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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
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1t is understood that the Grand Lodge of
this jurisdiction will hold a special con
clave in this city in the near future They
will look up the interests of the order in
this State, and probably put a special or
ganizer in the field This will, no doubt
be a good move and will help TO increase
the interest in the lodges already estab-
liShed.
Welcome Lodge, No 6, received thirteen
applications for membership on Thursday
evening, besides initiating six candidates
and comforting the Second Degree on six
others. The lively interest and fraternal
feeling in the lodge seems TO be stronger
than ever, and we predict that the mem
bership will reach 200 before very long
We regret TO say that about six or seven
were reported on the sick list. Forty-four
members were present.
Three assessments are called for Febru-
airy.
The committee appointed by Welcome
Lodge to prepare plans for refurniShing
McLain's Han are hard at work on the
same and will report shortly II is pro
posed 10 put the emblems of the order on a
large scale on the outside of the building
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
Card from Barney McEntee.
III fhe Editor ~ IL Rlqist 4:

10 me Ehtof ~ tNf Atfgtotffs
With your permission l ask for a small
space of your valuable paper, with the OBJ
iect of calling the attention of our Council
or those in whom authority is vested 10
take some action looking TO the peace OF
our citizens and the enjoyment OF their
rights /, in common with great many
others of our city. are interested to know
the statues Of the Pennsylvania Company
both as regards the city at large and the
citizens Our city is growing fast. prop
erty growing more valuable and the neces-
sitv of a right understanding with all OF
the many and varied interests that we now
possess, and for the better understanding
of those who may come hereafter should
of themselves impress our Council
fully as TO their duty-and ! desire TO
especially refer to the Pennsylvania Com
panv II enters the extreme northern lin
il of our city and passes directly through
its center 10 its southern exit. passing over
and through the most valuable part OF the
city, and, strange 10 say, no records OF the
city show why or what manner they occu-
DIV the street over which ii crosses. There
are no ordinances or bylaws governing the
safety of the citizens or in any manner
guarding their rights. The Pennsylvania
Company dominates its power TO such an
extent that il is but recently that one OF
our citizens was SlugReu, hdhucuieu anu
carried off TO jail in order that they might
perpetuate their authority. And in the
| face of these acts we find our authori-
ties in a manner dumbfounded as to
their duties. Yet this same company is
not idle, as all along its line
! il is reaching out its fangs and gathering
in all the property it possibly can, and un-
der shadow of law in many cases robbing
many of those along its line of property
that does not really belong to them, and
for which they have not the shadow OF
title. Not only this, but the maintaining
of nuisances of so dangerous nature that
one may hear at almost any moment OF the
death of some of our citizens along the bar
ricade they have erected in the way of a
big fence that they might compel subiec-
ton to their absolute authority, no matter
at what cost or at whose sufferance.
BARNEY MCENTEE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
Manual Training for Girls.

To tie Editor Of the sunday Regtster:
SIR: Your publication, the other
morning. of the successful Inauguration
of Mr.. Chas. c. Hooks Manual Train
ing School, at Raleigh, \. c., makes no
allusion to the training of girls. In my
opinion. girls. by reason Of their mar
row sphere of action and limited oppor-
tunitieS for learning, have greater
comparative need for manual training
than boys. This applies particularly to
such essentials as sewing, cooking, dress
cutting, pattern-making, etc. person
ally know of ladies who, in common with
their mothers, have no practical knowl-
edge Of some of these matters, which
should be familiar 10 every woman. 1t
is superfuouS to add any further argu-
ment in favor Of my position, as the
force of my claim viii be apparent to
every mother. 81 friends in common
with myself, have noticed the apparent
disposition to coufne manual training
to boys, and here is much Sollcitude
upon this point Of giving to girls equal
advantage.
A MOTHER WHO PAYS TAXES.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAs

