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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
Why lie awake

'SillN'.SHilg II IS w ny lie aWaNe
= @ l,' TLooG1 % nights shivering
with cold? Enjoy your sleep
be good to yourself. That's COM
Portable advice. Heed it.
slngle-Bed Comforts. size CONF. made
of beautiful lowered calico, Turkey
Red lining. for 75c.
4 nicer quality, size SKIS, fine fancy
Saline. Turkcy-Kcd Innings. for 81.
Large. Eil-Size Comforts ~ i1f
Better ones az S. with fancy sa'ins
both sides.
For 81 80 we have Elegant Comforts,
made OF heavy sllkolinc, rich color
ings. with Pink. Blue. Rcd. aud L.
mon Innings.
Beautifully lowered French satlne
Quilts. with Pink, Blue Red. and yell
low French satine Innings, finest cleo
.ric cotton nllires. 8. .
Genuine EiGerdown Quilts, ful a'~e'
SD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13

8F aWNET@. This is genuln'
Z -. On 100 w oopN Blanket weather
We are Blanket providers to the
masses. We provide COOL
Blankets at poor Blanket prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-13
GAllG0ES, GlNGMAMS, SAlRTlNGs,

Half Wool and AWoo Dress Goods It's like doubling dollar to
pick up great bargains be found this counter day
in the week
@TgR BRFT7E1@ The Only genuine Lcbtenhacer Pretzels
VI S1''D ' to be had in Richmond The very finest and
best Preze made for table useaways fresh12c dozen
CBAsEMENTJ
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15
SMALL TALK.
Minor Mates OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Mates OF Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Walter j. Rabile, native Of
Pittsburg, aged SO, and Mary ]. Hay
den, native Of Mt. Pleasant, Pa, aged
80.
The excursion Of the Knights of ST.
George, of Parkersburg, which was to
have been given to-day, has been post
poned.
Mills c and D at the Riverside will
be idle until the middle of the coming
week, while the furnaces are being
torn down and being rebuilt. The
same repairs will be made in mills A
and B after mills c and D resume oper-
atoms.
After the original award of con-
tracts by the Board of Commissioners
Committee on Roads and Bridges for
the Improvement of the National road.
Friday, the contract for the second mile
was taken from William Folmer and
given to Monihan g. 10y, who have the
first mile. The reason was that the
Committee thought Mr. Folmer had
about as much work as he could do.
Miss Steinfeld has resumed her
class instruction in elocution and phys
ical culture at her studio $50 Main
street.
Mr. Daniel Neihart, of Everett. Pa.
formerly of Martins Ferry, writes to a
friend in this city that the glass works
at the above named place will start
next Monday.
There was no Police Court, last
evening.
William Tracy yesterday qualified
before Mayor Caldwell as special pO-
lice officer for the Ohio River and Pc
wiky" yards in this city
Ethel Mary, the oldest daughter Of
Sarah and George C. Mayors. died at
her home in the North End last even
ing.
Information was received late last
night from the Smithfleld Oil and Gas
Company's well that the drill was
about ten inches in the Bearea grit ana
that the we'll was showing up fair.
About one o'clock this morning,
Joseph Martin, Sistersville man, COM
planned TO the police that his watch had
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15
PERSONALS.
A mouse ran by She did not scream
or wildly raise her head.
81 do not mind such animals
With boomers on" she said.


Mrs. Charles Terrell, Of Richmond,
who. in company with her infant son
has been visiting Mrs. Ferrell's pa
rents. Col. and Mrs. Robert White, of
Sixteenth street, left for home Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Wood, Of the
South Side, are visiting friends at
ClarRsburg,
Mr.. John Thonen is home from a Wis
it of several months to Switzerland.
James P. Maxwell and Allen Brock
are making q tour OF the Lakes.
Major John BOdley, accompanied by
his wife and Colonel William EXley, all
of Wheeling, w. Va, were the guests OF
Judge Bier last Sunday night. The
above party are driving over the coun-
try for pleasure, and OIL the night they
We're the guests of the Judge they had
iusl zen = the road 100 days. They
are Old acquaintances of Mr.. Bier, and
he had not met Mr. Bodley for thirty
years. They left Monday morning for
Wilson. W. Va, to visit friends.-Cum-
berland News
Mrs. Chas. VI. Hughes left Thursday
evening to attend the wedding Of Miss
E0la Ketner, of Washington City. The
affair was a social event in the Capital
City, The bride has many friends in
this city Among the prominent
guests were Secretary Smith an Sena-
tor Gordon. of Georgia.
Col. Robert Irwin has returned from
a sojourn at Cambridgeboro Springs,
Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ankle, of South
Jacob street, are guests for few days
of friends in Marshall county.
Mr.. Charles Aul, of Fourteenth street,
has returned from Massill0n O.. where
he offciated as best man at the Lantry-
Crane nuptials. Mr. and Mrs. e. P
Hughes. who also attended the we'd
ding. returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. p. Mcneil, A. E. Smith and
family, and Misses Grace English and
Annie Greer are visiting Colerain for a
few days.
Frank Kincheloe and George Rogers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15
NE butter man. Z. Myers. has opened
FAI 81 AI-ARNI

