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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
FAIRMoNT.
ImprOvements-Norma School Exercises
Notes.
necessary.
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mpHONementS-NOrm0l Scnooi ENcrSisos
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FAI2NoNT. W. Va, May 3O-Sherif
Manley has had force of workmen EN-.
ployed this week in beautitying the temrle
Of Justice. The clerks Offices have been pa
pered and painted, and are much improved,
and the reception room will be comfortably
fixed for the July reception, Guests will be
we'll cared for and the invitations will be dis
tributed shortly.
Preparations are about completed for the
comm eneement exercises at the Normal
school
Rev. G, NJ. Shot, of Wheeling, will de-
liver the Baccalaureate before the gradu-
4ting class on Sunday morning, the 7th
,Dst Principal Sipe has been untiring in
his efforts to make the school better than
ever this year and his unprecedented sue
cess in this direction reflects great credit
upon himself and his assistants.
The Palatine people gave festival with
'ableaux variations this week, the purpose
Of the sfair heing the raising of funds to
build board walk to the cemetery. We
learn that quite handsome sum was real
lied
Fsirnont will do her duty to-day and
send full delegation to Grafton to help
decorate. If she clings to her ancient and
honorable principles, as she doubtless will
she wIl bring q much fuller delegation
back again.
W. j. Shore has erected a handsome avn
ing in front of his news depot.
nv nc EnvarnOr Will
gon Of Vim. A. 0hley to be Regent Of the
State Normal Schools, for this district, does
credit TO the Governor and gives verT gen
eraI satisfaction to our people.
Personal.
Mrs Judge Raymond returned on Thurs.
dsy last. from visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Helen Peddicord. in Baltir2ore.
J. W. Barns, Esa., of Braxton county,
arrived here Thursday on briet visit to his
family.
Mrs. ". S. Raymond IS visiting her par
eats in Preston county.
Rev. George Shsfer, former pastor OF
the NJ. P. Church here, is in town visiting
among friends. he IS accompanied By his
little asughtss, Miss Ids.
Rev. Geo McCullsm and John s Barnes
are back from the t2rkers6urg Coavenuon'
Uncle Saith Crane, clerk of the Preston
County Cogrt, was here this week on visit
to his brother, JohR B. Crane.
Wn. J. Lavelle prominent and popular
B. L O. telegraph nan, Was circulating
among his numerous Fairmout friends one
day this week. We learn tSat this gentle
man will shortly assume the duties Of night
dispatcher fo7 the third division, and will be
located at Grafton.
Capt. Frank BGrt the apostle of tenn pe:'
ance, was here this week. The captsin
locks well and saws he proposes to carry the
war into AfrleA il necessary.
The many friends Of Mr.. Brady Summers,
of this place, were mEeh pleased yesterday
10 leave his appointment to a postal clerk
ship on the Grafton and Baltimore route.
M,. ". B. King, handsome and pop1'
lar student, has returned TO his home 10
WeOd county.
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BEhWo0D.
riverside Steel Plant Shut Doun-A New
Plant-Notes.

riverside Steel Plant Shut Doun-A New
PIant-Notes.
The riverside steel plant shut down yes
;erday FOR two weeks repairs.
A number Of prominent gentlemen Of
Wheeling were in town yesterday, in the tn
,eres, Of the contemplated erection Of a
steel plant, on the site designated for that
purpese BY the BenWood Iron Works Com
pany.
The second Sunday in June Will be Chill.
drer's Day q; the Methodist Sunday School,
AID will Se observed with appropriate cere-
aony.
Mr. ". Casey, a popular mailer, left yes
terjay on a short trip TO Pittsburg.
PicEics will be plentiful here next week.
The following il list Of the public ones:
Monday the choir Of the Lutheran church
viii give il. second annual picnic at Boggs,
Run; Wednesday the Boggs Kun schooi
vill hold its picnic at the same place; on
,he sane day the Gravel street sehoo! VII
picnic on Shep Mac bill, and on fharsdAy
the Benxood public school Will p'cne ~
Boggs Ron. IF
Hiss Estelis Martin, young teacher OF
this county, was in town last Friday.
A L. Pelley, ESQ, ia still in precafioas
eoDditiop from an unusually severe attack
of iuaamms,ory rheumatism.
Mr.. G. Hsnsep, Of Wheeling, was 10 town
| on business yesterday.
Little Miss Aha Edwards entertainsa .
host of her little pharmacies. at her iA'oef
residence last Tuesday evenins
Ma Jane Fitzpatrick, Of Martins ferry'
1, The guest Of friends here.
Rev. Deeban, Of wheeling vas the gue'
Of Rev; Meniu an. last Friday:
Mr. Jesse McAechea left Thursday on .
| ,bor, ,rip to The Blae Glass State
Ni,s Virginia Bowers leaves this week %
| a brief visit to friends in Hsrrsyipe y
Tine committee of gentlemen from -
;,g are iu town in regard 70 the stess vssn'
rturesepted the Top mil, Belmont ana ii01
CorsTmstion win be beld soueiius With
in TIE coming month at the Roman CAN
oiie Church. -u- e.
Kil,on Morgan removed his family Ho1
pridrs,or. 10 this city last week.
Ths Bogss Ren School. vhich aa ,s. ne
.G;esfiotsif conducted BY Niss Aaa D'iis1
and Niss Enna PsiieJ; vii clcss 'uns q
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BHEDGEPORT,

