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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15

The People Of the Territory Of Utah send greet.
iugt
10 Ch.rles 4 iicnder on and Minnie X Hen.
ecrson hi wife. Henrietta Ytldon. George
,. lcguun. her hu hauu, and htudcbakcr
liros' Manufacturing Company "a corpora.
tloul, Dufendanta
VOU ARR HEREBY HEQUn,ED TO AP-
Il pear ~ an hstion brought aga INST yuu ny
the above named plnntH-, In the District
Court OF the hird Judrial District OF the Ter
= tory OF Utah. and 10 answer the complaint
fled therein within ton DAYS exclusive IL iho
day OF tcryicoI after the service on you Of this
tumnuuH-ii served within TINS county; or, 10
SERVED out Of thus countv hut IN T. dittrict,
within twenty days. Otherwise within forty
days-or iudgme ny uUfault Will be taken
against You, according to the prayer OF said
Ihr slid Arti1n Is brought to have Judgment
iu The sum ut Slluu, With mHttllmout 81 lnirttat
duc thereon, fohu iry D. i'yi, aud interest on
said flOui from fel ulry o, lsin, nc 10 pcr cent
uUr unuuiu. Tor SO. Attorney fcus. and costs
OF %, alleged 10 be- uuc uu % cert 10 o. uromIs.
sorry note executed by defendant, Henderson,
To pntntlu August d. lFNa. for SO o, with inter
est from date at 10 per cent per Hnuum, sane
being due and wholly unHad save inttrp to
Nov d, 1915 saii no secured by mortgage
OF even date on rrDmiscs hcrcinnfterdescribcd
executed hv sHif defendants 90 plaintiff 10
have mo usual decree ct this court for the sale
81 SAID premises. that proceeds thereof be-
applied lu payment Of amounts due ~ above +:
that defendants and an persons claiming under
then be barred aud fOfoclOscI OF all claim VI
equity OF redemption ~ said premises; that
plhlnih have ia gmcut for any deficiency, nnd
Tor other rrlefi said premises are described
- follows, % VIII Al lot ~, block !, FOUNTAIN
Place subdivision, being part block 70, Five
Acre Plat 4. Zig Field survey, situate In Sail
lnkc county. utnh territory.
And you are hereby nom d that u you fan
TO Hppctr aud answer tho anid camp amt A.
above frlu itoi the eald plaintin viii Apply 10
the C0Vrt for the relief domandor theron.
W.T. oss the Hon Charles D. Znnc, Judge
and Tie seal Of the Distinct Court of the THIRD
judicial District, In ami for the Territory III
Utah this 18Th day ~ MAfCh, Ia the wear of
our Lord one thuuslnd eipht hundred and
ntn1ty.t three HENRY q MCMILLAN, Clurl
Bv g. ". u. LOCUS. Deputy Clcrk.
T. u. H. Thomson, plaintiffs attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Andrew j. hurnhnm, Deceased
NOTICE Is HENLhN GIVEN ny THE
IN undersgnCd, udmnislratur Of the estate
OF Andrew j, Nurnl ln, deceased, 10 the cred
liors OF, ana all parsout hhylng claims against
the sbid dccrnac ,tnVShIbt them with the necrs.
Hafy vourhcrs, within Gem months after the dr. {
iuhlirAuou uf thia notice. Ia the sad admins
traitor nj the law t1IUu Of n. u. Lewis, isu.,
rooms Hi2.3ls Con. UIuuuu tui dag, salt I.lRo
city, In the County uf -nIt Lake and Territory
Of Gtah CINlIIr &. buRNIAM,
Administrator %. iur estate OF andrew J..
Burnham, dOcOnfvdI
Dated March stat, ls..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ESTATE OF uhhm a. NnlmpgcI, utceAael
NOTICE IN HEREBY OiVfN, BY THE
~ undersigned, Lucinda Neimoycr, eXecu
uiN 81 the cstute Of william A. hoimoyor, do
ceased, To the crrdltora OF, and all persons
having claims agHinst thu suil deceased, TO tN
hihit them with The necessary vouchers within
ten months alter the tri publication ct tn :
notice, 10 the sHid tNrtulriN, nt tho oillcc Oi
Pane Putnam, attorneys ~ law, aia Progress
building, Salt Lake CIV, iu tho county of salt
Lake, Utah. LUCINDA kElMOI Elt,
lNccutriN Of the estate VI William a. Neim.
oyer. ducenAcd
lated March IN, 1904
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NOTICE TO oRtDlroRs.


