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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Canada Proposes to Rstauate.

OTTAWA, Nov. 18.-There IS much dis
appointment here among Canadian con-
tractors over the swsrd by the Dominion
Government of the Gallcp Rapids contract
amounting to $500, 900, and the Sault Ste.
Marie Canal contract, 81, $50, 600. to q
syndicate composed largely of United
States contractors. Canadians are prohib
lied Icom bidding for apy Government
work in the United States, and bill will
be introduced in the Dominion Parlia,
sneDt during the approaching session tc
Iesaliate. in the direction of excluding
American contractors from the constsuc
hoa OF all Government works in Canals
~ future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
THE BOODLERs WIN.
McGarIgle and Mcdonald Practically Free
Men.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-After seventy-three
weeks imprisonment In the county jail,
Edward Mcdonald walked out CT the
Criminal Court last evening free man
under $40, 600 bonds The f1rmslity OF
bond and the distant prospect of another
trial seemed trife slight, and the face
of the engineer and bocdler was wresthed
in smiles. Oue of the attorneys for the
boodlers said: "Mc6aiigle can now come
hack to Chicago, shake hands with Sheriff
Matson, spend ten days 10 jail and walk
ont a free man. McGarigle got away
while his motion for a new trial was psnd,
ing. While he has been away, Mcdonald
has taken up the case at his own expense
and decided it in McGarigle's favor. 1t is
a huge joke. 1t means an absolute dis
charge of 10th men"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
R,S Rsoeption TO Henry George.

LONDON, November 1S.-Henry George
is expected to arrive at Southampton to
morrow, and bis friends sre preparing fol
him rather gorgeous reception. The
Radical clubs have chartered steamers {:
20 out and meet him, and another demon
stration awaits him on his arrival in Lon
don, Gforle may really feel proud OF his
ipfinente over here He has very strong
fJllowiug, aud the eeedt that he has sown
have sunk deep in many place9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Five white Caps Convicted.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November Is -
The trial Of members of the white Caps, "
which has been progressing in the United
States Court here, ended yesterday after
noon. Frank Davis and Jack M.l'iuger,
two of the parties, were sentenced to five
years. imprisonment at hard labor and
fined $500 each. DIR. II. G. Hits, Caleb
Glssscoe sud Cal Breckham were sentenced
to six and three months impriSonment at
hard labor and flaei $500 and 500 rsspec-
kiyely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Mrs. Parsonr Still Bloodt Thirsty.

LONDON, November lS.-Tha Socialists
of London held an immeose meeting in
Victoria Park to-day to commemorate the
Trafalgar Square and Chicago riots.
Speeches were made from three platforms.
Mrs. Parsons advocated the use Of bombs.
Mr.. Graham, member Of Parliament, de-
uouuced capitalists and landlords, ard said
that until workers organized to take land,
capital and machinery for rhsir own benefit
they would continue to be slaves and the
Trafalgar Square and Chicago scenes would
be repeated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Rough Oh AgassII.

WASHINGTON, November 18.- The So
citty of American Onithologists has ad.
journeI, after having zen in session here
for some days. 1t has been determined 10
incorporate the body. The, meeting has
been very interesting, and several hard
hits have b,en given TO the late Prof.
Asss:iz's class ficstion Of the spe linens Of
birds, which the ornithCl & SITS declare 10
be utterly untrustworthy.
The Washington savants, by the way,
have bsen pitching into Prof Agassiz's
geology. TOO, aud alt gstSer, the oil gentle
man has been having hard time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
The Papal Rescript story Denied.

LONDON, November lS.-Tte Ne'rs'
Dublin special says that nothing is known
there of the reported Pspal re'cript on the
Irish question. The Archbishop has re-
ceived nothing. Toe Times does not men
tion the rescript. The Standards Dublin
special says it is not believed that such a
docum ment has been sent. The report orig
inatad in Limerick
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
PsnsIon. Of West YIrsInIsns.

Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, November 1S.-Pensions
have been issued to West Virgin iaus as
follows:
Original Invalid John Ailer, Point
Pleasant; Aaron Howard, Lsage', de-
ceased. Iucrease-Ephrsim Leasure, Pine
Grove; Isaac Jackson, Hsmliu; John n.
Bales, Clay C. H.; Foedsrick Zimmerman,
Wheeling; Thos. McCOmb Buffalo; John
W. Gaard, Reach Hill; Oliver W. Shinn,
Mt. Glaze; John B. Oldfeld, st. Mary's;
Jesse 4 Thomas, Charleston; Jesss T.
Rgys, Buckhaunon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

4 90 Yesrs' Partnership Ended by Dss'h,
ERIE, November 1s.-JObn Jennings,
the comedian, died tonight Of cOnsump-
ton. His death severed = partnership
which had existed between Jennings and
Robert Manchester for 20 years. Their
last company Was the Night OWL Com
papy. jennings had worked mp ftom q
bOOtblack, supporting bis widowed meth
er from boyhoOd to manhood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Mr. ssrnum steadily Improving.

LINE Rock. Conn, November Is
Chairman Barnum is steadily improving
His nights are more comfortable than al
time for a month past. His friends are
noW confident of his recovery. They say
he was very sick man lcng before eltc.
ton. aud vas advised to 90 home to save
his life and Let Others run the campaign,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Not a Cabinet Possibility.

WASHINGTON, November ia gen.
tlemsn in tbi, city has received letter
from Ssnstor AllIon which removes that
gentls smAn from the list Of Cabinet possi.
bilities. The Senator states that under no
ciTcum stances would he accept Cabinet
Office, even if ore were ofertd him, but
that no such tender has been made, moi
does he expect that one will be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Ear,hauaks in the Golden state.

SAN Francisco, November 1s. - A
shock Of earthquake that was sharp
enough to cause many people 10 the hotels
and private houses to run out into the
streets, was felt here this afternoon. The
direction was northwest to southeast; du'
ratioo, ten seconds. kilograms tonight
say the shock was felt through Central
Nal;Eornin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Death OF Noah wsbster's Daughter.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, November 49,
Mrs Henry Jones died suddenly st 1
o'clock this morning. She was the daugd.
ter of Noah WebIter Of dictionary fame.
She was over 80 years Of age, and one oi
the most respected ladies in the city. Her
daughter, Emily, is the wife OF Rev. Thos.
Zee !htr, brothec of the late Henry Ward
Bsecher. Her tOo. DR.. Webster JJnsS, Is
a practicing physicisn in London, Eng
land. She leaves a large fortune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
The Etrurla's Trim.

NE" YORK, November Is.-The ca,
n'''sF Lt'uria, which arrived at her docs
'o'' afternoon, experienced one Of th,
I,t %"'st rts.ageo' in her history. Tussds,
.N Iud wave swept over the big steam
(, anu one maD, O ssilar. was killed. Fiy,
O'aers were more or less shaken mn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
An AffsctIonste Farewell

BERLIN, November 1S.-The parting
between the Emperor and his mother WAS
very touching. Hs kissed and empraced
her many times. Tue party met the Prince
of Wales at Flushing, and embarked on the
Royal Yact, which started for England
near midnipht.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Russ,a ReaohIng for Corea.

LONDON, November lS.--A special dis
patch to the Times Tien Tsin says that the
Chinsse Cover kmeut has lssrned that Sc
cret treaty has been concluded between
Rrussia and Cores, providing for Rnssim
nrotpc orats of CNeR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

IHE gentle nauipulaticns of Rspubli-
''n canvaSsiug boards are still seen in
some Wet Virginia counties. If these
savoy institutions could only sit for few
months longer they might elect General
GOrE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

IL deserts 20 for anything when the
ne" G'i Ia made, Col JAQUEs KENIPLE
Will Eet at least a Ioreigl m's,ion. The
Co!oue. sturdy shoulders bore the con.
n'et braVejy and now he should be re.
warGed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Rack To Marry ENGLAND.

BERLIN, November Il --Ex- Empress
Frederick and her daughters stlrted for
England to-day. They were escorted to the
railway station by the Emperor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

""'ERNoE WILSON has Issued his
Thanksgiving Proclamation, setting apsrt
the day designated BY the President-tbs
2gth irst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

'sPeaceably if you csn," but By all means
keep DIR. Bulls Cough Syrupin the house.
Nsuralgis, rheumatism, lumbago, and
CONT q ujckly cured with Salvation Oil. 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

Salvation Oil will cure any pain 10 which
man is hsir. 0aly 25 eeots bottle.
DR.. BulI's Cough Syrup positively cares
coughs, colds, sore throat, stc. oaly Se.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

w.st Virginia: Threatening weatSer, az ana
fC' Wsrmer, esSerly, ShiinnS 70 Soo'nei'S
,rfnis,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

HENRY GEORGES single tax theory has
many i1llOwers in Euglard, and his
friends propose to give him a grand rscep-
tOn on his landing. The next thing in
order is .or Henry to run for Mayor OF
IOrdOr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
OTR REGRETS.