Monongalia Lodge No Al, of Little Falls,
has 40 members and good treasury II
now meets in its new room over Hutchin-
son \ Jacobs store Piedmont.
At meeting of the Uniform Rank, X of
p, held Tuesday evening January -, 1891,
at Kingwood the following officers were
elected: Captain, Ed. $. Elliott; Lieuten-
ant, Dan Il. Jackson; Herald. julius X.
Monroe; Recorder, Gus J. Shaffer; Treas
urer, J. +. Murdoch.
Manner jenkins. G. X. of II. & s. OF Pied
mont. has moved his Office from Buck Row
20 the commodious Office over the postoffice,
on Second street, where all members OF the
order will receive a cordial welcome.
Piedmont division No 10. L r., of Pied
mont. elected the following officers Tuesday
night: Captain. John h. JarbOe; First
Lieutenant, A j. Clark; Second Lieuten-
ant. Manner jenkins; Recorder, c. 4. 10.
veuStein; Treasurer, L. p. Jameson; 5.
II Guard, W J. Conaway; :. X. Sentinel,
Ernest HUH.
Lafayette Lodge No Will hold a ban
Duet in the Piedmont Opera House Thnrs-
uay night. February 18th, in honor Of the
twauty-Seventh Pythian anniversary.
ClarkSburg division, Uniform Rank,
elected the following officers last Tuesday
night: D. X. Reed, Captain: j. W. Bow
Bowcock, Lieutenant; Lee II. Vance, Her
aid; O. q. Owens, Recorder; Lloyd Reed,
Treasurer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
HENRY ". STANLEY.

The lecture of Henry NJ. Stanley on
Tuesday evening promises to be great
literary event. OF the great explorer, the
New York Herald says;
1T is scarcely necessary to say that it
was narrative full of painful interest
and that it was followed with full apprecia-
ton by most attentive audience, which
was Ii nited IN number only by the capac-
ity of the hall. Even the wretched weather
did not prevent the hall from being filled
by an assemblage in which there were
many men and women Of distinction. The
lecturer spoke with his usual rapid, fore
ible delivery. He became more and more
animated as he proceeded, and at times his
earnestness became so great that it was
evidently an effort at self-control for him
10 pin himself down to his printed pages -
The seats upstairs are on sale at - and
80, while there are also few choice
seats on the ground floor at $50, which
all would do well to purchase early to-
morrow morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
ANOTHER INSTANCE.

The charms Of theatrical life 20 the
maay semi crazy young girls who think
their happiness and fortune are on the
stage. and to parents who are disposed
20 eldulge their daughters, may receive
a damner from the sensational news cir
cu.a-iug over the country through the
medium Of the press. concerning Miss
HATTIE HAEvU'S infatuation. ItrunS
somewhat thus:
THIS young Chicago actress became
mady enamored with an EngliShmsn
in her company named BROOKS. The
company disbanjed 40 Cincinnati last
week. but the young woman's father, who
is connected with the Hotel Richelieu. in
Chicago. offered 20 take the company
out again If she would give mp BROOKS.
This she refused TO do There have
been several exciting scenes in the
Graad Hotel. and the girls mother had
Two ia.utiug spells over the affair.
ErookS was married TO ANNIE LEAF,
comic opera singer, who got divorce
from him few months ago. IL is said
thar he also has a wife in England. He
saws that hc has not seen her for seven
wears. and considers that long absence
FROM her equivalent to divorce.
Miss HARVEY is a very pretty girl of
nineteen years. She declares that she
vs. marry Brooks, who is about fifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. HARVEY threaten TO cast
their daughter of, as she has been
fully informed that her intended huS-
band is regarded by th5m as an adyeu-
turcr.
This is but a sample Of thousands of
other cases equally unfortunate, but
which never reach the public because
The circumstances Of the victims are
obscure and their friends and relatives
aye N the humber walks of life. But
the consequences are just as sad, and
the suffering and modification Of those
deeply Interested just as severe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
Injunction Against Barney.

