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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
VERY DEVOTED 10 HEE.


"In this old Quaker State, | believe
YOU must have license TO get married
In New York you don't. A minister Is
Just provided with blanks from the
health bureau which set forth full
history OF the parties as we'll as the
marriage. and go on public record. /
simply did not return mine for this
marriage. | had been 3 lifelong friend
of Billy and thought myself IL was best,
all things considered, not to make 1t
public. had suppressed such reports
before, In affairs Of honor, you know,
and the like.
Everything was going along all
right, aud l suppose Mrs. Wing was
making friends nicely with the family,
when up crops this Pollard scandal l
don't know a thing about Miss Pollard,
and never heard her name before | saw
il in that connection.
almost Immediately. in June, Col.
Breckenridge and Mrs. Wing were pub
licly married ia Kentucky, without
consulting me at all.
II next received a telegram not to
record the April marriage, al least I'LL
HlLBI kHH hNGnu4l haA NAN"A W.
There is no special law 10 New York
that I know of on the return OF mar
riages. There's nothing TO make a man
hurry up as soon as he has married a
couple and get It recorded. never
observed any special time. "Since this
suit has begun have just been followed
up by kilograms from Colonel Breckin-
ridge and his attorney to come to Wash
ington as a witness. / would have been
willing 10 go
BUT FOR MY CONDITION..
I want that year and a half rest and /
am taking II. So just telegraphed TO
my man, Charlie, who takes charge OF
the house in my absence, TO go TO my
study, get that marriage record and fle
il. considered that was my share OF
the evidence. all had to do with the
suit. That was done a couple OF days
ago by my man.
81 don't know whether by the sup
preston have rendered myself liable
TO the law. don't know whether New
York has any law bearing on such sup
preston. Perhaps I have committed a
misdemeanor and may have TO pay a
fne, as the marriage was nearly year
old when registered"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
AMUsEEIENrS
AT TIE GRAND.

Sam Devere's Big Boom Company is
proving a great drawing card at the
Grand. The theatre was again filed
last night, and each specially was we'll
received. Leonard and Moran, the
Irish Dukes, scored q decided hit, keep
ing the audience In convulsions Of
laughter while they were on the stage.
Their act is nonsensical, but irresistioly
funny. The other specialties, includ-
ing May Wentworth, the vocalist. and
the great Worlds Fair Four, are very
pleasing. Matinee this afternoon, and
engagement closes tonight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
RHEA.

Rhea as Josephine, like Davenport
as Cleopatra" seems TO hit the public
demand for playing the character ia
which she is best remembered and liked.
There is no doubt that the popularity
Of Josephine" is on the increase, as
the numerous inquiries for that play In
different towns gives proof Of the fact.
Rhea will appear as Josephine" at the
Opera House on Tuesday evening,
March goth, one night only. At the
matinee Wednesday Rhea will present
her latest success, the New Magda-
len" by Wilkis Collins, and Wednesday
night Victor HugO's powerful drama,
la Gioconda, the Actress Of Padna, 70
will be given.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

Rev. Jordan, OF the Chapine street
church, united in marriage on last We'd
nesday evening at o'clock, William
Hull, a popular young business man OF
MoundsVille, and Miss Eta Montgome-
~, OF South Wheeling. They have
taken a residence In MouRdsville.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
IN SOCIETY.

Some Past and Prospective Events Ia the
Gay World.
Last Thursday evening at s o'clock
at the parlors OF Rev. L. Fl. Jordan, OF
the Chapline street church, there was a
Quiet wedding. Harry w. Wallace, one
Of the most popular employees OF Spears
axle works, and Miss Jennie McCafery,
a handsome young lady Of the South
Side, were married. The happy young
couple have gone TO house keeping On
the South Side.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

George Klievis, one of the most pOpu-
lar of the members OF the Central Gar
den club, played sly game on his
friends of the club about a month ago.
He was married to Miss Mary Murphy,
an accomplished young lady OF the
South Side, and his friends did not
kndw Of ii until yesterday. They at
once proceed to have a social event In
honor of the event, and last night they
carried the matter out to perfection.
Mr.. Klievis was asked to the rooms OF
the club, where a grand time was spent
in honor Of his becoming a benedict.
1t was early this morning before the
crowd went to their homes carrying
with them the remembrance OF most
pleasurable social event.
-
Mrs. John Mikels, wife Of the popular
ILL. I'D hr-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

Mrs. John Mikels, wife Of the popular
Riverside steel worker, celebrated her
thirty-frst birthday enjoyably last
night, at her home, 4011 Jacob street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

"Oh. IL for every tear
That from Our eXiled eyes
Has fallen. Erin dear,
A shamrock could arise,
We'd weave 8 garland green
To pierce the ocean through
All. all the way between
Our aching hearts and yOu.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-09-06
A case Of ofCOntempt.

