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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13

mouf1lon and Augora goat are
all psed. with many more kinds. Any
thing that Is fur is in style. Dresses
are made with wide bands OF astrakhan
around the bottom, and with jackets OF
the same, with sleeves OF the dress ma
teriel.
There is a novelty called silk fur,
which is very pretty but expensive, and
many Of the novelties in pattern dresses
nave borders of this silk fur woven into
the fabric. There is silk trimming
that resembles ostrich feathers, and an
other that is almost an exact imitation
OF real astrakhan.
Among the newest things shown this
week are some novel varieties OF net
something like the Russian and fish net
bpt hsndsomer than either. There are
several novelties, only shown in sample,
however, OF broche grenadines, whic h
will be seen next season. These are in
all imaginable colors and some OF them
are exquisite.
One would have thought there could
not have been invented anything new IN
the way of crepe de chine, but there are
several novelties, notably one where
there are downy, fluffy tufts OF silk
woven into the fabric, like so many
woolIy little chickens. There are also
some lovely effects In stamped chiffon
and in crepon; these have very delicate
flowers family printed, and the whole
finished by scsllop in buttonhole stitch
in the prevailing color.
OLIVE HARPER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
THE GIRL RELEASED.

The University People Could Not Send
Her to the spinning House on Infer
ences.
LONDON, December 12.-The case OF
Daisy Hopkins, the girl sentenced to a
term Of imprisonment In the spinning
house By the University authorities 90
the charge OF walking :he street with
University man" came up In court
yesterday.
Sir Richard Z. Webster, the Attorney
General. on behalf of the Vice ChanceI-
Tor Of the University, opposed the sppli-
cation for the discharge Of Miss Hop
kins from custody. He said the girl
had been convicted not Tor being In the
company Of an undergraduate OF the
University, but FOR being In his CON-
pany for immoral purposes.
This, be stated, was inferred In the
charge made against her. The Court
announced that IL upheld the appiics-
ton, as no charge OF immortality had
been stated and no definite legal charge
had been made. The Vice Chancellor,
the Court held, could not convict per-
son on inference. Sir Richard Webster
announced that the girl would be re-
leased. 80.
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Frew & Bertschy,
No. 1117 MAIN STREET.

byterian Church for a number OF years:
rendered his resignation. The people OF
our community deeply regret his departure
and wish him success in his new fold.
DIR. Geo. |. Keener. OF Morgantown, was
In town this week.
Major X. n. ID. Willis has received his
commission as Brigade Inspector Of the
National Guard OF West VirVinia, with
rank OF Major, on the STAFF OF Gen. Is. d.
Mrs. Willis Richie, of Keyser, is the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Hardie.
The teachers and pupils OF the West
Grafton school will give al orange festival
aud catching party at their school building
next week.
La grippe has made its appearance again,
and quite a number in town are suffering
from 10.
Misses NcNight, Lizzie Weber and Jen-
ME Johnson, three charming young ladies
of Oakland, Md, are the guests OF Miss
Lucy King.
The NJ. p. Sunday school will dispense
with a treat for the children this Christ
mas. and each scholar Will donate some
thing for the poor II is hoped the other
schools will follow the charitable example
of the NJ =. school.
Hon. John It. McGraw and George NJ.
whatsoever are at Warrington, w. va,
this week.
There will be services ct tho st. Matthi-
as Episcopal Church tomorrow Sunday
at II a. m. and p. m.
State Senator c. II. Knott was in town
this week.
G. S. Sands Cashier OF the Clarksburg
Bank, was the guest Of G. L. Durbin this
week.
Several society weddings are booked for
the holidays.
prof Mitchell is enjoying few days
hunting.
T. D. Armstrong is still i'll at his home in
West Grafton.
Col. ]. K. Smith, Of Fctterman, was in
Wheeling this week.
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PowHATsN POINT.

