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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27

Den 8ubenitrsi6en Der S9lIer uns
iersr iosenunnten goaeseS tpirb man
enolid einmal su 2eibe eeben, ipenn bic
@robseibporenen bon Oercer county,
q. S., ben 8eiiunsen peS &idterS 9lbs
bet SoIee leiIten unb bic I'M 9rineston
GOaese por8efOmmenen Sudsprsaersisn
unteriuden. auf ieber S6uIe in be,
sansen 8eIt tperben bic iiinssren S6iiIe,
BON ben dIteren sebGnielt unb beberri6t
uns bas bat aud fein @utes, ioIanst
DtuB unb 3iel babel bepbadtet wirb, abel
bic amerifaniide afabemii6e sSueent
lest bsi bieien SOrSdnsen cine SrutaIita
an ben Gag, bic ni6t nur antpibernb 1T
ionbern aud baufis ernits SoIsen fir bi,
Wibbanoelien mad ii9 siebt. g8enn BIZ
@rpb @ef6iporeneu in princeton if,
YHi6t tbun, 70 pirb baS beiliame SoIser
fir bic 2sbranitaIten i'm sunsen 2ano,
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27
Ofan fauae i'm Serbff an.

9ie bette Sabresseit, UNI bic GefIiiseIs
sudt ansufunsen, 1T i'm Ssrbf. Sanst
man basesen i'm Srdbiabr an, 10 1T man
i'm aqsemeinsn su iibersiIt bamlt unb bat
oieierbalb nit Sdipierisfeiten su fdmpfsn.
SIM Serbit Sasesen fann man biIliseS
@efliSel bon fait iebem 2anbpirtb an.
faufen, unb ipenn man basu einiss 8ais
ienbdbne antauft, 10 bat man Bis Sriibs
iabr aaeS in ber bsiten Orbnuns, um bas
@eiddft nit 8ortbeiI su betreiben.
Gum @efliseIsei6aft bat man ettpa
500 2e8ebubner nDtbis, tpenn man auf
einen @etpinn rednet unb fir bic anse'
panbte Irbsit ssniissnb 8ssabIuns baben
mil. SIM SriibIins ipiirben 200 Siibner
sttpa 500 bis 5000 mebr foiten ais I'M
Ssrbite, oa i'm Sriiblins fait aIleS ibers
fIIhise @eilisel abeeiebt ipproen 1T, unb
Elm 2anoplrtb ober 3Iatsr nur senus
fir isinsn eiSsnen 8ebarf beiibt.
SD pirbe teinem 9lnfdnser ratben, Ios
fort ausIdliebIi6 nit &aiienbiibnern ans
sufansen nidt baB id seeen Hafien.
bibner ratben tpiiroe, uber neil bisielben
,u tbeuer su iteben fommen. Sebod iolte
man INNER nab benz beiten beitrebt iein,
unb nur bon suten 2rsusunsen su besies
ben iu9en, unb basu, tuie oben ertpabnt,
edte 8ohenbabne anfaufen unb ipom6ss
Ii6 busu einise Siibner, bamit man mad
unb na6 nur GaheneefIiisel bat, ipeIdes
man bur6 9lufmerfiamfeit in sinisen
Subren ersieIen fam, penn man ieOen
Serbit nur Die edten su 3udt;ipedsn sus
riidbebdIt. gluf biefe 8eiie nit stipaS
8orii6t unb SeIbitiiberIesuns boripGriS
searbeitet, fam man in einissn Sabren
cine Iobnenbe @efliiselsu6t in poIem
@anse baben nit tpeni8em AnIassfapitaI.
Sc 1T nidt eeiast, bab man bic @efliisels
Su6t nit einem srOben aapitaI anfansen
iolIte, aber man bat basu bod ettpas
aenntniiie nDtbis, UNI GrfOIs su buben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27
StaStratb.
Ssleet Council, 10. Dftober.

