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s VOICE FROM THE GRAVE.

Tho following was copied from
the Philadelphia Press. and of
course endorsed by tho Journal, in
relation 10 the late victory OF the
Democracy
II this was an intelligent, reason
ing. deliberate Judgment 1t would
De conclusive. at least until expcr!
fence had demonstrated the mistake
and 1T might be u fnalitY. III the
people had struck the blow With a
clear comprehension OF what they
were doing, it would have II lasting
significance. But as matter Of
fact the blow was struck under the
influence of the most sbahieless
Interpretations and OF the most
pitiablc misuudcfStand 'ngs. They
hit out wildly aud blindly against
imaginary evils.
And all this in face OF the fact
that tho Republican party has per-
sislontIf and constantly proclaimed
during the whole campaign that
this was a"campaign of cduchtion,"
that the "pcoplc woro thinking.
and would vote ns they thought"
wore too wise to vote against their
own interests" etc. etc. They
sueut over three millions Of dollars
in " cducating" tho masses, while
the Democratic party practically
did nothing but let them " think"
over the education they wcro
receiving, and the result has been
600, 900 majority against thcn /
Aud get they claim the result wss
caused by the most shameless
Interpretations and pitiablo
mi understandings" and the lack
of "a clear comprehension of what
they wore doing" Vcrily, as cdu-
cntore, they have proved to bc a
grand success for tho other fellow
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Ncwnort News to LiYornool.

Tho announcement that Il new
steam ship line, consisting Of six
iirst.clnss vessels, is to be put in
operation hctwecn Liverpool and
Newport News. Va, will asakeH
new interest IN tic progress anf
prospects Of what, in the natural
order Of events, must some day
become one Of the most important
commercial points on the Atlantic
scaboard.
The capitgl of the enterprise ia
understood to be furnished jointly
10y English and American investors,
with majority Of the stock in the
hands o: the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. and it is altogether pro.
bable thht i'm the event Of succcssy
which seems well assured. the addi-
tionaI chips OF the lIne Sll1 be builc
At Newport News instead Of abroad.
The line to all practical intcnts and
purposes will be an extension Of the
Chesapeake and OHIO sYstpH1i, fur!
nisling the waterway to Liverpool
for the east amount Of freight
especially Of Western produce,
which is destined "a move in this
directIou.- Washtnqion Post.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

The December number Of the
Hagoanc Of dmcrjcaa H@toCg. just
issued, concludes tho twenty eight
volume Of this noble monthly;
which has done more than any
other publication to awaken tho
present Overwhelming interest in
the history Of orr cNn bcadtifuf
country. The bound volumes of
this valuable publication are CON
stlrtly consulted IN all tho princis
pnl colleges, schools, and libraries
Of the laHd, aud they are increasing
ln yalne with every rolling year.
The current December number.
opens with % handsomely Illustrated
mtiC|c on " The .pccleration Of
Independence by % Colonial Church
in North Carolina" by DR.. Richard'
Dillard. an article that teens with
fresh Information and forms q
chapter Of no small consequence in
the history ot America. "The
story Of Marco Polo" is told by
Mrs. Elizabeth Egglestcn Scolye in
H manner quite new and captivating
to the average reader, who Will
glmo# think he wls ~ tnc Banquet
when The P5los astonishcl their
guests bg the niacniii,cncc Of their
Cathy clotl.9 The departments
lro unusually full and rich ~
meicriH th's noutb. Y is spfou-
jId periodical, cycrt.ng an educi-
tionai inAHcuca that is cycrywhcrg
recognized, and in ths artistic
elegance Of its printing 10 has no
superior i'm the magazine field.
Price So 20 year Published UY
Bros vay, Now York City
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

Tlo Rn.rl - D.r,,.,,, -, -.
...n IL, '
I,'" "o' ''"' IoI INC insane at
spencer Koanc county, held a meet
ing recently. The board IN body
visited the hospital buildings now
b.gro .rc.,od a,d ,yoro ,,,,oL H..
- -,
'" W &c '''"' '''e C'"'i""OOT had
pushed his work SO rapidly. iIp
has made and laid mp nearly Q 900
900 OF brick since Nav 1ao9 .,,
,,c,n.s C.,..o,;o.. ooo s..,I....
H. 10. ''"-
- I'cO "iNt, lAf't STORES iu2n.coH
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

