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LlNEMAH cUNNInGHAn KILLED.
He Brought Fssks's BODY Down
from q Telegraph Fols.

John Cunningham. the lineman who
gained fame for his bravery by climbing
the telegraph pole at Centre and Cham
bers streets. and taking down the half.
roasted body OF Lineman Feeks, escaped
on that occasion, 20 meet death just as
suddenly four years later.
He. fell from the fourth story of q
building At Penargyie, Pa. where he
was working. OF Monday. n last night
the dead body was brought home to
his wife and four children at sos East
u * piase to.m re i al 2 ,Sessss WIZ
Immediately after the death Of Feeks,
who had come In contact with u live
wire on top OF the telegraph pole. Cum
bingham was engaged as foreman by
the McDonough Construction Company.
wtose Office u on Liberty street. .-o,'
ton OF an electric, road at Penaryyic
when the accident happened. Mrs.
Cunningham did not know of her hus-
bands death until the body was brought
hoLlC . ##.nH4 H b.. - H#a| o TO- nlH HHsH
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.Vlire NOW. in Rri.f.

ny stared last night in the planning mill Of
stiss Ssocs Va. sSrn,d a. T Tos., F iosss sSou; sn sin ..
~. Z -ysEy -iittls inSprsnce.- - =.
n Z 3syss.sei Saessy- I.os 1+%ien.ye ;;aik
asy, ycrt but seven hours per day, I'VE days
se.usi Rome. wealthy saloon keeper. Of Bridse-
2ort cQan, was found guilty OF arson yesterday.
ysr wn discovered In HIS cellar early 10 August.
- psrts o. the saloon had been literally sprin-
rhs. schooner Gsergs. owned by Miles Fox, of
sssssss6 .sadS:; 3, 500 toS q coal Tor ns Mai %as,ss.
pe&SssIfv sstertslnsd for her. safety, -, W.
plsls, 5wss, held ior trial in the Jefferson Msrke,
sss q ssist.y from the .,Sr. 'a q t Ii ss1. seh Iaa a
q blseckss street and South Fifth. avenue. -
s'ptek' Harlan. a notorious connterfeiier. was
oSreeted At Kokomo Junction, Ind. last night,
and viii ~ taken TO indianapolis to-day. Harlan
Was heavily. armed when capturcd. and only by
essakint " on him In the crowd did they get the
the passengers on the steamer UmstIiia.
vhk<h arrived At San Francisco from the North
Iron the Yukon River. Alaska. with gold dust
= thetef possession valued at $40. 900 as a result OF
negntkx YJrenian clarles Dinsber was almost
sysseces BY tho hot air and smoke; Going to q
~ ssssSs~ X. r. . : ,s ss't ssxsn. St'a, s,.i he los, his
ma ana both Of his legs.
TAb1 fssidenco ana staoiss Of James 3. Brown.
sssCs.s' ,s. SsIRfrSe NV ~ ,o ~; ~ Ss ssy' '' si.sn , an1s
- NJ ~ .busheia af oats and once furniture.
~ srsta'a. norss r.. ana ma, tne AZ. iu na y, the
~ cesse.. No.. yesterday ne trisi Of the iria
: t{S1S t9s1sg rin9ccs Ray aad kobsrtson:
- 11<6S "a 1srlisd' RSSeSsss psssd1S
gihty ed sns placed under honda q tio. ooe,
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Funeral OF Lord Vivian, Late Am
bassador at Rome,

ROME. Oct. 25.-The funeral OF the
Right Hon. Lord Vivian. late British
Ambassador to italy. took place this
morning at the English Church. King
Humbert wcs represented by his son.
the Prince of Naples. Lieut. Col. ]. r.
Slade, military attache OF the British
Embassy. represented Queen Victoria.
Among those present was Sir Michael
Culme-Seymour, C6mmander-in-C Chief Of
the British Mediterranean Squadron.
who came from spessia expressly for
the purpose. Italian troops lined the
route from tho church to the cemetery
In which the body was temporarily in
tered. Later the renains will be taken
to England for fnal burial.
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|lElDux,s DIAMONDS.
lght for Their Possession Begun
Before Jadgs Benedict.
tNltasssss iron France In q Real
Partisan Romance.
maspsss, sAnssisss.. False Friends
ard Gems Worth 40. 0Oo.

