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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-06-13
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

sweet, and stately palms formed
background for these fall beauties.
Pink shades adorned the lights and
filled the rooms with rosy glow. AS
the clock struck two the first notes of
Mendelssohn's wedding march, played
by Mrs. Fred Fleming, of Fairmont,
were heard and the bridal party en-
tered and took their places in front OF
the officiating minister, Rev. DR.. W. S.
Fleming, of Pittsburg, an uncle of the
bride. who waited the coming of the
bridal couple, who entered unattended.
As the sweet strains OF Hearts and
Flowers" were heard the minister per-
formed the ring ceremony of the M. P.
Church The bride was strikingly at
tired in a dark blue tailor made suit.
After the congratulations had been ex-
tended the guests were invited into the
dining room, where an elegant dinner
was served The bride and groom re-
ceived many handsome presents. They
left on the five o'clock train for trip
to Pittsburg, Buffalo, points in Canada,
New York and Philadelphia, and will
return to Pittsburg, where they will
make their future home. The bride is
the eldest daughter of Prof. and Mrs.
U. S. Fleming, and since she has been
in this city has made many friends by
her many personal charms. The groom
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

place. The party will be given in
Walkers hall. The hall is to be deco
rated profusely with festive decora-
tons.
The Suburban Club, of Benwood and
vicinity. danced at the Blue Ribbon
hall last Thursday evening and de-
lightful party was present and enjoyed
the dancing to Prof. John Longs mu-
sic. The next affair to the club will
be given Thursday evening, October
18th
A dance will be given by the Iroquois
Club at Blue Ribbon hall Thursday,
October 10Th All friends of the club
gre invited to attend. Music by Prof.
Long.
At Bellevedere, the home of Mrs. Vir-
ginia Beall. on Saturday afternoon,
September 28th. assembled a large COM
pany of friends to witness the mar
rage ceremony which united Miss
Louise Baker Beall and Mr.. Henry w.
PAUL. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev G. B. Hudson. q life long
friend of the family, assisted by Rev.
Mr. Mcdonald Of Wellsburg, who stood
in front Of a temporary altar OF ferns
smilax and chrysanthemums. Prompt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Suits Entered-A Motion Overru1cd.
other Business Transacted.

Suits Entered-A Motion Oyerrulcd.
other Business Transacted.
In the Circuit Court yesterday morn
ing Judge Hervey oyerruled the mo-
ton of defendant for a new trial, in the
case of Ella Lemon VS.. Wheeling Rail
way Company, and ordered judgement
entered for the plaintiff in the sum OF
$1,000. This is one of the suits for
damages, growing out of the collision
between car operated by non-union
workmen, and passenger wagon,
during the late street car strike
The case of Bess Machine Co. vs.
John W. Fleahman goes over until
Monday.
before Judge Melvin an order was
entered in the case of T. NJ. Haskins
VS.. T. J. Wolvington, directing the
sheriff to retain possession of certain
funds.
Demurrers were overruled in the case
of w. w. Rodgers, guardian, VS.. Ed.
Sutton.
Mrs Amanda V. Brinkman has filed
two suits to recover life insurance
upon her husband, Frederick Brink
man, who was drowned in the Ohio
river, May 29th. One is against the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
for a policy of $4,000, tota. damages
$4,000; and another against the Fidelity
Casualty Co., for policy of 81 900, to-
tai damages $1,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

M'FECHEN.

Miss Nellie Kern will leave to-day
for Burton, where she will teach the
public school.
Mrs. John Morris is lying seriously
Ill at her home.
Owing to the pastor, Rev. ]. W. En-
gle, being absenc at the annual con-
ference, there will be no preaching
services at the Methodist Church to-
day.
H. T.. Reece was seriously injured
while at work at the Wheeling steel
works Friday.
Deputy Sheriff w. L. Conner, OF
Moundsville, was here on official busl-
ness last evening.
Fred Corey. who was injured on the
B. & o. at the East Wheeling tunnel
last week, is able to be out again.
Mrs w. P. Mcdonald had the mis-
fortune of stepping on a rusty nail
few days ago, causing very palnful
wound in her foot.
Mrs. James Crogan, of Grafton, Is
visiting her numerous friends here,
A great many people will go 10
Wheeling to-day to see and hear Carrie
Nation. and B. F. Hood will extend an
invitation to her to visit McMechen at
her earliest convenience.
Major W. H. Bixby. Of Cincinnati
was here Friday inspecting the work
on Lock No. 10.
T. A. Sheridan, of the Sheridan-klr
Company, has returned from busl-
ness trip to Washington.
For several nights past the light at
the corner of Railroad and Washing
ton streets has been out, but it was re-
paired yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

