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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, O., May 9.-On Friday
evening Misses Lizzie and Katie Lawer en-
tertained number of their friends by Civ
ing a dancing party at their hoTe on Deer
Run. Those present were Messrs. Johr
Davis, VIM Meeker, John Perry, Robert
Sterling, Samuel Meeker, Ed Feily, AL
bert Meeker, Hall Perry, Chas Kuckuck
Harry Tilton, John AIKEN, Theodore
Horner, S. B. Ollum, Peter Lawer, W
Stringer, August Kuckuck, Harry Gio
bons. and Misses BERTHE Perry, Madgt
Allen, Lizzie Stringer, Annie Tllton
Katie Lawer, Mary Lawer, Lizzie huc
Minnie Cochran, Minnie Schockley, Annie
Stringer, Melia Schneider, Lizzie AIKEN
and Mamie Allen. At midnight refresh
ments were served and music was fur
nished by SchOckley's band.
There were quite a number of Martin
Ferry people who visited the Glen Run Oh
well last Sunday.
Lou Burris has removed his family to
Martins Ferry.
MIR. Michael Beord, of Pennington, w
Va, was here on Tuesday.
MIR. John Wetherson was here among
friends on Monday.
MIR. l. Korber is sick with the FEVER.
The death Of Mr.. Mathew Howell occur
red ON Wednesday and the funeral took
place on Friday, from his late residence al
Raineytown.
John Brant, of Cleveland, was in town
on Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Cochran gave delightful
party last evening to number of her
friends and pleasant time was reported
by all
Charles Coffman, of Bridgeport, O., de-
serves credit for saving the life Of Il little
girl last week, who had her foot wedged
between two crossing planks on the c. &
p railroad
W. l. Delaney, of Colerain, was here on
Thursday.
Yesterday was pay day on the C. & P
railroad.
Miss Tillie Kehrer is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Delaney was the guest Of Mrs
Andrew Seaman, of Wheeling, last Mon
day.
Frank Vermont, of Wellsville, is the
guest Of l.. Wooster.
VIM. Smith has resigned his position or
the G.. & p railroad, and will engage in the
grocery business at Bridgeport.
Mrs Parrot Jump was reported some bet
ter yesterday.
Mrs Harasia Wooster is on the sick list
Charles Lewis has his new barn about
completed and it is dandy.
The Laughlin Mill is working steady
with good outlook for the future.
There are number of strangers here
this week working on the w. & l.. Il. rail
road.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

Mimi, are guests of Mr.. and NJ.
Mcfarland on Fourth street 'als. Lee
Miss Emily Despard gave lDno,
honor of Miss Uhl, of Somerset 1pTC D. Z
Miss Matte Smith gave an ID d.
but very enjoyable musicale in ibplronpr.
her guest, Miss Uhl. A nice ip Tolof o.
served 'u"cn vas
DR.. and Mrs. Charley Scott. Of n
Col, are guests of B. f. u.DslFef
family. on Fifth street. ""'' and
Miss Vera Hayden is home from
at Clarksburg for brief visit S0loo.
Mr.. n. F. Epson is home from a b,s,.
trip to Pittsburg. 1''les'
Miss Georgia Cook has been the CUES, d,
her sister, Mrs. Ed 7. Martin, for sere. y
weeks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Jury Finally seIected-Cautioned and
Put in Charge of the sheriff.

At the noon recess some of the jurors,
who had brought teams to town from their
homes, requested Sheriff Steenrod to en-
Quire of the counsel whether it might not
be possible to defer striking the jury until
Monday in order that they might get their
horses back home, and this was brought TO
the request of counsel for the State before
Court opened.
The Sheriff then called the roll of tales
men sitting in the audience. They re-
sponded, with their mileage. Nearly all had
travelled twelve miles to get TO the city.
and several had come as far as eighteen
miles. Three hundred and tifty-four Jurors
were summoned during the week at a cost
of about 500 for per diem. Their mileage
footed up over 900 miles, which added an-
other hundred dollars, and on top of that wit
nesses for the State get about 5000, and
these items. with the stenographer's bill
and other matters, run the cost for the
week to the neighborhood of 1000 or
81 $50
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10


