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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

The clerks in Chicago mortgaging their salaries
70 get money with which 10 speculate How easily human
iLy takes TO gambling.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

The Moore Bros OF Chicago. whom no one seems 10
about the biggest winners Wall street
present
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

4lAe@A Si-e~A u Inon ana ne mas nEQ pDSLAl
cards printed which carry this rhyme:
l guarantee special right to all
Equal privileges TO none.
I'll put you IN the quay.
If you haven't got the nun.
The Okeene Eagle doesn't think the
death of DR.. Alexander was suicide. It
says: He had made a very severe test
Of his strength on Monday, as he had
been out TO Mr.. Russom's, two miles
south Of town and up 70 his farm in
Woods county and TO Fairview, a good
days exertion for a healthy man. For
many years he has been a sufferer and
has used morphine and other means to
quiet his nerves and obtain sleep. Chic
roform has been one Of his means OF get
ting sleep and, when found, his right
hand held the folded cloth which had
been saturated with chioroform from
bottle that was lying under the edge OF
his pillow, with a small quantity left in
II. It is plainly q case Of accidental death
as his system was too much exhausted to
rally from the effect Of the deadly infu-
ence of perhaps a hyperdermic injection
Of morphine and the chloroform too.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

An English scientist now asserts that the reason the
English and the Americans lead is because they eat SO
much sugar
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

BY this time President Mckinley must realize thai
there Texas than ANYBODY but traveller knows
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

TIE insurance companies are in great woe 1he loss at
Jacksonville ha7 20 be paid.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

Gates the rich man Of Chicago pulled ssoooooo out Of
Wan street last week
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

Shamrock H. is hoodooed On its aFst trip ran into
the bottom OF the sea
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

Isom Tiara Jones is running for city
marshal OF Yukon and he has had postal
cards printed which carry this rhyme:
I guarantee special right to all
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07


The Dressmakers Protective association IS being ribbed
up all the country It has it in particularly for the
woman who gets dress and kicks It's ht
The new twocent stamp has railroad train on it. not
George Washington Some day the postoce department
VIII land on Ben FrankIn's picture too
The clerks in Chicago are mortgagng their salaries
to set money with which 70 speculate How easily human
ity taxes TO gambling.
The danger in the United States Is that banker or
nobody else know the difference between Intrinsic and
fictitious value
An English scientist now asserts that the reason the
English the Americans lead IS because they eat so
much sugar.
The Moore Bros OF Chicago. whom no one seems 10
know much about the biggest winners Wall street
81 present
BY this time President Mckinley must realize that
there is more 10 Texas than anybody but traveller knows
TIE insurance companies are in great 4he loss at
Jacksonville has 20 be paid.
Gates the rich man Of Chicago pulled s2oooooo out Of
Wan street last week.
Shamrock H. is hooaooed On its aFst trip it raa into
tAe bottom OF the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

There Weer two CT three dozen more ~
these dispatches. but Griscom did net
read them He had gone 20 cal up k-Es
s-1-s 1Ir Lee vas a biz cross ~ beng
draE Eged frcm his bei af th4t hour u
rirhL RE said The matter BE wanted r
talk aboEt rouil wan uu1A ne1t cay any
hov lie 51st wasted 20 ask Gr-scon =
he wished % buv his ooE.-~1lcaso
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ROOMS,

ROOMS.
170S-10 E, 2 large
warerooms. ..... $50 90
171O Pa av, 3r, W,
3D. floor. 90
4S2-4S6 La av, Office
rooms. $40 & 1900
1871 goth. office, heat. Is. 90
ITO Pa av, l front
room, % floor. ....12.W
STORES.
1902 Pa av, Ar, sto,
1s57.5s BED, ige rm i. *. 90
722 18th, 1r, ", g..25.5O
S19 II ne, 1r. .25. 90
2210 14th, 1r, sta, 90
2909 NJ, sto&2r. 20. 90
COO 10th sw, sto, cel.ls.5O
1855 L, sto, eel. ....15.50
1905 18th, shop. 1000
1909 18th, 1r. 1000
STABLES.
Tally Ho. $780, 90
1912 G, Is, ch,l,w,g. 1900
18th, 18th, L. NJ, los
and side lot. ......15. 90
1142 18th, Be, wr,l.w.15.O0
800 21st, IS. ". ....12.50
322 9th, Is, wr,l,w... 1000
718 10Th, II, 3s. WILDWOOD
1S23-31 L, Or, Woo
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

