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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-06

latepesa Of the hour prevented and the
subject Of spelling reform Was dFopped
by the ARthropologlcal Society, Of least
ior,tha present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-06
Mrs, M, Stevens Harris School
Tof Toung Laea1es
andChi1elreaa,
1915 AND 1878 MARKET STREET

Second annual session begins soptomSsrll.
Course OF instruction includes Elementary
English, English Classics Latin, Higher MRlhS.
males and Modern Language.
Mira Hart Is assisted by U full coFpg OF efficient
and experienced teachers
For circulars and further Information, address
u4s 'F'u''p MRS NJ STEVENS HART,
auSo IA No, III Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-06

aThe use OF Castoria Is sotlnlyersal and
its merits 90 Wellhnown that II seems work
Of Supererogation to endorse It. Few aFet the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castorta
lsc' 1IT 'tli55 CARLOS MARTYN, D. d..
New York City,
Late Pastor BlO9mipgdale Reformed Church
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-06
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
EDUCATIONAL
"A WORD
TOThose who Contemplate Study.
ing Shorthand,

You will make a GRAVE MISTAKE II Yol under.
take 10 prepare thoroughly Tor filling arsIcaSl
positions u umauuenSiS OUTSIDE OF o SCHOOL,
supplied with ali NECESSARY RAulLlTlRs for THOR.
oUGIIHEss and with au OLD AND WILL Est BllsIIED
REPUTATION where you can DO thoroughly
drilled In Grammar Spelling, Punctuation usa
Of Capltals etc, as we'll Us efiicleutly pTepaTai
IN RookkeepIng and ONCE Work as GUsISEsi
MIN NOW REQUIRE The REPUTATION OF such a
school Il worth 10 you, IN OBTAINING slTUG,
TON, the entire cost o. tuition with pTlWyl
MAKE THIS MISTAKR, Call and SEQ Us ASt
au4 WIEELiNi BUsiSRSS C0LLEGg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-06
MRS. HART'SS CHOOL.

To accommodate young ladies who
may wish 10 pursue q course Of study
outside OF tho regular school regime,
elective classes or private instruction
will DO provided in English clasaicA
Latin, Modern Languages Mathematics
aud the Natural Sciences. These classes
Will meet at stated hours In the school
parlor and will BIO conducted rs spectGl.
iifs by the several members OF tho faculty
connected with our school
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-06
for Infants and children.

Cestoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour stomach, Dinrrhna, ETuctatou,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d.
without injurious medication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-06

HCaStoEiaissow well adapted to children that
itrecommsnd itassuperior. to any prescription
2 nowh to me-" H. A, AaoHER, NJ. D.,
Z W Il1so. Oxford St., Brooklyn, ny.
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knights and Ladies' of Honor.

Great preparations are being made by the
city lodges for celebrating the sixteenth ami
versary of tile order by giving a reception and
ball in Odd Fellows Hall on tile 18Th OF Sep
tember. Another meeting of the committee o {
arrangements will take place Tomorrow even
ing al Pacific Lodge.
Grand Protector c. c. ODOnnell will visit the
Sacramento lodges at an early Date. He will
also visit the southern part OF the Stale in the
interests of he fraternity.
Over two hundred ladies' and gentlemen were
present with Excelsior Lodge at the celebration
of its sixth anniversary.
Supreme Representative S. American left
last Friday for ludianapOlis to be present at
the biennial session of The Supreme Lodge He
will visit Reno eu route; also his old home in
New York City.
West End Lodge gave social last Tuesday
evening, which was well attended A good pro-
gramme OF literary and musical numbers in
ierspersed with dancing ana the mysteries of
huge grab-bag were thoroughly enjoyed.
The houSe-warming of Pacific Lodge last
Tuesday evening brought large a>semblage
OF guests, who were treaed in a royal manner.
Dancing. refreshments and generally pleasant
time was the order of the evening.
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Young Mems Institute,

