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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
OLD HUrCH's SECRET.

B.P Hutchison, better known az va
Hutch. sstonished the world by the hau-
her in which he manipulated the On cay
wheat market, making, tits SAID, %, OOV'
600 on his wheat deals, in less tnan
mouth. Eccentric, possessed Of iitlie Gu
ucation, his success seemed marvellous;
His friends and these who knew MIN
best were not surprised.
A'prominent resident broker OF Chicago,
who knows him well, tersely sums up
Hutchinson in these words: What ne
knows he knows well, and that's oiu
Hutch's secret"
We once heard a prominent stock ope-
rstor. speaking of Jay Gould, remark:
"He knew a year ago what the balance OF
us are lust finding out. Gould knows his
business thoroughly and we don't, else
we. too, would be Goulds.
4 noted manufacturer of certain medic
inal remedies has achieved a Worldwide
renutation simply because be possesses
thoronoh knowledge of his business.
Euterprisipg and progressive ne was no'
disposed to rest coatent with the introduc-
ton of the only genuine remedy LOT tns
prevention ard cure OF all Kidney anu
liver disorders, the name ana coaise'e' VI
Warner's Safe Cure being Familiarity known
in every household throughout the entire
civilized world-but be concluded 10 lur
ther benefit the world and revive some Ola
fashioned remedies which have, for perl
cd, been lost " .Lo
Re-discovered, they are the oldest, the
newest and the best
Used when the Pilgrim Fathers landed,
they have been much improved upon ana
are now known as "Warner's Log Caoin
Remedies" Chief among them being Log
Cabin Sarsaparills," for the blood, and
LEG Cabin Hops and Buchu Remedy"
tonic and stomach remedy.
Old Hutch's secret is worth its millions
of dollars to him, and millions of people IN
the United States will rejoice that they are
now enabled to secure the best OF those old
time Log Cabin Remedies through the use
of which our grandparents attained and
enjoyed rugged, healthy old age.
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in that country. AustrO-HunGary comes
next in point Of Jewish population with
l, 100000.
The unusually heavy proportion OF Jew
ish immigration to this country Is PROB
ably due. more than anything else, to the
striking contrast in the freedom which mas
been extended to all races and religious pur-
suasiousin this country with the treatment
which has usually been extended them oy
the Governments of Europe. 1t has been
relatively but short while since the old
time prejudice and tyranny towards the
Hebrews has been modified to an extent
which would allow them to live in COM
parative peace in Europe. OF recent years.
however. they have forced themselves to
the front, and the progress which they are
making in all parts of EuIope Is striking
illustration Of their energy and
espacity. In the most prominent uni
versities of Europe the faculties are made
up largely of Jewish professors. In vienna
more than half the lawyers are Hebrews,
and in Austria, particularly, is the race
making wonderful progress. In journal
ism. as in trade, they are in the front
rank. and the inherent financial skill OF
the race is enabling them to take most
active part in the regulation of the money
markets Of the world.
So remarkable has been the progress OF
The race in Europe that they have about
reed themselves, by the force of their own
energy. from the persecution to which |
.bey have been subjected for centuries by
he governments of that continent. They
'ay their way as they go, make good clti-
ems, and ask no undue favOrs; these have
been the characteristics that have won for
them the battle for their peace in Europe
The custom of the snObs at the watering
places of discriminating against Hebrews
Is un-Auerican and un-demOcratic and
,hould not be allowed to spread in this
COUNTRY of race and religious freedom
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is very likely the one that has conveyed poi
sons 10 your system from some old well.
whose waters have become contaminated
from sewers, vaults, or percolatiOns from the
soil. To eradicate these pOisons from the
system and save yourself spell of malarial.
typhoid or bilious fever. and TO keep the
hver, Kidneys and lungs in a healthy and
vigorous condition, use Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Ii arouses all the ex-
eretory organs into activity, thereby cleans
ing and purifying the system, freeing it from
ali manner Of blood poisons, no matter from
what cause they have arisen. All diseases
originating from torpid or deranged liver.
or from impure blood, yield TO its wonderful
curative properties. IL regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, promotes the appetite ana
digestion and cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, and Chronic Diarrhea. Salt-rheum,
letter. Eczema. Eryspeas, Scrofulous Sores
and Sweilings, Enlarged Glands and Tumors
disappear under its use.
Golden Medical Discovery" is the only
blood and liver medicine, sold by druggists.
under a positive guarantee Of its bene-
1ting or curing in every case, or money paid
Tor 1t will be promptly returned.
Copyright, 1855, BY WORLDS DIE. NED, ASSN.
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two get up in the porch Of the Iemple,
and secondly. because he is theoretically
the representative of King Solomon anu 10
the source of ell Masonic light ana know
lledge-the East is the place ard source oi
Masonic light.
The most perfused colo;s Of the universe
being blue, and as expressed by the olue
clouded canopy, or stary-decked heavens
where all good Masops hops to arrive al
last and find a heavenly nome, appears 10
be the principal reason for the emoiems OF
Master Maeon's lodge being blue, for their
Masonic lodge was to be meeting place
wherein they could prepare themselves ior
meeting in that spiritual home, that mouse
not made with hands, eternal IN the
heavens. Hence the name blue Lodge
| Notes.
The Deputy Grand Msster OF the Gfanu
Lodge of West Virginia, for the First Ma
sonic District. made his official visit to
Bethany Lodge No 60 on Tuesday evening,
and his visit Was made very pleasant ny
the brethren there. During the eveninga an
elegant repast WAS bad, which was pre-
pared by our worthy Past Master, ShrlVer,
and family. Every one present epJoyeu
the occasion.
Ohio Lodge No. l meets on Monday
evening. Work is expected a: that Time
Grand Commandery Knights Iemplar OF
West Virginia.
No doubt many of the Sir knights VINO
attended the last conclsve Of the Grand
Conmsndery of West Virginia, which was
held at Fairmont last Wednesday week,
will not soon forget the many circum-
stances which transpired, and tina pleasant
things which occurred during the day and
evening. and doubtless in years to come,
they v ill revert back TO our memories, OF
the ENJOYABLE meeting Of '89. Ole of the
pleasant features of the day Was the IN
cial visit of Sir Eminent L. A. Keed, OF
Alexander, Va, Past Grand Commander
of thsi Jurisdiction, and on the present oc-
casion the representative OF our Grand
Master of the Gtand Encampment OF the
United States. The Eminent Knight on en-
tering the asylum was received IN proper
form when he made an address tlled Win
good wlshee from our master cOnunanuei,
OF Virginia, for our success in all our un-
dertskiDgs as her youngest daughter. lie
r, maIks were received by all present IN
the most cordial manner
Sir Reed was accompanied by the Grand
Recorder of the grand encampment, Sir
WA. B Isaacs, who is also grand COM
mander of Virginia Sir Isaacs, also made
some excellent remarks just before the
close of the grand commandery and which
were enjoyed muchly by all the Sir
Knights, in fact the boys seemed to enjoy
everything, which the day brought forth,
land some which occurred later Such
as the parade, the banquet, and the gener-
Gus and grand hotel accommodations, and
also many of the Knights made special eff
forts to enjoy the serenade and social visits
of the Knights to their quarters, and es-
p cially the attention the visitors re-
ceIved.
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Referring to the Protection of Fish