According to the time honored custom
nearly all business was suspended yester.
Jay AID our citizens spent the day in
decorating The graves Of fallen heroes or
general rest and Guietness. BraIum
Post G. A. R. managed the memorial SER
vices E~hich were quite q success, there be-
ing ths largest turnout ever witnessed oDany
similar occa,ion il the past. The
pest formed in front Of their
hall st 8 o'clock and accompanied
BY large namber OF citizens marched to
he Bridgeport cemetery, where they paid
their respects TO the dead by strewing their
graves with towers. After this duty had
oeel performed, Rev. Hays addressed those
present in very a5le and highly pleasing
mshner. after which they returned home,
lhs Post re forming before noon and going
over to Wheeling 10 assist in the exercises
@: the afternoon. Flowers though sot great
II variety, were ramerouS, and very freely
gwen.
Yesterday afternoon a very affecting
scene occurred ot the c & P. depot just be
fore the east bourd express arrived. Ed
ward Edmun3s and James Stokes were
waiting on tho platform for the traih, which
was bear them away from the scenes OF
their happy childhood to clossic village OF
Newcastle, Pa. While waiting a number
of their friends arrived on the scene to bid
them, perhaps, last farewell. The sight q!
thoir friends and companions whom they were
about to leave made them feel so badly that
they could only express themselves in tears
snd lam sntatioas. This hysterieal species
Of grief at last put their friends into q SIM
liar mosd, and the Lord only knows what
they nGght have done, they all being inter
locked in friendly embrace when the train
arrived. The conductor and breSkman,
after some difficulty, severed the bonds Of
friendship and got them on the train. The
last sseE of them they were hanging out Of
the Car windows to the wSis, waving eaeir
hats frsntically IN lieu of better expressions
Of sorrow over this forced departure.
Hr. Jacob Helsley viii take unto himself
blushing 6Eide in the person of Miss Lucy
Martin on asxt Wednesday evening. The
ceremony zM be performed at the residence
| Of Rev. Keller.
Barnard Helsley and Henry Leutner
leave foT Dodge City, Kansas, to.morroE v.
They are going to this locality to engage in
farming.
". P. Smith. Of the R'us mill aud N
D. Cooke, fthe Standard, left last night for
Newport, Ky.
Bridgeport merchants say that, iudgiag
from their business, there were seEen Sua
days in the past week.
Miss Carrie Moore spent several days viii
Miss Kste Cook, last week.
Harry Cooke is in St. Gsirsvills vistins
friends.
C. n. Gsumer. editor Of the MasSiliol
Shield and Banner, was in town yesteras
among friends,
John l. Cook returned yesterday from
visit in New Philadelphia,
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Thn CnnsnI to Montreal.

MuwAvKEE, Wis, May 30.-W. 4. An
lerson, the.uewly appointed Consul General
10 Montreal, has resided at La Crosse since
he came 10 Wisconsin from New England.
He has alxa7s been radical Democrat,
and fret acquired q reputation as political
manager in 1876. when he Vas Chairman
of the State Central Committee. In 1879
he was nominated for Lieutenant Governor
but went down with the wreck, which bete
the Democratic ticket on election day. He
has been Chairman ofthe Democratic State
Central Committee for the past FIVE years.
Outside OF his connection WITH that once
he is but little known beyond local circles
of Ia Crosse.
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MARVELUUSLTLUW PRlCES
22c,, 4c. and Csc, Each.
-. w E 80.

