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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

r, Gross Knights Of to-day.
lcar Joseph Hall then rave the history
AID origin OF the Knights of Malta,
covering q period OF nearly 900 years,
showing the progress of the order, its
dps and downs, AMI which ap-
feared also to interest all pres
e,nt. Both papers were of
Interest as to cause some warm discus
sEons, and which was only stopped by
the lateness of the hour, 10 be assumed
at the next conclave when it is expect
ed that many Sir knights will take
part, among whom we mention Slrs
Wheat, McCahon and Boyd.
On Thursday evening Wheeling Lodge
No. 5, met with seasonable number of
JEALOUS craftsmen present, as the can
didates expected did not appear, work
was deferred until next meeting.
On Monday evening Ohio Lodge will
meet In annual session and as all have
received notice there will be full at
tendance; as the election Of officers for
the ensuing year will then take place.
On Thursday evening Nelson Lodge
No. 80 will also hold their annual meet
Ing for the election OF officers for the
ensuing Masonic year. The lodge room
will be packed, as all have been Roti-
fed to be there at that time.
On Friday evening the Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine will meet and eat, but
previous to doing that we learn they
will march around town through the
principal streets, and soon thereafter
will also take out the conceit OF some
asplrant for the height OF his
an bition by a camePs ride on
the noble animal from the hot
sands OF Arabia. The affair 10 10 be one
OF the finest which has been ever he'd
as whole in this city. The banqAei
will be immense. and many who cennoS
attend will be sorry that they have de-
layed so long 10 not becoming one Of
the MOBILES otS6e order
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04
1. O. o. F.

Wildey Rebekah Lodge No. 2, l. o. o.
f., will meet In regular session on next
Wednesday night and good attendance
is expected as the Degree will be con-
ferred by the Degree STAFF OF United
Rebekah Lodge No. 20. Of BenwOod, w,
Va. No member should fail to see the
work done by this Degree Staff. There
will also be other matters Of Importance
before the lodge as this is the first reg
ular meeting since the State assembly
met. The represen tative will make hi:
report which will be Of interest TO all
as a great deal OF business was transact
ed this year, in fact more than a. any
other session and IL Is very iatterlng Of
this lodge TO get the President for the
coming session, and also Of getting
the State Assembly here next November
Members OF the lodge should try and
make that meeting one OF the grandes'
ever held in the State.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONRY.

On Monday evening Wheeling Con
mhndery No. / held regular concInt
and there we're q good attendance
Sir Knights present After tho eH
business Sir Hupp. eminent com N
der, gave an excellent history oil tl
origin aud working Of the y Ia
from its beginning 70 the 81
and which was interestin
closing with q exortatior
present. oI what he thc
bcantIes q the lesson ne.e
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04
EASTERN STAR

Miriam Chapter will meet on Tues.
day evening, and there will be a fulI
attendance, as some candidates are ex
pected TO be present at that meeting tc
unite with the Chapter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04
DAUGHTERS or LIBERTY.

The Pride Of Wheeling No. 2, Daugh-
ters OF Liberty. will give an entertain
ment which will end with grand ball,
on Friday evening next, AZ Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Twelfth and Chaplint
streets. Prof. Briles has been engaged
for the evening. -
ANCIENr ORDER UNITED WORK MEN.
The Iong-talked-of visit to Ionic
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

TIE CELEBRATED EXAMINING RHI DIO :. = TysD
ERANCL MEDICAL AND SUhCAC TN 1,.,s -
53&4cW Gay ST., coumbusO.
DRS. FRANCE OTTMAN OF fIsw York the wei
Chronic Diseases Eye and Ear aeeoaa e
established the FRANCE MEDICAL INSTITUTE where al forms on
will be successfully treated the nest Scienthc
CANCER positively cured without pain Ct The knn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04
?. WELTY a

lli8 MaInklilil Krir 4
NurttNs ~
Offer 70 ne trade Oh ii.sFln
NfHaN
HEBHlTLGE EIL lN
ulLLE or AtlsuN, iiY4
HOATECEill RiL "a
BOUbhEhfi klL AL
GIBSON kib
OTERHUlf RiE.
SUNNY hiDE Bth
fREEPORf RiL
Best Brands OF Keniueli EF
Sole Agents for smoke H''H
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04
TOR RENT

E'Uh hhNL
Il POSSESSION Rull
A good Farm c0niil1sflIr.|
frame houts sni tafl, taua~|
the same All I'D HHea
aboutsiH miles from Nltrr
by Wm. Dist. El.lhs u1.si -.
Arats. AppiT ufffI
co2dAgh -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

