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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09
For Councilman.

MR.. j. FRANK WELLER will have
the cordial suppnr: for councilman at
th9 coming May ei ctioa by the voters
of Ward No. 2.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09

Cleon Moore, Esq. presided at spe-
cial term of the Morgan Circuit Court,
last Thursday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or ouTsrANn.
ING BONDS OF CORPORATf0N
OF CHARLES TOWN. WEST
VIRGINIA

., All outstanding bonds of Cooperation of
GS aL esq Town of date list day of octo-
for payment TO the Treasurer of CornoTs-
t uon OF Charles Town, June list 1893. No
,htere est ON said bonds will be paid afler
Corporation. '''-.N-
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09

The National Canopy Company, for
manufacturing patented canopy for
mosquito nets, was Incorporated recently
in Baltimore by Robert W. Ivy and Will
liam L. Gallant, of North Carolina;
James Shirley Smith, of West Virginia,
and Michael A Mccormick, George
Heath Dobson, Marion A Frazier and
Michael Mullin. of Baltimore. The cap
1tal stock is $4,000, divided into 5000
shares of S. each. Our townsman Mr.. I.
Shirley Smith, one of the incorporates
named above, has shown us a model of
the newly patented canopy which his
company will manufacture and sell. 1t
is made so as to be readily attached to
any bedstead, and instead of being an
unsrghtly thing such as the bunglesome
affair hitherto used. which it is destined
to rapidly supplant. is both neat and
convenient, and can he kept on the bed
stead in any part of the room. We con-
graduate Mr.. Smith and his company
upon having an article which needs only
to be seen to be appreciated and admired.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09

Sparks New Railroad Shows at Charlie
Town May II.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09
For CoUnciIman.

MR. t c. GREEN will be supported for
Councilman from the Third Ward by
April Is. MANY VOTERS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09

Col. Forrest W. Brown presided over
the Berkeley Circuit Court Wednesday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of the authority of Deed of
Trust executed by T. P. Lippitt to james NJ.
mason, DR., and ". l.. Walton, Trustees. dated
18th January, 1896. aud recorded in the office
OF the Clerk of the County Court of Jefferson
County, West Nirginia, in Deed book SO, page
223, the undersigned, Trustees, will sell ut
public auction in front of the Courthouse,
in Charles Town, w. Va, on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09
Wednesdau. Mnu Ia. 18qq.

commencing at 1880 a. m. the following de-
scrihcd Real Estate, lying in Jefferson Coun-
ty, West Virginia
Tint rrrt..ir- trn.., ..f Ind i......-.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09
Attention WheeImen
AND THE PuRLIC IN GENERAL

Dick e Dorsey, successors to L. Reese II.
DicS, Purchasing Agent, located in NewYork
City, can save you money on anything you
need. Everything for the home and farm,
wearing apparel aud miscellaneous goods of
every description. We quote below few
prices ON Bicycle Sundries, guaranteed to DO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09

Aiendish attempt was made about 1890
O'Clock Yesterday morning to burn the
Pentz property, corner of Washington
and Charles streets. AT that hour of the
night Mr.. and Mrs. Henry DUNN were
aroused by strong smell of smoke. Mr..
DUNN got up, and, failing to find the
cause for it, called to his assistance Mr..
Arthur Thomas, a neighbor across the
street. Theysoon found that it proceed
ed from some old trash or waste under
the meat shop of Mr.. A. C. Link. which
had been fired after efTecting an entrance
through the door under Harry Powelrs
exchange store. Flames had not broken
out, and they wisely secured a reel Of
hose from the Independent engine house
attached it to the plug near by, and ..x-
tinguished the fire without SOUNDING a
general alarm. This is not the first in
cendiary act by several in Charles Town
of late, and we are pleased to note that
Mayor Washington, Mr.. ]. L. Pentz and
Messrs. Washington q Alexander have
taken steps, by way of Offering a reward
of $75. to have the guilty parties in this
case apprehended and brought to Justice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09
z EpH Dispositions
Are Early Shogyn. !,

