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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07
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IT was just trife raw. last night.
THERE was no Police Court, last eve
ming.
Mrs. HUGHEs has moved into her
new store on Fortietn street.
Born parts OF the Wheeling potterles
paid off Yesterday, also the tube and
steel works.
THE track OF the Wheeling street
ilway is lsveled down on Jacob street
now ard ready for paving.
THE power house at Forty second
street has at present larger supply Of
coal on hand than they ever had.
THE Wheeling City Band gave an
outing at Mozart PARK yesterday. The
attendance was only fair, owing to the
cool weather.
Mr.. ADAM MEYER, the popular engi-
peer OF the power house, will be mar
ried in a couple of weeks to well
known lady OF this city.
THE Central View Club will give Its
first grand masquerade ball at Beetno-
ven hall Thursday evening, November
lst 1t promises to be success.
LILLY OF the Valley Lodge Moss,
Daughters of st. George, will give a
dramatic aud literary entertainment at
Teutonia Hall, On South jacob street,
Monday evening,
Asa token of good times and increas-
ing prosperity, Mr.. Daniel heiskelI, OF
tine Warwood Tool Works, announces
an advance Of siN aud quarter cents
on the wages OF the hammerers
A PARTY of three from the West Fad
of Bridgeport returned Thursday from
a trip through Guernsey county, Ohio,
after game and brought 3 large number
Of SQUIRRELS with them. They also re
ported having shot at deer" which
really was only Jersey calf.
THE Full Bloom Social gave a sue
cessful dance Thursday night, al the
Alert hall, or South Jacob street.
About sixty couples were present and
with excellent music by Luis orchestra
had 4 good time. 1t was very late
hour when they dispersed.
THE Wheeling City Band gave one of
the most successful picnics az Mozart
Park Yesterday that has been given for
long time. In spite Of the cold
weather and an opposing ball game. the
people focked up the incline. The
band rendered several very pretty con-
cert selections late in the evening.
Miss MINNIE MAXWELL, who re-
tprned home from her foreign trip some
DAYS ago, presented the fremen Of the
nook and Ladder Company aud the
Fifth ward police, with pair Of tanned
gloves which she purchased in Paris.
The boys wish to, return their thanks
for this remembrapce.
MOST ludIcrio9s and highly anus
inc incIdept toot place in Sheekey.s
restaurant last evening d prominent
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

One OF the most novel aud pleasing
affairs OF the week in Bridgeport was
the "srolley party" Tuesday evening,
Half a hundred young ladies aud gen
tlemen made up a congenial party, aud
4 special electric car was chartered for
a round-trip on the Beilaire, Bridge
port and Martins Ferry line. The
merry makers were equipped with tin
horns aud other nOise-prOducing de-
vices. and supplied with an abundant
Quantity Of red FIRE. They aWoke the
echoes along the route. creating de-
eldsd sensation. The affair was very
enjoyable throughout When the trip
was terminahd a light luncheon was
- --1ZaLr ..as chanarnnal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07

by Misses Clsra Forbes and Georgia
Kinney.
Apumber of young society people en-
loved a drive in a big wagon to 81
Ciairsyille, Tuesday evening. They ais
cnssed a splendid supper a. the Hotel
Clarendon, aud returned after midnight
An enjoyable dance was given Tues
dsv evening, at the home OF Mr. VIM.
walters. on the South Side, compli-
mentery to a young lady visitor. Inc
hours were spent in dancing ana KIN
dred diversions.
The S. w. A. n. club, the "secret
society" OF young ladies Of the North
End, was entertained Monday evening
oy Miss Nellie Henry, at her nome on
North Market street
Miss Kronbach was hostess to the
mem bers Of Eisnoch's band. and lew
invited guests, at her home on Nine
teeuth street, Monday evening.
A very successful box socialwas given
Wednesday evening, At the Frazier resi-
deuce on South Elm street.
A number o. South Side gentlemen
entertained their friends very pleasant
~ with a dancing party at kemeie's
hail, on Market street, Thursday even
ing.
. s.
Mrs. Will Lutz was hostess to con-
genial party OF her friends at her home
on the Island, Thursday evening. Inc
affair was complimentary to her charm
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WEDDINGS

