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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-19
SMALL A
Ths News OF the Day Pointediy Para
rraphod for Hasty Readers.

Fhe News OF the Day Pointediy Para
Sraphod for Hasty Readers
THE communication regarding the high
service reservoir was crowded out TINS
morning ON account of lack Of space, but
will appear to morrow morning.
Mr.. C.. A. KLIEvEs has purchased the
grocery business Of Mr.. ]. II. Dehl, ana
will continue the trade at the old stand.
The Clay District Democratic Club will
meet this evening at Germanla HAL, 10
hear the report of the Committee on FER
manent Organization.
YESTERDAY was q beautiful spring day
and the churches were all well
Even the buds on the trees made an effort
70 show their green petals and the grass
grew slightly.
THE recent corporation election In Leath-
erwood resulted as follows: Mayor, ID.
DuBois; Recorder, w l. Rodgers; Conn-
ell. f. ]. HeaIne, D Walter Bell n a. D.
HARDEN; Marshal, Will Henry.
OFFICERS Shorts, Bell, West and Car
new pulled Clara Moss mason DE yoie' on
Seventeenth street, Saturday night, ana
captured the madame, i've girls and hVe
men, al of whom put up for their appear
Enco.
John OWENS one of the fellows en-
ga0ed in the North Wheeling saloon ngnt
Saturday night and who got a rap over t6e
head from 3 large sized club In the hanus
of the bar keeper, was arrested oy Omosl
HaZletk.
THE electrical railway ran its cars all
dav Yesterday, and attracted q great 9eai
| of attention. Main street, especially dur
inc the afternoon, was often lined with 9
crowd of pedestrians, watching the move
ments of the cars.
THE La Belle factory worked Until Il
o'clock Tuesday night and closed down on
Saturday to make necessary repairs 10 tht
mud drum. The La Belle has two gangs
of men at work shipping nails n the art
shipped as fast as made.
TIE REGISTER is in receipt OF quite
lengthy article from Gloyer's Gap, telling
in humorous STYLE how the B. q o. boys
celebrated st. Patrick's Day by gettlpg
shaved and having their whiskers taken Oh
bv an itiuerant barber, who set up q tenn
Dorary shop. The experiences OF the boy
49,
were interesting.
A FIGHT occurred, last night, In Fan
Hastings house on EOff street. Two
Young men visitors got into a fight will
the man who tickles the worries on th'
piano and he began to tickle the young
chaps with his fists, when the police ar
rived and arrested the three, but they puI
up for their appearance.
WHEN the "Zitka'' company was herr
Manager E. P. Monroe left q pocket-5ooi
containing about $50 under his pillow e
the Mcclure House. 1t was found b.
A chambermaid and turned over to ClerI
Harrison, who returned it to the owne
upon his telegram announcing the loss
The girl could have easily kept the money
and she hasn't received a cent reward
from the oWner for honesty.
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Would they not throw on him the burden
of proof? With equal force, do Catholics
reason against them: 'PrOve that the
words of the institution are fgurative ex-
pressions."
But do not the scriptures contain figura-
tive languageP Yes; what then? Catho'
lies deny that q single fgurative express
sion in the Bible can be shown to be parel-
lei or similar to the words Of institution.
In every instance alleged, the context has
only to be consulted, and
THE TROPICAL CHARACTER
of the phrase is apparent. Does n Lord
not explain very fully and very beautifully
the special traitain His own divine charac-
ter, which He is pleased to illustrate when
He speaks Of Himself as the Good Shep-
herd" "the yine," ''the door," etc? Is
there any possibility of misunderstanding
the purpose of these and similar illustra-
tionsP Moreover he does not say: II am
this vine" 81 am that door," ETC.; for
these determinate expressions would utter
ly destroy the metaphor; but that is pre-
cisely the form Of expressions he does not
employ in i~nstituting the Eucharist.
"This is my body" Mark too-he is here
instituting entirely--new figures, if Pro
~testants are right; not making use of we'll
known signs already understood. This Is
= circumstance which has ar important
bearing in solving the question now under
examination. No one has any difficulty
in understanding o friend who POINTS too
statue and says: THAT is George Wash:
ingtOn." A statue is already q recognized
sign Ofhim whom it represents. Indeed to
be a sign, to be a representation, Is OF the
very essence of a statue or picture. 1t can
not be conceived
EXCEPT AS A REPRESENTATION.
But you would not understand your friend,
we're he to point to a shapeless block o.
marble and say, that is Washington
Now bread was not a received sign or hg'
ure of a human body, much less Of Christ:
body; and therefore if our Lord said
This is my body" meaning merely
"This bread is figure Of my body" ht
used Language utterly uniltelligible.
The Bishop also cited several other fig
uratiye expressions commonly sdduced al
similar to the words of the institution
such as: THE rock was Christ" "Lhes'
are the two covenants" &c, &c. The
context shows hat st. Paul speaks Of {
spiritual rock and expressly declares
these things figures; and that
in Gal. iv. 81, he is speaking allegorically
or fguratively. He concluded by depict
ing the confidence with which the Catholic
can stand before Christ in Judgment and
adduce the Saviour's own words as the
sure foundation of his faith in the Rea
Presence. But how will they answer on
that great day of reckoning, who believe
not the truth which the Son of God has 81
clearly revealed in His Holy Wom?
Next Sunday the Bishop will deliver
the sixth and last OF these Lenten dis
courses. Subject: 'The testimony OF tht
early Church"
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned From Interior
Exchanges.