EfJho Ii<oroux diamond smuggling case
eams lbut0rs- ~Judgs -.nenedfcr- fr -tre
unlts$ states Circuit Court Brooklyn.
49, morning IN . civil suit brought by
~ rJSitsd States against Eugene and
JeaxA{ LSroux to recover possession OF
~ Ss1sJA
d t6s present action the Government
a1logu5 thaf the diamonds were SNUG
~. and therefore are open to for
lawyer Towns, counsel for h Le-
rU1xsy now denies that the valuables
zyt&fe nmusyied. and declares that his
o1tcote bought them for
1Ae sLsrouxs were arrested In WILL
slenhsburg several months ago with dia-
rDpqls In their possession. estimated to
q worth fr.m sio.vU To- ,t4J.UO:. Uetec-
t1v4 HAudon and several Jewellers ar
si b I ssSs p psn 4 ~ ssstsss shs p vi.
TuoEs, Alex Fiammant,. Herbert Gal
aeo.t 2 q woman who eloped with
cSSo1 ssys that valkrinser. or Flam-
u&R01 ~ he now calls himself. was a
W. rood. and hs bossht. a large
oe4ek froh-severAl manufacturers.
11annant then gathered up the jewels,
- lsaving, y wife n family, eloIpssd
eSlpsa accompsnisd ~, Herbert .Gallau-
-. 8 Partisan tailor. arrived IL New
Yet 10 the middle 81 April. They took
sho09tAgD ~ . west; nlde.hote M became
{A~4l4Alnted. With ,EukehA !An Jesnns
aney c',u .neLel0u. sn.. .asy
SSSese md they .ursed the latter 70 en-
: neheme 70 dispose g the properly;
14sCTstEa ~ wifs \. and nd, Gsl,aS %.ss
toot fl0okin4 ZOE npertments. e.
t4LefQux told FlAmmant on DIS return
Nth1t 0oyernment omcers o. been look
M for him. This wa part 81 Q scheme
Seef4Q4fs q 7smuggler' and II was sue
ee9.fuI. .s
Elammart Iett New YORK ana took
49, ,n ao s1s ,.vsirva m ae oniv I 70.
( IN wife ,,esd GAliavdet went
q = Ftsm-
MsntlxSe4 AtlAud " New YORK ana.
- 1eaxHAne where the Lerouxc had gone
~ yyotS an Qraer for me E0ods.
v Hnltauoet Eeacned
y sSenQ tnat me Lerouxs q oeen ar.
SS9lSa tneir apartments were ID
ieirns9 tnat ESSmrrant ;Tat
e1a ~ :rTs sm h }or s,1 2 nsxt morning
~ weeks age, Flsmmant and his
n.asfesf r9t1rnsd 30 ssew TOT INC
ssslSA
H. case VA taken up At noon to-
~ Aftsr the 34rors had been sworn
SSsoees dssmleseo ON fne Eround tnst
r" XA0t A89t0 3AN@AGA WHY w
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o n TERRIBLY INJURED.
suspsndsd By Hook Past in He,
F105h.

NEWARK. N. j., Oct. 26.-Mrs. Bald
win. who resides at n Prospect street.
may afe ''of ferrihae injuries which she
received last evening at her home. She
was standing on . balcony leading from
a s~econd-stoty window At the rear of
her houre adjusting q clothes line when
she slipped from. the balcony.
big clothes pole which contained several
hooks. One Of these hooks caught In
Mrs. Baldwin's. right arm above the ell
bow and tore the flesh in q shocking
manner.
Her Screams as abe hung from the
pole brought. assfatAhee:f to her promptYs
and she was rescued,rwithr much din
and loss Of blood, and this morning
was In Q very characterization. II she
survives her arm will have to be am
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CHARGED WITH nAHsLAUGHrER.
NsdM Held Accountable for Mrs.
: O'conuor's Death.