,ciat7 is still discussing the brilliant
lnueman-Heburu nUptials, which
q solemnized at the Second PresOy-
an church Wednesday evening. 10
elaborateuess of its details, and the
her OF persons who witnessed tue
mony, IL was the most notable mar
g in years. The soft fragrance Of
flowers and tropical plants, the
aful melodies which filed the church,
throng OF ladies' in fashionable at
and the beautiful and impressive
bmony which united the happy pair,
combined 90 produce a picture which
not soon be eifaced from the mem
3 Of the guests. The aO-al deCOra-
were tasteful aud elegant. The
pit and choir loft were literally hid
from sight by the scores of tall
|eias, waving palms and exOtics, ar
ged by Laupp. The main aisle oftbe
|rch was sDanned by a mag
Neat arch of ferns and
intertwined, beneath which
he two floral gates, made Of American
.uties upon a background of ever
sn and ferns. The ceremony vas
formed at $50 O'Clock, AT that hour
Di. Hartman struck the first measured
.es Of the Lshengrin march upon the
.an. and the wedding party entered.
e two handsome little pages, Masters
.ius Pollack aud Clark RiSor, ad-
lced to the floral arch and opened
! gates, remaining at the arch until
, bride and groom and attendants
Z retired. The usherS were Mr.
10 Mahon, Of PittsbUrg, Mr.. /. r
mberger, Mr.. Don Norman, Mr.. W.
Rice, Mr.. John Kari and Mr.. w. j.
.Nabb. The best man was Mr. w.
Stewart OF Ptts0urg, and the
desmaid, Miss Stella NJ. Council, Of
wark, O. Little Miss Nellie Heburn,
lister OF the bride, was the flower girl,
I Miss Irene Dickey, Of Washington,
D., the maid Of honor. The bride and
,om followed the attendants. At the
pit they were met BY tbe pastor OF
church, Rev. DR.. w. II, Cooke, aud
Y. DR.. A. b. Riker, pastor OF the
urth Street NJ. E. Church. DR.. Riker
cred up an appropriate prayer, and
Cooke pronounced the words
lch made the happy pair
o and wife, tho beautiful
ceremony being use While the
~ knot was being Il Prof. Her
hockey exQuisltel ased the
Maria" upon Prof.
played the ohm
bridal part rom
sEiaga2 ing
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match, and carried yellow roses.
Among the guests present from out OF
town were Mr.. and Mrs. c. &. Brenne-
man, Of New Cumberland, parents OF
IA groom: Mr.. and Mrs w. +. Brown,
Mr.. E. w. Hewitt, Mr.. William Hewitt,
OF New Cumberland: Mr.. w. b. Stewart
aud Mr.. Phil Mah0u, Of Plttsburg; Miss
Conneu, OF Newark; Miss DiC5eY, Of
Washington, Pa; Mr.. c. StOIzenbach,
OF Zanesviue; the Hon Philip Losere,
OF New York; Mr.. and Mr.. John b.
Dickey, of Washington. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. II y. Tower, OF Memphis, Tenn. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hunter and Mr..
Frank lie Moyne. OF Washington, Pa.
Mr.. John w. Miller. OF PttSburg; Miss
Maggie A. Kennedy, OF Allegheny; Mr..
and Mrs. p. Fleming, OF Cameron; Miss
Nina Z. Odbert, of SteubenviIle, and
many others.
A very pretty ceremony was perform
ed at ST. AIphOusus Church, st ten
o'clock Wednesday morning, ia which
the happy principals were Mr.. George
(. Zwilling a young business man OF
Toledo, and Miss Josephine Geager, a
charming young lady of the East End.
An informal reception followed at the
home OF the bride on Eighteenth street,
where Mr.. aud Mrs. ZwilliHg received
the CONGRATULATIONS of their friends.
They departed in the afternoon for
their future home 10 Cleveland.
A quiet but very pretty home wedding
took place Thursday evening az the res
iueuce Of Mr.. J. $. Shultz, 2l15 Chap
hne street. The contracting parties
we're mis- accomplished daughter, Miss
Anna, and Mr.. Charles j. Miller, chief
decorator az lhe Warwick pottery. Rev.
Mr.. Weller, pastor OF the German NJ.
+. Church, ofliciated, and q large num-
Der OF guests were present. a reception
and splendid supper followed. Mr.. and
Miller will live on Moys,en street, South
Side,
Mr.. William +. Wagner, OF the South
Side, aud Miss Katie Crockard, q pOpu-
lar young lady OF the Island, were
quietly married at the residence of Rev.
Mr.. Haas Wednesday evening.
Mr.. August Nolte and Miss Kate
Hart we're quietly married at the home
OF the bride in the presence Of few
friends, Thursday evening.
A quiet wedding took place at the
hone OF the bride, Thursday evening,
in which the happy principals were
Mr. Z. I. Spears and Mrs. Roberts. a
limited number Of intimate friends
were present
At noon Wednesday, Mr.. Howard w.
Dickinson, prominent lawyer Of Bro
ken Bow, Neb., and Miss Martha
Hutchison, formerly principal of the
Bridgeport High School, and one Of the
popular teachers Of Belmont county,
were united In marriage az The Ma
pies" the residence OF the brides
father. Just west OF Bellaire, on the b.
g. o. Railroad. Rev. j. a. Alexander,
Of Washington. Pa, ofliciated, assisted
by Rev IL. 5. Boyd, of Be.laire., The
ceremony was witnessed by only the
members OF tue family and their most
intimate friends. After an elaborate
luncheon had been served, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickinson left over the Is. i o. for an
extensive western tour, at the cOCclu-
sion Of which they will be at home at
Broken Row. Neb.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07
PERSONALS.

