he went 10
confer with the projectors of the new cold
storage house, OF which he will be manager.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Minnie Palmer sails for London May
Is.
Kate Forsythe is on her way TO this
country. She may attempt another
starring tour.
II. c. Miner will spend small for
tune in decorating and refitting the in
terror OF the new Fifth Avenue Theatre.
None but the very best attractions will
appear at this house next season.
The season of benefits is again upon
us. and the ridiculous custom Of giving
them TO healthy and able-bodied man
ayers, who have been earning $50 "a
week for the entire season is still con
tinued.
Next Saturday night Rose COghlan
will make her last appearance under the
management of Augustus Pitou. Her
new manager has not yet been an
'nounced, and it is whispered that the
fair Rose will in future manage herself.
Three years ago Stuart Robson paid
So. 900 for the sole ownership Of THE
Henrietta, The day after it's pro-
duction in London an English manager
cabled Mr.. Robson an offer OF 100000
for one-half interest in all English
rights. Declined with thanks.
David Henderson will keep his thea
tres in Chicago and Pittsburg opened
throughout the Summer. The Chicago
Opera House will have another spectacu-
lar production during the warm weather,
and a good opera company will drive
dull care awayat the Duquesne Theatre
in PittSburg.
Poor Geraldine Ulmarl There is no
unalloyed bliss, especially for prima-
donna on her honeymoon. Not all the
caresses of Mr.. Ivan Carry, (whoSe
rodfathers and godmothers christened
him plain Tom Tilkins.) not all the
delicate attentions OF the most sacred
period of a woman'S life could compen-
safe poor Dolly for the news that wa,
flashed to her OF the absolute success
of Marie Halton in LA Cigale. an the
Lyric Theatre in London. lndeei, 50
pronounced is the impression Miss Hal
ton made that il is long odds on Mss
T-lmar Mrs. TiikinSl not returning
to resume her part, and so court those
further comparisons which are prov f.
bially odiOus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
AN UNHEALTHY SPRING
The Mortality Greater for the Past Two
Months Than at Any Time
for Years.

Every day we read of some one-well
known in the community-beingil ill., and are
shocked TO learn few days later that they
have succumbed TO some disease, which
might have been averted altogether, or at
least life saved had they been strong and in
good health when attacked.
There is no disease which so persisetntly
and thoroughly undermines the constitu-
ton and prepares more fertile ground for
fatal diseases than catarrh; nor Is there any
surer way to fortify against such sease
and make the system cOnstitutlonally strong
than by thorough and systematic course
OF treatment by specialists who devote their
whole time TO the, e troubles.
Catarrh is a malady that, If the person so
afflicted does not find and adopt means TO
stay its progress, the disease eventually en-
velopes the whole system and leaves its
victim physical wreck.
Drs. Copeland and Bells treatment in all
cases of catarrhal affections has been at
tended with eminenGy successful results,
as the many statements show. This week
the following:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
ELK NOTES.

Bro f. B. Franzheim's sweet and low
voice is heard with telling effect in the
Lodge Room.
Bro. X. c. Haase has made study of
Cushings Manual.
AS Exalted Ruler, Bro. c. w List is a
Bro. c. r. Tracy watches the proceed
ings of the Lodge with an eagle eye.
Bro. Robert Simpson, as the baby mem
Der of Is, falls well into the traces.
Bros Simpson, Harrison, Haase and
Franzheim honored the Lodge by their
presence in full dress suits.
Bro. f. H. Stamm debates well.
Bro. Vow, Of No. 19S, Parkersburg (the
baby LODGE, paid the mother lodge pater-
mai visit Thursday night.
Bros. Sterling, Sheppard, Houser,
Stamm, Fiel, Haucher and Tracy leave for
Charleston this morning.
Bro. Harry Lacy, mot OF Moundsville
fame). received attention from his Brother
Elks while here.
Bro. Warner. couched in his wig-wam,
makes good Esteemed Lecturing knight.
Bro. John K. Pipes always wears white
neckte in the Lodge Room
Bros. Sterling and Warner arc the Com
mittee on Louisville Reunion.
Wheeling Lodge, No. 2S, leave for Louis
vile Reunion via B. & o. Road Nav IL,
and will appear at the nights Mardi Gras
as "Hod Carriers on FOOT
Bro. Clark Hamilton is the heavy weight
of Wheeling Lodge.
Bro. Geo. House will be fined at the next
social seccion for having his alleged nous
tache trimmed"
Six Governors of the different States
are Elks and will be at the reunion at
Louisville.
Bro. Hearne guards well the finances.
Bro. G. w. Bon, Exalted Ruler of l9s,
was here last week.
Bro. j. w. Gallagher, Jr., of Mounds
vile, keeps the lodge room well supplied
with cut flowers
Bro. Aimes, of Bellaire, will soon come
TO Wheeling TO stay.
Bro. C. w. Seabright entertains visiting
brothers in his usual happy style.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26

