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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
FATHER IGNATIUS on CEREMONIES.
WHY HE FINDS CONSOLATION II STATUS AND
CRUCIFTXES.

WHY HE FINDS CONSOLATION II STATUS NJ
CRUCIFIXTS.
Father Ignatius spoke at Cooper Union Yesterday
afternoon on "Tne Gospel Meaning OF Cati'Ac '''e
monies" u his address he said IN part
~The question which occurs 10 all 81 Us is whether
or not ceremonies arc acceptable 20 Gods h4Nd' we
can ONLY learn Gods mind from Ills Word 50 We must
20 to the I.hle to what lie thinks. Inc tH''N'S
of Christianity la, been toward ritlali'm IRON t''
earliest tm,s, and the Word 0t GOD. a. tpId DO ih"
ILlc show, us that ritUalSm J. lu lhTlh' ~ WIN
III, mind. At any rate, that :, my "pli' -. l'l
never fad a rltuaSt forcing others 10 actp' H. 10
UGfs though you find many trying =" h''he INC
ri,ir,lists give up Chat which tl"y lavc grown -
love and which they coGgdcr IL Gods wish that he}
.bnc,ld practise acknowledge there has been to
much A. ISOLATION 81 ritualSm and worthless. The
tual,t churches are thrpngc. with uncOnvct "a P"p'
sometimes whc preaching among them have icIl HE
throwing their candle, and their glldch ornaments -
the devil FOR zee these things used By unconvcItd
! ,oonle who use them for what they are, instead "
| for vhat they represent. Ntualsm j. not A mater
~ taste bat matter Of obedience. Many believe ITO
reo a. images wrong, because. they say It tends to
! ido,atrv But there is evidence In the Bible thai
Christ sanctioned the use Of Images. lmaees sci ~
a. symbols and sigu7 seem 70 me u be not Only III
/ harmony with the idca~ Of God, but III dc'Oiudh''
with His express command 10 Noes Lho" t"a'
personally | have received much consolation from
statues and cruc!fxcs for they have Kept me icnndei
hotter than ANYTHING else could do Of tic sacrifice
that Chris, made for me. A person entering a great
, Episcopal or Roman church cannot help being In
rr.ssed with the sacred character Of tie place. Leave
me my brethren, my freedom 10 u,c tlcs9 form, aiC
ceremonies and ! gladly and freely leave Won IT, o.
a. you choose can shake hand' with YOU Just AZ
cordially a. if you agreed with me because eNt"rHal
can never separate those whom Christ has Joined b.
geth His holy faith"
| Ia her Ignatius win spcaN oday during thc moo
; ! hour. 10 men only, IN the John Street Ncthou
! Fplscopal Church He VIII speak tonight in tr
Chuic, OF the Int recession, Eleventh. ave. ana Uht
4 llnn dreda nd. ftv clClih Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
ROOMS FOR THE LINCOLN REPUBLICAN, err.

The Rev Or. II. Hcber Newton takes a deep Interest
in the education and welfare Of the wOrkingmcn. III,
latest effort IN that direction is the gift Of the use Of
coscy rooms t. the Lincoln Republican Club Of the
XIXth Assembly District at BlOadway and FITS
elghthst. TIE members Of the club are mostly work
ingmen. jeremiah Murphy. the well known labor al
vocate, is it, president. Meetings are held on the
first and third Tuesday evenings IN each month. at
which the issues Of tho day are debated by tie
bers The organization is growing In membership.
II has about one hundred members on It's roll, repro
ecnting thirty ccctOn districts IN the lo"cr part OF
the XIXth Assembly District The Executive Tom
mittce contempatcS rev feature. t'at OF making II
a mutual aid association well as political one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
4 FATHER'S DEADLY HEAPON.
Young CRAY MAY DIE FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED
IL FAMILY QUARREL