Seleet COUNCIL, IL. Dttober.
8iersebn 0iitsIieber tparsn bel Der
beutisen Sibun8 antpeienb.
4nscnommen iuurbe Der 8eri9t iiber
bic Observation-Disclosures an Sig
Strabe. Ser Gontratt fir ben @ibion
Strabe Seiper ipurbe Ssersuicn & gounep
suseiproden. Der DiapOr petirte cine
Steuererlu1unB bon so 9ro3ent fir 6.
q. Collins.
Der Gontraft fir Die IipeIlirune bon
9letp gorf StraBe ipurbe 9bomas s.
Sones fur s938.74 suseiproden.
Die OtitsIieber tpeiserten ii6, bic
Re9nuns bon .. 6. 9li6oIs i'm 8etrase
bon s4697 fir bic 9faitsruns bon 0orb
Dtain Ibenue ;u eenebmisen, obidon
oieielbe bonn Stabtsepmeter besIaubist
mar.
9ur6 cine RsfoIution ipurbe bic Grace
tlou Gompanie anseipiefen, 3ipilden ibren
8eleiien an 2adapanna 4penue su piIas
tern. unb i'm Sale Der Bsiseruns inners
baIb fiinfsebn Tasen, iou Der StraBsn.
tpmmihdr bic &rbeit tbun.
Der Strabeniberbau stpii6en bsr Mr.
coos unb benz nsuen Sbeater an Oatfort
aaep muB IA SUB Dom 8oben erbDbt
iein; in bieier 5aiiuns paiiirte bic 8ey'
oronun9 Stpeite Seiuns.
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S1eue Gutbecfuuaett. .

SbaIsid mande neuc uub pidtise GutSed.
unaen in Den peridieoenen @ifieuidaften in
iiin9her Belt gemadJt wur0eu. 70 1T ood feline
oetislben pon ercbeter Wibtistelt fir bas Sub.
Iitum, als Die Gntbeduna. weIte tiiBIi6 burd
Serrn Or. SdoOp 9emadt Uuroe rlno meI6s
ole aufmsrtianfeit uon aerSten, iOiuie 9aieu in
allen adnoern auf fd seIentt bat nno pel6es
ole Gntocdun9 Der llrinde uon droniiden
Srantbeiten bes Masens, Der aebsr, Der 9iereu
uno anberen innsreu Or9anen eiuidIiebt. Sie
fer arst fdno. onb Die llriade in 9emiiien Ser.
ben. melde pieis Or9ans tontroIIiren. Iiest uuh
Ourt Die 8eroronuns bon Or. SdOops @ieber
bsrteIler eine Gr5usi. peIde er ipe,isu fir biz
8ebanolun9 bieier Ierueu berfteIlt. miro oit
llriads uno nit oerieIben Die Srantbeit .ntfernt
Gin beutides 8ud Die gntbedan9 beidreibsnr
nebit 9robeu. miro an ieOen 9eer natb Gmpfane
elmer 8riefmarfe frti periannt a9pnten ae9er
SnInir unb gommiiion perlangt. Mon f6rebl
an Or. S9oop, Garine, gSis. 3n baben be
Woraan & &c.. Drain unb Sadion Str. 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27
Die 1Iranelle Der 9raft.

8enn mir bebenten. bab Der Magen oos
arobe enboratorium it, in lueldsm Die genOfiens
Nabruu9 in &dbtftOff perluauoelt miro, 0aB er
Dem 80rper Sraft uerIeibt, na6oem Die Rabr.
ung in oos 8Iut iiber9egan9en 1T, oab oer Wa.
aen nit eiusm @ort ole llrqueIIe Der Srait 1T.
10 w1sn mir aud, Oab es wsisniIi6 1T, oieie
SraftausIle in sutem 3uitanoe gu erbaIteu reip.
ibn wieOer oarein su berieBsn, uenu er aubtr
OrOnuns s:ratben iit. 9les miro am beften
llno promptsiten bcluirtt ourd poitettet's Wa.
9subitters, oGs Die 8eroauuu9 re9nIirt, Die
8eroauunesorgaue ftdrft uno Die 6unttionen
Der 9sber uno Siu9eweioe foroert. Die &ube
ino @iOetitnnb strait bes @erUenipitems bdn9en
snm 9roseu Sbeil bon griiHoIiber 8eroauung
ab. Sle irjhibe @ilienihaft iennt tein wirl.
uuesuoIsres Rerueubsrubisnngsmittl ale oas
8itters. Serner miro es bon aerSten enpfoblen
aeaen Siebsr unb GrtdItungen. 8beumatismus.
ylteren. uno 81, isnIeioeu, gaitril1es Sopfweb
Oluie 9e9en Wan9eI al appetit uno e6laf
Wan nsbme preimaI td9Iib Elm Bein9las pou.
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@e,pann bic eprade ,pieser.

