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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
CIARXSBURG,
Exercises at the seminary-Eocal News
Personal.
Sp.eili to tie Sunday Register.

Spsciui to The Sunday Register.
CLAREsBURG, W. Va, March 4-The
exercises at the ClsIksburg Female Semi
nary were excellently rendered on the 9th
er evening, and the programme we'll ar
ranged and selected DR. Young in an in
terview with your reporter said that he
proposed the following year to make q
thorough canvass OF the State in the inter-
est ofthe seminary which he had determined
to make permanent institution" Our
citizens will be glad to learn this intelli-
gence for the reason of the advantages de-
rived from good school in any commu-
nifty.
The people of our city were greatly sur.
prised last night by the marriage Of Mr..
Mead Hussey to Miss Lulu linn, both Of
this sity. The wedding occurred at Mr.. c
C. Zinn's on Wednesday evening at about
8 o'clock. The ceremonies were performed
by Rev. E. Fl. Orreu, of KiDgwood, ". Va
They have the we'll wishes of every one
May they both live long and prosper.
Mr.. q. l.. Wells has opened marble
mandatory on Main street. which is ope-
rated by his brother Gilmore, o good work.
man aud On excellent sculptor.
Sentiment runs high here against the
parties committing the outrsges upon the
railroad company in attempting to wreck
passenger trains The penalty provided
By law in such CAGES q not too severe ana
the statute sho4ld be enforced to the letter
tbs said that John Boyle and two Tibbs
boys have been arrested for throwing
stones through the windows of train, and
two men-Murphy and Cast, for wrecking
s trsiG.
RI. Lowndes sss been East in Phila-
delphia for sometime in the interests ofthe
proposed Southern railroad. The citizens
await his return with considerable anxiety.
It's construction would not only afford our
citizens competitive rates % transportation
but give work to hundreds Of persons now
out Of employment. May the boom for
ClsrksbuFS c9Re, neE railroad and q
government end State Cont House.
Hon. jobs j. Davis and Hon. John
Bsssell are attending court in Barbour
county.
Captain Seeley, of Doddridge, passed
through this city 70 Weston on Thursday
morning.
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INDIVIDUALITY INpREss.

There was once q time when Senators
and Representatives scarcely dared appear
in the Capitol without wearing q full suit
Of broadclo,h cut according to the latest
style. But in the pas. few years q marked
difference has taken place. Nearly every
member is now said to be fashioning &C
cordiDg to a 60 ss-yOu-plesss style, and
dresses just as he plesses and no remarks
insiuustirg that he is violating the bounds
Of prop-iety sre called forth. 10 fact the
members have come to regard their man
ner of dress nobOdys business but their
own, and the public have scquissced.
It will be reeollectei that considerable
breeze was created in Washington last fell
By certain Cabinet officer appearing at a
reception without having on the spike-tall
coat customary on such occasions. he
declared that the whole United States
army could not make HIM wear the spike
tail il re did not want to.
This wss an innovation that isshions-
bic society considered itself not
yet really TO appreciate. But
this was no greater innovation than that
introduced by the members of Congress in
their go-as-you.please style Of dress, and
society may get used to it BY and By.
As Washington during the session Of
Congress is the great fsshion-eentsr to
which are gathered the elite Of our land
the sentiments promulgated there have
considerableinaneucs throughout the coun
try. The etiquette of the White House is
taken a. the model of the society through,
out the land. Whenever any new depart,
ure in etiquette is announced in Washing
ton it is a theme of conversation in society
everywhere. Witness, the Cabinet officer
minus the spike tail coat, and the changes
made by the different ladies who have pre-
sided in the White House Then, if great,
er individuality in dress becomes fashion
able in Washington it will to 8 great ex,
tent become so elsewhere. What effect
this will have upon dresses cut ascolstte
can only be copjectured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
NEW MARTINSVILLE,
General News OF the Wsek-Persona


