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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03
Finishing Carnival Touches.

Last night saw busy times in Bel
laire. The innumerable finishing
touches were being put to the prepara-
tons for opening the Carnival to-day.
The U. r. X. of P. boys were in EVIL
dence everywhere hustling their work
through. The merchants, assisted by
nimble clerks, were busily engaged in
furnishing the booths Exhbitrs kept
arriving and placing their products in
charge OF the committees. The second
floor of exhibition is being rapidly
filed with products of the farm and
garden. Things on this floor are rap
idly assuming the appearance OF an
agricultural hall at a county fair. AL
most every corner in the centre OF the
city mas its special attraction. All are
praying for good weather. The indus
trial parade will be held in the after
noon and will be in charge OF Col. H.
c. ruehr. All the secret societies and
fraternal organizations in the city and
vicinity have been asked to take part
and many have slgniied their inten-
ton to come. The merchants and
tradesmen will be in line in large
numbers with handsomely decorated
wagons and floats. The line of march
as issued by the chief marshal is as
follows:
Line of March.
Right of line resting on Guernsey
and Thirty-fourth streets. Companies
taking part will fall in line on Guern
sey south of Thirty-fourth and report
to Chief Marshal at 1870 p. M. The
parade will then march over the fol-
low route:
North on Guernsey to Thirty-sev-
enth. west on fhirty-seventh to Noble,
north on Noble to Forty-sixth, east on
Forty-sixth to Jefferson, north on JEFF
ferson to. Forty-eighth and counter
march on Jefferson to Forty-fourth,
west on Forty-fourth to Noble south
on Noble to Thirty-seventh, east on
Thirty-seventh to Belmont, south on
Belmont to Sixteenth and counter
march from Sixteenth to Twenty-ssc-
ond, east on Twenty-second to Union,
north on Union to Thirty third and
disband.
Business men are requested to take
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03
Observation-Disclosures,
! Sporting. ! !
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg S-Boston 4.
Philadelphia 3-Cincinnati 2.
Philadelphia 5-Cincinnati 3.

PITTSBURG. Pa. October 2.-Pfttsburg
pla we'd its last game of the season on the
home grounds and celebrated it by easily
defeating Boston in a rather fast game.
1t was railroad day at the park and
neither threatening nor drizzling rain
could restrain the enthusiasm of the rail-
readers who were out in great force.
Visiting delegations of railroad officials
from Buffalo Erie and other points were
present to help along the uproar. A long
procession of carriages and tallyhos took
the rooters to the park and just preceding
the game the railroad club presented to
the champions handsome silver trophy
cup as an expression of appreciation. s.
p. Woodside. general agent of the Erie
road. made the presentation address. and
President Dreyfuss and Manager Clarke
responded in neat little speeches Attend
ance 2 5OO Score.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03
Merchants MAY Close.

The merchants, with one exception,
are in favor of closing their places Of
business early during the Carnival.
Some favor 1880 p. m, but the major
ity say p. m, as has been the GUS
tom during the summer. 1t is thought
that the exception may cause the
whole thing to drop through with.
Some of the houses will close anyhow
without consulting the others. The
clerks are very anxious that the stores
close so that they can attend the Car
nival in the evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03
and the Misses Efie chism, Kathryn

and the Misses Fife Chism, Kathryn
Cooper, Guss.e Riggs, Mabel McComas,
Nellie Gallagher, Leila and Bonnie
Porter of Parkersburg, Gertrude Nc
Grew, Myrtle Suck, Dora Sehanwecker,
Netie Hobbs of New Martinsyille. Filth
Hobbs, Edna Ogdin Lizzie Cochran OF
Eureka. Leila Bushfeld Julia Davis,
Pearl Green, Aferetta Russell of SIS
tersYille Bessie .,.Xon and Aletta
Nixon, and Messrs Homer Mallory, c.
e. Giles. Fred Kirchner. Richard
Flowers, George Zipf, Roy Murphy, T.
c, Ramey, Lee Stealey. Frank Sehan-
wecker, Bert Patterson, Frank Hindle-
lighter, julius Schanwecker, Charles
Hindlelighter, E. w. Mallory, F. w.
Coon, of Washington, Pa, V. D. Tilden,
Howard Mcbride, W G. Agnew of Sis
tersville, James Sweeney, Fred Phelps,
Orie Porter, DR.. E. Humphrey, DR.. ].
R. McCollum, Mr. Neiman and o. C.
Ogdin.
The formal opening of the fall and
winter social reason of the Carroll
Club took place last evening. The
commodious auditorium was we'll filled
ana the strains of inspiring music
added to the enjoyment of the occa-
sion. The refreshments were furnish
ed by Caterer NJ. J. Mooney.
Yesterday afternoon VIM. J. Ball, a
prominent young man of this city, and
a son of Enoch Ball, was quietly mar
ried to Miss Minnie d. O'Conner. The
young people are receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of host or friends.
Yesterday Mr.. Harry Beuter. the
halter, and Miss Katherine Meyer,
both popular young people of this city,
were quietly married.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03

