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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

lanterns suspended from arches and
buildings; a constantly moving throng
OF fashionable men and women, the
moving palms, fragrant flowers and rare
exotlcs and the soft, rythmic melody of
the orchestra, all combining 20 make a
picture never to be forgotten.
The Elks outing Is a memory and will
long remain q criterion for affairs Of its
nature.
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A special to the REGISTER from
Clarksburg, says: One of the prettiest
weddings that has ever taken place in
West Virginia was that Of Miss Della
Hammond, OF this city, 10 Mr.. Benjamin
Rathbone Blackford, OF Parkersburg,
on last Wednesday evening, in Christ
Episcopal Church, At nine-thirty o'clock,
TIE Rev. DR.. Douglas Z. Forrest offici-
ating.
Promptly at the appointed time the
sweet strains OF the wedding song from
"Loehengrin" greeted the arrival Of the
bridal party. During the second verse
the bridesmaids, proceeded by the two
flower girls, entered from the vestry
room 10 the middle OF the chancel,
where they separated, some turning TO
the left, some 10 the right, going down
the side aislss they met the bride with
her maid Of honor at the entrance.
The bridal procession, led by the lit
tie flower girls and maids Of honor,
passed up the middle aisle, the bride,
followed by the bridesmaids and ushers,
leant on the arm of her father, Col
Henry Raymond, who led her to the
step Of the Chancel, where she was met
by the groom and his best man, Mr.
Harry Camden and DR.. Forrest; after
the betrothal they advanced to the altar
rail where the service was concluded
After the ceremony a beautiful recep-
sion was held az the home Of the brides
father, which were attended by few
intimate friends and relatives.
Tho bride wore a most becoming
gown of elegant cream white satin, the
only trimming Of which was soft folds
OF chiffon. Her only ornaments con-
sisted OF a magnificent diamond star,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
SMALL TALE.
minor Matters OF InssrsW Briefly and
Pithily Told

