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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-16
Judiciary.

Judiciary.
A B 81, by Noel-An act act relative to ad.
justing the boundary lines Of Washoe
Ormsby. Storey and Lyon counties. It gives
each county a slice of Washoe. Referred ia
Committee on County and County Boun-
diaries. test vote on the bill shows 81 in
| favor and Q against.
| %, by Maufe--Relative to the Court
| House bonds of Nye county. Referred to
committee on State Institutions.
SECOND READING.
SB14, by Wise-Relative to fixing salaries
of officers of Humboldt county. Referred to
Humboldt delegation.
aENER " FILE AND THIRD READING.
A B IS, by Pitt-Relatve to the issuing of
bonds by School Trustees of Humboldt
county. Passed 80 to O; not voting.
Senate substitute for s B 45-Relative to
consolidating certain county offices in
ShutSuAli dsecu ~ " - hOSdu
voting in the negative.
Substitute for B SAN act relative to
fixing the fees of Justices of Peace. Re-
ferred to Judiciary committee.
Substitute for B 52-An act relative to
better education Of dentists. Made special
order for Monday at o'clock
Substitute for 60-An act relative to
fixing salaries Of officers Of Washoe county.
Ordered engrossed
Substitute for 5O-An act relative to
the Indebtedness of Esmeralda county. Or
dered engrossed.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Sub. for A B 2S-Act relative to State
Veterinary Surgeon. Adopted and laid on
table temporarily.
60 (stanley)-Act relating TO purchas-
ing OF supplies Passed
Alb 63 Constant)-Act relative to preser-
walton of wild game. Ordered re-engrossed
A 10 ,McNaughten Act to regulate pro-
ceedings in civil cases in courts OF justice.
Lost.
AB6 (Flannigan)-Act to create Board
of Commissioners in the several counties of
the State. Referred to Joint CON- on Elec-
tons
Sub for A B 3a-Act to provide revenue
for State of Nevada Indefinitely postponed. |
Sub. for A B 65-Act requiring license for
paid services of stations Passed.
ALB 80 (Conboie)-An act to fix cost Of
Of deceased persons. Passed. |
A b 81 .Conboiei-An act for the perma-
nent Improvement of Lake Tahoe. Indef- |
nately postponed.
S B 81 (Patchen)-,An act to provide for
he appointment of Notaries Public and .
lefining their duties Passed, % to 0, /
Lbsent
Wielands substitute for A r 29-An act
elative to the establishing of high Schools
nthe counties of this State.-Ordered en-
crossed
A B 81 Beck-Referred to Joint Com mittee
N Elections.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-16
A Strike at Bodie.

Two Of the boys who leased the New
Standard have stuck to it and now
they are reaping results. A few days
ago the Bennett boys became discour-
aged in prospecting a twO-inch vein
and gave up Two days later the re-
naming lessees struck an eight-inch
vein carrying rock worth $50 to $50 a
ton, and now they are getting ready to
do some live work. The New Standard
was considered a good mine some
years ago. and if the new ledge hangs
out, as it is expected to do, it will
prove a good thing for the boys who
have held on.-Bodie Miner.
Massachusetts, is determined that
only one flag shall float over public
buildings in that State and that must
be the Stars and Stripes. On such
rare occasions as the visit Of suffi-
GENTLY distinguished foreigner. upon
the appreciation of the Governor. the
cOlOrs Of the stranger may be exhibit
ed as a compliment to him, but at no
other time. This is a wise rule. 1t is
not good thing for men who have
made America their home TO display
too much anxiety about honoring the
flag Of country they have re
nOunced.
1t costs s471, exclusive of mileage
Stationery and ''incidentals." to keep
the Nevada Legislature in session one
day. An adjournment is always taken
over Saturday and Sunday of each
week. which makes s942 paid ont for
which no services whatever are rem
dered. Int six weeks session this
Christmas gift to lawmakers amounts
to 1852. Here is field for a little
harmless retrenchment. Silver State.
A Board of Directors for the San
Joaquin Valley railroad has been
elected. The following officers were
elected: Clans Spreckles, John D.
Spreckles, W. F. Whittier. J. B.
Stetson, Antonio Borel, A. Fl. Payson,
Charles Holbrook, Lewis Gerstle,
Alvinza Hayward, Isaac Upham and
Thomas Magee
Mrs. Wicks, wife of Thomas n.
Wicks, vice-president of the Pullman
Palace Car Company. was granted a
divorce by default Wednesday in
Chicago. Mrs Wickes charged her |
husband with having kicked her,
throwing a glass Of water at her.
striking her in the face and throwing
food at her.
Count Castellane, who next month
will become Mr.. Anna Gould, has
with great reluctance consented to ac-
rcpt 100000 on the wedding day.
Thus despite the frantic efforts of Sec
rotary Carlisle the outflow Of gold con-
.inues.
Two school children, brother and
sister, at Parsons. Va, We're frozen to
leath locked in each others arms. The
boy wrapped his sister in his coat.
The South Dakota Legislature has
defeated woman's suffrage
The next storm billed by Foster will
each here on the 23rd.
A Chinaman hanged himself at Bo-
lie last week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-16
No War.

