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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-11-01

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
SONS or VETERANS.

The regular meeting OF the Gen. U.
). Grant Camp No. II, Sons OF Vet
Grams, will be held tomorrow evening
in tho O.. a. r.. Han. Business OF i'm
portauce IS 10 come up before this
camp and the afiicers desires all mem
0ers 70 o make 10 their business TO be
there without fail. II is also the officers
object 70 make this the banner camp OF
the state during the coming year, and TO
DO this IL will require the cooperation
or all the members with the officers.
So brothers, let us get 20 Work and
help each other; come and take an in
terest 10 the order and push for all
there isin you. This Is an order YOU
should not go back on, but push II for.
ward, for in few years 10 will be the
largest and best order ia the country.
lt Is not everyone who can jolp II.
IL ia only those whose fathers
were honorably discharged and can
show their discharge, and there are a
great many who would like TO join but
cannot So come, brothers. come and
help make ttis the best camp I'm the
West Virginia Division. Sons Of Veter-
ans. We also extend hearty invita-
ton TO the comrades OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic, and hope 20 sec them
there IN full bloom.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
PARKERSBURa.


Judge and Mrs. Loomls entertained a
select party OF friends Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. LaLe, OF Ports
mouth, Ohio, who have been the guests
OF DR.. and Mrs. II. II. JAMESON, on
Seventh street, have returned home.
Hon. l.. 7. Neal, OF Chillicothe, o.,
was In the city Sunday, attending the
funeral OF his brother, w. l.. Neal.
Miss Margaret Paden left Sunday for
Washington City, for a four weeks
visit.
Miss Bessie Cole, Of Orange, y. J., is
visiting Miss Trevor, on Ann street.
Misses Laura and Kate Steers enter
tanned the Junior Whist Club last week.
Miss Junette Snodgrass won the prize.
The Parkersburg Division No. 3, uni
form Rank X. of r., are arranging for
an elaborate banquet for their next
meeting night.
The angling party, given by Miss
Julia Gardner last Saturday night at
her Juliana street home, was de-
lightfui affair. Miss Deming and Mr..
w. Z. Dana were rewarded for being
the best anglers. There were present
Miss Fannie List, OF Wheeling, Misses
Lotts and Clara Demiug, Miss Pink
smith. Miss Juliette Snodgrass, Miss
Mary NanWinkle aud Miss Mary
Shrewsbury, w. +. Dana, Leon Wind
sor, George Dana and Rola Camden.
The Twenty -Four Club met at the
State journal editorial rooms Tuesday
night. DR.. Moore, T. M. Gilkeson and
j. w. Nandervort talked entertainingly.
Probably the most brilliant event ever
given in Parkers0urg took place Tues
day evening at Progress Hall. 1t was
the luncheon and ball given by the
young ladies OF the Junior Whist Club.
The floral decorations, luncheon and
music were perfect in every detail,
and the young lady managers
deserve great credit for the splendid
manner in which they arranged every
detail. There were present: Miss
Blanche Little, Miss Clara Gould, Miss
Minnie Gooch, Miss Orsini Lowry, Miss
Julia Wait, Miss Nettie Wait, Misses
Laura and Kate Steers, Miss Garnet
HOrnor, Miss Ida Nelly, Miss Cora Tur-
ner, Miss Bertha Turner, Miss McCord
Of Pittsburg, Miss Augusta Lee of New
burg, Miss Despard, Miss Mary Muir
doch, Miss King, Miss Jennie Smith,
Miss Pink Smith, Miss Juliette Black
ford, Miss Blakemore, Miss Shutter,
Miss Carrie LOOMS, Miss Mary Gould,
Miss Lulu Welch, Miss Ida Jenkins.
Miss WInifred Rose, Miss Gardner, Miss
Mary Stephens, Miss Jessie Leonard,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. King, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Abram Smith, Mr..
and Mrs p. J. Wait, Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. Gooch, Mrs. Lot Gould, Mrs. Il. r.
Rose, Mrs. a. y. White Mrs. DR.. John
Frame, Messrs. G. II. Turner, W. n. Mil
Ter, Waitman Barbe, George Bastaole,
Louis Bennett, OF Weston; r.. +. Hor-
nor. Clinton Gardner, jr., James S.
johnson. OF Charleston; j. w. Paul, OF
MOuongah; J. y. Finley, j. L. Laird
George Bowles, George Dana, Clinton
Lockwood, Edward Woodward, VIII
Nicely. f. Il. Gemmel, Leon Windsor.
c. d. Farrer. II. p. Camden, Bradford
Hiteshew, Talbot Hiteshew, !. Gale
Ebert, Andrew Mather, George X.
Cambria, j. d. Rose, DR.. limbaugh,
Frederick Hopkins. Thomas Stephen
son, r. =. Camden. Rolla Camden.
Norval Walker, OF Baltimore, Phillip
Turner, 4. j. Steers and Tom Caldwell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
HANDSOME CONTRADICTIONS
Made Yesterday to tho SUPPLE, for p,
lief of tho Needy

