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Cages Nenisfeitem.
5 LAMB.


Sabis bon Weinneiota bradte im
gunbesfenate cine &efolution elm, uels
DE Wieberbergeltung gegen @anaba
perlangt fir bic G1erereien, meld1e
man bon Seiten Der eanabildbem Meaie=
rung ameritanii6en S6iffen bereitet,
melde cana6ii6e &andle benuben.
= 9ie poitsBenilligungszBil bes
Senates oerlangt bic Gimme BON
$50, ,312, bas beiBt $2,250, 900
mebr, als bic 9aus=8ia forbert.
9ie farbigen Oemofraten haben
III Chicago cine rationale Organifation
boa5ogen. Gin @usf9uB iebt an Der
Spite berielben, Der ii6 "Afro Ameriz
can Democratic Committee" nennt.
Oafelbe beitebt aus ie einem gertreter
1eoes Staates nnb Serritorilms 6er
Union.
MusIanb.
Wiener 3eitungen beridten, bah
ii9 gum @mpfange bes 5urifen .gisS
mard auf benz gabnbofe in @ien fein
gertreter bes faiferli6en Sofes pber
Der Nritofratie eingefunben bate.
(. Ser gSentf6e &ei6sanseiser"
bringt ieBt bic offi3ielle Mitibeilung BON
Der grnennung bes aaifers bon &uBz
lanb gum ebrens@bmiraI Der beutf6en
&riegshotte.
= Der @apa6Ols proaeB in 9aris en-
oigte nit Der S6ulbisiprs6un bes Mn=
getlagten. @r tpurbe iuegen fiinffahen
Wtorbes gum Sobe perurtbeilt.
= Sur9 eine pulbersgrplolion im
elmer patronen Sabrif gu Weontreal,
Ganaba, tDurben 3 perionen aetobtet.
Die fpanif6e probins 8nrgos 1T
our9 einen fltr6tbaren Orfan beimaes
tnht iuorben, Der alle sselber unb
2Seinberge pertpiifet bat. Die ges
wobner sabIrei6er bisber reider 96rs
fer ltnb babur6 on ben 8etteltab ges
bra6t tporben.
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uno nabm Die @igarre aus

sBsiBt, mas b'rauf s'iast batt' ?
unb mein Bater ielig, unb mein @roBe
batter ielig, ltno alle 6intermooier o'ranf
9'last batt'n? 9err germalter, bdtt'n
Die s'iast, menll ale SIRE 9oblen @elb
mdr'n nno Sic 9eb',t uns ali bas @elb,
10 befomm'n 8 BOD net oas 6iutermooe
leranmel'n. slber ibr luntpi9e Burlbl,
mie . jest aufpadi'n, babt 's ia fein
S6neio mno fein Stol3 mebr auf @uerl1
Stano, auf @uer ebr,uiirbis's 6eim.
Sbr m0dt's oen 9errifd'n alles mad.
ma6'n, ob'n 'naus iein, fetn rihtieer
Sauer mebr, fetn @brfur9t mebr babt
. por mtg, Dor fein Serrsott, Dor feline
Gltern net, a net Dor bem @runb uno
gob'n, auf Dem s aufs'madi'n leio -!
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tauf'n nit 2eib n,lb Seel' un's luupise
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st erbob mie gum S6las Die 5auit,
bab Der ibn,ddtise s(mbros erl6redt
ii6 bufte. @r b0rte in ietner @utb
ben Wasen nt6t, ser Dor Dem 6aule
btelt. = Sest 9ing Die 9biire auf, Nos
net trat Elm NIT 1berela, lie pollte sus
riidtpei6en, als iie Die orobenbe Stels
lung oes @aters lab; bic alte Dame
i6rie laut auf, bod Gbereia frat fur6tz
Los Dor.
@ottfrieb lab eritaunt aui Die unsez
wobnte, pornebme @rl6einuns.
rGntiduloisen sic, bab mir sic 70
ipdt rod it6ren," besann lie, raber mir
fino obba6los, meiue alte Wtutter nnb
id, unb SIRE 3odter mar 10 liebenss
piirois, uns bier Quartier arsubieten."
Der alte mari gtonei einen bDlen .
Slid gu, iein san5es Snueres sdbrte,
ct befanb iid nod mic in 10 peinlider
Gage.
Die 9ionei ipeiB bod, baB mir net
sias'ri6t't fino fir Sremoe,4 brummte
er uufpiri9.
nEbut ni9ts, lieber Wtann, mir liub
NIT alien sufriebeu unb norgen ipirS
1ih I6on anoer8no Elm Bldechen fir
nus fiuben.1
(5ortietunS folst.)
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Sn Der Ndbe BON Miais entalei.
fte auf ben CUR graaos>8riide fiibren:
ben pfablbauten Elm Baiiagier3ug Der
4ranias paB Babn. Sie 2ofomotipe,
8epddcar unb cine paiiagiercar tiiras
ten berab, iebo9 purbe inertpiir6iger.
peife Niemanb berlebt.
Mls Der 8libableiters9lgent Sam
Wari6auer nit feinem @ieripdnuel
mabe Neu 8raunfeIs bas @eieife Ser
SmternatiOnalbabn freu3te, fam eine
Sotomotipe 6aber geiauit. Mari9auer
murbe aus bem Wagen getporfem unb
1T f6per perleBt; brei Yferbe bliebeil
tobt liegen.
Sn Braden lit Der Store Der &C.
briiber Wolff abgebrannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23
eSeoe,t Treitae,
@uter Neaem inn sitseu ,1ns Often.