Miss Rose Hoffman left Wednesday
for DeadwoO City, Dakota, TO spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Ziegler.
Mrs. w. H. Francis, of indianapolis,
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. W. L.
Tlbetts, of the Hotel Windsor.
Miss Sadie Warner, OF East ST. Louis,
is q guest Of her uncle, Mr. VIM. Wal
tiers, South Market street.
Mrs. Joseph Nav, Of Steubenvllle, is
a guest OF her sister, Mrs. Ralph Kline.
Mrs. Win Higgins left yesterday for
Pittsburg, 10 spend two weeks with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. S. NJ. Snodgrsss, a prominent
society lady OF New Martinsville, is q
guest OF friends here.
Miss Martha NcCleery, OF Milton,
Ps., who has been the guest OF Miss
Whitaker, on South Cbapine street,
left yesterday for her home.
Mr.. c. 7. Gussler, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Shatfer,
on Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07

Main street business man VI Is INDUCING
in little refreshment when he acct
dentally dropped coin OF the floor.
He Immediately set up terrible hub
bub, aud had all the saloonists force
looking for the same for fully quarter
OF an hour, all the time bewailing his
loss. When it was found how much do
9ou suppose it was? Actually ten cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07

The dhio at this point e foot and .
inchel and falling. Weath& clear and
MoRbANrowN, October o.-Rlver S
feet 6 Inches and stationary. Weather
clear AID cool.
WARREN. PA. October 6.-Rlvsr 40
of foot above zero. Weather clear and
cool.
GREENsBoRo, PA, October o.-Rivsr
6 feet 6 inches and stationary. weather
fair and cool.
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NEARBY TOWNS,

Miss Brodie Lewis was hostess to
party OF friends a. her home on Fourth
street, Martins Ferry, Tuesday even
ing. The evening was spent in dancing
until midnight, when an excellent lunch
con was discussed.
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NOTES OF rHE SIZES

News Of tas Boats aud Bostmsa Along
ths Ohio
The Eliza II. is still making daily
trips in the Darlington trade.
There were but % inches of water in
the channel last night. Falling.
The steamer Lyde d. laid up here on
her up trip yesterday, on account OF low
water.
81 seiaG 70 the RsGists-
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October O.
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Coming Events.

