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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
THE HOTELS.
fhe Lawlor-ltates $3.50 and 81 per
|dny. james LaN!or. proprietor.

| E. o. Sutton. st. Louis; j. w. Allison,
tity; G. H. Rod6ian, New York, Jonn
louisville, Z. n. Eottel, Denver; Mrs
Edward, Waco; r. G. EchOls, Denver
IRIS. James Mcknight. New York. T. -.
fobbs. San antonio; Miss McNaught,
New York T. A. Edmonds. San An
fnio: George K. Kelley, Cincinnati: VIII
am 0berman. Chicago; Il. O. DAVIDSON,
1 an Antonio: |. Mnrkowitz, Galveston;
! 7: Franklin, Waco; II. j. harrlrg,
Prentam. l.. c. Eastman, Huntsyii.e,
Yrs. Jessie Elassett, Galveston, s. -.
lcCreary Port bavaca: w. l.. Snelton.
fslveston; Walter Frill, Philadeipnia;
Lasres II. Odeil, New York; II. e.
arfner, san Antonio; +. l.. chapman.
<nero; f. y. Gavin. Galveston: .onn K.
Franklin, Chicago; b. T. Moran, FORT
N1th, O. :. Taylor, Texas: Il. <. Bowen
PISTON, George Lock, West Lake, La
L. Mcbride. san Antonio; Il. l..
Heyard, Eagle Lake. j. II. CONVEY,
hsnsas City: Mrs. i. NJ. Grain. Calves
Ion Miss r. Eelle Shclhoude. La: W. j.
palmer, Brooklyn, La; j. \. ue.uen,
kaaco: {. II. M.by. Houston; McCornei
faelne, Miss. J. j. Conklm. Dayton.
Ehl0; NJ, +. McSorlev, Beaumont: r. f..
falllhsS Alabama; j. G. Kyle. Miss. !;
g nmes H. Kyle, Oberdean; a. Mnncs,
fIank u Eddy, Minnesota: 4. Newlaur
" ~ q; George G. Pendolton, Bclton.
X I; McD'armcr. Tenn: n. L.. Hawk,
(vyasnniineton, ID. c.; James j. Corridan
\. pely' Galveston; Miles Crowley,
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HE WILL SHOOT.

Ahumadn Says Correspondents VIII Re
Regarded as Prize Fighters.
III Paso, TEXTS. February 12.rhc con-
ference of Adiutant General Mabry OF
Texas, Governor Ahumada Of chihuahua
and the United States marshal did not
matcrialiSe today as scheduled, II Is.
however. practically plain that they have
an understanding AZ To what each VIII
do toward preventing the fight The gov
crnor s. Still bringing troops into Juarez
ana tomorrow night viii he In strength
to begin war II necessary. Ito has 300
men, aol Of whom are Ruralce, and by
tomorrow night will have 200 more. lie
declared to-day that under no eircum-
stances would he allow the nght to take
place IN Mexico. =.
81 WIN prevent It by force Il necessary,
that. hut II It does shall use force
"Wnl YOU shoot them down .
"lf men come Into Mexico and intend
ana II they resist arrest they will be
shot chat Is all there * TO The matter -
The governor added that newspaper
correspondents and other spectators VIII
bullets might strike the newspaper fra
ternity us well az the spectators.
81 don't think much of prize nghtlng
anyway" said the governor y went
colored men O)lxon and Wnlcoiu box
mud don't like II ns well as | thought |
should from what heard about It
Mnnucl Ehuch, the collector of custom
at Juaro1. saws today, III the ighlerN
bring my tents or ropes Into Mexico ihey
will he sinurriing and In addition to- what
they may buffer from tho military author
flies they are ,iebic e. six month la jan.
Tho only wlV they can avoid THIS Is bN
coming ncross the bridge between fl l'aso
aud IunreS. ana of course they wont do
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
FOR ARKANSAS PASS.

|SMeal Correspondence TO The Post:
''OuA rails. 5. D., February 13.-The
Esenls OF q large colony Of Germans and
ESSe acres of land sowewhere in thc
M 'us Of Aransas Pass. to which colony
E Ernsb VIII ~ move this spring. That place is
frcn, discussed. Many Americans will go
Eovn , mere and edicining places 10 the
-. .ot SAFE there on the nth ana ism.
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RrGrLARs HELD READY.