lance Jr.. J. R. Naylor Jesse A. Bloch
DR.. 5. L. Jepson, l. F. Jones, and
others.
Mr. Chas. f. Waiter was the guest
Of honor at a seieee given by Mr. Geo.
Burial at his home in Steubenyille.
40
invitations have been sent out by MIR.
and Mrs. Alexander Clemens Branum,
of Bridgeport, announcing the mar
rage Of their daughter, Carrie Alex
ander, to Frank Wilmer Henderson,
Wednesday, October 16. 1901, at the
home Of the brides parents in Kirk
wood at half-past seven O'Clock. Miss
Branum is we'll known in social circles
in this city. The groom is cashier OF
the First National Bank of Bridgeport.
~
At four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
at st. Josephs Cathedral, a very pretty
wedding was solemnized in the pres
ence OF large ,hrong of friends and
well wishers The bride was Miss
Mary Gately, an estimable young lady,
and the groom was Mr. James Shelley,
a popular business man. In the even
ing a reception was held at the home
VI TIC I-iNt : aunt Oh 0Hf pine Stl tGl.
The bride and groom received many
concentrations, as well as more sub
stantial evidences of the high esteem
in which they are held.
Copies of the following invitation
have been received by friends of the
parties:
Me- Mr. and ,ta, Mrs; F: C EGRwertfsgsr %
of their daughter
Helena Katherine
Mr.. William Erhard Weiss.
on WcdneSda- evening October sixteenth,
at eiFht-thirty o'clock.
81 Virginia street
Wheeling West Virginia.
MDCCCCI.
They will be at home after Novem-
Der list at No GA Virginia street.
Class No. 70 o. he North Street NJ
E. Sunday school will have musical
and social at the home O. Mr. Ed Rog-
ers. No. 525 Main street. Refresh
monts will be served and the class will
be pleased TO meet their friends.
Special to the Register.
ST. MARYS. W. Va. October p
w hat VIII plODLbIy prove the HlOSJ
elaborate social function of the season
was given Tuesday evening in honor OF
Miss Jennie Phelps, who on Wednesday
was married to Mr.. Fred Coon, Of
Warrington, Pc. The affair was ar
ranged by several of the citys most
prominent young men, and Simmons
hall was the scene of the evenings fes-
tiyities. The hall was artistically
decorated and formed pleasing back
ground for the stunning gowns worn
Try the ladies. The gentlemen were at
cd as usual, in the conventional
black. Cards and dancing were the
amusements Of the evening The
music was furnished by the Sistersville
orchestra and each number was ex-
centiOnally well rendered. In the re-
ception room a committee Of young
ladies presided over the punch bowl in
very graceful manner. At twelve
O'Clock an elegant luncheon was
served at the Howard Hotel. Palms
were placed about the spacious dining
hall, which, with its we'll laden tables
and merry young people. produced a
very pleasant scene. Those present
were Mayor Penwell and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p. Hobbs, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C..
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Ogdin.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Mallory OF Parkers-
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mallory. Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Hummell, Mr.. and Mrs.
. c. ]. Mowery. Mrs. W.. P. Kingsbury,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03

High class Table Linens, Linen
Table Sets, Napkins and Renaissance
Pieces at onc-fonrth OF
GEO. VI. SHOOK q co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03

THE sPiSsTERs ENTERTAINED
WITH a LUNCHEON GIVEN
BY MISS VANCE.
DECORATIONS WE'RE PRETTY
And the Function Was Brilliant in
Every Rcspecs-Wcn known
YcRHG People Married Yesterday.
Meeting of College Fraternity.
Other Social Entertainments