Grand Outside Sentinel o. C. Voss of Ana
cOnda, Mont, has removed TO Butte, where he
is organizing a council, the final organization
of which will be referred TO the next meeting Of
the grand directors.
John Fl. Brurn of Gilroy is in the city on an
ex tended visit. He reports Council No. A s
steady progressing. Past President l.. S.
Cullen was presented with badge at the last
meeting.
The committee in charge of the arrangements
for the ninth Grand Council in MarySville has
spared no effort. The Park Band will accom-
pany the branches from this city 10 Marysvllle.
z. J. Williams OF the committee OF arrange
ments announces the following programme:
Monday evening, September 4. grand concert
by the Park Band; Tuesday evening, musical
and literary entertainment; Wednesday even
ing. grand bail; Thursday evening, banquet to
delegates.
Tie Independent Order of ODD Fellows, wi h
true iraternal courtesy, bave given the council
sion of the Grand Council.
Potrero Council No "a Will hold its annual
ball at the Potrero Opera-house on the evening
OF September 8. This council is meeting with
much favor ana received several applications
at the last meeting.
last week discussing measures pertaining TO
the coming Grand Council.
The principal speakers at the entertainment
to be gwen at Metropolitan Temple ibis even
ing Will be General w. Ii. L. Barnes ahd J. +.
Sullivan. Ex-Grand President James f. Smith
VIII preside. Miss Polly Sioekwell, F. j. Nc
Glyun and William j. Hynes have consented TO
assist.
A large number OF amendments have been
submitted for action at the Grand Council, and
will be printed and forwarded 10 The subordI-
nate councils at an early date.
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American Legion of Honor

The Supreme Council Of this order now in
session at Milwaukee, Wis, has elected as Off
GERS: John n. Grinnel of New Jersey, supreme
commander; William NJ. Davenport of Massa-
chusetts. supreme vlce-cOmmander; George W.
Dixon of California, supreme orator; Adam
Warnock OF Boston, supreme secretary; George
w. kendrck of Philadelphia, supreme treas
urer; j. +. Ford OF New Jersey, general coun-
sci; j. f. Bush OF Massachusetts, medical COM
mander-in- -chief. The session is largely at
tended and the reports show the order 10 be in
tiourishing condition.
EnOch 5. Brown, after service as supreme
commander for six years. has retired. His ad-
mlulstration has been trying one the order
passing through an ordeal calculated 20 test iIs
strength, but resulting successfully under the
able direction of its officers. The new supreme
commander is man Of integrity and ability
ana all California ffaters viii be pleased 10
learn that Geo ge w. Dixon of San Francisco
has been placed in The line of succession.
The councils throughout the s. ale are ali do.
ing well; many are taking new members at
each meeting.
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ment for lady members OF the families of the
A. o. U. W., Incidental to forming degree of
nonor lodge, on the 30th.
El CaJOn bad grand gathering recently.
Grand Master Workman Booth was present.
A degree OF honor lodge with over thirty
members Will be instituted at Pasadena on the
26Ih
Bodie has sent down petition with a charter
list OF fifty for degree of honor lodge.
Deputy Woodmansee is forming a lodge at
SatcOy.
Sharon Lodge has moved from Brownsville
10 Foi bestown. Fourteen new applications
nave been received already.
To-day Is tie eighteenth anniversary of
Workmanship in California, California Lodge
No. of Oakland having been instituted Au.
gust 2l, 1875. Horace e. Pratt, Z. g. NJ, the
founder of the order here, now residing at
Fruilvale, although somewhat feeble Is still in
good spirits, and rej0ices in the wonderful sue
cess OF the fraternity.
A large number of the officials met last
"wednesday evening 10 discuss matters relating
TO the coming of tile Supreme Lodge. II was
decided 10 form general committee 10 consist
Of The grand and past grand officers of The
State, and TWO delegates from each lodge IN the
jurisdiction. 1ne degree OF honor Will have a
similar delegation from its grand and subor-
dinate bodies. This committee will hold q
mass meeting in this city on September 13.
Giand Foreman Ward visited CloVerQale
Dunnigans and Sacramento last week and
spoke at number of weil-attended public
gatherings.
Grand Master Workman Booth OF Ios
Angeles. Grand Representative katzenstein OF
sacramento and Grand Guide Wyatt OF san
Jose were present at the meeting OF the 18Th
in TINS city.
Ola Unity No. 27 is busy. Initiated two last
session. Next month 1t will move 10 Ihe
Alcazar Building and give public reception
on September 19.
Spartan Lodge No. Sc has its cards out for
pubic reunion next tuesday evening
L. NJ W.-Senator Perkins is a member of
SITS. John Lodge No 73 of this city, Repre-
sentalIv Loud and Mcguire are both members
OF valley Lodge No. 80 of San Eranclscn
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Miscellaneous.