The new time table OF the +. & o. which
went into etlsct yesterday morning, will
operate TO great disadvantage to the morn
ing press OF this city, and 10 no saa'l
measure. to the business public slOrg the
line Of the Ioid in West Virginia who rely
upon the Wheeling papers for their market
quotst.o1s and news. II the B. q o
management could see its way clear to- give
the Wheeling public train two hours
earlier, il wouli be greatly appreciated.
Thlak of L.. Wheeling is only ninety six
miles from Graltr, and vet il the train be
on time it will he l2iI p. 10. before the
Whreln. mail rln reach the latter point,
when /, ough.Lo. to be later than 1000
?. M. Iuins from Pittsburg over the
B. x o sTriye in this city
At lO:lj a. N or ou'y two hours later
than the Whselirg mail get3 out OF town.
Now we know theIr is no Intention ID dis
Crini,a,s agails. Wheeling, and yet it
only requires q glance to see what hsrd-
ship this new achedule is to Wheelings
interests, and ltrwise what an inconyen-
ieuce it is toaU lr ltuts on the main line
Of the T. so east Of Wheeling.
Let US h'pe, since the attention Of the
railroad authorities is called to the matter,
the cause Of complaint may be removed.
THERE is no place for the Mormon. 1t
Seems that this beautiful howS- of nine
tenth century civilization is at last 10 be
rU. iOwn. Uncle Sam is making it too
hot or him in his Utah Eouc. Mexico
r,ils,s a new Saints Rest, snd row Can
ada las shut her doors sgAiust him. The
Mormon must 20.
TIE President Of the Irish National
League has issued an appeal in behalf of
the P,RSgLL degeIS9 fund. It is a riul-
lng ca.l to Americans Of Irish birth. PAR
NElL's cause Is Ireland's caule, and her
true sons eyerywhtrs will rally t) her sup
pOlt.
HENRY GEORGES single tax theory has
MANY f,llNwera q, E-.I,nl ~ HE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Political Nn,e.

Treen z Raum is'said TO ne an applicant
~ IV' Tue prsiiiOn Of U. S. Marshal for the
D''trict Cr Columbis.
Aurat Halstead denies that he contem,
piatS 5ellin2 his Cincinnati pspsr or en-,
'eHng New York journalism.
Retd, OF Msiue, has announced that h.
VI M De candidats for Speaker OF tn,
HoaAe, IN the event that it is Republican
Fh'Iadelphia Republicans celebrated
5S 1Seir VietssY with agrelt parade SATURDAY.
twenty-five thousand mel we've in line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

1 LHE soft glow Of the Gss rose is aeuuired
y SsIs .sdiss who use PozzOni-s COmpis1iO1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
THE TALENTS OF MEN.

Learn also from this parable that differ
qualifications are given to different people
The teacher lifts a blackboard, and he
draws diagram, in order that By that dia-
grem he may impress the mipd of the
pupil with the truth that he has been ut
iering. And all the truths Of this Bible
are drawn out in the natural world "a In
great diagram. Here is ao acre Of ground
that has ten tilents Under little cul'
ture il Yields twenty bushels Of wheat 10
the acre. Hare is another piece Of ground
that has only one talent. You may plow
it, and barrow il, and culture it, year after
year, but it yields a mere pittsnee. 81
here is q man with tea talents 10 tie way
of getting good and doing good. He soonr
under Christian culture, yislds great har
vests of faith ard good work. Here L
another man who seems to have only chi
talent, and you may pat upon him th'
greatest spiritual culture, but h
Yields bat little of the fruits o
Righteousness. You are to understand tina
there are different qualifications for differ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

