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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
RAvENSwOOD.

RAvENswOoD, ". VA, September l.
Mr.. and Mrs Little and Miss Simpson. OF
Parkersburz, were here Sunday and Mon
day 10 attend the funeral of w. q. Gates
w. q. Bailey and wife left Saturday
night for Washington City and Albany, n.
y, to visit Mr.. Bailey's mother.
Mrs. Bimpls and friend. OF GAINESVILLE,
| o., were here Monday as guests OF Mrs. II.
b. Bowden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hall, Of New Mar
tinsvile, were in this city Monday and
Tuesday en- route 20 Spencer
Ed. HarDOld aud wife, Of Spencer, spent
! last Sunday with the formers father here.
Mrs. A. 3. Wells and children, Of Spen-
Ger, went to the national capitol Monday
evening to Join Mr.. Wells, and begin house
/ keeping.
Hon. ]. PR B. Smith, Of PIT Pleasant.
and his son Griffith, of Internal Revenue
| Commissioner diller's Office. in Washing
ton City, were among the other politicians
| here "Wednesday working for CapeharS
The funeral Of w. L. Watts last Monday
was probably the largest OF any ever IN
town.
A teachers examination was held here
Monday and was attended BY about fifty
applicants for teachers certificates.
Mrs. c.. w. kiizbue and little daughter
are visiting ia New Martnsville.
Miss G. II. Wells, Of New Martinsville,
visited Mrs. Z. Z. Smith Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The ladies Of the Missionary Society of
the Southern Methodist Church realized
thirty dollars at refreshment booth con-
ventiOn DAY.
Mr.. Charles f. Graham and wife, who
have been visiting Mrs. Thompson, left
Monday for their home in birmingham,
Ala
Mr.. J. T. Crum and wife and G. %.
Crum and wife took advantage Of the X.
Of p. excursion rates and started for Wash
invton City Monday
w. Il. Hoyt, .. b. Wstzel and Fred Nc
IntOsh spent Thursday ia Parkers0urg
Mrs. J. Watts viii leave for Wheeling
Tuesday 70 visit her sister, Mrs. +. y.
Bond
Quite a number from here will attend the
Wheeling Fair this week.
Miss Lizzie Wilkinson entertained a
number of lady friends from here at her
home near Graham's Station on Monday.
The party consisted OF Mesdames 9. l..
Brown, X. F. Flushing, G. p. Moore. &c.
Smith, G.. W. Kitzebue, O.. w. Park, J.W.
Taylor, A. n. Roberts, s. ]. Fleming, Il.
Thorn, n. NJ. Stairs, J. L. Wetzel, II. NJ.
Cooper, A. 7. KenRey and Freeman. An
elegant dinner was served the guests and
royal time enjoyed by all.
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NOT NELLIE NEUSTRETTRR