gDie na6trdgli6e 8eri1te melben,
1T Der &egenfall Der lebtem @ode inn
n0rbliben, bftli9en mn6 flbliden
Sbeile bes Staates elm iebr ausgiebi=
ger unb beionbers fiir Bic geli6forne
grnie pebltbdtiger gepeien, un6 faft
in allen 8eri6ten 1T bic gemerfuna
bin5ugefiigt, baB, allen 9n3ei1en mad
5u 16lieBen, nod neiterer &egen gu ers
tDarten lei.
Spe3iea beri9tet tpicb vglorreider
&egen" aus Orange, tpel6er Bic gansen
@eisfelber 2 3oG bod nit Maffer be-
0edt babe - aug 2obelabp, paleitime
nnb 8ibbings, ipD er gerabe redtseitig
tlir bag &orn gefommen lei.
Stdinion unb llmgegenb, mo- bic
Siirre 10 iflimm unb ambaltenb geipez
len, tpie lett langen Sabren ni9t, bat
anl l9. ben beiB eriebnten &egen be-
tommen; WalliSbiae tpenigitens erfris
f9enbe S6auer, ipel9e bic bette aornz
ernte li6ern, mel6e ie bort berum bas
getpeien 1T.
BON Grobeton ipirb am 19. ber 10
auBerit not1wenOige &egen gemelbet,
unb aug Gi6monb, mo lit BEN lebten
6 Wo6eH fein Sropfen gefallen mar,
am IS. @arolton, 9alIas Gemntp,
bate in Der gfa6t bonn II. sum Is.
rprd6tigen" &esen, Der fir &srm tuie
8aumipolle bon iuobltbuenber girz
flung mar, eoenio Srantlin unb plano.
Sorausli6tli6 werben bic itd6fen
3eitungen nod bon pieIen anberen
yldben ber bic frobe 8oti6aft ppm ret
tenben &esen bringen.
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90 sollte in iebem sau,e ,e,n.

5. D. 9giicn, 81 Slap gtrabe, Gbarpsbura, ga
ia9t er n66te ntdpt cbue Or. ainsS 0eue Gntpeduna
tnr S6Tnpiudt, Suiten uub Grtdltuns ietn, benH
eane6e babe ietne Erau sebeilt weie mad etnem bef>
itSen Mntdae Der grippe" ron ber 9unsen GntSlns
enn9 beerobt puroe, unb natbem ale dnferen enaez
gapeten MttteI mtrtunsslrs stbl:eben paren Rpbert
9arber ron SootSpOrt, Ba., erildtt, bab Or. Rings
Meae SrtnennS tbm ebr sendst babe, ais trsenb st.
mas, mas er 9e8en ietne gunsentrantheit eebrauht
batte' Is se6t ntttS 0sReres. Waan psriu6e Is
1teie PIcbeFS!ai1en in Der Npptbefe ppn aeclpb
Dretb, Ibcmpicn 4 &c. Srrse EIaihen so Gents
unt 81 .00
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auf Gbamberlains aoIit>, Gbo.
lera' nnb Siarrboe Mittel fam man
li9 INNER berIafen. @s lit amgenebm
etnsunebmen unb furirt &rdmpfe, @bo=
lera Morbus, 9ur6faG unb Opienterie
in ibren f6limmiten Sormen. eSebe
Jamilie iollte bamit beriorgt iein. Sir
rs unb so Gents bic 6lai6e gu baben
bel ben NpOtbefern aalteDer & Son,
Doubling G 5loob, u. 9reiB, $.
S6u9arb, @obn & Co., s. S. 6arri>
ION unb aalteper & S6u9arb.
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Sd beseuge bereittpillig, baB bic
glnwenbung BON Or. 9lu9uit &6mig's
9ambureer Sropfen mid bon llnDerz
bauli6feit unb Magenleiben furirt bat.
-0ermann &ittner, 36 90. Merrimac=
StraBe, Man6efer, N. $.
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8lpmfe 2aiae,t !!
Blpmie 9aiAe,s !!