Made Yesterday to tho Supplies for Re.
lief of tho Needy.
The relief supply depot al No. 40,
Market street was open yesterday. A,d
a great many cases were relieved. A,
hve o'clock last night over one hundrsd
orders had been filed, including nro.
visions for work checks, swelling tho
aggregate number OF cases to date 70
1000.
During the day number OF hand.
some contributions were made. Tbev
were as follows:
Misses Annie and Jennie Pfarr ~
Pleasant Valley, 100 loayes OF bread
through the Wheeling Bokery.
Henry Speyer IL Bro, 100 pairs stock.
ings, so girls caps, 3 ladies' hats.
Gutman & Co., % boys suits.
John s. Naylor &5 Co., 90 dozen pair,
socks.
Johnson & Sons, 4 barrels potatoes.
Hicks & HoRe, bolt OF muslin.
Kirbach & Helm Utrecht, dozen bind.
ing Irvine.
Egger, Warrlck & Co., box chill.
dren's underwear, lot scarfs, 1 ,or
gloves, ! bolt underwear Qadies). l boz
overshirts, dozen children's hose.
Mrs. Woodward, Island, IS worth OF
coffee, So worth OF sugar.
George Rentsch, barrel parsnips.
wheeling Bakery, penkniie for each
member OF the committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
INDUSTRIAL roPIcx
Fo'nss Picked Up Aoous tn. nnl,
Factories

Ho'n's fieked Up Aoout tn. MIN,
Fsctorie.
u' neislre steel works are idle arsi,
The Belmont Brewing Cono.n
having a water we'll drilled At M. ~, -
contractor I. X. McCus, OF tbeIs,,s
ant, o. fieas-
There was big shipment NJ to,,
rom Bloch Bros. yesterday by the =
Harry Smith. a heater a, m. p,
SIDE iron works, has an attack ~ 81
phoid fever Vi ~
:, The wheeling Pottery Company and
'S employees came TO no aRreernsn,
was thought probable yesterdav. a.
The Wheeling steel works will rs,n
W IesIAy. IL Will take three car load,
Vi COKE daiiy to run the big works.
1t Is thought by the improvement,
tue capacity OF the Wheeling ST.,
WORKS VIII be Increased IS per CO..,
peIope the improvements, the Capacity
was 200 tons daily. 10y
The Belmont mill will soon be Pad.
Tor operation, though the date "a NJ,
yet h1ed. Probably the mill will bs -
operation In week. ~
Thliip huntz is having built pav
coai chute between his two old ones on
the south Side. The new chute vii
be used for city trade. val
Considering the times the RIversiS.
iron Works are having a phenomenaI
run Inc output at present is largs,
than IL has been for the last six vesr,
and as much of the plant is going no.
as al any time during that period. Re.
liable authority gives IL, that ona 81.
Is booked for the plate mill which vii
keep II running steadily for sew,
weeks alone, This order IL from ,ba
Page Tube Company OF Warren. q
shipments are being made to all MARI,
OF the United States.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
FRATERNAL MYSTIC CIRCLE.

Union Ruling, No. 293, T. NJ. c., held
an enthusiastic, but small attended
meeting, last Tuesday evening, in the
Hibberd building, 1914 Market street.
One candidate was present for initia-
ton, who afterwards spoke In glowing
terms of the work as given. The
members OF Union Ruling are very
much pleased with the progress Of the
Ruling for 1898, and considering the
scarcity OF money and small amount OF
actual work done the increase is a hand
some one. The plans, objects and in
surance features OF the Fraternal
Mystic Circle compare favorably TO any
fraternal insurance order extaut.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
FROM THE u. & o.
Pieted MP About the Depst and yards
Yesterday

