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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-06

FOR RENT-BY BARNES < WEAVER, 60 p ST
423 X St NV 10 Iooms mi ........sI $40. 50
60 and 622 22d NV, rooms, mi. 300
212 Maple ave. L. ID. Park. rooms, NIL. 81. so
5O7 Maple ave- I. ID. Park, 8 rooms, mi. %. IS so
2214 G. ST. NV, rooms mi............ &c. so
5D1 Spruce St. l.. D. Park, g rooms, mi. 30 80
1872 and 1874 9Th st. NV, rooms, MI. .. 81 so
81 I'd 1t ne, s rooms mi. 80 so
6s,J s. e. Sc. rooms, IN. i........... . so
1918 and 1870 18th st. NV, 8 rooms, mi -. - 80
ut 18th st. s.w, s rooms m.i............. q. 80
1873 and S,5 Spruce ST.. l.. ID. Park Or, mi. % 90
+03 3D. ST. me-, Z Ioons mf............... % so
32S and $50 Spruce ST. L. ID. Park 6r, MI. 20 so
liz Carroll st. Sc, rooms, mi. ......... 2O.30
SIG Tern. ave. ne. rooms mi ........... 20 30
1926 l. So. lw., 6 rooms. MI. .............. 2O3O
u l. ST. NV. rooms. mi. ................ 1880
80 Spruce ST.. looms. mi ............... 1870
420 Elm ST. n-w., l.. II. Park, rooms, NIL. 1900
brl 18th ST. ne, rooms. M. ........... IA 90
lesI and 1871 n st. Sc, rooms, mi ..... IL so
III Ca ave. Sc, q rooms. water 1000
ioiI AMI lob 18th ST. Sc, rooms water. 1000
1t
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED.

II bet Nth and iSth 10Th st bet o and X 2Oo
SITS. with stable: 500 X st bet 10th and 21st
1 ave bet nth st SITS .............. .2OC
and Conn ave. with 18th bet ii and l. .I66. g.
stable 1865 Q st bet 18th & 18th. $50
st Conn lIih ST bet and K Isl,
with stable 1861 U st bet 10Th and
10th ST bet Scott Cir 21st 100
anu " win star 66ti Jefferson place bet
Cor 10Th K COrcoran $50 Conn ave and 18th H.
Conn ave and ST 1888 80 Cor Ii and 10Th. :. .20t
Mess bet 18TH st Dupont Circle bet
and Dupont Circle 800 ri ave and z st =. .15s
Conn ave bet VI and 21st st bet Y and X. list
sts- 29i6 Cor list and U SITS. IL:
ave x 18th st 266. 81 II st bet 18th & Goth. Is
Conn bet VI and DcSales st bet 18th
SITS. with stable. 80 st and Conn ave. Il.
r. i ave bet 18th and " bet 18TH and 18th. los
10Th SITS. 80 Cor 21st and r.. .166. 81
u bet ltth and 18TH $40 10Th st bet Q and Il. 100
ST BET 18th and 18th st bet & T.. 100
10Th. with stable. .25C 18th Al bet Al q n 100
st bet 18th and 10th Corcoran st bet 18th
18th st bet III and Nj 81 bet I'd and z,d. loo
with stable). 200
once -ooms LIST noor Of lsi4 n. heat q.
HOS st. LIST floor I rm I'd floor l5lS
and basement. SIS la ave. .......... ~
] rim, I'd noor. 1JO3 I furnished rooms and
Ia ave. COR 10th. ..Ss bath On ct
Ilth st............-
STORES.
1904 G st. LIST noor and basement. ..........s 80
STABLES
Stable rear 1719 I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ
Brick stable bet u. Z, 18th and 18th SITS. 70 90
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED Ar OUR OF.
FICE- FOR PERMITS ATTLY To
HILL JOHNSTON,
oc4-eo 1893 Penrsy lyania ave.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia, Washington, d. O., October
vacant lots below grade within the city limits or
contiguous thereto, who willing to have the
same filed by deposits gathered from the public
streets and alleys. are requested to communicate
with this Office. These deposits will contain no
material offensive or injurious to health, and will
be graded by a public grader, who will be placed
in charge of the same while the property Is used
as dump f1s such purposes: Il "; ROSS.
missioners, ID. @. oc6-et
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FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN; TWO BRICK
HOUSES RENTING FOR 3O.6O PER MONTH for
the two; in good neighborhood and always rented
II sold at once, can be bought for "a, 200. Apply
to BANES & SIMPSON. 200 14th ct. NV oc5 SO
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FOR lighthouses.
FOR RENT
IF YOU
INTEND
RENTING
A HDITSE