vor-vC CRAY MAY DIE FROM WOUNDS KhNfANED
IL FAMILY QUARREL
lanes Gray. a boiler fireman twenty I'VE Y'ar' o'"'
,-ho was removed from his home at No. ''' " -
rrcotv.niuth,t Ia bellevue Hospital On "oi"c''",
iobt suffering from stab wounds in the nfe''' "''
h,d VA believed b. be dying al the hoSpnhl H''''
d,v lie made an ante rort"m statement 10 '''".'',
,rcrncr declaring that his father. Patrick cray n'i
,,.hhod him He however tried to free Ms lh'Hot
,, hlaoc nv stating that the wounds were ihiilceu
I'm Selfdcfcnce >, ,
Patrick GRAY is a hbon'r hfty nine years olu' "''
r,os AT y, 5l9 West twenty cighthst. Tic "a' ''
A.. me rooms on "wednesday nisht when the ponce
,,.-e informed Il the -tAbbing. James, VIE was
,,,..crt ol.p and heard her husband tell me ponce
,b,, bis father had stabbed him. she advised heF
,,o, ,,Iou not 10 make any statement concerning 'c
rpfn- and he followed her advice, eACeP, t't ~.
cc"icd that he had wounded hi, son. fa'IICs 80 W.
49,, ,d and Yesterday he was held at the JcueIsp'n
WcrLot Police Court to await nc result OF MS s'H
Injuries. . A.. .t.. ,:--,vs dr,nl, lquOr u, freely
o.. ,,,,c. James and hl, wife qnareiied frrlutn.1
md hcr father In law tolk her part 20 'u'n an cAT W
ttat tho YOUNG man became ieii',,' l.o iP,r-oi
,-ou,ht that the -tathus resulted iV"n " t,'.or
Irt Tecn the Young couple and Patr'k "rN III. .,i,
c.rcrcs I'm his daughtor n laws tehalf. JANIS 1
io va, about 10 strike his father when ne vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

30 900 bushels on the floors when ien. -
accident had occurred during the storm Oh
the malt would have been ruined lis value was "'''
80 900. III, ro,novinC the
All day yesterday were at WORN e. .ho hean Of
malt from the avenue. and before nlGhiaii VIZ nm ihat
ycnyy grain had been reduced in size so ~ " ID
Edward s. Schaefer expected to have the iaii a. 10
oover again within the next twcnty-iour hnoce Ia
there was no rain meanwhile he SAID tic sa,A ao ~,
the malt would not amount % much me u'nnt1 taIi
the building was about $4,000. ana the oss m
on the brewing company. fToDaulf, "a s down and a
portion Of the malt house will be pulled oo"h anu
larger building erected. ,,., 40 have becn
The cause OF the collapse believer 10 nav w.
weakness in the wall, but Mr. echaeicr dei IN
that the wall had bugcd notceably ana tiat p 1mo
men had remarked It's dangerous cohoi'io" va
/ day evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

(O4ft--ttu'fAi ID. u-it''fhH Voh
Sgpsr,.ne Ctuft Chambcrs Bfote Rcach J.-No'on
losi; si,e' fefn-r''' before ''S''A'''
sap,em" coa-t s. Term Part I H. AndFg W.:
! 5,l IS ' p 'ld ios ~ 1910. iss 40 a. 1884,
''% sa jg3 To- VT Hctae, a1o y o.
ssl 30 10 -. 2sa5 2s2d ~ $3.50 -sJi -e''-'
& -i .s o ~ -c, oar II Beorc Lawrence J.
N,- 1850 1850 400 1853 80 ii -. - 80 ri
.'o3 90 -aS5, lls'07' -'''' -'''
soprr ,5, III ~, ES g,es 2 i"S a55
'5e3. ~ $'st aaa% IA - 80: in5 t53,
,Sss.. ~ s5.I. s,g5. $3.50 ,'J3, 'oeo, 1850. io'
s,rremc cour,-crcult-pn " Before patterson J.
. Soa p ,Ss r Ha3,9" WOOD " 80 d" ~
Tor orois,c VII, Of ,'oo.ega lncy' 1 =, y, H.,
~ ~ I,rcs Kcrfoot T.. Il F.dhu-en. Geo-rr 'hI.
~yer w-m ., r-'i i'n,, sodiingc c' To- 80
superior Court special Icrm-I'eoro Trua'' Jos
surc oursTT, IeF~Ir ,,idd. n''oF' DaSFo J.
Hnp'rior Couft-r, Tern-rart II-Adiourned for the
Superior Coor, Trial III before o'GoFnan
So" 1891 80 2i 49, 700 GS 9a$ G ltI tho term.
COMMON olpi Equity form p.ior. BooA''a'cr' J.
NO" toS - non or Special rcrm-boarr nl''hor J.
,, [ot IT, Tern s r &c., sG GS''' pa, .n 9s,i
Xo, 20 ia $50 595 300 -, s@' .3' 81 s 80
sc Common nm Te5%-r'J Ilncfso p'' J.
Coion pleas Trial Term. Part III -b'ior" Pryor. j.
i,r SourtrS pcolai ictn-Brforc F,tzsImon' i
Motions A.. ,,..L
| .,,,t cause, Nos @il5 800. 3"u6. .s2l 3'''. N''
,g"l' :.,1o 500 500 a'lo s'lt $500 5000. 30
| .,tn ',.tt l,r3 glc3 got. 3'l, 800. $40
Cl,i Coari-Ira Tcrn-rar u Rotor. ,'lcccfch -
| .h.,, .,u.rs No.. H,t- J.ij. blTf. .,'". J.ot Hu-
| ,.1a r. - 37Io. sslI asst. 1852. a,'i: $500 @1ts
! 49," Ill 3Irp 9;il 39O3 2sGl -I-3 30 j''I
| " H. tolti rra y rm-tl-t lIl-P'forn N't'oNn J
short cau-,, Ho.. S723. %5l Psl 80, 2, , $ Ss
| 1,tc q,io 1850 8s22 200 1871 1901. Jl5j
CIV CoLrt-l rial lem Part ~ Before McAdan. G. }
| four Of General ScssiousPart Before Martina. j.
aud A..i.tant hi .rctAttorney DavlsNOs. to lb. In
| elusive. ,.,, :, =, .. ,,,.u.u,t,
and ASSISTANT District Attorney Bcord-No- (" e. Ia
Corr, ~ General Sessions III Before Cowing J.
md Assistant DlstrictAtorney Jcrome-No,. b o. IN
| elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
THE PRISONER .SyEARS TO Az ALlBI.