| Pfthny Told
| THERE will be very interesting
| Pentecostal service at the Synagogue,
at ten o'clock this morning.
THE handsome new residence Of Irwin
Bowman, on South Jacob street, is
com plete, and will be occupied this
week.
AT the matinee session OF Police
! Court yesterday, His Honor assessed
Jas. Boyce. 4 drunk run in by Donovan,
| 81 and costs.
TODAY the street cars will be run to
the end Of the new tracks Ia North
Wheeling for the first time since the
road was rebuilt.
A VALUABLE dog owned by Fred
Stenge was run over and killed bv
the street cars at Forty-fonrth street
yesterday afternoon.
In the article about the graduates Of
the public schools yesterday. the name
of Harry Bowers, of Richie school,
should have been George Bowers.
LAST Friday 81 the camp down the
river near Glendale, the South Side
Orphans caught 3 fish weighing over
forty pounds. The fish was OF the cat
tribe.
There will be interesting services this
morning and evening at the ST. An
drew's mission on the South Side.
Regular services will cow be held twice
every Sunday.
IN the run to the fire last Friday
evening the Eighth ward men made q
record for speed. They came from the
hose house 10 Fourteenth street in six
and one-half minutes.
CHILDREN's Day exercises will be OBJ
served to-day at the Third Presbyterian
Church. The church will be finely dec
grated, and the services in the evening
will be Of unusual interest.
THE steamer Paris, of the American
line, sailed Wednesday morning for
Southampton with $50 first cabin, 299
second cabin and 3s5 stserage passen-
gengers-all the steerage sho could
carry.
HENRY GRAVES and VIM. Gosmin,
both colored, had a lively fight, back
of Second ward market house, about
half-past eleven last night, and Graves
had his nose broken and lost some
teeth.
THE annual picnic OF the students OF
Wheeling Business College will take
place on Friday, June 18th, AZ Wheel
Park. All the old students OF the insti-
tuition are invited, as well as their
friends. The committee In charge Will
make the outing a success.
THIS is the day of the long looked for
and long planned excursion OF the
Teutonia Singing Society, to New
Matamoras, o., by the steamer Liberty.
The boat will leave the wharf at s
o'clock a. M, be at the LaBele landing
at SEQ and at Bloch Bros. az $40. Over
four hundred tickets are sold.
LAST Thursday night the Golden Eagle
band of Bellaire came TO this city and
paid a pleasant visit TO the lodges OF the
South Side. On next Friday evening
there will be big festival at Bellaire,
TO be given by Bellaire City Castle No.
IA, and many Of the Golden Eagle men
of this city will attend. The band will
come to this city ana will get the lodges
OF this city and will go to Bellaire by
one of the steamboats,. The members
OF the Commandery, which is Wheeling
Castle, will be in full uniform.
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the gift Of the groom, which held her
veil, a beautiful necklace, a present
/ from her mother, and an army badge
which her father had worn in eighteen
battles during the late war.
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The maid OF honor, Miss Nellie era
/ ham Basel, looked superb in gown OF
/ Dresden China silk, trimmed with tur-
Ouoise blue satin and elegant Duchesse
| lace.
! The bridesmaids presented a lovely
| appearance In their colOred gowns and
/ Marie AutOinetts tissues. They were:
/ Miss Juliette Blackford, sister Of the
( groom, who wore \ gown OF light cream
Moire, Miss Flora Raymond, a cousin
OF the eride, wors yellow silk, Miss
/ Marie Murdoch, OF Parkers6urg, was
dressed in blue Moire, and Miss Mar
guerite CoDIin in pink satin. They each
carried a garland OF smilax and car
nations.
The charming little flower girls, Miss
/ Fannie White, Of MOrgantOwn, and Miss
/ Matte Basel, OF Ciarks0urg, wore
white mule frocKs and carried baskets
I filed with marguerites.
The ushers were Mr.. William Black
! ford, OF Baltimore; Mr.. Stephen Rice,
/ OF Wheeling; Mr.. Camden Sommers, OF
( Norfolk, Va, and Messrs. Lloyd Reed
and Charles Hart, Of Clarksburg, each
| OF whom wore a boutonniere OF white
carnations.
The chancel was lavishly decorated
with palms, roses and smilax, aud at
/ the head OF the middle aisle, separat-
/ ing the chancel from the body Of the
church, were two gates made OF
daisies and wild ferns.
The bridal couple left on the East
/ ern express for Baltimore, Old Point
Comfort and Boston. Afterwards they
will take up their residence in Parkers-
! barg.
The going-away gown OF the bride
I was OF brown cloth, made with Prince
Albert coat aud silk vest, with hat TO
Miss Della Raymond, that used to
/ he. was one of ClarkSburg's greatest
beues and a favorite with all, her place
will not soon be filed, s0d her absence
will be felt more and more.
/
J MISS GerLEuQo A4tALu "-S -oANSAS- =
very pleasant surprise party at her
home on TWenty-hith street last Mon
/ dav evening, in honor Of the anniver-
sarv Of her birth. There were twenty
eight little people present, who en-
loved themselves immensely.
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/ Bslvedere, the beautiful old home
stead OF Mrs. Virginia Beall, on the hill
tops Of Brooke county, which for years
/ has been we'll known for the generous
/ hospitality extended TO its guests, was
taxed to the utmost TO welcome the
friends who had gathered TO witness the
marriage OF Miss Clara A. Beall 10 Mr..
Walker Irwin Frissell, OF Wheeling, on
Wednesday.
At noon, to the strains Of LOhengrin's
tding march, the bridal party enter
70 spacious parIors. The bride and
were preceded by the brides
r, NJ Charles II. Beall and Miss
Mr.. John I. Gallaher, OF
cousin OF the groom, a
the brides sister, Miss
be maid OF honor. and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
Points Picked Up Aoout the Nuts aud
Factories.

Points Picked Up About the huis hno
Factories.
Some more OF the moulds have been
shipped from factory II, on the South
Side, TO Pittsburg. Few Of the molds
are now at the works.
The Wheeling steel works are not In
operation, it being necessary to order a
shut down by reason OF the need OF coke
and coal. When the plant will be start
ed is indefinite.
For the first time since the strike be-
gan the La Belle iron works are totally
without fuel. 1t is thought, however,
that enough can be secured so that the
tack factory can be run a part OF this
week, using some wood with the coal.
The entire works OF the Riverside are
idle. This is caused by the coal strike
and the need OF materials. There was
but small part Of the tube works re-
naming on and the two furnaces closed
down last evening. The entire works,
employing over 1000 met, will be Idle
10 the morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
PLUM BERS
MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL. WATERS !!