Who Is Basking in Willie vaaderbilt's
Smiles - How Willie Looked As the
Theatre.
New YORK, August 21.-It is Nine.
Nellie who is basking in the smiles OF
Willie X. Vanderbilt In Paris, and not
Miss Nellie Neustretter. Miss Neu-
stretter is in the city, aud has been here
three years. She arrived direct from
Paris. She lives in q luxuriously APP
pointed fat in stylish neighborhood,
between Fftieth and Sixtieeh streets,
not q stones throw from Broadway.
Last night, with gentleman much
older than herself, she occupied
two orchestra chairs at the Casino. Her
costume was marvel of pink Partisan
delicacy, and as she entered the lobby
of the theater, which was crowded with
first-nighters, she created a decided
sensation. Her companion looked pain
fully "hay-seedy" in comparison, as he
was dressed in an ordinary light suit
and straw hat.
Miss Neustretter is trifle under me-
dunn height, with large, fiery black
eyes and hair. Her hair last night was
brushed straight back from her low.
broad forehead. while two prominent
spit curls" adorned either temple. For
a hat she wore some sparkling jewels
that could have been put in ones waist
coat pocket.
A reporter called on Miss Neustretter,
but when she learned the purport OF his
visit, she laughed and said:
There must be some mistake. I'm
fortunately do not know Mr.. Wander
bilt, and l am not Miss Neustretter,
therefore l cannot see how l can help
you. l thought you had come to inter
view me on some theatrical matters"
But are you not Miss Neustretter?"
asked the reporter; land were you not
Miss Cohen before your marriage"
II certainly am not, nor was not. l
would be very glad to help you II l
could, but q great mistake has been
made. l can not understand how any
one could have made such an error"
This new phase of the story causes 1t
to lose but little interest, and drags
another woman into the whirl.
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CITY on the evening Of September s, play
ing for the Epworth League.
Mrs. WILDER Elliott, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nd. u
Nick Gown, on South Chestnut street.
Randall Lane, Of Lincoln avenue, IS VS.
ting his brother, Rufus Lane, OF Washing
ton, d. Q.
II. II. Potter, Of Columbus. spent several
DAYS at this place the past week on nls way
home from Epworth Park, where he mas
been spending the summer.
Supt. E. NJ. Van Cleye, Of our public
schools, have returned home from south
Charleston, Ohio. where they have oeen
spending their vacation.
Mr.. Lew Bannister, or Chicago, Is Vlslt-
ing his parents east Of town.
Mrs. L. II. Damsel, Of Colum bus, spent
several days with relatives here the past
week on her way homo from Epworto
Park.
Mrs WILDER Elliotte. OF GAINESVILLE, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M H.
Mex eOun, on South Chestnut street.
Mrs. M. j. Moore, OF Wheeling, is visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. L. G.Wilson and Miss
Ada Fowler, on West Main street.
Mrs. e. G. Osborne, OF Havana, Cuba,
arrived here this week for visit with
her parents.
Miss Dora DemoJte, OF 6rOohFiAlS, 70.
returned home this week, after pleasant
visit with her friend, Miss Gail McKeeVer,
of this place.
Miss Grace Shipley, of this place, is Wis
ing relatives at Winterset, Ohio.
Miss Edith Janeway, of Columbus, Ohio,
who has been spending the summer with
relatives here, rturned home on Monday.
The following young people OF this place
leave for college next week; Miss Gail Nc
Keever goes to Beaver Pa; Miss Moll!e
Cooper and Bert Bailey, to franklin; Mr..
Walter Chapel ana Roy Harrison, to the
State University at Columbus.
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MRS. LAGRANGE HAS KEFENIED
And the Good People OF Her Neighbor'
hood viii Help Her TO Tread the Pat hs
of Virtue


And the Good People OF Her Neighbor.
hood viii Help Her TO Tread the Path s
of Virtue
Special TO tas RsJlstsr.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA. September L.
Mrs. Barney Lagrange, of Spencer, who
deserted her husband and entered upon
a rather gay life in this city recently,
having, it is alleged, been brought here
by a prominent citizen OF her former
home and installed in rooms at certain
resort, Is back home.
1t will be remembered that her pres
ence In town nearly resulted in trag-
edy, her husband visiting here in quest
of the man that led her astray and
threatened to Kill him on sight He
was arrested and fined for carrying a
revolver. Several days afterward q
warrant was sworn out for Mrs. La
grange, but she hurredly left town.
She went from here to Cincinnati,
and 1t was there that she read Of the
sudden death of her mother. She was
greatly affected by this event and i'm
mediately started for home. She was
thoroughly penitent, and her father
received her at her home and her old
friends are lending her all the encour-
agement they can In assisting her to
walk in the straight path. Word has
been sent to her husband, who, 1t Is
said, will soon rejoia his wife and they
will again take up their abode together.
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BKIDGEpORr.