Charlie, Rohan charged with robhng Mis- Charlotte
Cohen and irving her Mt her home East seventy
ninthst I'm 1895 ook stand In his own behalf I'm the
Court II General sessions yesterday lie said that h. had
never been In New.York before H. brought here under
arrest few weeks In 1850 he sworc he was In the
HACK Ills and ia Cleveland ana no nearer this city lie
dc,A having made statements indicating his guilt.
some ~ the recalled strengthen their
Identification Of Rohan and the case adjourned until
today one q keepers at sing Sing Prison jackson.
will try u Identify the prisoner as convict who wae In
Sing Sing Prison Ia 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
Mr. FELLOWS EVEN SLOWER THAN DEATH.

The charge been made that DisrctAtOrney Fellows
and his assistants slow d. ath in disDosng II
the cases Of men charged with crime This assertion j.
true in instance. for has light in
death three weeks ahead Of he District
Attorney and 1t took that Official two months md
II out. Jerucham Bolt held In police court on
August Is await the action OF the Jury on the
charge II practising medicine Illegally No. 40 Orchard
Attorneys oce Ia.lICadod the a. the Grand jury
october p. interval Of two months having elapsed
Bot, however. grew urfd Of the delay IN his
case and October weeks before the indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
,,vrre,S trr1yes OF RncouNEyDArGoN.

N,,or Graz: mad. public yesterday n" Ie''r' @.
, p,1tvp ptv,., r,r Police justice. Among
% ave .ou.l,o eu!stl., from ,. b. Thurlcr K''o'He'
r-,der,ck Sny,h David Mcclure. J. Lf"AFd simmons
,,dept u thc Fourth Naro1n. Bank JOS D. !'Ilo
hue senator Wlilnn !. Brown, llN" N'"'" -, -.
"' r.,ho,u some = these c0rm' udntory
ttor. ar, .A,-avagan, ard ridiculous ann th''r pi,
lion viii stimulate popular inquiry a. :" "ha' c'lu 10
induced men OF unqualified standing IN IN" commune
..',. a. tho hl,h ch,rc,er prob.ty ability and moral
.,irdn..s Of low ghmil keeper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

At the H. X F.. Club house, No. 40 Fifth ave. a
complimentary dinner gvon Yesterday t. william
f. shcdd by the entertainment committee Of the club.
4 which Mr. >hcld wa chairman during the last
,ca,on H. b. Burchald, tie pre- -cn chairman Of the
committee prc,id cd. Covers were laid for twenty.
Their. present we're Frank = Williams. Edward l. MIL
han Edward W. Forrest. ". Il. Stafford, llnuf rd Caw
ford Frank Dri~cr. Henry y. llntS. Irving H. TINS
Edwin Tucker r.. VI. IOuman- and Nathan Clark. j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