" at two o'clock the strains OF Lohen-
grin rendered by Miss Bessie Adams
hushed the guests INTO silence, whlen
nreceded the appearance of the bridal
marty First came the ribbon bearers,
Misses virginia johnson, Jessica Nave,
Virginia Chew and Master Paul jacob.
Then came the maid OF honor Mss
Virginia Beall, and her brother, Chas.
n. Beall, who acted as best man 10 the
groom. The bride entered on the arm
of the groom and never looked more
beautiful than on this occasion. She
carried a shower bouquet OF "hlte
roses and ferns. the happy couple
were united under a wedding bell ar
tisticaIly arranged in the center OF the
drawing room. After the words nad
been spoken and congratulations snow
cred upon the young people, the
guests. two hundred in number, re-
paired to the dining room, where an
elaborate course dinner was served Dy
a Pittsbure caterer. The dining room
decorations were white and green.
The brides table was round, Win
canopy effect above of smilaX ana
white satin ribbon, and huge center
niece of brides roses and ferns.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
PaulI departed on the Pennsylvania
train for an extended tour of the west.
They will be at home December LIST at
Wellsburg. at the home of the groom.
Among the out of town guests were
Mrs. Phil Chew, Mrs. Fred smith and
Mr.. Levin Baker. of st. Louis; MRS.
Edward Johnson and daughter. OF Bal
timore: Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Canheld ana
son Jason. and Mr.. j. K. Beam, OF
Pittsburg: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paull,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie PAUL, Mr.. and
Mrs Walker Irwin Frissell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hubbard, Mr.. NJ. l.. OFT,
Miss Florence OFT, Mrs. c. NJ. Frissell,
Mrs William Glessner, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T.. Hughes, and the Misses Flora
Wilson. Mary McMeehen, Ida Updegran
and Ida PAUL. and Messrs. Archie, r.
win and James PAUL, all from
Wheeling; and Miss Bessie Adams,
OF East Liverpool, Ohio; Col. ana
Hrs Nave. of Bethany; Mrs. Crothers,
of Washington; Mrs. Meta Bowly ana
daughter, Miss Mary, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vinton Weaver, Miss Mary Brice and
the Misses Burley, OF Moundsville.
-
Prof. George Delbrugge announces
the opening of his school at the Car
roll Club Auditorium Wednesday even
ing of this week. Cards will be out to-
morrow. Meister's full orchestra will
NAV the dance music. The auditorium
will be handsomely decorated Tor the
occasion.
~
On next Friday night the Assembly
Club. of Martins Ferry, will open tne
season with a dance at the Assembly
HaH, under the management OF MT
Arthur Westwood. This club mas 9
reputation for its pleasant events and
no doubt this season will be as las'
season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
Is a well known and popular busin,..

is a well known and popular bushes,
man OF Pittsburg.
The wedding of Miss lisa Moys
daughter OF Mr.. and airs. Charles 4
Moss, aad Mr.. Charles Russell Ki8sag
has been announced TO take place Tn :
dag afternoon at two O'Clock al M,
nome of the brides parents on Eiebr5
street, and the ceremony will be par-
formed by Rev. Dr.. George ". Kfusey
of Fairmont, father OF the groom. Tbsy
are both well known and popular
young people of this city.
The marriage of Miss Kathryn Shaw
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shay
and Mr.. Charles H. Turner, Jr.. vii,
take place October Sth, at the home Of
the brides parents on Sixth street. The
ceremony viii be performed by Rev.
DR.. Cook, of the Clarksburg Episcopal
Church, at five O'Clock in the after
noon.
Tuesday evening Miss Gertrude
Nelly entertained very informally AZ
her home on Ann street in honor ~
Miss Purcell. of Cleveland, and Miss
Page. of Pittsburg. who were tina
guests of Miss Lily |. Jackson Cards
was the principal entertainment Of the
evening, and then a Dutch lunch was
served. Those present were MIR and
Mrs. George Gordon, Mrs. Minnie Jane.
son. Miss Purcell, Miss Page, Miss Lily
/. Jackson, Messrs. Elmer Pope, George
johnson, Chester Kraft and DR.. Link.
A large number of persons Ia the
city have received invitations to the
wedding of Miss Mary Katherine Tebbs
and Mr.. James Madison jackson.
which will occur Wednesday evening.
October 10th, at half after six o'clock
at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
w ,nchester, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Newberger
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter Julia TO Mr. Ben
Nathan. They are both extremely
popular in this city Miss Newberger
lady. and Mr.. Nathan is also one Of ths
most enterprising business men of the
city.
Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Scott gave a musicale at
their home on Eleventh street in honor
of Miss Payne, of Marietta. Quite
number of Parkersburg's musical peo-
pie were present, and during the even
ing Miss Payne played a number Of
selections, and Mrs. Scott. Mr.. Hart.
of Marietta, and Mr.. Herman Monroe
sang several solos, all of which were
beautiful. Those present were Miss
Payne, Miss Emile Despard, Misses
Myrt and Virginia Stewart. Miss Mil
dred Mayhall, Miss Ethel Ping, Miss
Mossie Wetherell, Misses Kate and
Ann DIS Mr.. Hart. of Marietta. Mr..
Herman Monroe and Mr.. Charles A.
Bukey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

