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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

1TAHHIlUR y AAAN@ -
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J. BELL BIGGER;
Asst. {. II. ID.
The LEGISLATURE was in session when
NJ w. was in Richmond, the other day,
and he presented his certificate to BIT. Big,
,ar VIM il still clerk Of the House Oh
Halseates. Mr.. B. at once recognized his
s;sns;nre. and extended Mr.. Williams q
bes,tv welcome and showed him much
courtesy while there.
ooe day last week near Lcup Creek, q
how about 10 years Of age, the child OF q
passenger on train No. 6, going East
walked off the rear platform OF the last
coach. and the train run nearly q mile
before the little fellow was missed. The
engine was reversed and the train moved
hack 10 where the child had fallen. TWAS
found lying on the track, much bruised
but not dangerously hurt.
There has been during the past week
over four hundred gallons of whisky
taken through st. George for Hendricks.
1t does seem that prohibition don't pro-
hibit in this county.-7dcker County Dem
0crdt.
Three-ffths Of all the bromioe made In
this country is produced by the United
States Chemical Co., Of Clinton, W. V.
There are seven good templar lodges in
the Eighth West Virginia district, with q
prospect for several more in the near
future. The order is tlourishing through
out the Site.
Joe Strother, Of Wayne county, was put
under bond q few days ago for stabbirg q
man named Neal.
The spring term Of Marshall College has
opened most favorably. There is ar actual
attendance of lis students and the mum.
Der is growing each week. Nearly all the
counties in the lower end of the State are
represented.
A second test of the Huntington water
works again showed that the machinery
did not come up to the requirements Of the
ordinance.
Four children Of II. T. Littlepsge, Of
Charleston, were poised last week by eat
ing poke roots, supposing them to be pars-
nips. They are now ont Of danger.
Dogs have lately killed a great many
sheep in Greenbrier county.
Coal is reported scarce at Huntington.
A renewal of the attempt to fiud oil is
talked Of at FaiImont.
A family Of eleven persons was received
at the Wayne county poor house last week,
A colony Of fifteen persons from Wash
ington county. Ohio, who talked of loca-
ting in Dakota, have reconsidered and an
agent will visit the interior Of West Viz
ginia on a prospecting tour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Thh Van RAk err Case.

Judge Boyd will decide the motion for a
new trial in the case of Van Baker, at New
Cumberland this morning. The prisoner
will be taken up on the 1885 train over the
Pewiky, by the sheriff Of Hancock county.
The proceedings at the Court House at New
Cumberland will doubtless attract q ire
mendous crowd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
Military Notes.

~ the laet meeting of the Legislature
there was q Joint resolution adopted giving
to each G. A. r. Post within the State not
TO exceed fifteen stands Of arms and &C
coutrements to he returned on the order OF
the Governor. For the reason that there
are not enough arms and accroutements
now in the State to arm the regular volun-
teer militia, the order 10 return them is
sued to the G. A. K. has been made.
The election of officers for the local
military ID will be concluded at
the meeting to be held at the Police Court
rooms, this evening. There ought 10 Dc
a large attendance.
Adit Gen. Woods has returned tc
Charleston from q trip to Greenbrier, Mon,
roe and Summers counties, where he
been mastering in new military
les.
Clarence J.. snf6, Clerk of the Marion
circuit SS66ff, recently recsived his com
m nsS4 rs Lieutenant Colonel of the FIRST
Regiment.
The Morgantown company is a SS l;Ds
ler.n They are on 0 ra:e VII ~ s,st.
80 a. which will ne mustered IN mrs.
A large number Of young men signed an
enlistment roll at Spencer, SatuNay nisnt
The West Liberty company will prob
ably be mustered in within auay Z TWO.
-Tne f5rmation Of o company at BraxtOn
Court House is being sgitated
A company ia To be orgsnit'u
dlebourne, Tyler county. a.
The Hinton Light Infantry DN
members enrolled. -
Grafton wants the encampmen'
First Regiment ....
The company out at Barton u ~
along fnely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

WALTER BURKE, who has charge OF the
greenhouse at Mt. Calvary cemetery, Is o
ready to supply the public with evergreens,
geraniums, rose geraniums, monthly roses,
tube roses, foliage plants, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