Gov. CAMPBELL of Ohio, has told a
reporter that he is "a candidate for re-
election. The reporter asked if he eX-
pec,ed to be reelected and the Governor
replied that he certainly did. If this
reporter had been a reasoning animal
instead OF machine he would have
stricken the last question of his list.
Few men these days enter on a wearing
and expensive political campaign for
the fun Of it.
In the meantime, "a certain section of
the Democratic party ia Ohio does not
share Governor CAMPBELL'S confidence.
These are the corruptionists and their
adherents whom Governor CAMPBELL
kicked out Of place and power in Gin
cinnati. 1t is possible that they may
have pull enough to defeat him. If
they have il will be a sad commentary
on popular government i'm our neighbor
State.
Why do these men I'm his own party
oppose him? Simply because he did
his duty, east party politics aside, as an
honest Governor should, and relieved
the people of what he and they were
convinced was a corrupt Board that vir-
tualy controlled the government Of the
principal city OF the State.
That Gov. CAMPBELL was right and
those in his party who oppose him on
this point are wrong, goes without say
ing. We shall learn shortly whether OF
not Ohio Democrats will stand by a man
who dares hit members of his own party
when the peoples interests are at stake.
THE following significant editorial
squib from yesterdays Pittsburg Dis
patch may be applicable TO this neck OF
the woods:
There has been a decided coolness toward
the bond investment SlO0-ior-Si6 associa-
tions in the North lately, and the societies
have concluded 20 move south but 90 Is
decidedly 90 Oc hoped that when the warm
Southern temperature gets acquainted WIN
these swindlers it Will promptly proceed To
make thar section too hot for them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN FAGIv

Wheeling City Castle No >. Gos.-
Eagles, will assemble in their nest ne.
Tuesday evening to confer honors unor y
first degree candidate. Applications a., :
quite numerous for admission ~.
this lodge, which speaks well for lis nom any
larity. Members of the order general
are making active preparations TO after
the Supreme Castle of the World mes.
ing at Springfield, O.. May %. q and J,
Friends of the order say it will be one Z,
the grandest gatherings of Eagles that t,,
taken place for some time. The programs
arranged for the occasion is unusually /,
terestinp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Doesn't Please You, Eth &:

LONDON, May 9.-The Chamber of Con.
merce of this city is circulating a state.
ment against the American Copyright ac.
CHASING it as being ruinous to the trade.
concerned in the production OF books, an.
says in conclusion, the British copyrighi
will be refused to books not set up aut
printed in the Dom inions. which bill tley
expect TO see passed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

You may talk as you please about
higher education for the masses" but
what the masses want is better, more
thorough education, such as the pupils
Of manual training schools receive. Fiji
the land full Of high schools and uni
verSitieS, offer to teach the MASSES of
the people Greek and Latin, and TO i'm
Struct them i'm all the fine arts and the
sciences, and the increase Of attendance
AT the public schools will scarcely be-
perceptble.
Nine-tenthS, we may, indeed, safely
say Observation-Disclosures, Of the peO-
pie to-day outside Of the professions, in
making their living find little practical
use for anything beyond the three Rs.
The prime necessity of the people is
practical education. Book learning"
is soon forgotten when confined to rote
aud rule, but give the pupil the oppor-
tunity TO work out the rule as he learns
il. with his hands, and he will under
stand IT, Require him to explain the
difference between a square foot and q
cubic foot by working il out i'm wood or
in drawing, and he will never forget it.
II is not higher. but better and more
thorough education that the masses Of
the people want This manual training
in the public schools will give, and this
will rapidly lead TO what the learned
professors call higher education. and in
the meantime give us men and women
who are competent 10 engage I'M the
great battle o. life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
ENerYthing improved.

PlfksfsbWrg ". va SeNiWsi'
The Wheeling REGISTER appears to-day IN an
eight page form, and the announcement Is made
that its increasing business justiies this i'm
provemeut q, permanent one. We note with
pleasure this evidence Of prosperity and enter
prise. and feel sure that it will be appreciated
by the thousands Of readers OF that paper.
Everything about the paper Is improved, but the
price remains the same.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10


The Wheeling DAILY REGISTER has been
changed TO an eight-page paper, and in few
weeks viii Doe printed on web periecting press
having "a capacity OF 94,OOO per hour. The REC
IsrER's enterprise will maintain for it the lead
in West Virginia journalism. We are pleased
20 note the "old reliable's prosperity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
A BURNT CHILD BREADS FIRE!