PowHATAx PoIST, o., December p
Moriah Lodge No. los, +. and A. M, last
evening elected the following officers;
r. \. Riggs, w. ". Frank Gibson, ). W.;
w. r. Powell. J. w; John Ramser,
Treasurer; j. +. Gibson, Secretary; Jos.
n. earle. ). D.; Geo. w. McMurry, j. d..
John Kicker, Tyler.
Prof. G.. NJ. Fowles was In attendance
at the Belmont Institute, held at Martins
Ferry Saturday.
Mrs. ALERT Sauner was visiting friends
in Weeeling this week.
The stores are making quite fine dis
play Of Holiday goods this week.
Track is now laid on the Ohio Valley
Railroad 10 Pipe Greek, ana If the weather
continues favorable. IL will be completed
to this place by February /.
The new steel cross beams were this
week placed ia the upper Sttnnsville
bridge. an improvement much needed.
The NJ. e. Church Sunday School are
preparing an entertainment 10 be given
Christmas eve.
Miss Vera McMurray, who has been on
the sick list for some time, Is low rapidly
improving.
Rev. Mr.. Ward is holding protracted
meetings at the Amity appointment, sne
has already had a number Of new members
added 70 the church.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, w. Va, December IA fire
broke out in the residence Of John Lucas,
Monday morning, but was eXtinguised be-
fore any damage was done.
Miss Mollie Martz left on On extended
visit to Wheeling and Pittsburg
Garrett Hensal, colored, was arrested
here Sunday by Sheriff jenkins, for steal
ing some money and an overcoat at Man
nington. He was taken TO Warrington in
the evening by Sheriff Charlton.
John Hamilton, of Pittsburg, was the
guest of his parants this week
An inspecting party Of high officials Of
the Baltimore ana Ohio, passed through
here Thursday on a special train.
FIN. Durbin, late cashier Of the Nation
al Bank of Parkersburg, was in town this
week.
The electric light showed up in full force
agvih, giving a much better light, as the
new building affords better facilities than
its former location.
R. T. Lilly, of Warrington, arrived in
town this week.
Mrs. Regor and daughter have arrived,
and will make this their future home.
DR. Vaukirk and daughter were in
Wheeling this week.
w. H. A9air has been i'll for several
DAYS.
viii Magill, OF Columbus, o., is the guest
OF his parents this week.
Miss Marie Mugier, who has been indis-
posed for some time, is out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilmuth have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
W. D. Smith has returned 10 his home IN
London, Eng. He has been here buying
lumber.
G. w. Gall, of Philippi, and P. J. Gro
gan and wife. Of Kingwood, were regis
tered at the Grafton Hotel this week.
Mrs B. McGLaw has returned from q
visit 10 friends at Parkersburg.
Owing to the illness Of Prof. Regor, d.
rector of the orchestra, the Grafton Social
Club did not give their hop Thursday
night
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bonne
died of congestion Of the lungs az their
home in West Grafton. The remains were
taken 10 Glencove. n. Y. for interment.
Miss Ida Kimmel, OF Keyser, Is visiting
her cousin, Miss Flo Kimmel.
DR.. Warder is on hunting trip at Yves
ton.
The railway conductors will give grand
ball on January 9Th. Supper viii be served
at the Grafton Hotel Itpromises to be a
swell affair.
The Baptist Church has been holding in
teresting revival meetings this week.
The teachers and pupils of the High
School will give book reception next FRI
day afternoon.
Mrs. George Ridenour is dangerously i'll.
Rev. J. Fl. Flanagan, pastor Of the Pres
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
BELMONT TEACHERS.
The Association In Session at Martins
Ferry, Yesterday.

The Association In Session at Martins
Ferry, Yesterday.
The Belmont County Teachers Ass)
citation met in Commercial Hall, Mar
tins Ferry, yesterday morning at IL
o'clock. A. p, Myers, Of Bellaire,
called the meeting 70 order and intro
duced the new President Of the AsSocla-
ton, Mr.. w. E. Patterson, of Bethesda,
who made very neat address.
The programme commenced with
music by class from one Of the pri-
mary schools, under the direction OF
Miss Mcdonald.
Miss Charnock's class drill in gymnas-
tics was highly appreciated by the
teachers.
Miss McDouald'S class rendered an
other selection, which was followed
by a talk by Mr.. Williams, of
Bridgeport, on the derivation OF
words. Mr.. A. w. Harris, then
recited q beautiful and original
poem entitled "McCullough's Leap"
Al noon the meeting adjourned TO the
Hotel haywood, where a bOuntiful din
per was spread before about ninety Of
them, the dinner being furnished by
the home teachers.
The afternoon was occupied mostly
with addresses by DR.. G. w. Fowler, of
Powhattan, and DR.. Dixon, President Of
Scio College. The music of the after
noon was furnished by the High School.
There were about Seventy-iive visit
ing teachers present, among which
were noticed Superintendents Rea, of
Barnesville; Gladding, of East Liver
pool; Duncan, of Bridgeport; Jones, OF
Bellaire; Mitchell, OF Wellsburs; Rosit-
ter, Of st. Clairsville; Merrick, OF Cadiz,
and Bethel, OF Flushing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
Among the PugilIsts.