Estate OF LuMu =. ray hecehhtd'
NOTICE rs ULHluY GIVEN, ny THE
N UNDERLINED, executor ct tho last will
and testament Ut idWu GRAY, deceased 10
the creditors NJ, ami AII persons having claims
Hgniust the I'd dVHgHHC1, Co exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the fret publication VI this notice tn tho
taid executor az Canon DIty, Fremont County,
state OF Colorado.
WILLIAM 7. BEIDwELL,
Executor OF the llst viii and testament OF
fdwin q Gray
Dated hArCn llth, ltHL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15
Dissolution of ooPARrNrRsHlP.

NOTICE j. HERtHh GtvEN THAT THE
~ hfu Of Grass a Fowler, heretofore doing
eu-lutas 80 so, ~ Ncst, -ouin tompio stree
etit inEc CITY, iilh. hls iris day hr.n die
lowed u- mrun. consent The books ct lc.
tou4tw ihu latc hrm have been placed 10 the
hlhls OF tcorEe 7. Nvc, CunmrtciHl Wnrk
VINO is hereby authorized 90 receive 900 moneys
", we lht9 urn, lni cuipt for the aatuc
Dated February H. 1875
J.r FOwi Uu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15
NOTICE. OF sAle OF ZEAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlvEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance OF Hu order uf the Probate
Court ~ salt Lake tonuty Territory Of lplh.
In thr matter uf the cstitu ut ~nfan NAthius,
deceased, made the l1th dav OF March, 1893, the
undcrsI gurd John a. Huckle. aGmi istrItUr Of
Hald rdt4te, Will on or alter tie 2ui day ~ My.
1890. srIl at private sllu 60 the highest bidder
Tor cash aud subject Ia ihe approval ot salt
Probate ouft. an TIE uEht, TILE hud iutrrt "a
oi her drccHsr or which sad estate has sHucs
acquired. M ana 20 Tho following tract Of laul
tituutrd u sult Lake tiiy, county uf salt Lake
$50 Of p'ht li, salt l.nkg t.ly surNCN Terms Of
slla each. Deed at dc expense OF purchaser.
liits must be- pa writing and may Doe left ut the
storo ~ Bucsic a Sou, 30 gA south, EuHt
Temple street, SAT- I kH CITY Utah,
JNliS 4. UuNhLF.
Administrator OF The Estate OF sarah Watkins.
drrrlapt.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


hhtAtc OF ualuiI" N''"lhes' ho'oAhed'
NOTICE Is HTUEuN GIVEN ny THE uN.
N dcrsIgncd, ono IlWIniHuuipf ct the estate
~ Barbara llUfHuUH, deceased, tn
tho Crrlituus off, ana AN pVrsuns
having claims against tHC said deceased, To
exhibit thru V1U thH ucrosnary vouchers,
Wtuin four months aUct th0 nrst publrauou
of this noucr. 90 tNH sHIl niininiauator, nt b.,
nficc rnu1r 800 anil 1913 constitution building,
salt Like City, bon iHr County pf SAT- LALo.
Thomas u lUwI.. administrator OF TIC
estate uf larAlara llu.lIucs, deceased.
Dated March ru, .r'L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15

