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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-12-07

1t Mould Seem as if the Excitement was
Surely AbatiHg.

n y. Times AAenOerHt-
1T seems that Louisiana is, after all
TO have only four Of fiye contests in
stead Of eight. as originally apnpuneed
1t was reported from Washington the
other day that the seat Of Congressman
Robertson was to be contested. We
theaght it strange At the 1iIne, as there
was no possible ground for it. The rel
pnbiiean candidate refined fFoul the field
seme tame before the election, and tie
peputist nominee Wilson, lsy name, re-
eeiyed no Netes at4all ID many of the
parishes, and eply a Aanaful IN others
Somebody however, wrote 10 Washing
ton that gentest would be made; hut
the defeated candidate, Wilson, who
oaght 10 know. declares there win be
none
The tW0 promised contests of tie la-
lsqr candidates - the tirstand second
districts have not Inateriaiized. There
was nothing in them aud II asw seems
that they werea meEe threst, like the
eanRaigu made by the new party.
Nsr has anything been set heaRl ~
Ehe Centest IF Bailey against Ogden
which Nc were teld mas 10 he made. 1t Is
net known Ehefhsri II has been altogether
shaagionad 81 net; there is, iadsad, 10
news Whatsoever ahaRt il. bat The Fery
faet Thai theEe i no news after alhtle
hluEteF made At iirsf would inaieate that
tbs mattsr has been dropped
This lsaY Is only feur eqRteets 81 hall
what I'VE were qrisinally NEanised--
keEaoehar agaiaHt Meyer III the 1iEst,
CpleuRn agataet Buck ii tie seaead.
Baa1tie agaiast FFiee - the third and
Beaait against Aaatpsr - 81 iilth, and
of thece the fzst and last are being
proserqted Nith sery Little y3zgr
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-12-07

The young Gear has eyislaHtly read
smae Of ths PsR4lar mapifsstes VI The
GenaAn EmpereF. His ataEmaiign that
Pc strength and stahiliiy IF lsaly Ilns-
sia lies IL heE unify - ~ AID heE nn-
issHnael aeFetipn ~ "a Keasis like &
asssense tie GH1aan EuperoE. l,s,r
~ tenAsis 3saFiiaer EW
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-12-07


Estimating the production Of maple
sugar az s2,O000o0 pounds per aRnum,
and basing the production Of cane, bret
and sorghum slgar on the official
weights, it is found that the toIal do
mestic sugar production during the fiscal
year ending june 80, 1892 amounted 10
AZ. SIS $50 pounds.
The next fiscal year it increased 10
81. 25O, zoe pounds. and during the tiseal
year ending jane 80, 1884, it further in
creased To eS9, 230,7aO pounds. which is
66.9 per oentum over the sugar pEudac-
tiOn in the first bounty year mentioned
The commissioner states that bounty
claims amounting TO ss72, is. - ON sugars
produced during the existence Of the
bounty were unpaid when the repeating
act went into effect He makes no
recommendation as 10 the payment Of
these or other claims, nor was it expected
that he wOUld do so in report merely
intended Ia cover the routine operations
Of the internal revenue buTeau.
The commissioner freely states to all
inquireTs that in his opinion the Produ-
GERS should be paid the boaBty on sugars
produced upon the faith of the Mckinley
law and his influence will be thrown An
thar behalf Whenever il may be properly
exercised.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16
@al9ene / Mor8e.