sllpbpniO Sempblins spn Summit Emp
Butler Go. brssust pab ftin ;pSIf Sabre alttr
Spbn, Der jabrslans am St. 0sits.5an, ssIit-
ten unp bic Spra6s perlorsn bate, eurt brt
I}Iaf9en &eitpratise Serpint poaif6npis ssbsil
purbe unp aud istns Sprate piresr geluann.
5auisnts, bic es stsen NsrpeHIeipen, Dyspspiit
nsrppisn StrGfteprfal, Natttstsit, i3nlfruibtit,
aepfIbmesen II. 10. nnpanetfn, beseuaen
wuncsrbare Ssilunsen. DOZEN ers Hsr
pine bsiItsn 6rau gB. 9. Burns, Sputb 9snt,
3ne., wslGe brd MUnate tsifdnbia an slcpf-
lbmrsen lit. probshGldhsn unp sin elsgantss
BUD umlpnif bel allen NpUtbsfsrn.
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Ierste In Nerleaeubett.

8isle 9suts fnb ni9t i'm Stanbe auf Der lin,
fen Seite Az ltlafen. Die llrlahe mar ben
AsrSten Ianse .3eit Gin 8GtbisI. 6rpelfGptil&s
3situnssn iprs6rm nit srpbsm SntsrrlIr Won
Dr.. 8rantlin Mifs, hem ausas,si1neten Spe.
rialilten Snpianas fir Hsrssn- uno 5er,franf,
beitsn, psl6sr ben gia6ptis ssisfsrt bat, pae
pielt @jsppbnbeit bic BpIge zines rrfranfirn Der.
,sns ii. 3auienbe ppn lGllen lInb ,u iriurr
asnntnib ssfpmmsn, iibr bic or idt Auf,rid,
nunssn semabt. Sein 9lep. Senrt Cure. sir
wunpsrbass Ssilmiitsl, II ut babtn bel allsr
appttsfern. 3auisnbs brlfatissn lsinen @srtt
ais Seimittel fir Snsfranfbsitsn. GrGuleiu
Gbas. Senpy, eppslane, 9pIp-, iast feline Whf.
unsen an ibr rarsn tpunt1bar. Gin elssantss
Bud iibtr Ssrifranfbtitsn umlpnn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27

-Safob Geinbarb, elmer Der dItshen
beuti ti6sn Sioniere bon columbus, Obio,
bsHsn @irfen auf'S gnsHe nit Der @es
idi9te Der Stapt berfniipft 1T, eIeidseitie
ber 8eeritnoer bes >, ,Neitbote", 1T porl
5reitas 0littaSS 10 rlbr l5 Dlinuten
bsridieben. @r mar am 28. ApriI 1915
in MebernbernberS, 8apriider Resier'
unssbesirf nnterfranfcn, sebOren, unt
fam I'M Sabre 1888 nit ieinsn @I.srr
Widasl unb Barbara Reinbarb mad
9lmsrifa, bic lid in @bitsbaa, Gaur(
Gounidip, bitIid bon GoIumbus. anis.
oeIten. Seitbem bat er ununtsrbro6en il
columbus sewcbnt, baS pdbreno Der fer
neren feds Sabrsebnte bon elmer fIeinsr
Ortidaft sur Staatsbaupiitaot empOr'
blubte unO an beiien gntipidIuns sr f
berbprra9enoen NntbeiI senommen bat.
a6S- Mnnoncirt i'm .WpdenbIatt",
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Spbn Sbiel,
6unD en- g cb It e | b { +,
335 Benn glbenue.