Society is looking forward with
pleasureable anticipation, TO the dance
which will be given at Franzheim's hall
on the evening of the 10th. Invitations
for the affair will be issued within a few
days. The full Opera House Orchestra
will make the music.
Prof John Mullen will inauRurate
series of receptions TO bis class and
former pupils at his Academy, Calumet
Club rooms, on Tuesday evening. Prof.
Mullen's friends will be pleased at the
announcement that these delightfully."-
Informal affairs will be a feature OF the
winters entertainments in society.
Prof. Charles Ki.laIger will make the
music.
The Nonpareil club has reorganized,
and will give an opening dance within
G few weeks.
wheeling people are all more or less
Interested in the professional career OF
Madame Kate Rolla, known to her
/ friends here as Kate Wheat. They will
be pleased to learn that her remarkable
|
| recognized BIZ theatrical managers, and
that she has refused several fattering
offers this season. She has been en-
gagged by Signor D 'Oley Carte to sing
| at the Savoy in London, the most prom
! inent theatre in the worlds metropolis,
in the new opera "Mirette," composed
by Message. She will be in London all
| winter.
The Nonpareil Club, one OF the promi.
nept social organizations Of last season,
has been reGrganized with the following
members: VIM. 7. Marlowe, president;
Frank L. Davis, vice president; Charles
w. McChesney, secretary; Percy L.
Callahan, treasurer; j. c. Barton, How
ard McNash, Lee II. Hoffman, Henry G.
KaIbitzer, Harry q. Creighton, and
Clinton L. McChesney. The club has
secured quarters in the Egerter build
ing, corner Eleventh aud Market streets,
and will give the initial number OF Sc
ries Of monthly dances on the evening
of the 18th. Invitations for the affair
were issued yesterday.
The Arion will occupy its new club
house within a few weeks. The altera-
tions and Improvements which have
been In progress all summer, are about
completed and the building is now
model OF convenience and elegance.
The hall has been enlarged and IS fitted
up with toilet rooms for ladies' and gen.
tlemen. The programme for the winter
has not yet been outlined, but an open
ing ball will be given on or about the
18th.
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A glimpse In stifel & Co.'S Wrap depart
ment these days ut once shows where the
newest and most stylish wrs-s ard FersS
come from.
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Harry Gilmore was quietly surprised
at his home on Fourteenth street Fri
day evening by some friends calling on
him. After various games tempting re-
freshments were served.
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Special bargains In Ladies' and 0satS
GOLD Watches. II. L. hILLMAN q %.
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They sell quick: SHOOK q co.'s
st. Msry's Blankets I'D tells why.
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The Comus Club, of Darlington, gave
a dance at the home OF Miss Bessie
Sims, Friday evening. Prof. KilImyer
made ths music. 1t was the event OF
the season in Darlington society.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07

Special Bargains in Diamonds at II. K
UiIIman d Co.'S.
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Evening silks A2o, worth 75e. swa-
hackers
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A glimpse In stifoG y Co.'S Wrap depart
mem these days n once shows where the
newest and most stylish Wraps and Furs
como from.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07

Nellie, daughter of Officer Jacob
Watson, entertained about fifteen
couples OF her young friends at the
home of her parents, last Tuesday
night, on account OF her fifteenth birth
day anniversary. Games and music were
played during the evening, and refresh
ments served at seasorable hour.
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Annie O'BrIeh entertained the Du-
ouesne Club, Thursday evening, at ner
home on Twenty fourth street. Dancing
was the principal amusement. AT Il
O'Clock appetizing refreshments were
served, to which all did ample justice.
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They wear: Only 10 ne nsd ~
st. Mary's Blankets. SNUOK i CO.'S.
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Miss Bertha Risinger Hospitality en-
tertained a large number Of her friends
at her home in Moundsville, Monday
evening
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extend even DeyOllu rIIe DOT
ders of the United States, SO
when we were offered the exclu-
sive sale in Wheeling of these
best of Bed Coverings, we quick
ly availed ourselves Of the OPP
portunity and now offer them to
you, reader, at
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pleasing and delightful manner. The
programme taken altogether was ue-
cided success.
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GENIIINE
St. Mary's
Blankets

Embody the same acme Of excellence the
essence of perfection--behtting productions
of the most modern and improved machln-
ery; blankets, the fame and sale Of which
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ST. NaTy's Blankets
Ten Cases Of Them s!

This, they ARE NOT, as an IN
inspection and comparison will
make plain the fact that the St.
Mary's Blankets run larger
throughout every size-none be-
ing skipped; are made of finer
grades Of specially prsaafadt
WOOL possess a freedom
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07

Mr.. Ernest Smith pleasantly enter
tanned a merry party OF friends at his
home, noar Walnut Grove, In Martins
Ferry, Wednesday evening. Social
smusemeuts of various kinds were in
dulged in, and luncheon was discussed
al midnight.
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The new high crown SAIL
and cheapest. sWaoacksz
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The Nonpareil club has reorganized,
and will give an opening dance within
e few weeks.
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BLANRs.Fs-GEo. M. SHOOK & CO.