Items of Interest Cleaned From Interior
Exchanges.
A Masonic Lodge is to lie organized at
Berkeley Springs.
Richie county has a large deposit Of
first class mineral paint.
The big bridge over the Great Kanawha
river is nearing completion.
the Presbyterians at MOrgantown are
building a S., 900 parsonage.
A republican paper, so it is rumored,
will o o be started at Spencer.
They are talking Of a glass works at PIT.
Pleasant, to employ $50 hands.
There are now 9O2 inmates receiving
treatment at the Weston asylum.
The value of timber standing in West
Virginia forests is estimated at $50, 600,
600.
Gilmer county's horses rival those of
Kentucky in the estimation Of Eastern
tanciers.
There is some talk Of q Normal school
being opened at Addison, Webster county,
this spring.
The prospects of the coming year at the
Chenille State Normal School are unusu-
ally bright.
John Turner, Of Berkeley county, had
one of his hands mashed by a heavy log
falling on it.
The store of l.. W. Simpson, at 0na,
Cabell county, was robbed last Saturday
night of about 500 worth of goods.
The people along the south side of the
Kanawha, from PIT. Pleasant up, are talk
ing Of a railroad through their territory.
Twenty men were discharged from Cam
den's works, at Parkersburg; last week,
and fifteen were discharged week before
last.
Robert Bell, of Nicholas county, was
thrown from a wagon q few days ago, and
was terribly wounded, his jaw-bone being
crushed.
The Little Kanawha Lumber Company's
new planning mill, at Parkersburg, is near
ing completion and will be ready for the
machinery in about two weeks.
A little child three years old of John
S ar's, living on Addises' Run, Richie
county, fell into q kettle of hot water last
Saturday, and was very badly burned.
The B. & o. is leasing coal lands along
the Cheat river, in Preston county. II
successful in securing 5000 acres they will
build o branch road from Rowlesburg to
Fairchance.
All the property Of ex-sheriff Hays and
his sureties, Of Gilmer county, was sold al
the Lest term Of court and realized over
$4,000, but not enough to pay all his
debts as sheriff.
The West Union Record claims that
DOddridge county has the oldest citizen in
the State. He is 100 years of age, voted
for Madison, walked 6 miles to vote for
Cleveland and expects to do SO again.
The dwelling Of William Green, post
master of Spring Grove, Roans county,
was burned to the ground Friday night
During the excitement which followed the
frerMr. Green became q raving maniac.
Fifteen government liquor licenses or,
issued in Fairmont, yet the grand jury la
bored three days and examined over O hun
dred witnesses and could not find q singl.
place where q drop of the stuff could b,
had for love or money.
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meath a welcome Release.

Must It not be TO those who endure lifelong
bodily suffering? From childhood 10 old age
many persons are tOrmented with rheumatism
and neuralgia. Ordinary medication and topi-
cal remedies are Of slight, and always OF temper.
airy enieacy. To escape the extreme tOItures OF
these agoni7ing complaints, they should be an
initiated at the outset with Hostetter's stomach
Bitters. which expels from the system the acrid
impurities that beget them. The evidence as
10 It's efficacy as a blood depurent in this pa tic
ulAr Is very amp'e, and strongly concurrent and
Convincing. In violent fOIms Of these diseases
the nerves are terribly raeked. A WineglaSSful
or two OF The Bitters before the hour Of retiring
usually brings 3 respite from pain, and enables
the sufferer 10 secure much needed repose. For
kidney troubles, malsrial complaints, indiges.
ton. liver complaint and constipation, the BitteTs
h likewise beneficial.
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The Steel Scale again.