Brit Dem beiten 8orratb Don importirtsm
uno einbemiidem 8ude perbinSe i'd eins
lan9iabrige Grfabrune als 3uihueioer. BUR
ole allerbeite arbeit miro aeliefert
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0ertreibHns Der Tlieeen i'm
3immer.
Stntnter.

Wan bdnse 8irtsnsipeise an bsr Deds
oes 8immerS auf bic SIiessn ;ieben ii1
oarna4 bin unb man fann iie bann am
friiben Utorsen nit ben 3neisen bins
ausirasen. Ooer man Ibis 8ilosramm
slIaun in 4 2iter fpdenbem @afer auf
uno iebe bieie 6Iiiiiisfeit benz 8aIf OSer
oer Sarbe, ipcmit bic @dnbe eeitri9en
tperben, bin;u. Cine 9efabr fiir bic
@eiunbbeit beS Neni9sn 1T bierbei ni8t
bprbanbsn,
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Ziegler'S Hotel,
Ssp. 327 2aGananna Mpe,
y. Sieglrr, gisentbamer.

Reisnoe iuoeu bier Die porsi9IdRe 8oh
unb putes ao9is gu mdBiaen BreiIen.
aIftern uno s lams mabreno Der
Saiion in ieoer 3ubereitnngsart
Die feinfen Beine, 6bampaansr, giqu0rt
uno Gigarren.
asriuabimmer fir 9amen uuo GamiIisn I'M
jueiten Stodmsris.
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SerGe6t ni6t.

Serae6t uicbt,
oab man isOerjeit Die beIten 8ortbeiIs bein
aanfe bon Saiden. unO 8anbubren, Sdmud
laden eilberwaaren &c. bel.
Sreem man
erbaIten farm. Gin srober unb eIeganter gor
ratb Der neneiten 9iufer. auf Die iolioefte arl
uertertist, fortwdbreuO uorrdtbis; aQe Der,
tauften ArtiteI uerOen garantirt
&eparaturen an llbren uno Suue.
len miro ipesielIs aufmertiamtsit 9eldentt
Gs wiro i'm @eibdft oeutfdj
geiprodeu.
S. 0S. freeman,
8Ioier 8lod, Gde 9snu ape. uno Spruceftr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Fighting Bob and Creedon will proba-
bly, be one of the fstic events of the
near future. Creedon has posed as q
living punching bag for six years, but
has never been defeated. He has beaten
thirteen men and fought draw with
Buffalo Costello.
Creedon is middleweight champion of
Australia and holds the belt EN- blematic
Of that honor. He is hard hitter, q
hurricane fighter, a scientific boxer, a
clever ring general and is said to be as
game as the proverbial pebble. He will
need to exercise all Of these qualities,
however, when he faces Fitzsimmons,
the long, crafty and powerful conqueror
OF Champion Jack Dempsey, Peter
Maher and Jim Hall.
Although Cresdon managed very well
with Greggains, who is two inches tall
err, he will face in Fitzsimmons a man
who ovsrtops him by four inches, who
has an enormous reach, who is as agile
as the kangaroo Of his native land and
whose deadly right seems to seek the
point OF an opponent jaw as surely and
irresistibly as the needle seeks the pole.
Fitzsimmons and Creedon will probably
fight for $50, 900 at the Columbian Ath-
letic Club some time in December.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
MASONRY.