Picted MP About the Depst and Yards
Yesterday.
u. A. Baker is az work after an ill-
ness.
Conductor Chester Ball has returned
20 work after a short vacation.
NJ =. Sigafoose, conductor f. at
work again after a visit to Chicago
r.. y. smith, OF tho nows stand, suf-
fers from painful carbuncle Oh his
hand.
James Vance, engineer OF 20. aud NJ.
j. Brennan, conductor, will 20 20 Pitts
burg, to-day on business.
William Cogloy. section foreman.
who has been suffering from a bad at
tack OF grip, is able 20 be about again.
J. party OF WheelinRltes will leave 10.
morrow Oy the j.. 81 o. for Jackson
Vile, Florida, 10 take in the COrbett-
Mitchell prize fight.
Fireman W. r.. Skelloy, will bo mar
ried the last OF this month 90 popular
young lady in this city. They will
make their home on the South side.
Frank Ross, chief car inspector A.
passenger depot, left yesterday for A
Visit 90 bis mother At Garrett, this state.
Mr.. Ross will be married soon 20 a
Young lady OF that locality.
Patrick Horn, former section fore.
man. has been promoted lie is now as
sistant supervisor OF the Wheeling and
Grafton division. King BIatly has Mr..
Horns plsee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
JR. U. U. A. N.

John A. Logan Council No. o5 is still
holding very interesting meetings every
Wednesday evening, at their hall, 2245
Market street, and every Junior in the
city is always welcome. Last quarter,
ending december 81, 1898, they in
itiated sixteen new members and six
this quarter so far. They have four
candidates to be initiated next meeting
night, and applications coming In al
most every meeting, Their aim is to
be the Banner Council in the city, and
the other Councils had better look to
their laurels. In the near future they
Intend TO have an entertainment and
social for the benfit of the Council.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
THE SECRET SOCIETIES
MASONRY.

On last Monday evening Ohio Lodge,
No. i, met as usual with fine repre-
sentation OF the lodge and visitors pre-.
sent Only routine work was presented,
out some good quarry work was done
which will prepare some good material
Tor the uses of our moral temple struc-
ture
On Wednesday evening Bates Lodge,
NO. 80, held a special meeting and
worked the third on one candidate ia 4
most Intelligent and Impressive manner
and with satisfactory results to the
large number OF jealous craftsmen who
were present at that meeting.
On Thursday evening Wheeling Lodg e
No. held It's regular meeting, aud with
better attendance than has been had
for some time. Wo were glad 10 see
Worshipful Spyer in the East again
after his late illness. and we trust the
brethren OF this lodge will now come to
his assistance In the work OF Masons
attend the lodge aud encourage him I'm
the noble work with which they are
banded together TO perform. not only In
the lodge, but in the quaries, bring to
light good material TO be prepared for a
place in the Temple Of our Order.
The General Committee on Fair and
Festival met on Wednesday evening,
anu undlnR that the time set for the
same would come in Lent, 10 was decl-
ded TO again change IL to begin Tues
day, January 30th, and to be held I've
nights. II Is hoped that every Mason
and their families will right TO work
with vim and make it a grand sue
cess.
The meetings for the coming week
are Wheeling Commandery, No. l, on
Monday evening and as all Sir Knights
have already received the order, there
VIII os a full turnout OF warriors,
equipped for the fray.
On Tuesday evening Bates Lodge,
No. 80, will mold communication and as
they have work In the various grades,
no doubt but there will be some on hand
at that time.
On Thursday will occurr the regular
meeting Of Nelson Lodge, No. 30, and
the announcement is not necessary for a
large crowd OF Jealous craftsman to at
tend, sor that is the case at all its meet
ings. Work is expected at that time in
one or more OF the degrees.
Friday is one Of the monthly stated
sessions OF Osiris Temple. Mystic
Shrine have had no inkling OF anything
that will take place in the near future,
and consequently cannot tell when the
next pilgrimage will start on the
journey for Arabic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
IuE CASUALTY RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
city Yesterday.

About 100 o'clock yesterday after.
noon an engine and four cars loaded
with coal jumped the u. e. O. tracks at
the La Belle mill switch. The freight
was going south with coal from the
Riverside mines, aud something wrong
with the switch caused the accident.
The wreck train got the engine and
cars 90 the track after three hours
work. No one was injured and the
engine was little damaged.
Edward Fritz, tho South Jacob street
butcher, was driving bis wagon near
the city line, near the car barns yester-
day afternoon, when an accident oc-
Cured. Three small boys, not over
twelve years OF age, jumped ia the end
gate Of tho butcher wagon. Crossing
a gutter az rapid rata OF speed. the
end gate was loOsened, precipitating
the boys on the brick pavement. Bach
Of the boys got painfully bruised. Two
81 the BOYS were those of Thomas
Murrlns, and they we're the most main
fully injured. One Of tho BOYS fell on
ihe back Of his head, aud was uncon.
sciOus for time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