Slpufe Sai4en! Nlpmie 9aillem!
SeB Saten unb binten geaet gu Cents ST. 25 $5O
@ $40 Selbene 5aan bub searbei nit abot Buien e
ngsnm aragen unb Nanden dwar beasbla, 81
Be 2ate fur San 80 Cents 81 unb $l25 nee 20 Sent Mu
nab on nsreug 1T aus ben 3d. 80 rs Nummer genon
uho oe TUT 40 Gents aus nneren S. 60 unb so Gents mme
gu IL gents.
Sine Site gebrudm WuG aebruden cuiue sm Qinea
mtn yngee eine He Satuma be Die gaon
anpanenoe saaren pe nba "A unb Is Darb
Den; MIR nertaufen fe nur ant Mttpod IL Gents
Snnd) 8Drbe! Smnb 31rhe!
l31 Dubnb 9un6a6rbe unb @rih aut amat haltu Sal
lone fur nu 5 Gents @aaonen Gents guonsu
eB 70 Gents apie aorbe balber 8ube 6Be
onBer Sra9 ener Der fen Bargains bic mir mas angbOn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-23
9eatfdbe Sob Office umo 8md,s
binoeret.

Seuti1e, lolpie engliI9e Druid Dir
beiten perben prompt unb billig pers
fertigt pon 5 obn g 6 Oft, go Z
N orb 9refas StraBe.
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@ruuSei8emtbnms liebertraannsen
8. %. GlOrea an @bas. Mierou,
8runbftiid in Wpores Snbbioilion fir
$500.
9lnberion g8eit on @eo. &. Stums
berg, 8runbitiid an GomaIitr., $500.
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Die v9riampb" Wsdb Wsaid5ime
0}p. d

geludbrt bic befriebigenbten 3eiultate.
VieIe 5auienbe biefer Mai6inen Grit
ber: Weue Clipper MdbsM sMai6inen ges
nannt) iinb beute in allen 2dnbern Ser
gDelt, no @ras md6it, in @ebrauf.
3u baben bel 3 / b 8 G Saarmann.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
and falls with a full fiounce of Honitou

and falls with full flounce of Honiton
lace. The back or train is Of heavy
cream satin. The sleeves are OF lace,
with ribbons and pearls, and the cor
sage is Of satin draped with lace and
Grape.
Another superb gown was of pearl
satin and white MORE panels, with two
rows Of jewelled trimming, with Honi-
ton lace between them. The train was
OF satin, The waist was scalloped at
the top and lavlshly trimmed with Hon
iton.
A pearl colored reps, with q train Of
the same, had the front OF the skirt
completely draved over with rare Vene-
tian point in one piece. The sleeves
were OF velvet to match, and the cor
sage was V shape, with lace and dainty
bows on the shoulders.
Cream colored lace and pearl satin
with quilted sash and bands OF pearl
ribbon crossing the back, finished this
splendid costume.
One OF the daintiest dresses was a
white crepe de chine pattern dress, with
band OF silk open embroidery worked
in. There was sort of panier TO this.
The sleeves were plain puffed and the
back draped to point, with rows OF the
embroidery down the seam. Another had
front al black satin, with cream MORE
train, heavily trimmed with, point ap-
plique and rich black ribbon; waist is
combined OF both materials and has a
stomacher of lace and ribbon; the upper
part OF sleeve Of black satin and the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
DAINTY IMPORTED
HOME GOWN.