The Masonic brethren have been hav-
ing some rest during the past week, as
there was only one lodge meeting,
which occurred on last Thursday eve
ming when Nelson Lodge, No. 30, held
a communication with good turnout
OF brethren present TO see the work
done by its qualified officers in the Eel
low Craft degree on one candidate.
The meetings Of the craft for the
coming week will be, on Monday eve
ming Wheeling Commandery, No. l,
will meet, and the officers have all
been notified to be present to review
the new ritualistlc work Of r. G.
On Friday evening Cyrene Command
cry No. Z will meet IN regular monthly
conclave and large attendance OF
Knights is assured to assist in the
work on the occasion, which will be the
new version.
On yesterday we had the pleasure OF
meeting with our genial brother, Prof.
r. A. Armstrong. We know be will
be missed from his place in the Liberty
Lodge, but II be takes as much Inter-
est in the lodge at his new home az
Morgantown as he did at West Liberty
he will be- a good leader among the
young and active members there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
meeting,

time form DO sprinter on earth can de-
feat him. As he and his clubmate Jew
EFT, who is now American champion,
will probably meet in the hundred there
will be widespread interest in the out
come. Another athlete who may make
a verv favorable showing is w. M.
Richards, of Yale, who is intercollegiate
champion sprinter, and who has nego-
tiated 100 yards in competition in 10 Ia
seconds.
Downs is probably the greatest quar-
ter-miler in America, and that event
will doubtless be at his mercy in Chi.
cago. Turner is also a phenomenal
runner at half mile and should win II
he completes.
In the mile run, Orion, the Canadian
wonder, and t. P. Connect, champion Of
1855 and 1891, will probably meet, and
the result will be battle royal. They
are the best men in America at the
distance and are so evenly matched
that race between them will be nip
and tuck from the crack OF the pistol
until the tape is breasted. Connect is
running in splendid form and orion
will also be. in the pink OF condition.
+. Z. Bacon, one mile champion OF
England will be in Chicago during the
championships and will probably COM
pete. With such cracks as Connect,
Orion and Bacon entered the one mile
run should be one Of the sensational
events Of the meet.
(. C. PufTer, OF New York, holds the
worlds record Of Is 2-5 seconds for the
100 yards hurdle race, and as be is trais-
ing carefully be should win that event
at Chicago, and also the ego yards hur-
die contest. In the one and three mile
walks Thomas Sherman, Louis Lieb-
gold and Samuel Liebgold. of New
York, will probably be three OF the
most formidable competitors. ]. S.
Mitchell, Of the metropolis, has long
been the greatest weight and hammer
thrower in the world. and il he completes
both the 10 pound hammer and the SO
pound weight events are at his mercy.
Another foregone conclusion should
be the running high jump, II NJ. f.
Sweeney Of New York. the champion OF
the world, 10 his usual form. Sweeney
has cleared bar 6 feet AZ inches in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

1t is too early in the season 10 make
any predictions concerning the trotting
royalty OF 1898. Nancy Hanks. 2:O4,
the queen Of all trotters, recently en-
deavored to lower her record at the
Mystic park track, Boston, but she
could not do better than 1:0s4 on the
slow track. Later Ia the year. when
she Is better seasoned. she will make a.
least three more attempts to lower her
record. Stamboul, the Sal, 900 king OF
stations, will soon be sent against his
own mark OF 2:07H and endeavor
to place it so low that It
will be out Of the reach OF his
old rival, Kremlin, 2:O75i. Sunol and
Maud ), the ex-Queens OF the turf, are
following Br'er Rabbits example Just
now, but Robert Bonner still has an eve
on the crown, and will attempt TO regain
1t with both OF his famous trotters this
year.
The champion pony trotter, Sea King,
will go TO England the coming fall 20
race against all corners. This he can do
for the reason that English turfmen
handicap by size, and as Sea King is
very fast and only 1873! hands high be
may show his heels 10 the best OF the
English trotters.
EARLE III. EATON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
SHORT SPORTING PARAGRAPHS.