willing away the time. An excellent
luncheon was spread.
-
Last Tuesday evening at wheeling
Park occurred the last sommernachts-
fest Of the season. given by the Opera
House band and orchestra. This, as all
these affairs do, proved success N
every way, and Notwithstanding the
cooIness OF the evening, drew a large
crowd. After the concert, dancing IN
the Casino continued until late nodf
much to the enjoyment Of those pres
ent.
Miss Mabel Brown and Mrs. M. Mel
son Cecil eharmingly entertained the
twentieth Century Girls Friday AFTER
ternoon at Cecil Place. near Elm Grove.
the affair was the first Of the season
and was largely attended by the mem
bers OF this popular organization. FRO
gressiYe euchre was the diversion ana
many sDirited contests with the paste
boards enlivened the afternoons en-
tertainment. Delectable refreshments
were dispensed during the afternoon.
The head prize. a cut glass flower vase,
was captured by Mrs. John w. SeoFef.
The second prize. a silk waist, went 10
MtGE Laura -gdiEEfA- AAfA-'t-1
Drize went to Miss Sue Wright. The
Visitors prize went to Mrs. Charles }.
Milton. The club will be entertained
in two weeks by Miss Todd Baird, a.
her home on Fourteenth street
80
Thursday evening, at the new nan IN
Odd Fellows building, Prof. Beuter
entertained large number Of FRIENDS
the occasion being the opening OF
series of dances to be given every
Thursday evening. The new hall is ad-
mirably adapted and constructed especi-
ally for dancing purposes. During the
season the Professor expects to enter
tain large numbers Of friends in a IKE
manner. Prof. FenneH presided at the
piano.
Miss Florence Muldoon entertained
number of her friends at her nome
on South Main street Thursday even
ing with a six o'clock dinner compll-
mcntary to Miss Alice and Julia Mar
key. of Detroit, Mich, and Miss rus
sell. of Albany, Ind.
-
Copies Of the following invitation
have been received in this city;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark Winship
request the honor Of your presence
at the marriage Of their dauShter
Mary Camilla
to
Mr.. Edward Bean Whistler
on Thursday, October tenth,
nineteen hundred and one,
at twelve o'clock noon,
Christ Episcopal Church,
New Brighton Pennsylvania.
80
The juvenile classes of Prof.. Del
brugge will meet Saturday afternoon
OF this week at the Carroll Club Audi
forum at half-past two o'clock.
At the brilliant Apologize reception
in Wellsburg last Tuesday, the gowns
worn by the hostess and her guest OF
honor. Mrs. j. b. Vandergrift, and
other ladies in the receiving line, in
Guiding Miss Jean McEnulty, OF Allie
gheny, Pa. were exceptionally hand
so4nely. and have been the topic OF con-
yersatfon among the devotees since the
affair. Mrs. Vandergrift's gown was
built by Worth. The substance was
tan chenille silk, with solid overdress
of Valencennes lace. The bodice ard
skirt were trimmed with turquoise but
tons. making a splendid effect. her
Jewels were turquoise sapphires aad
diamonds.
At Moundsville, Tuesday evening,
Prof. Delbrugge tenders the young
people an opening dance party, pre-
paratory to opening a class at that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