Hugh Medi1. . saloon-keeper Of New
Brighton. Staten Island. was arrested this
morning on q charge OF manslaughter. In
having caused the death Of Mrs. Mary
O'Connor. "
Matthew O'Connor. husband Of the de-
ceased died two years ago. leaving q
prosperous saloon business and consider
able property to his wife and one child.
have a wife in ireland. For some time
pasf MedMl and Mrs.. O'Connor have
lived together. Mr.. O'Connor. died this
mature birth which Is believed TO have
been the resnlt Of q brutal assault upon
Hell Il held ~ Coroner schafer to avail,
the result Of the autopsy.
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OUT OF WORK AND STARVING.
A 0ood-Lookipe Young Enslishmar
. ',l. In Hard Luck,

William Hawkins. q good blocking
young Englishman. vent to Ellis Isl
and to-day and begged DR.. senner to
give him some work to do az ~ he was
almost starving. He said he came Of .
family that was n wealthy. He was
born in Baltimore. while his parents
were travelling In this country twenty
six years ago. His fathers income was
large. They returned to England while
ne WIS stiA n boy -, ego n''"' !.
He studied for an engineering
raughtsman HIS parents died several
Its wealth. He came here on the steam
ship Spree Oct. & and looked for. work.
but could not get n He called on
the st. George Society. Department Of
Charities and Correction and Superlnten-
dent of Police Byrnes. for relief, but
they could do nothing for him. Neither
could the officers at Ellis Island. and he
left there to walk to Baltimore. Will
lam Cahill. an attache OF DIR. Senner's
office, gave him a dollar to buy a break
fast. ...t... de-.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
RUSSIANS TAKEN BY BALLET.
Scene Of Wild Excitement at the
Paris 0pera-H House.
Evsn Admiral Avslau Carried Away
by the Esthusiasm.

PARIS. Oct. a.-The most notable fea-
ture at the gala performance given last
night at the opera in honor OF the visit
Ing Russians was the ballet. which is
pronounced to have been the finest ever
produced In France.
Upon the conclusion OF the performance
the artists, attlred III Russian costumes,
passed before the curtain and were re-
ceivcd with frenzied plaudits by the
spectators.
One OF the performers, who was
dressed to represent. Ivan the Terrible.
sang the Russian anthem. and the
whole house rose at him cheering and
crying "vive 10 Russie." "vive la
France and "vive rAliancc."
A cannon shot from the rear Of the
stage ushered In the final scene-the
%apotheosis Of peace. This evoked further
enthusiastic cheering. and then the spec
tators Joined in singing the "Marseil-
laise."
Admiral Aveian war very evidently
carried away by the enfhusia SIN that
was everywhere manifested. and, spring
Ing to his feet. faced the audience and
shouted: 1--WE In France!"
To describe the scene that followed
would be well-nigh impossible. The
audience was absolutely deilrious with
patriotic enthusiasm, and 1t is doubtful
II the opera-House or any other place
Of public entertainment had aver before
furnished such q scene OF wild excite
ment.
The Russians left Paris on their way
to Lyons at . o'clock this morning.
LYONS. Oct. 25.-More than two hun
dred thousand visitors are in this city
this morning, having come from all
parts Of the surrounding country to
take part In the fetes attendant upon
the visit Of the Russian naval officers.
who stop here for fourteen hours on
their way to rejoin their ships at Tou-
lon.
The city Is handsomely decorated,
and 2 noteworthy fact 10 that the resi-
dents OF the Italian quarter have taken
a conspicuous part in adding to the
flags and bunting that everywhere cover
houses and span the streets.
An enormous number of gifts have
been prepared for presentation to the
Russians, either for themselves or for
the Czar and Czarina. Among the pres
ents are twelve beautiful silk dresses for
the Czarina. a large number of, silk
French and Russian flags and $500 silk
handkerchiefs. The latter are intended
for the sailors OF the Russian feet.
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Business Ups and Downs.

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. Oct. :a-R. l.. Stanton
G Co.. dealers in ladies' and missss' clothing.
have assigned to J. q. ThurstoP, The liabilities
are about ISL. 900: assets unknown. = (,
Orcutvilis. Coan. owned by J. and A. d. Ellis,
has pssumed operations after having been stopped
ssoat too nosthA There V no REDUCTION Of
. CORTLAND, n. r.; Oct, .ss-Eavia u. brewer
has been appointed receiver Of the Cortland CHAIR
and. cakihof Conpaay. rhs ihbnuisSsars fsboaf
ttS.ete; as8nts epks aors thsp. 326.ecAaIss sss.s.
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STATE PRISON FOR ISAAC.
ue shet His swssthsart for n n .ins
: W., 70 Marry Him.. ~