III paxo. Texas, February l2.-Thc
cayallymen who came 10 town tonight
from Fort Bliss. IA few miles from here
reported that company II of the Fifteenth
infantry, L. :, A.. which was 10 have left
TODAY on a practice march has been
ordered to remain In barracks until fur
thcr notice.
Company u was called In three days
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ASSIGNMENT AT McGREGok.

Waco. Texas, February FL. 49,
Westerfield, dealer in groceries at NC
C;regor executed aud flied deed OF
,r,,yt tonight to w. n. Hall Mrs. ). j..
Wnsterfieid. $3.50. and w. G. D'Bryan
tio6 are the class A creditors. Temple
SSvocerv company $500 and First Aatiotlal
hank Of McGregor, $500, are in class -
,";,h merchandise creditors asSregatins
claims for 5000 IN class c.
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Nelasco. Texas, February f2.-The
soundings taken yesterday are not a sur
prise to those best posted as to the seour-
ing force of the ISrazos current and 1t
was predicted in these dispatches several
days ago that when soundings could be
taken fully twenty feet would be found.
II not more. 1t is believed that the let
ties are near enough completed 10 hold
this depth of water; at any rate one or
two wing dams viii settle the matter.
and these Will be put in just as soon as
the current will allow work to so on be
tween the jetty lines.
Velasco seems at last to be nearing her
long looked for goal, and her days of
prosperity and greatness are beginning to
dawn and beautiful clear future opens
before her. Certainly the projectors of
this great scheme are entitled to large
rewards for their energy and pluck in
overcoming such obstacles. as would have
long ago discouraged all but one man
out Of ten thousand.
All confidently look forward now TO new
lines of railroad and the establishment
of shin lines to ali parts of the world
Nolasco can accommodate them, one AMI
all The sugar refinery and cotton COM
press are almost certainties now, and to
those Of abiding faith, who invested their
money and stood by willing to help in
The darkest DAYS OF the young giant, II
can he said with certainty their time of
reward IS near at hand.
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ago The Instructions relative to COM
pany III and the rest of the soldiers of the
regular army came from Washington by
way OF San Antonio early this morning;
post until such permission Is received
from Washington. There arc at Fort
Bliss 200 infantrymen OF the Fifteenth
regiment and i've troops OF the Fifth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
PAID QUARTERLY TAX.

Inc following railroads paid their
quarterly tax on passenger earnings to-
day as indicated below:
IeNas Transpc rtaticn company, sS6S.
Loulsian Western Extension. ~ cents
ieNns and New Orleans. Sabine DIVISION,
NS.9Si Texas and New orleans main line,
SiS.s2; Gal yeSton. Harrisburg and san
Antonio Sg95.7S Gonzales branch. S6.Sl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
ANrrs WANT AN ELECTION.

Waco. February ia petition for a
local option election In the Lorena pre-
.,rct has been presented to the county
c,ln,yynny,issioners. The election viii be or
1917 shortly. The precinct Is now dry
~, IA 40 pntitioners are confident they will
,liace the district in the wet column.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13

In the report Of the inventory of Re
ceiVers House and Jores of the Galveston.
la Porte and Houston railway. filed IN
the United States court at Galveston and
pupilshed IN The Post, typographical
error made the par value of the company's
Wy ilrst mortgage bonds appear to bo
@6 9Vl, when ii should have read St9 900.
The Post takes pleasure in correcting the
mistake
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
nns1nENcE RoRRED.