City of Mexico, Feb. 15-Mexico's
conditions have been peacefully ac-
of their fulfillment. The conditions
will be published officially next week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-16

when Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria
Vhen she was Child,
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria
When she had Children,
She gave them CastoriA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-16
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
Convened at ii A. NJ. Speaker Allen in the
chair.
Roll call, all present.
Pra, err by the Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
MESSAGES.
B 23-Received from Senate for consider
alton.
51-Ordered engrossed
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING.
A B &, by Pitt Relative to attorneys and
counselors at law. Referred to committee ON
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01
DROPPED DEAD.
Robert H. Silvey Expired Suddenly
of Heart Disease Yesterday After
nOon--0ne of the Most Prominent
COmpOSitOrS in Wheeling-A Pho
neer in the Business.

Yesterday afternoon at half-past two
o'clock, Robert II. Silyey, one OF
Wheellng's best known printers, drop
ped dead from heart disease in front Of
his residence.
Nh Silvey, who lives at the corner Of
Twenty-second and Chapline streets.
was assisting his daughter, at the time
mentioned, in cleaning away the mud.
which had collected there yesterday
morning, from the street. He had
been shOyeling dirt for some time when
he complained that it was a greater
job than he anticipated He turned to
walk into his residence When he
reached the steps he fell to the ground.
His daughter noticing him sinking
called for help. DR.. Campbell. who has
his Office next door, assisted by several
men who were passing at the time. car
ried him into the Office. In the mean
time Drs. Schwinn and Walden were
called. The examination revealed the
sad fact that he had expired of heart
disease.
Deceased was siXty-two years of age.
lie was one of Wheeling's pioneer COM
pOsitOrs, having held positions on the
Wheeling Times, one of the city's
earliest newspapers. Later he worked
as foreman on the Wheeling Argus
now the Register He has been fore
man on the Intelligencer and Register,
and has worked in Steubenville, Pitts
burg, and in the government printing
Office at Washington, d. c. Mr.. Silyey
has been engaged more recently as fore
man on the Ohio Valley Manufacturer
He was a member of Typographical
Union No. 70, of this city which will
attend his funeral In a body.
Mr. Silvey leaves five children, who
are all grown, three daughters and two
sons, to mourn his sudden death. One
son resides in Cincinnati, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01