Sni af 2anbets Nn,ter af6olbles be
fefe Balsmanbsbals ben l7be Sept.
Sra bis1e Mn1ter nel9es til1ammen 49
@tortbinssmenb. S &riftians Nmt
Itaar 81 8enftre mob 81 9pire. Gor
Be pprige Mmter er 8alset afgiort for
Mfersbns (Spire), Sebemarfen (9}en<
itre), Sitter os Manbal (&enitre)
@tapanger (9gire) @pubre 8ersenbus
(S5ire), &omsbal (@eni itre), @pnbre
3ronbbien (8enftre) os Gorbre Ser
senbus (6gire.) S bisle Meobelelier
ct lite siort nosen Gfielnins mellem be
to 9piresrupper. 8aa @eitlanoet falz
Der be feite S6irepalsmanb fig for
"Mpberate" Wten Soritjeuen ct blot
/ Nabnet. @enitres Seier 3ronbz
biem biltes meb 8eseiitrins af &enitre
bele 2anbet pber. S &riftianian6 bar
Benitre ieiret me6 ftort Slertal.
8eb @alsman6s sbalset 8ersen bar
8enitre bunbet en 9limrenbe @eier.
Set er nu life uutuli9t, at @eni tire fan
pinbe pg1aa / &rtitiania.
6pire bar taar brebet MDrmanbsbez
Ien / flor @fala. Sc er Sienber al
Gtemmeretsu6pibelie, baber ben iom
Be1ten, men naar bet fniber / bisie
Balgtreble, 1aa laper be MDrm9nb.
Set maa saa tilbase meb Seirefatierne,
@amfunbets Sprlparere, ErQnens o9
Mlterets @ern, lom be fal6er fig,
liben De n1aa tb til Mbrene forat ifaffe
fine afbenstse Statler Stemmeret.
6pire bar tabt 6ibttl be @mter, bnor
Be bar brepet fit Mprmanbspeien, unbz
ta8en paa Dpre gfer, buur be bandit peb
9jelp al fine MDrmeno. Sc lob ber psz
Iaa Brenbebin flumne frit.
@tiftan1tmaub .. WBr9 ct bal9t til
@tortbinssmanb fra 9amar, @ipbif us
2Mebammer. Sc to fbite 8Der bar
Benitre, men bet b1ep alli9ebel 9birez
palg, ba Be life bar ferfe nof mob 9az
mar. Gpr TromsB er pal9t &ettor
9plf, Benitre. Sur Erunbbiem er
balst: 2asmanb 2inbboe, @teen, 9iz
reftBr for Mur9es 8anf, 8omboff, Muz
rer Saserup (Benitre.) Sor Samme=
| fef, Bartg Ds 8absB CT pal9t BDfoseo
selmer fpgire.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16
Toritte4t8e NDbeoer.

'Mpbbngserenn" fan faces / tire
Ntaaneber Tor 25 Gents.
"Wtnneiota Yoiten" er Oslaa saat
ober til 0pen.
6au1ar 2psnabanen blen in6biet af
&onsen ug &ronprinien ben 25be Sepz
ter1ber.
sSfslge Telegram fra &riitiania af
fibfte 2grbag bar Benitre erobret Mor=
ses 9obebitab. Benitre babbe 1926,
!Sgire 1850 os @ucialiiterne 522.
6opebfaben er altiaa life lengere "ben
&lippe, iom &abitalismen moi fan om=
1fble, men albrig operfDqe", 1om bet
iaa lense bar bebt Spires Srsaner.
Sf6lge be iibfte gfterretninser fra
&risen, be9Dnber &tna at unoerbanble
on1 Sreb. Set ct biQi9 til at aner=
tienbe &oreos l1afbensisbeb os betale
Sapan &rissoufoitnin9erne. Ser
melbes u9iaa, at &uslanb braser fan.z
men Eroppemasier paa &inas Norb=
srenbie. st farlist Dprpr er brubt
ub 9anfatu, &ina.
Olaf 9fe,pbouie, Stuift Sails, itriz
Der til os: "Seg fan bilie Sem, at S.
@bbp tnapt pil faa Maioritet fer / fit
eset @ountp (&ope). Seq bor fer i
gountiet us peo, bporlebes @tillinsen
er. Ser / bort Eotunibip bil 8oen faa
en- uperbelben6eW Wajoritet. Set bielper
life, bDab &epublifanerne itriber pg
ifrt9er "gnarfii iiter". Sc pil bli la9ne
al,sepel, os 2btfe paa @eiien meb benz.
CONGRESSMAN Haldor E. Boen and C.
P. Aldrich of the State Executive Com
mittee of the Peoples Party will speak at
Eollorrirnr
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16
9arS 9felion uotaler fig om Tois.