Yesterday James C. Clark, glassblower,
Martins Ferry, purchased six cans oftea,
for which he paid IS, to the Globe Tea
Company, 1871 Main street, Wheeling, ind
found in one can $50 in gold and in IN
other a pair of genuine solitaire diamond
ear d Dps. Also, Miss Anna Martin, Wells
burg, and Charles Summers, nail WORK.,
Martins Ferry, each got solid gold hun
ing case, stem-wind and set watche
in their cans of tea, and many Others fount
genuine diamonds and solid gold hunt
ingc case American watches in their can
of tea. Come yourself or send in you.
orders. Mail orders promptly forwarded Il
all parts Of the United States. Don't forge
the number, 1871 Main street, Wheeling.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Persons changing their place Of residence will
please leave their new address at the Counting
Room of the ROOSTER. Any irregularities grow
ing out OF changes April LIST, will be promptly
attended 10.
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" you intend papsriug your walls or
ceilings this spring or summer make your
selections now, before stock is picked over;
and don't fail to see the elegant patterns
at 0rr's, Al Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

CALL on any of the officers or incorpO-
rators Of the Eagle Building Association
and subscribe for stock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

Out Of an attenuated dude, witt meagre legs,
pigeon chest and slight cough, But = nan OF
Woman 20 vhOp constitutional visor has zen
denied. can get no a YEN considerable e3tent
by the persistenifs e, In regularly proporaoued
alterpsted doses 4 Americas chief toni93 aoste,-
tiers stomach RifrS Tothe nerves and hnscles
Of the stomach PA genial inyieOral56zasr.s
tone. and 70 ii aerafions regularity, Fteepiss
innate result f. toro1gh digestion
assimilation ofhe food ard
quence, blood fdle wiz
cular tissue. Ah
impaired. 2
symptc~
| snhI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

has meyer collected. He keeps this certih-
cate az S souvenir OF old times he'e d
copy ofit:
TEE COMMONWEALTH CT VIRGINIA..
To ChaS. williams, Esq,
Delegate from the County Of Hardy p
march lnb, 1s4.-Atendsnce % days IN m
AT So per day aS N
- raIing 46s miles, q % cts.-.."---"- -"
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No o,s stock or patterns ct Orrs wai
Paper Depot, Al Twei''n ~
goods q specially.
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Try DE-. L,wis's s., so Health shoe.
For Health, Comfort and Durability has
no equal, at HAsENAuRs'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

PERSONS desiring TO make . goco, sac 10
and profitable Investment taAe ~
tLa Esole Building Association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

Do YOU wan. bright, new patterns in
Wall p8pe,? Go to Al Twelfth street and
you'u find ~them-chGap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

THE Eagle Building Association Will
start March 3ist. Take stock at once.
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H CONCLUSION
OF RIGHT REV. BISHOP KAIN'S SERIES OF
LINTRN LECTURES.
The LsaraSi Prtas Makes a Powerful Argument
in FAyG Of the Catholic Faith
and Doctrine

Despite the cherries and uninviting as
pect Of the weather, last evening, there
was no diminution in the immense con-
~gregstiOn, ~erOwding the Cathedral to hear
Bishop Kain's lectures on the Eucharist.
In this last lecture, which occupied one
nour and q half in its delivery, the Bis
hop after a brief statement of the argu-
nents previously presented in support of
the Catholic doctrine of the Eucharist, de-
yelCped the historical argument found in
the testimony Of the early ages of the
Christian church. Each point in this
proof ELECTED the closest attention.
II is admitted, said the Bishop, that the
doctrine Of the Catholic church to-day was
universally taught and believed, not only
at the date Of the Protestant reformation,
but for many centuries before that date.
In q letter written by Martin Luther to
Albert, Duke Of Prussiai in 1852, the leader
Of the reformation maintains that the
Real Presence has been taught and believed
in the church, even from Apostolic times,
and that those who deny it, must brand
rs heretics, even Christ and His Apostles.
However, added the Bishop, as a certain
minister of our city cited ST. Bernard, a
few Sundays ago, as opposed to our doc
trine, one quotation from his writings may
not here be out Of place. In his hlStractiO
SaesrdOtis (ch tx 23), st. Bernard thus ad-
dresses the priest; 'The bread in thy
hands is transubstantiated into the body
of the only begOtten Son Of God; and by
Thy blessing the wine is changed into the
most holy blood Of our Lord Jesus Christ
The fact that all the Oriental churches
agree with the Roman Catholic Church in
their belief Of the Real Presence and Tran
standardization proves that such must have
the teaching Of
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Hew Advertisements.