The California football season is now
we'll under way.
Miss Charlotte bod recently won the
English tennis championship for
women.
Island Wilkes, 2:139l. is one of the
new fast trotters in John Goldsmith's
string.
Big Joe McAuliffe, Notwithstanding
his many defeats, is looking for another
fight.
Eddie Pierce hopes to regain his repu-
tation, and does not propose to retire
from the ring.
1t begins to look as though the Vigil
liant would meet Lord Dunraven's yacht
Valkyrie and defend the Americas cup
on Sept. 2s.
The National Cycling Association e1.
poets in course Of time to do lively
business licensing professional bicycle
races at country fairs.
"Solly" Smith, the california feather
weight, who is matched TO fight George
Dixon for purse of $4,000, has begun
training at Asbury Park.
Frank Waller, the western long dis
lance rider, gets himself up In the most
gorgeous rigs and always creates a SEN
sation by his fantastic attire.
Charles Barden, of England, who holds
the ten-mile worlds competition record,
has joined the National Cycling Asso-
citation and is racing for cash.
Every horse at Palo Alto is for sale,
but the late Senator Stanford's famous
breeding establishment will be con-
tinued on less pretentious scale by his
widow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Among the features OF the Washing
ton park meeting are the Spirit OF the
Times SILL 900 purse for foals Of 1889,
Worlds fair free for all pacing purse
Of SIS, 900 and the free for all trotting
Colum bian exposition stake OF $500
The big prize at the Fleetwood meet
ing are the New York Driving clubs
free for all trotting purse OF $4,000,
Charter Oak trotting stake OF SO, 600,
2:ls class; two grand special purses OF
IS, 900 each; one grand special purse OF
SO, 500; the $40, 600 Hartford purse for
3-year-olds and the two mile match race
between Wax and Baby for go,
The prize in the Jast 2:l2 trotting class,
however, is only $4,000.
Without doubt the Fleetwood meeting
Is the grandest trottin event ever
scheduled for New York. u marks
decided boom In harness racing at the
metropolis, where for years trotting
has been greatly oyershadowed by
numerous running meetings on a grand
scale. But II trotting has languished
at New York, it has been on the boom
all over the United States.
Every season the harness horse has
become more and more the popular
idol, and 1898 will as completely over
shadow all other past years In the
annals OF trotting and pacing as the
great Worlds Fair overshadows ali
expositlons In history. As parsal proof
of this assertion 1t is only necessary TO
state that the enormous sum OF $3.50, 600
has been hung up for trotters and
PAGERS at the meetings Of the grand cir
emit alone in Pittsburg, Detroit, Clsye-
land, Rochester, Sprie6eld, New York
and Philadelphia.
The Buffalo meeting which closed re-
Gently, was the banner trottlng and
pacing event Of the year. The horses
competed for $4,000 during the two
weeks that the meeting lasted. The
greatest sidewbeeers In the world met
in the free for all pace for the $40, 600
purse, and Hal Pointer defeated Mascot,
the champion, Manager, Flying Jib,
Blue Sign, Guy and Major Wonder.
The fastest heat was paced by Hal
Pointer In 200.
The great IS, 900 stakes for 2:15 trot-
tiers developed Hulda, trotter that
may dethrone Nancy Hanks before the
snow flies. Hulds is five years old aud
was bred by A. y. Spreckles, Of San
Francisco. She was sired By the great
Guy Wilkes. but her dam Jenny vas not
at all fashionably bred. Hulda IS
rich bay and Is as gentle as kitten.
In her 3-year-old form she developed
2:3O gait, and last year Trainer Orrin
Hickok drove her az Independence 10
2:I35{. This year she defeated MutA
Wilkes at Detroit IN her initial race OF
the season, and her remarkable work a.
Buffalo branded her as . truly wonder
fui mare.
She defeated Pi1leY, Dandy, Muta
Wilkes, Wardwell, Alive and Instant 10
straight heats. The first heat was trot-
ted 70 2:1214, 10 the second Pixley OF
Budd Dobls's stable was AZ Hulds's
wheel from start 70 finish and forced
the game daughter OF Guy Wilkes 10
trot fn 2;201<, and In the third heat Pix
ley had speed enough left 70 extend
HuIds TO the fast time OF 2:0s5l.
These heats are the three fastest ever
trotted In competition, and they gave to
Hulda the worlds race record, hereto
fore held By Martha WIlkes- Had Hall
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
TIE SECRET SOCIETIES