T N OLD SAYING, but a true one. The man that was
the intrinsic value of which dollars by the IN
ducement of goosebey clock something else worth
less thrown in has kicked himself hard that he now
eats his meals standing The average man is gifted with
brains enough know that in game of chance the dealer
always has fifty per cent in his favor. That brings
down to the matter Of Clothing In any of the LEGIT-
houses where straghtou business methods prc
ticed, you safe.
"THE STAR is the easiest place in town to geta
ready fit Name your style and sleeve do the rest No
sham deception The character of Clothing must
be sustained at all hazards We'd rather miss sale than
to force an tting questionable suit upon customer
The spirit Of fair dealing and courteous treatment pervade
every transaction You may and buy with confidence
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

That Bloom Occasionally in the Gardec of
journalism.
AGrnceful Compliment.

BqIfim0re UdHufGcfHrfr'S Record
The Wheeling w Va REGISTER, marking "a
new epoch in il, history. has changed it, form
and enlarged itself from "a folio TO a quarto, from
four 90 eight and blossoms alike with spring
aud the growth Of that good old city. In all sea
sons the REGISTER will Dee found in the front,
aud in all temperatures 1t viii be found Telia-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Editor Morris Hits 1t Exactly.

RUchis gazette.
The Wheeling REGISTER has bloomed out into
a ,iNcolumu quarto, and proposes to indulge in
the luxury Of "a web perfecting press, capable of
printing 94OCO copies an hour. This is good.
The REGISTER /, "a 1--we paper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

Bsrkelsy Springs Ne,rs.

BsFAeLsy >pFlHgs NtNS.
The leading daily OF the State-the Wheeling
REGIsrER-has been changed in form and en-
larged Push and enterprise will do most
things, and they have succeeded in making the
REGISTER "a credit 20 the city Of Wheeling and
Co the state of West Virginia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

A New YORK district telegraph mes
senger has skipped with $1,000 that
were entrusted TO his care. He is lay
ing the foundation of future greatness
in the metropolitan financial world early.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Tnka Warming.

And don't let the germs OF that vile dis
ease, Catarrh, take root and flourish in
your system. sulphur Bitters will pre-
vent this and will make you strong ana
healthy Weekly Press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

THE bloated body of a drowned man
las on an uncovered pier in New York
city twenty-four hours, exposed TO the
gaze OF thousands, while waiting for the
dead wagon" TO come and take it TO the
morgue. Such thing could not hap
pen In Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

rections made as TO initials, ETC., as follows:
THE JURY LIST REVISED.
Joseph W. Robinson, Brice Supler.
~ A. McCOnn, Leroy Alexander,
James VI Russell, Nelson Stark,
Levi Smith. Frank Heller.
James &. Mal1ney, William A. Hi IS,
Albert \. IIuntsberry, W. l.. Linton,
samuel Evans, John q. Doyle.
William T. aird. Chester 6. Whitman,
Asberry Williams, w. j Schmidt,
Charles Fisher. Albert w. Snedeker.
STRIKING THE JURORS.
The State struck off Messrs Alexander and
Whitman, and the list was then handed to
the defense for examination, while the Court
once more REQUIRED TO the case OF Juror
Bell, and made an addition to the stenog-
rapher's notes. TO this Col. Arnett OBJ
iected and the objection was Overruled and
an exception taken. In making his Oblec-
ton, Col Arns 1t said he deferentially asked
the Court to withdraw the remark about
child's play, used at the morning session,
and the Court, after some discussion, dis
claimed any intention of hurting the feel
ings OF counsel
The defense then took the list of jurors,
and with the defendant and one or
two of his relations retired TO
far corner of the Court
room. to consult over their strikes, 1t then
being twenty five minutes of three. While
the defense was thus engaged, there was
continued and marked manifestation oil IN
terest on the part of the large audience, the
little group in the corner of the room being
alternately with the jurors the centre OF
two hundred and fifty pairs of eyes. Al
intervals one or another of counsel for the
defense would call the Sheriff aside and
consult with him regarding some Juror un-
der consideration, while the twenty men IN
the box. conscious that they were being
scanned very closely. and every consldera-
ton weighed with the utmost accuracy
and nicetv. for the most part looked pain
fully conscious. This scene and situation
continued Tor over an hour, and then inter
est began 10 fag The counsel Tor the STATE
wandered off for a smoke and talk the
spectators became listless and began 10
drift out. the reporters and court oihcials
gathered in little groups and killed time by
telling stories, and a general air OF desue-
tude took possession of the entire Court,
iurvmen yawning and showing by their
efforts TO find a comfortable corner In their
chairs that they were becoming tired oil the
| long delay. At quarter past four, after
a consultation of an hour and three-quar
tiers, the defense concluded their scrutiny
of the list, anu having taken their places,
counsel for both sides were called up by
the Court for consultation as to whether
the Jury would be notified of the strike at
once or all adjourned over until Monday.
| 1t was determined TO go on, and the Sheriff
said
Gentlemen of the jury whose names are
called will take their seats. Others will
retire.
He then called the Jury, as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
THE COURT ADDRESSES THE JURY.