NO. 1O1O8; ADMIN. DOC. 2S-THIS IS TO GIVE
notice that the subscriber of the District Of Co
lumbla. has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
for Orphans Court business, letters testamentary
on the personal estate Of bartholomew Riordan.
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the youch-
ers thereof. to the subscriber before the 18th
day Of April next; they may otherwise BY law be
excluded from all benefit of the said estate Given
under my hand this 18th day Of April, 1901. John
I. RIORDAN, 1926 It'll st. NV sHEEHY =
SIlEEHY, attorneys. Attest: LOUIS A. DENT.
Register OF wills. y. q. ap17-1aw8t
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& HILL, TT 14TH NV.
I $50. so. .2I15 p NV, Or. b
$40. so. ..1903 4tA, Or, ba
$50. .2713 p, Or. ba
SIS. so. 1889 10th NV, 8r.b
SIS. I'LL n NV, Sr, ba
SIS. Fit, 2r&b. 2401 Pa Az
$22. p Quincy ne. Or. ba
SIT. so. 1877 Emerson ne,
6r, ba.
S16.. AZ Pierce st NV CIV
SIS. Or s,2119 10th NV
$3.50. .941 Md av sw, fiat
$3.50. Duncan st ne, Or, b
$11. 07 Va av Sc, fat. 4r,b
$1,000. Rear $50 Q NV, sta
$40. .Rr 8 Grant pl, stab
50. 1858 I'd sc, fiat, 3r, b
l$S........1113 7th se, Or
$3.50. IL Chester ct NV,
Ar and water.
$3.50 500 Browns Sc, Ar
$3.50 .222 Seaton, Sr, wa
IS. Rear $40 NJ NV. stab
s.. 1856 Kendall. Ivy City
SHED.
$3.50. VT av near Mir. b
$S5. 18th nr Lyd'ker, 11r, b
S76. Binney near 14th, l1r
SEQ. Cal av, Tor, ba
$50. n, 12r, 3ba
aBAN.
I $50. Fairfield, sr. w6sta
So. Fairfield. 6r&w
I $50. 300 l NV, sto&cel
SIS. .2701 P, store
SIS. .162S 18th NV. store
{ BINNEY," 14Os Binney
and THE ARMY AND
, BALTIC BUILDING"
SAVINGS BANK BUILD
20 f st. and 93S Ind. ave.
WEEKLY BULLETIN. 1t
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FOR RENT
Stott Mansion, Stott
Station, B&O RR,
16r, shade, season = 400
e12 18th, lar, Or, mi. IS. 90
174S Oregon av, 11r,
b, mi. ............4 As. 90
1882 T, 11r, b. eel, mi. 40. so
1407 81st, Tor, ba,
eel, mi. .3s. 10
300 14th, Or, b. so
Els g, 14r, b, mi. 1880
Blksmith shop, alley,
1870, L&M, lge lot. 80. OO|
1928 10Th, Or, b, mi. .25.50I
1915 NJ, Or, b, w. .25.50I
2S1S n, Sr, b. mi. ..-I
So IL ne, Or, b, Gel, mi22. sol
TIA E, Or, b, mi. .20.5OI
1749 E, Or, b, mi. .20.50
Hyattsville, Or, eel. 20. 90
922 22d, 7r, W, g. ..17.5OI
2022 H. Or. W. is. 3Ol
109-1l1 Z ne. Or, w.13.30I
629 n II av, Or, W. .12.5Ol
2225StPaul' set, 5r, W. IL. so
pO2 9th, Or, w.....12.5Ol
2104 K, Or, W. .00t
FURNISHED.
1915 18th, lar, 2b. $3.50. 00l
FLATS.
914 23d, Ar. b, mi. $50. O0I
2422 Pa av. Ar. b. mi. rs. 90
ap24-tf WESCOTT &
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DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. VASE
ingtSn y. O., April II, 19ol.-Seaied proposais, in
tr1piicate. VIII be received here until O'CLOCK
Pm, Friday. May II. 1901. for furnishing durina
nscai year ending June So 1902, fuel and mineral
lamp oil. Information furnished on application
U. s reserves right to accept reject any or ali
proposals. or any part thereof. Envelopes contain
Tor GID, addressed T. E. TRUE. Depot o. n.
ap22. 24my11, 1a.l4&lB = =
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY MOORE
$3.50. 1441 r I av, 15r, Sb
300. 1900 18th NV, 15r, ID
$175. 1922 VT av, 2Or.
Sb and stable.
$12S. .2401 Pa av, lar, 3b
and cafe.
$110.. 1922 P nw,12r,b,sta
800. 1923 NJ, 15r, baI
500. 1922 Conn Nv, 1or, baI
$50. 1923 r 1 av, lar, %
$75. .Mintwood pl, 11r, ba
SIS. ..1S17 10th, lar. 2baI
SIS. 1905 X NV, 11r, bai
$40. laos 18th NV, lar. ba
SS. .1742 Q NV, Or. ba
$50. .1705 21st, Tor, ba
$50. Flat. 1922 n, Or. ba
$50. 26O4 Univ pl, 12r, baI
$50. .1413 N NV. 12r. 2ba
$50. 1903 Phelps. Tor, 2ba
SIS. 1921 Harvard, Tor, ba
SIS. 1419Binney, 11r, b. furcI
$40. so. 1915-1T 18th. Tor, 2b,
$40 ..2445 18th, Tor, ba'
$35.....1517 2Sth, Or. ba
FURNI
$3.50. =. Clifton st, corner
$3.50. p near 18th, 14r,3bi
$3.50. 18th near s, 12r, 2ba
$3.50. M near 14th, 15r, ba
$135. IS near 10th. 11r, ba
$126. @ near 18th, 12r, ba
SUBUI
$25. Near Pa av bridge,
house and 20 acres.
STOI
$55.Store, 1918 Pa av NV
$50. 229 Pa av Sc. sto6cel!
$50. .1lth&N Sc, lge store
$40. ....1111 G. NV, store
APARTMENTS in "THI
st.. Columbia Heights,
NAVY" S14 22d NV.
OFFICE ROOMS In the
COG F ST., and CAPITAL
ING, coo f St; also at 6.
CALL AT OFFICE FOR
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MADAME JONES, e19 ST. NV, THOROUGH
and scientific palmistry readings. Is cents; 10
Am. to $3.50 pm. ap16-12ts
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FOR RENT
How long have you paid rent?
How does 1t feel to have your nose always to
the grindstone?
Read my ad In this paper under ''For Sale
Houses FULTON r. GORDON,
apA-3t 7O4 I4th NV
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING CHEM.
ical Fire Engine House. Lot 10, Block %, Lansing
Street Between 18th and 18th Streets, Brookland
D. O.-Omce Of the Commissioners, b. c., Wash
ington, April q, 1901.-Sealed proposals win be
received at this office until TWELVE NJ ON MAY
ELEVENTH, 1901, for constructing q Chemical
and Steam Fire Engine House on lot 49, block 20,
Brookland. b. g. Blank forms Of proposals and
specifications, together with all necessary infor-
nation may be obtained upon application Therefor
at the office Of the Inspector Of Buildings of the
District Of Columbia, and bids upon these forms
only will be considered. The right is reserved TO
reject any or all bids Proposals must be inclosed
In an envelope, sealed and Endorsed on the out
Steam Fire Engine House for the Fire Department
OF the District of Columbia" HENRY b r. MAO
FARMLAND, JOHN w. ROSS LANSING n
BEACH, Commissioners. d. O. ap23-8t
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS 10 AND CHANCES
in Plumbing in Hospital Ward No. 4 washington
Asylum Grounds.-Ofhce of the Commissioner %.
O., Washington, d. c., April 20, 1801.-Sealed pro-
Posals viii be received at this office until
No. 4, located on the Washington Asylum Grounds.
18th street southeast, Washington, d. O. Blank
forms of proposals may be obtained upon appiica-
ton therefor at the ONCE Of the Inspector OF
Plrmbing OF the District Of Columbia and hids
upon these forms only will be considered. Pians
and specincattons, together with all necessary in
formation, can be consulted at the same once.
Proposals must be inclosed In a sealed enveione
ind0rsed: Proposals for Repairs to ana Chanres
in Plumbing in Hospital Ward No. 4 Wasbinrton
Asylum Grounds" HENRY b MRCEs ~ M M
JOHN w Ross. LANSING n. BEACH, Commits.
s.Onele. y. y ap2S-6t
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ATTORNEYS.

