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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-18
new MaTAM0RkS.

NEW MATAMCRAS, O.. June H.
Harry Dembow. who has been with his
uncle. John Richards, at Sharpsburg,
KY, for several months, returned home
last week.
Miss Flora Richardson spent a few
days this week with friends at Sisters
Vile
W. S. Way, of Woodsfeld. spent a
few days at the home of his son, Glen
WAY, of Front street
Mr. A w MILESTONE, of Bellfontain,
o.. formerly Of this place, spent few
days with his father, who has been Ill
of rheumatism for several weeks.
W. S. Sidell, of New MartiRsvilIe, was
in our city on last Wednesday.
NJ NJ Hutchinson and wife and Mrs.
S. Hutchinson and daughter. Lizzie
left Thursday on the Virginia for a
pleasure trip to Cincinnati.
Mrs Helen Lsesky and little sen. of
Berea, o.. who has been visiting at the
home of her, sister, Mrs. VIM. holman,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-18
ShRDlS.

SARDIS, O.. June 17.-Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Lennon and son Cecil. of
Wheeling, accompanied by their sister,
Miss Blanche, spent last Sunday in
town with friends and relatives.
Miss Emma Johnston left Monday
for Mt. Lake Park. where she expects
to remain during the warm months.
Mrs. Marsey and family, Of Pennsyl-
vania moved here the first of the week
and are occupying the house formally
owned by c. W. O'Neil
Frank and Burt Humphrey, our pop
clar painters, are at work in Hannibal
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Keifer. of Mar
tinsville, spent the first of the week
with her father. DR.. Steward.
Miss Anna Burton. Of Darlington, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Goodwin.
w. T. Sidell and C. E. Burlingame,
of Martinsville were calling in town
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Flora Goodwin and son Ralph
were in Wheeling Thursday.
Mr.. Todd Thompson is building an
addition to his house which not only
adds to the convenience. but the beau
tifying of his home.
Miss Eta Mcdonald is with Martins
vile friends this week.
Mr.. Bob Christie, who has been in
Sistersville for some time, came home
Friday. We were all glad to see Bob
once again
Miss Louise Deter is the guest of her
sister, Mrs Gouding, of Martins Ferry
Dora Coffield is home off the steamer
Jewel for few days.
Rev. Strahl will preach in the M. E
church this afternoon at p. m. Chill
dren's Day services to be held in the
evening All are invited.
The Sardis young folks are fond of
promenading. But in the end they are
all seen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-18
WASHlA GT0N.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June 1.-THE
commencement exercises of W. & J.
College will be held during the coming
week
On Saturday night last there was
much drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct on the streets of Washington, and
1T kept the entire police busy keeping
order. There were many fights at the
merry-go-round, ON North Franklin
street. Quite a number of arrests were
made
Hon. John C. Bane attended the
Democratic State convention at Har-
risburg on Wednesday and Thursday,
and was chairman of the committee on
credentials.
The Democratic county convention
held at this place on last Monday was
the largest and most enthusiastic held
for many years, and nominated an ex-
celIent ticket. Will Ecker, of this
place, was one of the nominees for
commissioner and no better man could
& be found in the county for this import
ant position.
James H. Nicholson and Miss Jennie
De Normandie were married at Trinity
church on Wednesday evening in the
presence OF a large number of their
friends.
Mrs. Sue Headlee and daughter, Of
Hoyt, W. Va, are the guests of Wash
dngton friends.
Mrs. T. c. Day and daughter, of West
Chestnut street, are visiting friends in
4 McKeesport.
Mrs Ely, wife of DR.. j. w. Ely, left
for Denver, Col, Wednesday night
Dver the B. & o. lines, where she has
hopes of benefiting her health.
The Republican county committee
men will meet at this place on June
q 26 for organization.
Glorious news! The Tenth Pennsyl-
vania Regiment, now in Manila, is COM
ing home. When Company H reaches
Washington it will receive an immense
ovation. The great record the fight
{ tng Tenth" has made in the far-away
Y Islands has endeared it to every loyal
\citizen OF this grand old commonwealth.
is expected that the regiment will
\ach Pittsburg about August LIST.
nmittees are now at work getting
\gs in shape to receive the boys of
pany H, whose homes are at this
or in the county. 1t will be the
u day the town has ever had.
IF the boys who left here with
bmpany will never return, but they
mot be forgotten.
ss Helen Thomson and Miss Mabel
brooke, of Chicago, are visiting
|nds in Washington
On Thursday eight new routes for
Ie delivery of mail in rural Wash
gton county went into operation.
aking eleven in all. This county can
Nv boast of having the largest sys-
q of mail free delivery in the United
htes.
Fingooqua Conclave, No. 1914 In
we'd Order Heptasophs, will hold
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-18