Fort Worth, Texas, February l2.-This
,,,orninr Mrs. Frank Brady, OF sl7 Lamar
-, discovered that her residence had
ss.ldan robbed % several hundred dollars
worth ,SgT of diamonds and a god watch. A
nero has been arrested on suspicicn'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13

ND = D. Bland, orange; j. a. jenkins.
.s a; Young, Warren w. l.. Camp
NJ ", Dailas; l.. b. Jones, j. Nj. House,
BMsago; Sam Herman, Galveston; Theo
3,rI'lng, Jr.. Texas: j. NJ. Royston, New
sssnsi D. +. Wright, Columbus; W. j.
soInng'on; Galveston; +. Brooks, II. j.
EsisSsna,, wharton: George 7. Reynolds,
gssc9' D. \. Cummings. city. VIM
NsaSsssaee, Hallettsville; Sam f. Nair and
r. sinner; G. T. Shropshire. Columbus:
Nv, luke, San Antonio; Louis Y Mitchell
sl C. Hoffman, Havana: Theo.
40 +. R Bliss W. *. Millsapp. w. A.
~ ~. Dhicago: ]. \. Donaldson, Brazcrla:
%Tsppngan' Tyler; j. NJ. cobb. CHICAGO:
MAIL 4 lglehart, Jr., Galveston: sydney
ou ne' new York; r. II. Thomas, James
fs"H, q. Y. Markham. Eichmnnd
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nIfsINEss CHANGE.

Caldwell. Texas, February i2-Mr.
Archie Sales OF the grocery firm of Sales
a. Alexander. sold his interest yesterday
to j. n. Alexander In whose name the
business Will be run hereafter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13

me Knoxville Cumberland Gap and Louis.
s,iic, ana X. Il. Gable resigned as general
manager OF the Florida Southern.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
ARIZONA MILITIA ouT

IL Paso Texas. February l2.-Captain
$. W Murray the cxRangcr chief,
came I'm tonight from Arizona. Three
comuanics militia boarded the train al
Phoenix and came to Bowie, which Is l0l
milos wogi Of here Thee home quarts
have been ordered into service 10y Coy
cruor Hughes 10 prevent Stuart from pull
Ing on the night in Arizona,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
IT'S BRIGHT FOR VFLASCO.

Wing Dams VIII BE Built to Hold the
Depth.
The Post of Wednesday contained the
following news from Neascp: Colonel l..
l.. Foster Is just back from the icit:as
aud officially announces that tho shall
lowest wafer found by sounding is nj
mean tide % fcot. Within the ietties tho
water is all the way from % TO 26 feet. and
where the bar was there Is ~ feet Of
clear water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
Kew Hutchins House.

hiorr & Guer!n.
ger. Propr,etors.
Renodeled and
ne WHY furnished.
Heuua!ed IN all
It's appointments
IN tho state OF
Tevax
The l. o a q ! nS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

tn re was young maid named EGno.
w nc mes 4 %our- m1n-an E-b-Go.
S1- ask 4 n fright
Had -ur mis- cli~ white.
To Wli'l be- rlp..s!, "D3mif1o."
Miss Elizabeth C.. Neuhard. Of North
Market street. LEFT Friday to attend a
house party with friends living near the
city. where she Will spend q few weeks.
Miss Bess Donaldson. of the Island, is
the guest of friends a, Washington. Pa.
Miss Grace Fisher, q charming young
lady Of Urbana. O.. is visiting Mrs. A. c.
Stewart or the Island
Misses Ella Daily and Bertha Douglass.
OF the South Side, are visiting friends in
WellSburg.
Mrs. 5. G. Smith, of Fifteenth street.
lef, las, night for Colorado Springs. 10
De gone several weeks.
Miss Matilda Bouman. of Uniontown,
Is visiting Miss Mendel, en- Twelfth
street
MIS-. Albert Mabis, of Des Noines.
Iowa, is visiting her parents. Mr. and
SIrs. John II. Hoffman, on South Chap
line street
Miss Nellie Egerter who has been
studying voice in Chicago. under Prof.
+. w. J1ot. took part in the annual con-
cert. given al Evanston. Thursday The
16cn. Her SOLO e,,ci,ej the greatest ap-
pause CT the occasion. Miss Egerter
has also been taking a special course in
me hCdS.
Daniel Taylor and sister. Of Virginia
street. are visiting friends q, Wash
iOgtOn, d. c.
Mrs. Aaron. of the South Side. s Wis
ring relatives at ShOmok.n. Pa.
Mrs. j. Pracbt and son, Gus. Of the
South Side. have returned from Wash
ing-on. ID. c., where ,h6y had been TO
attend the funeral Of Geo. A. Taylor.
q former Wheeling gentleman.
Miss Lena FetZer, a charming young
lady of North Market street. viii leave
to-day on the Baltimore and Chic rail-
road for Washington. Upon her arTi-
val she WI spend a few days with her
cousin and other friends. She VIII de-
part on the following Friday for a short
visit 20 the lakes and make an extend
ed Trip of it, visiting several cities be-
fore her return home.
Mrs. Rachel Ortiz of Washington.
Iowa. Who has been visiting Mrs. Ven
mum. her sister of this city, 5 going
TO return home with her mother, Misses
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The Beethoven Singing Society elected
the following officers: Director, Prof II.
Hartmann; Vice Director, Fred Roller;
President, j. N. Schenk; Vice Presi-
dent, William Muegge: Secretary, Her
man Kreutzer; Treasurer, Henry
Schaefer; Standard Bearer. August
Frieber,shausen and John Daehn: Lii
brarians, W. LipFert and Alfonso Stahl:
Trustee, Henry Schaefer; Hall-Tender,
John Federmeyer
, The German Fire Insurance Company
al its last meeting elected the following
directors: William f. Stifel, Anton Rey-
man. August Rolf, l.. f. Sdfel, Henry
Bieberson, Fred Schenk, Augustus Pol
lack, H. F. Behrens and Frank A.
Woeber
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
CAPTTATTONS.
THERE WILL BE NO ADVANCE.