IOHN BUCKIE,TuE ADMINISTRATOR Or
~ Tue estate Uf robert ~Wpson, deceased,
having ilod Ne petition herein, duly Ntrihud,
praying Tor m order Df sHlc " the whole ut
tue real estate ~ said dcceduut, Tor the pur.
pose heron fut forth, Il ts Therefore ordered by
The Judge " said Court, thbt UIl pfrauuH intort
cstcd ~ the uHintH Of SAID deceased appear
before The said Probate Court on saturday, tho
laih day OF May. 800, nj Do O'Clock In the fore
noon ~ said nuy, No the Court Room 81 said
Probate Court, 90 tho County Court House, In
the Ciiy and County ~ salt Lake, utu1 Tern
tory, TO show cause why au order should not
ho granted 10 the slid administrator, 10 cell 10
much OF the real estate ui the said deceased at
public or private sale o shall boz necessary,
and thHt u copy ~ thiH order be published At
lclsf four tucccsHiye weeks IN The nEhUuEI
NEWr, newspaper printed ana publFhcl u
sAiu tity amt County
JACOB ~ BlAIE, Probate Judge
Dated April lllh, iNL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15

IN the lfnNhIr Court, no ana Tor salt Lake
county lcfiliory OF Utah.
In tho matter OF tho ,ttatc VI W. l.. Johns,
duCHuHcd
order TO chow cause why order OF sale " real
tfti,c should MOI be made
NJ CALLAHAN. T.E ADMINISTRATOR
w. of the usi tc of vs. O.. ohns dgou sod.
ha'iug nloi One petition nr elm, duIy verified,
prayiu- Hn nrutf ui fn'u ut all che tHal
estate OF faid drc,lvni, Tor the purpnHcs there.
IN Get forth. b. therefore ordered ~ the
Judge of suu cuuti tnli nli D rsunH uttreltcd
In the Cstltc of .ali rocrr ri lupcnf before
thu said Probate rUurt on Iursiay the gith
day ot April, ihH. "t .H u.rIDrN boz the forenoon
Of said DAY, nt 600 .u % r.HIu u. Ulit Probate
court 90 tho County Cont iiUasf iu thr rlty
a county NJ tl't Lake Titan lorriurY, tn
show Gauss shy tu ORDER FhoU ll bot he giant.
Ell iu thC Hlid udulnHirtor 90 cell au much Of
the real estate Of ihD SAID drccasudgt pubic aHle
~ fhall hc ncrCssHrF, auu inHt % copy OF this
ururr he published 90 least four successive
weeks in The dui.y IrstuEr Niws, % news
paper printed and published IN said city and
county.
Dated salt Laic CITY, March 20. l,pi
JACOB ~ BLAIR,
Probate Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15
LEGAL NOTICE..
order TO show cause why order " 1sIc of rt
estate should not DO made


order to show cause why order ~ HaIc ot roal
estate should not ho made
JYENHY j EREksoN AND l.AAc ~.
III EfeAsen. the administfhinfs 1. iHru tair
vt Ictcr hrul s0n. dcreafcii ha'Uf Nud their
petition herein. duly verified. praying IJran
drratrut. Tor the purpaara thuttIn cot fUft.. Dc
"a therefore ordered by the Ju0rc u' SAID court
that all re sons Intcrcated in ihe cttiUof aid
deceased. auuCnr before the ehlN lf|.I iH Court
on Ihur1'fHv. the stL DAY ut hu.U. HI. 10 DO
O'Clock In tic forenoon u said DAY. Hf iHc Doutt
room Of said pfnYate I1ufl NI 600 'Nu.tF
Lake. Utah Territory, To SNOW "IU.r why an
order should MOI be grnntui iu iH' .fIi HIm.rs
igtrators. tu sell 80 much 90 iho pool rst. iH of
D he atid deceased NJ private .H.' 3D.. bali be-
necessary, ana that y copy of lut or o. ur
published ut least four successive 'ro.t DO iur
i.Estutr EvTNtNu NEWs,s now .UHN.r uuntai
und uuhl rhtd IN sud city ana tuUut.
Dated Murch act l,lL ..
ltu HI# HuI.r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15

Charles A iicudorEou uui MINI @ ". ilonder-
son ms VITO, Henrietta leadon, HcurFe T..
lction, hur husband, ami Stakeholder
llrus Manufacturing Company "a corpora
tom, Defendanu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15
SUMMONS.

