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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-19
THE LAND OF HORSES.

The land Of the kangaroo and the
wombat. where the mammal was
nothing unless marsupial, till the Eu-
ropean arrived on the scene, may now
be called the land OF horses. In New
South Wales the sight of a beggar on
horseback excites no surprise. The
poorest settler has nag or two O. his
own, and his children may be .aen
riding to school like little lords. A
oLe-hCrse township would be inc0n-
ceiyable in a country where each vii
lage. almost, has its race meeting.
With a population scarcely over 1850
Geo, the colony Owns more than 500,-
GO horses. And she now exports
horses on a rapidly increasing scale.
In 1895 the colony exported 1.063
Lorses. of the estimated value of ef2.-
745; in 1896 the number was S,13S,
value e123, SEQ, and last year there
was a further increase. India being
the leading customer. Australian horses
being found admirably adapted for
military purposes in that part of the
British empire. Horses are exported
also from New South W4les to Vic
toria, New Zealand, Western Aus
tralia, Fiji, the Straits settlements
| Java and the philippine Islands.
!: Household Words.
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1T LOOKED SUSPICIOUS.

They were out driving in the mellow
twilight, and tleir engagement was
yet in its mellow infancy.
Darling" he said, you are sure that
/ am the first and only man whose
lips have ever come in contact with
yours?'
"Of course l am, dearest" she re-
piled. "Ycu do not doubt my word
do your"
NO, no sweetheart" he answered,
81 love you too devotedly for that, But
when / put my arms around>you a mo-
ment ago, and you made grab for
the lines. | couldn't help thinking you
possessed wonderful tuition. "-Chcago
News.
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BUFFALO RACES.
Directum Kelly Defeated Matte Pat
terson, the Western Mare.

Buffalo, August IS. The boast of
a. M: kRQna and other Cleveland
frieS Western mare, Matte
Ofs0n, that no one could tell how
fast she could go, was short-lived to-
deywhen Directum Kelly, the 4year-old
when Directum Kelly, the four-yearold
$4,000 Queer City Stake, 2;16 trotting.
The Wander mare had deal in 2: IA
to her credit before the race OF We'd
nesday, but Directum Kelly won hard
fought heat in 2:0S1., following with
two more meats in 2:-0A and 2:10h,
The second being beautiful drive by
Kelly and a great burst of speed by
the colt after a disastrous break, put
ting him many lengths back. The
Cleveland party lost barrel of money,
Matte Patterson having sold favorite
In the early pools, 25 to IA on the
field. Mr.. James Butler, owner of Di-
rectum Kelly, won Handsomely. The
Judges fined Saunders SLIGO for pulling
up Matte and allowing Big Timber 70
pass him after he saw he could not beat
out Directum Kelly All bets on the
heat were declared off. This was the
first OF the big stakes of the Buffalo
Grand Circuit meeting trottcd on the
Fort Erie track. There was a big
crowd out. Summaries:
2:12 class pacing, purse $500. one heat
wednesday,:
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A THREAT OF TROUBLE

With European Powers If the United
States Attempts to Hold the Philip
pines
LONDON. August 19.-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Standard says:
Spain and her continental patrons still
hope that the United States may be in
duced not to take advantage of the con-
quest Of Manila, but will he satisfied with
coaling stations, trading privileges, etc.
Should the retention IT Manila be insisted
on, the United States may meet more
trouble even than Japan did in securing
the results of her victories over China and
at the hands of the same powers.
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TEXAS REPUBLICANS.