The most enjoyable society event in
WellsDurg for some time was the mag
nifieent reception given in that town
last Tuesday afternoon by that most
charming of all charming hostesses,
Miss Nina w. Apologize, at "ApplegaA
Place" The affair was given in honor
OF MRS. Joseph B. VandeTgrift, formerly
Of Pittsburg, who has recently taken up
her residence on 'Nandergr1t Farm,
near this city. Over one hundred
guests responded to the neat invitations
issued last week. Among those who
We're present out Of the city were lead
ing society ladies from Pittsburg and
Washington, Pa. Bethany, W. Va;
Bridgeport Steubenville, and Toronto,
including a number of guests from this
city.
The palatlal home of Miss i.pplegate
was beautifully and artistlcally decor
ated with flowers and plants, the tayor5
being carnations. The ladies who as
sisted in receiving were Mrs. Col. w. II.
Nave and Mrs. Hon. j. J. Barclay, OF
Bethany; Mrs. Dr. J. B. Walkinshaw
and Mrs. C. P. Waugh, Wellsburg; MIS-.
Charles Daugherty, of Bridgeport and
Miss Alice Campbell. of Pittsburg, Pa.
The many handsome gowns worn by the
the charming event.
The refreshments were elaborate and
dainty. being furnished by Wheeling
caterer. Che Opera House orchestra,
of Wellsburg. discoursed its sweetest
music, adding brilliancy to the happy
occasion.
On next Thursday evening, October
10th. the Bachelor Club will entertain
its members with an informal dance to
be held at the Carroll Club. The dance
viii begin promptly at s o'clock and
continue until u. Meister's full or
ches.ra viii be present and the usual
refreshments will be served. The or
ganization is in a flourishing condition
and expects not only TO give its regu-
lar large ball at the Mcclure House dur
ing the holidays. but several other in
formal functions during the season.
A full meeting of the members OF the
club viii be held Monday evening, De-
tober 14th. at the Office of the secretary,
at which meeting officers for the new
year will be elected. 1t is desired that
all members be present.
~
Owing to the cool weather on Friday
evening. Miss Fleming transferred the
ODEUllS VI utl udLNlA46 ticloo IL Jill litO
Park Casino to the Carroll Club Audi
torium. The Opera House orchestra
provided the dance music and large
crowd attended
Copies of the following invitation
have been received by friends in this
city:
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur St. Clair Butler
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter,
Maude Winston,
to
Mr.. Charles Burton Ford,
on Wednesday afternoon. October the
sixteenth,
at two o clock,
ut nine hundred and thirteen Floyd
avenue,
Richmond, Virginia.
MDCCCCI
The nuptials of Miss Blanche B.
1aue, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Laue, and Dr. Charles ". Dittman,
were celebrated on Wednesday evening
at the home of the brides parents
on Virginia street, Island. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
David W. Howard. Or. Dittman was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

There was general revival OF inter-
est in matters of a social nature during
the past six days, and 1t was the liveii-
est week of the fall season The wealth.
or made indoor entertainments very
seasonable, and they were numerous.
The clubs have resumed their meetings,
and already there Is talk of new organi-
cations in some of the fashionable sets.
The conventional card games will have
their devotees, but hostesses are study
ing for novel effects, and there Will be
good natured rivalry in the giving OF en-
tertainments which are distinguished by
original thought or design. There Is
growing tendency toward newness and
hostesses will stamp their individuality
upon their entertainments. With dane
ing classes meeting every week in
half dozen places. it would appear that
this diversion possesses peculiar attrac-
lions for the younger set. Weddings
are numerous, and wedding invitations
burden the mails.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
PARKERSBURG.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, October a.
A decidedly beautiful home wedding
was that of Miss Lora Marie Fleming
and Mr.. Samuel Vernon Hunnings,
which occurred Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock at the home OF the bride S
parents on Ann street. The house was
decorated with AUTUMN
leaves, golden rod, daisies and bitter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

Upon the weI1-worn bench they sit
Cnmindful of who passes.
Around them sparrows chirp and tilt
Among the leaves and grasses.
Along the path that skirts their feet
The babies take their airing,
And refugees from dusty street
Stroll chatting, jesting, staring.
Fond lovers they-within his arm
She nestles all securely.
He holds her fast from stress and harm,
She yields to him demurely.
What matters gibe or sneer?-Sott skies
OF perfect blue are DER them,
And seen through one anothers eyes
The vista opes before them.
No doubt her gown is cheap; perchance
Her hat no French creation;
But naught is lacking to his glance
OF tender alteration.
And If the hand that covers hers
Is ca1loused, brown, gigantic,
Her Ddlse beneath its pressure stirs
With thrill no less romantic.
Some urchins scott; some sparTows chaff
A robin carols sweetly;
couple turns to look and laugh;
A nursemaids smiles discreetly.
And J. In noting the embrace,
A sigh would vainly smother,
For To- defying time and place,
Two hearts have found each other.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
ENTERTAINMENTS.