Sor nosen Eib fben fit les ct 8reb
fra $. u. GoIs meb Sureipprsiel ON,
bporlebes l1bfsten bar ber for 8. s..
&augans pg Die &rons @als, os ies
fortalte / @uar til bam,buab ies troebe,
ltgeirem, ba altiammen rar pripat, at
8. $. 9ausan baobe en- multg l1bfist
til at b1t pal9t, ban ielp tror 9obt,
1asbe jes, mebens ies tbiler, enbifipnt
ie9 ffa1 9ipre aft, bpab 1eg fan for bam
(Ds iasen pil fortente mig beri ba, ban
bar neret min 8reit og 8en e9 ttltge
bar jes lert at fienbe bam iom en- rebez
lig Siel % cit trofat &efprner).
Men Dle &rpns 11biister, 1asbe ies,
ct meset baarltse % ban fan intet 9aab
babe ont at bli oalst, ba $. 6. 8oen
bar efterlabt fig for 9ob &ecorb / &onz
gres1en. Seq bar life &opt af 8repet,
inen bette er on1trent Snbbolbet, af
bpab ieg ifrep. So, Sois, ban fanbt
Set pas1enbe at tnbrDtfe | 8labet, bpab
ieg iasbe ONT @augan; men bar u6elob,
bnab ie9 1a9be om Ole &ron og reo
iaale6es nit pripate 8rep iitDtter os
inbrDffebe 8labet, bpab ban troebe
bar til bans pgBrpbibi tionspartietsS sSorz
bel. 9an flyer "9fpe Mormanben"
fpr 256e Gept.: "Den befienbte Puz
pulif, Qars Melion IRA Dalton, ftriz
bet: Seq ital sjpre aft, ie9 Tan for 8.
8. @au9an." 9eu, ies ipntes bette lille
rar ret siort af Sofs, os 1aa ifrep leg
ct Tibet StDtte og bab bam at tnbIette
bet / Blabet iibite use, men ban fanbt
forsobt life at 9ipre bet, % iaa trep
lea efter Manufriptet, at ban itul6e
iente bet tilba9e, ba ie9 lite babbe
&opi, men nei, intet tom. Seq for
glemte ri9tieuof at inblegge @tamps
for Eilbage{enbellen,o iaalebes bill jeg
nu benpenbe mig til "@obbusseren" for
at faa ubtale min Menin9 ont en- iaaz
ban Gremsan9smaabe. Sor bel. fbrite
pilbe ban benbtte fig af min @elmentbeb
peb at bru9e en- iaaban 9if, for ban
pibfe pel paa 5orbaanb, at ieg bar
Sausans @enos for bet anbet. faa neg
ter ban mig 5orioar, % ies flyer, at
Iaabant CT en- Dberit iimpel Gremgongs>
maabe, os fan lite &robibitioniiterne
fremme lin Gag paa anben Maabe enb
bee 2iit at ppmpe sobtroenbe @elgere,
iaa itaar beres Sag baarlig % netop
benne lille Stres af Gois pil maai ite
foite Saugon mango Stemner. S8
tilfbit bill ieg fise Sois, at be fotosraz
ferebe Brebe, iou 9asen bar ! "Rob<
buggeren", bill bli troet, inbtil ban bar
fen9}et 9a9ett % bepif beb &etten, at
ban er en- Galitner. &um ibu, at bu
ielp bar brust famine Metbobe, 6ois!
Cars Nelion,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16
30. A..