The prisoner was bold faced yaGrant.
and the Judge had it in for him from the
start
How many times have you been here2
be asked
Really, your honor, never kept count
after the the twentieth time.
I'll give you six months spli the Judge
sternly.
All night, your honor
But it isn't right.
1t is all wrong, aud you ought to be asI
hamed Of yourself
Well. your honor, was the lmpudent
response, you oughtn't to complain. The
state gets my service for nothing, and you
make it pay you for yours, and the Judge
gave him 30 days more for contempt,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-09-06

volLirg dow, tbo s,ree, the other dsv
saw hewsboy seatee on a grating 10
the sidewalk M through which came q
little warmth from the basement below.
He had something beside him covered up
with a dirty. RAGGED old baudkerchief,an aud
as | sat down alongside he caution
ed
Look out, no" don't hurt him.
What is It?
He lifted thd handkerchief with the
greatest care, md there 90 one Of the II
on bars huddled mp and hslf frozen, WI
little brown spsrrow, Just able to fly.
Where did on get hlm?
10 the stree, out there. Go. so cold he
was tuckered.
What will you do Witn aim2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-09-06

ryt,3. Trust ne. Ia Jay down my air
t.t Adams as willingly - you veuld
you're. hut twculd be = useless sse'laee
uow. nt's as sale nov .. te could be 10
oarh htts IN uus, him to the Intetert
nobility oi these erlisrt southern recpIr
Wei psrI. what could DO? Ike we're
level beaded sud,I Etosed be we're game
aud would er die for the boy 50 | told him
ia SO, We got through their lines ell
r,gAt. tpd when We ct to tbe old mso' =
headquarters be were glad enough to see
Us sul give us some commIsssry, but he
were a feeling mighty tad about Adams
anI be asked Us when be we're executed.
Ga, be isn't executed, genera says
lie.
I'm glad to hear it presume tbey'l
hang bin shortly. I've sent note 10
General lie, under flag Of truce, ,intereei
ing Tor him On account OF bis youth, but
1 fear It viii not faye hin.
Adams is not 80 yoaog. genera, asyou
msy think, says Ike.
Not over fifteen OF sixteen she?
Why, general hes within two years Of
my age
Pshaw, says Old Joe He's mere boy.
Wny you're thirty. How long have you
known him2
And Ike beginning to smile, psrd, IN a
curious kinder way and locks at Old Joe
just and says; I've known Adams, gem
tral. since fifty four. nine yerrs ago, and /
be has been with me ever since, bsve |
always had to support him, but be has
been close friend Of mine. When ! eu'
listed in 81 be WAS bound to come, and be
came. 1t was the widest klud Of freak, /
but argument AMI entreaty couldn't shake
his resolution have saved lin over
the uyer When told the provost mari
shal, whose duty it wSs to hang him, what
Adams is, | knew 1t would save bis life.
Aud what did you tell him? ssJs Old
Joe
told him, Adlms was woman.
Psrd Old Joe never said word, but
he Just looked at Ike, and topped night
down in a camp chair and ssys Well, I'm
blessed
Yes, general, Adams is my wife.
And you have supported her for uine
years, says Old Joe, which is entirely pro-
per; IN my opinion no man had better
right. The confederates won't hang
woman. This is quite little romance,
When she is returned through our lines
let me advise you to send her home. She
makes the third woman IN the ranks OF
the army Of the Potomac.
And that's just all there were about it,
Dsrd. 1t were all as true ss preaching and
ust after the fight at Charlottesville the
Johnnies sent her through the lines, and
she and Ike are living in Brooklyn to
day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-09-06
Hard Luck

jest at present one Louisville man erits
his teeth with beautiful frmness and is
willing for his rigbt hand to be stucken
to bis side if be ever gets on car again.
10 getting at the canse OF this animosity
first it must be stated that the man is a
bicycle tier FIRST and a man sfterwsrd ID
magnificent enthusiasm, which caused him
to overlook bot tun and long road, he
decided to take little tu1 down to the
Western park.
Painting, his eRs begging for little rest,
be Lad almost reached the park, There
be would rest until the sun went down
aud spin back ia the cool Of the evening.
He would fnd q breeze and glass Of beer
and get the throbbIng ont Of hl' head
and body. He " .uld--a twist, a s'rHPPla
with the handle bor that ouId have it's
IVA way, ind man lay eprawhng in tho
Dnst. The man got mp, fiVnre bali wbi e
from the dust, and inspected his vi eel.
The tire had caupht 10 the street car
track, sni tie wheel was utterly disabled.
At this mo.1ent a crowd Of small boys
came mp.
Wheel broke, mIeter2
Yes, coldly an3 with the Lope Of repelI
ling the toy.
You fell, didn't you2 asked small boy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-09-06

