Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-10

on the first steps 10 teachirg arithmetic.
The most prominent part of the exercise
DR.. Cnpnir gham's lecture on THE Cost
of Things" His leading thoughts were
that everything costs just in proportion 10
its worth.
Chemical, mechanical and mental forces
represent an exchange Of forces. Tire great
difference bstwteu men is the will power.
Teaching must he athletic, a putting forth
of an active force. The teacher must end
will be q student and a learner. The
Doctor ~adnlouished teachers 10 be diligent,
s'uiioua, faithful, conscientious. assuring
them that their reward will surely follow.
Y. NJ. @. A. Announcements.
The regular young mems meeting will
be held at 40 o'clock this evening at the
Association buildirg.
The Sunday School teachers nesting
will be held at ) o'clock this afternoon.
The annual week of prayer and special
evangelistic efforts in behalf Of young men
begins tomorrow. Instead of the usual
Young mems meeting at the b~ailding, q
union meeting will be held in the English
Lutheran Church at 4 O'Clock. At this
nesting short addresses wall be made on
the Young Mems Christian Association
work 10 American, and the singing will be
lei by a large choir Of young men. A col
lection will be taken for the international
work of the Association. Everybody is IL
vited to attend.
At sis a special meeting Of the mem
bers will be held in the Association psrlors,
On Monday evening, and each evening
fol!owir g an evaugelistic NE ting Tor young
men will be held at the bliidipg.
MeetIog at the Wheeling Club.
4 meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Wheeling Club way held last evening al
the clnb rooms, and a fair repre- eat Triton
was present. Several changes in the By
laws were brought up for consideratiou
and action, one of which was the abolition
of the $25 Initiation fee in addition to the
purchase of O thlre of stock. Tlis was
unanimously Defeated, and the fee re-
mains as it is. Another ~propo'ed change
was the extension of the time for ex'
tending the privileges Of the club rcomt
to strangers or non residents Of the city.
It's now one month with an interval o.
thirty days sbserCe from the city before
the privilege can be extended again. II
was proposed to change this to three
nontns with an Interval Of sixty days alb
ssnce, but it was defeated.
The proposit'oa to make two black ball:
necessary TO reject an applicant was car
Iid and thu advancement Of the dueJ t:
double the present ones was ratified, Tit
club is now in a very prosperous condition
and its continued success Is un1oubted.
The OIL Excitement.
The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette Gays
"Reports received Thursday night from thu
New Cumberland, W. Va, oil field are o
tie most encouraging character. Th'
George Given well, on the Crawford farm
was finished yesterday morning and i
doing nearly 100 b,rlels a day. This wei
is located over the hill and to the west o
the B~ridgswater Gas Company's well. Thu
latter continues to produce 20 barrels
Captsia Peter Grace, who received a repor
fran Nsw Cumberland last eve
ming, said that the Given wei
was producing as much as the old Bridge
water did at the start, which was sbou'
200 barrels. The gas company mentioned
above is also putting down another wei
in the immediate vicinity Of the old we'll
which is expected to prove equally pro
duc,ive Toe work on two other wells i
Pre- 'essiog rapi lily and the excitement
among the producers is at fever heat
Over 500, 0O0 has spent in the field al
ready and territory cannot be had at biz
premium. The leases have ell been takeI
Up aud a number Of producers are willioI
to purchase entire farms outright at first
class figures j they could find any for sale
Musical Even. of the Season.
An organ concert will be given mex
Sunday next at 100 p. M, in the ST
Johns German Protestant Church, corne,
Ssvente enth and Marke. streets, for tn
purpose Of dtd'citirg the new organ
An intert sing and pl 4ss mt programme
strictly church music, will be rendered OF
this OCCASION by tie best tf our musica
talents. We mention the names of Mia
K. Niche, Messrp. +. D.eguiller, Viii
Day, Profes sors ArbeDz, Schockey, Scheuf
Ter, Eddie ~Blunenberg, the Arion Singin.
S:citty, the O, era House orchestra, anc
the choiTs of the st. Paul's and st. John
congregations. These panes alone guar
antfe that the c; cert will be al event o
the season. Following is the programme
l. Festival Morning in the Cathedral kiln,
Opera House Orchestra.
, Vocal
81. Psuls Church Choir.
5. Marh, in 6, for Organ. ..........-"~""--.SmsI
Prof. Scheutier.
(. SAlVe Regina. ............-..He nshaw Dam
Miss &. Michel.
> Pilgrims Chorus, from Tsnnhauser 49, Wayne
Alion.
&. A Sanctissima, a Piissina, for Orgau-.-...
Prof ArbenZ
:. Jesu del
Miss K. Michel, Messrs. will Day and F
Dieguil!er.
Mr. z BlumenbeFg.
9. A Salutaris Hertia ........~.......... .....-.WieganC
Mr. T. Diegmiller.
10 Forsake Ne Not for Organ -.......-....-Lspoh
Prof ScheuAer.
II. Vocal
ST. Johns Church Choir.
II Reverie.--.-.----.-.--....- .-. -. Yientemp
Opera House Orchestra.
WHAT makes out home 50 happy now
Because Ma uses mile Eud," I know.
Richmond Exposition.
The Ohio River R. K. will sell excur
sion tickets from Wheeling to Richmond
and return October 8 10 November Is
good returning November %, a. the Low