General News or tho Week-FersOnhl
and Local.
Special 10 The Sunday Register.
NEw MAETINsvILLE, March 6. James
E. Young will move into the Davis build
ing end open up stock of boots and shoes
in connection with his groceries. Harvey
Lowther will move into the room vacated
by Mr. Young
W. S. Wiley, Esq, has returned from a
three weeks trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
A feminine book agent has been paying
her respects to our citizens this week.
The license question is talked of as sn
issue in the coming municipal election.
The winter term of the high school ends
next Friday.
The man ran over and killed by the O.
r. R. train Thursday was buried today.
Our citizens we're not at all sorry to hear
that the case Of McCrscken, assignee of J.
d. Ewing, angsinst our County Court,
lately pending in the Federal Court, was
dismissed at the plaintiff g cost.
W. V. Hoge, Of Wheeling, was in town
Thursday.
7. P. Jacobs and J. W. McIutire, Esurs.,
attended Marshall court this week.
Council has ordered new iron force
pump for the North Main street well. lis
sad that the venerable old logs that have
done such noble service should be thus
ruthlessly cast aside.
Lena, infant child of DR.. F. P. Lowther,
who had her collar bone fractured by fall
Thursday, is getting along all right.
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years. If this rate CT increase continues
till 1880, when many now living viii have
children upon the stage Of action, the pop
ulation win be 40O,OOO,O00 which ia equal
to l3S persons to each square mile Of terri
tory, compared with about so to the square
mile for the whole of Europe at
the present time. 1t is desirable
that within the brief space of hun.
dred years our population shall be almost
twice "a dense as that Of over-eroWded Es-
rope2 1t makes one shudder to think Of
the condition of the people Of the country
as it will be when the population has
reached 4O0, 600, 900; and when it is real,
lied that this may occur during the lives
ofour grandchildren it brings the solemn
subject still closer home.
They are enemies to the welfare other
country and their posterity who try to
hasten the ills which sfflict the people OF
over crowded EOrops and Asia.
I'VE have . glorious heritage. Let US
not tOoHshly and wickedly throw it away"
That there is much truth in the above
becomes more eviden. when we consider the
fact that there are now thousands of unem-
ploysd men in the country. The majority
OF the immigrants that now come here,
are those willing to work for lower wages
and take the places Of our men who are
already employed. Every thousand Of
the immigrants, then, must make matters
worse.
Isn't this phase of the question Of az
muchimporIance 10 ourworkingmen as the
tariff is? Are not low wages caused as much
BY an over supply Of labor as BY lack
of protection on our industries2
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
FAIRMoNT.
The Celebrated Cart w right Murder Case
Local Notes.
future.

Special 10 the Sunday Register.
FAIRMoNT, March 1.-THE celebrated
case of the State Hgainot the Cartwrghts
was called on Thursday last and the cloud
of witnesses" from Warrington filled the
court room 10 overlooking. 1t was ex.
pected that this trial would last for week
or two and be quite interesting, The State
was anxious to try John Cartwright first, but
the defence w0s not ready in this case I'M
I'll the cases against Thornton F. aud
Thomas Cartwright were disposed ct. Then
the prosecution resorted to tactics A nolle
proseoui was entered in the twcScases last
named with a view to forcing John Cart
wright's csse to trial But John had the
bulge on the Prosecuting Attorney and
got continuance until next term on &C
count Of the necessary absence of material
witnesses. Public opinion in this matter
ia favorable to the Cartwrights. There is
no douot that the boys are tough, but those
persons who know Thomas +. Cartwright
best assert that there is no better neighbor,
no truer friend, than he. For the last ten
or fifteen years the CsrtRrights have been
accused of the commission OF every crime
OF whatever sort committed in Manning
ton district and the bad reputation this
has earned them operates to their rejudice
always Eli Sstterfeld, the States main
witness, is entirely aud utterly irrespons-
ible it ia asserted. His acquaintance de-
clare they would heGitste to hang dog on
his evidence. Some of his friends and ri
stives were formerly accused of the crime
for which Sstterfeld, who himself is under
indictment for felony, seeks to have the
Cartwrights punished The case will be
called again next term and probably dis
posed of
Circuit Court has not been busy The
grand jury found limi'ed number Of 10
dictments. Contrary to expectations Cap
tain Parker knew nothing OF the official
corruption which he charged through the
newspapers. Friday at noon the Court
adjourned until Monday.
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That Letter Of NJ. Paula