In some unaccoUltable manner it has
been rumored about town that the price
Of admission to Mozart Park next
Thursday afternJn and evening would
be advanced, owing to the owls" out
ing. which takes pace there. This is
not so. The club has never increased
the regular price of admission any pace
they give their outings. and nOtwith-
standing the special features, the ad-
mission tals year will he ten cents,
which includes the round trip on the in
cline. The "PyrO" walk around will
be free for everybody. and every lady
and gentleman Attending will be invited
to participate in it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

matters social. The annual OUTINGS OF
the different clubs and religious societies
were all given before the Fourth, and
there viii be very few assem5iages of
this character during the months OF July
and August. The summer opera aC
Wheeling Park has attracted lovers Of
good music during the week, and prom
ises 10 draw larger crowds this week.
There is no more delightful place 10
spend an evening, and The music falls
more pleasantly upon the ear with such
surroundings as are there found. The
trunk lines are advertising their regular
excursions 10 the selshOre. and several
small parties form the nucleus of the
Wheeling colony at Atlantic City AM
abe other coast resorts The number
viii be greatly augmented during The
next six or eight weeks. and it is likely
that all past records. so far as the number
Of Wheeling people is concerned. viii De
broken at Atlantic City. this fac. attest
ing the growing popularity of that re-
SOY with pleasure seekers from this city
. vicinity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

County Assessor c. r. Blanchard,
whose dis.ric, comprises all Of the city
rsrth Of the north line OF Ritche dis
trio, Eighth warD. has completed his
books and they have been turned over
TO pae Sheriff, who has started to make
OUT real estate tax bills.
The total footings of personality and
realty, fer the first or city district, is
$13.3S798O, as agains; total OF $15,-
1873, 600 last year, a ne, increase CT S2Ol,-
$50. Looking at it another way, the
personal property assessment has drop
Esd $3.50 or from $4,9S4,S0O to $4,-
S31. $50. while the realty has increased
$685.. O30, CIR from $S,19S, 200 to $685., 2SO.
The drop in personally is explained by
the removal c. a very considerable
amount OF personal property from the
city to the country district during the
past year. and the books OF the County
Assessor. when they come in, will show
a corresponding Increase. The capita
tiCns show falling off of 147. The de-
r,silJ o,irc- a~a - f0'l,WS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19
B. & 0. CHANGE OF TINE.