=, ,r,,n., him. he died. Hc TOOK t'i' eAt'cmc
found sensS ooinc nnv notice whatever to the Dis
measure 1,o TG oae bling probably %g,n s frsasta
hc Indictment was apparently laid aside .S "I a O SSr T., TWO
ago wh.n cemetery. Pa k,iut l.. l. for moro than two
Wa,nin3' Tl.,rTtay essi.nnJ Dstrict.Atoinc, Davis
vowed before Judge MARITIME that inc "N'' N''
rnts.rd This was accordingly done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

- .,n,v the officer with spurious coin dollars auu re-
oi,od slO from him In exchange FOR t"ch'''h'o ~
do,i,rs Mestsyer HANDED the package coh"Aii'nS W.
' e.~,tc. man McManus testified 10 seeing inc
v handed over 70 Lang and then % l'agR' ule orIs
action having taken place at Twenty-eighth'st anu 'A
ave ,,to, rvo OF
Ncstaver then waived further examination. i"o W
-, o,,,d.r,,.s Frank l.. Seayer and James j.
'r,v will have an examination at D. H. To-Day ocOi'
Co,nmi.sl oncr Shields
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
THE CASE NOW WITH THE JUDGE.

Argument finished y'sHriay p''"r' ''u-' ~, ,h
10, rho United states Circuit Court, IN IN" SUN VI "
I.,,,ca states against the Union Pacific i'afo'u a
,..,cro Union Telegraph companies for about 9i-'O'
,d bv the pnintlG to the dciendant- which, IL Is uEV'
bouI1 have been us,d In paying part of th' o''u .
.,.I,c.. 90 the "a .road company % III" Ihtcu 7'"
" ~, wound ,,p his statement o. the telegraph
rr,.,y'. -ide u the case ARENAS II. Io'H'1 -
,- ,,c Union Pacific and DistrictAtt'rh'S 'u
,rc,ell. answered their arguments IN behalf Oh 'h' Wv
crnncnt Judge iNcombe reserved t"e u'''-'''
,,ll instruct the Jury 70 bring IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
NOW LILLE nErErrIvE norGHr spr-REors coLyS.

Officers u United states Secret Service told before
commissioner Shields yesterday how they had trapped
william Mcstsycr charged selling counterfeit
coin dollars at wholesale. G. Ray Barg. of the
onc.s told how h. introduced to stephen Lang who
made him Acquainted with Mcstavrr. M"-f"o" "r"".-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
now SNAIL KNIT GocDS BE APPRAISED,

The Board 81 General Appraisers Is considering a
question OF great interest 20 importer, and manuact
urcrs ~ knit goods. The question Is whether kul,
goods shall be assessed knit fabric, articles Of
wearing apparel II every description The Board
Is expected t. make it, decision IN u few DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
1hn Admi.,Ion OF Idaho.

WASHINGTON, March The majority
of the House Committee on Territories
have completed their report on the bill Tor
the admission CT Idaho. Tbs report Is
favorable and will soon be presented in he
House. The msjlriiy are only holding
their report back until minority rePorh
which Messrs Springer ard Mansur are
preparing in opposition TO the bill, Is
ready. /. is stated that the minority VIII
favor en- omnibus bill that will inelnde
Idaho and several other territories.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
DIED.

GRREN.-Thursdsy, March 9th, 1890, at 3
O'Clock p m MICHAEL GREEN, aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence on Eighteenth
street, Saturday morning at $50 O'Clock. Re-
QUEEN mass at 9 O'Clock. Friends are invited to
attend. Interfent at Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
THORNBURGH- Thursday afternoon, March
9th, 1890 at las o'clock, THOMAS q. THoRSBURGH,
In his thirty sixth year.
Funeral services at Zane Street NJ. +. Church
this Saturday afternoon at 100 o'clock. Friends
of the family invited 10 attend Interment at
Stone Church Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08

THE Board Of Commissioners have I'm
ished their jail inspecting trip and the
msiority Of them seem to be Of the opinion
that 500, 600 is the proper price for q new
iail. Very well; let them keep within this
limit, as far within it. in fact, As possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08

