Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-02
TIMELY TOPICS,

TiMEbh TWINS
TnG Bellaire Tribune, Republican, is
in favor Of John Sher an.
Tur Washington women correspond.
ents claim that the capitol il not pleas
ant place for decent woman to visit.
A REPUBLICAN exchange Is getting
tired, sick aud disgusted with Senator
Voorhees, exodus Investigation" Not
surprising.
CANADA is now afflicted with u iear
that one OF her Important provinces will
secetle. Nova Scotia is not satisfied with
the division of the fishery award and
threatens to set up housekeeping for
herself il she Is not given her full share.
Possibly it may prove" says an ex-
change, that the United States could
not have struck sevcrer blow at these
members oi au ctletc dcspotism than 10
prcscut few million dollars to them to
tight over"
TnE press Of Philadelphia has been
called ON to protect the lair fame OF that
city against u charge Of the grayeSt char
actcr preferred by correspondent ol u
New York paper The allegation was
that number ut female operatives in
the mint were compelled Ia work IN \
vcritahlc black hole" without suIli-
Client light and ventilation, and were
being slowly poisoned by foul odors.
The details were shocking, it being al
legged that women frequently faint and
fall from their seats, ara carried home
more dead than alive, and had often
been kept in the building over night
because they could not be removed.
The story is pronounced utterly false
So entirely devoid ui truth that the
author had to send it away from home
To get ii into print.
"GESERAL" Buoru, who claims the
credit Of having organized that peculiar
moral and religious institution known
as The Salvation Army" is credited
with having said that his chief object
in devising plan OF operations was 10
attract u crowd Tie reasoned in tins
wise that in order to save many souls
you must first bring thom under the in
tlucnces OF tho gospel; that the ordin-
AIRY announcements will not attract tho
masses; aud that, therefore, YOU must
resort to novel expedicntS to set men
aud women running alter you.
Hence the fantastic uniform, the street
paradcs, the quaint songs, and
other odd performances oi the army"
IL IL part Of their religion to make
iuss aud cut strange antics, Some of
their songs are little il any higher in
literary or devotional merit than those
said tn bG sung on southern plantations
during revival seasons, Here are two
StanEaS oi hymn containing dozen
or more Of the same kind, sung with
great effect by the salvation Army"
on its entrance into Germantown on
Monday last
Status mad and I'm glad,
A llJlc morc faith IN Jesus,
He'll mis- that soul he thought he had
hulk more hath IN Jesus
It's all want
ttsall want,
It's all want,
4 little more hlth In Jesus,
oh. stand back. Satan, let me by
little mnc bath IN Jesus:
imust ~ by. Twill ~ BY,
4 lille more hlth In Jesus.
lrsall want, etc
JupGINU from the space given the
matter pulp is rather more needed in
running paper out West than brains.
Springfield Rsp,'blioda.
Ir Is evident that the trade which this
country had commenced 10 build up
with Brazil il doomed. The British
merchants finding that Il promised to BE-
~ good thing, promptly placed new
line between Liverpool and Brazil,
which will carry irrights at 81 low rate
10 England that IL will be- cheaper for
New York merchants 30 ship their goods
to that port via Liverpool OF course
this new line " i'll be Subsidized, for that
is a part Of the British internal policy
AlbuHy J0,r1,h
wnosE lault is ii thai politics is the
mere following OF individual ambition?
Is IL mol the fault Of the young men who
halter themselves 10 iaction as their first
lesson in politics. and remain the slaves
on he leaders OF faction ever after.
There are enough intelligent and yigor.
GUS young men in both parties in this
city aud State 90 reyOlutionixe our pres
emit degraded political system any wear
they dccile 10 10 So; and Why Will they
not assert their power As an act Of JUS !
tico TO themselves and TO the publicG-
PHILADELPHIA nR,S.
TaE farmers OF Holidays Cove and Of |
that vicinity held meeting last FRIDAY |
evening Tor the purpose vi making ar.
rangements Tor the sale OF the coal un-
DERIVING their lands. They propose
brming pool. each man interested |
selling his coal at prices ranging from |
SO 10 s15 per acre. After the pool is |
made they will sell the entire privilege,
covering Que thousand acres, 10 a com.
pany which viii b. organised 10 mine |
aud deliver, This promises 10 be a
most important business venture, as
there Is vast field OF coal there within
easy reach OF transportation by rail and |
river 80 Nrsb<grilC HSruid.
TnERK seems 10 be a growing belief
the coming man With the Democtais
will prove 20 he Hon. Hugh J. Jexett
Of Ohio. now President OF the New |
YORK. Lake kFie a wesiern X. r. Co.
u u sald be can make a Car bcs,er fxht |