VI
saved at all. The men with five or ten
talents ara tempted 10 toll chiefly for
themselves, t) build up thsir own great
name, and work for their own aggrsnd'ze-
msnt, and do nothing for the alleyiatiou
of the worlds WOES The cedar Of Lebanon
standing on the mountsin seems TO h and
down the storms out o. the heavens 10 the
earth, hut it baars 10 fruit, while some
Dwarf pear tree has more fruit on its
branches than iscau carly. Better to have
one talent and put it TO full uss than five
hundred wickedly neglected.
A DAY OF SETTLEMENT.
Nv subject teaches me that there is
going TO come day Of solemn settlement.
When the old farmer OF the text got home,
be Immediately called all the servants
about him and said: Here is the little
account have baen keeping. l want to
zee YOUR account, aud We will first COM
pare them; and I'll pay yo1 What I owe
YOU. and you'll pay me what 900 owe me.
Let us have a settlement" TIE day will
come when the Lord Jesus Christ will ap-
near, and will say tp you: What have
you been doing with my property? What
| have you been doing with my fscoilet:
What have you been doing with what ]
gave you for aecumulative purposes. "
There will be no escape from that settle.
ment Sometimes you cannot get set
tIeueut with Q man, especially II he owe:
you. He postpones snd proerastinates,
and ssys: III zee you next week" OF
"Tll ste you next month" The fact is
he dots not want 10 settle. Bot when thu
ereat day comes Of which | am spesktrg
there will be no escspe. We will have u
face all the bills. have somstimes hesi
amazed to see how an sceonDtsnt will IN,
M and down long line Of figures. II
see ten or fifteen figures in lice, and
attempt TO add then mp. aud add then
{ two or three tunes, I make them dlferen
each time. But I have Admired the Va.
. an accountant wiz taks long line Of fg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

Gosip ha, besr freely indulged In snsog
the dsisEsies to-day, but n ssbstaeee u
differs very littls from what - airssdy
bsen stated in thae dipatebeA PsVdssiy
ID vey strong IN The Gssssal Assembly
and will b askei 10 seleet his ewu adviso .
and hsIpsss; hs viii usSosbtsdIy seespA
The ifeiisg that ths se6ef Will hsys its
healtbiest growth hsrssft-r = bseomisg
very g.nefal smong the delapto, and ex.
presioes Of this kibd aEs hessd nsch nsso
Ifpqusstly than ths sssatisssef BsSy ed
othes naicontsnts O ths oa'si1e. Lively
Tins srs sxpsetsd IN tha Cessnl AsWn-
bly, daring ~ vsk. bstrsysit h 70: nsw
sntieipetA IN ~ lasxs bs6y e ~ %.
eaBizatiop.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
ghe aarhia Daily Eagle: Sunday mor,rg gully e. 1885,

much repose as possible before tie struggle
begins 1t should never be awakened unless
it sleeps for long time past the hour for its
being fed. To rouse sleeping child to graf
ify the curiosity of visitors or friends is ex.
tremely injudicious. AS it grows older and
is awake more, certain time should be
fixed for the morning and afternoon nap,
and for putting it to bed at night. If thess
hours are adhered to, they viii generally
find sleepy baby willing TO yield to their
soothing influence. 1t is best from the first
not to darken the room, nor keep it specially
quiet The child becomes accustomed to
sleep through slight noises, and they do not
waken it. The eyes should be protected
from glare Of light by placing the head Of
the crib toward the window.
A baby should never be allowed to sleep
with an older person The best bed is q
stationary crib, with woven wire mattress,
and a thin, soft, hair one placed over it.
This should be protected by square Of rub
Der Sheeting; two must be provided, and the
one not in use hung in the open air and sun
light every day. If there is the least trace
of an unpleasant smell, the rubber should be
washed with some disinfectant solution. The
covering should be warm and light. A
down comforter is the ideal for winter, if it
Is well aired in the sun everyday or two
In summer an ample musquito netting well
raised on pole, or suspended from hook,
should cover the crib-Ehzabeth Robinson
ScovI in Good Housekeeping.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
A Harvard Annex Girls Essay.

In Harvard university the Bowdoin prizes
are the highest rewards attainable for Eng
lish dissertations and they range from 500
downward, being accessible to all students Of
the university, undergraduate or graduate.
This, of course, excludes the young lady stu
dents of the Harvard annex, which has no
organic connection with the university.
By an accident an essay on the subject,
"The Roman Senate Under the Empire"
written by Miss E. B. Pearson was submitted
to the judges, Professors Torrey and Young
Without the identity OF the writer being dis
covered the Judges awarded the essay the
first prize OF 500 The essay was signed
merely "E. 3. Pearson" The class and de-
partment of the university were not desig-
mated, as is required, and Professor Torrey
expressed some surprise that the author OF SO
able an essay should not have complied with
a provision so simple. He searched the cata-
logue OF the university for the name of L. B.
Pearson, and on not finding it somebody gave
the suggestion that this person might be dis
covered iii the annex. In this way the fact
came out-the author was young lady.
So the essay of Miss Pearson was neces-
sarily ruled out of the list, and prize Of S1j
was awarded TO a young gentleman instead,
while Miss Pearson dropped at once from the
Bowdoin prize of 500 to the humber annex
prize of SO, thus paying $40 outright for the
privilege of being a woman.-New York
World.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
Don't Neglect the Finger Nails.