Just so eUff in the blood
comes out in shape of srof
ula, pfnptes, ETC, in children
and young people. Taken in
time It can be eradfcated BY
using Hoods Sarsaparlza.
In older people, the aftermath
of irregular hging sfogus It.
self in bilious conditions, a
heavy head a foul mouth,
a general bad feeling.
It is the blood, the impure blood,
friends, which is the real cause. Purify
that with Hoods Sarsaparilla and
happiness will reign in your family.
Blood PoIson-"I lived In bed of fire
for years owing to blood poisoning that fol-
lowed small pox. 1t broke out all over my
body, itching intensely. Tried doctors and
hospitals in vain. tried Hoods sarsapa-
rilla. 1t helped. kept at it and was en-
tirely cured. could go on the housetops
and shout about it." MRS. j. T. WILLIAMS,
CarbondRle, Fa.
scrofuIa sores -"My baby at two
months had scrofula sores on cheek and
arm. Local applications and physicians
medicine did little or no good. Hoods Sar-
saparilla cured him permanently. He is
now four, with smooth fair skin" Mrs.
S. 8. WRoTEN, Pennington Del.
d6od3 SoesabniM
IEssZRs k3slslsIIGEE
Hoods PIs cure liver his: the noniFFitating and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-05-09
For Rent,

A Good Hotel Bar. For full Information.
terms. etc. apply at Office OF
April Is. CARTER HOUSE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27
Die @rfnhuns 0ts f)anoramas.

Der Grfinber Der Panoramas mar
&obert Barter, elm irlanoiider Wlaler,
Der sesen oas Gnoe bes uorisen Sabrs
bunoerts in Goinburs lebte.
Sm Sabre 1855 wuroe er weseu
Sdulbcn in's S9ulossfdnsniB Der
SauptItaot 9ebradt. Seine j3elle ers
belt ibr Nidt burd elm Vuitlob in
elmer Der oberen Gfen, mdbreno Der
untere Sbeil nes Taumss buntel blieb,
10 CAP er Yrieie, Die man linn ianbte,
rldt leieu fonnte. Valo iano er leood,
bsB Die @orte iebr oeutlih berpors
II en-, menn er bic Sfriititlide al
Del uOn Dem 2uitlo6 beleutteteu lbeil
be, ,Sano belt.
lie @irfuns fiel ibm aui, uno er
fam gu Der GrfenntniB, oaB Elm in
DIN! der Weiie aufseItellteS Vilo
einGu iiberraidenoen Gifeft berpors
b"rir3en miiBte. Nad ie!ner 5reilais
flung ltellte er oarauibin cine 9ieibe
bon S'eriufen an, Die i'm ueranlaBten,
feline C%riinouns prattiid ,u perwertben.
Sim 10. Suni 1881 erbielt er in
Qonoon elm Patent, nit weltJem linn
bic Grfinoun9 oes Fanoramas amtlit
beiidtisi wuroe. Tie eusliiden Maler
iprafen lid alleroinss nit sroBer
Veradtun9 iiber Barriers Sdopiunsen
aus. bod lie fonnten bas Publifum
nidt binrern, III ben BON Dem Grfins
Der in Der Rotunoe auf benz veiceIier.
iauare ~ VonoOn p%eranitalteten Sc,
maloeausl,, .lunsen bin;uitrOmeu.
Barter rerltano es, ieine Grfinouns
nod uno nab INNER mebr gu perpolls
fommnen, rno man ersablt iid, baB
zines Cages elm NeufunolGnber, ben
man nit in bic Rotunoe senommen,
aui elm gilS II !us, UNI Die aui
oemielbcn barse llenIen, nit benz 2ooe
oes Grtrinfens fampienoen Berionen
~ retter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27
=. =. l(bmamt's
Peitenofr @fnfral : Store III RtdJmon0