DRS. FRANCE 0TTMkE, after years Of ex-
periencs, have discovered the greatest cure
known for weakne - in the back and LIMBS, In
voluntary discharges, impotency. general de-
bility, nervousness, laDguor, confusion OF IDEAS
pslpitation OF the heart, timidIty. trembling,
eimness OF sight or giddiness, diseases OF the
bead, throat. nose OF skin, affections Of the
liver. luags, stomach, or bowels-those tsrriois
disorders arisis< from tie solitary wees OF
youth-eDd secret practices, biizhtlng tneis
most radisntho OF Anticip1tions. rendering
marriage impossible Take one csndid thought
before it's too late. A week or month pay
place yoGr case beyond the feEch OF hope. Our
methodtoi treatment will specify and perma'
ncntlv cure the most obstinate case, and sbso'
lutelF restore perfect manhood.
no HIDDLE.kGED MEN.-thers afs mahy
Tim the age OF 30 20 e who are troubled Win
Heouent evacuztio5s OF the. bladder, oftep ac-
+ouspanlsd By slight bnrning OF smaftlDg
ssnsstlon, weakening the system ~ menasr
Z ara uatient cannot account for. On extmioa-
ton 81 tie urinary deposits, ropf seolmeas
viii be found. or the color VIII be tnla %
n5ikfsh hue. There are many men "no ave OK
fhsr dflcnlfv. Ignorant o. the cause. Wnl9n y
s s.,e@ stsqe OF seminal weakness We VIII
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04


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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

guarantee q perez ~ 49,
DiJIsEs OF ~ y -, .
sp,Sc,IIaa,,IyeIy to ne 'i g. 90
men. EysrT csss :, 3 "
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04
o dbGH IN
7HE GAY WORLD.
WHEN. WHERE AND THs WAY DANE
FASHION HOLDS SWAY
p-.av Affairs Oharaslsrils he Wssk-Iha
Y.,r Dane. st he Wheeling GluS Rooms
vsr,l Weddings and OAT Social
EYsns-Shrinsrs Ball.

in The budding Of the year,
,rof love chan,ed 90 sign
..,,ie~" shs whispered IN ny ear,
o,i'li fscl much better oY aud oy'
vhen an summers golden hours
Ma nv hesrt was all aglow'
smiled SIS sWeet.y as the nov ~ ,.,,, i-,.,,, 81
8 murmured, 'ouA'uie'' ~0N
.s- when tie leaves fell down,
IN -ehsrrs.J ms heartfelt tale,
i3. but With iiitle iroNn'
1ay is dull and you are pale.
waited. Christmas csma,
vith the bells my love 4 tolai
i ..Phfs wintrv nights 20 biamei
sure you're SUI ring from tue cold
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

The pupils OF Prof. John Mullen, in
the class which It meets at Teutonia
hall, will give reception and hop to a
number OF invited friends on Monday
evening Of this week. Killmyer will
play.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

Miss Emma Meyer, OF the South Side,
was rendered q pleasant surprise st her
home Tuesday evening in honor Of her
seventeenth birthday. The evening
was delightfully."- spent in cards and
dancing. Refreshments were served at
IL o'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

The young ladies of Prof. II. Krip-
pahne's private school will give recep-
tion and dance at the Professors resi-.
dence on North Main street, next Fri
day evening. Elaborate preparations
are being made toward making tbs
affair one of the most enjoyable social
gatherings Of the season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

Next Wednesday evening the ladies OF
the Arion Society will give the secon d
OF their ''Kaffeevisites" Of the season at
the club rooms. The next literary CON-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

The wedding OF Mr.. Christ Bornen-
berger and Miss Emma Hagedorn, two
popular South Side people, will take
place next Wednesday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

Miss Maggie Glue entertained num-
Der OF her friends with masquerade
party at her home up Caldwell's run last
evening.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26
ONLY nv HIS MIND.