One of the most charming functions
of the social season was the luncheon
at the Fort Henry Club yesterday af-
ternoon given by Miss Lillian Vance,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. N Vance.
to the Splnsters. The affair was given
in the ladies cafe. The decorations
by Max Hess. were lavish and
tasteful. The table decorations
consisted of American Beauties.
There were two large pyramids
OF roses, a flower was placed at
each plate. and the design for the din
ner cards was miniature American
Beauties
Photographer Brown took a fash
light picture Of the group as they were
assembled about the table. and each
guest will receive copy of the picture.
The luncheon was served in nine
courses, between the hours of one
thirty and four o'clock. The guests OF
bliss Vance we're as follows, namely:
Misses Martha Clark. Gertrude List,
Blanche Hasse, Lon Rlnehart. Harriet
Dslzell. Hulda peiaplaine, Mary Nc
Mechen. Ehe Lewis Frances Whelt.
Mary Brockuuier. Martha Caldwell,
Sue Caldwell Fannie List, Gertrude
Fisher. Bessie Barclay. Flora Wilson,
Lyde PAUL, Matilda Burke, Mrs. Clark
Hamilton. Miss Ida UpdegraS. Mrs f.
B. Franzheim Mrs II. r. 5tsllmaH
Miss Florence Oft, and Miss Barrett,
Of Sewickley, Pa.
Last evening at the home Of the
bride on Nineteenth street, the we'd
af
ter of David Nessitt. and Mr. Clarence
Adams, Of the Island. was solemnized
in the presence Of a large number OF
relatives and friends. The decorations
were very tasteful. The ceremony was
followed by reception and a wedding
luncheon.
Tuesday evening at her home on
South Eof street Miss Ella Bowers en-
tertained the South Size Spinsters
Club complimentary to Mss Georgetta
Hochler, Of Antioch O., who is visiting
in the city. Those present were Misses
Grace Newland, Jessie Fulton, Della
Inbody, Lucy Caldabaugh, Clara. Ethel
and Della Mcconnell.
-
meeting of the Alpha Deuteron
Graduate Chapter Of the Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity WAS held Tuesday eve
ming at Wheeling Park, and proved an
occasion OF pleasure to all who were
preEent. There was short business
session, followed by bowling on the
Park alleys. Arrangements were made
for holding the annual banquet the
tier part of next month. and q com
e,ooo. AZ was appointed An excellent
wing net es- was also served. Among
Month. resent were James w. Ewing
pril ...... J. LIE Moyne Hupp. L. A. Nal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03
BELLAIRE.
budget OF News Items From the bel.
mont County Metropolis.
The Mission ut st. Johns.

ne MISSION ut st. Johns.
The Mission at the St Johns church
is progressing finely. The attendance
at all the services is very good. This
week being for the ladies', nearly every
lady of the parish, old and young. is
attending the exercises. Although the
first Mass takes places at the early
hour of in the morning, the attend
ance is very good. The attendance at
the s O'Clock mass and sermon Is such
that it exceeds the most sanguine ex-
pectations of the Fathers, while the
evening service finds the church liter
ally packed. The Rev Missionary
Fathers commenced to hear confess
sions yesterday, and the number OF
ladies approaching the saeraments as
the result Of the Mission will be very
great. According to the present indi-
cations there will be very few ladies
in the parish who have not made the
Mission.
II indications prove correct the pres
ent Mission will be one of the most
successful ever given in the Ohio val
ley. The next week beginning with
next Sunday evening, will be for the
men of the parish. 1t is the earnest
ueslFe VI lHe nSN. MlssiOHaTy fdlhers
that the non-Catholics of the city of
lBe.laire and vicinity should also be
present at the evening services in or
der to hear the presentation of Catho-
lie doctrine.
The sermons of the Rev Fathers are
very lucid ard persuasive and are max
ing o profound impression upon all
who hear them. Last evening Father
Cahill preached a most eloquent SER
mon on. the subject of Scandal The
eloquent missionary portrayed in
strong terms the very great harm done
by this sin which has been the cause
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03

lance. Jr. J. R. Naylor, Jesse A. Bloch
Dr. 5. L. Jepson, l. F. Jones, and
others
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03

for holding the annual banquet the
ul, litter part of next month. and a com
ooe,ooo AZ was appointed. An excellent
lowing net es- was also served Among
Month. resent were James W. Ewing.
April ...... J. LIE Moyne Hupp. L. A. Nal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03

CINCINNATI, o.. October 2-Philadel-
phia took both games this afternoon. BY
losing to-day's games the Cincinnati team
is assured of finishing in last place. Both
games were featureless The scores:
Cincinnati ............0 0 0 1 0 0 0 e. /
Hahn and Bergen: Donahue and Nc
Farland. Earned runs. Cincinnati o
Philadelphia 2. Time 1:35. Umplres, Nash
and Brown.
Second game:
Cincinnati ...........20 O10Oo0o-3 6 4
Philadelphia ..,.......9 o o 031l*-5 6 2
Phillips and Hurley; Orth and Jack
litsch. Earned runs, Cincinnati 2: Phila-
delphia ?. Time. 1:30. EMPIRES, Nash and
Brown. Attendance 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03