its annual picnic at Boyce Station. on
Thursday, July 20.
Squire James A. Magill on Thursday
united in marriage j. H. Cole and Miss
Susan Soergel.
Miss Flora M. Houston, an estimable
lady, OF West Chestnut street, died on
Wednesday, after a lingering illness.
Miss Houston was graduate of Wash
ington Seminary, and was prominent
in church work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
PILGRIM FATHERS.

AT the last convocation of Providence
Colony many were present, but the w.
Gov. Nelson \. Nottage attended to
them, and extended hearty greeting.
only one officer failed 90 materialize
and the place was filled acceptably by
Past Ex-Gov. r. ]. Pike. There was no
initiation on rnis evening. but Sergt .
at-Arms Frank j. Potter was there to
make the candidates walk Spanish"
II present. There were several commu-
nications from the Supreme Colony of
New England. which after discussion
took the usual course as official I'M
portant business was brought uD bv
the governor OF the colony. Pilgrim
Nelson a. Nottage. and all members
not present will be notified to attend as
There is none too much time to attend
TO 1t.
Pilgrim LINDSEY of the Narragansett
colony, was present this evening. and
gave notice that there would be a pub.
lie installation OF officers I'm his colony
in January and invited all To be there.
Notice was given that. "a CoffeN sup
per would be held i'm Westminster
Colony. in two weeks and all We're in
vited TO be present that evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
GOOD TEMpLARS.

At the last meeting OF Providence
Lodge No. 3, there was the usual crowd
present which has been coming during
the administration of the prasen, &. r.
Mrs. Carrie f. Wh.ttemore. who has
done so well the past term. she was
reelected for this term. by unani-
nous vote. This was the evening for
reading of reports OF the officers for the
previous term. and Secretary Frank J.
Potter read his showing the standing OF
Providence Lodge up to the first meet
ing in November the attendance the re-
ccipU, he membership and y summary
OF the good times had the past term.
Tn secretary also rcai ne returns of
the lodge Tor the past torn 10 be given
TO the Grand Lodge of 1. O. c. Il. OF n.
]. for their inspection, and reading. Tho
superintendent of junior templars.
Mrs Mary T.. Potter. read her report.
which was received and place on file.
The treasurer read a partial report. ami
will have IL complstsd at the next
lodge meeting.
Visitors were ~ sent in large mum
bers from Victory Lodge Of Pawtuckat.
Manton Lodge of Manton and Brother
Reddy OF Boston. Mass who made an
interesting address. IL was about the
previous workings OF certain rules ana
part OF the history OF Good Templars In
NJ Massachusetts,. Rhode Island and Other
states.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18