2srbos bleo ri forbubt at offentlis<
8ibre fere af 8repene fra Sois til Set
gen. 5ois bar nu Fere Tiger benesz
tet 8repenes @9tbeb. 9an bar fiutz
Peltben paafaaet, at be BAT fabriteret.
Ds Ieisen bar Freuet "gepe Mormarz
ben", at ban % 5ofs al6ris bar pefslet
Brepe, iom be oar banse for at labe
Soft ie paa Brent. s ct ienere $50. af
Blabet iasbe ban, at faabanue '8repe,
iom be, ber bar ftaaet / "Saobbus9eren" {,
bapbe ban albris iet fbr. 9eu beber
bet / &fasen, at ban bar forlanst 8re=
nene ubleperet, men at ni Bat na9tet %
frembeles ne8ter at ublebere benz.
Ieiaesl bar alarig forlau8t lt08en 8repe
ublepsret, % ii Tan forftaa, at bet lisz
ger lite ban1 iaa ierbeles paa 9ierte at
binbre Dffentlissibrelien. Set ct Sois,
iom faar ubfbrt, aft bet iom foretases
mob us ! benne Nffere. 9an ielp
os bans &umpasrton 2unb fisurerer
iom Bonbsmenb, % bans Sasferer ct
u. @ois fra Moorbeab. @jennem
benne bar ban faat ben ibarbi9e @epllz
blitaner St. $. Marben berfebs til at
inouilse Sniunctiun. S Torbisaaenbe
1ast er bet ben famine Marben, iom
fenbte &oitins / Sensiel, forbi bait
bruste 8ibeliteber | fit Goripar mob
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16

@ bar siort Mrransement meb g.
M. Dpen, iaa enboer, Der inbienber til
% $1.S5 Tan faa baabe "@obbusseren"
e9 "FARM STOCK and HOME" for ct
belt Nar.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16
Seq bare ippr, leg.

gtn, ba Sans 9eelion bar n,elbt iis
iom uafbensis Ranbibat for County.
Ereaiurer, itulbe leg % Fere Bnite at
bBre, ON ban ! Gremtiben bilbe bore
tilfrebs meb ben 2bn, ion1 ban ifg1ge.
2open er beretti9et til, eller te1fer ban
fanite, at er ban fprit palst, iaa ftal.
ban uot fiben sreie bet u1eo 9pnninz5
.8erne. Seq ipnes buife, ban babbe en-
BET Del &rangel meb 60. &omisi sierer,e9
omben Eins for en- Eib fiben. So, ieeI
bare ippr leg. Elt 8elser.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16

The several local Peoples Party COM
mittees are respectfully requested to have
the above named meetings advertised as
we'll as possible and to provide hall for
the meetings.
0fe&inleD taller, % Sim us &uute
gipr Neften. - Set er mango af
"9pbbusseren"s 2eiere befienbt, at
Sim @ia bar siuet $4,000 til @epubli<
tanernes &als Sunb ; ,,1en ri fan berette,
at beru,eb ct lite Sims @anmilbbeb
enbt. &rotettioniitleberen Mc&inlep
bar fornblig peret ber Staten og
bol6t Ealer for at belare us tbrfe De
Sba9e ps opnuntre be Erofafte; men
en- 1aaban @tprrelie fom ban f1nbe 10
tfte fomme til Smaab1erne, boor man
maaite mef bebpbe6e bam. Suab ifulbe
man sipre? So, Sim, &nutes sobe
@en, pibfte &aab. San sap fri SfD6s,
us Sorl lamlinsen blep flor. @i bar
faat Dplpsnins om, at fra Nleranbria
reiite II ps fra Douglas 60. life min=
bre enb 20 paa Sripas neb til Minne=
applis for at bpre Mc&inleb. Set er
at :antase, at Delegation fra 5ersus
Sails reiite paa famine Maabe. 2eier,
tenf!
"Sbe Yreis" Gbief @iber Sails
banbe iibfte u9e fpl9enbe pm Boen: -
"Spab ber enb mao bli 1ast ON
8oens @jenbalg, ben !Serre befibber ct
Serfienbe, Der taller bpt Grab til
bans Sor6el, os iom en6os bans bitrez
ite, Mobitanbere ,naa ertien6e og sipe
bam &rebit for. g2aar ban fdrf er
onerbenif ont en- Sell, ct ban billi9 til
os ibris for at faa ben rettet. "Ebe
Brels" bar life beret efterla6enbe / at
tritiiere no9le al Mr. 8oens 9anblin<
get, u9 fpecielt bans 5urbinoelie meb
Mr. Sones mill-site-lease ber 8Den
bar neret itrenst torue1teret 6isie
Spalter, men efter at babe siurt benne
Serres Befjenbtitab o9 fra bam u8 a1z
bre lert bans pirfeli9e 9ulbnine /
benne Gag, r1aa ri erfienbe, at ban bar
optraabt lom en- erlis &epreientant pg
Blot lsst at pareta9e fit Ditritts bebfte
Snteresier. Boen bar ,lnberibst be
Sorurettelier, iom ct ubfprt mob bans
Belsere ber 8pen u9 Omesnen, Dg
itibnt ban neb fbrite Dietait antog, at
ber bar en- "nigger" in the fence, er
ban MI operbepiit ot1t, at ben CT ! be anc
bre fellows wood pile % bill 9ibre
aft fin Ma9t for at iage ben ub."
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16
4untbm8eS $5ter brter, % 0RDtteren fafeS at nteo
faaoam asolofonbeo, at 8attle &ierrtn8er
bItr faaenoe paa Ssooe.
9nn 9poens &obr m bar ~ beois beos benpenoer fig nn til
&ten for at tanbfe be geoiIer ban f6r bar forlanst
Gn INJUNCTION fortpn mob oHenssisren af m a @reaen
iom MI erfjenbes at pere d8te.

