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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10

blood poisoning, from which he had been
suffering for several years. About two
years ago the wife Of MIR. Ault committed
suicide Dy drowning in the river and ne
shortly afterward went to the Soldiers
Home so that ne could receive proper at
tention, as he had served his country Tor
four years in an Illinois regiment and was
entitled to admission. He was one OF the
best known men in Jefferson county, nav
ing followed the business OF hucKster
and grocer for several years. He was an
ardent Democrat, was well posted on al
the issues of the day and always embraced
every opportunity TO uphold his political
convictions. The remains were buried at
the Soldiers Home for the present, but
will be brought here in the fall and placed
by the side of his wife in Union cemetery.
Div. No. /, A. o. H.. Of America, has
elected the following officers Tor the ensu-
ing year: President, Z. j. Gormap; Vice
President, Thomas Burke; Recording
Secretary, D. w. Connors; Financial Sec
rotary, Jehn Shannahan; Treasurer,
James LOTUS; Marshal, John Sullivan.
The numerous friends Of Col t'ranznelm
in this city are filed with regret over the
painful accident from which he is suffer-
ing as a result Of the explosion OF q large
fire cracker on the night OF the Fourth, ana
hope that the Lllne Will uOJ DS lOnS oSAO.
his wound heal and he fully RECEIVERS the
use Of his hand.
a party of thirty young people from this
city spent q delightful day Wednesday
picuicking at Fairy Glen, over the river.
Judging from the large number OF Steu-
benville people who attended the races at
Wellsville this week the conclusion Is
reached that race track here would be
paying investment, if properly managed.
Mrs. John II. Downs, Jr., and daughter
Nellie, of Wheeling, were the guests Oh
Steubenville friends this week.
Prof. j. A. Raynes and Miss Matte Bea-
zell were married Thursday evening at 81.
PauPs Church, Rev G. d. Williams officl.
ating, in the presence Of a large number OF
invited guests. Afterward a reception was
held at the Beazell residence, on High
street.
George Chisholm, Of Wheeling, was the
guest of SteubenviDe friends during the
past week. -.
Bradford Johnson and sister Mary, OF
Detroit, are visiting at the residence OF
their grandfather, G. B. Doty, on South
Third street.
John D. Cress, of Chicago, is in the city
visiting his father, DR.. James Cress.
Judge Mansfield is spending his vacation
in this city.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., July 9-Armstrong
Boice. of Pittsburg spent several days
with his brother, DR.. Boice, the first OF this
week.
Miss Mint fisher left on the Ben Hur
Thursday evening for Belleire, where she
will remain with friend until next week.
Chas. Brining, accompanied by his cous-
ms, Mr.. John Dinger and wife, spent sew
eral days with relatives here the first OF
the week.
John Shiyely, OF Wheeling, spent the
| Fourth with his family, VINO are visiting
Miss Ida Vol.
Miss Jennie Shaffer, of Wheeling, Is Wis
iting Miss Alice Rist.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Lenkard and daughter
Mamie, OF Wheeling, spent several days
with relatives here this week.
Mrs. Behler and daughter Julia, OF the
Hotel Behler Of Wheeling, are guests OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Hyer.
Miss Lou Bandi, ofiNew Msrtinsville,
spent Monday here, the guest OF Mrs. Lilly
| Braunlich.
Mrs. Hermann Hess and family, OF
| Wheeling, arrived on the Ben Hur Monday
and will spend part OF the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Lou fisher.
! Logan Noll, Of Seu0enville, o., spent
the Fourth with his family, who are visit
/ ing friends in town.
Miss Lima fisher was at Sardis this
week. the guest of her sister, Mrs. Helen
Funk.
Charley Noll was home from Wheeling
to spend the Fourth.
Miss Said Lenkard returned home Thurs
day evening after very pleasant visit
with friends on the Moundsville Camp
| Ground.