On Monday night Excelsior Lodge,
No. 10, had very good meeting, several
visitors being present from other lodges.
After quite an interesting discussion,
the following committee was appointed
on the extension of the order, Brothers
j. c. Devlne, Z. Emsheimer and Wheel
| er Bachman.
The regular weekly meeting of We'll
come Lodge, on Thursday evening, was
q very interesting one, the attendance
being very large for warm evening.
Several representatives from other
/ lodges were present, and number of
good speeches were made. Bro. ID. W..
Fyfe entertained the lodge with a song,
and the Mastor Workman related some
of his experiences at the Worlds Fair.
A motion TO open up the fall campaign
with an entertainment on the last night
in September was adopted. At the sug-
gestion Of Bro, f. Fl. LANCE, the cele-
bratiOn Of the 25th anniversary Of the
Order was brought up, and the follow
ing committee from this lodge has been
named: William Shields, G. j. Garrison
and Thomas Cameron. The celebration
comes on the eth Of October, and is OF
unusual interest this year.
Hermann Lodge No. will meet on
Wednesday evening as usual.
La Belle Lodge No. laid to rest an-
other respected brother on Thursday
afternoon in the person of Thomas
Wilson. The brother was buried from
the residence Of VIM. SchWertfeger on
North Main street aud a large number
Of friends we're present.
Reliance Lodge No. Isis taking quite
an active interest in the celebration OF
the twenty-hfth birthday Of their
order.
Deputy Grand Master Workman Geo.
I. Garrison has called a special convo-
cation Of the Grand Lodge Of Pennsyl-
vaaia for the purpose Of installing Up
church Lodge No. 90 in Odd Fellows
hall on Wednesday evening August 30,
at 1870 O'clock. There are about one
hundred aud fifty charter members to
take the degrees and it is expected
that a good many will be present from
the other lodges.
After next Wednesday we will have
six lodges In this city.
A. 0. U. w. Buttons, the latest,
cheapest and best, only soc each, can
be obtained from Brother VIM. +. Weir,
halter and furnisher, opposite the REG
IsrER Office. -
a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Two notable trotting meetings OF the
year are the great Worlds Fair races
of the Northwestern Association of
Trotting and Racing Horse Breeders az
Washington Park, Chicago, September
TO IL, and the com bined races OF the
Charter Oak Association and the New
York Driving CLUB at Fleetwood Park,
near New York City, August % 10
September 4. The purses hung up at
the Chicago meeting are $4,000, while
those at New York are $4,000, the
latter consisting Of the S35, 0O9 worth
of prizes of the New York Driving
Club and the $4,000 stakes of the
Charter Oak Association, which is prac-
tlcally debarred by law from holding
its races in Connecticut.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
L. o. o. F.

Excelsior Lodge last Tuesday evening
had good nesting. IL was business
meeting, and the 101 degree was confer
ed. On Wednesday evening twenty-one
of the Degree staff paid a visit TO Will
liam Tell Lodge. The primary cause OF
the visit was to renew old acquaintances
and have a good time generally, and be-
fore the night was over the cause OF the
visit was satisfactory accomplished. On
next Tuesday evening tina first degree
will be conferred on four members and
the 1O1 on three.
Wildey Rebekah Lodge, No. ?, will
not meet again in regular session be-
fore the first Wednesday in September,
when there will be some important ousl-
ness transacted, and there will be sew
eral applications for membership. The
Degree staff should take special notice,
as the weather will be getting cooler
and there will be plenty Of work for
them 10 do for some time TO come, and
they should bear In mind that the
Grand Assembly meets hers in Novem-
Der, and there is lots Of work on hand
TO get all arrangements made for that
occasion.