As pure and sweet as lilies white,
SO IS my love Tor thee;
And as the bluebell in the dell
Il constant Ger viii be-
For since I've met and known you, dear
The loveliEht In your eyes
Has made this cruel world TO me
An earthly paradise.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

exception the modih woman worshipping at the
designed for
all 1t
trimmed
atin folds FromC aspary Lewinson
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

New goods are beiHSrreceived daily
by us. We carry.asefeAaSsafne of out
ing hats which 10 OF firm in the
city handle. u. NJ. Shidell G. Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

A fine line of 3hipAp d Atesfsson
Hats just recst~ed\ l9Aehd see them
L. M.SHrDEIL & co.
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At Odd Fellows hall tomorrow even
ing Prof Jacob Reineke wild open his
dancing academy for the winter season,
and numerous invitations have been is
sued for this affair, which is looked for
ward to with pleasureable anticipation
by those fortunate enough to be included
in the invitation. Miss Hilda Helm
bright is the pianist engaged for the
affair.
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17

Brother Ed. G. Hughes, late recruit
To the Republican party. has been nom.
mated for the Office of county clerk aud
recorder and We are informed that his
principal argument and "stock in trade
in the campaign will be that Joe Upde
graf has been in Office long enough Ye
Gods Just think Of Bro. Hughes in
dulging in this class OF clap-trap. How
much longer has UpdegraH been in office
than Hughes And again we are re
minded that in very recent times Mr..
Hughes was not averse to holding two
offices Mt the same time and did actually
draw pay from both at the same time.
But, we refer to the files OF the late, ln-
mented Gilpin County Republican and
find that Bro. Hughes was regarded by
the members OF the Republican party "as
n kind Of milk and water man, anyway"
II he wns correctly judged at that time
by Bro. Wm. Fullerton. editor, or Bro
Peter McFarlane, editorial writer the
voters need not now take hin seriously.
"Ob. consistency, thou art % jewel
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.


public notice is hereby giver that genera
county election will be held in the county Of Gil
pin. State of Colorado, on Tuesday, the 7,h day
OF November, 1901 ard the officers then and there
to be elected are as follows:
One county clerk and recorder.
One county treasurer
One county-sherifi.
One county superintendent Of schcos.
One county commissioner For the First COM
missiorer's district.
One county assessor.
One county coroner.
Ore county surveyor.
And the following precinct cfIcers for the
several districts:
One Justice of the peace for the Fret com
mssioner's district.
One Justice OF the peace for the first cominis-
sioner's district to Eli Vacancy.
One constable Tor The first commissioners
district.
One constable for the first commissioners dis
trict, to fill vacancy.
Ore Justice of the peace Tor the second com
rhissioner's district.
One constable for the second commissioners
district
One justice of the peace for the third COM
missioner's district.
One Justice of the peace for the third commits
sioner's district, to fill vacancy.
One constable for the third commissioners
district.
One constable for the third commissioners
district. to fill vacancy.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my Official seal this 7th day of
October, A. D. 1891.
lsEAL1 j. s. UPDEGRAFF,
Count, Clerk
Gilpin observer., 1901-10-17
A Mckinley Republican.

The Hon. S. V. Newell, another recuit
and erstwhile friend of labor" to the
G. o. p was in attendance Cd the late
Republican pow WOW at City hall and
Notwithstanding Bro. Lairds' prediction
of last fall, he was taken with open arms
Sammy made one Of his usual congratu
latory speels, Announcing that be had
fallen down to worship the Golden calf
He did not, however tell the delegates
OF his record and his utterances in tna
legislature last winter when the eight
hour law was under confederation. We
believe the labnring men are Interested
in the Senator 's,record in this behalf and
for the information of'the voters OF TINS
county and to this end We shall, in our
next issue, publish Mr.. Newells remark
on the consideration OF this bill. We
now call attention to the fact that he
voted and worked against the passage OF
this measure as did every Other Repub-
lcan in that body. We say every other
Republican" for the reason that while
he has ,professed friendship for Senator
Teller and the silver cause, we believe
he las at all times been in sympathy
with the Republican party and its prir-
ciples and that his frothing has merely
been for the sake Of getting Office. Vot-
ers What do you think about this friend
of labor? conducting a campaign for the
party OF trusts and monopolies and the
gold standard. He will be willing to
tell you what ticket 10 vote for.