Claimed in our advertisement
that these goods were pur.
chased by US lower than the
actual cost OF production, and
that we would offer them
on that day at prices cores.
ponding with the purchase.
That this fact has been fully
established we offer as evil
dence the immense crowds OF
customers who .thronged our
Millinery Rooms from early
Saturday morning until closing
tlme-Io o'clock-and the
$50 hats, by actual count, that
were sold from these -particu-
lar lines. The announcement
Of such a sale offering an OPP
portunity Of securing so much
good value for so small an out
layoughti in these hard and eco.
nomical days be a matter OF
some Importance to those who
really think their dollar ought
to count fully one hundred and
fifty cents. For their benefit
as we'll as all the good people
Of Wheeling and surrounding
ncighborhood we would an.
nouncc a continuance OF this
very important sale, and on
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THE CAR
And His Singular Explanation of
Peace.
His Diplomacy on the Afghanistan
Frontier.
He Wants to Keep the Tories Out
0fP0Wsr.
The Latest News From Across the
Ocean.

LONDON, May 30-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says that the acceptance by
Russia of England's counter proposals for
the settlement CT the Russo,Afghan frontier
dispute and the cession of both Maruchak
aud Zulfkar to Afghanistan, is due wholly
to the stand takenby the Gar. 1t is stated
that at the council held to consider the pro-
posals the Gear insisted that Maruchak
and Zul6kar be ceded to Afghan
istan, giving as reason that
such concession would strengthen the Liber.
ais and prevent aTory success in the par
iamentary elections in England in Novem-
Der. The Gear, il is asserted, contended
that Tory success in the coming elections
could only be viewed as a misfortune and
anything but favorable to continuance Of
amicable relations with Russia.
1t is announced that the Gar will visit
the King Of Denmark during the coming
summer.
Ireland and the Pope.
DUBLIN, May 30.-The Freemans Jour
nal il it's issue OF to-day contains an article
in which it states IN most positive terms,
that the Pope has decided to appoint the
Rev. DR.. William Walsh, President Of May
nooth College, as Archbishop of Dublin, and
successor to the late Cardinal McCabe. The
paper further declares that it has the best
Of authority for asserting that the Pope has
not seen Mr. Errington, the reputed semi
official representative Of Great Britain to
the Papal Court for over a year, and that
his Holiness is determined TO have no fur.
tier dealings with that official.
The Cost.
PAEIs, May 3O.-The funeral of Victor
Hugo, it is expected viii cost the State and
municipality at least 10000 francs.
Tried without jury.
VIENNA, May 3O.-The four men con.
nected with the Anarchist plot at Wiener
Neustadt have been tried and convicted.
The ringleader was sentenced to ten years
penal servitude, and the other three to
seven, five and three years respectively.
These were the frat prosecutions under
what is known as 'the new Anarchist law
one condition Of which is that the trial shall
be without jury. A great popular interest
was taken in the whole proceedings.
The trial of the Socialists who melted
miners to strike at Prague was begun on the
24th inst.
Journalists and M. Hugo.
PARIS. May 3O.-A committee of authors
and journalists has been appointed and un-
der their auspices d subscription list has
been opened to secgfS in marble or bronze,
proper representastpn Of the late Victor
Hugo. "A & -...sss....,,.
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Athletics vs.. w. S >.
!Spsci0l 70 a. Ssriry Rsgisiss.

WASHINGTON, Pa, May 30.-The Athletic
Club. of Pittsburg, and the W. ! J. College
Club played very good game Of bau at the
Athletic park this afternoon. The College
Club won by the score Of 20 0. The en-
fire number of safe hits in the game was
only eight, the pitching on Soth sides being
yery effective. The game was harmonious
throughout, aud the Athlstics speak in he
highest terms of their treatment from our
College club, fact that shows what geatle-
men will receive when they come. The
report of the be-Col2ese game from the
Belaire correspondent of the REGISTER
lacked the essential element of truth Our
club has never yet been defeated.
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some CITIZENS sold.

CIScINSArI. May S0.-Lsst winter when
the police and iDSgmary fsnds were exhaust
ed, Mayor Stspheus and seventeen other
citizens borrowed Sl65,0OO for the city's
use, expecting the Legislature to provide
funds for the repayment Of the loan. The
rotes fall due in ten days aud although the
bor4ds were authorized BY the Legislature
.ney have not been sold and these citizsns
appear likely to be called on to pay the notes.
They have called meeting for next Monday.
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THREE LINKS.
The Odd Fellows Parade and Picnic Next
Saturday.