To The Editor Of the Register:
SIR notice in the columns of the
Wheeling NetcS Letter of last issue, an ar
ticle in regard to Fish Bill, in which the
writer took sides against deposltiDg saw
dust in our streams, within our State, stat
ing that the lumber interest was so large
that it would not admit of doing so. Here
is copy of the Michigan Law on the sub
iect, and her lumber interests is ten
times more than this State.
1T shall be unlawful for any person or
persons to put into any CT the waters 'front.'
ing or bordering land where fish are taken
by the legal owner or occupant Of such
lands, any vessel or ship ballast, stone,
sand, coal cinder, ashe', log slabs, decayed
wood, bark, sawdust, or obstruction, or
filth of any other description. Any per-
son or persons offending against any one Of
the foregoing provisions, shall be liable to
fine not exceeding one hundred dollars or
imprisonment in Jail not more than 80
days"
Also here is copy from the statute
book of New York State in regard to pol
luting her streams with poisonous matter:
No person, association, company or cor
poration shall throw or deposit, or permit
to be thrown or deposited, any dye stuff,
coal tar, refuse from gas houses, saw dust,
lime or other deleterious substance, or
cause the came to run or flow into any of
the rivers, lakes, ponds, streams or any of
the bays or inlets adjoining the Atlantic
Ocean, within the limits of this State.
ANY person, firm or corporation violating
any Of the provisions of this section shall
be guilty of o misdemearoT and shall be
liable to a p nslty of fifty dollars.
These States look on this matter OF pol
lifting their streams with poisonous mat
ter as a sanitary measure, besides destroy
ing all fish tina, may cone in contact with
it ANGLBR.
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AYoUTHFUL ADVENTURE.
How Allen Thorndyke Rice Was Carried
OF to Europe.