8anterne ifior @pit. @an fan6t bet
rirneligbis af flor &i9tt8be6 for @epl1z
blitanerne at bielpe 5uis til at fanbie
Dffentlissibrelien af Fere 8repe MI fbr
8alget, bpiltet er aft, bpab BET tan OPP
naaes. Bi bar enga9eret en- Sasferer
til at faa Sniuncti6n bepet, % iaa
mart BET er siort, ital ri uffentlis9ibre
flere. Set ltgser / @a9ens 9eatur, at
fpr en- Sniunftion t,tnbe tiff itaaes,
maatte &la9eren paaitaa 8repenes
@stbeb, os man bil osiaa le9e Marfe
til, at Der itaar: letters written and
addressed to him (Teigen) from
H. A. Foss. s.sssss-s4..=sz.ss. :.
Sci, iom braste Sp1s til at fable fit
9Eiet om o8 traue en- anben &etntng,
bar ba bi oplDite, at ri ptlbe offentltgz
9iBre Brepe, iom uifte, at Tpis bar ftaat
/ Gait @ranb Sorts Sa1oonteeperes
9ienefe for Bense, at ban bar ubfprt
gobt Nrbeibe for benz, at ban Bat bru9t
at 9aa oner til benz / luttet &o9n om
&pelben, mebens ban boebe @ranb
SORTS oip., os iamtibis itignte, at ban
lite fit soft til at tro, at 8reuene bar
uegte. Sc beb1e 8reoe er i9ien, men
ri Til lite brbbe @ettens Sorbub, o9 bers
for nnaa Soft nente til ri faarSniuncz
tion opbepet. Ser tommer &1asen:
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16
GoMFLAIFT-
District Court,
9TH Judicial District,
State of Minnesota, ,-
County of Otter Tail.
Martin o. Teigen, Plff.
VS..
Torkel Oftelie & Ole E. Hagen,
defendants
Defendants.

Defendants.
The plaintiff complains the defendants andrespectuly shows
his of action herein anG alleges
That all times herein mentioned he and the and
entitled the number of letters written and
addressed him from Foss and other the exact
be which he this time state with certainty and of
which defendants unawy obtained and still retain
That although duly demanded before the OF
still deliver the
any part thereof to plaintiff
That of satd letters of public nature but they
all of private nature
That defendants threaten Immediately publish said letters
That pecuny damages would be adequate compensation
the plaintiff for the threatened publication of said letters
thereof
And that plaintiff has no adequate remedy at law.
Wherefore plaintiff judgement that defendants be fore
restrained and from the publication of of said
that defendants be enjoined Immediately return and deliver
plaintiff such every said letters And for such other and
further relief the may and and
and for his costs and disbursements ofthis action
A. ROSS,
ATTORNEY
Office and residence 1st Nat. Bank Bid,
Front ST., Moorhead Mimi.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16