spring at the United State, Loga-
tion at Managua. Central America.
Miss Baker is well known In Wheel
Ing, where she passed the early years
OF her life. She Is highly efu.
Gated and accomplished young lady,
having had liberal advantages in the
way OF sstudy, association and travel.
Dr. Stuboert Is the special representa-
tive OF tho Nicaragua Canal Company
In Nicaragua aud Costa Rica, and was
during the period OF its active opera
TONS CHIEF. surgeon OF tho stag OF ply
sicians OF that corporation.
-
John Didion. OF South wetzel street.
and Miss Mary Seashore, Of South Nc
CullouSh street, will be married next
Tuesday, A. the church OF the Immacu-
late Conception.
Next Wednesday evening a. the
brides home. 44O1 Eofr street, Miss
Bertha l.. Blck, n most estimable and
accom- plished young lady will become
Mrs. Edward w. Fritz. Rev. Roberts,
OF the Wesley NJ. Z. Church, will per-
form the ceremony, and the happy
young couple will go TO house keeping
at 4401 Eoh street. A number OF rela-
tiYes and friends are invited TO the we'd
ding.
On the evening OF Sunday, February
4ths the Teutonia Singing Society Will
give one of its enjoyable concerts at its
hail. Next Tuesday evening the ladies
section of the society will give a dance
at tho hall. A delightful event is
planned.
Last Friday was the seventy-seventh
birthday of Mrs. Henry Pihler, of 25l7
Jacob street, and about twenty OF her
friends took the old lady com pletely by
surprise in the evening. The old folks
spent an enjoyable evening together,
among the delights being Il most elegant
repaSt.
Miss Annie O'Brien. OF Tween ty fourth
street, was surprised last Wednesday
night by a number OF her friends call
ing at her home, tho occasion being
her twenty-second birthday. An
evening OF enjoyment was spent.
Several society ladies' will give
dance the fifth OF next month at leu
tonia hall.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

At the last regular meeting OF Alpha
Lodge the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing term: Geo. Il.
Walt, Past Dictator; Chas Bickerton,
Dictator; Chas. j. Ellg, Vice Dictator;
w. c. Pickett, Assistant Dictator; Jos.
Hall, Reporter; Geo. Arkle, Financial
Reporter; $. NJ. Darrah, Treasurer; r.
a. Hall, Chaplain; j. d. McFadden,
Guide; David Greer, Guardian; G.. A..
Beall Sentinel. The trustees will be in
stalled at a future meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS,
BLACK CROOK.

Like good wine, THE Black Crook"
has improved with age. 1t is not gem
orally known, but 10 was an accident
that ballet dancing and specialties were
ever introduced in it. Years ago, AMI
prior to its production, Jarrett & Pa.
mer were making preparations to pro-
duce a French spectacle, and the burn
Ing OF the old Academy OF Music In
New York, In 1865 or '66, left the ballet
people and th9 transformation scene In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
LADIES OF HONOR.

Ladies of Honor will hold their reCu-
lar meeting on Thursday afternoon,
January Is, 1894, at their rooms, No.
IS Twelfth street. There are several
candidates to be initiated and ii is hoped
that all members will be present. al
though the 'gripp" has been visiting
the order to great extent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
L o. q. 7.

Rescue Lodge will attend services At
Wesley NJ. Il. Church this Sunday eve
ming. special sermon will be given
for Good Templars. Sister lodges are
cordially invited to attend. All mem
bers wishing TO 90 will please meet al
T. w. Simpsons residence, No 2oo2l5
Chaplino street, at o'clock sharp.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
ROYAL ARuANum.

Wheeling Council No. 1875 at their
meeting Friday, January -, installed
the following officers:
Regent w ". Exley; Jr. Vice. Chas
u. Reed; Orator, DR.. N. v. BaRulsy.
Past Regent, Dr. II. IL Harrison; Sec.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

retary, Thomas C. Morris: Coll. " -
Brown; Treasurer. J. +. D.cE. a. r. =
lain, j. NJ Voellinger; Gnis HnAp-
"an; Warden. G.. Z. 4. Sylvis. -
mel, M. Il. Kelley. Senu-
Any OF the members viii gladly OIL
Information about the order 49, give
some Of the best fraternal fearuret las
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
LADIES OF THE O. Ar.