Sullivan denies the Kelley story.
The A. A. U. may give up boxing.
Tommy Callaghan wants work at lis
pounds.
Reddy Gallagher is running foot
ball team.
Walter Campbell challenges any 126
or 1913 pound man.
Billy Plimmer battles Mike Hogan
two weeks hence.
Jimmy Ryan and Piztsburg Bill are
touring Pennsylvania.
Andy Hanley, the old-time feather
weight, is not dead, as reported.
Eugene Hornbacker and George
Wright fell out during friendly bout,
Wednesday, and slugged each other.
Tommy Ryan, the Chicago pug, was
arrested Wednesday on an Indictment
for u fight last August. Ryan had q
fight scheduled for tomorrow.
Billy Woods handler thinks his man
will hold out for long fight, and put
up fighting round in the home-stretch
better than any Of the preceding ones.
R. K. Fox has been sued. He de-
clined to give Planners hackers the
$500 forfeited to Kclly's hackers. Joe
Baker, Kelly's hacker, has brought
suit against Mr.. Fox to recover the $500
posted by him, and which money he
claims was used by Mr.. Fox for his Own
purposes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
EIGHT BELLS on MONDAY.


Among the cast in Primrose and
Vests Comedy Company who will pre-
sent Bells hero At the Opera House
next Monday, is Miss Ada Dare, one OF
the beauties of the stage, who proved
one OF the great acquisitions in tho New
York production early In the season OF
Aunt Bridget's Baby" Miss Lizzie
Hight, tbs wife OF Mr.. Frank Wills,
who shared the honors with the star
for several seasons, I'm the 1.-TWO Old
Cronies," is also in S Bells, and her
handsome carriage and graceful moin
are as much admired now as heretofore.
srowAwAY COMPANY on TUESDAY.
The "Stowaway" Company will be at
the Opera House on Tuesday evening.
An exchange says: Since its first pro-
duction the play has ridden on the top
most crest OF tidal wave OF public ia
yor, and this year no trouble or expense
has been spared, II possible, 10 eclipse
the successes that have gone before.
New scenery, new properties, new cleo
trio and mechanical devices, and a prac-
tlcaly new company have all been pro-
dured.
NAT GOODWIN COMING.
Merry Nat Goodwin and his compan.
ion players will give Wheeling play
goers a treat next Saturday evening,
when he VIII appear at the Opers House
and present, IL is said, the funniest play
ever written, ''Tbe Nominee" which
has been filing tho theatres elsewhere
| with joyful throngs, and exciting nn-
ceaslng laughter and delight. Goodwin
is always a host In himself, and In 1.-THE
Nominee" he seems 10 have secured a
vehicle that offers him the greatest OPP
portunity Of his life for amusement.
u pom his former engagement here no
presented "A Gold Nine" and was re-
ceived with the greatest possible favor.
This piece was charming one, but I'm
1.-THE Nominee" which is purely play
10 excite laughter, he gives, undoubteG-
Iy. the most enjoyable entertainment Of
his life.
THE MELVILLE SISTERS.
This company will appear q. the
Grand all this week, giving al entire
change Of programme each evening,
and opening With the great play, the
1.-TWO Orphans" The Melville Sisters
have been before the public for some
time, and they have the reputation OF
carrying first class company and Civ
ing fine performances at the low prices
Of 10, 90 and 80 cents. Manager CEN
ther has not played repertoire COM
pany this season, although he has had
numerous offers 10 do so, and has select
ed the Melville Sisters Company "a one
that he thinks gives good productions
with first class company. Those who
visit the Grad next week viii have the
satisfaction Of seeing one OF the best
best dramatic companies that ever play
ed here at low prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13