90 Charles Dudley Warner hap6lIy
term California, aal for 70 winter
resort that glorious state IS without
o peer. Tho dry puro air.. soft an .
baimY, is JOY for the strong man
and % wouIorrul strc0rjhcncr for
The weak aul uffor.ng. The
arrangements for this fell and
winter tour, via. Cnion Pacific and
So1thern Paoidc Systems, arc per
iect, the journey being made with
the creates sass and o9m fort
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FOR CALAMITY HUWLERS.

Before the election Republican
papers and orators were unanimous
IN telling the people just what
would result If Cleveland was
elected. There were no IFS aud
onds about it. Absolute Free
Trade, Wildcat money, Manufac.
tories closed. mills shut down.
homo industries ruined, were u few
Of the ills that would absolutely
follow. They said the Democratic
platform promised 1t. ard it would
surely be carried out. Now they
are just as unanimous in saying
they will do nothing of the kind
that they will ret keep their
pledges. Don't worry, friends.
The people who elected President
10y considerable over cne hundred
electoral majority. know and under
stand what pledges were made, if
you don't, and will keep them. In
the mean time, if You really wish to
know ,yb,t yo,, soon, tol,o ,,,,,a,.,,,,
Of, what the meaning OF the word
Revenue is, which you seem to
interpret as meaning free trade.
cei . di.,;.,,.rv ,.l ,.,, ,.a Ca
,b,, 3, r,o,,.... ,r,,, -, ,,.;.ll 4,
tvos cv.;s., .,.,on,. l,,,..
r,,,s ,,, abi.h N,.;,, So,
or \rnni,.,,,,i,y oorl.,,,.,.,, ,,a,.;,,.
into the trc,qurv f., o,5,., ,,y, :.
'rbon ce+ rho C,,,i,,',;,, - u.
I-njt.d STARS ,,d r.,d T.. Go
q wl,ish s,.s. @ Tno C,n,.n,,.
,b,JI b,vo ,,o,,o, % l,r o,,d III,
t,voe dp,i,e iu,,rt,.,.l..v,i.o,, 80
nav d.h,s .rd ,n,,ido ,,r ~, 49,,
ma, a.r.,,o onl o,,or,l ,r,rr.,a 9
the limited state, p, C,mn,r, n,i,
gI,b,h. NrKpI.y r,@r Rnl o,d
Won will o,e,ly Goo y.l.,ro no rr,od
ro,os IN r,,t :, do,o,,,od =, h.
Democratic rI,tform Tno no,,,l,.
Of the Upi,cd St,,es nro,,o,,,col :,
, fraud two vo,,s .ro wL., r,,,
returned over q two tbirds n.ior;t,
70 Concr,ss of,or a ,-;,l of ..o
~,
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DIRECTORY.
State OmeiaIs.

Coveraor-A. Brooks Fleming. Marion Coun'v
Secretary of State-W. ~. OSirE. -AA-4AL-GA
ksjitor-Patrlck =. DuTy. Webster Co.
Tre3sursr-Ntliam T. Thompson. CdbtN CO.
Attorney GenCrdl--Altrrd Caldwell Ohio CO.
As.t. Attorney Ger't--o. -. COOK. Ohio county.
Ss2t. Of SchooiS-S. 5. Morgan. Nouongaiia
anty
4 Atiltant General-B ~. Oxiey. kanavl'a Co
STATE hDr tsilu--ChRr'e ulst1. Marion Co.
y. s. AArshal-H. =. white. Marshall county.
Private Ses'y 20 C,ov.--,las. Ewing, ohio county
Chisf clerk Auditors q 3icc-Wm, \. Cracratt.
Secy StttG's Olce-B ". Taylor.
SlDt schools ~ /. Cork.
Trsasnrer's 80 II r. Enru Ion.
A1it. Geu s -rhCs J Grass.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

vuIt.>,c v,nr>,v
secretary OF the Navy In PrCsidcn.
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- "o'''' VI ,n'S SNe'on' was born III
'"""y' MASS '"'y TO- I"4l'
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~ '"' ''"'V Oo''CC''' OF 'h' l'ort or
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,on. '' '' ''" W" ''," N'nooi IN
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49,. " ~ e'"'""''o" %
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