In. the Hudson County Court In Jersey
City to-day Isaac Leipschiets was ar
ra~igned.for trialion a charge OF attempts
ing July 70 ,tast to murder his sweet
neart. lena G0ut.. Of Hoboken. for re-
Isaac fired two Ishots' at, Lena, The
second bullet took eject IN tie side OF
her head. Thinking that he had killed
was not q serious enc. Lena. After
being the hospital a couple Of weeks,
Before a Jury was impanelled the
pr.soner Eithdrew his former plea and
Judge Hudspeth sentenced him to two
n a half years in Stae Prison,
The evening world., 1893-10-25
SHIPPING VIEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY
PORT OF NEW YORx.
ARRIVED.

steamer FL Mar, New Orleans Oct. Is, with
merchandise to l. 7. Van Sickle. ~,
steamer, Edarlp Rotterdani nct II, with mer.
Edge e. Co. $500"
steamer Yumuri. Vera Cruz Oct. 10. ruxpam II,
Tampico ~. Campeche IL. Prugreso Is, Havana III.
With merchandise and Q cabin passengers to James
Z. Ward 4 Co. n 49,
Bark Cedar Croft, Glasgow 81 days. In ballast
to J, W. Parker g. Co.
Schooner. rhrrese, Cape Hayti 10 days, with log
e. Elliott. -
Schooner u. /. Hazard. Georgetown. 8. c.. via
order; rersci to =. V. l.. Jones.
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sEL0vER COMING TO TOWN.
Hs Decides that He Won't Wat for
Extradition.

Charles F. selover. one Of the directors
and assistant cashier Of the Madison
Square Bank. who was arrested N
Passaic. N. j.. has telegraphed to Dis
trict-Attorney Nicoll that he will come
to New York without waiting to be ak
tradited.
Mr.. Nlcoil Immediately telegraphed to
the. Passaic authorities to release Believer
n allow him TO come to thu. city.
upon his. arrival In New York he would
have q bordsman ready.
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STRANDED At ELLIS ISLAND.
Mrs. Trsmoiatts's Husband Cannot
, ~, Pay Her rare to Wisconsin.

Mrs, Christopher Tremblattc. who ar
rived from England OF the Campania
last week. with two little children,
three months, and two years old. respect
lively, IL In dire distress at Ellis Island.
at Early. Wts., to visit her mother In
England. On her return here. instead
of money to continue her journey home,
saying times were 30 hard he, could
scarcely support himself and could send
DR.. senner has no funds for such an
emergency.
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INCOMING srEAMERa
DUE TO-DAY.
Muriei. s.. Kits Oct. ie.
Caiifotnls, Gibraltar Oct. I..
Aaaadam, Plymouth Oct. is.
sheikh. Aigefs Oct. S. -
DUE TOMORROW.
Aller. bremen Oct. II.
Hekia, christiansand Oct. IL.
Olympia. Gibraltar Oct. IL.
Amail. Hamburg Oct. 0.
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WATER FAnlNE in HARTLEPooL
Fsotoriss Compelled TO shus Down
Dublin Also Threatened.

LONDON. Oct. 25.-ow.ng to a drought
in the Hsrtlepool district the water COM
panies have given notice that the sup
ply for manufacturing purposes will be
stopped tomorrow. Thousands Of opera
tives will be rendered idle unless the
drought breaks. r,v'
The city Of Dublin Is similarly threat
ened With a water famine. The great
Guinness Brewing Company has tenn
porarily stopped operations. and other
brewing and dlstilllng companies will
follow suit ','.
The Jameson distillery Is independent
Of the rainfall. It having a good. supply
Of water from .artesian wells.
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:nss. gent through the cssarias-Ho
This morning. howsver. ne round the
demands upon him were, 20 great that
he decided to announce mis- suspension. =
HIS entire liabilities will no exceed
This suspension II due to his personal
account, n In no way Affects the
standing OF Monroe Miller q Co.. with
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Molly Aorfan Wins the Cambridge.
shire Stakes at Newm arkst.

LONDON, Oct. 2&-This was the Sec
n day Of the Newmarket. Houghton
meeting. The principal event wal he
race for the Cambfidgeshire stakes.
which was won by Molly Morgan. Rae
burn wal second and Prisoner third.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
KEELEY's FALSE FRIEND.
He u said TO Have Pawnsd Oh
Jewels Loaned Him.

william ]. Kelley. aged thirty-six. Of
70 Tompkins venue. Brooklyn. wal .
prisoner in Jefferson Market Court this
morning. - "a! f- =.
He went to Ernest scheYer's 3eweIry
and diampnd store, At 4 Maiden lane,
mond 'stud5, valued at $50. He was to
sell the Jewels, and II he could. not dis
pose Of them he was to return them. A
snSrt % siP Es ,sfssr ssstinS. The su stOn S;s,I he
which he was to self also. He did not
return the 5ewelry and was arrested.
When que.tioned by the Court a. to
said he loaned the diamonds to q friend
named. DAILY who got drunk and pawned
them In Simpsons for N3o. Kelley was
held for examination. 9,
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Repors Of Gen. 0ourko'S Death Was
stock Manouvre.