satin, and there was Vatican plait
ending in demitrain at the back. The
wrists were finished with pointed Gull
and han frill of Chantily lace.
A walking gown was OF dark blue
tolle du Nord, paided with gold colored
lines. The skirt was quite plain. The
round corsage had the upper part
shirred and brought down to close
point under sash belt OF satin OF the
same color. The sash belt was twilled
in the middle of the front and had a
whalebone run in, which kept III In
place.
A lovely soft drab crepon had plain
skirt with close rose plating OF satin
ribbon Of the same shade, and the cor
sage was marvel of studied simplicity,
trimmed with Irish point and satin sash
ribbon to match. There were two rows
of lace leading to point in the back,
where there was an upright bow OF rib
bon, and four small bows were set up
the back to the neck.
A rich black silk had the sleeves COW
cred with dull steel spangles and sort
of Figaro jacket. The skirt was plain,
with the exception Of full pinked
plating.
The evening dresses were beautiful
and Of the most elegant possible mate
rial. There was one Of heliotrope satin
for the back of the skirt; the front was
Of lilac satin brocaded with pampas
grass pattern in shadings from dark he
lotrope to pearl gray. Across the foot
was houhce of satin, edged by fall OF
point lace set on in fessoons in Renais-
sance style. The sleeves had high
puff of the dark satin, and the forearms
were Of the brocade trimmed with lace
and small bows. A tiny bonnet, with
crown of shaded violetS, goes with this
gown. The corsage has sort OF seal
loped top forming corselet, and the
lower part Of the wallis ends in tabs OF
the dark. The front is draped from the
shoulder to bottom with full rufile OF
lace, and beneath this vest of crepe
liSse over the lighter color. This is for
visiting and reception.
Another has white satin front en-
broidered richly with fine cut jet right
on the satin. Below this is a full flounce
of pointed d'Aquille lace. The back Of
this is of rich black velvet. The corsage
has the faont and back OF black velvet,
finished with lace and cream satin rib
bons, and a bow with long ends fall over
the train.
A white crepe de chine has the front
almost covered with pearls and gold en-
brodery, done in rich patterns with
loose loops of pearls as pendants to each.
At the bottom the pearl embroidery
grows wider and heavier and Verges into
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THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonry. =


On Monday evening Ohio Lodge NO.
l held their regular meeting, Win
good attendance Of brethren present.
An entered apprentice received his nrst
stem in Masonry, and the lessons taught
by Worshipful Ross, in the symbol as
found in that degree, made such great
impression upon the candidate that we
know they will continue with MIN
through life, and prepare him ior an
entrance into the Celestial Lodge above
where the Supreme Architect OF the
universe presides and ever reigns.
On Thursday evening Nelson LoGge
No. so met in communication, Win d
fair attendance of brethren present,and
work was 10 be had in the second degree,
but the candidates were prevented from
attendance at that meeting ana the
work was deferred until the next reg
ular. -,
The work for the coming week VIII
be Wheeling Union Chapter, NO. l, on
Monday evening; Bates Lodge, No. SS,
Tuesday evening, and Wheeling Lodge,
No. 5, on Thursday evening, ana as each
of the bodies mentioned have candidates
on the way, work is expected TO De acne
at their several meetings.
We are glad to note that Bro. D. W..
White, OF Nelson Lodge, is steadily i'm
proving In health, and we can expect
him to be in the lodge room again in the
near future.
Your correspondent had q pleasant
meeting with Bethany Lodge on TIES
day evening, and would report that
there are some of the most social breth-
rem of this district connected with that
lodge.
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Stella ]. Hirsh. The bride was attend
cd by Miss Fanny G. Hlrsh, sweet
faced little girl, and Masters Benjamin
Ellwood and Herbert Horkheimer, OF
Wheeling. Among the out of town
guests present were Mr.. aud Mrs. Nor
ris Horkheimer, of Wheeling; Mrs.
Isaac Drucker, GAINESVILLE, o.; DIR. Abram
Hirsh, Philadelphia; Misses Clara and
Nettie KrauS, Wheeling; Messrs. Albert,
Charles, Leopold and Ralph Hirsh, Phil
adelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kohn,
Philadelphia.
-
The marriage Of Miss Mary Willough-
by Kennedy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Kennedy, and Mr.. Henry Clay
Sincell will take place at st. Matthew'S
Episcopal Church Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
~
A well-known and popular mail car
rier OF the Second ward and charming
young lady from the Island, will soon
become man and wife.
-
Mr.. Ed. Schnepf entertained num-
Der OF his TRENDS at MS nome on OOutil
Chapline street Tuesday evening, In
honor Of his sixteenth birthday.
Cards were received in the city Thurs
day for the marriage of Miss Jemima
Hall, sister of Paxton V. Hall, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Sheriff of Belmont
county, TO Mr.. Edward BOggs, of Bar
ton. The ceremony will take place at
noon on the 21st Of September, at the
home or Paxton Hail. al Barton.
So
James Flanagan, the South Jacob
street barber, was surprised Tuesday
night by number Of his young friends.
The affair was well managed and all
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
A NEW oIL.PooL.
A Thirty Barrel-an-H Well Broushs
In Near Warrington Yesterday
Su<cial Tels0rda TO the Sunday Rsgistsr.