Sernbanener1f ! Barnespiae
er fore1gbi9 ueblast antagelis for at
bli al meb Deltoserne ! Streiten.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-16
the following places:

!, The several local Peoples Party COM
mittees are respectfully requested to have
the above named meetings advertised as
we'll as possible and to provide hall for
the meetings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
AnliLt,- DICK A
a Qiot but Pretty Wedding Ceremony ut
the Cathedral.

a Quiet but Pretty Wedding Ceremony Mt
the Cathedral.
At 81. JOscph's Cathedral Mt 0 o'clock
yesterday morning, Mr.. Robert a. Ankle
and Miss Manic J. Dickman were united
in marriage by Rev. Father McDermot,.
Tho wedding was a very quiet ono,
owing to recent deaths in the family OF
thogroom. 4 large number OF friends
and rclativos OF the contracting parties
witnessed tho ceremony. Mrs. n. Z.
Whitaker presided at the organ and
played tho Mendelssohn march When
the bridal party entered. Mr.. II. V.
Ankle, brother Of the groom, acted as
gvoomsman, and tho bridesmaid vas
Miss Annie hickman, q sister OF the
bride.
The principals and attendants pro-
ceeGed to the altar, where the impress
sive ceremony was performed. Mass
was then celebrated by Father Nc
Dermott, during which the bride and
groom knclt inside tho railing, and re-
ceived the nuptial blessing. During
the services Q trio was s~plcndidly sung
by Mr. Thotnaa ]. Miller, Mr.. Adam
Yahn and Miss Emma Iahu.
A reception followed, at tho home Of
the brides parents. on South Market
street. MIR. and Mrs. Arkle will reside
on South Eoti street. The groom ia the
junior member OF the firm OF K. v.
Arkle's Soma, and the bride is the
charming daughter OF Mr.. ". J. Dick
man
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
a nor ~ TIE CASINO.
a Dance by tho -Four Hundred at Wheel
Ing Fnrh.

n DnhCo by tho -Four Hundred ut Wheel
Ing Fnrh.
Last evening n dance was given at tho
now Casino in Wheeling Park by
younger members Of Wheeling's lead
Ing society. ALoht fifty couples went
out on n special train on the Elm
Grove road, following the s o'clOc.
train. The Opera House 0rchos-
ira was engaged for tho occa-
sion, and Director Spell exurtcd him
selt to mako the music solne-
thing better than tho ordinary. Every
selection was played with spirit and pre-
cision, and the result was very prccop-
tiblU and agreeable. II was not too
warm a night to enjoy dancing, and
seldom has q more brilliant or enjoyable
social function been given in Wheeling
social circles.
The affair was in charge OF
n committee consisting of Mr.. Kill
bourne II. List, Mt. Robart D. ~lIaase,
Mr.. Hal Speidol md Mr.. William +.
ShatFer. The young people were
chnporoned by Mesdames John X. List,
George X. Wheat, V. N. ShaiFcr, Joseph
SpcIdol, F.. J.. Hearne, A. F. Hustled and
\. Allen Wheat.
The gueHts returned to the city on u
special motor, leaving the park ut . n.
IN. The hop will long be Remembered
in connection with tho casino US one Of
tho scrics OF remarkable events with
which its history opened.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

To those who did not get to our
Silk sale, we would. say there are
many elegant bargains still to be
had.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
SOME JUNE WEDDINGS.
q Number of Marriages. Celebrated
in Wheeling Yesterday.
HUTGAINSON-FINNELL NUPTUlLS
Occurred Inst Evening Mt the Homo
oil tho Brides MOthcr-h Number Of
out-oC. Town People ~httondcd-A
Prominent Wheeling Man Marrics
In Indiann-Othcrs Celebrated.