Grand Reporter Curry. X. of H., with Grand
Treasurer Dreyfuss called upon Norman Lodge
last session. Liberty Lodge announces a So
cial for September 2. Past Dictator Prior
leciured acceptably before Polar Str Lodge
last Friday evening Remarks were also
made by Brothers Archibald, Curry, JOY, Kip,
Helen, Kennedy, Closker, Ballard, Learned and
Mason.
The Order Of Loyal Friends will give its first
public reception September /.
The American Foresters celebrated their an
nveTsary last week. This young fraternity Is
enterprising, enthusiastic and steadily increas-
Ing in numbers.
The knights of the Golden Eagle are con-
stanty adding TO their numbers. national
committee Is preparing new ritual. In this
city California and Golden Gate castles are
active subordinates. AT the session OF The Su-
preme Castle IN 1892 laws and a ritual for
ladies' auxiliary, with the title OF Temple de-
gree, were adopted Thirty temples have bee
Instituted during the past year. Alpha Temple
No. OF this city ably represents this branch of
the order.
: London Lodge Sons of ST. George, has
everything prepared for the celebration OF it's
sixth anniversary next Saturday evening En-
tertsinment, ball, etc., are among the items OF
the bill OF fare.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

At the last meeting of the advisory board the
bonds OF the new deputy grand sachems were
approved. Their certificates will be forwarded
this week.
Past Great Incohonee Adam Smith was con.
fined to his house several days last week by
sickness.
Great Sacnem S. Gumbnuer visited Osceola
Tribe No. II, where paleface was adopted
and several propositions submitted.
Great Prophet George w. LOWE was in the
city last week.
A. h. Hanson. G. Of R.. Metamora Tribe No.
"a OF Redwood City. reports three new applica-
tons Tor membership last council.
Modoc Tribe No. 81 adopted three new mem
bers and received three PROPOSITIONS. This
sr1be will entertain the teams who participated
In the competitive drill before the last Great
Council, next Thursday. The great chiefs Will
be present
SOtOyOme Tribe No. IL is making active
preparation Tor the capture OF palefaces. Its
members are out In war paint.
Gray Eagle Tribe No. 50 OF Oakland had five
ad0ptions last council and more in prospect
II. L. Osgood, X. of w, returned from his
Eastern trip last week. He visited tribes in
New York. Boston and Chicago and reports the
oroer IN PROSPEROUS circumstances wherever lie
visited. William Watkinson. G. l.. Ingler and
A b. Houston have also returned from their
Vlslt 10 the Worlds Fair and were in attend
ance at the last council of the tribe.
e. A. Campbell, G. of R.. of IrOouois Tribe
no. 30, Stockton, is recovering from his recent
illness.
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naSOniC.

Chicago MasOns are Jealous In erecting tent
pies. Already TWO elegant edfces have been
completed and two more are contemplated.
Indiana has recently limited the time given to
suspended member for nou-payment of dues,
in which he may Ie reinstaTed TO one year.
The Masonic Home OF Kentucky supports
and educates 200 children, the expense OF each
individual being estimated TO be $780,
magnificent temple, estimated to cost
100000 is in contemplation TO be erected
on the site of Her Maiesty's Theater, London,
England.
An exchange speaks of the Initiation of
Hindoo Sc years of age who. after receiving The
degrees remarked that he had belonged to
very ancient society whose ceremonies were in
stituted by Buddha with ceremonies nearly
identical with those of FreemaSonry.
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CLEVER ARREST.
A Burglar Caught With
His Plunder.
Residences Entered and a Number of
Valuable Articles Stolen-They
Are Recovered.

A good catch, as it is called in police
parlance. was made by Police Officers
j. b. Collins and Peter Coleman at an
early hour yesterday morning. They were
on their way to the new City Hall station
to report off duty, when they noticed a
man on Larkin street carrying well-filled
Dag over his shoulders. The man made
his way to Franklin street, followed by
the officers, and OH account of his sus-
Dicious actions they deemed it advisable
to place him under arrest. They accord
ingly stood him up and searched the bag,
when they were agreeably surprised to
find what looked like the proceeds of
burglary. The bag contained about $500
worth OF ornaments. bric-a-brac and silver
ware,
The officers took the man and his plum
der to the new City Hall station. The
prisoner gave the name of Frank Moore,
but declined TO furnish any other infor.
nation. He is between % and % years of
age.
A few hours afterward a son of d.
Samuels of 1924 Octavia street called at
the station and notified the officer in
charge that the house had been entered
during the night and some articles stolen
Detective Ross Whitaker was detailed
In the case. and he found that not only had
Mr.. Samuels' house been entered, but also
the mouse Oh w. NJ. CaStie, l1IJ BuSn
street, where the greater part of the
stolen articles had been taken from. 1t is
supposed that Moore first entered Mr.
Samuels' house. He pried open the pam
try window in the rear ard made his way
TO the kitchen, but he could get no further
as the kitchen door was locked. lie
grabbed a soup ladle and other culinary
articles and retired. Then he went round
the corner to Mr.. Castles house, and in
the rear found a ladder which he utilized
in obtaining an entrance through one of
the upper windows. He had found a
Ratchet in the yard also, and from the
marks OF candle grease upon il he seemed
TO have carried it around the house with
him.
He made a thorough search of the house
and must have spent some time in the
parlOr, as all the ornaments, bric-a- trac,
tides and other articles so highly priced by
the ladies were stolen. and the sivrrware
10 the diniDg-room also went into MoOre's
capacious bag. AmOrg the articles stolen
was a box of cigars which happened to be
in Miss Castles bedroom. and he must
have gone very quietly about his work, as
her slum bers were not disturbed.
Moore is unknown to the police, but he
is evidently an expert at the business, aud
yesterday Captain Lees was congratu-
lating himself that his operations have
been so soon nipped in the bud
When arrested Moore remarked: "Its
luck for you two bulls. but it is bad for
me-"
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RICHMOND DEVELOPMENT.
A Suburb That Is Making Rapid
Strides.