FORT WORTH, Texas, August 1S.-The
Republican State convention concluded its
labors tonight The platform affirms
the St. Louis platform in 1896; endorses
the action and course of president Nc
kinley and the administration; congrat-
ulates the soldiers and sailors; favors
the immediate construction of the Mica
raguan canal owned and controlled by
the United States; favors an increase in
our army and navy to the extent that
circumstances and conditions require, Ito
establish an6 carry into effect perma-
nently the plans and policies of our ad-
ministration with reference to the annex
alton Of Porto Rico and other Spanish
possessions, and to establish and guar
antee a stable government in the island
Of Cuba"
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NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection OF the Small Events Of Each
Passing Day

A Collection OF the Small Events of Each
Passing Day.
The Council Committee on Fire is
called for this evening.
The Council Committee on Po-
lice is called for this evening.
The Criminal Court will meet to-
day, when the docket will be called.
Three deeds of trust were admit
ted to record at Clerk Robertson's Of
fee yesterday.
There was one case in Police Court
yesterday morning. The offender was
allowed to leave town.
"A marriage license was issued YES
terday to Frank G. Taylor. a native
OF Iowa, and Barbara Ress, a native of
Wheeling.
Geo. Murphy white, and Winston
Weicn, coiored, were adjudged insane
py squire w. w. Rogers yesterday
and will be sent to Weston.
The prosecuting witnesses failing
TO appear, Squire Fitzpatrick last
night dismissed the charge of carrying
concealed weapons against John Jack
son.
John Cooper, one of the best
known men in the city, and who has
been bind for years, died at the coun-
ty lnfirmary Monday evening, where
he has been for over year past.
The crown of the crematory fur
mace fell in last night and the fur
mace had to be shut down, right in
the height of the garbage season.
Some of these days something will
have to be done with the crematory.
An interesting horseshoe game
was played yesterday between teams
composed of Albert Ise and H. Bach
man and Ed. NILSSON and Chester
Bachman, resulting in a victory for
the latter by score of q to 5.
The local Bavarian Society, about
$50 strong, accompanied by the Opera
House Orchestra, left for Pittsburg
yesterday morning on a special ex-
cursion train over the Panhandle.
They were accompanied by many, who
took advantage of the low rate
The competitive examination for
free scholarships at the Cathedral
High School will be held on September
l. IL Is exclusively LOT boys UnQer 10
years of age. A list of the studies in
which applicants will be tested is pub
lished in an advertisement in another
column.
The Wheeling Street Railway
Company is putting up new guy poles
along the track in Upper Benwood and
South Wheeling. In Upper Benwood
the poles are being placed a couple of
feet farther away from the track, in
order TO avoid more accidents by pas
sengers being struck while the cars
were passing.
The department was called out yes
terday morning between and 5
o'clock by small fire at the Warwood
Tool Works on the South Side. T,>e
blaze started, by escaping natural gas
froin pipe underneath the floor be-
Ahg ignited by fire from the furnace.
A portion of the floor, several feet
square, was burned out before the fire
was extinguished. The damage
amounted to about $50.
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A BIG VENTURE.
Rumored That Charleston is to Have a
Real Newspaper For While at Least.

Special to the Register
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 1s-It
is rumored here that this city is soon to
witness the birth of a new Republican
morning paper, which will be run in OPP
position to the Mail-Tribune ed the
gang of officeholders who own and back
that sheet. The paper, IL is said will
have the Associated Press reports, will
occupy three-story building, which has
been leased already, and will be printed
on a press such as no paper ever owned
in Charleston. Over two thousand dol
lars worth of office furniture, etc, has
been bought, and a sign painter is com
ing from Cincinnati to letter the office
windows.
The paper is to be published on such a
scale as will render profits from the Iegit-
innate business of a Charleston newspa-
per impossible. The understanding is that
Republicans who are not Of the Mail
Tribune ring will furnish the necessary
funds.
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CORRESPONDENTS BARRED.
General Blanco Not Ready to Extend Cour
tesies to the Press

tesies to the Press.
Havana, August 1S.-Yesterday there
arrived from Key West correspondents
OF the New York Post, the Journal
and Advertiser, the Chicago Record
and another newspaper correspondent,
none of whom were permitted by Gen
eral Blanco to land, the Governor Gen.
eral considering their arrival here in
opportune and inconvenient, and be-
heving that their presence here before
the arrival of the American peace
commission might cause difficulty. The
correspondents returned last night to
Key West on board the schooner
Adams.
The San Quentin battalion has ar
rived at Pinar del Rio with 100 head
of cattle
Last night the city was again il
Illuminated with the electric lights,
which had beens uspended during the
blockade. The plaza de Armas and the
parks, after period Of long obscurity,
presented splendid sight. They We're
filled with persons of both sexes. The
theaters were full
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DEFECTIVE FLUE.
supposed to Have Caused a F-tal
Fire at Benwood, Ohio.