How Allen Thorndyke Rice Was Carried
OF to Europe.
Boston, May 17.-There was roman
tic incident in the life Of the late Allen
Thorndyke Rice, that BOstoniaDs will re-
member.
When he was lad of come or years,
living in Boston, his parents separated,
and each sought possession of the child.
Oae day, while Allen was at school at
Nahant, black man called out the boy
and, smuggling him into the carriage,
drove rapidly away.
1t was plan arranged by the relatives
and carried out by their agents. The hack
man, however, was really a white man,
and was arrested, fined and imprisoned.
The party fed to Canada with the boy, the
mother with them. A quick trip to Port
land followed and then coaster was taken
to Richmond, from which port they sailed
for Europe. The boy remained abroad I'M
til 1874. 1t WAS understood this adventure
cost his relatives $50, 900 for expenses.
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RIDER HAeGARD, the novelist, will
visit Persia aud surrounding countries IN
attended. lie is an experienced traveller
and is used to the ways OF the Orient.
When he starts or on an expedition like
the one he now cOntemplates, he buys
small dog to accompany him. This Is the
only weapon he takes with him. DE
claims that the carrying Of firearms Is apt
70 awaken hostility among strangers. II
the natives should get the idea that he
meant to introduce them into one of his
Wild. wierd novels he would not find an
arsenal Of arms incOnvenient.
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X of II. Lodge.

Alpha Lodge, 424, at all her meetings
since the time of holding them was
changed to Wednesday evening, seems to
have improved in the attendance of its
membership. On Wednesday evening of
this week there was quite a crowd and a
lively meeting was held and the double
qusrtette was there, who when one of the
prominent members sings out in solo, the
automatic chime of bells join in the grand
chorus, which causes the boys TO smile,
but then the boys are happy, and of course
it's all right
Past Grand Dictator George Arkle. Su-
preme Representative to the Supreme
Lodge, K. OF H., left the city last week to
attend that body, which meets this year at
Indianapolis.
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the right aud two on the left. The com
mander then addressed the candidate as fol
loTE:
"Sister, you will kneel upon your right
knee. place your left hand upon the Bible,
uplift your right hand and repeat the fol-
lowing obligation:
81, Tina Barnert, with my approved
free will and accord, before these living
noble witnesses, do thus voluntarily prom
ise and obligate myself to visit the sick. to
alleviate the distressed, to sympathizs
with the bereaved, to uphold the good
name ofmaidens, wives and women gener-
ally, to counsel orphans and encourage
widows, to teach children to love and obey
their parents and superiors, to respect the
rights of all, to rescue the fallen, to know
in ly do no injustice, to advance honor
and suppress vice, all within the bounds OF
possibilities, in the sphere appropriate for
a lady of gentle degree and under penalty
which shall not be less than public and
conscious shame for disregarding this ooli-
CATION"
TIE lady did as directed by the com
mander, after which the four sisters stand
ing near advanced in turn and offered
words CT counsel and encouragement.
The lady candidate was then again bid
den to kneel, and the little girl presented
her with the jewel of the deccrotiOn, after
which the chaplain invoked divine bless
ing and the commander pronounced the
ceremonies ended.
Sister Barnert is the wife of Morris Bar
Dert, prominent merchant of Patterson.
She is at present district deputy of Passaic
district, and past grand Of Lincoln lodge,
No. 80, having served three successive
terms as noble grand.
The Rebekah lodges of Paterson have a
membership of about ITO. Lincoln lodge,
of which Sister Bsrnert is member, was
formed in 1873 and she has done much to
bring it to its present prosperous condi-
| ton.
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Children Starring To Death

On account of their inability to digest food
will find a most marvellous food and rem
edy in SCOTT'S EMULSION of Pure Cod
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites. Very
palatable and easily digested. DR.. S. W.
Cohen, of Waco, Texas, says: 81 have
used your Emulsion in Infantile wasting
with good results. It not only restores
wasted tissues, but gives strength, and in.
creases the appetite. 1 am glad to use such
3 reliahla article. y
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would have become the