about seven o'clock from box SIS, at the
corner of Market and Twenty-seyenth
streets. The supposed fire was in
Scott CAROLS house at the corner Of
alley and Twenty-seventh street,
and was only q fire in a CRATE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

thursday even
ing at the home
of MI. 10 h n
T HON n, in
TaylorstOwn, Pa,
a wedding cere-
mony was perfor-
med, which was
the social event Of
the season in that
quiet community.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15
Hoods Pills cure sick hoal be
Largest line Felt sailors. suaIl,-,-.
SONS OF VETERANS

t|V-'t1 Ut = IlII-I-N"
Owing to the present ma.-..r....
the entertainment that ssh t
been given at Odd Fellow
Tuesday evening by Gen e. e
Camp Sons OF Veterans has u
pOned until further motto. A..
cts sold viii be good ulu
soon as advisable the
Will be held at the above
and due notice Will be giyl
pers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15
NEAR BY TOWNS.

"Where are you going. my pretty maid?"
''I am not going sir" she said.
And scornfully tossed her large square
head
I'm a coming woman. sir" she said.
Detroit Tribune
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15
Will REMAIN ANOTHER YEAR.

" LII ANi--ll+Ai-N @AANO i AAA<AN IAN
Rev. G. Weller, Of the Chapline
street German NJ. e. Church, of the
South Side, has been assigned the post
of pastor of this congregation for an
other year by the session of the Synod,
at Cincinnati. This is the fourth year
for Rev. Weller in this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

The bride was Miss Romance
THOMPSON. a winsome and accom-
plished young lady, and the groom Mr..
w. L. Lorentz. of McMechen. A fash
ionable assemblage OF invited guests
witnessed The ceremony. 1t was a yell
low wedding, and the decorations cor
responded. The pari- were tasteful
" adorned with golde ii and ferns.
The bride looked charming in a gown OF
white silk en- traine. She carried
white carnations Her maid, Miss
Thompson, of Washington, Pa, wore a
becoming costume OF corn cOlOred silk
and clinton, and carried yellow roses.
The groom's best man was his brother,
Hon. A. NJ. Lorentz, Of Marshall county.
Miss Emma Myers, of Bellaire, eXecut-
ed a pleasing wedding march upon the
piano, and the nup;ial knot was tied by
The Rev. Dr.. Harry Woods OF Washing
ton. Pa. A reception followed and Mr..
and Mrs. Lorentz took the evening train
for Cleveland and Mackinae, the best
wishes of a host of warm friends ac-
companying them.
Wednesday afternoon Misses Alice
and LOttie Cox. of KirkwOOd, entertain
ed a number of their friends in most
enjoyable manner in honor Of Miss
Louisa Henthorne. The many social
amusements We're INDUCED in until
late hour, when the guests were served
a tempting luncheon.
There was quiet but none the less
enjoyable wedding at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. r. A. McGregor Of Bella1re,
Thursday evening, when their daugh-
ter. Miss Maize, was married TO Mr..
Benjamin H. Tyler, nephew of Mr..
James Wilson, of the Bellaire Nail
Works Company, who is engaged in a
responsible position at the works.
Rev. II. A. L. King, of the First Presby-
terrain church, oficiated, and only the
immediate friends Of the family were
present. After hearty congratulations
and a splendid wedding feast Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyler took the midnight train for
Roanoke, Virginia, where they will
spend a week or ten days,
Last Wednesday evening Miss Lena
Daume. of Martins Ferry, was given a
pleasant surprise in honor of her birth
day. Twelve couples of her young
friends were present, who spent the ey-
ening at cards and dancing. Salt
keld's orchsra was in attendance and
rendered excellent music. About mid
night a most appetizing supper was set,
to which the happy thrOng did due JUS
tice.
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been taken from him on the
Lieut.. Ingram found the man r
it, and IL was given up. It is.
it was taken as a Joke.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