Buy your Shoes at Hasenaur's.
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l. r.

THE Eagle Building Association will be
the largest ever started in this section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

WHY do parties wanting WA. Ra. 1921
10 nsE,aLn Twelfth
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srp Suuds.
AND STILL THEY COME

Business has been way ahead Of our eTpecta-
ton, and NOTWITHSTANDING the immense aocS
We purchased when EaSt four weeks A2O,
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FIrat Ever
$50 In Gold Found on Main Street

Ladies' fine Dongola Kid Shoe at 81 .65,
HAsENAUER'S.
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gard
Van FOSseu & Co
HiIl's World Of Nov
No aud for Sale-W.
ale-JOhn A. Neh
Andes
AGE.
lion x Co.
er-JOhn Friedel.
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-lAE THE REGIS
names can secure
~uest, or order
vhereldeliyery
IMMEDIATE
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:, sr,so,, .osoessst AVN soist . ON.
~, asN auIsoFn att,-s"'
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-IedD's
!. nere the
musical goods Of
At bargains. Phi
- durI1gth day.
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OF EyN no 'orvVua " uoEiusAs
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w E.

Haze % duplicate slresdy. This will not sur
wise you. u zva-a what a magnificent SSort.
Ilent OF NEW SpElNG GOODS We carry ana
now wonderfully low We sell them. Not
outstanding the recent advance In prices, We
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THE GITY.

Record.
bs-a House drug
lg observations Of
lay: Z q. M, FL
8 p. IN, SO; Z p.
seable.
)a. m. 81; u m,
nl., "a. Weather
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
me UNIVERSAL CHURCH

for at least five hundred years before the
Protestant reformation; for no one would
think of charging those Eastern Christians
with borrowing these or any other doc
trinss from the Latin Church, towards
which they have always entertained so
great an a~ntipathy, since the time of their
separation. The Catholic Church has q
membership Of at least two hundred and
tVsntv millions. the Oriental churches
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29

latc convention, that they listened to ar
gunents and evidence presented and rot
ed to scat the delegation representing
tho pure, unauthorized principles of tine
republican party. Tho true blue ropab-
lican members of tho convention could
not allow the seating Of such partyless
delegation, even though personally they
may have preferred to. For their fair,
unbiased action The republican party Of
Lawrence county extend their hearty
thanks, and promise a moro substantial
return in November.
The boilers seem to derive vast deal
LOT satisfaction from the fact OF having
Bullock appointed Territorial committee
man, claiming that in this appointment
the regularly constituted delegates Of
this county, ana their supporters, are ev-
erlastingiy buried. Tie appointment of
Bullock is no great gain for them for
two reasons. First, lo merely took the
place OF Star, his partner, who had served
in that capacity FOR the past two years,
and in the second place the other two
members from this district, Coad OF Pen
nington and Phillips of Lawrence, are
against the boitsrs frst last and all the
time. AS tho boilers, through their
friends, had control of the convention it is
small satisfaction to get nothing more
than paltry committeemanship. The
Moody delegates, as they are called, won
the fight they went to Watertown to win.
They were seated by a convention, the
majority OF which, at the start, were OPP
posed to them and 7snqualifedly in favor
of the boilers. What else could they
desire? What else could they expect
To look upon the proceedings with q
calm, unprecedented eye it seems as if
the small army of boilers and their just
as small array of followers, vero inconti-
nently squeezed and settled. They were
refused recognition as delegates; failed
to get their candidate (Allon) nominated
for congress, and barely caught the APP
pointment Of central committeeman. If
there is any milk in that cocoanut they
are welcome to it.
Another source Of great satisfaction to
them must be the fact that the entire
Hills was-and is-against them. The
regular delegates received the cordial
and hearty support of every delegation
from the Hills. Politicians are in hard
way when they have to go six hundred
miles from home, among strangers, to
get their support. This is what the
boilers had to do in this case, and when
tho ides of November have rolled around
they will wish with the balance of Law
renee county that they had remained
away, among their friends.
The Moody delegation have returned
home with the republican party OF Da-
kota at their backs and with its unquali-
fed endorsement. The Bullock boilers
have returned with-what? A territorial
committeeman, and-tho ridiculo and
contempt of all honest men.
This is the position they occupy today,
hut that the position is new to them no
one believes.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29