BURG, W. VA, October c.
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Mrs. J. E. Reynolds, Of Locust street,
Martins Ferry, received her friends be-
tween the hours of two and five o'clock
Friday afternoon. About fifty guests
we're present. The affair was very
pretty and enjoyable.
Thursday evening Miss Anna Byrne
was rendered a surprise party by a
number OF her friends at the home Of
her father, Mr.. John Byrne, OF Wells
burg, IL being the anniversary OF her
birth. The affair was arranged by her
friends. Dancing added another charm
to the affair. Elegant refreshments
were served at seasonable hour and
the hostess received many handsome
presents, one OF which was q gold
watch from her father.
At Parkersburg Friday evening Miss
May Hopkins delightfully."- entertained
a number Of friends in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. James b. Seger. Among the
guests were Mr.. Willard Mccullough,
OF Wheeling, and Mr.. George w Sum-
mers, formerly Of the REGISTER staff.
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A number OF young ladies Of the South
Side met recently and organized what
is known as the Sweet Violet Club"
The proper officers were duly elected.
The object OF the club is Of a social
nature. Weekly meetings will be held
at the homes o. the various members
alternately, and hop given once q
month.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, |

SAN FRANCISCO, july Is, 1894.
To the Business Men of san Francisco: Ap-
preciaiing the great advantage of clean and
attractive streets the association is making
efforts TO have the system OF street sweeping
in this city changed and improved, sidewalks
kept clear as possible hoist ana elevators kept
closed when not in use and all Objectionable
matter entirely removed from the streets and
sidewalks.
or sweep handbills, store sweepings, rubbish or
g rbage into the streets we ask your CO. opera
ton ID our efforts 10 prevent business houses
and hers from permitting this 10 be doBe.
This association has requested the Chief of
Police 10 have the city ordinance concerning
the above matter strictly enforced. and any
violation Oh the same, II brought to the notice
Of this association, will be placed In the hands
OF the proper authorities for Immediate atten-
tion. MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION,
Address ?. o. Box 1862
Accompanying the circular was copy
of the ordinance referred to, together with
a suggestion for posting the same in places
of business. The ordinance runs:
City ordinance No. 2064, approved May 81,
1889, provides:
SECTION 1. No person shall deposit upon any
public street, lane, alley, place court within
this city and county any sweepings from the
shops or stores paper, feathers, straw, broken
glass or crock6ry, rubbish, garbish or manure
or any other debris, from dwelling houses or
pIacrs OF business Of any description wha tsO-
ever.
Sec. 2. 1t snail be unlawful for any person TO
wash the sidewalk or street, with hose or 9TH
erwise, between the hours of 8 A. NJ. and p. NJ
within the city and county of San Francisco
Any person violating any of the provisions of
this order shall be deemed guilty OF misde
meanoT, and upon conviction in any court of
competent jurisdiction, shall be punished by a
fine not exceeding $50. or by Imprisonment
for term not exceeding thirty days, or by both
such fine and Imprisonment.
Sec. 3. II shall be the duty Of the Chief of
Police TO see that all OF the provisions of this
order are strictly enforced.
The morning call., 1894-08-02
THE NEW GALLERY.
A House-Warming Given by the
Camera Club.


Camera Club.
Over 100 friends of the California
Camera Club were present yesterday
evening at the house-warming given by
the directors to inaugurate the new gallery
annex to the clubrooms.
Before throwing open the annex to the
visitors an entertainment was given in the
clubrooms downstairs by a number of
clever performers. Among them were
Miss Gertrude Judd, whose whistlng
solos were artistically performed; little
Miss Ada Wyatt, who gave a Spanish
dance gracefully, and Ando. japanese
actor whose skillful sleight-of-hand feats
won much applause.
When the entertainment came to an end
the visitors were shown up steep and
narrow stairway into the new studio,
where refreshments had been provided.
The studio is built over the present club
rooms, and is fitted up with all the appli-
ances Of well-appointed Photographic
gallery. A new JOY is added to the pleas
ure Of belonging TO the California Camera
Club, for the members can take studio
pictures of their friends. Many were the
jesting requests of visitors last night to
get took" as soon as the gallery is in full
running order. Evidently the studio Will
not langush for want of subjects TO eX-
pertinent upon. and in all probability some
excellent portraits will soon be the result
of the new department.
At the special request Of the visitors
few slides were exhibited before the en-
tertalnment came to an end.
The entertainment committee which
managed the house-warming was composed
of w. B. Webster, Fl. G. Tibbitts. w. E.
Goodrum,