A Thirty Barrel-an-H Hour Well Brought
In Near Warrington Yesterday.
Su1ctal Tsssoraa TO tbs sunday Rs9istsr.
MANNINGToN, w. VA, September 10.
There is quite stir here in oil circles
over the coming in of the Flagg Meadow
Oil Co.'s Straight Well No. l. one which
has been run as a mystery for a month
mast. This well was drilled to the Cor
den sand and Wednesday noon the drill
penetrated the sand. and at once the
we'll began to flow oil at the rate OF
thirty barrels per hour, which rate she
has kept up ever since. The wen Is ho1
drilled in yet, as they do not think tney
are over foot in the sand. Some eA-
merits think when the well is drilled lur-
ther in the sand the well will increase
to / 500 or 1000 barrels per day, ana
that this pool will rival the lannon's NC
Donald field.
The Burt mystery, which was drilled
10 the Gordon sand and plugged last
snring. is now being drilled or "opened
up." They are expecting big results
from this well as it made big showing
before the plugs Give in numoer) were
driven. These are the only two wells so
far in this field that have been drilled
TO the Gordon and are three miles apart
on g. northeast and southwest line.
Good leases on this line-are com mand-
ing a big price. The new Gordon pool
pool seems to follow the ''Injun" belt
line, and in fact both the above wells
were drilled for "Injun" sand oil, but in
that sand only a small amount of oil
was found. The Warrington field Is
considered only in it's infancy and many
wells are expected to be started at an
early date and many small 'InJun" wells
will be sunk to the lower sand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
rA.1n-o.F. GRAND Lodge.

CHICAGO, September 1O.-The sixty
eight annual convention OF the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge of /. o. o. +. Will
be held at Portland, Oregon, during the
week beginning September 16. 1t Will
be attended by the grand representa-
tives of subordinate lodges from all over
the United States and Canada. About
500 grand representatives. and officers,
accompanied by their wives and families,
arrived from the East and South and
from Canada this morning. During the
forenoon they visited tbs Worlds Fair
grounds and visited most Of the build
ings. At o'clock tonight the party
left Chicago via the Chicago and Alton
road in train Of Pullman care run In
five sections
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11

ton. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. McArdle lett
in the afternoon on an Eastern bridal
tour. They will be at home In CieVe-
land after September Is.
Society the past week was largely out
under the armament. Such beautllul
weather as prevailed was alluring, In
deed. and in consequence scores OF rep
resentatives Of the four hundred, IN
their best bib and tucker, were seen on
the festive Fair Grounds. Society seems
to make a special effort to reach the
grounds on certain day, and Thurs
day is one of these days. This is nat
urai, as it is the biggest day OF the fair,
and there is more to see, and more TO
do. Thursday of this week reached
delightful climax. The quar-
ter stretch, the fsvorite site
for the fashionable equipages, con-
tanned lines upon lines of handsome
turnouts, in singles, doubles and other
wise, and most of the young ladies were
arrayed in their daintiest and most be-
witching fabrics. 1t was picture In
the open air. Life in the quarter
stretch was peculiarly its own. Consid-
siderable of the time, the races were
not very much sin it," as sterner gal
lantry was engrossed in visual feasts
and courteous attentions. Many OF the
most prominent society people in the
city were included in the throng, and
large, happy, congenial party 1t
was. There was a constant
interchange Of sociability from team to
team, and no unoccupied moments pre-
vailed. In fact without the races all
would have had good time, and par
ticularly so on Wednesday evening dur
ing the electric light performance.
Here the scene in the quarter stretch
was even more enchanting, for taken
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
> with several small but