The primaries for electing said delegates will
be held in the several precincts Saturday the
18th day of September. 1853, between the hours
OF o'clock p m. and o'clock p. m. of said day.
and will be held at the polling places designated
by the board of county commissioners for hold
ing the last election.
By order and direction of the Lawrence Corn-
ty Republican Central committee made at
meeting of said committee at Central City on
Saturday the 18th day of August, 1858.
j. w. FREEMAN,
Chairman Pro Tenn.
j. L. DENMAN, Secretary Pro Ten.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29
REPUBLICAN, County coNvEET1oE.

The republican county convention of Lawrence
county will be held at the Rink building in the
town Of spearfish; Lawrence county, Dakota, on
Saturday, September y, 1883, at o'clock n nl
for the purpose of placing in nomination eandi-
dates Tor county officers. for electing delegates
to attend the Fourteenth legislative district con-
ventiSn, for selecting of members OF the county
central committee to serve for the ensuing two
years. and for the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may come before said convention In
said convention the precinct representation will
be as follows:
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29

Twenty head Of fine driving and saddle
horses for sale cheap for cash, or on time
with approved security. Also have q
splendid stallion for sale. Call Oh John
Palmer, at Cole'n old stand, Sturgia.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29
nannt HntAI for Rant

Tho now hotel, situated Immediately
across the street from tho depot, owned
by Justus Schneil, is for rent. This is
one OF the best stands in the country,
and q grand opening for frst-claas
hotel man. Address
JUsTus ScHNELL,
Sturgis. Dalzota
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29
THE TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.

THE TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.
The territorial republican convention
has met, completed its labors and ad-
iourned. Great interest was manifested
in it's deliberations throughout tho terri
tory and the outcome of the contest for
the congressional delegateship.
Next in interest to the nominating OF
a candidate for congressional honors,
came the settling of the contest case of
Lawrence county. Great interest was
taken in this case by the entire conven-
ton. The opposition, i. e., the support
ers of the Bullock faction; had control OF
the convention from the first rap of the
gavel when General Allen, as chairman
of the central committee, called it to or
dor, until it adjourned; sine die at the
conclusion OF its labors. North and Cen
trail Dakota had combined forces and the
result was the absolute control of the
temporary organization. They appoint
ed their own committees on credentials
and resolutions and elected their own
temporary and permanent officers. In
controlling the committee on credentials
they undoubtedly considered that it
would seat the boilers of Lawrence
county-who represented their own fac
ton and very small minority of the re-
publican party of this county-regard-
less of the rights of the regularly consti-
tuted delegation and of the equities in
the case.
Representatives Of the regular delega-
ton and the boilers were brought before
the committee on credentials and allowed
to present their evidence. After listen
ing carefully to the testimony of both
sides and thoroughly canvassinG the
rights OF each, the committee, seeing the
overwhelming preponderance of evidence
against the boilers, decided by vote of
5 to 4 to admit the regularly elected del
egates headed by Judge Moody.
Although majority of that commit
tee was appointed because it was under
stood they would seat the Bullock bolt
ers regardless of evidence presented. yet
when the facts had been clearly stated to
them by Judge Moody, they could not
SO far forget their manhood as to. seat a
faction who were absolutely without
rights, in the convention, and send homo
the representative men Of the republican
party of Lawrence county, sent to Water
town by vast majority of the voters of
their party.
OF course, as was naturally expected,
the minority of the committee presented
their report, and tried all known means
to get it pushed through the convention,
even going SO far as to try to apply the
gag law, commonly called .the previous
thus intending to shut off all
debate. After thorough canyassing Of
thesubject tho minority report was re-
jected by vote Of 222 to 285. Imme-
diately afterward the majority report
was adopted by a vote against which
there seemed to be scarcely any opposi-
tion.
It's o credit to the manhood and hon
or Of the gentlemen who composed Ihe.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29
Forsaie.