Il had pneumonia fever
scarcely walk. / was so weak
had taken one bottle Of Hood
rilla | was able to walk. Z
used three bottles and am wa
abeth Q. Huffman, Fellowsy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

II
NV Pr,rl, uoll,oI was Of boma
. ''-,l ~ ooToeDiel nsrfv
LIS - l,;- .o-t6o-ee On Gont5
-, ~ -.-s I l.-,.-.'' % ''-'
0'--
r,,- o,..,-..,. r,-.5.,,.o..rs ~ tho
.-.----..S.i.., 80 +,.'- r1-,.,.-+ T,,.bero,
,,i--.,-, -, ,,,-,i+,l,l,. e,+ertsired
-rj,,,r-'io,. e-e7ine INV Miss Maggie
49,. -+ ,,,,,. 1,l,,,a o,, tbo leland O.
or11 49, 80 7el,sbtfnIIv snent in
-.,,,-s. ..,,5 so,t.l 5i,.ars,ons Mr. Raw
',,o..1 ,osb-;o,l,t ~ ros~,ber of The 81
80 -'.s, wi shortly deoart for A.
l.r-, ~. r,js f,,+,,ro homo was nre-
-.-- ,,-.,l, notr NJ booJeona gold
-..-, -
--,s.ls,. evan no q iorv marty of siv-
-ee, voung folks having enlisted the
services of C7Dpers picnic wagon and
four stalwa-t equines. drove out to Cole
Inn. some apprehension for the sue
ces=rul execution of the planned enjoy
mont was felt because of the trans
Chi-qrs' pr-01s5d quarantine. but
trusting 10 the tender mercies of fate.
v,- incline known as Cadiz nike
f0arv r,-ded s'vtean thankful beincs
in oiear.,ous Coal oi (err9-um cole
ra.,l Fesrfro -bo or77.7ntine m,pb+
-, ,--,,. s-,.;,,ele,+ +bo ,,e,.Fv
-dif~,- IN hing" n hot wafies and
.-ba~ vfands. ON no, They stored away
enough corDoreal fuel to endure any
was made via Martins Ferry. Fair Luna
and The starry hosts. etc. etc. would
have filled the insensate heart of an
Fgvptian mummy with rhapsodical
t1sss and a,-an +ba wheels Of -ha wagon
e7real,ei p, 5al:rh- Bp- O We vig.lqnt
sanitary ouards and keen sighted city
f.-ber. % eo9dlv norton of your city
WAS --averssd before q challenge was
made and as that was on the exuent
threshold the hest thing to be done
was to hid fair spaed
very successful soiree was given at
Wbeali1e Park Wednesday afternoon
and evening under the auspices OF the
congregation OF the Catholic Church at
Flm Grove.
m, ,,-.-,, c,..t. .-.;,, t,o,.l o,,,+,,o.
-le "a ~. - ,-' - 49,.
-'ee'.As "- us nc" '''i va -,-o-,,''S
a. ~" at, 49, 49,, ..I- III
,A-.t IuliS 9i..VoJ @",'' ~ ''oN D ~
nave oeel 7'o7-.-o1.' 81 i-'5 '--e - -
Ie>,ois sum sum ZEN ~ % oCeeI '''
once "i-I me Cou'e-" y '-''90 III
meats 20 'ue Ou'i'-i.S'
AZ 1l6h noon 4 ue7u1S' a. a. me u, "V-He
OF .Ae oI'~e --O'Ie. NJ 'iOo y ii' ~
street an interesting uup1ldI e' en-
Jcok place IN yle pres5uCJ , ol On . as
-'l'77 o- ~ ~ mas "a 0''-. 90 "a -
1@'p' p,--, ''l7- I-' 7I C,i... W % WI
--'t rye W. o"'9"3' vi l".Ii D"S, "
piolii.ieA business I,-u a. 'IT OHi'
capital ana MISS same Hanalan'
Wlnsome anu es-lnlaoie young lazy VINO
IS very popular in social circles. The
officiating minister Eas the Rev K. r.
Bigger. pastor Of the Third Presbyter-
IAN cnurcn- me oIloe na'uIaI Oeau-
ty was enhanced by charming gown
OF White a1,.u' trimmed IN point lace.
Immediately lolloWlnS me ceremony
sumptuous Weddlng dinner was dis
cussed In the dining room, and later Mr..
and Mrs. ourguy departed Tor their ru-
tuIe nome IN columbus. Among the
many beautiful presents which they re-
ce-Yed was a costly cnest or silver ware
p s--' no" lne DI-ae Notnef
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock,
HrrH HH lao .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