! the District Court IN aud Tor no Third Judi.
cial District OF Utah Territory, county
OF salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15

order 10 Show Cause Why order Of sale {
Real Eslalo should Not hc Made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky nIl Mining company. Location 0f nHiu.
cirai Ilacr ul HusfUrHa Par. Clff, iIh,
Location fMup. HuHtr Creek Mining uIH
ttici, Wasttcn County Utah.
MTOTitI is itlNIM GtNEs THAT AT a
~ meeting NJ ihr Hoard Ut Irurtups. htbl
on the iilh day ut tciru rs l.H. 100 salt Lake
n.y. Utth, au nsausHmtul, numNor seven. ui
iWotcnit per share Was It,iHu Hu iHg raptai
stock uf Too eorIU ration pas HUIc 9 tUH Hrrfr
tnfy within ihifV dave from above date 4l
salt Late Ciiy. Utah. Any ftnrk uuuu which
ihis assessment romans unpaid uu tur goo
day Of March. islf, viii be- Delinquent 4ud 1910.
vcrtfcd tor vale, nt publir auction, uul uuirss
rn9 mrrt b. made Doe Gro viii Dee sold ON tHu ath
day Of May, i-Ii. NJ the hour OF D. u'Uuc .
noon, a. rnpm $50 llt Constitution NuU1iug,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, 20 pay delinquent nssusH.
mont together with cost Of advert sing aui
expense OF sale. ". j. uuNrON.
Secretary.
No, p Burton'h Court, Second -uutU street.
between second aud Third Woit, salt Lake
city, Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE

". " MElo1,
Nlgfk OF thu Probate Court
Daniel Harrington, attorney tor saiG estate
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
THE SECRET SOCIETIES
MAsoNsY.

On Monday evening Wheeling Com.
mAndery No. /, held its Regular conclaye
with q good representation Of Sir
knights present, and after they had
concluded their routine work of the
evening, Eminent Commander Z. p.
Wheat, together with the other officers
present, and assisted by other Sir
knights, exempliied the Order OF the
Red Cross, according to the new YER
sion, very satisfactorily, and now with
practice will be in position in the near
future to do IL in most creditable and
thorough manner.
The work OF the several bodies for the
coming week are on Monday evening,
Ohio Lodge, No. l, and as there are a
number OF candidates passing through
the several grades TO be masters, one or
more Of the degrees will be conferred at
that time.
On Thursday evening Wheeling Lodge
No. 5, will hold regular Communication.
and II the candidate (who is ready to be
passed. will be present, as is expected
at that time, work will be had in that
degree. Worshipful Speyer desires a
full attendance OF the brethren of his
lodge as well as all those OF sister lodges
on this occasion, and good time will
be had by al who attend.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

There is no astronomer at hand to
explain this, nor tell how long the
wholly delightful state eff affairs is TO
last, so readers should lose no time in
taking view Of the moon, for the
phenomenon may fade from sight in a
few days or nights.
II you have strong, clear vision this
interesting couple may be observed by
the unaided eye, but the outlines Of the
visitor, the beautiful girl who has
Joined the man in the moon, can be
seen better, of course, If you use pair
OF opera glasses 10 peeping at them.
You will see the man in the moon, re-
iuvenated, invigorated, aud generally
spruced-up and improved, looking
down. not at you, but at the face Of the
pale, fair girl Who'll is to the right as
YOU look, her profile cutting off part of
his full face, for her lips are approach
ing mis-. Her sweetheart is the man 10
the moon, and he ought to be mighty
glad TO see her, for she has not been up
there to visit him since last Septem-
Der, nearly q year ago. Then, as now,
they fell to kissing directly they met,
and then, as now, they are luckier
than any mortals, for, so far as lunar
observations permit US to judge, there
is no one around to remind them that
what they are doing is wicked. And
vet they seem TO be enjoying 1t.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