HATHoRN wATER-We have a large stsok
OF this celebrated AiRerAl Water on hand which
we are closing out At reduced prices In srdsr 70
make room for other goods. Put up IN doL.
2doL. and 4doI. packages.
sPRUDEL WATER-Ths King Of Mineral
waters, from Nj Clemens, Mich. A pure,
whelesous water, unsurpassed a. beverage
and table water.
KROHTHAL WATER 90 From KronthAl
Springs, Nassau, Germany. This Mineral Wa
ter 10 Justly celebrated for its sroslisnt digss.
tive qualities. Is also refreshing aud delicious
summer drink, either pure or miIsd with fruit
syrup. milk, wine or bran dy.
APOLLINARIs WATER~Fron hehIh
Prussia, Germany, In pints and qgesu.
p. WELTG q CO,
Ills Main and 1871 Market SfsstL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

The general warmth OF the suns rays,
the balmy breezes, the vsrdurs clad
hills aud the budding flowers, all spoke
Of the presence Of spring. Society too,
appears in new garb. The form of
entertainment has changed. The solree
and reception and afternoon tea has
given place to the conventional outing
or lawn party. The public highways
are filed with smart eQupages, the
streets with promenaders and shoppers
In bright attire. The fashionable world
has fairly entered upon the summer
season, and that portion OF IL which, or
account OF the hard times or other rea-
sons, will remain at home during the
heated term, will find Wheeling society
more interesting probably than ever be-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
TO-DAY AT mozARr PARK
The Strongest Man In America Will Give
An ExhIhIfInn

The Mozart Park management offers
q special attraction 10 its patrons to-
day. This afternoon Mr.. ]. w. Hart.
the strongest American in America.
will give an exhibition OF his wonderful
powers. Some OF his feats are almost
incredible. Mr.. Hart gave q private ex-
hioition before select audience, and
the spectators were astonished.
Among Mr.. Harris feats of strength
are pulling against two horses, break
ing rocks with the bare fists, breaking
chains in several styles, tearing two
decks Of playing cards with the hands,
driving spikes through 2]I inch plank
with one blow OF the hand, aud with
drawing them with the teeth, etc.
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See our 1oc sailors, worth SOC. Rice
Drowned At Martins Ferry.

Last night about six o'clock John
Bowers crossed the river In q skin with
his father-in.l law, Walter Harris. aud
David Thomas. They landed near
Mears' cooper shop, In Martins Ferry,
and got out. The skiff 1oated out 10
the river before IL was noticed. Bowers
Jumped in and swan after the skill,
but the distance was so great that he
gave out before reaching II, and wa:
drowned. At latest reports the bodJ
had not been found. lie was Iaoorer
in the Etns. STANDARD and leaves wife
and three children.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
THE SUMNER SEASON
IN WHEELING SOCIETY OPENS MOST AU-
SPlOOUSLY.
The Elks' Dating a. the Park - A Nrmber Of
Notable Weddings During the Week
Prospective Social Affairs

File, on the doubt; the trembling hesitationl
lie, on the modern oveg-carcful maid
Seeking % gain a N ore exalted station;
Eager 70 MARY; ttmldly afraid.
Sorting her Suitors; cynically Weighing
one with the other; youth against brains.
Fame, rank and fOrtune in the balance pray
ing
That welded Joys may compensate les pains.
Passion is naught. Her intellect prevents her
Ever from tarowiug misgivings 70 tie winds.
An metaphysics psychology ana Spencer,
Vague apprehensions terrify her laind.
Oh for a girl like Juliet, unthinking.
Warm 10 an instant loving IN a breath;
Bindly devoted, unwavering, uushriukinE:
Sweet true aad tender In the face OF death.
-PUcE.
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tore during the same months OF the
year. The Elks outing was an auspi-
ciOus opening of the season, and there
are enough prospective events already
announced 70 insure a say period eX-
tending beyond the nations natal day.
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No society event of like magnitude
ever given 10 Wheeling ever met with
such success as the fourth annual out
ing OF Wheeling Lodge, b. P. o. Elks,
70 which an added interest attached,
from the fact that the affair also marked
the formal opening OF the new Casino,
Wheeling PARKS splendid amusement
enterprise. Six thousand people were
present during the two DAYS Of the at
fair, vet so well managed was il that
,ssemblage was thoroughly congo
the disorderiy element being con-
.uous by It's absence. There was not
unpleasant incident 70 mar the com
etc success Of the outing much OF the
redlt for the barDy state OF affairs be-
e due 10 the Park management
he weather was proptOus. Better
,eould not have been secured II
20 order. 10 was distincti7ely a
event, aud as such scored mag
nt success. Theatre parties were
I'D a fortnight in advance, aud
,red all over the Casino during Mr..
entertainments we're little
os of society people, many OF the
sin bright evening costume. Oi
or. Roland Reed aud his company toe
much cannot be said by way Of praise.
The Elks made happy selection, since
r. Reed is prime iayorits in Wheel
e, and be and his supporting company
true artists. the Woman Halter
Lend Me Your Wife" axe refined
ties, devoid OF horse play, aud not
ling upon ludicrous make-upS,
gh aud tumble action, for their
1t is doubtful If the two
were ever more creditably
DIT and 10 is certain that they
= produced before more
apDreciative audience.
enthusiastically received.
evening, the entire COM
curtain call, and Mr..
ceiul and happy i've
Miss Isadore Rush
1uors with the star.
reSs, a true artist,
"a lady. She has
is 10 this city.
20 members OF
ed Mr.. Reed
IN, and there
-in9 st the
seo'Olock
fellows
House,
Nd, and
sere
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
THE CASUALLY KECORD.