corner Bellevue avenue, Monday. Nov.
20. g, AIRS Mary a BabcocR. state w
r L.. president. viii give notes upon the
recent Natl convention az Seattle,
washington music and recitations.
First Church of Christ, Scientist. go
Bowen street. Service. 1915, "Mesmcr-
ism ard Hypnotsu.'
Advent Christian. Hammond 81, W "
TAnnin. Somerville. Mass--10.45 ~
Spiritual Paradox" S :. II IS; service...
Mission of the Coming KingNZ1 Aiual
et-Piaycr i0:ij; u G. l.a0. prfachirl,
2:s5. by Mrs A S Williams; confctcacc,
1.Go
Providence church of Christ sriort-
Ief. 81 Comstock Avc-Scrvicc. 1895.
Ancient ana Modern Nccromancy. or
Mesinerism and Hyrnotism.
German Evan. Lutheran church.
corner Huntington and tnioa -NVe.-
Ser, ices. 10 ami l..J.
Bell -. chapel seats fret gul1r
sunday service i0.4J discourse by .hs
psstor Anna Garlin Spencer. upon z n
Years OK chapo Life and W1tk." >.
H. 20. a special series nt yvcni1g
meetings 90 celebrate tha tsrth annie
Mslry of the chapel Opening U.ll Dsrin
with lecture BY Edwin ~. Md The
diipr of th Ncw England Nska4inr.
ben THE Ciosias CentuIy.' All are mci-
-cmp.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
ALFREDIAN LADIES.

The recent social OF Auxiliary No
was attended with much success de.
spite the very unfavorable climatic
conditions. There was a good attend
ance, and pleasant evening apent
The committee having the matter in
charge consisted OF chairman. y p
Sister Trarter; secretary. Sister Aror-
row. p. p; treasurer Sister Hammond
Sisters Bartlan and Decker and or
chard. and they are 10 be conrratuls.
ted on the results OF their efforts
The social heiu by Auxiliary NJ .
Wednesday in Alfreclan han yas mos.
successful. There was q largo attand-
ance OF members ana their fr,end'.
The econcertprogram cons sted az snien'
tions by the orchestra piano solo NIiss
Grace Lindquist; reading. Miss Tontsa
Hofeditz piano solo Miss Elsie Eng
land; piano ana cornet duet. selections
by McNamara's Band OF Brigade NJ
q: solo, Miss bmma Ogden: piano so,o
Miss Maude Robertson: diatog,,a.,'
Messrs. Harper and Crone: good rsa,ht
drill by ten little girls which wae -
of the most pleasing items on the -
gram. The grand finale was a r,arlh
and selection by McNamara's Band
after which the floor was eirTrrTt --s,,,1i . nd
dancing enjoyed 10 the acromns1t
ment OF Cusick's orchestra untiI a
late hour.
Auxiliary Mol held it's regular meet
ing wednesday evening In Freedor,,
hail, being opened in due form hu
President Sister Bartlan. After nro
tenn appointments sick committas
reported p. p. Sister Trantcr 80,
sick. Committee on third annual hai,
reported progress. II was suggested
by Sisters Worth and Hubbard tbat |
short socials or entertainments ~ eacb
would be OF much Interest az /
which coffee and cake etc. couId Ia
on sale. friends being invited TO attend !
Committee was appointed 10 work an /
these lines. Good Of the order ro,.,s,,l., I
We're made by j.. J.. Sister Worth ond /
Sister Haddin and Deputy Trapter A l
full attendance is requested 81. the |
next meeting for nomination Of officers
for the ensuing term.
Auxiliary No > will meet Wednes-
day i'm Alfredian hail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAS

The Past Chancellors Associat ton
met in the office of the Grand Lodge
Monday evening and delegates were ap-
pointed TO visit the lodges. and talk up
the manner OF celebrating the 37th ami
versary of the order which occurs Feb.
10 The intentions are To have a monster
demonstration s Infantry hall.
Elmwood Lodge had a large attend.
ance Wednesday evening, two candi-
dates receiving the rank of esquire and
one application for membership was re-
>celNed. Next wednesday evening the
rank OF Knight will be conferred and on
the following Wedns sday evening the
rank OF page will be given number of
CandiGates
America Lodge received an official
VISIT from the officers of the Grand
Lodge Tu sday evening. ON Thursday
evening the grand officers will visit
Nartagansett Lodge at clyde.
Inc social committee OF RHODE ISL
ana Lodge had nice supper and an
ertertainmert of more than ordinary
merit for the lodge Monday evening. on
Mon ay Cv vning. Dec. IL, they will
have something else
During the many years OF It's EXIST
ence oriental Lodge has not missed
holding session on Thanksgiving night
rms year they propose to change things
by holding a ball. but this will be pre-
ceG2d by regular session.
The rank OF page was conferred up-
on one candidate at the meeting of Fn-
terprise Ledge Thursday evening. AT
W. moTt meeting the rank OF knight
and csquire will b conferred.
lne knights Of Khorassan will hold
their iail meeting In the hall of Rhode
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
MANY M0URNERS PRESENT.
Large Gathering al funsra Of Sister Map Cleo
phas al ,he Cathedral.