somewhat as gingerbread is cooked, to
which It has very strong resemblance.
This will give very fair idea OF what
the sailors daily bread is. Not by any
means could it be called sumptuous, and
/ vet Jack thriveS and Is healthy, ana
/ except when nearing meal hours he Is
rarely known to be hungry. 1t Is also
worth noticing here that Jack is invarl-
ably better fed in American than British
ships.
The work on board ship is never
done. A ships decks are thoroughly
washed down every morning, ana Ia
the evening, when the days work Is
finished, the decks are swept and every.
thing made ready for any trimming OF
sail that may be necessary during the
night. The great bulk Of the work Is
done in keeping the ship In thOrouSh
repair, There are so many places alolt
about the mast and rigging where the
sails chafe that have 20 be continually
looked after-cOnstant splicing anu
pareeling TO be done, chatng mats TO
be put in their places and kept there,
various repairs about the rigging,
so that Jack may have as Sc
cure a foothold as possible when
working aloft, all OF which must OF
necessity consume great deal OF
time. Then there is everything ABOUT
the deck and hull Of the ship to be look
ed after, the numerous jobs TO be done,
so that everything may be sound and In
perfect order, the deck TO be kept clean,
every appearance Of iron rust to De an
initiated, painting to be done, and the
thousand and one things that there IS
never time TO do on board ship.
Trimming sail also takes up good
deal of time. The officer on deck has
10 watch for every little shift OF WIND
and give the order 10 have the sails
trimmed accordingly. Making and
shortening sail is one of the many things
in the sailors vocation that always nave
a great fascination for landSmen' ana
naturally, as it is one OF the really per-
ilous things a sailor has TO do.
At 10 o'clock at night the barometer
begins TO fall, and the light canvas is al
once taken in. Dark clouds begin 10
gather on the horizon, the breeze be-
gins TO freshen, and it is seen that there
is going TO be some dirty weather.
So the captain is called, aud he gives
the order, "All hands shorten sail
Meanwhile she men on deck taks IN
the topgalIant sails, crO'jack and haul
the mainsail up. As soon as the watch
below come on deck the upper topsali
ward is lowered. the reel tackles
hauled out, the spilling lines haul
ed 10, and all hands 20 alOtt to reef
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
THE PARKBRsBUKG FAIR.
The Gentlemen Who arc Responsible For
Its Eminent Success.

sp>etdl 7eis0ranl 20 tbS Re- tstsr.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, September ?.
The personnel of the officers and
management of this the greatest fair
aud and racing season ever held In
Parkersburg, is deserving OF special
mention. The President OF the Asso'
citation is Mr.. Chas. Il. Shattuck, Pres
ident of the Citizens National Bank,
Mr.. Shattuck is stockman himself.
He has fine new farm on which are
some of the finest and best thor
oughbred and standard hsrses in
w. Va. Mr.. Shattuck is a
strictly honorable and representative
gentleman, who is respected so highly
that his opinion in racing matters has
never been questioned.
John w. Barrett, OF Rockport, the
Vice President, is wealthy business
man, and lover OF fine horses and line
stock. Like the President his judgment
is always just and impartial.
Robert Alexander, the Secretary,is o
well.known city gentleman, who has
been the Secretary for q number OF
leading industries for many years. he
is careful, methodical clerical agent
and an upright gentleman.
A. A. Kellar, or Gus" as he Is
Familiarity called, is known to every
horseman and stockraiser in the State,
and needs no introduction.
The Superintendent Of the fair ground
and races are the following weli-known
gentlemen: Chief Marshal. Owen Page;
Stock, w. r. Neal; Horses, Morris
Tefft: Cattle, E. B. Steere; Sheep, j. M :
Meyer; Swine, D. II. Cook; Fowls, }. L.
Alexander; Floral Hall, T. T. Davidson;
Fine Arts, Misses Florence Shattuck
and Jennie Smith.
The Board OF Directors are all proml-
nent men, OF several professions. They
have been selected for their special Mt
ness for such occasions, and the great
success attendant upon their laoors and
good management is but an expression
Of public opinion, publicly MANIFESTED,
OF their popularity and ability.
The judges were Mr.. John Barnett,
of Rockport; Gus Kelar, OF Boaz; K. u.
Hornor, editor OF the Daily Sentinel,
and DR.. Matt Holt, of Weston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.
Full Instructions How TO Mount and
AIght From a Street Car Safely.