would have become the L.
Napoleon III, in 1852; Princess 9'cs
Bavaria, Spsni b Infanta bv aa:ll
some six months ago caused ps,. Il
steruation at the Grand Op,rs q, ;. q
by her insane freak of insisbns DIT
the balus:rade OF the royal boys y ~
legs dangling over; pri cess ., va
house of WurtembeTg, another - we ~
Saxony, and several members NJ - !. 'ai,
ing families of the pretty soye,o 'ls ia
Germany. quits
The ducbes Of Cumberland
princess of Wales and of the 1 , Q, /
Russia. spent year in the asVlr f1i
now living with her husband ma a'3
most cured, while another rov. gan, /
who has but just been released pu1,,
st.aint there is the duchess 81 ''ou
sister to the empress of Aust. Aie,sl
one time the betrothed Of ~ Aad |
Bavaria. AZ
ROBBED A MERCHANT OF p,.
Prince Rupert of Bavaria a. 'Rs
grandson of the regent of the k;, ~,
IN the direct line of sucees.iaS 'o- &
throne, has likewise, within ,ba o
weeks, been placed at DoeSlipo p3s
care of Prot. Leidesdorff Tbs -'ls
may possibly he rememberet '.l' {
of an esclpade at P,r Nla
caused much excitement h, II,
He mysteriously disapo.,. ''le,
Munich without warning g., ava
departure, and sfer mas fa Ii
was discov .rsd a few weeks Z
French metropolis living wibs "a
ful, but rather elderly, vii. Of \, ,''s
tradesman. 1t was only with m. -'-':
difficulty that he could be prey,. ! az
to leave the banks of the Seine ~;
time he greatly alarmed is r..,t.
his threats OF putting an end to d.
the unfortunate shopkeepsr il ON.
with a view 10 marrying ais widos
TWO REMARKABLE PATIFy-. 4
Inc TWO most remarkable patieas Il
ever, have lately be9n Prince Snp,
who has asst made his escape n,
Prince Of MontenuovO, whose hlrts >,
subject of much distress to ths In,
family of Austria, and whose his,c,,
most romantic one. He is a son q h.
press Marie Louise, of F.ance the
the first Napoleon. and is,a hsltb,,,.
the Inflated lad who was u.hersd M, !
world at tle Tui.eries a. King r, "a
aud who died mysteriously AZ S,5os,S..
as Duke Of Reichs!adt.
The Prince Of MONTENEGRO bas ,....
the rank of general of calgayv s-s
been made a Prince of the Au.,,i.. :
pire when, abou: ten year. 40,
suddenly stricken with an acu,e ~,
demeniia, which rendered i,uec.s.s ,v,, :.
he should be placed uUder restraint
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SECRET SOCIETY NEWS
Various Items Of Interest to Members Of
Fratsrnal Orders.
MRS. BAREERT A LADY OF CHIYALRY.
News About the MaSOns, the Knights OF
Honor, Knights Of Pythias
And VARIOUS OTHER ORDERS.

There are only two ladies in the United
States who have been honored by the sis-
tiers of Rebekah with the decoration OF
chivalry. These are Mrs. kirkpatrick, OF
New York city, and Mrs. Tena Bsrnert, OF
Paterson, n. J. The former was made a
lady of chivalry in 1888.
The decoration was conferred on Mrs.
Bsrnert during the latter part of April OF
this year.
The ceremonies accompanying the pro-
ceeding were very impressive. After var
ious preliminaries an aid, advancing to the
commander, said:
General, this lady, Daughter OF Re
bekah, has bsen designated to receive the
decoration of chivalry, and here are her
papers patent"
The captain received the document from
the lady and handed it to the commander,
who examined and returned it, saying;
"Sister, your document sustains your state
,,,o,,+ hut bafora I confer mon Won the deco
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Elixir ofDates.

Is combination of the active properties
of dates, figs and prunes, and other tropi-
cal fruits It's pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely pOpu-
lar. 1t cures habitusl constipation, indi'
gestion, biliousness, sick headache, piles,
etc. Sold in 80 cent bottles by W. W.
Irwin, W. E. Williams, John Laughlin
and @. K. Goethe. J. T. Goodwin & Co
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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AMONG THE NOBLE INSANE.