Tho Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday
Henry Dannenberg. the we'll known
butcher OF South Eoff street, met with
a painful accident last Friday. He was
at work with a meat cutter when two OF
the fingers OF his left hand were nearly
severed. DR.. Mccoy, OF South Jacob
street, dressed the injury.
Charles Keesing, well known man
OF the South Side, cut his foot very
badly with wood chisel. The injury
was dressed by w. +. Stathers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

A fne Diamond Stud, II KITS. left
With us for sale. by one who is hard
up.n Price, $1,000. Real value. SlS5.00.
/. G. DILLON & Co.
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THE Bass will bite this coming week.
Call and get one Of our $3.50 split BAN
hoo rods. /. q. DILLON 81 Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

Go to Mozart Park to day and see j. w.
Hart, the strongest man In the world.
Performances afternoon ana evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

A NICE solid silver Chataline Watch
for So. 80, at l. G. DILLON q Co.'S
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Fortunate Circumstances Surround an
Accident

Accident.
Last evening about half past seven n
rope that supports large lamp In the
Opera House, At Martins Ferry, caught
fire from the lamp, burned In two aud
the lamp came down with crash and
the oil ignited. The lamp was quickly
thrown out in the alley back Of the
Opera House. The oil again ignlted
and nearly set fire to the store room
across the alley. The FIRE department
was called out, but its services were
not needed. Had this occurred an hour
later there would have been serious re-
suits.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.

Our 400 Sailors are tho nnost value in
the city. Rice'5.
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See our 1oO Sailors. worth 500. ElCs''

WE make fine Diamonds our great
specially. !. u. DILLON a. 20
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Trimmed LsEhoru nat. 75o. swabAck.rs

If You want nice Diamond Ring or
Stud at special bargain, call at
]. G.. DILLON 81 Co.'S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

Miss Grace Uudegrsf has accepted
the appointment as soprano at the First
Presbyterian church. for the year COM
mencing July 1st Mrs. Tatum has also
been engaged as contraIto for the same
period.
Sig. Ricardo Rlcci Is IN the city, called
hIther al the request OF 3 large number
OF his old pupils. and on Monday he Will
commence q short term In vocal music.
Sig. Riccrs many friends will welcome
him back 70 Wheeling.
See our trimmed LsghOrns, swa-
hackers.
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Mn,IcaI Notes.

Our trimmed Hat. 81 so. the cheapest
SHabackar's.
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A Rare bargain

See our 1sc sailors. worth soc Rice's
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

Handsomely Trimmed Hats s1.5o. swa-
hackers.
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All Trimmed Millinery marked away
down. swabAcker's.
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Handsome. reasonable, stylish Millinery.
sEAbaeksr'A
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See our trimmed LeghornS, 75c. swa.
bac ker's.
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See our Toe saIIor,. worth 5oc. Rice',
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

A NICE solid silver Chatalint Watch
for $3.50, at /. G. DILLON & Co.'S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

See eur 1oo sailors, worth soc Rlcs,..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

Go to Mozart Park to-day and see j. w,
Hart tho stronEest man In the world
Performances afternoon and evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