Bonon Roo0rd
The historian doesn't know where this
story had its actual origin but II was tod
true on q recent ocean voyage to enliven
the company:
A gentleman who bad INDUCED quite
too freely, and hadn't had the discovery
made for him in season to re, Q carriage,
vas helped home BY very good ssmH.
itan. He vas very grateful in al eIbL
arsted way, and asked his bensfsctofs
name,
my nsmeY said the gentleman. "Oh
I'm ST. Paul"
The inebrists stesdied himself By 6pL
effort and: and looked dreanily at bis Do
psrtins friend.
Il shay" said he, "St. Paul, did you evs
get an snsber 70 that long letter yoo vross
to EphesisnsY'
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encouraging, when the manuis''ol'
think OF labor.

encouraging, when the manufactures
think OF labor.
T. aoss,,, reouire much capital to be- on
ordinary society man in Washington n,d .he
tnrn;sber's and tailor's outfits anoru 'ns
Greatest hardships. / have seen scores =. y,
souna men here who make twelve 70
s;sb,ssn hundred dollars q year VINO eau
Nv nothing bat q dress suit and some
So var;e,v of walking sticks ana Q
f.w na;r of pointed shoes as the result Q,
naars of toll. have seen, too, aoie-ooaieu
ynnng men with soft, dreamy eyes ana =
soft, empty head, who have the same QUIZ ,ha;r
and who share the income MADE oy tnen
mother or sister in a dePartment-au -
come far below that named for the society
nan who works instead of his mother OF
.;ster So there is little difference IN them.
There are hundreds Of society duoes
here who 90 everywhere-where there Is No
sxnense attached and look like the sons
~ poblemen who do not earn fifty dollars
in year; but who live off the income OF .
relative and make display on ten ooi,ais
or twenty dollars month. This Is PIN
money" but it is all they have. In socie-
tv in Washington one does not know coy
appearauce or by words, the sons OF NIL.
jionaires and the sons of the indigent
apart. They all look, talk and act alike
Nov that all the world is laughing at
Senator Joues, Of Florida, and his unsuc-
cesslui attempt at winning orice' IL may
be interesting to know that this is his sec,
oud attempt at laying seige to young
ladys heart by storm. | was talking, to q
Bostonisn the other day and he told me
about a similar exploit to the present De
troit one, in which the Florida Senator
figured. There happened TO be very
pretty lady of Boston, who visited TINS ct1y
several years ago and she met Senator
Jones, Of Florida. He fell In love with
her and grew quite attentive. The young
lady, however, did not care for him, and
told him 80 when he asked her il she did:
So persistent did be know that abe left and
went home. Several days sttor her ar
rival be turned up in Boston. She hrs'
learned OF his presence by receiving an
immense bouquet of for get menots and bis
card. Then be called. For days he con-
tiuued his devotion. She tried every
means to get rid CT him, but he persisted:
1t was during the recess Of the Senate aud
his absence was not missed. Finally the
young lady went away to the sea shore.
The Senator fingered, but at last grew
tired or his bstter sense returned and he
left Boston and forgot his love.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

THERE we're tsSerimmigrsnts arrived IN
this country last year than in any previous
year since 1870. The number was S95, 900.
The number for 1884 was 5lS,OOOi tor
1888, $4,000; for 1892, 7SS,900. But
While there are so many unemployed men,
no one should wish for more immigrants.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

A PARIs paper states that laborers on
the Panama canal are dying at the rate OF
forty day, and 1908 yearly; and that
GU, of thirty Frenehmen who landed at
Panama on October 20, fifteen are dead.
youpy man 20 South.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

THg subscription TO the GRANT monu'
ment fund has now reached $4,000 and
stopped. 1t is proposed to start news
pacer to raise the fund. In that case there
will have 10 be built monument to the
memory of the newspaper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
Ho,S Woman Differ from Men.