On and after July 18th. trains on the
Wheeling and Pittsburg division will
leave as follows: Express, 4:55 a. m.
and 5:45 p. M; daily accommodation,
700 a. m; daily mail, Las p. m, daily
except Sunday. No change in arrival of
trains in Wheeling.
los, Cincinnati Express leaving Wheel
ing al 11:4O p. m. will be daily.
Main Line-Moundsville accommoda-
ton will arrive at 6:55 a. m. and train
II, will arrive at 1920 p. m. No other
change.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19


Of Efoh-reuf1 street have
Lone rom Cacago.
Secretary lanes H Lance
SahmulE1cA Brewing Gonna.
fined 10 his room IT,.
Mr. Henry G. Ssrne who .t
suffcrjng Min r,,um4.i.m
be abou; on cu.ca.s
Mrs n Iirl.mann AMI f.
Miss Tulu ~ Siv san.1 SIM.
visip to Nuu.ie. md
NJ r1o,,-,. u,,....,.. o. ... ,..
Dill -. a-., g., ~.
able to he ON. ae1iD
Nv rr... L--,,. 80 c.
s.rrd - l.,ra- ON -, .1. ...,,,l. q.
nlv 91s. fo, Germ .nt.
NJ ,t.. 4-...,t.s os s..ir
Da ,Ii, -',.,'''. -. .l. ,i.,. ..-,.-.,.
., ~. ~ ID, '.' .,,
,..
ML' ECo4 ~ ~ . 10 ''.- 'l ,.. Do
ms US; peen sun, .li7 o.' W 900
"oi9 ~ 80 '''''' "'' - "
ME- MIN. H o.. ISL. o. w..
~ .,.. I'll nm. - .
O0uiii' > Has j. '''' ''00
MIS-. August a-e.hhlaNi.. '
ward, has returned from P'.s
spending six weeks Win i..
Prof. Shelf. the opic.aa
East. He will visit New $
ton. looking up the latest 3D. optics.
No ceo.oo ,t.,.,r anil ...-
Mark g 80, - b',o -.
af,or - ten nv, viii wft5 t.-
HeSslS; JoHh Noi'ilidn'
anu ~ + I.u' Nai LIZ, ~" nav l' ITO
" isi'iis eAP'uI'ioi "' l@onE Dol.
Mr.. George W. Eckhiri
the Peoples Bank, ana daue
Eatella, are rusticatihs AT can
Doro' ia.
Andrew p. No0ne, former W
boy, bu- now Of Philadelphia. Is VI
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barley
S0Wh a.
Prof n. ]. ArbenZ. John Ar,
Mis-, Knoke. OF the Souh $
let for Ch!liicothe O, 10 a
Saengerfest.
Mrs. Bumgardner ard Miss E
mver have returned from Chi,
q nleaean. trim accemDanied bl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

Otto. on Monday the Goth, Ind will be
accompanied by the Newpor, quartette
as far as Columbus. Ohio. who are as
follows: Mr.. Geo f. Maxwell, Mr.. Geo.
Venaum. Mr.. Clarence Vennum and Mr..
Jack DOYLE.
Mrs. Ella Altmeyer, of South Eoff
street. and Mns Hiram Bumgardner,
of Main street. returned last Thursday
from a TWO weeks visit TO friends in
Chicago.
Chas. R. Goethe and family have re-
turned from a two weeks visit to his
n-rher and bro. her a. Genoa Junction,
Wis. They also visited at Chicago, Mil
Waukee and KenCsha, Wis.
Misses Ida and Anna Senne are visit
ing Mrs. William GoeJze, at Genoa juno
tiCn, Wis.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

T. G. johnson, of Kanawha, Nomi-
mated for Governor, @. D. Merrick,
Of Wood for Acknowledgement,
George Morrow, Of Marion, for
Auditor, R. H. Rutherford, Of
Richie, for Treasurer, and Hug b
Bowers, of Grant, for Supt. of
Schools-Rev. ]. w. Grimes Tor
Congress-The Marshall County
Ticket.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19