PnrkcrsOurf, in tho person OF Mr.. j.
Friend Hutchinson has entered Wheel.
ing and captured ono Of her most &C.
complishod and beautiful girle, Miss
Grace Gray Finnoll, who Is well aud
tavorably known as q sweet singer of no
mean ability. Tho ceremony took place
last evening nj the homo OF tho brides
mother, Mrs. Mary 4. Bussollo on
Thirteenth street, at Q o'clock and was
witnessed by q Number OF tho friends
and relatives Of tho two contracting
parties, The house was beautifully de-.
coratcd with lowcrs for tho occasion,
and this wedding will DO remem berod
ms one Of tho prc,tlcst OF tho many
pretty juno weddings that have been
celebrated this summer.
Promptly at tho hour announced tho
party gathered in the parlor, where the
rltea oil marriage were pronounced by
Kew. Dy. Holloway, OF Philadelphia.
Tue bride was attended by hos sister,
Misa Mertio Finncll, and tho groom's
best man was Mr.. George W. Summers,
oil this city, At tho close OF the cero.
mony a wedding supper was partaken
OF by tho guests. md At an early hour
this morning Mr.. aud Mrs. Hutchinson
lett for tho east
Among the out-ot-town people who
attended were Hon. John A. IIutchiu.
son and Mrs. hutchinson. OF Parkors.
burg, parents Of the groom; Mr.. Harry
2. Camden, OF Parkersburg: Mr.. Marcy
McD. Price, OF CIarksburg, and Mr..
George Unstable, OF Pittsburgh.
Tho groom il ono OF Wood county's
best known young attorneys, and Is as
sociatol with his father. Hon. John A.
Hutchinson. in the practice OF hls pro-
fossion. His many friends unto in
CONGRATULATIONS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

Last evening Mt the homo OF J. NJ.
Vogel, on East Fourteenth street. his
daughter, Miss llermtna Fogel, was
united i'll marriage to Nir. Charles T..
Taylor, a business man of kcyser, W.
Va. Rev. Samuel schwarn, OF the Eng
llsh Lutheran church, otiCiatcd. After
the ceremony a fine supper was served,
and Mr.. and Mira. Taylor left last night
over the B. & o. road for Koyser, whore
they will reside.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

Fifty cents is a small doctor bill, but
that is all it will cost you to cure any
ordinary case OF rheumatism il you use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try i. and
you will be surprised At the prompt re-
lief it affords. The first application
will. quiet the pain. 90 cent bottles for
sale by Charles Z. Goc.ze, viii W. If.
win. Chris. T. SchnRpf. Charles Menke-
mcller. William L. Williams, S. l. Bricc.
A.E. Scheole, Will MenkamelIer, John
Coleman. Richards K McElroy, W. II.
Hague, Wheeling; Bowie x Co, Bridge.
port, and b. I. Peabody &Son. Geawooi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
srAa OH HOUSED. evNDL,ua : co.
Confidence. N N

Josh Billings says: can you want in love and hash Is con.
fdence." But It's quite as true Of buying Clothing, made by
likes always beges likes. There are So.caned competitors who
DO not care a fig whether their customers leave the store salts,
fled or otherwise 50 long as they have their money. Whatsuc-
cess we have met with has been through CONFIDENCE. Here's
our stronghold, the people have CONFIDENCE insu5 and our
word, and we have never betrayed it.
We are now selling at and below cost A lot Of THIN HOT
WEATHER CLOTHES. The season will be short and we
want our ummer stock still shorter,
Come now and cool off, for but little money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
MIaSzHSgoEE

DoN'T fail to attend the Glassworkers'
picnic at new Fair Grounds, Thursday,
June 81, to see the great bicycle race be-
tween Greor and Worls for tho cham.
pionship OF West Virginia for u purse
OF $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

Last evening Mr.. James Ross and Miss
Annie Robey, both OF Ohio, came to
Benwood and were there united in mar
riage ut the residence Of their friend,
William Glover. The wedding was
quiet. but Mr.. and Mrs. Ross received
many warm congratulations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

The many friends OF 81r. J. Howard
McCortney, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r.
McCortney, Of this city, will read with
interest tho announcement in another
column of this mornings paper OF hia
marriage on June l6. to Miss Annie
Rice, OF Dubuque. Iowa. His Wheeling
friends will shower congratulations on
III,