How an Impostor Held a Fat Govern
mcnt dob.
WAsHISoroS. sept. 25.-Edward John
son has been removed from the consulate
of Germany for false representation and
fraudulent practices as consulate. John
son was appointed In 1872 and was nt
once removed but afterwards rccn,erod
the service and maintained his position
upon the representation that he had been
wounded ia various battles and his health
impaired. Recent charges of fraudulent
accounts. which were substantiatcd, lei
TO an investigation Of his military service.
which showed that hc didn't participate
in the battles alleged. and his claim as to
wounds was entirely uniouuded.
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I'm UNDER
w WEAR

is one of the most important
items in mems apparel, and great
care should be exercised in the
purchase of these garments. Our
assortment for this year embraces
everything from the So suit to the
fine silk goods, also the de-
scrvedly celebrated DR.. Yacgers
Sanitary underwear which cxcels
anything ever known in its
special line. We are exclusive
agents for Butte. and ladies and
gentlemen wanting these ccle-
brated goods can obtain them
from US at New York City prices.
Our special in this line is a fine
Camels hair suit o. underwear for
50, which can't be duplicated any
where at the same price.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26
ON POT-HOUSE POLITICS
Rev. DR.. Thomas DiXon'S Prelude to His
Sermon Yesterday.
EUROPEAN lMPORTATIONS
America Should Not Be the Home
of CutCasts OF Other Ma.
tions-The Cholera
Matter.

NEW York. Sept. 25.-Rev. DIR. Thomas
Dixon, before his sermon to-day, spoke OF
a lesson America should learn from the
appearance Of cholera. He said In part:
Tho sudden appearance of Asiatic
cholera carries with IL a startling message.
We have been taught that pot-house pol
tiles Is poor training for health officials.
Say what we will about the efficiency Of
our quarantine. Its methods have been o
jumblc of stupidity and brutality with
scarcely n trace Of executive ability. The
conduct OF this business not only has been
n disgrace 10 the American nation. but n
stigma on tho history of the Angle-Saxon
race. and for this We must thank our pot
house politicians whose life principle is:
To the victor belongs the spoils.'
I'VE have learned that there are great
steamship companies who don't hesitate
TO oudangcr the health and the lives OF
62,OO,OO OF people in America for the
price of the s,ccrage passage of n few
hundred poverty-strckcn refugees. Every
city in America il at the mercy of New
York. Let our brethren in other cities re-
member this when they apologize for and
excuse the villainics of Tammany hall
for the sake of the vote the gang polls in
the presidential election. Tammany hall
is not simply local disgrace; IL
may be national scourge. What
is the sense In moving heaven and
earth la quarantine few victims OF pest
ridden Hamburg and at the same time
open wide our gates to John Most and
Bergman" Why buy an island to qua.ran-
tine 800 healthy American citizens and
open the gates to the thousands who
formed III" mob at Haymarket square?
Delivered New Orleans To the reign of as
sassins" Called forth an army in Penn
sylvania and New York to restore order !?
Does any thinking man doubt in view OF
the recent events that these steamship
companies are IN collusion with tho pris-
ons and poor houses of Europe?'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26

On SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1890.
Daniel Boone, the pioneer. ex-
plorer and first settler Of Ken
lucky, died at Charlotte, No.,
at the age Of cighty-fve years.
His life was a series Of adven-
lures among the Indians by
whom he was several times cap
tured, and his remains now re-
pose in the beautiful cemetery
at Frankfort, on the banks Of
the Kentucky River.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26
PERNICiOUS HIGHBINDERS.
They Have Marked u Fellow Countrymau
Who Translated u Proclamation.

They Have Marked q Fellow Countryman
Who Translated n Proclamation.
SAN Francisco. Cal, Sept. 25.-The po-
lice expect n resumption of business
among the hiphbinders of Chinatown. as
placarls have been posted declaring that
a price has been put on the head of Moy
jim Nun and that he will he killed at the
first good opportunity. Moy is an inter-
prefer AT the federal court. and last week
he put into good Chinese Collector
Quinn's notice that all Mongolians must
register before mex, May or they will he
deported.
Tho highbinders were greatly excited
when they learned that Moy had trans
lated this document, and subscription
was raised to pay for his removal. Fifteen
hundred dollars was raised and one high
binder was selected to kill Moy. A boycott
was also placed on the store in which
Moy has an interest. Moy yesterday re-
ceivcd "A letter from the hnhbinder chosen
To murder him. IL contained picture of
a man with a Ratchet through his yi,als. as
well as much abuse. A police body guard
has been supplied Moy until the excite
ment subsidies, but II he continues To live
in Chinatown he will surely be murdered.
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AN INTERESTING CASE.