The Second District Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION Of Iron and Steel Workers met
in this city on Saturday and adopted reso-
lutions regarding the Riverside steel scale
trouble. The terms of the resolutions
cepsare District Master ConElyn, Dis
trict Secretary Lewis and District
~OrgaDganizer Clark, K. of L, for
Their action, and chargine them
with attempting to disrupt organized
labor. Secretary Martin, Of the Anal
gamated, was endorsed in the course pur-
sued by him regarding the matter and the
advisory board was recommended to take
prompt and vigorous action in any future
trouble between the two organizations. 1t
was the opinion Of the meeting that the
K. Of /. at the steel works had been hood
winked in the matter.
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Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at Logan & Co.
drug store as their giving away to their
customers of 80 many free bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that il
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. YOu can test it before buying by
getting a trial bottle free, large size 81.
Eyere bottle warranted.
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Good Luck of Davis.

Frank Davis, brakeman, visited the store
of the Globe Tea Company, 1871 Main
street, and purchased six cans of tea for
five dollars, and found in one can fifty dol
lars in gold and in another a genuine dia-
mond ring set in solid gold. Herman
Asmus, 37l2 Jacob street, aud John Noll,
Eighteenth street, each found gold watches
in their Fans Of tea. Hundreds Of pur.
chasers do the same every day. Every car
sold by this company contains something
besides the tea, such as genuine diamond,
ruby, sapphire and pearl jewelry, in solid
gold settings, also ladies' aud gents solid
gold watches. Remember the number,
1881 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va. =
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Bad Fall.

Mrs. Nolte, wife of A. H. Nolte, the
Eighth ward baker, met with a painful &C
cident yesterday evening. The lady had
been visiting Mrs. Reipeke in the after
noon and was starting down stairs, when
her foot caught in the carpet at the head OF
the stairway, and she fell to the bottom,
breaking both boues Of the right arm close
to the wrist Joint and bruising her head
and shoulders. DR.. Pipes wa called and
rendered the necessary surgical and medi-
cal aid.
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Centennial Celebration.

The landing of the pioneers at the mouth
of the Muskingum, on the 7th of April,
1873, has its parallel only in the landing Of
the pilgrims at Plymouth, in 1920, and
great preparations are being made to cele-
brate the occasion in an appropriate man
ner at Marietta, Ohio. The Hon. George
F. Hoar, U. s.. Senator from Massachu-
sets, will deliver an Grafton, and repre-
sensations from the American Historical
Association, State historical societies and
other organizations will also be present.
For the above occasion the Baltimore
and Ohio r. r. Co. will sell excursion tick
cts to Marietts, o., and return at single
fare for the round trip, from all stations
between BenwoOd, Morgsntown, Grafton
and ParkersbuTg, on April 9th and It'll,
good to return to April 9th, inclusive.
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The Glass Conference Still On.

The Joint Tableware Committees met
again Saturday at Pittsburg, and proceed
ed with their conference to settle the
strike. They adjourned Saturday night
without having come to a conclusion.
They will reconvene to-day, and 1t Is ex-
pected that in two days they will have
settled all questions amicably.
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Miss jennie Caltf.

This bright and talented little actress
will APPEAR at the Grand Opera House to-
night, in her new play, IAN American
Princess" in which she has made one OF
the greatest dramatic hits of the year. The
author, Mrs. Eva Best, is a well-known
contributor to the Detroit Free Press, and
wrote the drama at her home in Dayton,
Ohio, where Miss Calef conTalesced after
her severe accident at Sandusky, in the
spring of 1885. Mrs. Best al5o composed
all the incidental music, sOugs, dances,
etc., with which the piece abounds, and
her work shows O n ost careful study Of
the qualifi cations Of her little actress
friend. A large crowd will no doubt be in
attendance. Those desiring seats can Sc
cure them at Sheib's music store.
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aoVemsnta of Citizens and the Coming
and Going OF Strangers.
Mrs. Alexander Laughlin is visiting at
the residence of Mr.. F. j. Hearne at Leath-
erwo0d.
Mrs. John L. Shilling wife of John L.
Shilling general insurance agent of this
city, died at her home on Ora vel Hill,
Bsllaire, last evening at 6 o'clock.
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Church Services.