ME-. BLAIR in the Senate yesterday said
that the Republican party was pledged 10
its platform to the support Of his bill,
waieh is true. Mr.. BLAIR further said,
that he owed no allegiance to a party that
lied. Mr.. BLAIR Is an old man; it has
taken him losg time to discover the true
character Of the Republican party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
MILLS SHUT DOWN.
ono Result of thu ID, pr es,iOn I'm the Carpet
Industry

Ono Re suit OF thu d. pfessiOn I'm Tho NAfpS1
Industry.
RosTON, March THE American Wool
Reporter to. morrow will say: the in
tensiiy of the depression which prevails in
the iuersin carpet makiog IL dustry hes re-
suited in = oorceried effort by msnu'sc-
tufers 10 devise mssus II relief A com
mi,tee appointed some weeks since by the
Manufacturer Association hiss received
sufi eisnt support TO wnTrGat them IN al
visiug stoppsge Of % Per cent. oil the
looms now in operation for nine monins'
There is every reason 10 believe the re-
Communications will be put in execution.
The Let OF April is mentioned as the date
for shutting down, the time expirirg DE-
ceu,ber p. next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08

ELSEWHERE will be found 8 complete
account Of the hanging Of FELIX KANfPF
at Charleston yesterday. 1t is the fret
hanging that has takea place in this State
for many years. Whether or not it was
owing to this fact that the job was done in
a rather bungliDg manner, It IS
hard TO tell. After the drop fell
the scafOld, which appears to have been 3
very poorly constructed affair, fell, also,
aad those on il and the corpse all went
down together in heap. Although no
one was reported seriously hurt, the incl
den, is not a pleasant ore 10 read about.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory"
They are not;
but like
all counterGeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
HAMMoND no TRUrH-IELLER.

Labouehsre Dsri-s Every One OF His
statements.
LONDON, March 7.-Mr. Lobooeaere' u
an interview o, the subjses Of the C.eve-
land street ecaudal, said it could rot be
denied that Hammond Sss assisted 10 es-
cane. The books Of Cooks tours. Offices,
he aid. show tat Mr.. Newtou, TIE soliei-
tor cf Lord Arthur Scmerset, bought tex
ELS 10 America Tor Hammond and the BOY
who accompanied the latter IN hi' hignt
There are also number of letters which
prove that Hammond was assisted to leave
Inc countrv. Mr.. LabOuchere said II was
untrue that Hammond was paIalyzed:
On the contrary, he was always IN GOOD
health. and was we'll aware Of everything
that was going 90 in the Cleveland street
house. Hsmmond's wife aod sister, who
kept house to- hin, sl,o knew toe eoarac-
ter of The plsce. Mr.. Llboucaere bad net
heard CT the BsVeridgss' house IN Eustoo
road and wss sc'p.icAl ~ to its existence,
he suggested that q erOss-exsmina,ion OF
Hammond end TIE boy who d ID with hin
20 America would elicit valuable iscls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08

No TWO rival papers 10 tie Z nited States
have bsen more bitter toward eseh other
than the Cleveland Leader rep and the
Olevela5d PlaiHdealer Dem The editor
Of the Leader died the other day, and no
sSeeter flowers Of esteem graced bis bier
than those laid upon it By the PlaiAdsaleT.
Strange. isn't itY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08

CONSTANT READER: TOour knowledge
there is nc such person or character in fic-
ton az "Fsa,berstOEe Kate, Of Arkansas +"
You have probably been confused by hear
ing Of the FEATHERsToNE-CATE contested
election case from Arkansas. The prinei-
pal actor in that incident was not wild
Western female highwsymaD, but suaVs
and gentlsmanly pirate named Hon.
THOMAS B. REED, Of Maine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
Some Higher Than Noble.