Hon. NJ D. Post is home from an eX-
/ tended visit to Harrison county.
R. II. Parker and wife have return
ed from Atlantic City and other east
ern points.
Misses Lizzie Spargo and Sara Sent
linger of the North End, have return
ed from a months stay at Cresson,
I Cambridgeboro and other points in
Pennsylvania.
Miss Bessie Mendel, of Taylor Tex,
is visiting Miss Mary PAUL, of North
Main street.
Misses Lizzie Hunter and Rose
Lukens, of the Island are at Atlantic
City.
Adrian Wingerter and Walter Coch-
ran have returned home from Atlantic
City.
MIR. f. w. Banner and Mr.. John z.
Mendel have gone up the Shenandoah
Valley on a tandem bicycle. They left
Tuesday evening and will be gone sew
eral days.
Theo. Roller, wife and daughter Miss
Olga, returned from the East.
Mrs. Joseph Lawson and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, OF the Island, have gone to
Cambridgeboro, Pa, and will spend
several weeks at that health giving re-
sort.
Miss Marie Hill, of the North End,
returned from Steubenville, o.
Miss Lizzie Kettler has returned
from a visit at Glen Easton, w. Va
Miss Nettie Graebe will leave in
few days for Kentucky.
Misses Lizzie Schrimpfand Ella Over
man returned from a visit at Mt. Lake
Park, Nd.
Miss Minnie Hydinger, of the South
Side. has returned from Glen Easton,
where she has been visiting for the past
three weeks.
Misses Dora Helmbright and Annie
Waggenheim left for GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
on a visit.
Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell is home from
a months stay at Terra Alta.
Mrs. Mary Delplaine and Miss Hulda
are home from CambridgebOro Springs,
where they have been spending the
summer.
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Pipes have return
ed from a pleasant sojourn at Terra
Alta.
Misses Elsie Whitaker and Sue Cald-
well are the guests of Mrs. AL Glass at
her cosy cottage at Loeb Lynn Heights.
Messrs. George Norton and John
Ryan leave during the coming week for
an extended tour of the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii A. Delaplain are in
town from Graysville and are the
guests of Mrs Jacob w. Grub at Echo
Point
Miss Nellie Atkinson is home from
two months stay at Charleston.
VIII Vance is home from an extended
trip to the New England sea coast.
Miss Anna McColloch. of St Louis,
Mo, is the guest Of Miss Todd Baird on
Fourteenth street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01
4 GIGANTIC SCHEME

The United Labor League OF Aue,..-.
County said to be Planning % B,,...,
Against the Pittsburg Exposition. '''
Information was received In This
yesterday that the United
League of Allegheny county ps '
contemplating a vigorous earr..-
against the Pittsburg EyDosi...9 .
whcih Mr.. d. c. RIPLEY. pre.i-.-. y. y.
the United States Glass Comma. y,
manager. The scheme. DO is ALLEGED +.
TO place a boycott against the Ev..
ton in sympathy with The locked .-
United States glass workers r..
League will ask all labor organiza-,-,
in Western Pennsylvania to n.--..'
pate. The idea is to interest ari I.,..
ing people of Pittsburg and ri.i~5.-
and unite the $4,000 members of ...
Union League.
Secretary Strasser. of Local rni.,
No. 9, A. F. G. w. t., rep0r helm. wv
ceived no official notification of ...b q
scheme.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01
BRILLIANT MILL TO sr,p-

The deal for the purchasa 9th E-r.
liant Iron Works has been finally ..-.
summated. The main h.t.. seem. n,
have been the payment O.. .ha ..xes
$3.50 on a valution of $4,000 fsr -te
past year. but this was finally fy-l nv
and the deal wound up. So one time
when it appeared as if The tax l'srrs
might end the deal, the people o.. F-1.
liant talked of paying it to end tae DIS.
pute in order to have the work. resume
again. The plant will start mp l rs
near future in the manutactWe Of rrs
and tube iron, and expensive uay....
cry will be put in at once.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01
SCORE CARn WY HERE