Because you live in the country and do
homework, and even some good honest toll
on the farm itself, is no reason why YOU
should neglect certain little niceties OF life.
such as the care OF your hands and teeth
\ on probably VIII not be able TO keep tie
former white and soft as if you used them
only for dainty embroidery, but few min
utes each day spent in caring for them VIII
show at least that they are well kept, and
signs of toll that cannot be eradicated you
need not be ashamed Of The nails can be
kept nicely trimmed; they cannot be even
moderately long, but they may be shapely
and pointed. Perhaps you cannot afford TO
buy the outfit of a manicure" but you un-
doubtedly have pair OF small embroidery
scissors; the lie you mutt replace as best
you may with the one IL your penknife, or
failing that, with piece OF coarse sandpa-
per; and the channels polisher, costing any
where from sixty cents to e., you can MAKE
yourself. Tale child's block about all inch
thick and three inches wide by five long
large enough to grasp it drnll y-tack bit
OF soft cloth for padding, and over that q
piece OF the chamois you Keep for polishing
silver on one OF the edges, and you have an
article that may not be ornamental, but Will
answer every purpose.
Soften your hands by washing in warm
water with some good toilet soap for few
minutes; then Win the small scissors trim
the nails, rounding tnem nicely, and cutting
the corners very low. With some blunt
Instrument iii you have not a file push back
the flesh from the base of the nails and trim
away all the dead skin. Now apply Your
poiisher, and brush vigorously tor a few
minutes Do this once a week, and every
day spend few minutes in the use of the
polisher, and your hands will repay you in
their neat appearance for the time you have
spent. A solution OF oxalic acid kept In a
bottle with glass stopper Will remove ali
stains OF ink or fruit, and a match or u small
stick dipped il the solution and passed under
the nails Will remove any dlscoloration that
does not come OFT with washing There is a
pink powder sold by druggists for polishing,
but this may be dispensed with If, how
ever, you get any, be sure that you get the
best and not a spurious article. You should
have pair of old kid gloves, or, better still,
wash leather, to wear when you are wedding
in the garden, or doing any homework that
will admit OF it, l speak with conviction
born of sad experience, for | am a farmers
daughter myself, and never thought of car
ing for my hands when was child. When
/ was old enough to care it was too late, and
I have found out that no amount OF after
care can make up for that early neglect
Cor. American Agriculturist.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
The Family Medical Adviser.

When you choose doctor. it is wellto give
him TO understand that you are depending
upon him, and that you consider him already
In certain sense responsible for the physical
well being Of yourself and your family. The
late DR.. Alpheus Benning Crosby well said
that bis idea OF wise patient was lone who,
having selected an intelligent physician. holds
him personally responsible for his liten
Having selected your physician, then make
him in reality the medical adviser of every
member of your family Take him into your
home and give HIN the opportunity to be-
come acquainted with the personal and family
history and Physical condition OF every nerl-
Der thereof, 81 that he may be able to trace
their hereditary tendencies, recognize their
predisposiylons, understand their pecuIiari-
ties, and anticipate their weakneSses-in
short, 10 know their constitution. Having
this knowledge, he viii be able to give them
the wisest advice in health and the most
successful treatment II sickness. s
Monthly
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
Business sasacity in St. Louis.

An old and very wealthy man of ST. Louis
whose constant companion was white and
black dog, had been in tho habit Of coming
to the sub-treasury at certain periods for the
purpose Of getting the coupons of his bonds
cashed One day he presented himself for
that purpose, and the cashier refused to give
him the money. The old man demanded tc
know why.
II don't know you," said the cashier.
"But l have been here before, and was
never denied" the man answered
The cashier looked at him moment and
then said: 'Where is your black and white
dog that always comes with you, If you are
the same mans"
The old mans eyes filed with tears as he
told the cashier that the dog was dead
"Well," replied the cashier, II am sorry tc
hear that, but you'll have to bring some
body here to identify you now. don't know
you without the dog."-Chicago Mail