LECKIE 4 FULTON
Attorneys a.d aSa &c, G{Sunselors, at-Law.
ap11-3m,4 Telephone, East asa
CHARLES 8. BUNDY,
Commissioner OF Deeds for New York and All otho,
states and territories Fendan building cor AZ
st. opposite City Hall. Phone 1879 auS8-4tf
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY- 1T-T-Iw
Webster Law building, sos D st. NV. Washnv,,
ton, d. G. Residence, No. Mount Vernsn Fiatss
New York ava. and eth ~ NV. se1S
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FOR RENT ELEGANT NON-HOUSEK EEPIN(i
apartments part In THE CHAPLIN 1415 Chaplin ST.;
and hall service; $50 month up. Excellent cafe
fe16-4,tf
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR SALE-CHoICE PIECE OF RISINFSS
property on west side 14th ST. near n; 3 storlss'
Containing 10 rooms and store: deep cellar; sts
Die IN rear; new and modern: well rented 10 o.
tenants; deep lot TO 2O-foot paved alley ~
particulars address Box %. Star Office.
ap2O-s&w-4ts
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FOR RENT - COLUMBIA APARTMENTS 18TH
and Binney SITS; southern exposure; delightful
apartment Of 6 rooms and bath: inspection in
vited JAMES A. CAHILII, 1908 st. NV.
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SOME ONE SENT US THIS: THERE ARE No
signs on our o sarpisgs NUT plenty Of in
fast trotter VIII call in a hurry "a'e d
ap24-b.n JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 61e D at.
DR.. ANNA GIERING, REaisTRRED PHYSICIAN.
Private sanitarium OF high repute. Consultation
until cured. Or. ANNA GIERING, fco3 E. Bal.
timore ST., Baltimore, Md. mh7 3ms-4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