The Court then addressed the jury, ex-
planning to them the necessity of being in
the custody of the Sheriff, reciting some Of
the possible hardships inseparable from
that, aud expressed the hope that the mem
bers OF the jury would cooperate as
far as possible with the Sheriff in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
N called the Jury. as follows

The defense thus struck w. A. McConn,
James NJ. Russell, Frank Heller, John @.
DOYLE, Levi Smith and Nelson Starke.
The jury were again called and answer
ed, and were then sworn by Clerk Mitch
ell The Court announced that the open
ing statements of the case were postponed
until Monday, at which time. on the sug-
geston OF Captain Dovener, the jury will
be given a view of the scene of the muir
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
A POEM OF FEELING
Ne,o York Heraid.

Nelc York Herdfd.
She held her head so very near
1t wasn't right, VOW
The words she came so close to hear
Turned to kiss somehow.
She started back. ! could not stir
waited in diSmay:
Sharply the words came from her. "Sir.
You have not shaved to-day"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

He has been named called Back
BLAIR.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
THE JURY LIST REVISED

When Court opened the list of jurors in
the box was formally called and slight cor
rectiOns made as TO initials, etc, as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

Columbus wants in trotting circui;
Carkeek couldn't throw Comstock d
) minutes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-04
IT WILL BE GROVER.

"GroVer Cleveland Is the strongest
man this country has seen since Abraham
Lincoln. His popularity Is everywhere.
Wherever you find him he towers sbov,
his surroundings, He will be put at the
head Of the democratic ticket next fall and
there will be only one man in the race. I"
So spoke William T Baker, president OF
the Worlds Columbian exposition on his
return home from the east yesterday at
ternoon.
"Who do you think would be good
western man for the second place on the
ticket"
SBoies."
ais Boies well liked down east3"
think he is very w,ll liked wherever
he Is known, but don't know how widely
he Is known there. II he stands for the
honest dollar, as understand he does, his
views will be acceptable to the elements OF
both parties. Honest money will be the
feature Of the next campaign"
ADO you think It Will be a sharper issue
than the TARIFF"
"Oh, Il won't be an issue at all; every
one wants an honest dollar. Both parties
will have TO declare for It."
"Do you think Cleyeland's conservative
views on silver have strengthened his
chances for the nomination next falls"
"Not that particularly-his great popu-
lariiy Is due to his all-around ability.
understand there Is a sort of combination
of certain politicians down east lga!ns;
him. but ] don't believe they can override
the demand of the people"
"Did you say, as was telegraphed from
the east, that you thought Illinois uould
go democratic next fall"
al don't think there Is ary reasonable
doubt about It. There was difference of
only about 1900 the last tims Cleveland
ran, and he would carry the state now
against any candidate the republican could
name."-Chieago Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-04

