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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
WELLSBURG.

WELLsBURG, November 14.-Henry Ham
mond and family moved from this county
to North Ben .on, O., Wednesday.
Charles Barth, former Wellsburger,
was married in Fostora, o., to Miss Clara
Nause on Wednesday, The wedding party
arrived in Wellsburg Thursday night.
Their future home will be at Moundsville.
J. T. Tauck, the proprietor of the Gran
tie, paid Mcdonald, Pa, visit this week
and was very much smitten with the activ-
ity of the place
w. F. Geer, who recently opened pho
tograph gallery on North Charles street,
had branch establishment burned out at
the fire at Mcdonald Wednesday.
Two small children died in town this
week: Zeta, the four-year old daughter OF
Andrew Helsley, died on Sunday evening
of scarlet fever, and twenty-months-o
child of Charles Jacob on Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Palmer, while out riding
with the Equestrian club" on Thursday
afternoon, let her horse get away with the
bit and was thrown into a pool of mud
which closed up her mouth and nostrils in
such manner that she was in danger of
smothering, when some OF the party re-
lieved her. Save nervous shock she was
not injured.
The remains Of Captain Moore, former
were brought here and inferred in Brooke
cemetery. He was seventy-three years of
age, and was a steamboat man for many
years.
The pennant, so honorably won by Wells
burg this season on many hard-fought ball
grounds arrived here on Wednesday, the
eleventh. 1t is thirty feet long and about
fifteen wide, white, with blue border and
red lettering. Champions, Ohio Valley
League, 1891" The ball club intends to
give a supper and social on December s.
One of the most successful meetings OF
the Washington Presbytery ever held
closed here on Wednesday. About sixty
ministers and elders were present. The
next meeting will be held in the Second
Church, of Wheeling, on the second Tues
day Of April next.
Frank Jacob represents No Q at the
Grand Lodge Of Masons, at Martinsburg
this week.
The crown of the furnace at the Stand
ard Glass Works fell On Saturday night,
and the factory is now shut down awaiting
repairs. The accident cost the Company
nine pots.
The Briggs lot on the corner Of Charles
and Ucana streets, has not been sold as
was reported last week.
Large walnut logs are being hauled
through town.
Tom Reid arrived home Tuesday from
a two weeks trip TO New York
Miss Cora Oaks, OF Newberry Bottom,
Ohio, is visiting her cousin, Miss Bird
Oaks.
Mrs. Walter Cowans has been visiting in
St Clairsville, OHIO, for week past.
Miss Lizzie Pendleton, OF Wheeling, has
been visiting Mrs w. p. Campbell this
week.
Council meets Tuesday night
Mrs. j. II. Buchanan has returned from
a visit to Moundsville.
James Matthews has contract in Indi-
ana, and will leave in few days
Elder P. 4. Cave will preach in the Dis
ciple Church Sunday morning and evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
TORONTO.
Judge.

TORONTO, O., November lion or
about Wednesday next. q home Democratic
daily and weekly publication will be Is
sued in Toronto from the new two story
brick building on Clark street, adjoining
the new Go0cher hotel. The plant was
purchased by a stock company from the
East Liverpool Gdzette, Of that city. The
paper is not yet named, but the public
NAV rest assured that it will be intensly
Democratic, and will be run largely IN
the interest of Toronto.
Geo. Given. John Burns and others are
boring a well for gas or oil midway be-
tween the gas and oil belt.
1t is no unusual thing to see freight trains
on the &. * Z. road nearly quarter mile
long. If ever a road needed double track
the G. & p. does.
Property holders on Main street, Toronto,
are assessed for street paving S5i.6O per lot
of sixty feet abutting on street exclusive OF
new curbs and resetting the old. Five
wears are given to pay it in i've equal pay
mentS yearly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONRY.