1t will be remembered that some time
ago the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
prosecuting their work through Martins
Ferry. inclosed some property belonging to
Barney McEntee with high fence This
riled Barney somewhat, and he issued an
Injunction against the company restraining
the company from tresspassing on his prop
erty. This injunction was subsequently dis
solved 1t seems that Barney runs saloon
and the high board fence cut off the pass
age from the railroad. Barney has recent
" cut gateway through the fence for the
benefit of patrons, and now the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company comes forward
and issues an injunction against Barney,
which was served last night, for meddling
with the property of the railroad. just
what will be the outcome of the entangle-
ment il will be interesting TO observe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

The girl with plain skirt that hangs to
perfection. and who can wear her furs 81
perbly. is the one who is setting the town
crazy as she walks out OF an afternoon.
Any woman can get herself into a straight
hanging skirt. but il Is only the woman
with straight limbs and erect form who can
carry of that skirt 10 graceful perfection.
There is much, too, in the selection OF furs.
Only woman with the long slender throat
and nicely rounded chest should muffie her
self in high collar or boa a woman Of
flesh looks as if choking 10 such a collar,
and boa gives her the appearance Of apo
plexy. The woman who can carry of this
seasons furs gracefully is the one who can
persuade her hair 10 be fuzzy and frizzy
without a suspicion of its being frowsy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
MANUAL rRAININe FOR GIRLS.

A mother who pays taxes" in her
very earnest appeal for manual training
rer girls ss well as boys, seems TO think.
tv ference. that the REcISrER is not
as warmly i'm favor OF the girls re-
..snr the benefits thereof as the
boys. For the benefit OF any Of the
GrelSrFE's thousands of readers who
nav have imbibed similar opinion ii
saw, now. as il always has said, that the
Instruction Of the hand in girls is fully
a> IMPORTANT as it is i'm boys. Indeed,
-le REGISTER has rather inclined TO its
-rsster Importance, for good reasons.
The bow. when he reaches manhood,
... ind many occupations at which he
San make an ordinary living, that re-
.,r, little or no skill. The same can
no. te said for the girl. Outside Of one
or .wo mental duties, at wretched
wsre,. she must have some mack and
To- get along, and the more she has
.ft "a the better will De her lot.
What world Of meaning, then, there
r. hose words from "A mother who
PAYS taxes.
D.. INV opinion. girls, by reason Of their
r..r,,V sphere Of action and limited oppor-
-.,,.-ies of learning. have greater compar-
'.-.,-e need for manual training than boys.
INNS aDplies particularly o. such essentials
III sewing. cooking. dress cutting, pattern
r..s.nc. etc. personally know OF ladies
Mn, in common with their mothers. have
..'..,tcti.ai suoweljge of some of these
,...,t.rs. which should Doe familiar Co every
woman.
Here's a mother who knows from per-
.a. observation che Value of techiua.
.... I'm such essentials aS sowing, dress
c.,ang. pa,tern-makins, etc. Does not
e,.-y woman. mother or not, know that
v-fa Fair education in such matters
tile GIRLS resources for bettcr.ng her
.ordition and making herself ndepeu-
den, and happy are increased ten fold?
With such valuable factors at her com
r.rd 10 mitigate ufe's struggle, her
homes and ambitions multiply rapidly.
V.-hou, them her life'S work. her
srhere of usefulness, is narrowed down
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
"Oh, it was about

now" ''--1oou,-l o.,
"Oh, your'
"Wait-don't 90. darl,p,. ,r..
it after while. one XIX =. '-.ls
when we're just engaged. ''1 Ed
one when you've been 81 ,, ~, !a.q
steal fifty. at least?" ""'ei J.,
We'll. fifty don't seem ,,,,-.
why, Ha1lL you're tbe Wy,
fellow-now am going In. "a
dear" "' -.'i,
"Oh, Mabel. why are Won
hurry to leave your Harry boy,-
Such a hurry? Why. Har,-
been standing here ever ar3' '''
long" -
you?"
that" =
III haSn I seemed two Ser0-i..
You foolish fellow-but m III.
your watch and see what time f,
why, it's only /. little after
COCOON, H-a-a-r-r-y,~
Look. you can see for yourself.
street lamp.
Now, Harry, you know al, A.
do that you've turned thar wa,rt s.
two good hours, you rpus y
goodby."
"Goodby, il you are SO aux0.. p.
rid of me-"
"NOlc, Harry"
Not without another Kiss"
"Oh. you funny. old. foolish
you"
"By-by, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"By-by. dearest,
"Goodby"
"Goodby."
You ddrlhiq"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