i.cial'oHosrohueheeo o' W" Standard
noHtNAN' sept -i.-An interesting case
mas bcch on 'riai before 'udgc Armstrong
III the district court ihis week. Ia March,
ie'i' Scotgc T. Ncwcii married Miss Eve
lena Holloway, eldest daughter oil oiiNer
Holloway one of 1aiia'lh county pros
porous farmers. For several months 'he
ne" ne was one oil supreme happiness,
surprising ahythihg 'he iona coupe haa
dr'ained oi even IN thclr most Joyous mo
ihchts. bu' these sweet feaiitics wcrc 10
be short lived. The Young "ife began 10
sec she had made mis'ahci that Tue nus
panu' once tender ahd true ana KIM. was
no longer 50. She then ue'ernihed
mat with hcr chilu' which hau come !"
pess thcir nome hNc months hef"rc, she
wouiu return 10 ber iather house. ms
sue did III May ot the present year. but
though sue was again safely housed nhuer
the parental ROOF all was no, serene. Inc
separation made the iond ia'hcr oil Tue
chiid grow foudcr ana III his solitude ne
conceived 'h" purpose "i s,eaith,iS 'aAihs
w" ht'e one from IT'S mother nome ~
- ''a'''" ui"' "n ''c i"'n -, 'n's n'"h'h
ne Weh' ." "e premises "i sr' h"i'""as.
ana seci'''d hifnseii near 'hc ho,is' ahu
a"a''eu ms opportunity To sup VI ana
carry on me- eoNe'," pfihe' Nohc,hg '.'
iho,n'r sup o"' 10 'hc s'ocn' "aNins 'ho
'h'iu asleep III 'he honse' ne s,oie M
sna,ehea III ms arms anu p'hckiy car
ried " on. Inc mother las, week ihs,-
'"''" haoe"s corpus ifoceea.hss REGAIN
lossessio', oi w" 'n''u i"e ueic"ua"'
uo's ho' uehy Nahh'g ", p"' ai's's ua'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26

DEs MoISFs, Ia. Sept. 25.-labor Com
missioner Peck of New York has written
a letter To Labor Commissioner Sovereign
of Iowa asking for information as TO " iat
the custom has been ia his Office M regard
to access to public reports and other pa-
pers on file. When Commissioner Peck
receives Commissioner Soveroigu's reply
he will learn the custom prevailing here
permits the examination of all papers on
file by all who may So desire. Tho papers
are not allowed 10 Toe taken from the
Office. but inspection of them within the
Office is freely granted to all vino apply
for that purpose.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26
A THING OF The PAST
Cholera Past Disappearing in the Great
Metropolis.
NO NEW CASES REPORTED
All Patients In the Hospitals Said
to BE Out of Darger-Releas-
Ing Quarantlned Pas
sengers.

QUARANTINE, Sept. 25.-The cholera
outlook grows more satisfactory every
day. There have been no new cases and
not even suspect since Thursday last.
All patients are out OF danger, and IL
looks as though the last name Of any vic-
tim Of the disease has been recorded. The
Bohemia and Scandia, now at Lower
Quarantine, will remain there some time.
Their cabin passengers. now aboard the
New Hampshire. will he released to-mor-
row. The stecrage people Of the Scan-
dia will be moved To the New Hamp-
shire Tuesday. and those Of the
Bohemia subsequently will follow
them to Hoffman island. The StoninRton
has been turned into hospital and about
20 people are on board of her, though
some have not got the disease.
Tho Seryia. which arrived this after
noon. will be released tomorrow. having
no s,eerage passengers ON board. The
Wcrra, from Genoa. to-day was released
after few hours.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26
GENERAL HUSTED DEAD.
Ono Of New Works Most Noted States
men Passes Away.

PEEksKlIL. y. ", Sept. a5.-tien. James
w. Hustled died AT s:i6 y. IA. General
Hustled was taken Ill on his way 10 the re-
publican convention June last Some of
those aboard tho train administered a
dose of medicine. and il was said II was
an overdose and caused the Illness from
which he died tonight. After the convcn-
iIon the general was brough, home TO
Peekskill in a special car and taken To his
residence, where he has since been hover
ing between life and death. To-day the
general gradually grew worse and this
evening passed away peacefully. He was
conscious to the last.
General Hustled was born at Bedford,
Wosichcstcr county, in ls;s'; was gradu-
atcd at Yale in 1854; admitted TO the bar
in ls51: held many public offices and had
the longest legislative service of any man
i'm the history of the statc-ls years. He
also had the distinction of having been
speaker of the house six times. For more
than 90 years he was in active political
life. He became member of the repub-
lican party in 1859.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26
A LONDON MURDER.
Sensational Crime which Sets All Eng
land Talking.