/ Speaking Of restaurants, sail the New
York drummer with the Grpclou eyebrow
had friend in New York WHO made
mint Of money 10 Chicago before any body
dropped 10 his trek
He had uick, eb ? asked Que Of th,
smokers.
Why, yes, you might call 1t - trIck,
suppose. He bailt up such u local rep
utatIon for green turtle soup that bie
place was fairly besicged ught aud day,
He supplied as high as 3 900 people a day
with turtle soup IT was an eastern man
who finally gave bm away.
IIhat was there to give away
Oh, nothing much, ouly he bad been
mixing that soup out Of clans aud curry.
When a man bluudeied il who nqd act.
uaily seen green turtle with his own
eyes and knew what the taste was like
the cheat was discovered, and his bush
ness was busted.
Y,s, | heard Of that case, SAID the Chi.
cago beef extract ma who bad been au
attentive listener, The soup man cbangl
ed his business, believe?
He did.
And lest every dollar be had inside Of d
year2
| never heard he dI1.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-09-06

ssa.t $50 FsfsHasa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-09-06

You're ssvet, ssogt yas ere, be says
g. b- tskee gasu,rss lls that De yoa
kaau mef
No, sstf, slI Of shake.
loa 3oB15 Nov tfv right harl and see
81 you don't know ne.
Apd ] looked st lin. rsr3, eui In
blessed iiti weren't Cuzy Ikf
lick or tia, kulIe and be rgui here At
taps to night lisa fotag to rain You
oau set back through tbet liaes
vera SO dumb toaadsted, parj that /
dsi to shske myself together TO ses tlat
that we're sll there, aud st taps | vent
there aad be says. lake lbis 70 General
Hooker and tell hu I'll be over 10 less
than week, sud be gave me hlg wsIlop
-and tell him that Adams has been
G uebl aud tried ou drum bead snd is
to be bsuged. Go at once aud get back
as soou q, you car,
Well, pard, ! scooled through thai, hn,
es again, and when ! struck our pickels l
told the capt 10 Of the guard TO put mt
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-09-06
CRAZY IKE

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14
THE POTTERY: SITUATION.

workmcn IIavO Not Received OtiIolnl No.
tlcr of Settlement.
Tho local situation regarding tho set.
Element of tho big lockout of tho pot.
tiers, effected at Washington City
on Wednesday, was yesterday un-
changcd-thc local workmcn have rs
yet received no official notification OF
the compromise, and will no: act re-.
garding it until thoy hear from tho
Trenton committee Of tho workmen
who represented them at tho confer
ence. Tho potters' advisory board held
a meeting ut their hall on tho South
Side yesterday afternoon, ut which the
settlement was discussed Informally,
but no action taken regarding it OK
centing 10 call q meeting Of the pottGrs
generally for this AFTERNOON ut clock,
when il is though: something will huvn
heeu received fram rrGntnu about tho
settlement. Thon tho workmen will 90
ahead aud decide either to accept or lie.
cline to return to work ut tho Uniform
l21 pcr cent reduction 10 their wages.
Tho workmGn who were ut first dis.
satisfied with the terms Of settlement
have not changed their views and many
uthers are Of tho snmG opinion. 1t is
extremely doubtful, should Il vote DO
taken on Il proposition to return to
work. ut to-day's mGgting, whether the
proposition would receive majority
vote
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14