W. II. Flynn, who is known 0n al
race tracks from California to Maine
publishing the official illuminated
card to the leading meetings .o '.
past fifteen years. is i'm town and HI
personally superintend his mn
here to the State Fair meeting Nh. u
ing week. He is authority ON al. r,
ing events. also publisher OF the d,
Guide. II is reported that Nr flu
will retire from the race busine AMER
this season. We wish him the l.
lnck
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01

surprise party was given complimenta-
ny to Miss Matte Higgins, at her home
on Market street
Misses Mamie and Alice McIlvane
have issued invitations for a phantom
party at their residence up EdgingtOn
Lane, complimentary to their visitors,
on Tuesday evening of this week.
Last Sunday q number of persons
from the North End spent a pleasant
day as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ry-
der. az their home near Glenn's Run.
Last evening, at the For. Henry Club,
Madame Charles Rudolph Fleischmapn
gave a farewell dinner to a few of her
friends previous TO her departure TO
New York CITY. from which point she
sails on Thursday next for Europe and
thence TO Cairo. Egypt The dinner was
also given complimentary to her friend,
Miss Florence Kerr of st. Paul. Mimi.
Who VIII accompany her 10 Egypt Gov
ers We're spread for fourteen. and when
the guests were ushered into the dining
room they were seated around a taste
fully decorated f5stal-board. In the
center OF The table was o ship made en-
tirelv of American beauties. La France
roses and carnations, on each side in
white letters bearing the Japanese in
scripd0u "S3vanara.' meaning farewell
$40 each plate were a bunch of white
and Jack roses. Each guest also re-
ccived 2s souvenir a beautiful piece
of japanese bric-a-brac Nine courses
constituted the dinner, and ii was thor
oughly enjoyed by the guests.
A number of friends of Miss Edna
Garrison rendered her a very pleasant
surprise party at her home on South
Penn street. last Tuesday, in honor of
the anniversary of her birth.
Miss Stella Gosney. of North Main
street. gave delightful party to
number OF her little friends in honor of
her tenth birthday Miss Stella proved
@ charming hostess.
The following is from the Washing
ton Post:
The announcements of approaching
autumn marriages are beginning to
pour i'm and the promises are for num-
Der of large and fashionable weddings.
Many attractive girls of Washington
have yielded TO Cupid's dart, and the
harvest viii be large and interesting.
One of the pleas2ntest of the early an
nouncements is the approaching mar
riage of Miss Eula Ketner. daughter of
Maj. j. II. Ketner, and Mr. Raymond
Hayes. son of Hon. J. J. Hayes. of Bos-
ton. Miss Kotner is essentially
Southern belle, as the family have
within the past few years come from
Atlanta to Washington to reside. She
was educated at Athens. Ca. and is
possessed of remarkable dramatic tai
entS, having captured the first hOnOrs
and medals in many contests. Miss
Kctner like a gOodly number of young
ladies' from the far South. is remark
ably handsome. She is OF the brunette
type, with large. expressive brown eyes.
perfect features. wavy hair. and eX-
tremely stately carriage. A prominent
portrait artist of this city was anxious
to paint portrait of Miss Ketner. which
was TO constitute his exhibit at the At
lanta Exposition.
mr. Hayes is q well known Boston
man, representing a number of the best
insurance companies of this and for
cigu countries. The marriage is TO
take place September rs at noon at St.
Johns Church. Rev. Clarence Bisp-
ham win perform the ceremony.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01
HIT BY A STONE

Last night while lady who REFUSED
TO give her name, was waiting o
north bound car at the corner OF THr
ty-second and Market streets. SON r
from the east side of the street threw
stone. The stone, which il is thal.
was not directed TO hit the woma. u
fortunately hit her over the RICH
innicting an ugly wound. She M
taken into Charles Menkemoi.er rl-
macy, where the wound, which le
very freely. was dressed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01
BUILDING ASSOCIATION MATTER.
To Come Up Again at Mondays Meeting OF
the County Commissioners.