Special services will be held in the lee
ture room of the First Presbyterian Church
every evening this week at 7;3O o'clock,
except Saturday. Rev. Robert Alexander,
D. D, of st. GAINESVILLE, Ohio, will preach
on Monday evening; Rev. RobertM Brown,
D. D., of Wellsburg, on Tuesday evening,
and Rev. Edward d. Ledyard, D. D., OF
Steubenville, Ohio, on Thursday evening.
There will be services in the English
Lutheran Church every evening this
week, except Saturday evening, conducted
by Rev. E. II. Dornblaser, the pastor.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
r BY q stcne.

Yesterday morning a number OF Eighth
Ward boys were engaged in throwing
stones, and while thus engaged jacob
Eichenbrodt, aged twelve years, was struck
in the face by 8 stone, the result being a
hsd cut Immediately under the right eye;
DIR, Pipes rendered the necessary surgical
aid.
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Mleelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY,
rharmnmstar Record.

Mr.. O. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations oI
the temperature Saturday: Z 3. NJ, 80.
Ga m, "A; - m, 43; 3 ?. IN, 43; z p,
m, 40. Weather, rain
Sunday q. m, q; 9 q. M, IS; Il
~, AZ; 3p. m, so; 7p. m, As. Weather
fair
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The Military Movement.

There will be a large meeting Of yourg
men interested in the organization OF a
military battalion of four companies, in
this city, at the Chamber of Commerce,
this evening. The object of the meeting
is to deliberate upon the best method OF
procedure, and that determined upon,
committees will be appointed to carry out
the idea of the meeting. All young men
interested in this matter should attend.
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Newton Beers .'Lost in London"

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ing, Of this week at the Grand Opera House.
Lost in London" will lie produced with
fine spectacular features. The play is well
known here, as is also Mr.. Beers. The
strong plot and striking situation of Lost
in London" are enhanced not only by fine
scenic effects, but interesting musical fea'
ture. Among the latter are the Nosth
Britain Pan Pipe Singers, who introduce
North Country songs and glees; Miss Kate
Romano and Master LuCius Rich, who
performs upon the pslatine. Seats are on
sale ut Sheib's music store.
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STREET PAVING.
A PROGRAMME AGREED UPON YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
Fbo Committee Dsvuts Three Hours !
Polishing Up Their Report, to Be
Sent to Council.

The REGISTER is enabled, this morning,
10 present TO its readers the complete
street-paving scheme Of the Committee On
Finance, to be carried out by the Board o.
Public Works during the coming summer.
The Committee has sent this programme
to the City Solicitor, to be embodied IN
the annual appropriation ordinance ana
as soon as completed it will be printed
and copies sent to the members Of Council
When the Committee adjourned at mid
night Saturday night, it was with the
understanding that the members should
Quietly assemble yesterday afternoon, and
finish up the work before them. This
Sunday meeting was necessary, from the
fact that two or three members Of the eom-
mi,tee had TO leave the city last night n
to-day, and it vas desirable to have every
body present during the arrangement oil
the paving work for the year, especially
a. the sum of money to be expended In
that direction wa so large.
The gentlemen Of the committee met at
two o'clock in the afternoon, at the rooms
of the Board of Commissioners, there beng
present with them Clerk Elson and Super
inteudent of Streets Warden. As the best
method OF unrayeling the tangle Of Satur-
day night, the committee set ASIDE the
paving plans then partially approved, ana
began anew By approving last years con-
tracts of the Board Of Public Works.
with this as a start, the committee pro.
ceeded to make up a new spportionment
of the having, and other work. Compare
lively little trouble was experienced, save
with regard to the wishes Of Messrs. Cruise
ard Wheat, representing the Sixth ard
Eighth wards respectively. After Jacob
street, from Thirty.ninth to Forty. nth,
had been ordered paved, Mr.. Cruise made
an earnest endeavOr TO secure the paving
of Chapline street, from TwentJ-seyenth
to Thirty third, and also Thirty
third from Chapline to Eoff. This
the majority OF the committee thought
was giving too much money to the lower
end OF the city, and the debate which fol
lowed was at all times interesting and
lively. and at intervals of a sultry' nature.
Finally, Mr.. Cruise withdrew both items,
and substituted the paving Of Main street
from Twenty.fourth TO Twentyseventh,
and his proposition was approved unani-
mously.
The schedule, as finally agreed upon,
with the funds from which payment is to
be made, is as follows:
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The above sums are estimates only, and
the actual work will probably cost much
less. Counting them as above, and de-
Quoting them from the estimated contin-
gent fund will leave the Board with about
800, 900 to expend in repairs, incidentals,
etc,
The paving programme, as completed
by the committee, DOES not bear a very
striking resemblance to the plan as sub
mitted by the Board and the Committee on
Streets and Alleys, but nevertheless, it is
believed it will be generally approved, and
will be adopted by Council.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-19