Mrs. J. T. Waters and sister, Miss Dob
son, of Philadelphia, and Mrs Edward n.
Stevens, made up pleasant trio of ladies,
who spent a few days with friends in
Cleveland.
Mrs. +. c. Robinson is in Kent, Ohio,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. j. Smith.
Ralph Turner, who has been enjoying
camp life at Chippewa Lake, for tue past
three weeks, is home TO enter school Mon
day.
james Rhed is on duty again at the toll
gate after a ten days vacation.
A number Of our gentlemen attended the
races at Moundsville Thursday and Fri
day.
We welcome the following teachers
back, who will take up their work in our
public schools tomorrow for another
school year: The Misses Kenons, of Bates
vile, o.; Miss Wright, Bethesda; Miss
Georgia A. Kinney, Belmont; Miss
Thatcher, Steubenville; Miss Moore,
Moorfeld; Mrs. Rhine, Portland; Prof, j.
NJ. Martin, Martins6urg; M. NJ. Smith,
Shiloh, w. Va.
Miss Clara Franzell left yesterday for q
two weeks rest and visit with her friend
Miss Emma Close, at Lafferty Station.
viii Graham, Jr., is home after enjoy
ing the briny deep at Atlantic City for ten
days.
Myrtle Troll, of ST. Clairsville. has been
the guest OF Helen Barrett for few days.
Mrs. DR.. WAGNER has been confined 70
her home quite i'll for ten,days.
Judge briggs has returned shome after a
few days fishing with a party of Woods
field gentlemen.
Mrs. T. f. Orr and children, Of Pitts
burg, spent few DAYS the past week with
Prof. Duncan's family.
L l. =. ah1 Ia 20 hn 1VNN
after weeks illness.
Duliu Barrett, of St. Clairsville, was the
guest of Albert Topping during the week.
Miss Kate Kaiser, who has been spend
ing the summer months withrelatives here,
left for her home at Columbus Friday.
Miss Jean Barnes, of Cadiz, OHIO, will
be the guest of Miss Margaret Hill, Of
BroOkside, during Fair week.
w. 3. Hall * Co. have purchased very
handsome hearse from l.. Glesenkamp 81
Son, of Pittsburg, for their branch store at
Flushing, o.
J. Z. Waters is home from very sue
cessful hunt out the c., L. & w. K. r.
Miss Latte Boals has returned to Jewett.
o.. after pleasant visit with Miss Eva
COss.
f. A. Drummond, representing the
Buckeye Advertising Co., of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, was here on business during the
week.
Ida Branum spent a few days with
friends at Leatherwood the past week.
Services as usual ia the First Presoy-
terrain church, by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ.
Stevens Sabbath school $3.50 a. N. Morn
ing service. IL o'clock; subject, Standing
Alone; evening, 1850; subject Pharaoh's
Question Answered. Christian EnGeavor,
$3.50 p. N.
Regular services in the First NJ. E.
church, hirKwood, morning and evening,
BY the pastor, Rev. Henthorne. At the
West NJ. Z. church. by Rev. Stevenson.
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RANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, Ono, September 1.-Messrs.
O,Kane and Gundling returned to their
home at Wheeling Monday, after spending
n yyeek in town with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Rist
Misses Clara and Elaine Eaton, Of Pitts
burg. arrived Tuesday evening and will be
the guests for some timeof their aunt, Mrs.
Adam Hofer.
Mrs. Lou Lonsdale,. of st. Joseph, Mo-,
is the guest of Capt.sand Miss Minnie
Muhleman.
Quite a number from town attended q
picnic in Fraley's Grove, few miles back
of town, on Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Linkard returned home
Thursday evening from Moundsville, after
an absence Of several weeks visiting rela-
tives.
was the guest of Miss Mint fisher Wed
nesday.
A dozen or more friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kemp met AT their home on Monday even
ing. 1t was the birthday OF the host and
he received number OF presents. An ex-
cellent supper was one of the features OF
Can't. and Mrs. Godfrey Muhleman were
at Wittens, O., Wednesday on business.
Miss Mollie Cline was at Buckhill, O.,
several days this week.
Capt. Chas. Muhleman was at Marietta,
O., Friday.
Sam fisher was away from town several
DAYS this week.
Miss Vada Boice very pleasantly enter
tanned a party Of her girl friends at her
home on Friday evening.
Dr. Handenschild, of'Sardis, O., was on
our streets Friday.
NJ, INno williams md Mioe II nhnlxv pa.
turned to their home at Cincinnati We'd
nesday after spending months vacation
with friends here.
Misses Jennie Suter and Arminta fisher
were guests Of Proctor friends the first of
the week.
Mrs. Isaac Harter and family returned
to their home at Grafton Saturday, after
spending several weeks in Town with rela-
tiVeS
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHLT HAS BEZN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS TaE PAST WEEK
Sosial Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By Register" Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News
PAEKEEsBURa.