onerrt ale Sortn Commentator Wo Guenmuaren III tnnner np1 nteorr
9ereu (rtUen. Sd mus nit allen SOnmerpaaren auIrdunen, mS Frere
iur oiNe N&Gare peroen wdbWno Ser nddten 30 Gage 9anS ntecr9 lem.
Nuh bubcu mir etneu 9uhn &orratb al Naruefer Stuben, lemNen,
0ausibuben, Strobblten uo SpefreipuGren. Sir berttten ms 1r elm
0rpBart0es Nerbt9Phdit Dor, unb penn Die beut9en ous9Gttdneten Ns7
i6ten iur cine quite Grne nitt getrlbt peroen, weroen mir ben 9rpBten
%orrub an Wldmuureu unite. einer Cu6 I'M 9anSen Noroneten bubtn
2&ir loMeu unieru Sorutb ndt alt merbeu, umo nenn neort9e Freue
eS prm0oen, Damn mus urier Surpluo&orrutb al lttten SSaaren, bepor|
Der Ncrbl= uuo ISnpr Souub antcmmt, los9ebluJn 'en.
unprc aaieeuertduie mtbren id INNER nod me9en Der 9uen Nualr
tdeu, ole mir tets uutNteu.
%et lit Die St ir Sen Gtntuui non Sru4t SarS. Bel ms Elm sanyr
Torrub III ier uieortMu EWnen.
Sroenb &emouo, Der Er.i(beeren ODER anoer Nrutt bcim Sale" tlus
fen MIL, fam lie ba6~n, menn er lie Elm paar Gage uorhcr bcttut
- Nohner (riS iWr Eanoprooute erlaubt mo l%oor 70 btt8 per
FAINT, ais menu ibr baar bafir bsnblt. &ergeBt niht, eer Eeitdit nit
uuo III thuU.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27
Orr Mluh.iantengcntral.

GIN Sabre l777 berief Der SOuis
guiiau Der Critic BON Sdweben aui
Gmpiebluns ieines @eianoten in Ores
ben, @rafen S~Omenbielm, ben fur,
iGfiiiden aapellmeilter Naumanu
mad Stodbolm, oamit er bort Elm
Srfeiter bilpe uno eiuiibe. Nauman,
fOl9te Dem Hufe um 10 lieber, neil er
oamals burb ben Sau zines Sauies
in glaiemis bel Sresoen in Shuloeu
seratbeu mar. Oils er in Der ifwe'
oilden Sauptitaot anfam, belt ibn
am 5bore Der wahtbabenoe Inter
o"ffiiier on.
nSat Gr einen FaB?"
Naumann mics i'm Dor.
n@as lit Gr?"
n9urfiritlih ildiiiter aapellmei'
tier, nah Stodbolm beruien."
rSapellmeiiter? gSas III bas?"
nNun, elm Wiann, Der Elm Srdelier
bright"
.Oas perltebe i'd ni6t, briid Gr lid
oeutliber aust"
Gin 9apellmeiiter lit elm Wiuiif'
ueritdnolser, Der an Der Spiee elmer
Sapelle itebt uno lie leitet."
,Oer Seufel peroe barauS flug
Sus Gr mir sani tur,, mas Gr it,"
Sept rib Naumann Der Saoen Del
@eoulo. nSerr. ib bin turflrltlid
iddiiiher Wiuiitanten9eneral uno 9ebt
nad) Stodbolm, UNI bort Die tOni9.
liheu Wtuiitanten ein;uerer;iren."
nGuer Grcellen; tOnnen io9leih pal
"iiren," ermiberte Der llnterpfIi;ier il
bienillid)er Stellung. Gam rief er
rS&nd)e 'raus! Sn's @emebr! Yrd'
ientirt Sas @emehr pcy Sciner Greet
len; ocm iuriiiriilif iddiiid)en Wiu'
iltanterQeneral !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27

