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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-12
AMONG TaE SCHOOLS.
A Few Items of Interest That Have oc-
CURED in the schools During the Past


A Few Items of Interest That Have oc-
Cured in the schools During the Past
Week.
The past week has been week in
which grea: deal has been accom-
plished among our schools, even more
so than on previous weeks, because In
conjunction with the other lessons the
scholars have commenced work pre-
pairing for the regular annual public
examination day, which takes place
two weeks from yesterday.
Nearly all the schools, as far as can
be learned will have the regular exer-
cises that generally take place on that
day. Instead of literary exercises at
Clay school they will have public
music day" That is the day will be
devoted TO music: parents will be eX-
Dected to call and visit the school.
This will be a novel feature and will
certainly take well.
The shortage Of gas about the city
yesterday also affected the schools. AT
Washington, Webster and Richie the
rooms had to be dismissed, as the Their
mometer fell down below sixty degrees
in some of the rooms.
The talks on Columbus which Tere
suggested by the Board Of Educat't>1 at
their last meeting, are being held every
other Friday afternoon, and prove to be
quite interesting as we'll as instructive.
At Clay school one Of the teachers has
purchased a Scrap-book and placed II In
her room. This book is TO be filled with
clippings from the different papers con-
corning the Worlds Fair, which are to
be contributed by the children.
The entertainment at Madison school
was repeated last night, 10 large audi
ence The affair was one Of the largest
school entertainments that has been
held in the city for long while. Every
one taking part did great credit TO
themselves and the schoo, also. 1t Is
not exactly known how much was taken
in during both nights, bat all feel satis-
fed that they have realized a neat sum.
Quite an interesting relic was on eX-
hibitiOn at Washington school last
week. 1t being an old geography
which Mr.. Louis c. Stife! brought with
min from Germany. It was made in
1912, making the book just three hun
dred and fifty years old.
The division 4 and B teachers Of
Madison and Lincoln schools met yes
terday afternoon and held a very inter
eSting session.
At Washington school prizes have
been offered for the room that attains
the highest percentage in attendance
and the one that has the least number
of tardy marks; for the month OF Feb
ruary Miss Ada Greer's room attended
the highest per cent. in attendance, aud
Misses Roberts and Whites rooms
shared the honorS for receiving the
least number of tardy-markS.
There will be TWO examinations this
month. The Juniors at Washington
school on the twenty-fourth, and the
Seniors at Clay school on the twenty
fifth. Miss Mabel Hanes, Of Washing
ton school, has been indisposed during
the past week.
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rAsrHAM,, VOTE IN SO.
\ Correspondents Assertions Concerning
That Gentleman set Z ght.


That Gentleman set ght'
To he E0jtOr Of ic Rt0is a.:
SR:-A communication in your issue
of March the Sth inst, signed +. K. An
drewS, plays havoc with the aspirations
Of several distinguished gubernatorial
candidates. With one or TWO daSheS OF
his reckless pen your correspondent
Summarily disposeS of all Of said candi-
dates except Judge Bennett. His prin-
cipal complaint against McC0rkle is his
lack OF dignity and discretion, whilst
Snyder is arbitrarily characterized an
'impossibility, SydeuStricker declared
mot in il, and Eastman denominated a
''hayseed," and hence ineligible.
1t is true that Mr.. Eastman is a farm
er in all that the word implies, but no
less a Democrat than farmer, and we
do not understand either to be term OF
reproach. Moreover, the people in this
section of the State prefer and ask a
more careful scrutiny OF Mr.. Eastham'S
claims to the gubernatorial nomination
at the hands OF his party, rs well
from the standpoint of individual
capacity and fitness as from the identity
entail body OF our voting population.
than is accorded by this over-zealouS
friend Of particular candidate. Nor
can we discover, from a careful pcruSal
of the communication in question, any
reason assigned why Judge BENNETT
should be selected as the standard
bearer of our party in the coming con-
test, except, to use the language OF the
writer. -''as the thing locks TO us Mr..
Andrews now Judge W. Cr. Bennett, Of
Weston, Is the available man.
1t is not the purpose of this communi-
cation, however TO discuss comparative
IN or otherwise the various qualitica-
lions possessed by the different candi-
dates who have thus far been mention
ed, but simply TO correct a most unac-
countable error into which the writer
has fallen in abiding to this (the Fifth
Senatorial district as a democratic
district" and taking Mr.. Eastman 10
task for losing it in 1856.
The facts are as follows: In 1884
Blaine carried the district by SOP ma
iority; in ISIS Harrison by $50, and Golf
bv 475 majority. One Of the most pop
ular Democratic officials in Jackson
county. who was candidate for State
Senator in the campaign OF lSSs, was
defeated by over 800 majority in this
came district, aud yet the majority
against Mr.. Eastman in 1856, in the
district was only -, although ROane
county, which gave about 200 Demo
cratic majority in 1854 and 1855, gave
majority against him OF -, on account
of the fight for the location Of the asy-
lum between Mason and Roane, which
entered largely into the contest, and it
may be presumed accounted for ROane'S
vote These figures, We think, explain
themselves.
A fair and accurate statement Of
facts. a recital of the merits and dement's
of the respective candidates should
and does conserve a useful purpose,
but we do not imagine that haSty, in
considerate and inaccurate criticism has
much weight with an intelligent pub
lie. DEMOCRAT.
Point Pleasant. ". Ia, March 10.
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BACK and SIDEAChE.
just What to Do TO Cure Them.