The James A. Garfield Circle, Ladies'
OF the c.. A. r., will hold their regular
meeting on Tuesday evening, January
3D. at their Circle rooms, No. IS
Twelfth street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
GOOD TEsiPLARs

rescue Lodge OF Good Tamil.
neio very Interesting meetinc az.
pIuay evening. This lodge viii So
EF.yerslde Lodge OF Bridgeport pa,'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

their hands, so they made arrangement
With Mr.. William Wheatloy, manager
OF Niblo's Garden, % introd uce them TO
"The Black Crook" which he was
getting ready TO put on. They were
successful, and now the result is we'll
known all over America. Accident
never created larger theatrical sue
cess. This superb spectacle vii, be
seen here at the Opera House ne1i
Thursday night.
SLAVERY DAYS"
Monday. Tuesday and WednesdaJ'
January %, 20 and "a, and matinee
oath, the great cOiored production
known as slavery Days" will give
three grand performances at the Grand
Opera House. The week Of December
IS, this company played at GiImores
Auditorium, Philadelphia. Read the
appended notice from the CAL:
slavery days" Is not a drama, buti
sort OF continuous succession OF coli
ored vaudeville, nicely woven together
The performance was entertaining
throughout.
NEWTON BEERS.
This gifted actor will appear AZ tho
Grand Opera House the last three nighs
OF this week ia a fine production OF
Lost la London" Special scenery :
carried by this company, and this gfea'
melodrama will be properly stage1'
Seats on sale 1T the Grand box ONCE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

The engagement OF DR. Stubbert aod
Miss Anna Baker, o. ST. PAUL. MINI. q
daughter OF Hon. Lewis Baker. Amer.-
can Minister TO Costa Eca, Nicaragua
and Salvador, aud formerly editor OF
the RE0fsrER. is announced. The we'd
ding will take place ia the early
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

About twenty-five couples ~ South
Side young people and a number from
MIngO Junction surprised Miss Eliza
Frazier at her home on the corner of
E0G and Twenty-dfth streets last Mon
day night bY dropping in unexpectedly
20 spend the evening. Music and re-.
freshmonts added 90 the other pleasures
Of the evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

At the production Of Mother Goose's
Vision" az Convent Hall, Friday evening
solos we're rendered during the inter
missions By Mrs Geo. UpderraT.
Misses Emma Yahn and Rose Hoffman,
and Mr.. Frank Caldwell. The affair
was complete success, and a. a result
the sum OF 1888 will be added % tho
treasury OF the Ladies' Aid Society of
the cathedral Tho chaporones we're:
Misses Maggie and Mamie Campbell.
julia and Josephine Fading, lille
Reilly, Kate Eoseley, Anna Wingerter.
Anna Carroll, Lizzie Kulgen, Lotue
Waterhouse, Mamie Kennedy, and
Helen uevr.rs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

was given by the Marcella Club, than
which no other social organization In
the city Is capable OF giving more
charming affairs. Kilimeyer furnished
the music to which the mem bers of the
CLUB kept time through long and we'll
arranged programme OF dances.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

MISS Stella Eckhart entertained very
handsomely last "Wednesday evening at
the home OF her father, MIR. George w.
Eckhart, on North Main street. The
house was prettily decorated with cut
nowers aud plants. Dancing was the
entertainment provided for the guests,
and the evening was most delightfully."-
spent by all who were SO fortunate as
TO be present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

Mrs. Senator Faulkner made very
happy entrance into Washington soci-
ETY. on Thursday last when her FIRST re-
copUon was given. The names OF many
ladies' prominent fro Washington social
circles appear upon the list OF those
who assisted her, and the charming
manner and winning woys which first
fascinated Senator Faulkner attracted
90 the fair bride a host of friends upon
the occasion OF her hrst reception. The
Washington Lrsniug STAR speaking Of
The reception. says.
"Mrs. Faulkner held a most brilliant
and delightful reception yesterday
afternoon. 10 being her first appearance
iu Washington society invested the re-
ception with more than ordinary Inter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

Mrs Governor MacCorkle gave a very
elegant reception az the new executive
mansion FOO Charleston last Thursday
evening. Mrs. MacCorkIe was assisted
by about o dozen prominent society la
dies OF the Capital City. The reception.
which U.s. thefrst Mrs NacC0rkIe's health
would permit Of her giving slice sbe
has been in official lie. was very large
one, attended by the most fashionable
portions OF Charleston society.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

:. = ~ 4"8''''3 1s@11<E".
NEW YORK, JANUARY 2o--F. Leonard
OF wheeling, Is registered at the Asto
House.