lit ser Wcni0 Gigcntbimer, IS o
0~cseniiber aber uur. Sermalter
VebnSmanu. Soft bate benz
Wen,6en NueS su9fut 9el6aiIen, Sbm
0eb0rt NlleS, uon ibm nabm man iein
al~lopidleS Gigcn ais vebcn ent9eQeu,
;uueilcn unter Nnruenoun9 ieierlihcr
Geremonien. is lit bohlt haracteris
tito iilr o0S oeutl6e Hedt, BAH &C..
raoe aus Ser Gi9cnl6oIt @oiteS ais
zines &crleibcrs allies Wutcn, oils oeo
irci0cbi0enS penoerSoer
iroii hen@ inter-, iiir bcn Men.
lden nidt nur Sic Fflidt Der Sreuc
se0en @ott, lcnoern i%nSbelonoere Die
tbdti0e yiebesum U d d It II se-
fol9ert miro. (%gl. %orport gum gunbz
re6t.)
Der Wenl6 ais uerantwortli6er
Serwalter bes Soft suei9nenoen @u.
ties, uermoSe oleler leiner Stellmg
@ott ~9eseniiber perpflidtet, i'm Ser
tebre ni6t nur oas u d t bes Nd6'
item su a6ten, Ionoern audi Si.li9.
eitunbV iebe ibm seSeniiber III
iiben-bas lit bic NuHaiiuns, welhe
Dem sermanilden GiSentbum iein I'M
teri6eioenbes Mertmal anf9ebridt
bat. Sieielbe Sorltequns beberridt
bas canonii6e He6t. SIS be:
tont nit aller S6drie, paB bic Ser
leeuns Der 0iebespfli6 benz
Ntd6iten seseniiber ni6t minber itrafs
bar ais bic S%erleeuns Der u Of t s.
pfli6ten. Wan6e Filidten, mel
DIE pom S%tanbpuntte bes natiirliden
Ne6ts teine He6tSpilidten i'm ltrens
gen Sinne oes @orteS waren, rpllr.
Den burd oas pottiue canonii6e
uno beutl6e He6t sur 4 [ l.
6 eng ii (debitum legale)
erboben.
(cortipeuro fn1of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27

Giuacgangcn. Oils Sapbir, Der be-
fannie Sumoriit unb Satiriter, nod
Stubent mar, hattie er in einem
Wirtbsbauie piel bon ieinen manni9s
ialti9en Senntniiien 9eiprofen, 10 oaB
enolidD elmer Der Gdite Die Geoulo per
Tor uro iiemlid) barih iaste: nSeet
baben mir wirtlih senus BON benz &C.
hort, mas sic glles "fOnnen, iasen
gle mir audi einmal, mas Sic ridt
%fonnen. uno id ltebe Sbren oafiir, oas
fann ih."-r@as id nidt tann?"
entse9nete Sapbir, mum. ib fann
meme Sebe nitt beSablen, uno es
freut mid iebr, oaB sic oaS fOnnen. "
Inter allgemeinem Saden entiprab Der
Gnit ieiner Grmartuna.
Ser 9ooen bes StilIen
OSeans Swii6en Supaii uno &ali=
%fprnien ipll 10 chen iein, oaB baraur
cine 500 en9lilde Meilen LANCE 9abn=
linie Obne ieoe Steigung anselegt iper-
ben tOnnte. Sieie Gntoetun9 peroantt
man einem ameritanii6en Something's
f6ifi. oas in jener @e9eno SOnoirun=
gen pegen elmer ~9eplanten &abelle9ung
ausiuiiibren bate.
Nn Stuoenten 1cnoet Su'
pan beuer 80 na6 europa, itatt 80,
wie bisber in ieoem Sabre. Die bOSl
notbigen Mittel limb BON lapaniider
pdrlamente bewilligt woroen.
unsewobnli6 9roB lit eir
Opal, opn beIien MuiiinounS oil:
@inton, Nuitralien, beri6tet miro.
Ger @ertb oes Steines miro aui 49,
600 bis $780, 900 angeidlagen.
Ole Goblenprpoutt o I
GroBbritanniens betrdgt 1870,
600, 900 Sonnen i'm Sabre. oiejenig'
Seutldlanos 100, 000, 900 Conner
uno jene Grantreibs %, 900. 900 Son
men.
Die mertbppllte Mine be
Groe 1T bic Calumet uno Secla
&upierarube, Mid., bic unlangit ibr
lO5. Sipioenoe pertbeilte uno suiam
men i6pn an s50,0O0.O 600 @usbeut
geliefert bat.
Sas 9roBte @ei6dttsiabr
oas Der Sue3tanal ieit ieiner Groffnunl
In 1869 su perseidnen bate, pa
1898. IS tpurpe I'M %leBtgenannte,
Sabre pom &anal cine Ginnabme oo'
1851, 200 %erSielt.
Cute SabrtraBen mics gspp
ten Dor 20 Sabren taum cine en9liit
Meile auf. @dbreno Der lebten led
Sabre aber iino ALIEN i'm Ybaraonen
lanoc Gbauiieen in elmer @eiammtldnG
naa iiber 1000 Weilsn sebaut worbeu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27
Gortieeung iolSt.)
lauienn 3unscn