The Odd Fellows Parade and Picnic Next
Saturday.
The Odd Fellows parade and picnic be.
ing next on the programme, the brethren
are making great preparations to make
next Saturday a festal day in the history
of the order. A large number of Odd Eel.
lows from the surrounding country will be
in attendance, and boat and car loads OF
excursionists will be pouring into our city
if anything like fair day happens to be
sent along by the weather clerk. The
Grand Master Of this State has issued his
dispenSation for all lodges 10 appear in re-
gala Gu that day. aud an imposing turn
out of the order is expected. 1t is hoped
every Odd Fellow in and about the city
will make it point to be in line
for the short parade that has
been arranged with especial reference
10 the more aged members of the
fraternity. The committee in charge Of
the picnic proper are busy preparing the
thousand and one details needed to make
success Of a public affair like this, so that
all who 90 out TO the park will have com.
tort and pleasure. The Elm Grove railroad
will have ample accommodation provided
for transportation, but it is hoped that the
ladies and childres will take trains not later
than 10 a. m. so as to avoid the crowding
on later trains filed with those who take
part IN the parade. 1T the park Kramers
oaud will discourse sweet music in the pa.
yilion and on the mound Those who wish
dance can while away the hours so and
others take amusement as they choose or
the committee provides.
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WELLSSURG.
Decoration Day DiSpIays-Sews Notes and
Personal Items,
NprTiu' 20 iAs Safdy RegiJlsr.


Syrrju' 20 iAs S.aidy Register.
WIiSr. re. W. Va, May 30.-This town
gave general observance to Decoration Day.
Early in the morning flags and bunting be-
gan 10 be seen on the dwellings, and by
room they and the business houses were
decksd in the National co!ors. The greater
part cs The day was pleasant and the streets
were ;hrouged with people, bOIh of the town
and from the surrounding co2utry. Many
of the ladies were att:red n light summer
costumes. The stores were closed, and
upon the whole the dav Was observed as q
holiday. The exercises Of the day were ics-
pressively and nicely conducted under tie
management of Piermont Post, G. A. K.
At o'clock D. m. procession wsS
formed 81 the Court House square, heaGed
By the Knights OF Pytheas IN subordinate
uniform followed By the Post ia uniform
and carrying musEets with fixed bayoaet
After them came citizens on foot and. IN
carrisSes and wagons. The procession
went 10 brooke cemetry, where the gTsves
Of soldiers were decorated with appropriate
ceremony. An immense audience had by
that time assembled st the cemetry, whore
the orator Of the day, Lieutenant 1. z. Nc
Kee, Of Washing City, delivered an address
that merits much praise, both tor she sub
iect, matter and style OF delivery.
The funeral OF the late Joseph Btsnkin-
SOD will take place on Sunday afternoon at
, o'clock. The X. Of p, of which he was q
member, will attend the funeral il . body.
Mrs. Holmes has gone on = visit 10
friends at Louisville. Ky.
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To yl,ov Train.

GUxsIsos, Col, May 30-Laat evening
as the east.bound Denver and kio Hrsnae
freight train reached point feS h1ndrea
yards from the depot, those IN the Vicinity
ssv a fash and heard loud report from the
direction of The train Upon examination II
was found that On explosive Of some kind
had been placed under the track Is
knocked OIL. 8 piece Of rail several inches
Ione ard shattered one drive wheel Of the
Ioeoro.;ye TIE torpedo Has INTENDED Tor
ibe ;ucoming passenger train from Denver,
sb;ch hsppfned 20 be 40 boar late There
is no clue to the perpetrators
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A Severe StOFtn'
Sill tn fhs Sl..-,.. R.rLE-sry

ePee'N' 70 "'S ,,
Nyw CrusERLASD, W. W., Nav &O;-A
severe thunder storm accompanied oy a
heavy rain passed over this section ABOUT i"
oc',ck a. m. this morning. A sheep house
belonging to Frank Spivey, nea7 FA'Ey.ew, ~,
WAS struck bv lightning and burned. There
were twenty-five head of fine sheep IN II
which were burned. The sheep were insured.
tn bn;Idine was old and is not q very
1reot loss. < valuable sheep house on an
other part ofthe farm escaped any aamSge, ana g
Decoration exercises are beng 3ela IN
he town hall and at the cemetery TINS al
saYpNOn
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DeDosed Prom the sIiai.try.