Sisterville, w. Va, August 1S.-Spe-
cial)-The news Of a terrible fire, in
which one life was lost, reached here
late tbs afternoon. The fire occurred
at Benwood, O., about noon and tho
dwelling house of z. B. Saylor was
burned to the ground, the life of his
little 3-year-old child being sacrificed
in the conflagration. The origin of
the fire is unknown, though it is sup
posed to have originated from defec-
tive fue.
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Lady of the Manor. ch M, by
Mambrino King (Geers ;. ....S I /
Indiana, b. g., by King of Belair
=. NMcCartnyJ.-.. ..... $3.50. ......l
Democracy. or. h.. (CahalD q 2
Heirloom, CHI. Pierce).. :. ;. ....6 4 4 4
Evangeline. 70. m. (McLaughlin).. 6
Time-2:O9 2:10A, 2:gss4, 2:0sA
Queen City. stake, 5000, 2:o6 trot, one
heat Wednesday:
Directum Kelly, b. h., by Direct
Matte Patterson, b. M, by Villain
Big Timber, b. h., Earning IA 8
Hattie r., br. m, (McDonald)..2 9
Surpol, gr. m, q. Curry :. ....3 4
Castleton, Dr. e., (SpeaD 80
Improvidence,. b.. M, Rea) ....6 4
Quarterstaff, b. h., tStarr( IS
Time-2:14, 2:0sA, 2:1G14, 2:101s.
PIP class trotting, purse $3.50:
The ABBOTT. b. e., by Chimes (Geers)1 1 l
Pat Pat, WATSON, b. h., tWilson) g 2 4
Greaoeus, CHI. p; tMurnen) ..5 3
Ruby; br. M. (starr) Il 5
Time-2:121, 2:l41a, 2:!3.
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WHEELING REGISTER, FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1888.
Ward. have returned from . visit with

Ward, have returned from visit with
relatives at Somerset, O.
Miss Lola Carleton, OF Jerusalem,
o., is the guest of Mrs. J. NJ. LETTERS,
of Belmont street.
Miss Ella Morrell OF the Fifth
Ward, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Myrtle Hardesty, of GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. j. NJ. LETTERS has returned from
a visit with her parents at Freeport,
Ohio
Jacob Fralinger, Of Indiana, is visit
ing friends here.
Miss Alice Glasco, of the North End,
is visiting New Matamoras relatives.
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A NEW LESSON.

Teacher-What do we learn from the
story of Sampson?
Tommy with unpleasant results sig
manifest)-That it doesn't pay ter
have women folks cut a fellers hair
Tit-Bits.
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A GOOD OFFER.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1S.-William
Kennedy, superintendent of the Olympic
Club, has wired Kid Mccoy and Tommy
Ryan, Offering to match them before the
Olympic Club, of this city, any time in
September for the middle weight cham
pioEship of the world. Kennedy also Of
fers sixty per cent of the gross re-
ceiptS,
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HERE Is AUGUST goth.
Wheeling City Band Concert and Picnic
at Mozart Park. Admission loo.


BERLIN, August l9.--Cffcial and lead
ing papers display anxiety to show that
the removal of August from Manila was
in no way intended to offend America, but
was a mere act OF courtesy. The Kon-
ische Zeitung and the Post follow the
Nord Deutsche Alneinge Zeitung in de-
claring that AC.ndral Dewey approved OF
General Augustus departure. but all semi
official explanations fail to explain why
so much secrecy was observed
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1S.-Oppor-
tune hitting by the PhiIies aided by loose
fielding on the part of the Pittsburgers.
enabled the Quakers to win to-day's
game. Attendance 1,3T4 Score:
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there be, indeed how cou'd there be.
two sQvereignties in the island? And
why should there be two sovereignties in
the archipelago?-N York sun
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ARE YOU oNE OF THE UNFOR-
TUNATES.