The grand annual convocation Of the
NJ. L. Il. A. Chapter OF West Virginia
convened In the city of Martlnsburg
during last Monday, and there were
present at its sessions representatives
OF every chapter but one in this juris-
diction, and many other mdmbers OF the
Grand Chapter, among whom were Past
Grand High Priests 0. 5. Long, w. ID.
III. Flick, X. ID. Walker, Gustave Brown
and Joseph Hall, The business brought
before the Grand body for their consld-
GRAFTON was Of a routine character, with
the exception of that OF uniting with
with the General Grand Chapter OF the
United States, and which union can be
accomplished il this jurisdiction will be
by them permitted to retain the mode
and order of the degrees as is now
worked in the subordinate chapters OF
West Virginia.
From the reports presented by COM
mitteeS, the order is found TO be In
very prospecting condition everywhere
in the State Of West Virginia among
the ninety-three lodges found therein,
and our numerical strength is drawing
very nigh to 5000 Noble Temple Work
ers who are building upon the only true
foundation of the revealed will OF God,
the greatest light in Masonry, when
teaches us morality" cemented Win
Friendship and Brotherly Love.
If we did not mention the hospitality
and kindness received at the hands OF
our brethren Of MartinSburg, we would
not do our duty as taught by the "goIu,
en- rule" for it was one OF the mos'
pleasant times we spent with that BODY
In that respect.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Tho bic wheel at the shears in the
p.rsr,.ie Steel plant, broke about four
o'clock Friday morning, causing an lO!e-
ra,s In the entire plant. The works
will probably resume tomorrow morn
lg.
The Wheeling Steel plant has been
lille Am week, aud the date for starting
p, has not vet been fixed. The plant
will probably resume work, however,
This week.
TIE pudding department Of the La
Belle Iron Works has been idle since
Friday morning, on account OF short
me Hobbs factory q me tinted hifitSe5d
States Glass Company is running stead
ly with larger force than has been
employed for years. The Hobbs factory
-snufactureS several SpecialtieS in
which there is no competition in this
country, and that fact inSureS cOntin-
nous operation as long as there is de-
u2nd for the product
Work on the addition to the River
side in BenwoOd is progressing nicely.
The addition to the E,na Mill is
finished, and the equipment is said TO
be one of the finest in the United
States.
The Wheeling Corrugating Company
is on in full, shipping y to Is car load
Of the product every week. The new
c1ra.ce and ceiling department will
soon be In operation.
Tae BeuWOOd furnace is in operation
this week. The extensive additions to
iae mill, which have been under way
t5rQuite while past, are now nearing
completion.
Whitaker mills, Nos. 6 aud Z will re-
sumo, the management confidently eX-
poet, some time during next week.
The Riverside Iron Works have or
iered from William Todd & Co., Of
Youngstown, o., q Porter-Hamilton en-
cine, with 36X4S inch cylinder, for their
Plate mill. This is the same style and
'le as the new engine just started at
Ina Iron and Steel Works at Bridge
l0.t
S1eeney's machine shop and foundry
eo,1 shut down temporarily week be-
lore last, and are still idle. A heat was
made nthe foundry Thursday, but per-
la1e1t resumption will not be entered
upon Tor few days. The idleneSS will
'a taken advantage of to make some
-'eTat'onS and repairs. Work has been
a,ladoued on their Staunton plant for
que remainder Of the season on account
VI ile wet and cold weather.
The toStoria Glass Works will run
JUS, TWO weeks more, shutting down on
'2e eth Of November.
1le new fuel appliance in operation
70 Rodeier Bros slaSs factory, in Bell
eI'e' Is attracting tse attention Of man
Uactlrers throughout the country.
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Only Sc a Week.

Here is a problem for the girls In
higher mathematics to solve. Given an
insome of Sc a week or less, never more,
how is girl to dress herself respectfully
90 to an occasional ball, pay her share
of the weekly family expenses, give
away little presents, and save In hve
wears $3.50 with its interest? Only one
girl has thus far arrived at the solution,
s..a sLo 10 the giIl ~nO accom- plisneu
- III about 10 tC
the other girls in the New York working
girls club to which she belongs. The
party dress is a black lace which did
duty three years with such variety OF
adornment as her cleverness evolved.
The gloves were mits, the slippers her
Sunday shoes. However, the fact stands
on record as remarkable, even among
those remarkable girls to whom it was
told, the working girls OF the city,
whose ingenuity, practical sense and
cleverness in making supply meet de-
mand are D henomenal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
DAUGHTERS OF REBEooA.

Next Wednesday night, November is,
Widay Lodge, No. ?, 1. o. U. r.,
Daughters OF Rebecca, will meet in reg
ular session. This lodge is having a
regular boom, and is having as line
meetings as anyone could wish to at
tend. AS there will be lots OF work on
hand for next Wednesday night, all
members bear in mind to attend SAID
meeting. As good many members are
going to attend the Grand Lodge and
state Assembly at Kingwood, among
them being several of the officers, 1t
will be necessary for all of those at home
to attend this meeting to make the WORK
a success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
English Brass Bed.steads.