lower OF motre, with several small but
tons on hopper seam.
Rich dark gray velvet and corncolor
satin brocade is the train ana corsaes VI
another evening dress. The front mas
diagonal insertings Of velvet and lace
made Of gold and corn colored thread 1. !
The sleeves have open tops filled with
the lace, and the corsage is SO elaborate
that ] cannot describe it. More than
that it is rich with the lace anu dress
material and V shaped in the neck. Inc
slaves are long. like all sleeves now.
These are all Worth gowns.
Visiting with Miss Leslie is MISS Net
tie Hooper. and she, too, has many
handsome dresses and wraps which N, l
will tell you of later. but one give this
week, of soft camel's hair, with a iron -
of openwork gold lace, and the yoke Is
~ tbe same. The woke Is unlined and
the whole effect is very dressy.
w. OLIVE HARPER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
EASTERN STAR.

Miriam Chapter No. l, met on Tues
day evening and there was present
full turnout of its members. Quite
number of candidates were accepted
and who will become members at It's
next meeting. Much sorrow was eX-
pressed by all for the untimely death OF
their late deceased brother, Jesse X.
Purnen. The General Grand Chapter
of the Order will meet In tri-annual ses-
sion in Columbus, o., on the 18th inst.
and Miriam Chapter OF this city will be
represented in that body.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
For canadian Independence.

TORONTO, ONT, September 10.-No-
tice of the following resolution was
given last night at the trades and labor
congress here:
''Resolued, That this congress Is in
favor of the Canadian Parliament TAX
ing means TO secure the establishment
and recognition of the independence Of
Canada"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11

together with the myriads of lights,
pretty costumes, inspiring music, and
a respondent moon, ii seemed for all
the world like pretty Lenox or Tuxe-
dor garden party. The State Fair has
contributed to the pleasure Of society
in no small degree.
~
John Elliott and Miss Annie Fred
erick, both of the South Side, will be
united in marriage one evening this
week, by Rev. II. Haas, Of st. Pauls
German Lutheran Church.
~
Anumber of friends Of Louis Metzgar
surprised him, at his home on North
Main street, last evening, the occasion
being his fiftieth birthday. He received
the congratulations OF his friends, and
quite a number Of handsome presents,
among which was q handsome silver
watch from his wife. The presentation
speech was made by Alex. Kemple. All
then sat down to an elegant supper,
which was pleasantly discussed.
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A number Of young friends OF James
Flanagan surprised him at his place of
business on South Jacob street, last
Tuesday evening. Several hours were
spent enjoyably In dancing and other
social pleasures. Refreshments were
discussed at the usual hour.
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The marriage of Fred Neihann, OF
Reyman's Brewery clerical force, and
Miss Emma Zarnitz, of the South Side,
will take place Tuesday morning at st.
Alphonsus church. After the ceremony
the newly-married couple will leave on
an extended wedding tour.
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There will be hop given on Wed
nesday evening in which many Of the
former participants Of the Wheeling
Club will take part together with many
of the charming visitors now sojourning
in town. The affair is under the man
agement Of Mr.. Roy Boyd.
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The Elks' outing at the Park on
Thursday of this week promises to be
the most largely attended affair OF the
week. The committee in charge, G. L.
Tracy, E. b. Franzheim, B. B. Dove
ner, Harry Houser and d. B. Ross, have
been busily engaged In completing all
the arrangements. There will be a
parade at o'clock in the afternoon, the
festivities at the Park being from to
II p. III. The musical program will be
opened with Messrs. Bentz s. Dud-
ley, followed by Mr.. Harry
Sweeney in the rendition Of
1.-THE Old Guard" "The Carnival Of
Venice" by Mrs. Flora Williams; music
by the Opera House Orchestra, solo by
w. b. Day; also one by Miss Mary
Bankard and by Charles L. Zulauf.
There will also be Quartette singing by
Mrs. Williams, Miss Bankard, Mr.. Day
and Mr.. Zulauf. There will be dancing,
refreshments and plenty of entertain
ing features to handsomely fill in the
hours
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
Gold Medals for Bravery.

LONDON, September 10.-The Board
of Trade has awarded a gold watch to
Captain Rivers. of the American ship
A. G. Ropes; gold medals to Messrs.
Graham and Lawrence, second and
thire mates, and silver medals to
Others of the ships crew for rescuing
the crew of the British bark Glanperis
of Cape Horn.