The League made brilliant opening
on Wednesday in point of attendance,
but the defeat OF every home club on
opening day had a somewhat depressing
on the local enthusiasts. New York
certainly was very disappointing to the
cranks in that city. On Wednesday
Is. 900 people saw the boosted Giants
turned into pigmieS by the BostonS.
This would not have been so disheart-
ening if the team had braced up the
next day; but they didn't. With
the redoubtabe RuSie in the
box they were again slaughtered.
And to rub il thoroughly in the
Bean Eaters trounced them for the third
time on Friday. BY this time Manager
Mutrie must have an aggravated case
of mental Charley Horse. Cincinnati
is the only team to keep New York com
pany in her woe. Pittsburg only es-
capped on Friday by winning its first
game of the series from Anson's West
ern aggregation. The total attendance
on the four League games on the open
ing day was 80, 900. OF course the sea-
son is yet young-just born-and when
the heat of the battle is really on there
may be some startling surprises in exem-
plifying the truth of the saying that
1.-THE first shall be last" Following is
the League record up TO Saturday;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr. Samuel Junkins has returned from
"a business trip IN the East.
Mr.. James McHugh will soon start on
the road with a remedy known The
Drummer Cough Syrup.
Mr. Louis Cook is a0lc 10 be around
again, after a brief illness
Wheat Is very scarce now and is bring
Ing St.l0 per busheL
Mr.. William !. McHugh. on the Cadi7
pike, is dangerously i'll with the grip.
The Bridgeport Clippers challenge any
club under nineteen years of age in this
vicinity on their own grounds
A number of Young folks held picnic
on Kirkw0od Hill yesterday afternoon.
The brick paving will be delayed few
weeks i'm order 10 allow the water pipes 10
be put ina
The glassworkers gave bail in Skaters
Hall last night
Harry Sloclm is out again after an at
tack of the grip.
Dulm Barrett, private secretary OF \. J.
Bags. is down with the grip.
Rev &. b. HeuthOrn Will preach this
morning 20 the Odd Fellows, who viii at
tend 10 "a body His subject Will be The
FatherhOod of God and the Brotherhood OF
man He viii also preach tothe \. NJ. {.
A tdis evening. IL 2elng their anniversary,
ON Nlf tA nc W VI n va tNtAtr- -'Ae
for Young Men
There will be another Congregational
Meeting I'm the Presbyterian Church to
morrow evening in reference TO the .selec-
ton of a minister. Rev. Walker Of Mar
tins rerrv win act as moderator.
Ground will be broken this week for the
erection of the new Dollar Savings Bank
Building on tue corner of Bank and Pike
streets.
Belmont ccuu V claims 20 have the oldest
person now living i'm the state Her name
is Mrs Sdiiie Feelev, and she is los years
Old She lives within "a few miles OF Bel
aire. O. There l., also singular c0inct
Jecce iu connection with the Hinkle family
ALSO iu that neiSlcorhO0d. Ehere were
six children an OF whom are now living, the
yo.t. st which is now over eighty
Years Oi age.
The Archbishop of Erlou, in Hun
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
National rrotter Horse Breeder.

CHICAGO, APRIL 25.-The stockhold-
ers of the American Trotting Horse
Register Company, which was formed
Yesterday by prominent breeders OF
trotting horses from all parts OF the
country and which purchased the wal
lace's Register, met to-day and elected
the following named persons as its hrst
Board of Directors:
II. C. Jewett, New York; f. Y. Wat
ers, Mississippi l. L. Mitchell, Wiscon-
sin; r. NJ. Fogg, Tennessee; c. f.
Emery, Ohio; F. Rockefeller, Ohio; c. W..
Williams, Iowa; II. C. Chamberlin, Vir-
ginia; w. R. Allen, Massachusetts,; c..
j. Hamlin, New York; w. 2. ljams, In
diana: s. Parker, Illinois; f. l.. Gorton,
Illinois: NJ. Salisbury, California; j. C..
Sibley, Pennsylvania; NJ. j. Coleman,
Missouri; f. E. Perkins, Rhode Island;
+. p. Johnson, kentucky; II. c. Nc
Dowell, Kentucky; Walter j. Clark,
Michigan; w. I..Hays, Iowa; M. Daily,
Utah; l.. II. Randall, Connecticut; NJ. j.
Jones, Nebraska; w. ii. Raymond,
Montana: s. A. Brown, Michigan; M.
d. Combs, California; L. A. Smith, Kan
saS: A. C. Bruce, Minnesota.
A committee was appointed to ar
range with directors of Worlds Fair for
an adequate representation Of the trot-
ting interests at the Exposition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
A. o. U. w.