Frank Williams Of Cincinnati who has
been visiting relatives here the past two
weeks left for home on the Hudson Thurs
| day
Ed. Kasserman was home from Wheel
| Ing TO spend the Fourth with his parents.
Mrs. Shively and children OF Wheeling
who have been visiting friends here left
home Thursday evening accompanied by
| Miss Daisy Nol.
| Quite crowd from our town attended
the picnic at New Msrtinsville on the
| Fourth.
Mrs. Jake Voegthy and daughter Hattie
were in Pittsburg the first Of the week.
Miss Phebe Howell was home fr IN
| Wheeling Sunday.
Miss Nellie Cline was calling on friends
| in Buckhill Bottom Thursday.
Mrs. John Hyer is with her parents
| this week near Darlington, Ohio.
Billy Neuenschwauder has engaged in
business in Sistersville, w. Va.
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NEW mAETINsvILLE.

NEW MARr1NsvILLE, W. Va, July o.
MIR. II. ". Christie q prominent and
wealthy oil operator in the SlsterSvlIle OIL
Geld and who makes his headquarters
here, had his leg broken yesterday even
ing. he has rooms az the residence OF
Mv-JabOb KOOntZ Mr.. Christie seems 70
nave U6en very unfortunate with TINS same
leg, having broken 1t before some three or
four times. i'm consequence Of which ne is
cOmpelled TO use crutCbes. Yesterday
evening. lust after dark, ne was going up
stairs 10 his rooms. when be misplaced one
Of his crutches and fell, breaking his leg.
Dr. DinsmOro was called and set the
broken member. Mr.. Christie is getting
along as well as could be expected, Olt IL
will be some time before fully RECEIVERS.
The Presidents Of the Boards OF Educa-
ton Of Wetzsl county, met last WedneS-
dav 10 the Court House and elected Prof.
J. 81. Skinner and w. b. Postlethwalt as
Assistant Examiners Of Teachers.
Miss Ethel Knight. OK St Mary's was
visiting friends here this week.
Robert Pemberto ton, Esq, Of ST Mays
was here Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Bonner was visiting friends
here the first OF the week.
Miss Eva Nosbitt, Of Sardls, o. spent
the Fourth gIth friends here.
Miss Bertha G0rrel, Of Sutton, W. Va,
Ia visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. John Reynolds and family, OF Wheel
Ing. spent the Fourth with friends IN New
MartinSville,
Miss Kate Collins died Thursday morn
ing az the residence Of her parents in
Broolrlvn. She was buried yesterday
morning et ten o'clock from the Catholic
Churcn.
prof ID. w. Shields is attending an edu-
cation association at Grafton this week.
Mrs. lydia COcksyue, Of MoundsvIle,
was calling on friends here Thursday,
Miss Rena Curtis returned hcme Thurs
day from a visit 90 friends I'm Marietta.
John Il. Sweeney, general agent FOR
West Virginia of the Equitable Life As
surance Society, OF New York, was here
yesterday.
Miss Josie Stephens, OF Padec's Valley,
was visiting friends here the first OF the
week.
ia. Haudenschilt, Of Sharpsburg, Pa,
spent the Fourth with his parents IN New
Nartinsville.
The mail facilities here have been large
" increased beginning this week. The
south bound morning train carries the local
mail: the / O'Clock and o o'clock, p. m,
trains each bring pouch from wheeling,
and each take one from here 20 ParSerS-
burg; the north bound morning train
brings a pouch from Parkersourg, and
takes one TO Wheeling. The north bound,
6 O'Clock D. m. axes a a pouch from here
to WheelinQ The department Will please
accept thalks.
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INDEPENDENTS.

INDEPENDENCE, PA. July S.-The Neck
tie Social given by the Ladies' Aid So
cietv Of the Presbyterian Church at John
A. Boles on the evening Of the Fourth was
largely attended, and over thirty-tve dol
lars was realized.