There are women engaged in sewing
for the soldiers whose husbands have
to buy their pajamaA ready made
Atchison Globe.
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HERE is AUGUST goth.
Wheeling City Band Concert and Picnic
at Mozart Park. Admission 10c.
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Slated for Hart in ninth inning.
Pittsburg ..........1 0 %
Philadelphia ......0 3 . IS
Earned runs, Pittsburg 2. Philadelphia
3; two-base hits. Gray. Bowerman, Doug
las: three-base hits, Donovan, Cooley;
homt run, Cross; stolen base, Hart; dou-
Bile play, Hart, Clark and Bowerman;
first base. on balls, off Hart H. off Dono--
hue l. time. 2:l0; umpires, Swartwood
and Warner
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BELLAIRE.
Second Ward Citizen Seriously Hurt
Yesterday by Walking Down an
Elevator Shaft-.-May Not Recover.
Hun" CampbelPs Remains Brought
HOme...Other Bellaire Notes

George Mills, a well-known citizen
Of the Second Ward, was seriously in
jured yesterday morning and may die.
About 10 O'Clock he went into the Bel
laire Stove Foundry to have a file
fixed and fell down the elevator
shaft. He struck his head on the side
of the shaft and was rendered uncon-
scious. He lay at the bottom of the
shaft and the elevator went down on
hips badly. He was in the shaft some
time before he was found and removed
to his home. His skull is fractured
and his recovery is believed to be very
doubtful
TIE remains of James H. Campbell,
who was killed at Youngstown, arrived
in Bellaire yesterday morning for bur-
ial. The remains were held at the de-
port all day before the express charges
on the body were paid.
5000 gallons of stone jars and crooks
to be closed out at cents a gallon at
L. Lichtig
Mrs. Mary Hines and her daughter,
Mamie Ramsey, who are in the Jail
On the charge of theft, will be given a
hearing before Squire Morrell this
morning.
The Sommernachfest which was to
have been held Wednesday evening at
the home of Rev. L. Weiss was post
poned until tonight on account of the
unfavorable weather.
The Elks' Lodge met last night and
arranged for their outing, to be given
soon.
The Uniformed Rank Of Knights
of st. John of Marietta, GAINESVILLE
and Bellaire, will give a picnic and
outing at Summit Park, on the B., z.
& c. Railroad, ON September 9TH. A
feature will be the battalion prize
drill.
The Emergency Fund Committee
will give a lawn fete in West Wheel
ing Saturday evening.
A big stock of shoes to be closed out
within 80 days at a big reduction at L.
Lichtig.
Miss Ella Whit, who was visiting
frie - at Red Oak, Ia, has received
a tcsil:h as teacher in the schools
there and has sent -her resignation to
the Bellaire Board.
Miss Columbia Bartlett has returned
from a two weeks visit at Prun.v-
town. w Va.
j. w. May and wife, of the Fourth
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NEW YORK, August 1S.-The Giants
les with the cincinnatis, the Visitors get
hing but one run in the thee games.
Seymour pitched great ball at all stages
Rf the game to-day. Attendance 5000.
New ,,n Yor, Is 9 ! 9 al 2 z
: Earned runs; New York 2; batteries i,
Ind Peitz; umpires, Lynch and Andrews;
lime, 1:5o.
NEW YORK, August 1S.-The Cleve-
lands and Brooklyns planned to-day to
play two games. After the Clevelands
had won the FIRST game to o. the second
nings had been played it was called on
sccount of rain No runs had been
scored First game score:
c ciFs9alyn . = = 6 - - 70
Batteries, Kennedy and Grim, Cuppy
and thinner; umpires, Connolly and Sny-
der; attendance 1,5oo. Time, 1:5T.
BOSTON, August lS-The champions
sfook another game from the Chicagos to-
Jay In the easiest manner, none of the
Both sides fielded brilliantly, but the Chi
Cages were very weak at the bat. Score:
I16ston &c 9 9 90 10 Is l