Hermann Lodge, No. 4, were called upon
10 paw their last tribute of respect TO Bro
S. O. Burdatts yesterday afternoon. He
was buried from his late residence, 49,
North Main street, at , o'clock. His
family will now feel the protection of the
shield of the order in their bereavement
and distress
Welcome Lodge nod four limitations on
Thursday night. There was good at
tendance of members. The large letters
and emblems of the order have been placed
on the outside of the building and present
a very handsome appearance.
Bro. ]. w. Vankuren was reported as
being still dangerously i'll. Bro. Braun
ersreuther will address the Lodge again
next Thursday The Mogolian Conclave
will meet on Tuesday evening next to ini-
tiate several candidates in the mysteries
of that degree.
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AMONG THE PUGILIsTs.

Sullivan says he belongs to the A. o..
l.. w.
Jack Burk and Tom Monophan, Texas
light weights, meet May Is, at 1877
pounds.
J. K. Franklin, Chicago sport, has
$500 TO bet against $3.50 that Jackson
will dereat COrbett.
Dooney Harris, who was one of the
kest known pugiliSts in this country %
years ago. celebrated his Sixtieth birth
day yesterday.
Ike Weir, the Belfast Spider, and
johnny Griffin, of Brockton, are to Try
conclusions before the Ajax Club, OF
Boston, on Friday night.
The Buffalo Athletic Clsb has de-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
rlrisiilr COMMONWEALTH.

Christian Commonwealth
Wi, have oniy one mother my boy,
Whose heart YOU can gladden. with Joy,
or cause 10 TO ache
Till ready to break
So cherish that mother my boy.
You have only one mother who will
Stick 70 you through good and through ILL.,
And love YOU, although
The world is your foe
So care for that love ever still.
You have only one mother to pray
That in the good path y GU may stay
Who Tor you won't spare
Self.sacridcs rare
So worship that mother Away.
You have only one mother to make
A home ever sweet Tor your sake,
Who tolls day aud night
For YOU with delight
To help her all pains ever take
You have only one mother TO miss
When she hiss departed from this
So love and revere
That mother while here
Sometime vOu won't know her dear KISS.
You have only one mother, Just ore
Remember that always, my SON.
None can or will do
What she has for you
What have YOU for her ever donet
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cided to offer purse of $4,000 for a
glove contest between Tommy Danforth
and Prof. John Connors.
Alec Greggains, the.ex-amateur cham
pion middleweight OF California, wants
to fight Young Mitchell. The latter viii
not make any matches for six months.
In the Observation-Disclosures Kid fight
Monday Cavanah suddenly landed on
the Kids nose. 1t stunned him so com
pletely that he rubbed the glove over
his face, and the moment he saw blood
ha velled "fOul"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
CLARINGTON.

ClmVGroN. o.. April Mrs Or.
Hluemen. and Miss Adcia Newhouse
spent Sunday al New Mar,'usville
Mrs. Cora Hubbard of Antioch, Is spend
c- rIs week with relatives here.
Nr tuocu Nost +, tearing down his old
tl- ou Main street he expects 90
-' mp OBJ new one soon.
DR. Lawrence Reynolds of Horton,
h.c~ arrived here last Thursday He
.Nn> t1 spend about week here with
'. parents
Nr Fred Kampfer of Rayenswood. was
n'"En yesterday
Presiding Elder Mills. of the Barnes
circuit. was here yesterday afternoon.
dt w. hold quarterly meetings az the
Amber ST. p Church today md to-mor-
SIR ST. Daerr got a very bad fan Thurs
morning He got APP about one o'clock
H'Tu stairs 90 nN l', water barrel
'o clrch some ram water BY
means ue caught his foot On the top
t .. o the bottom tie broke one
his r-1t arm near tle wrist Druis-
shoulder and hurt his side DR..
-ea. dressed his wounds.
-0'Nr ieeI Wells" and yet you are
enough OBJ consult % doctor-we
sou just what you need. Ii is
>.r>apar which Will iift YOU
Chat uncertain. uncomfortable.
-lous condition. into a state Of
health, confidence and cheerful
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Cpur de Lion Division No. |, Uniform
Rank. Knights of Pythias, announce to-
dav their tenth annual ball to occur May
9th. That this will be a brilliant and
pleasant affair goes without saying. When
the gallant Knights undertake anything
they never fail, and will not stop short OF
a brilliant success.