Monday evening at the ne of
George ColOboF %h II ninth
street, the You Union
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The b.,t value. in sailors. swnbAel.r'..
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See our 100 sailors. worth SOC Rlos'G
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The West Virginia Z University Alumni
Association will give its annual ban
auet at the Old Chapel Hall, Morgan
town, on Wednesday afternoon OF next
week. The con mittee in charge is
composed OF c. z. Ollie, j. G. LaZZell
and Robert A. Armstrong.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

Mr.. aud Mrs. 4 81. Hamilton have
issued invitations for the wedding Of
their daughter, Miss Katherine Balsley,
to Mr.. Walter Howard de Vries, The
ceremony will De performed st the Nc
Lure House on Tuesday evening, June
10Th, at o'clock. The bride and groom
will leave on al extended wedding tour,
and upon theii return will be at home
to their friends after July 5th 81 the
southeast corner corner OF Sycamore
and Stamvix streets. Mount Washing
ton, Pittsburs The bride is popular 10
Wheeling society. The groom was for
merly q resident OF Wheeling, but is
now ASSISTANTS. & o. ticket Fgent al
PittSburg.
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A quiet, but very pretty and Inter
esting nuptial ceremony, was perform
ed at six o'clock Wednesday morning,
at ST. Joseph's Cathedral in the pres
ence OF an assemblage of friends
and relatives of the happy prin-
cipals. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Charles b. Arnold and Miss
Emma busch, both OF This city. The
attendants were Mr.. George A. Truschel
and Miss Flora Zinkann. Rev. Father
Robert O'Kane performed the i'm
pressive ceremony. The bridal party
was then driven to the home OF the
brides parents, where an excellent
wedding spread was discussed. Later,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold left on an extend
ed honeymoon trip. Upon their return
they will make their home in Wheeling.
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General Fuigh. .Da Ps...sssI Ages.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

Recently at the Body Hotel in To-
ledo, Ohio, DR.. George p. Chenowith
and Miss Hattie Johns, of Main street,
this city, were married. Mr.. Cheowith
is one OF the progressive young physi-
clans of Toledo. The happy young
couple will reside in that city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

Last Thursday evening there was
pleasant social event at the home Of
Miss Alice Walters, Of No. 81 Four
teenth street. Eight couples Of friends
of the popular young lady enjoyed the
evenings pleasures. Interesting games
we're played and delicious refreshments
were served.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

See our trimmed Lsghorns.
hackers.
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mitteeman-JameS n. helI'
WEBSTER DISTRICT
There was large meeting OF the Sixth
ward Republicans last evening. Henry
c. Meyer presided and Z. Blon acted as
secretary. The following suggestions
were made:
Delegates to the County Convention
John w. Kites, Frank Fleming, I.
Simpson, A. D. Howell, w. B. Lewis,
George Bordeaux, Wilson Johnson, VIM.
Linslev, s. Bender, Frank Bero, ).
Flanagan, c. Leonhart, Peter Habig,
Arthur Kline aud John Auth.
Congressional Sonvention-AtkiDson
delerates-Chas. Z. thinner, jacob Rit-
ger. John Leasure, Chas. Dowler, Harry
Hanes, Henry Kearn and Lon ST. Myers.
Dovener deleRates-George Devinney'
James Travis, Samuel Johnson, Capt.
Carney, John Cummins, Lenry Meyer
and George Bordeaux.
County COMMISSIONERS. Nj. Hatha'
wav, /. V. Ebeling, P. Z. HeinieIn, and
c. II. Dowler.
School Commissioner-Wm. r. bud.
ley, VIM. B. Lewis, VIM. Linsley and
Thomas Simpson.
Justice-Hess Henlen and Oscar
Fowler.
ConstabIe-J0hn Auth, George Med
ley. John Strobe and b. Frazier
Executive Committee-H. c. Meyer.
IN THE COUNTRY.
The DoveneT delegates in the country
districts are as foliDWs:
TriadeIphia-CApt. VIM. Mccoy, JohI
Hand. II. J. Hngus and w. F. Peterson
Liberty-W. H. c. Curtis and YIN
Dunlap. -
Richlsnd-Jas. syrith.
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The outing to be given by the Mar
cellus Club, a popular organization,
next Thursday evening at Wheeling
Park, promises to be one OF the leading
society events Of the season. The out
ing is the first of the club for this year,
and all is being done possible to make
it success. Arrangements are being
made for feast at the Park restaurant.
Prof. Killmeyer will furnish the music.
Arrangements are made to have spe-
cial motor return from the Park at ?
o'clock q. N.