Mr. Chas f. Waiter was the guest
Of honor at a soi9ee given by Mr. Geo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03

Iarned runs-PlttsbUrG 4
Two-base hits-Bransheld, Ritchey and
Lowe.
Three-base hit-Nichols.
Sacriffe hit-Wagner
Stolen ases-Ritchey, Yeager, Demont
Long.
f.rst base on balls-Off Lever 3; off
Nichols ).
Struck out-By Lever 4; by Nichols A.
Wild Pitch-Leever
Time-1:40 Umpire. Emslie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03

part in the parade with decorated wa
gons.
After the parade disbands all shows
will be open for business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-03
BOWLING,

Wheeling League-Pon Du 6s2, 7o7,
719, 2102;, Terminus 924, 929, 972, 1925
Buy anything here. excepting three
articles, at 45 per cent. OFT this
week. GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-05
A Deen MySlerv.

IL is II mystery why women endure
Backnche, Headache, nervousness, sleep
lcssness, Mcmi choly, Fninting and Dizzy
Spells wien thousands have proved that
Electric Bittrrs will quickly cure such
troubles. I'll suffered for ycnis with kid
ney trouble" writes Mrs. ! hebe Cherley
OF Peterson, Ia and II lame back panied
me 80 ! could not dress myself, hut
Electric Biitcrs wholly cured me, and
although AZ years old. am now able
t. do all my houscwoik." II overcomcs
Constipation, imp owes Appetite, gives
perfect health. Only zoe at j G. vii.
kinsoa's dug store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-05
opening, and old oups are being

and old onps are being
The south Ii develop
ing rapidly and II need Of u
great deal OF new machinery
In south Africa a great gain in
new business is expected. The
Nordberg concern has one OF the
finest plants ever shipped TO the
Rand. Ii has not yet been put
in place, the company purcnas'
ing it awaiting the cessation OF
trouble between the Beers and
British. The machinery is still
in the boxes in which 1t was
shipped. South Africa is ex'
pected 10 send many orders TO
America tie coming year--Iron
Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-05

THE man that hns been The butt OF
more ridicule than any other Ia tins
country for the past four years is VI. A.
Hanna. Ia every community, our own
not excepted, he enemies 81 the admins.
iriration, and many even coming within
It's ioids, have been ever ready TO heap
allure upon lis head Ia this connec.
ton q clipping nom the Marine Review
may furnish little Information to
some OF our readers. Ia net 4 "marked
copy" might not be ont Of order IN a
few hundred cases The Review says:
~ he Review has had little To say
about senator NJ. 4. llnnna. During
The four years in which he hns been
identified wiii national liic it has been
fairly silent about him. N has seen him
Nililled and abused, more than any
Other man IN public lie Whnt reason
there may be for al this calnmuy j. not
known. II is certainly not the opinion
81 inose:who know him won at home
1hcleis no manwhu has lived a more
opeu ~ moro honorable lie. one is
fotced to the conclusion That the char.
nctcr Of the man n generally misunder.
stood Where did he get his money 27
shriek The suii,uusuf Che east n would
" difficult to put ONES finger on a man
who has worked harder for the where
witlal Than Alr lIanna. lie has known
nothing h,h hard work all bis life and.
INDEED, his chieIndvauiagc over bis frl-
lVw men is bis ability towork hard. lie
gained lis wealth IN the open market
and IN competition. "lIc IL u labor
cfushcr' cries another. For an answer
on this score Ask those Who work Tor
linn. IN all this country there ia not
better orgnuized house than that 81 NJ.
4. Hanna 4 company and in no indus.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-05

James Llnyon came down
from the Mesabi range Thursday
to take hold of the Crystal Falls
mine as mining captain. Mr..
Lanyon is an old resident OF this
place and lived here several years
ago when the Western was work
ed under the Iron Star regime.
When it shut down BE moved
to the Mesabi whore he has had
charge Of different mines. His
last charge was at the Spruce
mine, a Minnesota Iron company
property.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-05

The Sharon mine. at Buhl, is
one OF the busy mines OF the
range this winter. work continu-
ing throughout the winter with
the idea Of placing the mine in
the list of active shippers the
coming season. The dirt has
now been stripped from q space
about 230 feet square to depth
of - feet Thinning process.
workehaft, connecting with the
pit, will be sunk. The mine.
owned in fee by the Sharon ore
company, contains o large dc
posit OF high grade ore. Enter
prise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-05
At the BIwabik.