VIENNA. Oct. 25.-It Is now stated
that the announcement yesterday of the
death OF Gen. Gourko. Governor Of
Warsaw. was a Boerse manoeuvre. Gen.
Gourko had been III. but he has entirely
recovered.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
SWEDEN s~TILL-ARMiNG. q =
rsystist Bjpernssn says She VIII
Sl4a with the Triple Aniancs.

CHRIHTIANIA, Oct. 25.-The Dagbla-
ds{isot nv city. publishes a letter writ
tedyto'h BY Bjoernstterne B~toernsen,
tha3;sHprNeef&n novelist and poet, IN
whleh ~ says y Is lindeniable that Swe-
den toAtinues arming ON a large scale.
End that II ID. therefore, useless to deny
thA4rAhat country. Intends TO side with
Tie 6fple:A Alliance IN. theyeyent OF war.
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BECAUSE OF ANOTHER GIRL
Samuel Green ooes TO LuAlow OF
Dora Hossn's Complaint.

samuel Green Goes 10 LuAiow On
Dora Rossn's Complaint.
Dsputyr shfrif s -wstserinS has, ar
rested Samuel dresn upon an order
granted by Judge McAdam, OF the su-
perior Court. In an action brought by
Dora Rosen to recover 5000 damages
for having triied with her affections.
He refused to keep his promise to marry
her, she aile.-es. because OF another girl
with more money.
Samuel will nave time to repent Of his
act in q cell In Ludlow Street jail. =.
Dora lives at! 1R2 Norfolk street. II
was only last January that. she made the
acquaintance Of Samuel. il proved the
ordinary case Of love. ."
Samuel told Dora that no other woman
public engagement in May last at which
their friends were present In large num-
bers. IL was then announced that they
would be married on Dec. D.
A supper was served which cost Dora
$500. Dora had so much faith In her ad-
mirer thaS she presented hin WITH q Ola
It was not long after that he became
less attentive. A few days g he
stopped calling on her entirely. When
she went 10 see hin he admitted that he
was "ensased to another whom ne IN
He calmly told Dora that the other
girl had plenty OF money and that. he
n Intended e marry her and go to New
Dora was not to be trIned with in his
way. 50 she at once brought suit against
Samuel.
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WARY Q. Carries caissss iatsspssssr. arrested
and indicted for grand latesis. pleaded notssaiNy
bssoes yudgs MARITIME In the Court % ssssloas To-
day. No date wss - Tor the trial. He isfs
ooars with kis boadsAan- ~
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OUTGOING sTEAMERA
SAILED TO-DAY. ,
Athoa. Gonaiyes.
Algonquin. Charleston.
Alamo. GHlveston.
Berlin. southampton ,
City OF Alexandria, Havana,
Kansas city. Savannah.
Philadelphia, ia Guayra.
Bbynland. Antwerp.
TeatoRic. Liverpool.
TO SAIL TOMORROW,
Mails close. Vessels sail.
DANA. Hambnrg ,,.a..A rSH ~
Urinoco. Befinuda. ....i. 100 p. 3'W + a.
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Hsld tor Stealing Hair . ca.ai-l

Thomas Sheridan YES bsoaght bsfers, Justice
Kimmerly. In Jsrssy City. to-day On . cAarss
Of stsaiins halt Of . csnai-boat. TAs esaplaiat
was made by Patrick Kelly . Of "a HICKS street.
Drookiya. He slated hat . esAAi-bsst. Which
belonged 20 him. was wrecked In ous Of The
City. sAsr1an. " 10 cisins1. carried svay halt
Of The wreck He was hsid tsr trial - he cAarOs
OF krsnd Isrcsay. =,
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Ainin9 Stocks. :.
The following arc the closing Quotations Of
mining stocks ct the Consolidated EXCHANGE
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I ss:ss !, Ia e sssssss :s a.. ssf ss:a. To-.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
MASONRY.