Many new homes are being built on
second. Third and Fourth avenues, in
Richmond. the district north of the park.
ana along the line of Point LObos avenue
at Clement and Sixth avenues six new
houses nave been commenced, while in
otner localities similar signs of progress are
to he seen.
Grading and macadamizng on the extern
sion OF ID street to Twenty-fourth avenue
along the northern boundary of the park
is also well under way. the work being
completed with the exception of the blocks
between Eleventh and Thirl cen tn avenues.
The vacant block of land between Fifth
and Sixth avenues and A and 3 streets is
also oeing filled up and leveled to the Off
clal lines Of the surrounding streets.
The Spring Valley Water Company is
putting In a twelve-inch main along Point
LoD0s avenue as far as Twenty-first /
while number OF fire hydrants are dis
tributed at the crossing of each mum bered
avenue. ready to be placed in position.
They are of the number recently ordered
by the city-the first installment of 500.
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Native Sons of the Golden West.

The joint committee TO arrange plan 10
assist the Midwinter Fair will meet this even
ing. Ii Is suggested TO have entertainments by
all OF the parlOrs in the State. The city par
lors design donating the proceeds OF ball To
be gwen III the Mechanics Pavilion. L he com
mittee on permanent organization consists OF
Ed Casey OF Stanford Parlor j. j. Kennedy OF
Mission Parlor and r. r. Meussdortfer Of Ell
Dorado Parlor
Notes OF busy preparation are heard through
out the State, making ready for Admission
dav. The largest celebration VIII doub less be
at Napa. but the 9th of September will be en-
Enthusiastically observed at many points. The
dedication OF the new hall of Mission Parlor in
this city will be a leading paragraph In the his
tory OF the day.
Yerba Buena No. "a made pleasant call
uEoD National No. 118 last week and wit
messed the eXemplificatiOu of the new ritual
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Good TemDIarS.

Evening Star Lodge is holding pleasant eet-
ings.
International Lodge had over sixty members
present on Monday evening. After Initiation
1t had a question exercise, Miss Fannie Dough
erty presiding.
No 291 will visit Richardson Lodge on Fri.
day evening.
headlight Band of Hope expects its friends
at the Central Methodist Episcopal Church ON
the 29lh.
Elections are now progressing for delegates
TO the Grand Lodge which meets III Santa Bar
bara in October
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Companions of the Forest.

Bohemian Circle will have a social on the
29th.
Ivanhoe Circle celebrates its anniversary on
the 23rd.
Yosemite Circle viii hold an open meeting
next Wednesday evening
Recent laws have eradIcated the term
"squaw" from the Red Mems dictionary of
the order and have lett the editor without a
substitute.
Kensington Circle steadily Increases in mem
bership. -Four were inflated last meeting.
Refreshments were served and an agreeabie
session enjoyed. With Court Kensinston this
circle Will picnic at Trestle Glen next month.
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Order of Chosen Friends.

This social as well as fraternal order makes
leading feature OF interchangng visits between
subordinates. IL is an excellent way or giving
enjoyment to ali concerned and reacts for prac-
tical benefit.
American Council No. gives one of its novel
apron, icecream and necktIe reunions tO-mOr-
row evening.
Pacific Council proposes TO have house
warming in its new quarters at the Alcazar on
SaDremDer
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Took a Free Ride.

A horse and buggy belonging TO George
w. Mcpherson and Stephen A. Born was
stolen Friday afternoon from in front of
the City Hail while the occupants were
visiting the institution on business. On
their return the loss was discovered and
tne police informed of the matter. The
The morning call., 1893-08-21
Young Ladies' Institute.