A HOUSE
This fall. rent now. Today tomorrow We may
giving you your highest ideal Of a homo grow
less every dry. Besides. IL is far more agree
able and convenient to do your moving while the
move from rooms into small house, We will
all things considered the expense of living in
small house is but little more than that of living
In suite Of rooms.
OBJ 18th st. Isr. .$.v 122 5th st Sc. Tor. 5000
, tgo La ave. l5r 10 30 IN 5, ne. ir.-ss
i3so ST NV, sr. 100 951 25h ST. Or. so
ii5 lst ne, lZr--. 10 "a Il NV, Or. go
ISL q ST. l6r. .....1V 1917 4th st NV. Or -. so
- oh NV. store 20 so5 \ st NV, Or. q. IS
1873 X st. Tor. 20 12i7 9th st NV. Or. Is 90
Xsl' st NV. 1or; 40 LOG y II ave. Or. %
isso is1S nw nv l5is ST. g ., Ss
lGao "a st. ior IS Iiaa 2sih st, 6r go
1l35 Rigs st. 1Ir.. CO 3tl7 Prospect av Or q 90
1907 1901, \ IL ave, sr..ss.is So Il St sw, si $3.50
IL rs h, ST. ior 90 % G2i % st ne. 7r-. IS
iLG0 Oregon ave. l0r. .5S 205 me- sr 20 30
is-i; De Sales Tor 50 iI2e l:th St me- r. IS 50
lOlO I'd st NV, Or so ca 636 ID st Sc 6r is IS
iyo y III ave. Or. .5a.tO 1906 Goth. 5r..... 1875
~. 81 NV. Or. $3.50 122o I ST me- CT. 1880
i223 10th nv. 11r... 80 ri X 81 me- Or. 1880
% % l3ih st NV. 7r. so 81 L st NV. Gr- lis
$40 I NV, 9r. 80 1918 Q st. 5r........1s
yes 81. Tor: so 1125 18th st ne. II. so
3l3 r st. o.. .......5o 2l3i VI NV. 6r.....ls
$50 70 ave. 1cr. 10 80 SIS s,h st me- Or. 1880
is St NV. Iir. .40.ej l2o 9TH St ne. 5r. rs. 50
"a ID NV. 11r. SO 10 42T D st sw. .....15
ses Mass av ne $500 % 18th st. sr. .is. 50
400 NJ st NV. Or $3.50 900 Grant ave. 5r. IL. 90
ia 9th st NV, Sr $3.50 1918 st sc, 5r. 200
los 10th. 81 Ills Sd ne, 5r.. 1000
1 i,9a st INV NV. sr.s5 90 18th st ne. Or II
q i2o2 !, NV. 1850 lS7 S., s Sc Sr. 9 g
- 3. a. WARNER & CO.. sis st.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF JAMES T. MOSES. LATE OF
BrightwCod. District Of Columbia, No. 6J0S.
Docket 20. Application having been made TO tho
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia, hold
ing Orphans Court for probate OF last WILL and
for letters testGmentary on said estate, py
William III. Moses. this is 20 give notice 20 al
concerned TO appear IN said court on FRIDAY,
the 10th day OF October. A. ID. 1884, at 10
O'Clock a M, to show cause why such DUPLICATION
should cot be granted. Attest: L. i. WRIGHT,
Register OF Wills. u. c. w. L COLE, Proctor
for applicant. se~z-s5t
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FOR RENT
1913 II st NV, 1cr I2O6 d st NV Or Il Z.
fur. per annum. 81 500 2SO3 Q st NV Or 81
122S nth st NV, Tor. 142l Fla ave NV ST. 81
per anaun ...-.. LOCO 51i Sth ST NV. Or. -. g.
912 st NV, 10r.....l25 1900 sth st NV, ST. 3:
1224 18th st nv. Tor. rs PA st NV, Tor g,
1876 ST NV. Tor -. 10 Oil 9th st NV Or q,
HOO 18th st NV, 13r: 10 .04 st NV, IT,. 81
Tennallytown & Wood 500 9th st NV Or 30 ~
ley lane. 1Sr. GO 1904 18th ST NV Or 80 Z,
1126 18th ST NV, go 100 18th st NV |er 80 3:
~ ave NV, 9r 5O6O 1913 L st NV. Sr. g,
PA ave NV, Or .5O.59 i322 Riggs st NV r. 4,
20 ave NV, pr so 80 1910 sth st NV, 6r .25- 81
Ills i1th st NV, 9r.5O50 1911 18th st NV 7r Is 81
2oS ID 81 nw.9rlf1rI $3.50 Pa ST NV, Or. 2;
,. tChtur, $foJOD ZIG 9th st NV, Or. %
80 ave NV, S 90 1439 w st NV, Ir. 2.
2l05 Pa ave NV, lar CO.'S VT ave NV Or
tw1lI lease for 1926 Sth st NV, Or. % u
term of years or 1928 Sth st NV 6r q IL
VIII De lifted up for Up pit 1901 II st NV,
store) ..>......-... so Sr ...........225 81
l2l4 81 NV, Or. so 1875 st NV Or. d 81
2f6 Ind ave NV, Or. so X st NV Or e
12ot Isl st NV, 1ir 80 1904 W st NV. Or. % ~
1884 18th st NV. Sr45.50 ISIS 18th st NV Or 20 3,
$40 II st NV, Tor. so. 30 SIS 22d st NV Sr 20 X
PIG Fla ave NV, Or. 4J.J0 6D1 st NV, 7r.. Il
o32 2lst st NV 10r. 40 12:SS 4th st NV 6r 20 Is
Psi Fla ave NV, Sr. As 1913 % ST NV, Or. 81
1913 Corcoran NV. Sr. .i5 SO v Cap st NV 5r 81
1919 Corcoran NV, 12r. As sis and SIT Cap
ttur., $eo.l st, Or. ........... 20 81
30 NV. 7r 40. go 1874 7th st road NV Sr q,
The above Is only q portion of the property OF
my books For full list call at ONCE Tor bulletir
Issued on the LIST and 18th. T. Il WAGGAMAN
oc2-tu, th&s!
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CHIROPODISTS.