One outcome of the German Emper-
ors' visit to England is a fad for the
English brass bed-stead, which he has
decided is more healthy, and comfort
able as well, than the massive German
beds of mahogany and walnut. He
bought solid brass bed when In Eng
land, which always accompanies him
now wherever he travels, and has or
dered large consignment Of beds sent
to the royal palaces OF Berlin, and Pots
dam for the little princess and their at
tendants. The Empress, as conserva-
tive as ever, and perhaps II she were not
an Empress, one might say as stubborn,
sticks stoically to the cumbrous couch
she has been accustomed to all her life,
and will have none OF the importations
in her apartments,
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That Baby of Mine.

rhen-,o0 tNree months ago had the salt
sores sores 50 20 osd that his head was a mass of
raiSi5ss ~. had begun to lose all hope of
S0Ip5SSrl I'm IN out my druggist Recommended
caibne~' bIltterS, and to-day he is as fatand
has ~, d any baby you ever saw, and he
hat af,o . sore on his head, and Just think
dolls-S paying out so much, that a few
cure hin, "orth Of Sulphur Bitters should
--Irs. j. C. Hal, LopeH.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
KNIGHTS OF THE MYSTIC CHAIN.

The new lodge of Ancient Order
Knights OF the Mystic Chain, which was
Instituted in October, is in prosper
Gus condition, initiating new members
at almost every meeting. Those who
have already ridden the goat say it is
the finest order Of its kind that they
know Of. All the members so far taken
in are showing themselves to be ener-
getic "links" who would do credit to
any order in the country. We invite
an good men TO join hands with us in
the grand principles OF Loyalty Ooe-
diCuCe and Fidelity"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15

three years contract and was q chump
to give it up last spring. Yes. nave a
fifteen days option with Won der Ane
but can't tell where l will play" Giass-
cock. however, told Miller that he was
going to stay with New York.-Chron-
telegraph.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
All MARY Poor Girls.

The most chivalrous organization OF
modern times is the Marishil' Matri-
monial Club in Austria. The members,
who are rich men, take each . VOW 70
marry poor girl. II one breaks this
VOW and weds rich woman be pays .
fine Of S. 900, which the club devotes 10
giving some impecunious betrothed
couple start In life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
THE NIGHT NEWSPAPER MAN.
Yesv York Herald.

YsIc York Herald.
When the feliue operatta
on the backyard fence has ceased,
And the barcsrolic falsetto
OF the canine is increased;
While the mjlkmsn on his rounds
Fills the morn with merry clStter,
And the neigh borhood reSoundS
With his muSscsl can-tats;
X bile the factory whistles shrek,
And the opening shutters creak.
And the cook within the kitchen mongst the
dishes makes = splatter,
Then HE me TO my bed,
Draw the cover DER nv head,
And In nasalizsd nocTurn I perform my own
sonata.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE.

Wheeling City Castle No. . held a
snlendid session, and completed the
knights degree on two candidates, l
am glad l am member Of the knights
of the Golden Eagle. l know its doc
trines and teachings are pure; believe
the order will flourish and prosper as
the wears go by. Why should IL not?
What think you is TO be the destiny o.
the great, vigorous and aggressive or.
ganization? Is it to be the sad tate OF
the active members Of this cause, after
all their struggles in maintaing the or
der in its infancy, to let go the mighty
grasp they already have obtained? L
think not. Let them look out across
the fields OF sublime possibility, ana
view the pathway leading to the hnai
triumph. know there are doubts ana
fears arising in the minds OF some as
thew turn their gaze to the fnture; nut
there are hopes also, grounds OF conn
dence, suspicious omens, tokens OF the
substantial victory to come, inspirations
of faith swelling up in the heart OF the
Datient worker as he scans the horizon
- 49,. 4.0s.inr daV
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15