NEW wall paper Depot, ]. c. Orr, al
Twelfth street. Go and see his fine as
sortment of papers and decorations.
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Index to New Advertisements.

SECOND PAeZ
Wanted-First-ClaS Baker.
WaRted-LRdy Agents.
Wanted-TObaCCO Strippes.
Clay District Democratic Club.
Auction Sale OF HOusehOld Furniture.
For observation-disclosures Andes
The Best Road Cart Msde-S. f. Boyd.
For Sale or R~ent-ResidenCe on Chapline
Street
Opera House-Miss Madden.
Auction Sale Of Pianos, Organs, &c. J.. Rose
assignee.
Grand Opera House Lost in London.
Contractor and ~Builder-Stephen Mccullough,
FOURTH PAGE
Wanted-Table Girl.
Business Change.
Great Inducements in Carpets-L 8 Good.
Bargains in Black Silks-Egger, Narrtck G
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-19

DON'T forget the new wall paper depet
opened by ]. C. Orr, Al Twelfth street,
when wanting paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-19

No NEED for bare walls, when wall
paper is 50 cheap. Go to ], G. Orr's, Al
Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-19

RrPersOns desiring THE REGIS
TER served at their homes can secure
It by postal card, request, or order
through telephone. WhereEdeliVery
II irregular, please make Immediate
eOmDIniut TO the ONCE.
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HIS OWN CHURCH.

''such, men for example as Dsllinger,
Newman, Hyacinths, StrOssmayer, Raus-
cher, Darboy, Sinner, Hefele, McHale and
many Others, prOclaims the Dogma of In
fallibility. Then reaching forth his benig-
pant hand he lays hold upon the liberty
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CITY HALL. NEWS.

Points Picked mp About the Headquarters
of the Municipal Government.
The chief thing now agitating the mind
of the average Councilman is the PROPOSE
ton to turn the surplus evenues Of the
gas and water departments into the city
treasury. The members OF the Gas Board,
especially, are credited with a disposition
to enter the lists with the Finance Com
mite, before Council, and a somewhat ex-
citing and extended debate is looked for.
The advocates of the plan seem to be
numerous, however, and they are urging
their views with considerable skill. One
of their chief arguments ls the fact that
last year, at a time when the Water and
Gas Boards combined had nearly $50, 900
in their surplus funds, on which banks
paid only 3 per cent. interest, the city had
to pay s per cent. on $500 0 to $4,000 OF
outstanding orders.
The next big job staring COuucilmen IN
the face, is the coming session Of the Com
mittee on Railroads. The time has not
yet been fixed.
There will be q long list of cases in Pc.
lice Court, this morning, twenty in all.
Npu- xgau napar Danot 7 a. Orr al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-19

There will be q long list of cases in Pc
lice Court, this morning, twenty in all.
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SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK JUST
Received,

A full line In all the latest Designs
In snitIngs, PantAlOOnings and Over
eOatInss, which viii be made mp I'm
the Latest OfRtyles and At Reasonable
Prices. scotch suItlnSs q Specially.
FIrst-eIass work and ht guaranteed.
our Gents' Furnishing Department
includes All the Newest Novelties Of
the season.
q. HESS a SONS,
IS9I and Market street.
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These two amounts make up the sum of
S82. 496 So, and leaves the Board a contin-
gent fund of $25. 43O OF Dat Of this fund
the committee specified that the following
work should be done:
sIxteenth 10 Baker, cstimatcd at, s3.O66 90
fS'f fT6m T Fourt6 6G To- Finh'.....'....'...s% 1900 60
Putting l2inCh sewer on T~enty-sixth
street, aud curb on north side.-..",. 400 Gu
Paving with brick, Alley Is, from Main
to Water .""".."......... ......'.....''."' oO W