DON'T SUFFER-. WHEN YOU CAN BE RELIEVED
in five minutes Of the most eXcruciating bunion,
corn, ingrowing or club nail. Call and be con.
WINGED. Prof. J. J. GEORGES & son, Chiropo-
dists. Ills "a. ave. to pm Sundays, 8 to 1.
ea2S
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brick dwelling; NIL: perfect cordition: rent. $50
= month, in advance. Key at 1226 st. NV.
oc5-3ts
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AFTER ALI. OTHERS FAIL CONSULT THE OLD
reliable specialist, DIR. Brothers, 900 d St sw.;
90 years experience In treatment Of all diseases
of men; consultation free and strictly confidential
Oe17-Ins
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FOR RENT-so ACRES; III MILES FROM ANA
costa; large house, stable and barn; suitable
for boar,lers dairy trucking and chicken rails
ing; $50 per month CHARLES q. RINCwALT,
Room s, Atlaaiic building, $50 y ST. oc1St
FOR SALEM FAIRFAX COUNTY, On LINE OF
railroad, at station beautiful Groom house;
water in house; must be sold: $l.oVo; $500 cash.
Call at Sll st. oc4-3ts
FOR sALE-oR ENCnAN'iE FOR CITY PROP
erty-One Of the most fertile farms in Charles
county; 500 acres; half cleared. half wooded;
only IS acre. r. NJ. o.. Star once. cell
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LOST AND FOUND.

HOEJI f4ND TOOND.
L0ST-LARGE BLACK LACE FLOUNCE; WAS
blown from back window Of 1918 I ct NV
October 3; valued as heirloom Finder please
return to above address. lts
L0ST-TUESDAY EVENING, MASTIFF DOG
answering TO name OF Thornd.ke. Liberal re-
W.
LOST-SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. a LARGE
wallet containing drivers receipts Finder please
return to ANHEUSER-BI SCH BREWING ASSN
and receive reward. lie
LOST-OCToBER 5-BETWEEN MADISON school.
doth and G SITS. n.e.) and 40 New York ave- n w.
small ambe. hairpin with a gold top Return
the same to 40 New York ave. and receive
liberal reward lts
LOST-A LARGE GREYHOUND DOG, MOUSE
color. near DR. Hammonds Hospital, 14th ST. cr-
tended, on Wednesday. October g. Suitable re-
ward IL returned to 9l9 La ave. oc5-2ts
So REwARD-GoID CROSS, LOST IN MAY;
opens like a box; contains relics: name engraved
on side. Finder return to Star Office. oc5-Gts
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
A. o. X. OF TIE NJ. Q.