to all ages, and those for little girls can
be modelled from ii without difficulty.
There is camel's hair plaid that is very
suitable for It.
The hood is so very simple in form
that look at the illustration will snow
how II is to be made, but this style Is
rot arbitrary. Any style OF capuchin
can be made that pleases the wearer
best. a dark red silk lining is very be-
coming, but bright yellow or dark
green can be used il 1t suits the COM
plexion.
To-day I saw one of the children OF
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, who has just
returned from abroad and whose name
IS Gertrude, with her cousin, Marguer-
ite Shepard, and l noticed their cos
tunes particularly. That Of Miss Shep-
ard, who Is eleven years old, was OF ap-
Ule green cashmere over ruby velvet,
with narrow Persian lamb trimming.
Her hat was faced with ruby velvet and
had green plumes TO match the dress.
Her cousin, Gertrude Vanderbilt, is
about the same age but smaller, and
they look remarkably alike for cousins.
Gertrude had fawn colored cloth
dress bound with narrow bands OF Per-
sian lamb, and wore wide felt hat in
fawn and with shaded pink and cream
plumes. These were really gala dresses,
as they were going to visit a little
friend. Ordinarily they are dressed
palmer than most of people would
think worthy of the fact that these two
little girls are beiresses of so many
millions. Gertrude has taste for
music and painting, while Marguerite
Shepard has strong literary hopes.
Garments for children this season
for out doors are fairly smoth-
cred in fur, Krimmer Persian
lamb, astrakhan, mink. beaver,
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NOTES on THE RIVER.
News OF the Boats and Boatmen AIon,
The Ohio.

News OF the Boats and Boatmen AIopr
The Ohio.
The Joe Nixon passed up with tow
OF empties.
The Belle Prince passed down yester.
day afternoon.
Captain Conant. OF the Acorn, Is via.
ting hts home In this city.
Pilot Casper Clllus has returned after
taking the IronsIdes to Louisville.
The Congo for Cincinnati and tho
Keystone State for Pittsbnrs are tho
packets scheduled for to-day.
Captain Dave Spencer, Of the to,v-
boat Ironsides, was In the city yester.
day on his way from Pittsburg "a M,
home ia Wiliiamstown.
Captain John ShrIver. while walkl,,
the gunwhsle OF bis sand barge fs,'
into tho river at the landing, Ffidav az
ternoon. and had narrow escape fron,
drowning.
Con Mcdonald left on the s:2o .-,,-
for Pittsburg yesterday afternoa,'
where he will bring out the Jos ~
Gould add take her 10 the Kanavba ~.
o tow empties- 'oi
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
zine Ea.tern Raclnr Dates.

NEW YORK, December 12.-At meet
ing of the Board OF Control, the govern
Ing body of recognized racing In the
East. the following dates were allotted
for next year: Spring meetings: Brook
Ign Jockey Club, Monday, May to
Saturday, May %. New York Jockey
Club-Monday, May 30 to Friday, June
II. Coney Island Jockey Clab-Satur-
day. June is to Saturday, July IL. Mon
mouth Park Racing Association-Mon-
day, July 4 to Thursday, August 25.
Fall meetings: Coney Island Jockey
Saturday, August 81 to Saturday,
September 10. Brooklyn Jockey Club
Monday. September u to Friday, Sep
TENDER 30. New York Jockey Club
Saturday, October / to Saturday, Octo-
her Ia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
General sporting Notes.

Sunol arrived In New York yesterday.
Ashinger leads in the Worcester bi-
cycle tournament.
The Monmouth Park owners will build
a new track in New York.
The Noble case wasn't heard yester-
day owing to the illness Of Mrs. Noble.
Clearwater beat Powers 100 to 1T
last night. Powers cleared the table
three times.
s. N. J. Woods, 1.-THE demon bowler"
of Lord Hawkes. team, has gone into
the brewing business.
The first match between the English
and Australian cricket teams WAS won
by the Englishmen, an inning and 62
runs.
Professional reinstatement to the am
ateur ranks is becoming farce down
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13