W ANlED-BI COLORED MAN. SITUATION
dlshWashing or waiter. Address 1900 Sth st
NV
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
172s s 18th St $50 90 1913 st nw..... 90
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
ap19-H 1406 G st. NV.
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10 DESIRABLE TENANTS.
The second floor OF The Evening Star Anna,
will be rented TO desirable tenant Sic .n1]na
feet. Steam heat, electric light and motor powSr
Elevator service. Apply at The Star Office or1at,
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FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE APARTMENT IN
me Landmore, 1133 oath st. NV. THEO. A.
HARDING, 1916 G st. NV. ap12-tf
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HAVE SOME MONEY TO LEND on FURNI-
ture. pianos, etc, at low rate Of INTEREST," con-
fdential. JOHN MARTIN. Room "a, Warder
bldg. mh25-tf
MONEY To LOAN ON SECOND TRUSTS. LIFE
ms. pol, indorsed notes, ETC., and responsible
persons,on monthly payments at legal rates Of int
ATTWELL TREADWELL, 11O5 F st. NV.
mi I'm ''''
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FOR RENT-FOR THE SUMNER, AT SUMMER
rates: enc Groom housekeeping fiat furnished at
ager. an16-tf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-18

Miss Blanche Moffat Is In Atlantic
City.
Louis Grub left Thursday for At
lantic City.
Mr.. d. Carter list. Jr., is at Lake
Chautauqua.
Frank Wheat is home from month 3
stay at Atlantic City.
II. C. Franzheim left yesterday for
Brookside. W. Va.
Mrs. Charles II. Taney and sons are
visiting relatives In Clarksburg.
Jesse Bloch and George Norton left
last week for tour of the lakes.
DIR. John McColl returned Wednes-
day from a ten days visit In Can
ada.
Col. Thomas o'Brien left Thursday to
tnin his wife and daughter at Cam
bridge Springs.
Miss Todd Baird left yesterday morn
ing for Morgantown TO spend several
weeks with friends.
Mrs. oliver T. Rhodes and children
have returned from the mountains,
where they were summering at Loeh
Lynn Heights.
Miss Reed. OF Lowell, Mass, who has
been visiting Miss Mary Brockunier, ut
her home on North Main street, left
Friday evening for Carlisle. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas enter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-18