Mr.. Parrin Johnston, of Wellsburg, w.
Va, is visiting friends in town.
d. r. Miller, Of West Middletown, Pa,
is putting new tin roof on the house Of
Of Miss NJ. E. Parkinson.
Mr.. ID. A. Scott attended the reunion or
his regiment at Claysville on last Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Johnston and children, OF
Wellsourg, w. Va, are visiting friends in
town.
Rev. and Mrs Emmons, of West Newton,
Pa, are the guests of Rev. Z. b. Taylor.
Rev. Emmons is pastor of the Presbyte-
rian Church at West Newton, Pa.
Mrs. Moliie Baker has gone to Hanlins,
Pa, to visit friends living there
Mrs. d. A. Liggett has gone to Kirby,
Pa, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Nette
Bumworth, and will remain there for some
time.
MIR. John Stewart, who has been con-
fined 70 his room for some time with stom-
ach trouble, is able to be around again.
Rev. A. NJ. Doak, who has been visiting
friends in Beaver County, Pennsylvania,
for the past two Weeks, has returned
home.
Charley Pool, colored, one Of the oldest
men in the township, died on last Thurs
day. He was slave for many years, but
was finally set free. His age is not known,
but il is thought that he is between 80 and
and 100 years old. His remains were en-
tered in the new cemetery.
We were sorry TO hear Of the sad acct
dent that happened James Johnston, our
barber here. He was in Wellsburg on
Wednesday night, and in crossing the rail
road ne fell over an embankment about
two feet high, breaking his leg in two pla-
ces, at the ankle and about six inches above
on the other side. He was taken to the
Granite House aud the bones were set by
DR.. Johnston I. Wackinshaw.
Miss Roll, Of Wooster, o., is the guest
of Mrs. DIR. Stewart
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BRILLIANr L.

BRILLIANT, O., July 9.-The o. U. A. M.
gave picnic in Connelrs grove on the
Fourth. A large crowd was present, and
all enjoyed themselves hugely.
A tent has been erected by travelling
man near the mayors Office, and our peo-
pie have been tin-typing themselves this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Melvin, Of Burgetts-
town, have been visiting at 0. Nj. Wad-
dies this week. Mr.. Melvin will be re-
membered as an old resident.
MIR. and Mrs O. NJ. Waddle, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Rodgers and daughters are
representing Brilliant at National Conven-
ton, Y. p. 5. G. o., at New York.
The band has given up their prospective
trip to Cincinnati.
Considerable business was transacted at
Council meeting Wednesday
Mr.. e. A. Edmunds, Of the Etna iron
works. has been secured as manager OF the
iron works here.
John Kuntzler is attending the a. F. G.
w. u. Convention.
Miss Ella Hunt, Of Findlay, is visiting
Miss Kate Boyles.
A number left here Thursday Tor their
annual fishing excursion.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
Sunday by Rev. VIM. Anderson, OF Edin-
burg, Scotland. In the evening he give a
special talk on the manners and customs OF
the Africans, among whom he has been a
missionary for some 50 years.
Brilliant can boast of four ice cream
parlors.
Elmer Obney left Wednesday for Sher-
rard, w. Va, where he will be united TO
Miss May Barnhart. Congratulations.
Walter Meecham and wife are visiting
Mrs Mecham's parents.
A new sewer is being placed in position
on Penn street.
A new millinery story has been opened
in the Hessner building.
Joseph Ralston is having his house paint
ed.
Mrs. Frank Kimball, Of Pittsburg Is
visiting in the addition.
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T.LTONvILLE.

.TuroNvILtE, o., July 9.-The glorious
Fourth Of July was well celebrated mere.
Private picnics and picnics that were not
ouite so private were plentiful There
were many away from home spending the
dav. while those that remained spent a
very pleasant day, enjoying the good eata-
es. the tine weather, and the companion
ship of friends ,r..,,,
lawn and an ENJOYABLE time was had. The
CROWD was from Martins Ferry.