There was a good turn out OF Sir
Knights az the regular meeting OF Sill
yer Wave Castle No. II, December 4th,
and five new links were added to the
Chain, after which the Cdief OF Staff
paid a visit TO the ante-roOm and found
five esQulres who were DESTROYS Of solv-
ing the mysteries OF the 5. X. degree
and their desires were willingly com
piled with and they were soon full
hedged Knights.
Silver Wave Castle is increasing very
rapidly, new members being added at
every meeting and several propositions
are before the Castle at present
The Uniform Rank are increasing at
every meeting.
Silver Wave Castle No. II, A. o. X.
OF the NJ. c., will give q grand enter
tainment st Westwood's hall on Satur-
day evening, December Is, consisting
of solos, reeitations aud also a drama in
two acts entitled "Down by the Sea. "
Silver Wave Castle conferred the Es-
ouires and two Sir Knights degree on
i've candidates last Tuesday evening.
The Round Table degree will be con-
ferred on the same candidates next
Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
A NEW OIL Field.
BIG WELLS HAVE BEBN STRUCK IN RICHIE
COUNTY LATELY.
Important Developments in the Sissrsfsld Field.
1us Prics of Oil Going Higher Will Make
Operations Brisker.

One OF the important strikes during
the past week was the we'll brought in
on the Mckinney farm near Cairo in
Richie county. The we'll is reported
to be flowing 40 barrels day natural,
which indicates that 1t will be large
producer. 1t looks at present like the
Cairo field is the coming oil field Of this
part of the country. Wells that are
flowing largely without shooting have
been struck along for four miles be-
tween Cairo and Richie mines, fifteen
miles away, where oil has been found in
we'll that, like the others, is constantly
increasing in It's flow. This would seem
to Indicate the presence OF big pool in
the vicinity which has not been tapped
yet. The sand Is exactly similar TO the
Sistersville sand, but, instead of being
mixed with water as ii is at Sistersvlle,
the oil is pure, which renders the use OF
pumps unnecessary. The land about
there is nearly all leased several hundred
acres being owned by Parkersburg oper-
ators.
The big advance in the price OF oil
the past week has caused great deal
comment In oil circles as to the cause.
Those who know claim that Ii was
caused by the lack OF Pennsylvania oil.
Be that as it may If the present price
is kept up there will be great deal OF
hustling for territory, and wells will
be put down where heretofore the
fields have been abandoned, because Of
the small wells. Some oil men are con-
idently expressing themselves rs of the
opinion that the price will go TO dol
lar yet and perhaps over that amount.
A very important strike was reported
from Sistersville yesterday. The Victor
on Company has been putting down a
wildcat about three miles back Of Mid
dlebourne, on the West Virginia side.
Thursday the we'll was drilled into the
sand, and 1t is reported TO be flowing
large quantities Of oil and salt water.
Should the report prove to be correct,
this is a very important well, as IT will
open up an entirely new territory.
Chas. R. Duel, Of this city, who
drilled in the we'll at Friendly, which
showed up all right for a day or two
and then fizzled out, is putting down a
well on the Island just above Friendly
and directly opposite Matemorss.
No. 8. on the Hutchinson farm, at
SistersvIle, is In, and is reported as
hundred barrel we'll.
Joseph A. Kennedy. James Kennedy,
P. H. Gaffaey. D. A. Kresps and j.
Schillsott, ali OF Ssistersviile, have con-
tracted for the drilling OF well on w.
Il. Il. Wheaton's farm in Writ county.
Work is to be commenced at once, and
the we'll drilled to completion as soon as
possible.
The Pittsburg papers seem to take
delight IN misrepresenting the extent
of the Stenbenville oil field, at the dc
tation of the Standard company which
furnishes the oil news for those jour
nails. They quote the McCook we'll as
doing only twenty-five barrels per day
and sum up the field as being no good
generally. Iii is the policy of that 81,
gantic corporation, the Standard. TO be-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
THE SECRET ORDERS
MASONRY.