PARKERsBURG, w. Va, September l.
Preston Brooks Tobin, of Augusta. ar
= rived here SUNDAY, on a visit to Mrs.
DIN, who has been visiting her parents,
%. and Mrs. George w. Thompson.
Mrs. Lee Mcfarland and daughter ar
rived home yesterday from three weeks
stav at Mountain Lake Park
Hon. Virgil A. Lewis was in the city
Monday. he left for West Union Mon
day evening 10 address the teachers insti-
w. T. Wyant is in Gilmer county, look
Inc after his business interests IN that
section.
g. +. Rathbone came down from Eliza
I beth Saturday on business.
Miss Fstella Despard, who has been i'll
hmseveral days, is much improved.
Mrs. Fred Linton, Of Kansas City, IS
visiting relatives here.
Supt. Z. l.. Williams, Of the o. Il. X,
has gone 70 Chicago on business. From
there he will 20 70 Princeton, H., and &C
company his mother and daughter to their
home here.
Mr.. ana Mrs. DIN Neal, Ed Hall and
Mrs Epb Williams left Sunday for Wash
lngton TO attend the X. OF p. encampment
Rev. Father O'GOnnOr, OF Clarksourg,
who has been Cue guest Of Rev. Father
Hickey. lefyfor home this afternoon.
Capt. Go Dunlap, the b. x o. TICKET
kagent, accompanied the local Knights TO
Kashin4tOu, Sunday, ana was IN charge Oh
The train.
Gov. w. A. MacCorlle aud r. S. Carr,
Of Charleston, were in the city short time
Sunday on their way east.
George Campbell, OF the Blennerhassett
Is home from trip in Ohio.
Col. Geo. w. TaveDner and wife arrived
Ia the city Sunday on q brief visit he
returned TO Philadelphia Tuesday.
II. E. Spilman, one Of the operators at
the Spilman mines, was in the city Sunday
the guest Of friends.
Bishop DOnahue returned 70 wheeling
this morning after a short and pleasant
visit 70 Father Hickey.
Mrs G.. 3. Gibbons has returned home
from Cool ) prines Villa, and that pleasant
resort has been closed for the summer.
Mrs. w. " Miller, who has been i'll for
TWO weeks. is but slightly improved, and
is ia very serious condition.
Miss Ora Martin returned Saturday
from q visit TO New MartinSville.
Elmer Pope is home from Atlantic City.
Miss FlOssie Gibbons, who has been Wis
iting at Elizabeth has returned home.
MIR and Mrs. John H0nley entertained
a number Of their friends at their home on
Latrobe street, the fourth anniversary OF
their wedding.
Miss Julia Cook arrived home Sunday
from a visit 10 Atlantic City.
j. NJ. jackson, Jr., left Monday for Chi
cago on a business trip.
f. Kent LOOMS, OF the Marietta Regis
ter, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Flora Camden's friends will DO
pleased 70 learn she is improved greatly
from her serious illness. She is now Ia
the Catskills for the benefit OF her health.
Mrs. Frank Meats has returned from
two weeks visit at Harrisville.
Mrs. G.. W. LOwtner, OF Grafton, was
visiting friends ia the city this week.
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sARDIs.