the county COMMISSIONER
Tomorrow morning the Board Of
County Commissioners will meet in
regular monthly session. This meet
ing promises to be one of the most in
teresting sessions this year, as Com
missioner G. w. Robinson, of Madison
district, will inquire why his motion
was not entertained by Chairman p. B..
Dobbins at Wednesdays meeting. He
has figures and statements TO show that
no building and loan association has
paid any taxes here.
Mr.. Robinson stated to a Register re-
porter yesterday that he would make
the fight for the people and desired the
people to stand by him. He promises
to make some startling exposures.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01

n the new Dent
building, i'm Bridge
port, a reception and
dance was given by
the young ladies of
tn at city Monday
evening. The build
ing was repaired and
refurnisbedafter the
recent fire. and
made an admirable
place for the enter
tainment. a b O u t
two score of young
persons were pres
ent. and they made
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01
PERSONALS.

ooh wed with me; oh. be my Wife
I'll be the sunshine Of your life"
Sunshine, Horrors said the maid
such talk at ninety in the shaded"
Indianapolis Journal
VIII Hill and Miss Mary MOlter Of
the North End have returned from
Windsor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01
OPENING or THE C0-PTe

Tomorrow morning will sre Do.
opening OF Parts One and Two Of th
Circuit Court, Judges PAIL and Camp
bell presiding. Judge ugusw.Iica.' ,t.
grand jury OF the Criminal Court Ta
list of indictment .s small compare
with other sessions THE most u
portant cases will Dee tha ntE ud.ct
ments against Julia Ch.saaI and clara
Moss, of the Seventeenth tca. lam.o
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01

Thos. Mears, in Martins Ferry, COM
plimentary to their guest, Mr.. John
Hayden. Vocal and instrumental
music was rendered in a most accepta-
bic manner during the evening.
\ Mrs L. C. Robinson, of Martins Fer
ry. entertained a number of her friends
in pleasant manner in honor of her
guest, Miss Flo Reno, Of Pittsburg.
Friday evening Miss Axle Copham
entertained several couples of her
young friends with lawn fete at the
home of Mrs William LuptOn. in Mar
tins Ferry Miss Copham was assist
ed in entertaining her friends by Miss
Bertha Bartholomew and Mrs. Lupton.
The lawn was decorated in very
tasteful manner with Chinese lanterns,
giving 1t a very picturesque appear
ance. The young folks spent the even
ing in a very enjoyable manner until a
late hour, when a bountiful repast was
partaken Of, after which the various
amusements were again taken up and
continued until a late hour.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. J. w. Win
ters, north of St Clairsville. The
happy principals were Miss Myrtle
Winters, of that place, and Mr.. Dora
Allen. of Pleasant Valley. w. Va. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
D. A. Denton, of the NJ e. Church In
Benwood
Wednesday morning the home of Mr..
and Mrs J. r. Davies, at Gravel Hill,
Bellaire, was the scene Of Il beautiful
early morning wedding, the happy
principals in the affair being Miss An
ma p. Davies and Mr. J. 3. Zentmyer,
wealthy and prominent merchant of
Newark, O. Promptly at nine o'clock
the bride and groom marched into the
room in which the ceremony was per-
formed to the strains of$2IendelssOhn's
wedding march. executed in a faultless
manner upon the piano by a sister of
the bride. The bride was dressed in a
very becoming purple and tan travel
ing suit. with hat veil and gloves to
correspond. The groom was aitired in
conventional black After the cere-
mony. which was performed by Rev.
J. C. McCracken, of the Second Presby-
trian Church, the guests retired to the
dining room. where a sumptuous we'd
ding breakfast was served. The happy
couple were the recipients Of many
handsome and useful presents from the
large number Of friends and relatives
who were present. Mr.. and Mrs Gent
myer left over the B. & o. at 10:40
o'clock on an Eastern wedding tour
after which they will go to Newark, o.,
where they will make their home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01

Cure guaranteed or money refunded
for Liquor. Morphine and Cocaine Hab-
its. Address, Grown Institute, Martins
Ferry, O., or D. II. Taylor, Wheeling,
w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01