MIR. Dinger and family spent their Fourth
40 town.
home on a visit.
Mrs. Henry Ewing's brother, Mr.. Mo
sell and his wife, OF Steubenville, have
returned home after a pleasant visit
Miss Hattie Kline recovered the pocket
hook which she lost on Wednesday even
ing. 1t contained ten dollars, hve IN gold
and the rest IN paper. 10 was found along
the river bank where she had been walk
Miss Rebekah Littick Will leave in a
few weeks on q visit TO relatives in Adams
vile, D.
keeping shortly in the Parker residence
On Main street
Miss Maggie Dikemau OF Wheeling Is
spending a week with her aunt, Mrs. VIM.
Robinson of RIverview
Mrs. Kate TiltOn, nee HOdgen, Of st.
.oyIis is visiting her cousin, Mrs. James
Eiesey. Mrs. TltOn expects 10 remain
eb0ut six weeks, when her husband will
4oin her and return together.
j. T. Hodgen IS buying wool IN THIS VI
entity. - -
M California to visit her mother, Mrs.
isfian schneider and sister, Mrs.
She will remain some time.
y. Rose was in Steuoenylle Friday
lcss.
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GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, o., July 9.-The Jr o. U.
A. M. installed the following officers last
evening: Jr. z. c., G. n. Osler; O., +. II.
Watt; Vice c., Chas. McCroba; A. 4. s.,
J. G.. Heller; Conductor, G. Rennewschnei-
der; Warden, John Reed; l. s.. David Will
son: o.. S., S. S. White; Trustees, l.. F.
Meyers, c. H. Osler and Ernest Steven
son.
The Epworth Assembly, which will be
held at the Burrs Mills camp grounds in
August, have completed arrangements for
a series of lectures at cost Of over $500.
At a meeting Of the City Council Thurs
day evening the Mayor was authorized 70
contract with the GAINESVILLE work house,
for receiving prisoners an ordinance CIV
ing the Mayor the right to sentence prison
ers there was also passed.
Miss Mollie Manley OF Wheeling is visit
ing Miss Blanche Parker Of North Chest
nut street.
The Buckeye Advertising Company ex-
pect to occupy their new quarters by Sep
tember l. They will then have about IL, =
600 square feet Of floor space and will be
one Of the largest concerns Of the kind il
the State.
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MANNrNeroN, July 9.-Homer and Bes-
sic Koon, who have been attending school
at Meadville, Pa, are at home for their
summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Nay. Of Wheeling,
are visiting their parents and other rela-
tives in Warrington.
Miss Verone Maple, late principal Of the
Glenwood normal school, Is visiting
friends here and in Fairmont 1t is ru-
mored that she may accept position in the
Fairmont normal school. .
Mrs. James T. Price, living near this
place, died on Wednesday last, OF con-
sumption, and was buried the following
day at the Bee Gum burying ground. she
leaves husband and one child TO mourn
their loss. A large concourse or friends
attended the funeral.
Mrs. z. M. jerks is visiting Mrs. j. X.
Graham anc other friends IN Moundsville
this week.
H. Harris, employed as well driller by
the Daily Bros Of this place, met with
serious accident this week, while working
at the well, and in operating the bull wheel
he was by some means caught in the ma
chinery breaking his leg above the knee.
DIR. Hamilton set the broken limb and Mr..
Harris is resting comfortable. His home
is in Washington, Pa, and members OF MS
family are with him.
DR.. ]. c. Burchinsl and family moved
from Warrington to Wheeling this week
The Doctor is popular man and physician
and we are sorry 10 lose him and his esti-
mable wife We cordially recommend
them to the people Of the Nail City.
Cashier JoIliffe spent Sunday in Mogan-
town with his family.
Frank Burt, who attended the Cincin-
natl Convention, returned home this week.
Hereports having had good time and Is
more firm in the faith than ever before.