SARDIs, o., September 1.-Prof. Henry
Schoolcraft, of St. Louis, was pleasant
caller among friends here last Monday.
Miss Maud Richardson left Friday for
Chicago.
DIR. John Nesbitt and wife. after short
visit with friends aud relatives in town,
left for their home in Nebraska, last Tues
dav.
Z. s. Dunn was in town Tuesday, the
guest Of his mother.
Niessrs. Dora Cofleld, Ort Cunningham
and Frank Humphrey attended the Fair
at Middlebourne this week.
+. ID. Thompson was at Bellaire this
week on business.
Umstead Il Mcintyre, of New Martins
vile, was here last Tuesday attending the
law suit
Miss Eva Nesbitt, of Sistersville. spent
last Monday at home.
Miss Mattie Anderson, Of Wheeling,
arrived in town FRIDAY morning and is the
guest Of her mother for short time.
Mrs. James A. Watson and children, OF
Parkersburg. are visiting her parents and
other frieuds here.
Quite number from here attended the
New Martinsville fair last week.
Mrs. knight returned home Monday
from visiting friends at Parkersburg..
Miss Edith Hofer, of Hannibal, visited
friends here few days the past weak.
4 Miss Blanche Lennon, after a two
Eeeks' visit with her brother in Wheeling,
Returned hime this evening.
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BENwOOD.

About 80 o'clock yesterday there was
narrow escape in the upper town. \
street car was approaching Whiteman's
at the usual rapid rate Of speed A load
OF hay and a carriage with three persons
in il preceded the car. When the car was
near the carriage the driver tried TO cross
the tracks, Notwithstanding the mOtOrman
had been ringing his gong for 200 yards.
The mOtOrDau, William Hellstern, de-
serves great credit for the way he checked
the car when it was net two feet from the
carriage, Those in tie car were greatly
excitement over the imminent accident.
The telephone cOpp any now has its poles
placed to Eighth street.
The big addition John Lubig is putting
10 his business place is framed.
The new house Of Mrs. Elizabeth KOehn-
line, Of Bridgeport, near Whitman'S, Is be-
Jog plastered. 1t is Of frame and has eight
rooms
Charles Rebe, farmer Of Sherrard. was
here yesterday on business.
The German school will start in the
morning. About thirty pupils will be in
attendance
Chris. Kleimer, Jr., of MouudsviIe, was
q business visitor in town yesterday.
All BenwoOd L. IL. X. Of p, who attend
ed the Washington, ID. C., conclave, are
home.
The REGISTER has stated that that
staunch Democratic citizen, ex.Mayor
Joseph MahOOd had been nominated for
the House Of Delegates from this county.
Every Democrat ia the town is ia line for
MahOOd, as well as the support he viii re-
ceive from many Republicans. The Re
publicans have not vet forgotten how they
were hoodwinked by their own forces from
Cameron and Moundsville at the recent
primaries, when BenwoOd candidates were
\ o. hon
70 aid MahOod as they know BeuwOOds
interests entire will be In safe keeping in
such bands as the efficient eX-MayOr.
Elizabeth Mcdonald, an aged lady Of
this place died Friday. She was III but
one day of heart trouble. Her husband
was killed ten years ago while gathering
l coal along the b. x o. here.
Harry Quigiey will spend to-day among
bloundsville friends.
William Smith has resigned his position
10 the tube works.
kThe entertainment last night at the NJ.
Church, under the auspices OF the La
Aid Society, was q grand success. An
lent programme OF talent from Whee,.
Martins Ferry, Bellaire and Mounds
Participated. The BOggs' Run brass
paraded the streets preparatory 10
srtainment After the programme
penis were served. A good sizdk
as in attendance.
the daughter Of George Rank
hildren Of this place are afflicted
peculiar breaking out on thei
dies. 1t resembles scarlet fever, but
Nv. p Brain was better yesterday
QOrhage of the brain his affection.
night was a great one for Q
tue upper town.
Moss. Of Cincinnati, wa
tiss NJ. Vancuren last night.
ie Il tesides viii enter
night at her hom
10 meeting Of al
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SUCCESSFUL KANSAS BANK ROBBERS.
Two Men Enter the 'Tescott Bank and
Get Away With Over Thousand.