AIlght From a Street Car safely.
More accidents are attributable to
the ignorance Of people in not knowing
now TO get on and of a street car
than any other cause. A motorman
says that to do this with perfect safety
and ease is not difficult TO learn II only
a lite attention is bestowed upon 1t.
The ladies are particularly careless In
getting on and off street cars, and 1t is
TO them more than the gentlemen that
he commends the following sugges-
tions. The perfect ease aud grace
with which some people board electric
and cable cars while in motion can be
seen every day. They simply carry out
the rules appended.
When you wish 10 take car stand
on the right-hand side of the street, Of
the far crossing, in the direction the
car you wish to take is going. Look
toward the motorman or gripman OF
the approaching ear; raise your hand
with a slight inclination; the signal
will be understood and the car stopped.
Before attempting TO get on, transfer
anything you may be carrying to the
left hand or arm, stand close TO the
car, grasp the hand rail with the right
hand, step on the lower step with the
left foot, give light spring with the
right foot, and you will find yourself
safely aud speedily on board. AS you
approach the corner where jou wish
to alight, signal the conductor, move
toward the rear Of the car, holding
tight to the platform or side Of the
door so that you will not feel the sud-
den jerk made in stopping. step on the
lower step. face the way the car is GO
| ing;hold on to the rail with the left
hand; stepping of, alight with the
right foot, bending the knees slightly,
| bring the left foot In front of the right,
and you will find that you have ac-
CURED an accomplishment that VIII be
useful TO you. Never get of back
ward or straight out from the car.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

Il. One OF the best men gets out 10 the
weather yard arm and takes the ear
ring, while the rest spread themselves
along the yard 10 the lee yard arm. The
order is given to "Haul away To wind
ward" aud then begins the weird sing
song inSeparable from the merchant
sailor to help all to pull together. The
sail is soon reefcd and the men are on
deck again hosting the yard, singing a
"chauty" as they pull. When the ne
cessary sail has been taken in and the
ropes coiled up the watch goes below
and the normal conditions OF affairs pre-
walls once more.
Shortening sail is, perhaps, the hard
es; work the sailor has 10 do. Often
the canvass is new. and II II gets wet 1t
becomes as stiff as a board and Is very
hard 10 furl. Sometimes the bunt lines,
the Ieech lines or other ropes used for
hauling the sail close up TO the yard
will break, aud then with the sail bel
lied out like a balloon, or else mapping
in the wind, each flap sounding like the
repnrt Of a cannon, IL seems impossible
to take il in. Jack, however, takes these
things philosophically, always grum-
bling but generally doing the work with
a will.
Signaling at sea is one OF the bright
spots in Jacks life. When a ship heaves
lie sight there is always more or less ex-
element among the sailors, aud should
She get near enough to signal and the
flags be brought out for that purpose,
the excitement becomes somewhat
greater, and all sorts Of conjectures are
made about the stranger. The system of
signaling at sea has been brought to a
great degree Of perfection. Marryat's
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
pa. o. U. W.

In onr re of the installation of
the new lod n Wednesday. we ouit-
ted the folld g from the list OF officers
elected: Fosnan, Howard Atkinson;
0rganist, r B. Battelle; Medical tx
aminers, DE-. r. j. Reed. Geo. /. Gar
rison, ID. II. Taylor. l.. b. Clark. j. w.
Myers and Z. ID. Riggs. The lodge
stcrtt of with good corps of officers,
and we expect TO hear OF them doing
work for Tbs order. The meet again In
Odd Fellows Hall next Wednesday
evening.
Welcome Lodge No. had q very
short session on Thursday night One
Candidate was initiated and three new
applications for membership were re-
cetved.
Hermann Lodge on Wednesday night
ppointed a committee TO act with the
OF her lodges of this city in the celebra-
ito OF tho twenty.ffth anniversary OF
the ord err next month.
40. u. w. Buttons, the latest, cheap
est and best. only soc each. eau be OBJ
tained'from Brother VIM. +. Weir, hiatt
ter and furnisher, opposite the REeIsl
TER office.