The speaker was Mrs. VIM. Meyer, who re
sides at no. ZS0l Woods street, Wheeling. y
was about twelve years old when my catarrhal
trouble FIRST began" continued Mrs. Meyer
my nose would stop up. frst one tide and then
the other. Severe headaches and pains In my
temples every norning-so severe they AFFECT
ed my eyes that could not see 20 sead the news
paper until after these pains were gone: Drop
ping back OF matter from my head Into my
throat, causing me 10 hawk nnd spit TO clear
nv throat. ! had no appetite. and what hstle
did eat would lay on my stomach IKE heaVy
weight, causing sour stomach after meals The
catarrhal trouble finally extended 20 my ears,
causing almost total deafness for nine years.
Ears became very sore and at times thlck.
purulen Mt discharge until the lobule Of nv Gar
was one solid scab and SO very painful could
not sleep with IL at night. / was troubled with
this terrible ear affection for nine long years,
spending vast sum, OF money without receiy-
ins any benefit. One specialist had told me
the drum Of my ear was partially destroyed and
could never hear but little, II any, again.
This discouraged me so much Al
most gave up the idea OF seeking further aid.
But after reading he many cures being made
bv Drs Copeland & Bell, / decided 90 visit
their Offices and give them trial, and pleas
Ant visit Il has been to me, for steadily I'm
proved from the start, and In three weeks time
my ear was healed, my hearing restored again
The first time for nine years.
81 feel proud to announce my case 10 the
public that some one who has suffered rs have
done NAV now be benefited by those fmineni
specialists, whom | chearfully recommend 10
the suffering humanity, as you Will do wei! 10
consult them and be relieved"
The above statement can be easily verined ny
calling on Mrs. Meyer at her home, No. 2SOl
Woods street.
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A Alooted Point.

Maud (ca1neStly).- want to ask you
a question, George.
George (GlSO eGTpestlJ.-What Is 1t,
dearest?
Maud (StuI edYpestly).-If you had
never met me. would you have loved me
just the same?
-.T1I0Te
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
Prevention is Retter

Than cure, and those who are subject
to rheumatism can prevent attacks BY
keeping the blood pure and free from
the acid which causes the disease. For
this purpose Hoods Sarsaparilla is used
with great success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
LIKE A CHARM.
Additional Evidence Of the Wonderful
Success Being Achieved by
DRS. COPELAND AND BELL.

st had become discouraged and about
given up all hope of ever being myself
again. as my trouble had existed for over
nine years, and could not obtain any re-
lief had tried number Of physicians
and spent large sums Of money, but only
seemed to get worse instead Of better"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
Pretty Fads In Ribbon.

A quain9 fancy is that CT pinning to
the back of the dress collar a silk or
velvet ribbon rosette with long ends OF
narrow ribbon, which are brought for
ward under the arms on each side and
tied In bow just below the bust with
ends that fall to the hem OF the gown.
First cousin 70 this fad IL that Of wear
ing the six-inch sash ribbon just below
the waist, crossing il at the back and
passing round the front just below the
bust TO tie at the back just below the
shoulder blade.
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PURELY FEMININE.
THINGS THAf ARB SURF TO PLEASE ALL fE1
WOMEN FOLKS
A White Dinnsr-A Library PartY-Brass Bed
stsads-Hip Pads-An Awful Christening.
Minor Asttsrs Of Dress
Soms "PiIins."
A White Dinner.

1t was white dinner and given in
honor of the brides home coming. The
snowy tablecloth of exquisite fneness
was q mass of delicate hemstitching and
silken tracery. The long white satin
scarf was exceedingly ornate with its
heavily embroidered and fringed ends,
and its centre piece OF mirrors, ferns
and white lilies, representing NINA
ture lake, upon whose smooth bosom
peacefully reposed two majestic white
swans. The table service of purest
white china, most delicately frosted sill
yer and finest Venetian glassware, to-
gether with the snowy flowers, CLEANED
in the incandescent lights above like the
moon-silvered crystals Of winters
night The menu, prepared by cele-
brated French chef, was as nearly white
as the incorrisibility OF certain colors
could be made TO submit to gastronomic
ingenuity. The menu cards were fairly
dreams OF white and silver, and might
have been designed for that memorable
night when LucuIlus dined with Lucul
lus. The bride wore the ravishing ves-
ture of her bridal-a Partisan develop
ment of rich ivory satin with foamy
cascades of rare old lace and garniture
of almost priceless pearls. In defer
ence to the artistic idea OF the dinner,
the young ladies were gowned in white
and the elder in silver grayS and pale
lavenders.
The color line was only drawn at the
clawhammers of the gentlemen and the
compilations Of the ebony-faced walters!
Utilizing the Baby.
An ingenious woman has thought OF a
way By which she can give orders TO her
butcher, who lives across the street,
without making the trip herself. At
first she tried to have the butchers boy
come over, but that was uncertain and
unsatisfactory. The orders were never
delivered exactly right. Then she tried
sending the cook over with the order.
but the cook stayed so long to chat that
the household routin8suffered in conse-
ouence. So bright idea occurred TO
this talented woman. She would give
her own orders from her own front win
dow, and she would use the baby as an
assistant. The code was simple enough.
When she wanted a shoulder she would
hold the baby up and pointed to It's
shoulder And for other joints, ditto,
and ditto. But when it came to calfs
head and brains the woman was
"stumped." She simply would not, and
could not, point to the baby's head when
It came to that. And so, for this Or
der, she was obliged to make trip her.
self, or send some one. But for the 9TH
or cuts the baby scheme worked
beautifully.
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False Hips.