Sister Mary Cle0phas McSoley was
buried yesterday from ST. Peter and
Pauis cathedral. There was lart
attendance of devout Catholics TO pay
respects TO the lifelong and faithful
worker in the convent and church.
The funeral mass was celebrated
with Rev. Father Lowney. the rector
or the cathedral. as celebrant. assisted
Dy Rev. Father Rafterv. deacon. Rev.
rather craig, sub-deacorh and Rev.
father MCGEE master of ceremonies.
ahere were also present at The service
Kev. Or. Stang and Rev. Fathers
Walsh and Pine.
After the last absoluti1n the remains
were conveyed TO ST. Francis cemetery
Mhere the interment took place.
Although it is not the general prac-
uce 10 nave flowers al such a funeral
two floral pieces were received and
Kept upon the casket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
RED MEN.

The committee IN charge OF the affair
that is TO be held at Pawtucket has is
sued the following:
ION the fourth sleep OF Hunting
Moon, q. S. ID. 4OS dec 4. 1899. the
Fraternal TeDee. which was started on
its mission OF fraternity the 2lst OF
Corn Moon, q. S. ID. 407. returns to its
own wigwam after a very successful
dadl over our reservation. and IL is
the Intention Of Poca sset tribe 20 give
Il and all Red Men a royal reception,
Dy having an Indian parade. reception
ana banquet On thai sleep We realize
now important IL Is TO demonstrate TO
Ene Pale Face world that such an or
ganlzation as the Improved order Of
Red Men exists. and, having the inter
ests OF the order az heart. we take this
opportunity Of advertising our society.
We desire 20 make indian parade
the feature of 'this demonstration and
we cordially invite your trits 10 assist
Us by your presence on that sleep. i'm
costume. and rega.a. We assure you
that a Red Mans welcome will be Civ
en- you, and that you will be royalty en-
tertained after the parade by a sump-
tuous banquet and entertainment Good
speakers VIII also be In attendance, and
with your assistance we can make this
the grandest affair OF the kind ever
held in our reservation. We are all
strting TO build up our order and this
is the opportunity. Let us have every
Red Man in cur reservation With us on
chat sleep TO show the pale face world
our strength. You are all welcome; We
Want -eNel-Y- man in tAe- -efdef 90 ieia
with Us i'm this demonstration: forget
not the date and let US boom cur order.
Brother T.. :. Joseph ID. Blais is
marshal, and he REQUESTS an aid from
each tribe on his STAFF, mounted. ana
in costume. Floats, emblematic Of the
order viii be shown and every tribe
may have its own feature. Trusting
you Will enter heartily into the spirit
which prompts this movement, "a boom
for the order) and Will assist us by
your presence"
A delegation of IL from Pettaconsett
tribe visited Pocasset tribe Monday
evening and conferred the adoption de-
gree upon three candidates. Remarks
were made by Deputy Great Sachem
Liscomb Past Sachems Prior. Thurber.
Pressey. Weeks. Hicks. Burgess, Bel
cher Brothers. Roberge. ~ Iniosh.
Sweet, Garland and Byran. y supper
was served.
Great sach.m Hubbard 'will have
tribes lin Olneyvlle. Clyde and Woon-
socket if husJftng win do il,
Narragansett tribe has reduced its
fee from SO to 81.
The CHIEFS degree was conferred up
ON seven candidates in Squantum tribe
Monday evening.
At the meeting of Ossemequin tribe
Monday evening five applications for
were received
One application FOR membership was
received in King Philip tribe Tuesday
evening.
The chiefs Of the great council offi-
sially visited Moshassuck tribe We'd
1ysday evening and there were present
allegations from Can1nChet Pocasset.
Namsitta. King Philip. Nara gansett |
md Sduantum tribes. Brothers Charles !
f.. jerks NJ. j. Leach. n L. jerks. g. |
I<eans. Felix Hughes. Gilbeut n. Hill |
md g. w S0nborn Were made a COM |
nittee to arrange for a Thanksgiving /
we ball.
Three candidates received the chiefs |
legree in Moshassuck tribe Wednesday |
.vening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut Association will meet sat.
urday evening at s bells. Nov. 18th
Captain Clifford will have an interest.
ing yarn to spin for the benefit of the
shipmates. So ease off a little ship
mates ana come alongside.
Surgeon Traver reports the sick IN
the bay on the road TO recovery.
shipmate Hollis is canvassing for a
living.
Shipmate Cooper was I'm Providence
Ihursa lay and called upon some of the
veterans.
shipmate Montross was up from
Bristol Wednesday.
Past Commodore Clifford Of the Cum
berland Association Naval Veterans of
New Bedford Is reported as being quite
ILL.,
Chaplain j. ~. Francis is employed
in Chambers Il Calder's drug store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
HORSESHOERS' BALL.
ThkesnIh annual Even Under he tuspcss Of
Union No. 80 Vas Ton.u,csd Success