Secretary Noble is authorized to de-
nouuce Republican fiies-hOlders as unscru-
pulous law breakers, but eis not author
izsd by the President 20 demand their
resignstions. And so they remain Repuo-
licsn cffice holders 10 higher standing With
the administration than Secretary Noble
himself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08

THE wheeling, West Virginia, REGISTER. de-
clares that the Republican party is standing
upon the very brink Of svolcano. Yes, is got
up there so It could look a. the Democratic party
which Is Just now down in the crater. -KaHsGs
CRY Globs.
There will be an eruption Of those Demo
Gratis shortly, that will sweep the Republi-
can PARTY into eternity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
10000 Eggs IN Her Cargo.

y T |TII99
PrrrsBURe. March 4-Eggs formed 8
large psrt o. the cargo OF the steamer
Andes. which arrived from down the Iiver
today. On board were SEQ cases eontsir-
ing $50, 600 eggs, which is believed to be
the largee. Shipment ever brought here By
water
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Chsirman Nc
Kipley, Of the Ways and Means Commit
tee. saia to Your correspondent this alter
noon; Tee tariff oil, which will be sub
mitted by a majority OF committee 70 near
lv completed. 1, will be presented TO the
Hnnsn !, ahnnl twn weeks "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
WEIGH MEMORIAL.
sa5, 900 Raised for the Family OF the
Humorist.

$4,000 Raised for the Family Of the
Humorist.
NEW YORK, March THE WEIGH me-
morisl fund has been closed. 1t WAS start
cd by the newspaper associates of the late
Philip H. Welcb, whOse good natured
satiIe and pointed pleossntries won him
wide popularity. Mr.. Welch died about q
year ago, leaving widow and four young
children, and the fund was started in rec
ognition Of the heroism with which he
kept at his work uncomplsinipgly with
death staring him in the face, and in order
to educate the little ones he left behind.
More than $25. 900 has now been raised,
subscriptions having come from all over
the country and from hundreds who were
touched by the story of Welch's brave
struggle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
WANTED A THIRD.
A Parkersburg msn Who Was Muci
Married.

A Parkersburg msn Who Was Much
Married.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, March g.
Frank whiting, young man OF about 30
years, has been arrested on charge Of
bgsmy. he appeared in this city as a
single msn, and yesterday induced a young
lsdy 10 elope with him. The couple went
10 Marietta, o, and.going to magistrates
office, Whiting left the young lady and
vent out to procure license. Ga bis re-
turn to the Office, Whiting was confronted
by two women. who both CLAIMED to be
his wives, in addition to the one who was
prepared TO become his wife. Instead Of
marrying him the Squire sent him to
prison to await trial.
~ have been afflicted with an affection
Of the Throat from childhood, caused by diph
theris, and have used various remedies, but
have never found anything equal TO BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Rev. &. NJ F. Hampton,
Piketon Ky. Sold only in boxes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
The ouleksst Way.

chicago Tribune.
Puzz' ed StraDger-Isn't there a saloon
somewhere along this street?
Equally Pnzzled SIanger-Thst Is
what was bout to ask you. Pm trying
to find one myself.
Both Strangers (struck BY the same hap
py thought Police Police!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
2slisiuus 9utites.

THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Pastor,
IT Kew. d. A Cunningham. d. ID 1880 m,
THE Enduring Word" 1880 p. m, "The Power
OF Example"
OF. MATTHEW'S CHURCH-Rev. K. r. swcpe,
= DID, RectOr.-Services at 1880 q. IN. and
ESQ o. m. Services st the Town Hall, Him Grove,
at $3.50 p. IN.
DIsCIPLE,' CHURCH, CENTRE WHEELING
Pastor Elder ]. A. Hopkins. Preaching
to morrow at 1880 m, and 7:SO p. IN. by froi.
f. rowling. Of Bethany College
TNOURTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
II Services conducted by the pastor; sermon
IN the evening upon The 6odhood OF Jesus
Christ " Second sermon. Seats free TO every
body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
Dr.. PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver. stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per
fectlv harmless. One a Dose. Sold by
DRUGGISTS p cents Il vial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08

| 90
state If West Virginia, County Of ohio, IS:
|. John Wagner Cashier of the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above State
ment is true 10 the best of my knowledge ana De-
lief ..,.,.r, l,-,,
Signed JOHN WAGNER CASHIER
Subscribed and sworn to before methis 7sh day
Of March, 1899. ,,
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:
J. K, McCORTNFI.
q. W BROCKUNIER,
NJ. BELLY,
80. Directors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
Horsrord,s Acid PhOsphate

a NNNWIN11H1 HV11ENF
Used in place of lemons or lime
Juice ft will harmOnixe with iueh
stimuIants as are necessary TO take.