Kline. Broadway Central; Miz1 Juer-
gems, Mrs. Lint-mann, Miss Laura j..
Maurer, Aston; l.. A. Van Ryper, Gill
sey.
Mr.. Albert Schenk has returned from
P!tsburg.
Rev. Father Peters has returned to
Canal Dover, o.
Mr.. Alfred Ulrioh has returned from
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Hess left for
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. C. S. Hos.o:d, CT S.stersville, was
in town yesterday.
Officer Holmes, of the Fourth ward,
is at Atlantic City.
Constable Frank Darby has returned
from Atlantic City.
MIR. Louis Juergens left over the B. &
O. for Atlantic City.
Miss Sophia Stelnmentz Is visiting
friends in Pit,sburg.
Mrs. VIM. Wendell, of the South Side,
left for West York, Ills.
Mr.. b. Mehan and wife have returned
from an extended trip.
Misses Ma.hilda and Julia Feinler are
visiting in Clarksburg.
Mr.. Harry Bashar, OF Sixteenth street,
has returned TO Cincinnati.
James Lucas, the base bailist, has re-
turned from Cham6ersburg, Pa.
Miss Amelia Dannenberg, who has
been i'll, is abe to be out again.
Mr.. Christ. Hoffman, Of Fulton, has
returned home from the country.
Mr.. Samuel Ruff and wife and Mr. w.
Roehr have left for Atlantic City.
The Misses Matilda and Julia Feinler
are wishing friends at C.arksburg.
Miss Mel yesterday is the guest of
Miss Fannie Klein, of the North End.
Mr. Wm. Frederick of the South Side,
has accepted position at Moundsville.
Misses Mollie Kennedy and Marie
Hei, are visiting friends in McKeesport,
Pa.
Miss Laura Metz, of Cleveland, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Mr.. John Younglnger, of the post
Office force, has returned from Clymer'
n Y.
Hon. John A. Howard is visiting his
wke and family at Moun,aln Lake
| Park.
Miss Jennie HoTman1 and Mrs.
Clark are visiting at Mountain Lake
Fark.
Mr.. A. Bendel, Of Reading, Pa, was
the guest OF Rev. p. j. Hon during the
week.
Mr.. August Greene. OF Alliance, o.,
who vas visiting here, has returned
home.
Miss Maggie Campbell, Of South Wood
street, is visiting friends in Lonacon-
ing, Nd.
Mr.. John Zarnitz has returned from
Cambridgeboro, Pa, much improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Reymann re-
turned from Capon Springs, W. Va,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Miller, OF the
South Side, are visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
Miss Emma ThOrp, Of Newark, o., is
visiting the family of J. VI. Bruhn, On
the Island.
Mr.. Charles Schultze, assistant at the
post Office, is spending his vacation in
the country.
Messrs. Frank WalJher and Charles
Ebe!ing, OF the South Side, are at Cam
bridgebOrO, Pa.
Mr.. Louis H. Nolte, Of the Eighth
ward, who has been i'll for the past week,
is conyalescent.
Miss Clara Carney, of South Chapline
! Street, is Wishing the Misses Charlton,
OF Eas, Chicago, III.
Mr.. Charles Goetze and family have
| returned from Genoa Junction, Wis,
after an extended trip.
Mrs. Theodore Roller who has been
indisposed for the past few weeks, is
recovering nicely.
Mrs. VIM. Row and Miss Sallie Dash,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

other amussments. Refreshments
were served az seasona5le hour.
Those present were the Misses Virginia,
Winifred aad Anna McGarrell. Mamie
Mccain. Matilda Jamison, Helen Riley,
and Masters John and Edwin Jepson.
james. John and Thomas McCann and
Al5er, Reid.
Miss Lulu Mcfarland Hospitality en-
ter-ained a party of her friends WeCnes-
day evening at her home, in the North
End The hours were yrey pleasantly
spent wi p The aid of programme OF The
customary social amusemen,s.
Charles O5erma0n was rendered a sur
prise 5y a party OF his friends WeGnes-
day evening In honor of The Jhiry ninth
anniversary OF his birth.
DR. VIII n. Han. Of Martins Ferry.
entertained a number OF his gentlemen
friends. whose wives are Ouc Of town.
with a stag dinner Wednesday evening
ar his home. on North Fourth street.
Misses Carrie and Marcia Cope were
POSSESSES TO q cougenial party Of taeir
friends az their home on South Eof
street. Friday evening. A bicycle party
made a tour nj the civ. and returned TO
tba home cf The Misses Cone ah,ut
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-19

HE season of sum
mer opera at the
Wheeling p ar k
Casino opened au-
spiciously Ia $ e
Monday evening,
when "Climes Of
Normandy wa =
sung by a very
competent compa-
ny. and TO an audi
ence which was
critical but appre-