One hundred and seventy-hye COUPLES
attended the 18th annual ball given by
the Journeymen Horseshoers' union. No
so. at Hibernian hall last evening. Prof
Bander's orchestra furnishes excellent
music for the dancers. who formed in
grand march at o'clock led bv Mr.
II. j. LoXe11 and Miss EXa Clln44s,4asS,
The committees in charge We're: Ar
rangements-B. Corrigan, chairman:
William II. O'Neil, secretary: Thomas
Creedon. treasurer: i. r. Brown. NJ. j.
Deveney. Floor director p. J. I.1vett:
assistants. Il. Corrigan NJ J. Deveny.
aids. john Whalen. John Brassit. 4. J.
Hunt, p. III. Brown. W. Gibbins, A.
Dempsey, j.. German. Reception com
mittee-B. Sullivan. F. McNutt, p.
Kelley ID. Mccarthy. Charles McNally.
Refresbment committee-A. McCor-
mick. j. NJ. O'Neil. Isaac Dexter, T..
Dwyer. ID. Walsh. NJ. Shea
This ball was an elaborate affair from
The standpoint of twelve previous
cnes as the local had made prep
arations for the entertainment Of sew
eral guests from out -of-town as well as
in. among whom were Daniel OLeary.
Cambridgeport. Mass. w. NJ. HealeN.
Boston: Arthur Packard, Elmer Davis
and +. +. McGinn. who were entertain
ed in most hospitable manner Much
credit is due the officers and commit
tees for the efficient management Of the
ball in it's entirety.
No. 30 is a very flourishing union and
possesses a large membership. Its Of
ncers are: II. Corrigan. president; \.
j. Hunt, vice -presiden.,: J. NJ. O'Neil,
recording secretary; NJ J. Deveney,
financial secretary: \. Mccormick,
treasurer: Thomas Creedon. sergeant
at-arms; NJ. j. Deveney. delegate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18