Tie Capital Journal has been giving the
reasons why It Is republican paper. II
Stys It favors "free sugar" and is II ereforc
arepublican of the "ssrictest sect" Great
Scott (IaIvey, we mean,) what a fall
from the pedestal of protection. Let Us
see. When democratic paper announce.
tself as being in favor of free binding twine
free jute sacks, free wool, or some other
article the whole pack of republican or
gans poun:e upon It and d=nounce It as a
free trade paper. The rauocination by
which these organs arrive at this conclu-
sion Is as follows:
@The democrats are IN favor Of free
wool; therefore they are free traders. y
Applying this simple method of reasoning
TO the Cafifa. Journal we have this: The
CaPitai Journal Is republican paper. 1t
is In favor of "free sugar" therefore It Is a
free trader. Being republican, republI-
cans are therefore free traders.
But let us see. The journal is In favor
OF free trade IN sugar, but favors high
protection for wool. Sugar is southern
product aud WOO! ls said 10 be mainly a
Eorthe5n product. Therefore the Journal
Is IN fayor of free .Tade In southern pro-
ducts and high protection for northern pro
ducts. H07geoer arrtysi az, his latter is 4
dceP scdfcd tfEfh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-04
TnK FEDxRAL IuDeEsmI

The Salem JoRrAai ls seriously objects
rs 10 the appointment OF Joseph Simno
to the federal bench. II also objected to
MIR Cyrus Dolph when he was suggested.
II also objected TO Senator Allen. It oh :
jeeted to all these men, and the list might
be indefinitely extended. because they ore
corporation attorneys. Very true, but
where Is prominent republican lawyer
or politician who Is notl Not one can be
fouad. The Jo1rSui processes TO be n re i.
publican paper, and at the same time a
friend of the people. Nothing can better
illustrate the fact that paper or man
cannot be both OF these. Any republican
who will be appointed to the fedora
judgeship will be corporation attorney
There Is no question about that, AS long
as that Is settled, Il might as well be MIR
Simon as any one else, especially as long
a. he has more brains than any Of the rest
of them. Oregon has two corporation
lawyers" in the senate; Dolph, an attor-
ney for the Union Pacific, and Mitchell, AN
attorney for the Northern Pacific. The
republicans need another corporation at
torney on the federal bench, and they will
have him, too. The Chicago Tri6a1e, the
leading republican journal OF the Vest,
said 1he day before Harrison's nomination
that n the ticket should be Harrison and
Morton, Il would be "a combination of
railroad and DOODLE" So Il was; that
was what won the election; that Is what Is
making these appointments. The only
possible way to keep corporation attor-
neys" of the bench Is 10 defeat the repub-
lican parly--and then we are not sure OF
doing so.--Evening Telegram.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-04

The Tammany Club, OF Portland, will
celebrate Jackson's Day (the eight of Jan
uary) in true democratic style. 1t Is pro-
posed to invite all the democratic clubs OF
the state. Barney Goldsmith, chairman
of the democratic state central committee
will assemble the state central committee
on that day. He proposes TO mobilize his
forces and get them ready for active work
when the state campaign opens IN the
spring. With the many advantages that
democits have they ought TO elect one or
both congressman and working majority
in. the legislature. The young men of the
the country just coming into the right of
snfrase, are largely uniting themselves
with the democratic party. The tariff re-
form and tariff reduction sentiment that is
rapidly finding lodgmept In the minds of
republican farmers and wage workers will
contribute to sSell the voting force of the
democratic party next June. A Billion
Dollar Congress and Million Dollar leg
islature ought, land we believe will, drive
two thousand republicans In this state out
of their old party into the democratic fold.
Let every democrat, then,put his shoulder
TO the wheel for the work of the next
campaign.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-04
TIE EORBER TARIFf.

Here is what New York paper says o.
the business Cf the country under the work.
ings Of the Mckinley bill:
"When it is appreciated tina, the volume O
business Of this country. as shown by bank
clearings, fell on $4,000, 900, 900, or II pei
cent, in the SIX months succeeding the passage
ofihe Mckinley bill; that in New York city
alone there has been a decline OF 33 per cen
in the amount OF new buildings, and that the
consumption ofpig-iron shows decline of IS
per cent, it becomes clear that there has been
a considerable check TO the prosperity and
business Of the United States since the pass
age Of this much criticized bill"
These figures tell their own story. and il is
fearful showing. 1t isa showing that will
defeat the republican party In the next election
1t is mountain Of disaster that will surely
destroy IFS authors. It will topple over upon
the party in 90. It will crush Mckinleyism
ou, Of existence. WsLe0mS.