At a recent cathedral christening the
baby was attended by thirty little
maidens, all dressed in white, who
formed a circle round the font as the
applicant for churchly honors, with
robes of rare, fine laces draping its tiny
form, and white exotics covering its
breast. was passed up to the waiting
Bishop to receive the sign OF the cross.
The same day, in the heart OF the slums,
a ragged mother held her baby over the
bar of public house, dipped her fingers
in the beer and made on the child's fore
head the sign of the cross Sin the name
Of the Father, the Son, and the Holy
Ghost" while men and women cursed
and drained their glasses. And this Is
an enlightened and Christian country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15

DOCTORS COPELAND 4 BELL have located
permanent Offices st 1871 Main street, where they
treat with success all durable cases ONCE
hours-o toll u. M; TO p. NJ, and ~ p. m
Sundays-9 q. IN. 70 ~ m and l to Up. M
Specialties-CATARRH and Diseases OF th'
EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS. Consulta'
Address all Mail to DRs. BELL
1871 Main Street, Wheeling w Va.
Treatment, including medicine, 70 month
noldaw
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False Hips.

In New York shop window are bold
ly displayed the patent artificial hips
that the close-ftting skirt has called
into being. They are Of rubber, filed
with air, and fit snugly inside the cor
set so closely as to defy detection. But
II you should see a woman with an
abnormal hip development on one side
all ont Of proportion to the other you
may know that she is not q subject for
orthopedic surgery, but simply the
victim OF the pratIcal joker, or that
some depraved pin has pierced the hip
pad and allowed the air to escape.
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mn OF INDUSTRY.
-, ,uE WEEK IN TIE WORLD %
"" WORK.
y.,.,B Table Glass Manufactures
d d., . ~ ca..s = the United States
"' C,npsay-Local Notes.

,.-raw can be said of the indus
N''n.D ',ioo in this vicinity during the
gal '.'a .t 1t is practically unchanged
a;' s .s,rc is moving along with the
s''I! 800 regularity in the various
9TH but an occasional stoppage'
''a' ',rsa, upon a breakdown or acct
The approach Of the cold weather
as. .,-1 az y had an appreciaOIo effect
,ss building interests and mat
,3'n 80 .s.t direction are not quite so
give -
large sized kick has been
VaI ~ the Eastern table glassware s,as
rsle , ~ against the United states
lla ll co,gnsuy, OF this city, which, IL Is
Ass SO Lss raised the price in staple
i.'s.1,', "a IN ner cent, and in some cases
ils' . " ~ on some OF their special
. Pc. 1 ANA hat they are contemplating a
IS S, a. advance which VIII auect
gill la -.. ~ t-ads. Manager Gus Kelsey,
.-' en- ..,i,en 10 in regard to the matter,
seen .l5 Sy +5a allegations, and said II any
,'2.el '.'' .~nnany could sell 10 the con-
~ IL, 81 cheaper rates taan tnelr con,
amer - a. that was one OF the ehlef
..'.- If ,be consolidation OF the dill
S3..r, factorleS.-Budget'
-
rs. United States Glass Co. have
~, office building on South Ninth
;'-I ~ p,,fsbDrc. completed up TO the
and are already using some OF the
:-y- ,. door eoors having temporarily enclosed
we a. and fitted them up. The whole
'- -l a., ...iI be fixed up complete in about
pay - month, and the samples Will De
- ---.geyei from the quarters they now
CIV. , AZ tho several factories to one
..,s,3l display rom at the head ONCE:
49,, are shipp!ns a great quantity OF
and thalm that their sales are
larger than the aggregate
- 80 individual factories composing
.ss romDany were upt theS same period
,.. -sq- Rumors were in circulation
-s time ago that this company had
. .-. considerable reductions in the sal
. -.- n the superintendent at the yarl-
--'' r5rEs and other officers In their
.-,.ov. also that a large decrease IN
w.. r~nber of travelling statesmen was
-.,e~rlated. The head officers OF the
.-mrary state that there is no founda'
Inn f5r these statements; no reduction
i.. besD made and none considered.