Madame Rea, the great actress. who has
SO excited the admiration of the country at
large, is to appear at the Opera House
next FRIDAY evening It is said that Mile
Rea wears some of the most magnificent
gowns in Josephine, Empress of the
French that were ever seen on the mod
ern stage in play of this kind. During
her engagement in this city she will wear
the several handsome dresses she brought
over from Paris with her last summer, in
addition to the ones the fashionable fe-
males of New York went into such a state
of excitement over.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Alpha Lodge, 424, has good meetings
every week, and the old standbys are al
ways glad to see some of the old faces in
the lodge-room. and that they may not for
get where we live. a head light has been
placed on their outer walls, so as to remind
them of the danger they run towards their
loved ones in forgetting about lodge meet
ingS, or more particular in paying their
assessments. The lantern was designed
and builded under the superintendent of
Joseph b. Hall, Wheeling's youngest arch
itect, and similar organizations are about
arranging with him to have others con-
structed upon the same design.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
TILE SOAP nrRRLE COMING.

On Monday evening, February 9, j. Fl.
Dobbins' company of comedians, vocalists
and dancers will commence three-nights
engagement at the Grand in the great mu-
steal comedy of "A Soap Bubble" Char
lev Young, the famous comedian, appears
as the barber, and the balance of the char
acters are taken by tirst-class artists. The
"Soap Bubble" is very funny comedy. 1t
is Just what the OverwOrked or brain-tired
man wants; it releases his nerves, shakes
up his liver. brightens his mind, and takes
kinks out of his face and brain. No doubt
a tremendous crowd will be present Mon
day night. Tickets are now on sale at
Weir's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

OF Annie Ward Tiffany. who appears at
the Opera House Wednesday evening the
San Francisco CAL says:
Annie Ward Tiffany made big hit at
the Park theatre last night as Peggy 10.
gan" in The Step Daughter The char
acter is that of a witty. warm-hearted Irish
nurse, and is the central figure, around
which all the others and the plot revolve.
The play though somewhat improbable, IS
one of the best melOdramas that has been
seen in this city for several seasons and is
staged in 4 manner that reflects credit on
the management.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
Hls Icnorance Cost bic s15o. oO!

| was sick abed for three months. The
doctor said l had Prolapus Uteri, which
was untrue He didn't try TO cure me but
wanted to make a 81 30 every day. My
uncle is druggist, and he told me to turn
the doctor off and try Sulphur Bitters. /
did so and five dollars worth of Sulphur
Bitters cured me of general weakness and
debility-Ms. s., Nelc Hdrcn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

u great and valuable difference 10
the plblic, that is when properly man
aged. between buying light of the city
and II gas or electric-light company
isttlt the profits iu the one case 90 into
the uuicipal treasury 90 the credit OF
the people and co. the other into the
po.o-rs of Individual stockholders and
capitalists. Wheeiiug's Illuminating
gas plant has been fairly managed.
There is mo- reason why am eiectric-iight
p'a.. would not receive the same care
III -.nagoment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

EN-SENAroR INGALLS, and ex-senator
WADE HAMPTON, both of whom are the
victims of the Farmers Alliance boom
in -heir respective States, met IN the
Senate Chamber after their defeat IL
is reported that they shook hands with
syn pathetic sorrow too deep for tears
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
Carve dat pos>um,
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News About the Boats and Boatueu or
the Ohio.