S.. paul, MNE., May 30.-The Council
convened By TIE First Baptist church. one
of the largest ard most inportsn, places Of
worship in the city, to investigate charges
of untruthfalness and unchastity against
the late pastor, Rev. r Z Ridell, have
found him guilty and recommended be be
depOssd from tie ministry.
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Temperance Agitation.
iS,.,;aI "a a. Ss.aT.ly Rsotsseg.

WASHINGTON, Pa, May S0.-The Rock
bed temperance Sonclsye was considerably
agitsted this afternoon by the. rumor that
Judge Hart would doubtless grant the ped-
ton extended by VsndegsAF / Bro, the
Chestnut street liquor deslers, asking per-
mission to sell whisky to the exteRt of not
less than = quart ALREADY the temperance
element have started petition to sQusleh
A. rnn..,rnn,A
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Movements of whesIinsitss. and ,hs Com.

Movements Of whesIin CITES and she Cnm-
Tag and Going of Strangers.
DR.. J. L. Piper, of Buckhsnnza, Is a. the
Stamm.
Mss Mary Vardy is visiting friends at
Piqua. o.
Miss May Taylor, who bas been visiting
friends in Beilaire for the past three weeks,
returned home Thursday.
Jehn N. Gsrvey aud Jack Garrison, two
popular and well knc=n engineers on the
tour h division Of the B. & y. road contem-
plate taking an extended trip East in the
ntal future.
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ICL,-Isston murder.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May Si.-Ihurs-
dov niobt at Cannelton, on the Chess-
nsske & Ohio Railroad, two colored men,
ISooc Tnrner and Tom King, la6orers IN
the Ksnawha mines, became involved IN "a a q
quarrel shout q woman. Turner '9!T 9.n mug nig
10 cease his attentions or he would XII nun
He them went to his house, got his pistol,
and started to return. Meeting hing, !1 VINO
vss following him, he fred, the ballet siF!k'
iTg King Just above the heart, a,as,6na killing nm
instantly. Both men bore bad rePItanOn'' SaNa
.Trrro- vas arrested, and is in jail here.
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,-,.. w ,J-rusaIem Convention,

C,,crxE,TI May 3O.-The sixty-htth
o, re,sI nor Convention Of the New Jerusalem IS
IN s. session here with large attendance Geo OF
oIs Psy Chauncy Giles, Of Philadelphia
30. r.s";3sd A rev society at Topeka, hs'
11t,,.-sDis5 1.,,,c by II. c. D1nham, pastor was
?, r. I, ;y.S into fali membership. A p!roPosl-
ticp 10 bold trienniAl or 9uadfeinnllAr rses seS-
siCrs vas r.frrred TO the ExecnElTe Con' DON
nirt,e Airer lOrg discussion Of iae re 80,
Ttr, Of revision of the constitution, II was was
sdcrr.6 maIirg tvo slight changes oae as
r,nSrr 10 representation aud me .,o. o.as' W
Il, 4 40, ol amending lhs eons'isaaoa'
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Base Ball.

At PittsSugh-PittsbUgghs 2, Metropol
itsns 6.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, St. LoGis 9.
At New York New Yorks, 10; St.
Louis 9. P. M-NsE York l, St. Loais 4.
Al Boston-Bostoss 4. Detroiss 5.
At Philsdelphia-Buhslos none. Pbilaisl-
phiss I.
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyns IL, Louisvilles 4.
At Philadelphia-Athletics 9, Cincin.
nsti Z.
At Proyidence-Providsnce 4, Detroits
3.
AT Toledo-Toledos none, MlEaUkees T..
LATEST styles OF Psrasols and Sun Um.
hrellas, at Shook & Cos
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HoRsFeRD's ACID PHosPHarE.
Beware Of limitations.

limitations srd eounterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "Hoss,
FoRD's' is ou the wrapper. None are gen
uine witt 9n; il.
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The Bosphore Again.

CAIRO, May 3O.-The Bosphore Egyptien
in a leading article attacks in a most often.
sive way Englishmen in the service OF
Egypt. 1t is thought now that q second
suppression of the paper may be deemed
necessary.