the Bible as Containing a Revelation
from God
MISCELLANEOUS.
Randall Square Gospel Mission-Hot
breakfast and Gospel. 10; n 5 for all
ag.s. 3: Evaugclistic services, und
20. Rev Mrs l. Fcnncr and Mr. Isaac
CruCker.
Wayland chapel. south Angel street
and Wayland avenues :. 8.
Bd.hany Gospel Mission. - south
Main St-Spcskng az 1:ij by Dr Har-
riman.
Broad ST. Christian church. g \ Conf
bear. pastor Morning NorSbiP' iV'foi y
&. 12:i5. r. 1. Aiissonafg '"n~ft.
Household OF Fsith. corner Cope AM
Subin Sts-Pr,aching g snd ~ hy "a
Is Wright.
Helping Hand Mission. ny uaLi iofd
avenue Regular services. ~ lei "
Mr. Edgar North.
New Jerusalem church. Trinity 50. j
( Harris. pastor VII. exchau8e pulpits
with Rev J a Hayes ~ salem. Mass
Diyin. Worship lO.l1. Moral ltcsponsi
biiity: icctirc ,.an, spiritual opfim-
.sm. $ s. i-;ia
TIL t,uwoo1 rariri gathrfing utft
v lth NH q W Caplon. sls Crsagi2p 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
ODD FELLOWS.

IL was the intention OF Woonasqua-
tucket encamT ment to spend Wednes-
day evening with Minnehaha encamp-
ment, and the plan was to hold a short
session, take car and go to the North
End and fraternize. The members
met promptly at O'Clock and began
with hustle that bade fairto close the
camp" I'm 10 minutes. but just as they
got ready TO close some one brought
up the matter OF first nominations, and
according To law they were made.
Then something else came up. and the
FIRST thing the camp knew IL was after
O'Clock, and this. with the fact, that
one or TWO OF the moving spirits had
not appeared moved them to declare
the visit OFF and the result was
that the officers OF the Second Police
station had n supper that was intend
cd for the Woonasquatucket boys.
Roger Williams lodge appears to be
the hustling lodge this year, and b DIS
iair, at any rate, among the city lodges
To add the largest number of names TO
IT'S roster. At the session Tuesday
evening the second degree was con-
ferred upon one candidate and two ap-
plications for membership were re-
eeived Next Tuesday evening the third
NNStt' Niii NC NbIltfTtl anu on lueS-
day evening, Nov %, the initiatory de-
Sree VIII be conferred upon four cam
q dates.
Naomi Rebekah lodge held a very
interesting session Tuesday evening.
when four candidates were given the
degree, the work being done in an adj
mlrable manner In the afternoon
the sewing circle connected with the
lodge met, and from until served a
tempting supper. Heretofore these
suppers have been held at the homes
or the members. but they have decided
10 hold them at their hall in the after
noon, and If they are successful will
continue TO do so. 1t being the annual
meeting of the circle election was I'm
order Miss Lizzie Shaw was chosen
as president, Mrs. Maria A. Wilson as
vice president, Cornena Chubbuck.
secretary, and Eivira Wilbur treasu-
rer.
Pilgr m lodge entertained the officers
and members OF Swarts lodge, Grand
Master Spencer Il. Hopkins and others
at their meeting last evening. Two ap- |
plications for membership were re- |
ceived
The officers OF the Grand lodge made !
an official V. TO North Star lodge !
Monday evening. and next Tuesday |
evening they will visit What Cheer !
lodge
Grand Secretary w. II. T. Mosiey
Is at last settled in his new office In the
Studley building. where h expects 10
remain at least for five years. Brother
Mosley has not done much smiling for
now.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
HEpTASGPHS

What Cheer conclave. eco held a reg
ular meeting at the Working girls
club Thursday evening, Archon Joseph
r. Mowry presiding. Applications for
membership were acted upon aud COM
siderable routine business was attend
"a to. The attendance was good 1t
was voted to icques, the appointment
90 Brother Nicholas \. TrucloNe as "A
couclovp organizer and 10 Mas also vot.
~ thst deputy supreme ptranizer
Thompson continue lD aCt gs an or
seniEer for the cOnclaVs ft vaa de-
cidcd to poe,ron- the talk promised by
PROT Mtidsr Jn the WAR in me
Tanstuar ip Doc. ut which time
the meeting nali u open to guests n-
Fit"d bs thr wriub Il
Thomas 4 Doyle lynIlaYc, ,0l, vii