LONDON. Sept. a5.-Andrcw MacRac.
accused of the murder of Annie Pr,tchard
and her babe, the case being known as
the "Althorp mystery" has been COM
mitted for trial.
The mutilaied body of the woman was
found IN a sack in n ditch near the high
way about six weeks ago. aud proved TO
be that Of a woman with whom MacRae
had been living under the name Of Rae
Anderson.
From the evidence developed IL appears
that about five years ago Annie Pritchard,
who was then 23 years Of age. lived In the
house adjoining that occupied by MacRae
and his wife. and the relations of the two
families were of the most cordial
and intimate character. Al the
end of February Miss Priicharl an
nolinccd her approaching ma, riagc
with a photographic artist named Andcr-
son. who resided in Liverpool, aud ON
March Il she left home. presumably To be
married. and has not been seen in Biim-
ingham since. A week after her departure
a letter was received bearing the Liver
pool postmark. but without any address.
stating that she had been married and
that in few days she would sail To Amer
lea. She expected To return. however. in
six months. The period mentioned re-
Gently expired ana the anxiety of the giris
relatives became extreme.
1he letter Is beiic'eh 10 nave been
mere rtsc. and the deceased in supposed
To have gone direct TO northampton ana
taken lodgings in John street ia the name
Of Mrs. Rae Anderson. The corpse found
near Althorp was hcadicss and Il Mciiae
Is the murderer tnc papS aiid 'he woman
hcad are oeheNeu 'o nave peen u's'royeu
In the hope of conceaiing her identity. IL
Is doubtless IN the same nope 'ha' Me
kae reirained from registering the ciiiid
birth. His Subsequent ciueh'ors TO rid
himself oi his Nicufn "ionsinss w"f"
lar from being ihspirco pS 'le same Sc
crctivc spirit. For one 'hinp lac hircd a
iad 70 'akc puhu'o VI cio'hes n s''oiu
hand dealer. IN Norihafliltoi Aohae go,
work from his nro'h"r anu MISS ifi'haru
heiped MN =" uefraS 'he cost oi his TWO
holsehoids ont Oh sum oi 2"o iio,
which she hah saved in 'hc course oi IL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26
WORDS OF A SOCIALIST.
The Cause of social !sis and Its Effects
in Germany aud France.

The Cause of social .sis and Its Effects
in Germany aud France.
MARsEILLEs. Sept. 25.-At the working
mems congress to-day Liebknccht. Ger
man socialist. in his address said: BE
tween Frcnchncn aud Germans is How
ing broad river Of blood. But il does
not form the frontier of the hatred be-
tween the socialists. We protested agains;
the fra,racidal war of 1870. The socialists
constitute the great army of which the
workingnen of France, Germany and
elsewhere form q different corps. We
have beaten Bismarck after "A struggle of
% years and are ready TO shed our last
drop of blood for socialism,
Liebknccht's uitcrances were greeted
with wild applause.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26
TO RAISE THE oUARANT tNE.
Uncle derry Ru,k WIN Is.ue u Procla-
nation To- Day.

WAsHrSGToS, sept. ga pioclamation
will bc issucI from the department Of ag-
ricuiture tomorrow raising the quarantine
on cattle in the counties of Kings and
Queens. New York. and Essex and Hnd-
son. New Jersey. This completes the dis
solution of all quarantine established in
the country for the suppression of plouro-
pneumonia, and the proclanation will Of
fcially declare the United States free
from that disease. This proclamation has
been delayed six months from the occur
renee of the last ease as To satisfy the
most conservative.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-26
FINISHED THEIR TICKET.

Deer Lodge County Democrats Select
Men for the Leg'.ia;ure.
D cal DISPATCH 10 the Standard
PHILIrsBrRo, sept. s5.-At a meeting OF
the democratic county central committee.
held here this evening. the following
named per IONS were chosen for the legis-
laiiye ticket: For state senator. Charles
II. Eggiesion of Anaconda for representa-
tives, !. ID. Fitzgerald. Peter Hale and
John II. Walkup of Anaconda. Edward
Scharnikow Of Deer Lodge. j. X. Uhl of
Pioneer. Charles Bonner of Granite and
James McDonel of Phlipsburg. As Joint
representative of Beayerhcad and Deer
Lodge counties, Edwin Burke of Anaconda
was named.