formerly Miss Edna McCourtncy. Of this
city. is here visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. f. p. Carter. at her home. on
North chapline street.
Miss Mayme Hazlett and Miss Mary
Simpson are visiting friends at Brook
side. W. Va.
Mrs. John Scott. OF Pittshurg. for
merry Miss Mary Frew, OF this city.
and Mrs Rossman Gardner. OF Pitts
burg, sister OF Mrs. John Frew, are
house guests at the Frew home, on
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. James +. PAUL. Mrs James s.
PAUL and Miss Rebecca PAUL are home
after months stay at Loeb Lynn
Heights.
Prof. George Delhrugge has about
completed all arrangements for large
dance next Wednesday evening at Mo-
cart Park. preceded by brilliant
concert by the highest local talent,
augmented with several pittsbnrg
soloists. The admission will be by
tickets. obtainable from Professor Del
brugge upon application.
VIII Caldwell is spending several
weeks fishing on the Cheat river.
Mr.. ]. D. Norman Is spending Sum
day with his mother at Loeb Lynn
Heights.
Mr.. Jesse w Speidel has been al Loeb
Lynn for the past week. With friends.
80
Last Thursday evening at Wellsburg.
after Mrs. John Lewis had been eli
tieed to the rear OF her handsome home
on Main street. a number of her lady
friends took possession OF the beau
fiful parlor and dining room. Upon
the entrance OF Mrs. Lewis, who was
very much surprised and partly fright
ened at the wierd and ghostly appear
anee OF the intruders. who were clothed
dn long white robes and false faces,
she was informed that this was the
fortieth anniversary OF her birthday,
which they had called TO celebrate.
Mrs. Lewis. after recovering from her
surprise and fright. set about enter
HdtulHE HtI NUMEROUS Ehfslss WIN sht
did in her most charming manner. Al
"a seasonable hour sumptuous table
was spread. the thoughtful guests hav-
lng looked after this feature of the
evening. The evening was a very en-
doyable one to all, and each wished the
charming hostess many such occasions
On the future.
In honor of the fiftleth anniversary
of their marriage, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Driehorst, of Centre Wheeling, were
rendered a very pleasant reception We'd
nesday evening at the Arion hall by
their sons and their sons wives, Mr..
and Mrs. +. C. Drlehorst, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Drlehorst and Charles Dire
horst. Jr. The hours were principally
devoted TO concert numbers, and the
occasion was delightful one for the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-18

guests attending. A select musical pro-
gramme was rendered by Misses Lena
Meyers. Laura Leonard, Stella and Bes-
sic Croekard and Mr.. Henry Meyers.
A feature OF the evening was the rem
dition OF a German medley by the
bride OF afty years. Despite her ad-
vanced age OF sixty-nlne years, her
voice was clear and musical, and she
completely captivated her hearers.
Mrs. Driehorst also displayed a won
derfal degree OF memory In recalling to
her guests the scenes and incidents of
long ago In Wheeling, There were
about thirty guests present, and at an
opportune hour they repaired TO the
dining apartments, where Il sumptu-
Gus repast awaited them. Mr.. and
Mrs. Drlehorst were married In this city
and have lived here since that time,
When MIR. nriehorst first came to
Wheeling, II win be remembered by
old residents. that he conducted bus
line from Tenth street to the Eighth
ward before the horse car and electric
car systems were inaugurated.
80
Miss Lucia Nelpinger, OF Bridgeport
entertained NUMBER Of friends at her
home on Main street Thursday even
ing, and a most pleasant time was had
by all Dancing and cards were the
diversions of the evening. At a season
able hour delectable refreshments were
served. Among those present were
Messrs Dora Eberle, Nellie Lyle. Elk
abeth Allison. OF Franklin, Ind;
Arrethusa Lyle. Della Gehring. OF
Wheeling. Ida CHIN, Minnie koehn-
line, Bertha Hammer, Margaret Adolph.
fottie Moore. Bessie Mooreheld. 6oldle
MooreHeld: Messrs. J. w. summerville.
Chester oversheet. OF Franklin, Ind;
Thomas Fennell. Il. A. Tumblin, Ray
Co.'S, o. b. Nary, St. C.airsvllle; Claire
Murdoch II. Meek. OF Wheeling, A.
Albert. of Wheeling; II. A. Burns. OF
Waynesburg. George II. Bresoek, II,
Hardin. s. b. Thorn, William Bresoek,
and Frank Wait, OF Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter MUM entertained
Mt their residence at Eoff and twenty
second streets last Thursday evening.
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so,,. SIDE club In Camp.