At least three men on the average Jury
are bound to disagree with the rest just to
show that they've got minds of their own;
but there is no disagreement among the
women as to the merits Of DR.. Pierce's
"Fsvorite Prescription" They are al
unanimous in pronouncing it the best rem
edy in the world for all those chronic dis
eases. weaknesses and complaints peculiar
TO their sex. II transforms the pale, bag
gard, dispirited woman into one of spark
ling health, and the ringing laugh again.
"reigns supreme" in the happy household.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

GEY HAzEN, in behalf of himself and
the weather. has sued the New York Times
for libel. Those with the weather SANDER
ing procligiGes had better watch out for
HAzEx. When you SANDER the weather, you
rutils the feelings of the weather prophet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

Nrxr 10 the check for 100000 Just for.
warded TO Mrs. GRANT as the first install
ment of her share in the profits Of the Gen
erals book, the largest single check ever
received BY an author for literary work was
the 500 600 eaid Lord MACAULAY for his
b;a.,ry
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
Inattentive Scholars.

Superintendent-Childrsn this is Rev
Or. AscSneFter from Gowanus, who will
address yol few briei yelasrSs. Children,
be bss come ell the way to tSy and save
your souls ron He'll. You are not pc ying
attention. Now, can any iittis hey or girl
tell me where this gentleman is fromf
Chorus Of childreD--Fron He'll.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

TuE interviews with manufacturers OF
our city published in this mornings REC
tsrEK indicate that trade IS fair with some
prospect Of improvement. This is not a
boom by suy means, but it is not discour-
sgiuy. Everything ia expected TO move
on right BY and by.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

SAN JONES calls the children Of Chicago
kids" and occasionally mentions their
parents az "csrcasses." The Rev. SAN
soon catches on to Chicsgo's dialect.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

DENVER has more Senatorial timber to
the Square inch than any other city in the
United States. There are at present said
10 be sixteen men striving for the toga.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

Now IS the time to get inOCulasted fer
the baseball fever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

The Chinese are hieing themselves back
TO the O:ient. This is Gu exodus without
a Moses
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

WHEN it takes 1890 policemen TO run q
street car, how are the dividends to be
divided?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

OSCAR WILDE ID coming 10 America
soon. No wonder there are loud calls for
reyiviug cur navy.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
For Sick Headacha

d.. \. 8. Rssd. Chicago, says Il thir k
it is 8 reme'y Of the high aat Ealus in mary
forms Of mental and nervous exhs ustit D,
attended by sicx headache, dyspepsia ard
diminil he'd vitality"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

The gesat strke iUsug mated on the
GOULD system Of rAilca3s is no: q very
eIclurasing spring prospect.
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whitehall Proverbs.

Giltedged men are produced BY bras
In this world, . kpowbody 10 . nobody.
While waiting for the ought-to-bses, tho
wilLbees may sting you.
Hosting too much ssil has wrecked
many characters on LIES voyage.
Unless you can raise the visd, do MT
expect 70 plsy tunes on The horn Of plenty.
BE Who turneth over Q nsv leaf sboui
put the weight Of sslewill sp,a t. lssta
may b blown bsek.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

THE wiles OF Greece didn't materiahze.
The Powers took away Der toy pistol.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

WAroH out for spring poetry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

A private in Forests Cavalry gives
some "Reminiscences OF the Confederate
Cavalry Service" and describes the death
Of General MeCook in the March Southern
Birouae. Louisville, Ky, B. Averey &
Sons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

Or Little Ones Boston: Russell Pub
Co for March, has just been issued and is
delightful number, containing thirty
psges.Of finely illustrated stories and snsc.
dotes for the boys and girls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07