tonnten Die SeSeilterun9 Der Anna T..
Sprin9er, 1928 Nom0rp StraBe,
philadelphia, "a. nit)t wieoerseben,
ais lie allSianp, oaB Sr. Sings 9teue
0ntOctun9 Se9en S6winpiu6t lie
uouitdnOi9 Sebcilt hattie bon einem
louiten, bus ibr Sabre lang oos Heben
III elmer y0it ma6te. lille anoerer
Wfittct UNI Ner;te permo6ten ui6t ii,
III bclfen, abfr lie lugt BON pielem
rOpOlen Wtittel: rGo pertrieb raid
ben Sdmer; in meiner Srlit, uno i'd
tdnu ieBt 9clunp '6laien, mas i'd ie:
mails porber tullm tbun tonnte. sd
fible, ais mo6te i6 oelien vob iibel
Die 9ar;e SSelt pertiinoen. 60 mill
Sober, wel6er Or. Sings 9teue Gnt=
betrns sesen irgenp Elm &alsz, Sruit=
ODER y%unSenleipen Sebrauht. Freie
scots unp S1.00. %eriu6sflal6er
irei III v. !. Subn'S apptbete. aSebt
Slnlhe 0aruntirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27
Croft.

I'D, Grans, wollen tie oenn tpirt.
lid allie Soloaten abidaffeng"- .9ab'
MOI, feline @nsif, Marie, bis es oablr
fommt, wiro Dir wobl nod mebr ole
Giner untreu tueroen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27
1urhjhant. Swtiten Dem Wlart,

9ur6i6aut. SwiiHen Dem Wiart-
sraien bel Gualto uno gntonius De
%epua, beioe SriessOberiien in 0ieniien
Sarls ces 5iiniteu, berridte sroBe
6%einoidJaft. SnoeB waren geioe gu
MELTING, UNI nidt Dem Sdein nah
lid s~eaeniiber wie Sreunoe ~ bench
men. %eppa muroe tranf, uno ,ipar
obue SOiinuns aui Seiierun9. Gr err
bielt uiele Selufe auf ieinem Sterbes
bette, uno aud Der Wiart9raf ultetlieB
es nift, i'm inter Dem Sdein Der
2%bellnabme gu beluhen. Gr naberte
it'd Dem Sterbenosn uno rug nit Dem
Zone mebmiitbiger 6reunolfait: .9Sie
befinoet Chr Sud?"--S mie Chr es
lGnsit 9ewiinidt habit" erwioerte Der
&rante, Der balo oaruui iiurb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27
Cine ecbrimr tcibhihliutbrk.