rms, Boston 8; batteries, Hick-
wis and. Yeager; Isbell, Chance
ahue and Woods: umpires, Calf
~ DToWn, llHle, 10, Attendance
ALTIMORE, August 1S.-Altrock lost
game with the Orioles to-day in the
inning. He steadied in the second
stopped the home team from scoring
once. Nops was hit freely, but his
lort kept the visitors from winning
Attendance 1,215. Score:
fillmore :. &c 0 0 0 0 0 % 9 0
,uisviiIe 30 0 8 0 0 0 2 / Go IL 8
Earned runs, Baltimore 2 Louisville 6;
arteries, Nops and Clarke, Aitrock and
.ittrcdge; umpires, Emslie and Hunt;
Ifme 2:G5
WASHINGTON, August 1S.-Tom Kins-
low signed with st. Louis to-day. Sell
bach sprained his ankle in the first in
ming ard will not be able to play for some
tinse. The Senators won in the ninth on
three singles, a base on balls and
double. Attendance 800. Score:
Washington Il 0 0 0 o So -
st. Louis 20 0 0 % / Oil 2
Earned runs Washington 4, St. Eouis
2; batteries, Dineen and Mcguire, Taylor
and kinslow, umpires, O'Day and Nc
Donald; time, hours.
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III.
ell.
Joseph Sneidel will leave for the
East to-day.
Lon Schrader attended a dance at st.
C,airsville Wednesday night.
Miss jeanette Burt, of the Island, is
a guest of st. Clairsville friends.
Louis Weisgerber leaves for Cam
bridge Springs this morning, where
he will spend his vacation.
G. R. Weirick, of Wellsburg, and j.
G. frames, West Union, are at the
Stamm.
Miss Annie B. Wilson returned yes
terday from a two weeks stay at Cam
bridgetown.
Miss Annie Morgan and Mrs. Annie
Mccullough, Elk Fork, are guests at
the Howell.
]. NJ. Childers and Frank Schaffer,
two prominent oil men from Sisters
Vile, we're in the city yesterday.
Geo. w. Rogers and family, of Lam
caster. Pa, are guests of the family OF
7. H. Acres, Of the South Side.
II. Cowdan, Grafton; S. c. Boyer,
Sistersville. and w. F. TAFT Parkers-
| burg. are registered at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Nolte and children, of the South
Side accompanied by Miss Sara Nc
Hugh of the East End, left for Pitts
| burg.
Misses Lizzie and Francis Bonen-
berger. of South Chapline street, went
| to Nackinac on the c., L. & w. eXcur-
! SIGN yesterday.
Miss Camilla L. Bryant, who has
| been visiting relatives here Tor the
past two months, returned yesterday
| to Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Crawford Booth and
! daughter, of Taylor, Tex, are guests
| of Mrs. Booths mother, Mrs. George
Mendel, on Twelfth street.
Postmaster George Wise returned
yesterday from Mountain Lake Park,
Md. where he has been spending a
portion of the heated term.
Maud l.. Meldahl, Meldahls; Frank
! z Archer. Parkersburg; Chas. Drake,
| Mannington. and C. o. Newton, Graf
ton, are the State arrivals at the
Windsor.
Mrs. Lou Bachmann and family left
| Monday for Nebraska, where they will
visit relatives for several weeks. They
will be joined by Mr.. Bachmann in
! about two weeks.
Mrs. Howard Hazlett and daughter,
Mary, Mrs. Alfred Caldwell and fam
lily, Morgan Heiskell, Arch Wilson and
Louis B. Grubb returned yesterday
from Loeb Lynn Heights, Md.
Robert Ankle has returned from Phil
| adelphia. where he completed q course
OF study in the College of Theology
and OPTICS. He was accompanied by
! his wife and child. Mr.. Ankle has &C
cepted a position with John Becker,
the popular South Side jeweler.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

49, 49, ~ ~ 80 a Il !
ley.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, August IS
Score:
CIR. Rapids % 0 9 0 0 0 0-S II 5
Harper and Cote, Crabill and Graffius.
MANSFIELD, O., August lS.-Score:
Mansfield ~ 0 ! 0 0 0 % 3
Youngstown L 0 0 ! 2 0 0 o. s 0
Kelium and Belt, knipper and Schre-
Congost
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BOWLING.