We hear that cards are out for mas
querade party to be given shortly By Miss
Bessie Blackstone, daughter OF John Black
shere, ESQ. Our young people are antici-
pating an unprecepented good time and the
coming party is the leading topic among
tharn
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HARRISBURG.

CLARKsBURG, w. VA, July 9.-The COM
mencement exercises Of the West Virginia
Business College, at this city, have attract
ed large and appreciative audiences. Inc
Joint session of literary societies was par
ticularly interesting The subject OF dis
cussion was, "Whether the signs of the
times indicate the downfall OF this re-
public" Ramsel Johnson and A. Q. Vaughn
advocated the affirmative, and Chas. Hold
en- and d. NJ. Willis the negative. The de-
bate was spirited and very meritorious.
Tuesday the oratorical contest took place
between NJ. h. Martin, g. II. Bartlett, ID.
Willis, w. +. Stout, j. II. Wolfe and A. g..
Vaughn. The prizes awarded: the first
honor to J. II. Wolfe on his Grafton on 'He-
roism;" the second honor TO d. NJ. Willis
on Our Nation" and the third honor TO
A. G. Vaughn, on Success or Failure"
James Clifford, one Of our Oldest citizens
and most resi- ected business men, died yes
terday morning after short illness. He
was one Of Clarksburg's most successful
men, and by energy and industry amassed
quite fortune, leaving his family in very
comfortable circumstances He was con-
sisrent Christian and has been for many
wears member Of the Catholic Church
His family has the sympathy OF our COM
munity in its sad affection and bereave-
ment
Major A. c. Moore is home from Wash.
ington.
Quite number Of teachers from this
county attended the State Teachers Asso-
C alton.
j. w. Thorn and daughter, Miss Alice
a'rein Cincinnati.
Capt. Dovener, of Wheeling, is here look
ing after his political fences.
DR.. Casselberry, of Morgantown, attend
ed the races on the Fourth Of July.
Thomas Connell brother Of Policeman
Cornell, died yesterday.
Hon. John Basel has gone to Europe.
Senator Camden was here yesterday in
his private car ''Gauley."
Prof. Chas. Bennett, formerly of this
place,is conducting an Institute at Charles
ton.
1t is rumored that Lawyers Smith and
Post propose locating in Clarksburg.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday was one Of the quietest Satur-
DAYS that we have had for a long time.
Since the mills and glass factories have
closed down a great many are either away
visiting relatives or are at some OF the FISH
ing camps for their vacation. 1t IS thought
that the mills will resume work in very
short time.
Mamie and BERTHE Margerum and John
Wendle and John Brighouse, Of Pittsburg
ARE the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Of
NE St. Clair Hotel Messrs. Wendle and
BSighouse are relatives Of Mr.. Clark and
besNng TO the clerical force of Carnegie &
Co Nj Homestead.
Is e McEIenry and George Springer
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, w. VA, July 9.-W
dysman has leased the G. & p. tr
| franchise vice the Cumberland NJ
Misses Maud and Annie Wei
Thursday for Petersburg, Grant
w. Va, to spend the summer.
John A. Clark of Monongah, q v:
Nethkin of Elk Garden, P. A. ChisDS'm OF
Oakland, helped US celebrate the glorious
Fourth.
ID. J. Gilmore, Of Elk Garden, visited US
the first Of this week.
w. L. Duncan spent the Fourth in Elk
H.G. Anderson, late Superintendent Of
the Buffalo Lumber c., at Bayard, w. va,
left July Sd for Pickens, W. Va, where De
has accepted position as manager OF the
Camden Lumber Co.
j. T. Wilde was called to Baltimore TINS
evening by the serious illness OF Mr. Mo-
shier.
ID. F. Graham and family, Of Gaines
vile, Florida, are paying an extensive visit
to Capt G. w. Harrison. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Conner and darga.
ter are spending the week with relatives
at Pennsboro.