9etauntlih iiberraihte 6rieorih
@ilbelm Der Griie ieinen Srouprin;en
HrIeorid, eiues Cages C%9iouember 1929
i'm yerl'uer Sdlloiie beim SlOtenlpiel
nit ieiuem Wtulitlebrer Guam; uno
mari, ;prnentbranut, SlOte, oicten,
Srieorits Sdlairod uuo Ferrllde
in's Saminieuer. dur bel Dem 9roBen
StoB irunioliiter Bidder itutte er
uro rahm lie, ais ~ foitipieliQe Sc
senli1noe, non Dem 9lutobafe aus. Gr
lieB, prattilb ME itets, Den Sufbdno'
Ter Saupe aus Berlin fommen uno ers
tbeilte cisiem ben Yefebl, Die game
0iiti9e Nanobibliotbef" in Wialle in
ieinen @uhlaoen gu ibaffen uno lie
iammt uno ionoers Si perfaufen, "3u
iebem Ereis, cen elm unuerltanoiges
Bublifum oaiiir seben mag" Der
YuhbdrSer Saube liek Die Bidder in
ieinen yaben ifaifen uno CAB balo
haraui benz &onis bic berubisenoe
Nafriht, bah rein u~uperitdnoi9es
Publifum" in Der Chat Die fran
sUiiifen 0iitbiifer" 9efauft babe.
Srieorid gSilbelm, Suirieoen nit benz
Gri0S aus Dem Siiherperfaut erfubr
aber ME Den mabren Sahperbalt-oaB
ndmlif Der fluge Saube Den VerfauIs'
preis aus ei9ener 2aide entrihtete
uno in Wirflihfeit bic fonfisiirten
Bidder in ieiner Wobnuns aufbe'
pabrte. 9lus oieier Veibbibliotbef aber
.lieb" er nun Dem 9ronprinien weiter'
hin Elm Vut naf Dem anoeren. obne
SaB es Der Yater 9ewabrte.
Minocrmunb. Ias 5jdbrise @rets
d,en bort, oaB ollie Weniden iterben
miiiien. GriI0nt irast tie: user
mad,t oeun aber fir ben leeten Mien'
lfen Den Sars3"-Oer feline Saul
bort, eab ollie suten Meniden in ben
Simmel iommen. Nad Ginger lleber'
leaura iaat or: .Oa mus es bod ein'
nal iiberiillt perben. - elben
Snaben miro %perboten, auf Der StraBe
aui bic Wenlden nit benz Singer 3u
,eiaen. Gr anwOrtet: IS beiBt bod,
aber 3eiseiinser."
pas knnu gut fnernrn.
Tremoer: .S1 modte mir elmer
Rain ,ieben laiien !"-Sorbaoe
(bie Sbnre D%ifneno): .Sitt' idon
iommen sic nit auf ben Sot, oa babe'
mir mebr plab J"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-16
MARTINS FERRY.

The Mems League of the Presby-
terrain church mel Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers: VIM.
Mann, president; DR.. w. B. Shuttle
worth, vice president; E. E. McCombs,
secretary; Charles X. Williams, treas
urer. The organization is of a social
character, and was organized for the
purpose of raising money on the church
debt by giving suppers and ~socials.
The first supper will be given next
Tuesday evening in the Masonic hall
in the Commercial Block. Every prep
aTdtion is being made by the members
OF the League TO make their first event
a success, and it is safe to say that it
will be up to the standard of those
given heretofore.
Robert Hutchinson, a well known
river man, died at his home at Tilton-
vile Tuesday night, after a several
weeks illness. The deceased was in
his Seventy-sixth year., and had worked
on the river nearly all his life, being
identified with the ablest steamboat
pilots on the rievr. John Hutchinson,
of this city, is a son of the deceased.
The funeral will take place this after
noon, and will be under the auspices
of the Masonic lodge, of which he was
a member.
The Maennerchor Society gave a pri-
vate masquerade hop at their hall on
Washington street Tuesday evening.
The event proved a very enjoyable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-16
IN SOCIETY,