Couceu.gl party returned Jew Gays
ago fr0u Gridgebor0 Springs.
where tl.v have been spending the
summer The party was composed or
Misses Eula Dc.apIaine. Nancy tlsne-,
Gertrude lsler AIRS. Clark h,-llil Gen.
Dr. and Airs. Mary DelaDialne. 4lss
Emma ID. Wheat. OF ST.. Louis. VINO mas
been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs JoS.
Sn.Eel. at Echo Point. for the past
efeh-een months left O. few days ago
for her home Miss Elizabeth II. Mem
del with arrive home this month from
lInree0oI N.rr., where she mas been
spending the summer.
Tho Nassll0n correspondent or inc
SUNDAY Register sends the following
description of the Lantry-Crone we'd
rine which took place i'm that city last
Tuesday.
cone OF The uretGest marriage cere-
monies ever witnessed in this city was
performed last Tuesday morning ~
nine o'clock 10 81. Joseph.s Catnoiic
Church before @ large congregation OF
invited guests. between James +. Ian
Irv. member of the firm conducting
E
& MN I.-.... enc forobrar of Mr..
@ .-.. ,---, 0roDe nj rasr Main
--t---a-+,- ocssed slowly 10 the
,,,. -bo roboDa-ir bridal
-... -,.--,5 ~. tbe orronist Of
L 49, ,sfers led tbe wav.
IN. , ...,--.-.iE ,Tiss iria Crone q
- -s .t, Er,f@ in noussalin de
.,.t -,..t.ss laos fouowed. and
.... w.. 40 IN mari white silk. with
.-.. .'. ...--..,.,, ,, escorted DIV her
i- . 49, ,.e~s met M the charcel
..'.,' ----.., ,-boss b,s- man was Mr..
ny t.I .s V-hooIing AS the
mares -. ~ , ~ 49, recite5 the mar.
new. ID. ~. p, ,- -....'0 ,rirrie kuhn sane
---- ~. ,''.-.,-.,,.i IN promise Me-"
DIG jan, 1' 81, go eiling +ba church.
A. ' -. .,, 1910 ,-e~r impressive
'. '.7 49,. +, vbfcb a fuU
2, -' -7...- ,,.,s osisbra+ed and af-
..eN -.. --. . l,,.,.f -qr~,or was de,
COT , 49, -,s ,I,to,, Cn Tho some.
* .,,-.,,-e rll.+fon and the
l,. t..-1e,. eo~eorr-or of it's OBJ
ne .r-ororr words he re-
..-...,,. ~ pire when Napo-
ne W, hS diTorced from 10
.,-ri-. .r1 also the church's position
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

intcrrur cd by a tempting luncheon,
at which MIR. kuellinger was made re-
cipient of handsome pair OF gold cum
buttons.
The genial DR.. 0. w. Burdatts, of
Sixteenth street, rendered a dozen OF
his gentlemen friends a stag social at
mis- home Thursday evening in honor OF
his birthday.
Tuesday evening Mr.. August Will
huhn. of South Wood street, foreman
for Kleives. Kraft & Co., was surprised
by his friends in honor of his forty
fifth birthday and the twenty-fifth an
niversary OF his foremanship at the
planning mill. The host was presented
with handsome rocking chair.
Mr.. William Senne, of the Fifth ward,
was married to Miss Laura AXthelin,
Of Pittsburg, at the residence OF the
bride, No. 234 Third avenue, by the
Rev. Frederick Ruoff. a reception was
held az the brides home, after which
che newly married couple left for their
future home on the South Side, Wheel
ing.
On Thursday evening Miss Elsie
Whitaker gave q dinner al her resi-
dence on South Chapline street compli-
mentary to her visitor Miss Virginia
Somes, Of Terra Haute Ind. The din
ner was served in courses, and was one
of the smartest informal affairs given
in the city for a long time.
Miss Katie Serge was hostess to a
number of friends, Friday evening, at
her home on Twenty-ninth street. A
mandolin and guitar club provided eX-
cellent music.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15
ARRESTS nv TUT D-