In the quiet, where no one cen leaF who
will repeat authority, one of the most seri.
ious su } ects for discussion among the pub
lie men here to day is the attitude Of labor
towards capital, the probable outcome OF
organized workiDgmen ss an organiza.
lion. Nearly every one comedies that the
more organization there is the greater is
its distance between labor and employer,
and every one s,tuoRlsdges tina. the man
who will be idle to avert what seems TO be
inevitable riots, war and destruction of
property will be the xisest Statesmen of
the day. Bot the organization OF labor ia
such powerful element in politics that
few public men will speak their honest
views where they can be heard.
So serious is this matter becoming in
the United States that the State Depart.
ment some time ago directed our agents
in foreign countries to gather all the infor-
nation about strikes, labor troubles and
the grievances Of iabodng men obsainable,
to be usen IN drawing experiences for this
country. The reports are not ercoursg-
isg. In some countries the organization
of labor Tor the arbitrary dicts,ion of
wages, etc, is looked upon as contrary to
good government and as. the seed Of re-
bellion
Socialism has grown go greatly in Hol
land that the government 'is restipg on q
volcano Revolution is threatened openly,
and politics sought to be controlled BY
laboriDg men BY force. They petition cor
porAtiohs and individuals thsesteniDely,
and declare war Is against idleness De-
struction Of property stsres employers In
the face when they talk Of economy in the
Of their affairs. and as
there is distress in commerce
So for the comparison Of the condition of
several countries With that Of this is not
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

The March number OF The PdnSy is as
bright and winning as its flower namesake
It has good serials from Psnsy herself aud
from Margaret Sidney, while every branch
Of good reading Is represented, history,
natural science, travel, behavior and NOR
ais, all in the most entertaining style
Psnsy is only ten cents a number. D
Lothrop Il Co., Boston. Mass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

There is sunny haired little page in
the House Of Representatives who has be-
come cutie pet among the members. He
is . little tot Of 3 islloy, With 8 bright
open face, large blue stss and sunny
blonde head of hair He wears little knee
breecbes and is as lively as cricket OF all
times. When the members want sp sgrsud
done fast snd we'll they always try and get
lie little fellow to DO Il. His way, polite
ness and good manners has brought many
little tramps to his feet because the mem.
bers gil want him. But he does not mind
an extra run and goes chirpios and Q
happily ii new Grant ~ pSssibls. Ee
never seems to grow weary and Away ID
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07

polite. But this is not the worst part OF,
bis troubles. His very appearance IS pleas
ing and every time any one secures ni9,
they tap him on the head, or run tnen
hand over bis hair Now, for three or ionr
people to do this would not amount TO
much, but to have 1913 members ana as
many more strangers to rub his hesd only
once day it is not only tiresome but is
having serious effect. When the little
bow came here his hair was long and thick
but this continual pstting and rubbing 10
wearing his hair off. he begins to fear
that before the sessions ends if this thing
is kept up, he will be bald. His very SIZE
is 80 convenient that one hand naturally
falls on his head. did it today and
noticed at once how thin his hair was
getting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-17
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WV END ~ NV %
BICYCLE, TRAVELLING, BOATING AND NEG
LICE SHIRTS.
MATERIA stEngsh Cashmere, English Flannel.
COLORS-Englsh Tan, Navy Blue White, Mode
Court Gray Slate, Silver Gray, Baige Havana
Brown, Dark Brown, Garnet
STYLES-Laced Fronts, Plated Fronts, PlainF ronts
Buttons or Studs.
PRICEs.$l.35 SL65, 1925, s2.4s. s2.6a Boys for
REMxRRs-The Palais Royal would invite gentle
contemplating a vacation tour, to inspect the
new stock. Any style or color shirts, or those
made TO order In any material.
Gentlemen viii find on investigation the following
comparison of prices correct:
Dress Shirts, Plated or Plain Fronts
e,, Competitors price 81, Palais Royal Price soc
Slk Scarfs satin Lined, Knot or Puff:
Competitors price 35c. Paisis Royal price 26c
Pun. Knot and Four in-Hand Scarf&
CompetitOrs price 6Oc, Palas Royal price 44c.
Snk Windsor Scars, all colors and designs;
half Hose. full regular. unheached or fancy:
C0mpetitOrs price Doc, Palais Royal price 16c
Half Hose, English novelties just received;
Competitors have none Palais Royal price 22c
Genuine French Guyot Suspenders;
0anze. Balbriggan aud Merino Underwear;
Competitors Prices 35, so, Toe, 81.
Palais Royal Prices 25 80. 90, Toe,
STEaster Novelties in Handkerchief DC; Gloves
CSC; Gold Top Canes. sl.6s; Umbrellas. Sa76 for
Gents wear.