East. Men who became professionals
with their eyes wide open have been re-
instated.
Theodore Hcijke, Philadelphia
strong man. did well for time in COM
petition with Cyclop<, but he finally
failed to raise with one hand a bar bell
said to weigh 2S6 pounds.
Two more games were played in the
billiard handicap tournament yester-
day. Sample (lS0) beat Frazier (200)
two points. In the evening game Sipe
165) beat Sample (ls0) twenty-four
points.
Stephenson, the Australian. who
trained Mclean, says that Hanlan I'M
derrGtcd Mclean, and was twenty
pounds over his proper racing weight,
and besides had boat ten lengths
slower In a mile than Mclean.
The Oxford and Cambridge cricket
match Of 1892 will be played at the lat
ter end instead Of the beginning Of the
week, commencing on June 80. 1t will
be followed by Gentlemen, rs. Players,
at Lords, on July 4, and Eton vs.. Har-
row on July s.
Judging from the signs Of the times
the days of the Amateur Athletic Union
are about numbered. II all reports are
true the first TO break away from It's re-
strictions will be the Manhattan Club,
one of the strongest, II not the strongest
athletic clubs in the world.
Robb, the English wheelman, is q
wonder, but has been kept back by
Howell. his handler, In hopes OK getting
in q killing some place. Americans who
have seen him ride alongside OF Howell
In training say he can beat the cham
pion in good style. He is a little fellow,
but can push wheel very fast.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
From Runners Camp.

Harry Dardn will return to America
In two months.
Cuckoo Collins expects good mark
in the Sheffield Christmas handicap.
He has the right people with him.
There will be 1OO-yard race on the
Rail Mil cinder path, Woods Run, to-
morrow, for sos a side, between John
Pelkington and Tom Toomey.
The Sir Joseph Banks 10 yard handi-
cap was run at Botany Grounds, sgd
ney, Aus. October 90. and won by c. e.
Armstrong, w. Abbott second, j. j.
Lynch third.
1t was Oliver, OF Perth Amboy, Of
n. j., who was slugged for to run out
race at Wilkesbarre, last week. The
slugger was Mike Bowen, the New
England runner, who has been hand
ling Oliver for some time. Bowen is
being credited with being one OF the
neryiest men In the coal regions. The
referee declared the race and all bets
of, thus losing Bowen's party about
$1,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
Dese Ball Gossip.
,eckley Is In Denver,

Beckley Is In Denver.
Grim Is a giant in stature.
McGunnigle may join Washington.
Tom Quinn is wanted by Sioux City.
Galvin's little ones are ont of danger.
Cleveland claims it has hold on Da-
vies.
1t is still claimed that there will be
peace.
1t is said that Columbus has sold out
to the Association,
Princeton's candidates use dumb-bell
and chest weight exercises.
Maui, Briggs and Murphy have not
been released, as reported. These men
all received advance money.
"McGuunige's complaint about hard
work Is amusing" says President Tenn
pie. ale secured three menN in four
weeks"
Plttsourg figures on so, 900 for total
expenses next year. At this rate an
average attendance Of 1000 will be re-
quired to meet expenses.
People who want Hanlon field captain
of the Pittsburg team defend his work
of last year by claims that cllques, OFF,
Gals, etc, were working against him
and preventing him from doing well.
Charley Reilly told PhiIadelphianS
that TO one could play good ball on the
Pittsburg team as it was managed last
season. Reilly gets 81, 600 this season,
with promise of All increase for better
work.
Secretary Mucahey, OF Souix City,
writes that Pittsburg has good man in
Ehret, who will pitch month at a
stretch II wanted. Mr.. Mulcahey also
compliments Swartwood on his play
last season, and hopes for his success In
the League.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
AnFnIdemlc I'D nInhthcrla.

WHEATLAND, MINI, December 10
Diphtheria is epidemic here. Seven
deaths have already resulted from it.
Two families have lost three members
each. which were al buried together.
An died the same day. School is stop
ped. There are four more families
down with 1t. They seem to be affected
as much in the head as in the throat.
The doctors here cannot do anything
for II, and It is still spreading.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
CLARINGTON.

CLARlNeroS, o., December 12.-Dr
Boone. of Powhatan, made professional
visit 10 town Monday.
John Habermehl. of Allegheny, was VS.
iting relatives here this week.
Miss Maud Mckinley, of Bellaire, was
the guest of Miss Clara Hsbermehl this
week.
Samuel Farrier moved bis family to
Pittsburg Wednesday.
CT. Cochran is laid up with an attack
Of the grippe.