The crisis, one Of the ablcat Dem
ocratic papers in Ohio did a noble
work in lho recent election. II is
published at Fast Liverpool in Nc
Kinley's district, tbc fomcr Rcpub.
lean sfron ahold Of Eastern OHIO.
and was started whom Democracy
there was considered q crime. II
has fought The g. o. p. with such
untirug efforts that the Republican
majority 1900 heretofore was
changed toe Democratic pJrrality
Of l.IoO tbis time, beatJng The Nc.
Kinlcy candidate for Congress and
eIcoting a Democrat. This was %
terrible b5ck-set Tor Bill McKmlcy
and bis Mckinley Bill aud much
praise is due sho CIeig for ths
good wook Long lIyo The crisis,
say vo.
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BgrfgR EVERY YEAR.

fine was when tho " glorious
climate OF California did not
attract tourists But year after
year the lido of travel sets in 7tron
y,- au4 crch1cI every falf and
winter toward This favored region
There is no climate like 70 ON this.
continent frr winter resort. sna
the usual fine service on thc Union
Pacific System and the Southern
Pacific Railway has this season barr'
brought to % degree Of perfection
which larCs Eot5icb % bg dtHut
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

One Of the finest literary journals
in this country rill be published
berenfter st Hartford. Conn, by a.
d. Worthungtun & Co., and known
as Worthngton's Illustrated Mag
azine anil Literary Treasury. q
monthly joUfoal for the family.
Some Of thc most eminent writers
of tho age will contribute TO it's
columns and the contents Of the
fret n1mber are superb. The price
o. this splendid publication is $3.50
per year or rs cents single mum
bc!.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

In this issue we give the pros-
pectus Of the Wheeling Intel1beltl.y,
The leading Republican paper Of the
State and the organ of the party.
II is ably edited and is power in
the councils Of it1 purity and de.
serves the support Of every Bcpub-
hcan in the State. See the terms
in another column.
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STAY HONE AND FREEZE.

You can. Of course. But n
charming trip over the Union
Pacific Will in few hours land YOU
lu California, The lovoliesS climate
IN winter Tor strong men or inyaI.
'S1 thc~a igru this country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08
"THtr GLORIOUS CLIMATE"

Send for Sights aud Scenes I'm
California, published by thc Pas.
scnger Department OF The Union
Pacific System at Omaha, or ask
your nearest Union Pacific Agent
FOR ore This Ntaa book will tell
vousof The beauties and wonders a.
California the grandest winter
-ss1~f irr america,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

William Mckinley, Sr.. the aged
father OF Gov. Mckinley, Of Ohio.
died at his home in Canton, Ohio,
Tuesday, Nov. 81. 1902.
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Rouse cf D,ie yates.

Etst side-Dr. " :. R-v'c, Truceton.
West Si3e-A.nos Hartley, MasOuiOwn.
FhsriI-D % luicl X Jaet-yl
D-putics Julius Monroe. EingwsDj, valley
~ Pleasant: I. w Crisis. Lyon; = .. laUtZ,
sAiOn: Y. =. Hiuwav, Reno; T.. =. Cuppott
Grant; Dorsey F0v.aNu Portland
clerk Circn.t Cpl-t-Joha vs.. watson.
Cl9rk County Court. mi Martin.
Prosecutins 4:tJsney Neil }. FJItoey
Oou..ty Surveyor a. 7 McMilicn.
Suot. OF Schooli-Wia. g. COulcy.
Asss5sor -Eas: Side. Gabriel Pg'io'n.
Wgst side. John S Perkins.
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The venerable Dr. Scott. father
Of Mrs. Harrison, died Tucsday.
Nov. % 1892, il the White House
at Washington ID. G. John with
erspoon Scott, d. d., was born in
Beaver county, Pa, Jan. p, 1900,
and was therefore nearly 90 year,
Of age. The funeral took place at
Washington, Pa, on Friday Of last
week.
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UNITED srArHs COURT.