Following were the results of last nights
games in the Mozart summer tourna-
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Totals. . . :. :. :. :. 1907 ST $50
Tidal Waves forfeited three games to
lhe Fitzhugh Lees on account of their
lon-appearance.
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HERE is AUGUST goth.
Wheeling City Band Concert and Picnic
at Mozart Park. Admis sion 1Oc.
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
Movements OF Citizens aud The Arrivals
and Departures Of strangers

ana departures of strangers
Yesterdays excursion over the Pan
Handle for Atlantic City was big one
The afternoon train over the Ohio River
road brought two crowded sleepers
from Parkersburg and Marietta, and
two additional sleepers were attached
to the train here, which a very heavy
one when it pulled out for Pittsburg on
its way east. Among those who left
We're: Henry Bieberson and wife, w.
Pyle, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Dudley, l.. Cas-
tie, the Misses Torney, Robert Simp-
son, J. E. Kurtz, the Misses Tappan,
Mr.. Holloway, Miss Wiles, Miss
Wincher, H. A. Ebbert, Miss Mcdonald,
R. S. Irwin, f. C. Mccoy, DR.. Winger-
ter, Mr. Merriman, c. w. Seabright,
H. P. McGregor, T. c. Moffat, A. S.
Hare, r. P. Glass and Jacob Kindel-
berger
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CTEEL ENGRAVED

Address Cards 100 cards and plate. tia
Wedding Invitations. any price you visa
70 pay Samples for asking
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.
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and surrounding town left over the c.,
l.. & w. road yesterday for the lakes,
in charge of Local Passenger Agent o.
r. Wood. Among those in the party
were the following: B. w. Peterson,
wife and party; J. c. Brady, wife and
party; O. R. Wood and wife, Mrs.
Walker Frissell, Mrs. Frissell, B. S.
Allison, F. H. Blake, wife and son;
Mrs. E j. Gallaher, Mrs. S. Riggs, Miss
Carrie Cockayne, Mrs. L. NJ. Cockayne,
Misses Shaw and Clark, William De-
vine, T. T. Hitchisson, Mr.. Fox, B. B.
Barrett and wife, N. Kuhn and wife,
George Briedenstein and wife, L. w.
Fraser, F. H. Strauss. William Muir
ray, H. c. Ulrich and wife, F. Schmei-
chel and wife, H. Woodcock, Lawrence
Ray, Mrs Kick and L. Bonniger.
These are busy days for the mem
bers of the u R. I-nights' of Pythias,
who are making preparations for leav-
ing for the conclave at Indianapolis on
Sunday morning. The advanve guard
of the Wheeling delegation left yester-
day 1t consisted of Col. Charles H.
Geiger and Chief Surgeon Dr. S. l..
Spragg, of the First regiment: A. w
RAIDER, VIM. Schenk and VIM. sRose
De Ee Hson co anf viii maize nf e0a fhs
trip: Nathan Bell, Chas. H. Geiger,
Dr.; S IL L. 2 Tas H c,5 F. senne' w@
Clykes, Theo. w. Fink, Paul Faux,
C. W. Hartman, VIM. Lobenstein. M.
Il. McNabb, R. H. Mcclure, Jas. Max
well. A. w RAIDER, Capt. R. E. Shaffer,
w. M. Schenk, Geo. w. Schenk. h. II.
Schultz, w H. Schultz. w c. Thomas,
7 B: Thomas, w. X Vogt, Dave
WHITE, Berger Lynn, Ed. Connolly,
l. F. Halter. David Watkins, w. J.
Watkins, Clarence Schulz, A. E, Schael-
err, Bert Cox, Fred Eig. w J. Lewis
Louis Miller. w. D. Rick. w. }. Wag-
ner, Dave Casser, ]. B. Crawford, Leo
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