The police made the folio.
rests, lest night: George Ui
Dixon, Lewis Cruddes and t
son. by Officer Allen. for dt
East Wheeling. Thomas H
disorderly conduct. by Officer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

The September number of Form con-
taus ,hs following references TO Wheel
sing persons.
From private letter. We learn mo-"
Hon. James p. fancy. OF tlis cry, Wio
rs fhe present United States Consu. at
Belfast. Ireland. was given cl1-ce TO
Inspect Nr. George iouid's steam yacat
.hlaanta." Ar Gould he'd his yacht
in tle Belfast Tough .o witness me Two
days OF the big regatta when TOOK
place Six weeks ago. Air. lanet, ace
Clunauied by his wife and nephew,
1r Malcolm Toney Brice. went down
90 Bangor to witness the race between
the AUsa' and britannia. AS tney
returned they r0WeJ over ro the Ala-
Hla. were invited ON board by Sir,
Gould. and were shown through the
various apartments Of the magnificent
yacht by Nr. and Mrs. Gould Alis7
VIRGINIA Baker daughter of Hon. Lewis
Baker Minister to Central America is
the eres. ol Mr and Mrs Charles hoW>
aII Simpson. gt Iim Grove. during
her STAY here Ga number OF parties nave
been given n her honor MISS Mary
M1Tl who has been ottcnDlg @ mouse
rrr.r Given bv aIrs. CtitteDcen at her
rr...lv appointed apartments on Mar
rerrns-tt riCr R. I arrived nome
f.u DAYS ago Miss Minnie p. Wax
wen returned few weeks ago irom
California. where she has been Tor sew
e.rl months. While there She Joined
parity io tbe Hawaiian Islands Miss
Elsie Whitaker arrived home last month
frcu six monts visit to Los Anseies.
Cal Ncd1me Charles Rudolph fIe. 1-
mann of Cairo Egypt who has been
Tho -ues- of AIRS Andrew IT. Patterson
u EIm Grove. leaves I'm q few weeks
tor New York. where She sails on the
North German Llovt line for Europe
urur Madame Fleischmann STAY
bore She has been Che recipen. OF
number o.. informal gatherings IN lhe
nature rr dinner and garden p1rHgS.
1ss Chas. E. BrOckmier and dalen-
tens Misses Mary Shirley ana sara,
w srHl at Watch HEN. r.. T. AZ pros
Ont they have as their guest Mis, ED-
varl + Marsh. of Springfield. Aass-'
nee Miss Turner of this city. A very
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

have returned to the University OF Vir-
ginia to resume their studies.
Miss Mae McIlwaine left during the
past week for Ironton, o., where she
viii visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs David McIlwaine sailed
from New York yesterday on the steam
ship Lucania for Liverpool from
which point they go to Switzerland TO
remain several months.
Miss Emma Goethe, who attended
the Sennie-Axthelln wedding az Pitts
burg. Pa, has returned home.
Mrs. R. R. Spear and Miss Mary
Koch are visiting friends in Michi-
gan.
Miss Eva Phillips has returned from
a visit with friends in Greensburg,
Pa.
Miss Bird c. Foster, of Alliance, O.,
is the guest Of friends on the Island.
D. r. Scatterday, Of the Island, has
returned from Columbus.
Mrs Fred Speaker, Of the East End,
is i'll.
Miss Mabel McComas, a pretty and
accomplished young lady of st. Mary's,
is the charming guest Of the Misses
Fox, Of Benwood, for a few days.
The butter man, E. Myers, has opened
his store in rear of Stone & Thomas
between the new steel bridge and the
market house. Will sell the finest
Dairy Butter, pounds S5c., pounds
Soc; also in the markets. stall No. IS,
Second ward, stall No. So. Fifth ward.
Give him trial. Satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