Last Monday evening Ohio Lodge NO.
1 held It's regular annual meeting for
the election OF officers aud payment OF
dues. and there was a very unusual at
tendance Of members and visiting oretn-
ren The following are the ofilcers
elected for the ensuing Masonic year:
Thomas Carnahan, Jrn WorShlpful
Master; Emanuel 5. Olsen, Senior war
den; Fred 4. Bourne. Junior Warden;
Hugh Sterling Treasurer; Joseph HAIL.
Secretary; George Bell and Joseph H.
Robinson, Stewards; A. II. Forgey. VIM
n. Travis and ]. Il. Dehmel, Trustees.
The officers will be installed at the next
meeting, when the other officers VIII De
appointed. 49,,
On Wednesday evening, MeDanlei
Modgs Of Perfection met in monthly
meeting with q goodly number OF ltS
members present. Three Candidates
we're present, and on whom were con-
ferred the Fourteenth Degree. After
the work was finished all Joined In a
banquet, which was gotten up splen-
didly and which was relished by every
one. Owing TO the absence OF Worship
full John W. Morris, Bro. Senior Warden
WaterhOuse occupied the chair, ana
did the work TO 3 fine manner.
On Thursday evening, wheeling
Lodge, No. 5, met with full attend
ancs OF brethren present. WORK was
had 10 the second on one candidate, the
work being very intelligently and I'M
presslvely done by all the officers. Wor-
shiDiui Speyer occupied the east ana
proslder over the work, doing his part
OF it well, and received CONGRATULATIONS
from the brethren at its close.
The bodies Meeting during the week
are on Monday evening, wheeling
Chapter No. l, and work will be had AZ
that time Ia some OF the degrees, ana
which will insure a large gathering OF
COMPANIONS. On Tuesday evening,
Bates Lodge No 80, will hold regular
monthly communication, and will doubt
less work more than one degree on a
number Of candidates. Worsnlpiul
Master Schoen extends Invitation to the
brethren OF Wheeling to be present and
witness the work.
On Wednesday evening occurs the
monthly meeting OF Charity Chapter
Rose Croix, and Worshtptul Birch ex'
poets the attendance Of every MEMBER
for he desires them TO assist him In con-
ferring the degrees Of tina Chapter on a
number OF candidates, and which work
will be done in full form.
On Tuesday evening will be held the
annual meeting OF Nelson Lodge, No.
80, for the election Of officers and pay
ment Of dues, of which every member
thereof has received q personal notice.
and we can promise crowded lodge
room at that time.
On Friday occurs regular session OF
Osiris Temple, and II a meeting is held
then they will receive notice, we sup
pose, through the secretary.
EASTERN STAR.
On last Tuesday Miriam with bel
membership appeared in the Temple ID
all her sDlendor and received into bel
fold two of the Jealous brothers Of ouI
city lodges, who were greatly pleased
with the beautiful starry ceremonies by
which they we're received into the con
constellation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

his notice. He asked as favor that
names will not be used, as both parties
are living.
"Mrs. X.," he said, "who Is one OF
nv patients, is subject to cataleptic
frances. A couple Of years ago, while
was on a vacation trip she was taken
with one,of these. A young physician
pronounced her dead. After unusual
ceremonies the body was taken to a
vault in one of the cemeteries and left
there to be taken West for burial.
"In the meantime l returned home
and was told of the death. l was not
surprised at first, but after while the
thought occurred TO me that she might
have been In 3 cataleptic fit instead OF
really dead. In the morning | started
to visit nv parents. Each one seemed
TO me to be Mrs. y. apparently dead.
gave up my visits and went to see the
sister OF the dead woman. | told her
that would like to see her sisters body,
and she went with me to TO the Gene
terry. The superintendent opened the
tomb for US and uDscrewed the
coffin lid. The woman was ap-
parently dead. / was really con-
WINGED. but decided to try
a test and see II could blister the skin.
To the surprise and CONSERVATION OF
the sister aud superintendent succeed
ed. We soon procured carriage and
wrapping the living woman In blankets
borrowed at house nearby, brought
her to Boston, after making the super
intendent promise silence in the matter
For TWO days more the trance lasted,
and then Mrs. X recovered conscious
ness. She had no knowledge OF what
had happened, and it was long time
before | would let her sister tell her"
The second case was in the doctors
own family. When boy OF about IL
the doctor, with his father, went to the
town of Bolton TO attend the funeral oil
his uncle. At that time there was nc
rail road, and they were obliged to drive
the thirty-four miles. They reached
the uncle's house about midnight the
day before the funeral. Owing to
contraction OF the sinews in the death
struggle one OF the dead mans knees
was drawn up. His wife would not per-
NIT the undertaken to break the bone
until her brother-ln-laW came To- III
the morning be advised the wife to let
the undertaken proceed, as 1t would
be impossible to get the body
snto the coffin unless the bone was
broken. When she had consented, the
undertaken seized the leg, and with a
Quick movement snapped the bone.
Hardlyhad he done so when a terrific
scream of pain startled all about. Ter
rifed, they looked at the corpse and saw
tears streaming from the eyes and the
breast heaving convulsvely. The cot
fin was dispensed with and a doctor
called, who set the leg again. With
stimulents he kept up the vitality Of the
body. The patient recovered and Is
still living. He said that while he was
apparently dead, he seemed to himself
to be In a quiet. peaceful sleep, which
was disturbed by the pain Of breaking
the bone.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
A o. A. 81.