Two Men Enter the 'Tescott Bank and
Get Away With Over Thousand.
SALIVA, KANs., September 1.-The
bank at Tescott, fifteen miles north Of
here, was robbed this morning by two
masked men.
About DIS o'clock four masked men
entered the bank and held up the cash
Ter, and compelled him to deliver to
them 1000. They then backed out
of the front door. Citizens
shot at them with revolvers, and 1T Is
thought one OF the robbers was hit.
John Swartz, citizen, was shot
through the groin. He may die.
Posses from Tescott, Salina and other
points started in pursuit, and word has
been received that the robbers were
seen near Brookville at 1 o'clock. A
farmer, who was in the bank at the
time Of the robbery, was made to give
up his valuables and money.
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MAssILLoN, O.. September 1.-The
Massillon Coal Operators Association
issued q circular to-day stating that
1000 men are wanted immediately "a
work in the mines. They offer 60 cents
a ton for mining, on 31z-inch screen
basis, and guarantee protection from
violence to all miners coming here. The
crisis 10 the district is apparently very
near, and the next few days develop
ments will be watched with Interest
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, ". Va, September The
Twelfth District Democratic Senatorial
Co., lon met in Keyser at 10 a. m. Tues
= Nst 2Sth. Il. :. Bt&dDREsq., the
8 49, $1,000 le'reNefer, u Piedmont,
was nominateOOn the first ballot, receiv-
ing IS votes 10 80 for Mr. b. Baker Of Pc
tersDurg.
II. G.. Buxton, Of New York City, Vice
President Of the Davis Coal Company, was
in town this week.
Miss Ida Smith. Of Eckhart, Md, is WIS.,
ting relatives here this week.
Mr.. Henry Rehs, Rev. Weider, Messrs-
L. p. Jameson, n. S. Clark, IA. Thrasher
and J. NJ. Stanley, Of the Herald, WIN.
Conway and many others went 70 Wash
ington Monday with Division No. ~, u.
X X. Of Z.
Mr. aud Mrs. Jas a. Moody were in
Washington this week, going from there
70 Atlantic City.
Mr. Q. Ii. Mauioth left for Atlantic City
on Wednesday.
While returning from trip TO the Pin
nacle coming through keyser team be-
longing TO ID. Z. Parke ran away, over
turning and demolishing the carriage. a
bolt broke, letting the single fall on one OF
the horses heels. Eddie Parke, the
driver. had his arm broken and shoulder
dislocsted. The other three occupants
were uniniured.
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BARNEsvILLs.

GAINESVILLE, Ono, September The
most Important social event OF the week
was the large party party given by Misses
Olga and Daisy Watt at their home on
East Walnut street, About 80 guests
were present. The evening was spent in
dancing any other social amusementS,
much 70 the pleasure of all present.
The GAINESVILLE Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra have an engagement at Quaker
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citizens uneasy. But the hnal crisis in
spookdom was reached last Sunday even
inc. which has lust come to light. On the
above mentioned evening, one OF our most
promising young business men, while out
driving with a lady friend above town,
there appeared uncermoniously in the road
the much talked of spook, but the joke old
not turn out well, especially for the spook,
for the young man in the buggy didn't do a
thing but get out and give the aforesaid
spook a complete thrashing, and now there
is young hired hostler who feels terribly
sore from its effects.
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Marcnn,,I. Club cMs.srso.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, August 81
The Secretary of State has issued GER
tificate of incorporation to the mercan'
tile Club, of Wheeling, w. Va, with an
authorized capital OF $4,000. The
club is organized for the purpose OF diff
fusing knowledge. literary improve
ment general good and mutual benefit.
The incorporators are e. Buckhannon,
NJ. Steinfeld, l.. 5. Good, Ralph Kline
and Julius Reizenstein, all OF Wheel
ing,
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CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE
lcontsnued from First Page.l

the time, he would have taken al active
part in the management OF the family
railways, but he gave up everything to
her, and since two years after their
marriage has done nothing but follow
her around
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Smallpox at CrestlIns.


6bttfus 70 W 1SsIt7FsFs
COLUMBUS, O., September THE
State Board Of Health is notified Of an
outbreak OF smallpox At CrestliDe
There have been innumberable expos
ures and the condition is serious. Sec
rotary Probst. OF the State Board has
gone to Crestline to take charge Of the
matter