Ohio Lode, No. /, held It's regular
meeting for this month on last Monday
evening, and the brethren OF the lodge
and visitors were there in good num-
hers. Work was had In the Fellow
Craft degree, and the work was well
done throughout. All the officers are
improving nightly in the work by the
nractice they receive. Work was to be
had also in the NJ. N. degree, but owing
IN the lateness OF the hour OF beginning
the same it was deferred until the third
Monday, when q candidate will be pres
ent Tor the E, a. and one for the NJ. NJ.
degree.
On Thursday evening occurred the
communication OF Wheeling Lodge, No.
&. which was we'll attended by jealous
brethren. Work was on the trestle
board for the T. G. degree, but the as
piraut came not, which did not check
the ardor OF the brethren, who worked
the degree by exenplifcatlon for prac-
tIce. and WorshipfuI Master Speyer
thereby proved bis ability 10 do good.
true Masonic work.
On the coming week the following
will be the doings a. the Mason's Hall.
Wheeling Union Chapter meets on Mon
day evening, and as the members aud Q
number OF candidates have been ap-
nrised OF the fact, the work will begin
with the mark on full team, and will
take such steps as the working com.
panlons may be disposed 70 devote their
time az that convocation.
Bates Lodge. No. 80. viii hold reign.
lar communicates on Tuesday evfhiAg,
and a. there are many ssplrantstn -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
THE SECRET SOCIETIES
A. d. u. w.

At the session OF Welcome Lodge on
Thursday night the members showed
the esteem in which they held Past
Master Workman II y Stewart by
presenting him with au order for a
cooking range. Bro. Stewart was en-
tirely taken by surprise, but oyercame
his feelings sufficiently 10 reply TO the
remarks OF Master Workman r. l..
Frazier, who made the presentation
speech. Bro. Stewart was married last
week, and his fellow members thought
they would take this method OF ex-
pressing their appreciation OF his ser
vices. The officers for the ensuing
term were installed, and number Oh
good speeches were made. Applications
for membership, two; Invitations, two.
Brother Genther, In addition 10 the
new mem ers he has gotten for We'll
come Lodge, is getting up list for o
new lodge at Wellsburg. DE has al
ready obtained five signatures and says
the prospects are good. DR.. Roberts,
of Wellsburg, has been appointed a
medical examiner by the Grand Master
| Workman OF this jurisdiction.
Excelsior Lodge had two applica-
tions for membership on Monday night.
By special dispensatIon, both degrees
vera conferred on one candidate. Ihis
lodge has had twenty applications al
ready. How is this for new lodgeP
Reliance Lodge will install officers at
their next meeting.
West Virginia lodges show the foi-
lowing additions to their list oil new
members for the month OF June; We'll
come Is, Excelsior 10, La Belle !, Her
man 2, Fairmont3, Temple, Clarksourg,
| /, Reliance 2.
Members In good standing In the or
der June 1st, 800, 722, being net In
crease in twelve months OF 29,99S.
O'Neil, the photographer, has pre-
serted Welcome Lodge No. With a
very finely executed picture OF its Of
fjcers. 1t is on exhibition In Brother
Weir's window and attracts a great deal
OF attention. The frame Is also very
handsome one.
A. o. Z. w. Buttons, the latest,
cheapest and best. only soc each, can
be obtained from Brother VIM. I. Weir,
halter and furnisher, opposite the Reg
IsIER Office.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
MYSTIC CIRCLE.

Union Ruling 223, Fraternai Mystic
Circle, on June eth, held largely at
tended meeting. The members OF
Orion Rnling, Martins Ferry, attended.
Brother Moccabee, Supreme Instructor,
was present with complete psraphanelia
and gave instructions In the degree
work. After instructions the semi
annual election was held with the fol-
lowing result; Past Worshipful Ruler.
II. j. Felber; WorshIpful Ruler. j. Q.
williams: Vice WorsbIpfnl Ruler, j. Il.
Potter; Worshipful Chaplain, M. A.
Scarborough; Worshlpfu Warden. Katie
Potter; Worshipful Marshal, X. It.
Cowan; Medical Examiner, ID. II. Tay-
Tor; Worshipful Guard, ii. l.. Bailey.
Recorder, Collector, Trustees aud
Treasurer are elected annually. Regu-
lar meeting July 18th.