J1lxe J. JacIs31. Par<ersburg wood Co.
elerS-L Y. Moore. ClarSsburg. Harrison Go.
z. ). District A,t'y-3. G. SturHss, Morgan
town. MououYalia county.
Asst Dist. Attorneys-S c.. Burdett Charles
ton. Kauawhb countv, and L. =. Elliott
HiaSwOot, Preston county.
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saprsme Copr! er Appsals.

Daniel Y. Lucas, Prest., Jefferson Co.
Henry BranuOn. Lewis Co.
J W. Saslish. Mason Co.
Homer "A. Holt. Grecabricr Co.
%. :. Long ClerE. kang whG co.
Alice Caldwell, Re porter. Ohio Co.
Cbiys1ei ~ Ch3tlrstsa second Wednesday IN
anutry Wheeling, Grst wednesday Ia June /:
7 GlsstOwn, hrst Wednesday in September.
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Clcyeland's majority N Arkansas
was %, D0C this time.
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WEST VIRGINIA, NOYEMnER 1899

Dominion.
Montana seruper L'scri,--yiins out the ban
ner vide
our Vest Virginia legend, her bu,vark and
hcr pride.
She has thnderel forth her IA, there eau he
no repeal.
huulred thousand ballots have set to It
their seal
That NO rcbber Tariff Baron her destiny controls
And she will not brooS for freeman the force
6ili At the polls.
Then f'nc abroad her banner. unfurl & to the
Lctit tel thc glorious story from the mountain
20 the seas.
II.
"s'c sempcr." from Virginia COMBS tue evor
proud refialH"
"Montau! Senpcr," answers back her daugh.
tsr's lofty strain.
And North and south and East and West that
dlapUson swell
While the old World qucseus to tho theme
thc.e myriad voices toll,
No tarG saNo Tor revenue, 10 FlGadcr Of the
poor
No blot upon oar 'scu,ohcon viii, its touch a,
tCnrlo door
To bar tho r!sht Of frcemen, 10 srcsE their soy.
c,Cism viii,
Montana sengcr Lter,'-i: 's our motto still.
Thcn ding abroad our banner, rrociein Il far
and wide
To our mowtalmcc-s the freedom for which
their fa;hera died.
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DEpUTIES.

DEPUTIES.
Sheriff elect Shaw has a Hohgoblin
Time Selecting his Deputies.
ln State Of lnquiotude Which
Causes Him to See Deputies on
Every Hilltop in His Nightly
Dreams.
1t is tho Foctonal Fight OF the
House of Dawson Against the
House Of Mccormick.
The Old Leaders ~ the Factions
Splitting Fire at Each Other As
They 20 Marching on.
Glover Wants to Sing Jones on
The Sacred Sail Of Old Portland.
lie Tro,s Out Capt John Carr.
Who has not a Hair Between
Him and Heaven.
II Julius Scherr's Supply of Cheese
Does Not Give Out lie viii
Bernhard McCrum Out OF the
Union.
Jarus Bolyard, Monarch Of All
Reno Since the Man Of Marques
Failed to Build the Rolling Mills.
Or. Lanham Resorts to Strategy to
Deceive Col. Smoot AMI Capture
The Plum for Lyon.
The Valley Statesmen Have TocG
The Scratch and VIII Force the
Fighting and Decide the Boss
Ship.
~ -, -,
Laid down Vogcthcrin Kingwood
Through the Mutual Admiration
c,a..,@
,.,
" '' - wa, announce inc
-" "'''' VI '"o ''~o winners "V
"' '''' ''''' opportunity
3. 20 sun @ ."'y 'P"c',n e'fCc oha"
eyIectin@ his Jcnut;cs7 Apcr' An ,,''0 ."
-, " '''S '''"''''' M'. H"'Vor'
'""' ~" "'o 'l"' very i'mi''Ar win
','' 'e,eS''', . P'o 'S"ro "nNn oherlIi-
'''' ''""% - experiencing ~ So'ec'-
"h mo "'P"'y 'S"cr''iS' from the
49, &C.,, ,"''o''' VIC" P"o'c'
"o'o "' are '"or""S"IY co'iYer-
%" W" '.'' S''""''o'' 'e" i o'"tr- o'"tr
CIV '''V VI ""e' """ report 'he
$50 '"','" - " ''"'' oi ''4 NC
hoo, uo..,;. ...., I..,..,,-
his uipbtv dreams # is said ha,
his ngiI has grown 70 l., epormops
and tho rumner of mon who vfito
/ aud rcmind him tina, +, y,s ,br.,,b
their pcrsoral effort, r.st bo
| received the nomination ore mnlt
( plyino as the davs olidc nv Tho
writer has IT, from authentic soprce
that the Sheriff has said that bo
would prefer fsciuo th. ba,flo of
I Artetiam once more IN prefcrsrcc
90 facing The horde OF Ofice-gppkcrs
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H..3s FAies.
h N. GOWN aimoon STAT