The stripping contract lately
completed by the Drake & STRAIT
ton company brings the strip.
ping line close to the Cincinnati
line on the southeast, but there
still remains n great amount Of
stripping work to bo done on tie
property This will probably
be stripped within the next year
or so. With the continuance OF
operations the eastern outlet to
the mine will be abandoned, and
the high bank OF ore at that out.
let will be mined away. During
the past year the Drake & STRAIT.
ton company removed 1000. 600
cubic yards Of earth, which was
hauled out and wasted on q
dump q half mile west OF the
mine. An idea Of the work done
may be easily conceived from
the fact that this fan-shaped
dump is now 1000 feet long. and
OF an average width OF 800 feet
and 10 feet in depth.
The Biwabik IL expected to
raise the 10000 ton mark for
next years shipments, and with
the present development OF the
mine can easily do so Enter
prise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-05
Expects Fine Rusinosa.

MIR. Nordberg, Of the Nord-
berg Manufacturing company,
Milwaukee, in conversation with
the editor Of Iron Ore. a few
days since. gave u as his opinion
that 1901 would pc a great year
in The way of additions % the
.plante Of machinery at the many
mining centres throughout the
country. lie reported that his
works were fullof new business.
and this could be duplicated in
all the shops OF mining machin.
cry makers. In the United States
there is n vast addition TO the
number of precious metal mines
OF the west. New districts are
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-05


n ns ex-augurai, Governor Pinsrce
mikes AN attack upon Warden Free
nan ., the Marquette prison, that Is
nothing short OF malicious. u Il the
result Of pique upon the governors r"r'
becanAe Mr.. Freeman, in the discharge
Of hisa duties, tumble,l upon and
exposed some OF the rottenness OF the
pingree administration.
several months ago when the Pineree
officials we're planning their raid upon
tie Prison cells 81 this state Mr. free
mnn Glanced To get hold Of a letter
written by . cpnyict's brother in which
il WAS stated that member oI the
pafdon board bad written him, INFORM
;,a him thnt. for Il certain stated iinan-
cial consideration, the prisoners release
could he obtained Mr.. Freeman quiet
10 went TO work to get hold OF the whole
Of Ills correspondence AID when It was
.ll IN. the matter was laid before the
uriSon board. Tie board ordc'cd a
copy q The letters made and had me
whole evidence sent 10 the governor by
REGISTERED mail with the request that he
mako an investigation 81 the matter AZ
once Such investigation was never
,nnde. /, Is evident lhnt the governor
didn't cnse To investigate for the charge
struck high IN his official family In
s,end Of tie governor turning bis atlen
tion towards Furnishing the Official
against whom Tue letters intercepted by
Mr.. Freeman furnished conclusive
nroof he was nettlcd at the actions o
Freeman and sought excuses for his re
noyal. An. uniathful employe q th'
prison. Il man named Mosier
Wis mnde tie tool and, but 10
Mr. Freemnn's catching on 20 the man.
work we would undoubtedly have ha'
in upper peninsula matters similar con
ditions to those at Jackson where th
governor attempted To Dust the warde'
80 las TO plant iavorite.
The origi al letters were all preserved
and are in the hands Of the prison boar'
and will furnish some splGS e''
shonld The rti,l.,,r
S'o''V" s.'eserian has given the upper
peninsula prison an economical admin
istration and in the last year reduced
the expenses $4,000, which certainly
does not bear out the charges 81 extrav-
agancc preferred by the governor. II il
likely that this matter will be probed
TO tie bottom aud those on the inside
hope that the second grand jury viii be
called aud set at work investigating the
whoi,s.lc pardoniug done by The GOV.
cinop anil the relations OF some mem
bers OF tic pardon board and some Of
the confidential advisers OF The cx-sov.
ernor TO the release 81 certain criminals.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-01-05

Weak and unhealthy kidneys mr.
responsible FOR many kinds 81 diseases
anil u permitted Ia continue much sui
iefing with iHtnl results is sure to follow
In taking Bright's Kidney Pills you
afford nnttral help to nature for
Brights Kidney Pills are the most per.
itct healers and gentle Md to the kidneys
that are known 10 medical science. Try
them todny. 2lc per box. For sale nj
the City Drug Sloru.