As the time draws near, July "a, the
indications are that the second annual
outlng Of the yarious city lodges Of the
United Workmen will eclipse anything
before attempted. Cheap railroad rates
have been obtained on all roads enter
ing Wheeling, and II is expected that
nearly ali the nGighborinS cities will be
represented here. Mozart Park Will
undoubtedly have one Of the lasgest as
semblAges Of the season.
The programme includes the street
demonstration to start Mt $3.50 IL tn.,,
with Aieister's band in attendance. One
OF tho features ut the park will be
prize bowling contest with three prizes,
$40. So aud g so, respectively. There
will bc q bicycle race on the Mozart
cinder track, and the first prize il d.
almond pin, with bicycle suit to the
man who couldn't quite win. Other
features are dancing contest, potato
race, foot race aud sack aud whealb9r'
row rpcin2.
Chief Marshal Devine has made ar.
rangemants for tho street deInonstra.
ton and appointed his aides. The stall
smade up Of tho following:
Chief marshal, John G. Dcvine, Elk.
celsior.
Aides 10 chief marshal, George W.
Clifton, Charles Bachman.
Assistant marshals-Fred Bockondorf.
LaBeIle; William Rustemeyer, Hcr-
man; II. G. Frazier, Welcome; Clark
Hamilton, wheeling; John J. Neeh.
Excelsior; Bernard Bach. Upchurch:
A. v. Mcdonald, Reliance; Arthur
Gerahty, Bcuwood; thomas salisbury,
Martins Ferry; John Pracht Nc
Mschen.
The divisions win be formed as fol-
lows:
First division = Form on Twelfth
street, right resting on Market strect.
Marshal-Arthus GeEahty, Benwood.
Assistant marshals-ThomHs V. Sauls-
bury, Martins Ferry, and John Pracht,
McAIcchen. Lodges - Benwood. Nc
Mecheu. Grafton, Weston, Martins
Ferry, Bcllaire aud all other Visiting
lodges.
Second division-Form on Chapline
street, right resting on Twelfth street.
Marshal-Fred Beckendorf, LaBelle.
Assistant marshals-R l.. Frazier, We'll
come, and William Rustemeyer, Her
man. Lodgcs-LaBelle No. ., Herman
No. 1, md Welcome No. Is.
third division-Form on Fourteenth
street. right resting on Chaplinc street.
NIarshal-CIark Hamilton. Assistant
marshaIs-George J. Kleeh, Excelsior;
Bernard Bach. Upchurch, and A. v.
Mcdonald, Reliance. Lodgos-Reliancc
No. IS; Excelsior No. 10; Upchurch No.
20 and Wheeling No. g.
The parade will DO headed by band,
and go over the following line OF march:
Down Twelfth to Main, on Main to
Twenty-third, on Twcnty-third to Chap
line, oil Chapline to Thirty.third; on
Thirty.tllird 10 EoE. on EoH to Thirty
ninth, GU Thirty.ninth to Jacob, on
Jacob to Forty.third, and on Forty
third to the foot Of tho incline.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-14
An AGGRIEvED FAMILY.
Wheeling, July 10, 1894.
LoCAI, Iir;EvtrIEs.
Matters OF Minor sIomont In and About
The City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
The City.
PoRrIoSs OF tho E.na.Standard mills
will go on next Monday.
TnI Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railroad 10 accepting freight to Chicago
and points west.
THERE is a notable lack Of complaints
about the garbage service this season.
1t seems to be the best the city ever had.
Pill. MUHLENAN. the we'll known
huckster, OF South Woods street, Is the
proud father OF u new ten.pound baby
boy.
YESTERDAY evening Officer Ritz locked
up Hattie Watkins. well known wo'
man Of the town, on a charge OF disor'
derby conduct
TIE police patrol wagon, which has
been in the shop for repairs, is expcct.
cd hack In service to-day. when tho
picnic wagon will be retired.
pRoP. A. ]. LEE, colored, and Robert
Edwards, white. both Of Martins Ferry,
will run foot race on the state Fair
grounds this evening between q aud I
O'Clock.
TIE young mems meeting at the Y.
NJ. g. a., will DO held at S o'clock this
evening. The meeting tomorrow ut
4 O'clock will be addressed by Col.
Robert White.
JOIS FAuEY, Of the executive board
Of tho United Mine Workers, loft for
his home in Ohio yesterday. The qlcs.
ton as to tho screen to bO used at Glen
dale remains to DO settled.
IT Is believed that freight business
will DO resumed on the Wheeling &
Lake Eric next Monday or Tuesday.
Only the through passenger trains have
been running since Tuesday.
THR Provident Lilo Insurance Com.
pany, OF Wheeling, has declared cash
dividend OF three por cent for tho six
months ending June 30, payable on
demand attic company's office.
C.E. GOODYEAR. OF Monroe county,
Ohio. has pumpkin. raised last year.
which is rs sound as whom pulled Lust
fail. 1t ia OF tho variety known as "rhe
Worlds Beauty" and IN excellent pie
pampkin.
TIE Dovener Republican Club will
have a husiness meeting at their hall in
tho Eighth ward this evening. There
will DO speaking, etc., and all arc invit-
ed to DO present and hear an interesting
discussion.
Ton DuFFEy was arrested yesterday
on charges Of profano swearing and
assault and battery preferred before
Squire Giiiespy by Emma Brown. Tho
alleged oilUnses occurred on July 4.
The hearing waa set for o'clock this
evening.
TIE excavation for the new residence
OF DR.. J. G. Hump, on Fourteenth street.
is being pushed rapidly forward. and
work on tho erection Of the building
will soon commence. 1t is to DO three.
story pressed brick structure, very
handsome INTELLECTUALLY. and three
stories in height.
TIE Kings Sons, Of Zane street N.
L. church, elected the following officers
last night Tor the following six months:
James $. Gillespy, president; Thomas
S. MCGranahan, vice president; John s,
Kiughorn, neutrality-suspicious.; Harry
RennNrd, corresponding secretary.
They intend to give an outingin thenear
future.