Miss Edna Miller gave a delightful
birthday party at her home on Market
street, to a number of her friends last
evening. Refreshments were served at
the usual hour. Dancing and games
were the main feature of the evening.
Those present were Misses Ella Mitch
ell, Loretta Hiener, Elsie Fisher, Edna
Neumann, Nellie Albinger, Elma Ham
ilton, Stella Fent, Callie, Myra and Lou
Pracht, Alice Zimmerman, Stella and
Liddy Neumann, Mamie and Annie
Heilmeier, Bertha S~teingraber, and
Mesrs. Harry Friedel, Harry and Earl
Lutz, Earl Bremen, Charlie Van
Kuren, Elmer Bennett, Anton Bieber-
son, Albert and Peter Erb, Walter Carl,
Carl Smith, Frank and Henry PETER
man, Carl Snider and Ross Miller.
Word has been received in the city
from Miss Lissette l.. Laughlin at Nag
asaki, Japan, announcing her marriage
to Lieut.. Conner, formerly of a United
States merchant vessel stationed there.
The wedding ceremony took place early
in February at the brides apartments
in Nagasaki. After a short sojourn
through the Orient they will return to
the United States. They will probably
make their home in San Francisco.
Miss Doretta Morgan charmingly
entertained a number of her friends at
the residence of her parents on North
Main street last evening, compliment
airy to Miss Helen Hardesty, of Canal
Dover, Ohio, who is the house guest of
Miss Helena Schwertfeger, of Virginia
street, Island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-16
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
Movements of Citizens and The Arrival
and Departure OF strangers.

West Virginians at the hotels: Nc
Lure-J. j. Sperry, WEIGH; Clint
Moore, Sistersville. WINDSOR.
Jacob, Moundsville; George G. Wash,
Sistersville; T. H. Alleman, Waverly;
w. C. DeCamp, A. N. Grand, Parkers-
burg. Howell. ]. Calcomb and wife,
Almy; j. S. Niece, New Mart%insville;
l.. j. KurtZ. Huntington.
Persons from nearby towns in the
city: w. E. Bagley, GAINESVILLE; j.
Gorsuch, w. P. Moore, GAINESVILLE; R.
C. Work, Sardis; H. A. Johnson, Scio.
B. ]. Baker, Of Petersburg, w. Va,
was here yesterday.
Misses Eleanor Howell and Elizabeth
Patterson left yesterday for st. Louis,
Mo-, where they will spend the remain
der of the winter with their aunt, Mrs.
Charles J.. Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Percy Norton have
arrived home from their wedding tour
and are at Mr.. Norton's home in Plea
SAM Valley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-16
NIGHT CLERK RESIGNS.
Accepts a More Responsible Position at
the Grand Central,

Mr.. q. T. Underwood, who for the past
two years has been the popular night
clerk at the Windsor Hotel, severed his
business connection with the management
yesterday. Mr.. Underwood filed his resig-
nation the first of the month, to take eff
feet the 18th, and after d two weeks rest
will enter upon his new duties as chief
clerk n executive manager of the new
Grand Central Hotel, which has just been
completed and is being fitted for occu-
pancy by the proprietor, Mr.. E. B. Potts.
Mr.. Underwood's relations with the Wind
sor management nave been highly salts
factory and he in Influenced in making
the change by business considerations
alone. His twenty-five years experience
in the railroad passenger service has
given hun a rare training for dealing with
people of ala classes, and his courteous
manner and strict observance of the re-
quirements of a successful hotel man has
secured for him an enviable reputation
with the travelling public. The selection
is a mark of good judgment on the part
of Mr.. Potts. and at the same time is
an advancement foD Mr.. Underwood,
based solely upon genuine merit and
worth. The new hotel is to be opened to
tire public between the first and fifteenth
of April. Mr.. Earl May, who is well
equipped by long experience, will succeed
to the night clerkship at the Windsor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-16

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