JEFF Combs. the injured fireman, still re-
mains in dangerous condition. Mr.. Mar
cellus is convalescing.
Davis Lodge, A. T. & A. NJ, will lay the
cornerstone OF Keyser Presbyterian
Church on Saturday, July 10.
The Republicans Of Mineral county will
meet in masse convention at Keyser, July
l6. TO select delegates 70 the Congressional,
Senatorial and District Conventions. @.
w. Harrison, Jr., attended the select hop
at Dur Park Hotel, July 9.
c. Zarnitz, OF Wheeling, spent the past
week in town.
Il. X. Snyder, OF Barton, was here
Wednesday.
Marion county, Mystic Chain, received
their new uniforms July 18th.
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BEWARE OF FRAuDs.-Be sure you
get the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric
oil. IL cures Colds, Group, Asthma,
Deafness and Rheumatism.
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VACATION OUTFITS!

Be sure to call on u.s. only immense stock Of outing
goods you intend taking vacation. We sell travelling
bags shawl straps fact everything which traveller requires
Those who are forced to remain in the hot CITY during the sum-
er months always looking out for wearing apparel which VIII
he least uncomfortable We have selected goods this
year with caring for The comfort Of our patrons and can
therefore confidently invite your inspection our bounu stock Of
summer suits light coats negige Shirts white vests, etc., etc.
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-16
FOR SEDUCTION.
An In Policeman Issues n writ Against an
FIX Councilman.

An In Policeman Issues ~ W rit Against an
FIX Councilman.
A writ was issued yesterday against
Councilman William w. Collins of this
city, at the instance of +. b. Calder, on
the charge Of seducing his wife, and dam
ages have been placed at $4,000.
Mr.. Calder was formerly . member OF
the Central Falls police force, but re-
signed about five years ago and was set
up IN business by Collins.
Deputy Sheriff Ham WAS given the
papers for service.
Mr.. Collins In a we'll known business
man OF this city, being either now or for
merly the senior member of the frm of
William Collins Il Son, who carry on the
machinist business on North Main street
this city, Just beyond Central Falls.
In the writ there is nothing alleged OF
alienated affections, but simply,s suit fol
seduction instituted. The case will come
up at the March term Of court.
Councilman Collins was seen this morn.
ing In regard to the suit and said nc
papers had been served on him. He did not
think IL would amount to anything and
said II was q scheme to get money from
him.
He said he has been widower for the
past fifteen years and the woman is
divorced. He had kept company with
her, but was not guilty OF anything
wrong.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-16
PRETTY NUPTIALS.
Marriage Last Evening OF Miss Edith CiapI
tn Lincoln Haywood.

Marriage Last Evening OF Miss Edith Clapp
To Lincoln Haywood.
There was pretty wedding at the First
Baptist Church, this city, last evening, II
being the occasion OF the marriage OF
Miss Edith Lizzie Clapp, daughter OF Mr..
Bella p. Clapp, to Mr.. Lincoln Crawford
Haywood, engineer OF the Interstate
Street Railroad. The church was APP
propristely decorated with flowers and
pottod plants, and the assemblage which
filed the church was brilliant one, a
large numb er Of out of. town people bo-
ing present. Rev. A. 5. Coats tied the
nuptial knot, the bride being given away
by her father. The maids of honor were
Miss Alice l.. Tiilinghast, Miss Anna T.
Cottrell, Miss Lou A. Bates and Miss May
4. Fisher, and the best man was Louis
Derr Of Massa ,husetts Institute OF Tech
nology. The ushers were Arthur II.
Jameson, Edward &. Wells and Albert l..
Kendall of the massachusetts, Intitute OF
Technology, and Fred +. Stockwell,
George F. Andrews and Leslie f. Learned
OF Brown University, both OF which In =
stitutions Mr.. Haywood attended. Mr..
and Mrs. Haywood will reside on New
Brook street.