The Hawk passed mp yesterday afternoon
with one fue. nat and two odrgeS of cross
ties
The Congo for Cincinnati and the Scotia
for Pittsourg are the packets scheduled
for tomorrow.
The keystone State swung oil for Gin
cinuau yesterday morning ut ten o'clock
with a good trip
The George W. Gould passed up yester-
day afternoon for Pittsburg with a tow Of
ten pieces Pilot Cop, Mcdonald left the
boat az Powhattan and came 10 his home
here by rail. returning 70 his post when
the boat reached this point.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

QrAY'> head is level. 1t can be
BLAME only in 80 on the Republican
side. and il is very likely CLEVELAND
VIII o- the opposing standard bearer with
GotaiAN a good second.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

State Councillor J. d. Jones, of the o. L.
\. NJ. of Charleston. w. Va, has appoint
ed W H.Wilhams, Of Garfield Council, No.
3, deputy State councillor tor this end Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

the State. The deputy will have charge
over Washington Council No. l, Garfield
Council No. 8. Island No. and Enterprise
No. ). 1t will also be the duty OF the dep
utv to organize new councils in his dis
trict
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

Lent is at hand, and society can take
It's Forty DAYS of coveted rest. What
blessing is Lent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

STANLEY. the man Of iron nerve Of
naomitable energy of most heroic
courage and the greatest Of travellers.
Tie. above all Others, one wants TO look
anon and hear recount hi, wonderful.
duL -oul-stirriug adventures in DARK
est Africa" To miss such an oppor-
tar.-y. is 90 DO a very regretable thing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

a HANDSOME female dentist of Min
nea.olis operated SO successfully upon
tie -eeth of her patient that the pair
elou.I. Both had been married and
bo-h leave children The half who
WED. the forceps in this dual and pic
tur--aue manner wears semi-mascuiine
attire. required no doubt, in bracing
the snee against the breast Of the vic
tim when extracting a whoppinS back
mo N.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-05-21
FEEDING FOR MEAT.

How to Secure the Best and Most Salts
factory Results with Hogs.
1t is cheaper to produce meat that
contains large proportion of lean
with the fat than to fatten hog to
such condition as to fit it only for the
production of lard, and it is fact that
feeding for lean meat greater weight
of carcass is secured, and at no more
expense than in producing an excess Of
fat This is explained by reason of the
fact that when an animal is given food
containing the elments of growth of
bone and muscle as well as of fat, the
condition of the animal is sustained in
a manner to permit more perfect diges-
ton and assimilation, and a greater
proportion for the support of the sys-
TEN of the nutritious elements that are
required, and which are more evenly
distributed through the body instead of
the semi-diseased condition produced
when corn is given as an exclusive diet.
Hence the farmer who diminishes the
ration of maize, allowing but a portion
only, substituting therefor bran, mid
dlings, milk and clover-cut fine and
scalded-will have his hogs larger,
heavier, healthier and of better quality
of flesh than from corn. While giving
the advantages of systematic method
of feeding for the best results in pro-
ducing the heaviest pork, the fact that
prime lard brings price that makes it
desirable on the part of the farmer to
have his hogs fat, it must be admitted
that it is a serious obstacle in the way
when lean meat is advocated, but the
lean is simply interspersed with the
fat, and the greater increase from the
variety of food does not diminish the
supply of lard. The farmer will find
that on those portions of the carcass
from which the lard is produced but lit
tie difference will be observed, and the
h og will be much more valuable as
whole. -Philadelphia Record.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-05-21
AGRICULTURAL HINTS.
HOW TO HIVE SWARMS.

Useful Suggestions for Those New in the
Secrets of Agriculture.
When swarming time is at hand it is
very important to have everything
ready, says the Ohio Farmer Many
swarms are lost every year, and in
most cases on account of carelessness
on the part of the baekeeper. To be
successful we must not be caught
mapping" but ''be up and dressed"
and when swarm issues be prepared
to hive it Immediately. Hives and
frames should be in readiness, and at
least one fixed on the stand where YOU
want the new swarm placed, and carry
the swarm to the hive. Many times
bees light high. or on fruit or orna-
mental trees that we do not wish to
injure by cutting the limb off. In such
case, some kind of swarming APP
paratus is very convenient. l use one
like the cut. To make it, get a long
forked stick; bend the forks together
in the shape of hoop, and just large
enough to go in a large coffee sack Tor
other open material that will not