Among those who may be described as
out-patients of the asylum are the Empress
Elizabeth of Austria, and the Czarins of
Russia, the former being under the care of
DR.. Krafft-Ebing, and the latter under that
of DR.. Won Leidesdorff. Among the in
mates are the mother OF the German en-
press, the Duchess Adelaide of Schleswig-
neutrality-suspicious., who, but for the
opposition Of her aunt, Queen Victoria,
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IT is said that among WORTH S latest IN
ventions is a train that falls over half a
ward or 80 at the top and does away with
the necessity for further ornament. This
is an improvement on that other invention
of a train over which a man falls half
ward or so at the bottom.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

SIXTEEN THOUSAND horses are slaugh'
cred in Paris every year for food. Horses
do not have lump jaw, or tuberculosis, OF
foot land. mouth disease, or pleuro-pneu-
mouia. Still the average citizen declines
70 eat them.
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GEORGE francis TRAIN says there Is
going to be big war shortly, and ne ad-
vises people not to pay their debts, but to
,et everything they can and hold on to 1t.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ism such fool
afea- All
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ration you m u S t
take the obligation
thereunto belong
ing. Daughter Of
Rebekah, are you
willing to take such
an oathf
LADY, am.
A beautiful little
girl, impersonating
Innocence then
took her position
Immediately in
front of the judge
advocate general,
and four Sisters Of
Rebekah pla c d
themselves two on
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COMMUNICATED by the French.

PARIS May 1.-THE French papers IN
animOusly compliment Miss Sybil Sander
son, the American prims donna, upon her
success in Massenet's new opera Wednes-
day evening
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WHAT'S the matter with the Boston
school children? Eighteen thousand OF
them have been whipped in one year
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SMALLPOX IN CHICAGO.
An Oklahoma Boomer Has Mild At
tack

CHICAGO, May 17.-Wm. E. Wood, aged
"a. builder by trade, was found in a
boarding house yesterday suffering from
smallpox. He came from Oklahoma few
days ago. Woods case is mild one. He
was removed to the smallpox hospital.
The boarding hoase was fumigated and
the inmates were vaccinated.
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Iris tru,hfully remarked that those who
walk for money are more fortunate IMAM
those who run for Office.
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egsP0SDESCE CONTRASTING iAtOhl a..
- sC,rrc-TEn rEo= EVERY PART or THE sOh-
cOvNDISG COrNrEN- ,-, mo-. ts -et,,rned
peiecfed communications Will not oe let11AHeN
- 49, rani.d by sufficient postage.
scans al ths denomination OF TWO Genus anu
- e-~--cl.srssf Tor amounts less than one doliar.
T9F REGISTER. snibrGrng lts seteroa, tI..o'.s,
er,lrrf ~ ftc P0EQfc. R h'tt1I'g ~ 'N-' Ne
eeorF eirss mailer.
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IS THE BEST
lPERIENT, LAXATIVE AND DIURETICI

uent. AsaR Aperient IL should
be taken before breakfast
.Ofeu remedies in my large experience CARTS
had deserves % De placed in the nrst rank
PROF. J sEEGES, Vienna.
ttN,o. Remedy has given me such excellent re-
s1ltsH DR.. A. J.. A. T0Bo-Dr, before the Ninth
Intern. Ned. Congress
Il consider the genuine Carlsbad Sprudel
salt an invaluable Remedy in all affections
OF he stomach. BOwles Kidneys Liver ana
spleen" DR.. GEO. Z. MADDEN, Lowell, Mass.
oIn Chronic Catarrh Of the stomach and for
diseases OF the stomach, Liver and kidneys, the
Carlsbad water snd Sprudel sails nave
proved themselves emineutly ethcaCious DR..
J. s. EcKLEs. Royal PrussiaH Medical Councillor.
Beware Of limitations The genuine article mas
be Signature Of "EIsSEE & MENDELsoS CO.
Sole Agents on the neck OF every bottle and on
each cartoon.
rANrglErs NAILED FREE UPON APPLICATION
EiSNER & MEXDELSON CO.,
Sole Agents. 6 Barclay St. New York.
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AN ASYLUM FULL OF CRAZY ROYALTY.
The asylum from which Prince Sulkow-
ski has escaped is situated at Doebling, a
pretty village about an hours drive from
Vienna. 1t is under the management OF
DIS. Krsfft-E0ing and Won Leidesdorff,
and is the most famous institution of the
kind in the world, at least az far as the
rank and station of its inmates are con-
cerned. Several Of the persons under re-
strsint, bath there and in the branch es
adjustment at Grsiz, are of royal birth
while there is hardly patient vino is not
entitled TO wear the coIonet of a duke,
prince OF count.
Many of them have figured prominently
in the contemporary history of Europe
while the lives of not few are enveloped
in romance. Indeed. admission to THU
most exclusive of bedlams is as difficult t.
obtain as the entree to the Bal bel Hof, a.
the private entertainments of the Empress
Elizabeth are designated in order to dis.
tiDguish them from the ordinary court bal
or Hofbsl.
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cOPyFigh'' l'ss, By WORLDS Dis, MED, ASSN.