WinzwJsi. Joseph N. Goodwin aimo"n Mat
tmKly.
VALLEY. Dave Q. linn. Jo'u ~ S'rlh'n.
Lyon. J tne4 NeCse. David J. Gihspp,
Reno g. N Wncaio~. y. q. Su u7ier6.
Po,tlan l. J@h1 ". Hili, 4. O. Macon.
Cnion, JCs.c ". Sh1Ger, Iu!iU' -aaerr.
Sleasaut Isvi r. Willcr. D " Martin.
rant, " n. McGibbons, Alpha Hagans
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ConsinOlcs.

.Vin.wooi District, J. /. stone, Joss?h =.
RhpJcs.
Vulioy-A. J. DsEcrTT. Emanuel Ntyon.
Jy1a-t ~ Criss. william =. TAYLOR
ieuo-Be r wood ward. Ssm'j W Bowman
Portlanl -Wn. NcGnnis. T. O.. Martin.
,'uiou Lloyd G.. Shaefor, George GsissMcn.
PioasAHt--IaInSs =. FuliWCr,
Grant william T. D. Miller.
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po.r:s CoaYcar.

be0.vaAcr II.
county C6;r, Tirst Monday In JauuGry april,
Suly Gud october.
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rLUAsANI

IN thls district we find Coleman
Tuchuell, Joseph ~ Miller, JOS
VI. shaw, James s. Lcnhart and
Benjamin Conner. IL is pretty
fight ard the knowing ones say that
5tT E-cl8 10, oau Titch~W1 ts4
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rr,ies ststes scpnior..

ch.-'eS J. FAulkssr, Mr,in.Jurs, Berkley
Connty.
John :. Xenna. Charleston, Kenswha County.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

Sheriff elect Shaw has a Hohgoblin
Time Selecting his Deputies.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

1t is tho Focuonal Fight of the
House of Dawson Against the
House Of Mccormick.
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hem6srs OrCsngress,

Gs-'eS ). FAuiNSar, Airtin+Jury, Berklcy
Connty
5osn :. xeuna. Charleston, Kanawha County
Members OrCsngress.
First Dlstrist-Je!sn o. Pendloton, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
seeon District -vnlla'a L. Wilson, Charles.
town, JofcrsOn c..
Third Disirlpt-John ID. Alterson. Nicholas G.
H, Nicholas County.
Fourth Di,trici-James Capohart, Point Pleas
ant Mason county,
STATE scnslorS- Eleventh District.
william @. Worley. Eiagwooi, Preston CO.
Apheas Garrison, Aou1nEAlis CO.
JRlge, Th'ri ~ Eclal District.
Joseph 4 Boks, Kin. - d, Preston County
con esiONERs N CHhNCERY.
r J Gro. ~. D. NJ wotr!rc Jame, \
5aoS.Oa and eli j. Fortney.
REC HvER OF TIE COURT.
Col JAIME. " T,own
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
csvH:-eiyvtEs corSrr COURT.
- ry,l} I.tov shaw. President
TYlo. Hb<os .. Sinclair.
rFau, Reason s. Pol.
yh!ioy Aisor &tt-p1.
Grant Samuel e. Conner,
re. sdDt. Ben 1. CDgu~r.
PORTLAND. = y Benson.
ri1n Page Z. McCrun.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

ln a State Of lnquiotudo Which
Causes Him to See Deputies on
Every Hilltop in His Nightly
Dreams.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-08