The Central Garden Club In camp at
Chestnut Hill, Marshall county, Is report
ed to be having a jolly good time and ex-
pect to entertain quite big gathering OF
visitors to-day with an elaborate pig roast
and considerable quantity of liquid re-
freshments The POSTMASTER for this oc-
casion will be Officer Nicholas Garden,
with the assistance of Officer William
Schneider. A good story Is being told Of
one Of the prominent members of the club
who one night during the past week cut
peculiar caper' In a spell of nightmare,
and roaming about the camp in state Of
bewilderment. fell across his cot and was
awakened by the jar and at once awak-
ened the rest Of the campers with wild.
sonorous and exciting declaration that
some one had struck him on the wings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-18

in the party were: Mrs. Walter Cash,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p Ctarll Miss Thomp-
son. Miss Dcspard. Miss Matte Smith.
Misses Laura and Estelle Despard.
Miss Anna Thompson. Messrs. J. D.
Taggart. Robert Smith. c. B. Smith.
William Hopp. II. NJ. OBleness and
W. c. Patterson.
A charming l o'clock luncheon was
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. ].
King at her home. on West Tenth
street, in honor OF number OF visit
ors The prevailing color was yellow.
and the appointments were very pref
ty. Places were laid for eleven.
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock
Miss Mary Louise Muncey. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Muncey. and Mr..
John o. Funk were married at tho
home of the brides sister, Mrs, Fred
Barrett. of Covert street by Rev. Mr..
keplsr. of the Methodist Church.
They were attended by Miss Elizabeth
Mekinniss and Mr.. John Cooper. AZ
ter the ceremony wedding supper
was served. Only the families and a
few friends were present They are
both popular and well known young
people.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-18

young people left this city on Thursday
evening and a telegram to the brides
parents stated that they were married
in Cumberland the next morning. They
are expected home in few days.
The YounS- Ladies Guild OF the st.
Andrews Mission, on South Jacob
street Is making arrangements for an
ice cream soclal to be given at the
mission next Tuesday evening. A pro-
gramme OF musical and literary Eam-
bers will be rendered by the children
OF the mission.
Six couples OF young society people of
South Wheeling will spend to-day pic
nieing In the vicinity OF Sherrard
On Friday, at Wheeling Park, Mrs
f. w Plummer, of the Island, enter
tained large number of her friends in
honor of her fifty-eigh'A birthday. The
affair was in the nature OF family
reunion and all OF Mrs. Plummer's rel
atives were present. The day was
passed very pleasantly. and later in the
evening supper was served.
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Miss Bertha Zimmerman rendered a
very pleasant reception to her friends
Friday evening at her home on South
Wood street, complimentary to her
guests. Misses Minetta and Adelaide
Smith. of Toledo, Ohio. The hours
were spent In divers amusements OF a
social nature and refreshments were
served at an opportune time.
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On Friday evening, at the Wheeling
Park Casino. occurred the second of the
August eotillions conducted by Prof.
George W. Delbrugge. Quite large
crowd attended and enjoyed dancing to
the music furnished by Mester's or
ehestra. The next dance Is announced
to take place on Friday evening. the
23d. Some time in September Prof.
Delbrugge intends giving large
autumn bali Autumn leaves will be
used In decorating the Casino, and the
affair no doubt will BIT decided sue
cess.
Earl Adams and Dee Hazlett left Fri
day for Hampshire county, where they
will spend several days, fishing on the
South Branch of the Potomac
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. List returned
home Thursday after a two months
trip through Alaska and the west.
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Mrs. Munesster. OF Washington City,