ND very COngenial party. FrOI. Ohds.
Killmver tickled the worries, and TO the
inspiring strains which were evoked
from the instrument through his skill
frl manipulation the merry devotees
paid tribute to the muse Terpslchore.
The affair concluded with banquet at
Miss Maggie Adolph's cafe. 1t was one
of the notable events Of the summer IN
Bridgeport society.
A party Of married folks from Belllire
gave an outing at Wheeling Park
Thursday afternoon complimentary to
young lady visitor in that city.
Thursday evening Miss Sallie Ellis
worth. of Martins Ferry, entertained
several couples Of her Wheeling friends
I'm very pleasant manner. The even
ing was spent enjOyably, and at the
proper hour an elegant repast was
served by the hostess. after which the
various social amusements were re-
sumed and continued until late hour.
Thursday evening Miss Agatha Ack-
erman was greatly surprised by q party
of her Wheeling friends coming in up
ON her i'm a most unexpected manner TO
spend the evening. Miss Alderman
proved equal to The occasion, and en-
terrained her guests in q royal manner.
Fight couples were present and spent
the evening in q most delightful man
ner until midnight. when they were
seated at q table filed with appetiZing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01

Our store will be open during even
ings OF Fair Week until o o'clock. =. Welty
A Co. dealers in Fine Wines and Liquors.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01

o. ~Cc-1-N-Fl h q Il SD AY was
~ c>g1t tless Day. at Mo-
hila Nss l.lJ Fart. aud about
N.Y. aylN score of the pencil
plsncrs eniovel rra
f-, N-44 hospitality of the Df-
49, All - rectors OF the Assoc
49,, ~ - citation. They went
-NNA-C(lt down n body. in n
special motor kindly
-Nt,g,l ~ furnished 5y the Cit-
- &c liens line. each member
f1F-eE>N of the party being pro-
WIN iled with ON 0pprOpri-
[-/f - ate badge. The after
NLIAN& noon was spent I'm tour
E-tN1NN fhroueh the beautiful
~ grounds. and in oo"iins con-
~ tests. Teams were CHOSEN
ltNN with O.. B Hart and Jos. Bor-
NES land ar he ccptWns.and t1e
N y latter YVES r.c,orionslt could
ro+ ,-e.. ee been otherwise
..n o member obi tle Brownies as cap
. off The team The banquet was q
..--1tuous spread. and was very pleas
.rtIy discussed. It w0s followed oy q
f-mbar of sneecles. W. C.EWJ.an, SIR
President off the Park Association. Well
coined the guests. and Col dart re-
erordef I'm his characteristic napp\
vein Other addresses were mace ny
members of the party, ana ei'o7o'--'' p
was @ delightful AFFAIR.
Tine German pioneer Society save an
outing att Wheeling Park. Wednesday
afternoon for the members. theF wives
ond families. DR. T.. ~ Jlrlcn, tresi-
don't of the organization made am app
,,r,nrf-re address. and other speecneS
,.ara made The Opera House orcncs-
fra made the music for promenaoins.
and for dancing for the younger seq I'D
the Park Casino.
"Wednesday nisbt no the residence OF
the b-i5o.s mother ON Virginia anu
c-r-b York streets. Island. Ar- u. IS
Drrbar n wen known ana popular
orsrt. rr the Wheeling and Lake tIle
r-uv.av Office. and Hiss Mary Grano-
STAN q handsome youh5 ,-"s
quietly married Rev. ur- p y. '' ', ~
I.v performing the ceIeLl1N; C-.t
the family and intimate l.ieAus o- .-e
counle were present but 1ne Coue.o,..- 4,
latiors ana wen wishes were many ana
hearty.
very successful lawn teie was
r.--, rr;5av NIGHT ut the house of Nr.
--rorre Cawpbeu. on South jacob 81.
THE proceeds went 10 81 Au0io"' '--7-
ol
In honor of the dfty-ninth 22nniver-
sary of his birth. Nr. Henry y 3as. n
No. Sc sixteenth street o LillloeI OF
tha Opera House Orchestra was teA-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-01

Z Mrs. L. C. Robinson, of Martins Fer
ry. entertained a number of her friends
in a pleasant manner in honor of her
guest, Miss Flo Reno of Pittsburg.