Miss Rosa Spring was surprised by
l-rrs number of her friends q, her
residence Oh South Penn street, FRIDAY
nieht. tho occasion being the twenty
third anniversary OF her birth. Those
present were Misses Carrie Cicm.
Carrie Spring. Rosa Spring Rosa Eek
hart Mary Swamberg. Mabel sturgeon.
Emma Iucarr and ,lessrs. Wesley
ScN7efer Albert Acker, Jesse Pugh.
Wiuiam Otto and Nr. Sedcrs. The fea-
mre of the evening was the sewing
circle. Miss Carrie ONom took the
Drze for the best button hole. AT
late hour refreshments were served
and the guests departed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15
Large-L ILne - saLIor.. sn--
TIE RIVER

There We're II inches of waite f.
channel last night Stationary
The Jennie George. Capt. Boo
a fair sized trip yesterday
The piles OF bricks on The lowe
Of the landing give the wharf
unslghtly appearance from III
street.
Pittsburg. September 14.-ur
feet and falling slowly al
Weather clear and pleasant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

If you are afflicted with ra.r
try the wonderful Br2hma H
Remedy. i cures. For sale b.
Thornton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

Newest Felt Sailors. swabackcr's
Special Bargains in Diamond, at D.
Hillman & Co =.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

Newest Felt Sailors. swabaeker's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

Mr. Bennett Gilbert local agent of
the Equitable Life Insurance Company,
very pleasantly entertained his assist
wine supper at the Office Of the COM
p1ny. on Market street In honor of his
recent marriage. Speeches were made
and a very enjoyable evening was
spent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

The Christian Endeavcrers OF the
congregation Of the English Lutheran
Church were Hospitality entertained
Thursday evening by Miss Maggie
Jones at her home on the Island. Sew
eral hours were delightfully."- spent in
music and social diversions. Mr. Ray
mond L. Seabr.g ht o member Of the So
c,e-y who VIII shortly depart for At
lan-3. Ca. his future home, was pre-
scn-eI with o pair Of handsome gold
cu1 buttons
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

Eugene Kuelliuger. son Of Louis Kuel-
rnger. Of BoEgs Run. was agreeably
surprised by a number Of his city
friends Wednesday evening In honor Of
his nineteenth birthday anniversary.
Dancing was INDUCED in until it was
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BACK FROM CUBA.
An English officer Says 1t Takes 1000
Builets to Miss Each Man.

An English officer Snys 1t Takes 1000
Bniiets to Miss Each Man.
From the New York World.
Two young English warriors who have
just taken their baptism of fire in the Cuban
war set sail for England the other day with
cut wound and with a conviction that
there are few occupations more salubrious
than that of Cuban ir surgent.
The young warriors were Winston Leonard
Spence Churchill, son of the late Lord
Randolph Churchill, and R. w. r. Barnes
Both are in the fourth hussars. When the
hunting season began in England they toss
ed up a penny to see whether they should
chase foxes this winter watch Gen.
Campos chase rebels. The rebels won, and
they obtained two months leave of abb
Sence and started for Cuba
Churchill is not yet twenty-one years old,
and knows only the amount of strategy
Necessary for the duties of second IieuteT-
ant He and Barnes went on the trip actu-
ated only by youthful enthusiasm. After
seeing several battles IL ey returned to this
city.
''Of course the war isn't like a European
war" said Mr.. Churchill yesterday, but
there was great deal that interested US.
The most remarkable fact seems to be that
two armies will shoot at each other for
hours and no one will get hit. believe that
statisticians say that in a battle 1t takes
1000 bullets to kill a man. When the calcu-
1ations are arranged I think 1t will be found
that in the Cuban war 1t took 1000 bullets
to miss each individual combatant
The Spanish troops are brave fighters.
admire the rebels for the quickness and
1apidity with which they get over the
ground In contests of speed with the Span
tsh troops they act as pacemakers and are
soon out of sight. make no reflections
their courage, but they are well versed in
the art of retreat. or course, the secret of
their strength Is the ability to harass the
enemy and carry on a guerrilla warfare.
Tine Is absolutely ruinous to Cuba
I think that the upshot of 1t will be that the
United States will intervene as a peace
maker. believe. too that in the end Cuba
Will have her own parliament, but that she
will still be Spanish colony