The Old Leaders ~ the Factions
Splitting Fire at Each Other As
They 20 Marching on.
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klNGWOOD, w VA THURSDAY DECEMBER s. 1892

the inside track rs he is backed hy
the eS-soldiors of his district.
PORTLAND
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STATE Senator's Eleventh District.

william @. Warley. Einrwooi, Preston CO.
Apheas Garrison, SonnnEalis Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
What is Going on in Festive Way About
Town

At the Church of the Immaculate
Conception yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock, a very pretty wedding was SOL
ties were Mr.. VIII Gardner and Miss
Maggie McEntee. The bridesmaid and
groomsman were sister and brother or
the groom. The ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor, Rev. Father Null
len. At its conclusion the bridal party
entered carriages and were driven to
the home OF the brides parents, on
South Jacob street, where a splendid
wedding supper was discussed. In the
evening a reception was held, at which
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner were overwhelm-
ed with congratulations, and many more
substantial evidences or the high esteem
in which they are held by their friends
Mr.. Frank A. Matthews, foreman Of
the City Gas Works, and Miss Clara
Lands, of Darlington, were married
Yesterday morning at1:30 at st. AIphon-
Sus Church by Rev. Father AntoniuS.
The wedding was a quiet one. Last
evening a reception was given at the
home OF the groom on Market street.
~ n Reid was caterer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthews will go to housekeeping on
Main street.
Last evening, at the Fourth Street
Methodist church, there was married
Mr.. ]. +. Hough and Miss Virginia
Forsvth. The ceremony was performed
nv Rev. Or. Riker. Miss Forsyth is the
daughter Of the late Jos. Forsyth, long
A prominent citizen OF wheeling, ana
for over thirty years wharfmaster.
4 pleasant birthday party was given
Wednesday evening at the home OF Geo.
/ Stillwell, in Bridgeport, a popular
conductor OF the c., l.. Il W., in honor
- his birthday. A large number OF his
friends were present and an enjoyable
evening was passed at cards and dane
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Henthorne
gave a delightful reception TO the mem
hers of the First NJ. E. Church Wednes-
dsv night. at their home in hirkWood.
A large number were present, and
nleasant evening was spent In social
way.
The Fortnightly Club gave its trst
hon last evening. at Franzheim's Hall,
and IL was a delightful affair. ABOUT
twentv couples were present. Prof:
Killmeyer ofiiciated at the piano. ana
supper was furnished by burst.
Miss Bessie Lamb entertained a num-
her of her friends at course luncheon
a. the Fort Henry Club Wednesday al
ter1oon al one o'clock. The affair was
very enjoyable. =,
This evening the Cotillion Club Will
,i1a dance at the rooms OF the
Wheeling Club, and most Joyous Time
is expected.
The Island Climb will be entertained
na~t Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Ada Curry, on South Penn street.
Misc blanche Dunlevy will entertain
-. IS-s5senort Club next Thursday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
DIED,

MILLER-On Thursday morning, January
9Th, 1899, at o'clock, AUGUST MILLER, in his
SD year.
Funeral services at his lste residence, Fulton,
on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Friends OF
the family invited to attend. Interment at
Greenwood cemetery.
BRINToN-On Thursday, January 9Th, 1922,
st O'CLOCK o. N. at the residence OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Hildreth, la5 six
tenth street, WIN. Il. BRISToS, in the 18th year
OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence Sunday after
noon at o'clock. lnterment at Greenwood
cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
WINZENRIED-On Thursday. January eth,
1892. at $50 p. m, ELMER A. WISZENRIED, aged
20 yesrs.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents
No. 1000 Market street, on Sunday afternoon at
8 O'Clock. Friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend. Interment at Mt. Wood, pri-
vate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
Raids By the Police.

Last night the police raided the house
of i'll fame formerly kept by May Will
Jams, but now standing in the name OF
Rhea Gray, and arrested one girl and
one man. At the house of Ella Debula,
next door, five girls and two men were
found. and at Fannie Preston's six girls
and three men were arrested. This
last house is peopled by women of vari-
Gus shades OF mahogany color. Five OF
the girls were placed in one cell at
headquarters, where they at once fell
foul of one another and had general
free fight, about tearing all their clothes
of before the police could get in and
separate them.