The lease Of the Commercial hotel
property, with or without the furniture
forms reasonable. A rare chance for a
good hotel man. Call on or address
JOHN FARLEY,
Strlrpis. Dakata
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29
DAEOTA REPUBLICAN PLATFORM CON
DENSED.

l. Afraigns the general government
for denying Dakota admission.
2. Arra:gns Gov. Church for prostitu-
ting his Office to personal and ambitious
ends.
8. Endorses Harrison and Morton.
4. Declares for division and admission
of both Dakotas.
S. Pledges the convention to support
no man for Office having an equivocal di-
vision record.
6. Protection to, agricultural interests
against unjust discrimination in trans
portation. Asks for Improvement of the
Northwestern waterway, favoring ware
house law which will give every farmer
free market trust.
7. Determines for thorough revision
of Dakota revenue laws, whereby all
property shall be equally taxed and in
favor Of an effective usury law.
s. Welcoming foreign emigrants to
Dakota, who come to make their perma-
nent homes aud obey the laws.
8. Favors a revision OF the tariff and a
reduction on all articles where it can be
done without sacrificing American indus
tries and denounces the Mills bill.
Ia
of hostility to the Union soldiers and of
rewarding confederate soldiers.
IL. Endorsing all just means for the
Punishment Of the saloon from Dakota
borders
The sum OF $4,000 was raised at the
republican convention at WATERFOWL for
the purpose Of sending Dakota speakers
into doubtful congressional districts in
eastern states to present Dakota's claims
for recognition and her right for COM
planning OF the bitter injustice done her
in the part by the present democratic
administration.
Tho fifth plank in the platform adopted
at Watertown reads: ..That we, as del
egates in this convention, will support
no man for Office whose position upon
the question of division is in the least
equiyocal or uncertain"
The vote received by John FL. King in
the Watortown convention for delegate
to congress was not only high compi-
ment 10 that gentleman, but another
strong Endorsement Of The Moody dele
cation.
Blllcck's political aspirations, for del
gate TO congress were easily appeased,
when he could 30 shelved for minority
committemanship from the Hills. That
is about his size, however.
Fifteen persons werev literally behead-
ed at Neenah, Wisconsin. last week BY
the explosion Of q plant q boilers u Il
paper mill
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29
To REPUBLICAN, VOTERS.


We would call the attention Of the re-
publicans of this county to the call
printed at the head OF this column.
This is the call for the regular repubi-
can convention and is the only one that
should be recognized by republican vo-
tiers. Remember that primaries. are
called for September Is, 1883. This
call is made by the straight republican
party, the only one recognized by the
late territorial republican convention re-
Gently held at Watertown. Remember
this and govern yourselves accordingly.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29

Tho fifth plank in the platform adopted
at Watertown reads: ..Tbat we, as del
egates in this convention, viii support
no man for Office whose position upon
the question of division is in the least
eguiyocal OF uncertain"
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29

Fifteen persons werevIiteraily behead-
ed at Neennh, Wisconsin. last week by
the explosion Of q plant q boilers u Il
paper mill
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29

Bullock's political aspirations, for del
gate to congress were easily appeased,
when he could be shelved for a minority
committemanship from the Hills. That
is about his size, however.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29

The vote received by John Fl. King in
the Waterfowl convention for delegate
to congress was not only high compi-
ment 10 that gentleman, but another
strong Endorsement Of The Moody dele
cation.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-29

The finest eastenp
Ladies' Shoes S. AGO. and fire
Mems shoes, finest n the land, sewed, $500
A fine hmd-sewed, only 1913. An elegant inc at
width fnei Mems shoe for $3.50
Boys youths fom$ So 225, and $780,
Mems cheap Erogans $125 1.5O, g. 225
School Shoes can't spring tipped
Chldrens, all grades makes, fron5 o So