John A. Logan Council, No. 95. had
one of the most interesting meetings oil
the American Mechanics ever held i1
Wheeling, on Wednesday night Of last
week. An the seats in the council
chamber were flied, there being pres
ent, besides 3 gOodly number OF her
own members, several visiting brothers
both from the city aud surrounding
country, among them being two from
Golfers Station, w. Va, one from New
Martinsville, w. Va, one from Sisters.
vile, W.. Va, the latter two both be-
ing Past State Councillors. Two caudi-
dates were initiated, and more names
are still on the list.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
ROYAL ARCANUM

wheeling Council No. 1875, r. A.,
held a regular meeting Friday evening
at McLain's Hall, which was we'll at.
tended by large turnout Of members,
and the meeting was rousing one from
the beginning until the end. Several
applications were received. The main
feature OF the evening was the election
OF officers, which was as interesting as
a city election. The following were
elected: Regent, VIM. Exley; Vice
Regent C. P. Brown, Jr.; Orator, DR..
II. b. Baguley; Secretary, Thomas G..
Morris: Collector, Will c. Brown; Treas
urer, John +. Dick; Chaplain, J. NJ.
Voellinger; Guide. Geo, E. P. Sylvis;
Warden, NJ. B. Kelley; Sentry, Dave +.
TapDau; Trustee, B. E. Adams,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
An Advertising Dodge.

LONdOh ltttWUDh'
DR.. F., physician OF Montpelier, was
in the habit Of employing very In
genious artifce. When he came to a
town where was not known he pretend
ed to have lost his dog, and ordered the
public crier to offer, with beat OF drum,
a reward Of 25 louis to whomever should
bring it to him. The crier took care TO
mention all the titles aud academic
honors OF the doctor. as well as his
place of residence. He soon became
the talk OF the town. 'Do you know,
saws one, "that a famous physician has
come here, a very clever fellow? He
must be very rich, for he offers % louis
for finding his dog" The dog was not
found, tutpatients were.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
JR. o. Z. a. N.

John A. Logan Council No. 95 is still
prospecting and are building up their
council with good members. Two can
didstes rode the Goat Buttem last meet
ing night, aud have four more for the
next meeting, December 18th, and ap-
plications coming in every week. Past
State Councillors Eskey and Lappert
visited this council last Wednesday
night, and were indeed grati6eG to see
such a God turnout Of members, there
being about forty of their own members
and seven visiting brothers. They also
expressed themselves delighted with the
way the work OF the order was done,
and invite all Juniors in the city TO
come and see IL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
Not DebatabIe.
Detroit Ere PresL

Detroit FIRE. Pres.
The old parliamentarian did not Ike
the young man who was paying court to
his daughter. and the next time be
came to see her the paternal stepped
into the reception room and asked him
TO depart.
But, sir" began the caller. in pro-
test
"Your remarks, SIR" be interrupted.
as he held the door open, ARE not In
order. A motion 70 adjourn Is not de-
batable," and the motion carried.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

Mary Florence. Junior Vice President;
Mrs. E. E. Zorn. Treasurer; Mrs. Anna
Bell Top, Secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth
Chalfent, Conductor; Mrs. Rossnna At
we'll, Chaplain; Mrs. Mary McMorrls,
Guard; Mrs. Efie Hallett, organist.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

CHICAGO. Ill, December This morn
ing a French shipping case was found IL
an alley containing the mutilated remains
of A. d. Barnes, ianitor Of the Hiawatha
building. There is 10 clue 70 the murder
ore