No. 2 will give an open meeting in its han on
Friday evening, September 8. to which only
young ladies who are eligible 10 membership
Will be invited.
he members OF No. will entertain their
friends In Union-square Hall on Thursday
evening, September 2S.
Tie grand board OF directors have constituted
a series of districts for its members Hereafter
each grand director will be expected to visit
all of the institutes in her district at least once
a month
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A. q. II. w.

Haywards bad a delightful time a few even.
ings ago. ] he team from West End Lodge
came up and after lodge work conferred the
degree of humility TO the delight of large as
semblage. A collation. at the close was a
pleasant feature. Toasts. speeches, etc., were
made by many.
Valley Lodge No. 80 will hold an entertain
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Omcial Assessment Table.

LOmcial assessment notices of any lrgiimat
traternal society Will be published free of cost
In above Eabl-. Send them. with any other mat
ters of importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
ternal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
Francisco1
The morning call., 1893-08-21

animal and buggy were recovered on Sat-
urday morning at Tenth and Brannan
streets. where they had been left by the
parties who had unlawfully driven off
with the rig
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|. O. O. E.

Philip Laufmann Shoaff, eX-State Printer,
who died In Alameda last Monday. was vet
eran ODD Fellow and member OF Templar Lodge
of this city.
The reunion of the encampment members at
Santa Rosa not only brought out large deega-
lions from the neighbOring localities, bur was
also attended by Grand Scribe Lyon, Grand
Treasurer Lamont, Grand Warden Downs and
P. g. p. Mace OF this city aud Deputy Paul
Clifford of Alameda.
Unity Louge received a number of visitors
last Tuesday evening. Remarks relative to the
employment bureau were made by w. II.
Barnes I. G. NJ, Past GTandS Jaegar, King
DroSs aud others
The Rebekah lodges continue their energetic
efforts, and nearly every subordinate Is expert
encing good meetings. Their receptions and
sOcas are largely attended.
Grand Patriarch Savag' Will close his vista
tions next month, having visited every camp in
his district. The term will show an excellent
increase.
The bureau for the unemployed is success
President Jaeger and Secretary DrOss have
made II so by personal energy and labor. A
room at |. o. o. +. Hall has been secured and
one or more of the officers or members OF the
bureau will give his time free of cost so as to
have some one at said Office from TO 10 A. NJ.
and 10 P. NJ
The Milwaukee brethren have arranged an
elaborate programme for the entertainment of
the Supreme Lodge next month. The same is
true for Odd Fellows day al lie Worlds Fair.
The veteran Odd Fellows will visit Columbia
Lodge Of Alameda next Wednesday evening"
leaving Dy Tue Z 80 O'CLOCK boat.
The grand sire has appointed the following
representatives. who have accepted: Commit
tee on appeals-GoOdwin OF Georgia. Robert son
OF Ontario, Canada, Mcguire of California Kel-
Ter OF Texas, Fessenden OF Maine, Rowe of
North Dakota, Wheatley of Illinois, Whitlock
OF New York, Bruton of North Carolina;
mileage and per diem-VoegtIe of Louisiana
Macdonald of Maritime Provinces Morse Of
California, Smith of South Dakota, Blackwood
of New Jersey, Temple Of Iowa, Owen of
Michigan.
The Grand Lodge OF Indian Territory was
Instituted August at Lehgh by A. l.. Voor-
his. p. e. NJ. OF Kansas, with the assistance of
William Noble. ID. ID. grand sire and other
brethren The grand officers elected were:
John Rennie. Lehgb grand master; L. ID.
Allen. Purcell, deputy grand master; e. Gen
nngS, krebs grand warden; A. f. Ross,
Hartshorne, grand secretary; Fred Hall. Ard
more, grand treasurer; W. f. Groomer. Le-
high. grand representative; o. S. Moore, South
McAester, grand marshal; r. ID. Burton, South
Canadian, grand conductor; J. S. Hannock
Caddo grand guardian, I. G. Fisher gra nd
chaplain
The subordinate membership Is now 922, so
the Grand Lodge to anoi her representative in
The 5. q. J.. The next session of The Grand
Lodge viii be held at McAlester Mines, Tues
day, April 10, 1894, and il is expected that The
grand encampment of the Territory Will be in
stitu ed at that time.
Applications have been made for charters for
new lodges at Alton and ViniLa and others are
expected IN short time for lodges in Peoria,
Chickasaw, Meeskogee, Cameron, Talhina.
Antlers. Wynne Wood. Il. n. Sill and several
other places.