The most annoying pain is backache. The
next most uncomfortable condition Is sideache'
Nothing makes person feel so weak, nervous
miserable and dragged out as more OF less
constant weakness or pain in the back OF SIDE
Ind is entirely unnecessary to suffer from H.
too, for Dr. Greene's Neryurs, which you can
get at druggists, s0J will cure it, perfectly ano
completely. This remarkable nerve medIclne
and sure reliever of pain is purely vegetable
and harmless, and It IS absurd for people 10
suffer from headache, neuralgia, pain IN oAcS'
side, limbs, malaria, &c, when cure is certain
by using this great discovery for the nerves. d.
Greene's Neryura is the best spring medicine
and should be used now, as all these troubles
are worse from Spring Debility.
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rHE THIRD ENrULsION.
Members of Parliament Who Have Left
the Paths of Rectitude.

LONDON, March l1.-At the old
Bailey, to-day, a sentence was passed
that will, without doubt, result in an
other expulsion from the House OF Com
mons, making the third member OF the
present Parliament who has been
ANONYMOUSLY expelled.
The first was Capt. Narney, who was
expelled upon his conviction for pro-
curing a girl for immoral purposes; the
second was Edward De Cobain, who fed
the country to escape arrest on charge
of gross immortality. What will prob
ably prove the third expulsion will be
that Of George Woodgate Hastings, NJ.
p, for East or Brom'S Grove division Of
Worcestershire, who was to-day sem
fenced to five years penal servitude on
his plea of guilty of the charge of mis-
appropriating the sum Of sc 900.
Mr.. Hastings, who Is Liberal Union
st in politics. has represented the East
Division of Worcestershire since April,
1890. He is &C years old.
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"Tbe Blood the Life. E"

Runs the old saying, and everything that
ever makes part of any organ Of the body
must reach its place therein through the
blood Therefore, if the blood is purified
and kept in good condition Oy the use Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, it necessarily follows
that the benefit of the medicine is impaired
10 every organ Of the body. Can anything
be simpler than the method by which this
excellent medicine gives good health 70 all
who Will try IL fairly and patiently.
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made OF lilac FoURREAU SKIRT.
crepe DE chine, with a double rutlle OF
lace around 10, and where it met in front
there tied two long ends OF very fine or
iental lace reaching nearly 10 the knees.
They were each about a quarter OF a
yard wide aud were accordion plated.
Indeed almost everything is accordion
plated now.
Among the pretty summer materials
are dim.ty aud cotton bedford cord,
which bears a suspicious resemblance 10
white p.que. Still 90 is pretty. and there
are numbers Of new effects in CrepOnS,
and there are such handsome SatineS 10
real India silk and foulard patterns
q-ite as pretty and almost as costly.
But speaking Of the dimity and the
pique. They ere made with a wide hem
at the bottom of the plain skirt, and
above the hem are several rows of but
t0nhOles worked In the material through
which are run as many rows of narrow
ribbon. and these are tied in neat little
bows with ends on each side. The waist
is trimmed Ia the same style, and it is a
very pretty fancy.
OLIVE HARPER.
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fact that the modes of the present day
were very nearly perfect. Look at that
awful sack coat I had one Just Ike
that an but the collar thirty years ago.
made of gray dOeS6iu, as 10 was then
called, but now 10 would oe "oeaVer
cloth" There are silk ones on the way,
sisters, and cloth ones in every color,
AN made without seams and hanging
like pillow case ON broomSticN.
There are great white or smoke pearl
buttons on the front, eight OF them al
least.
The proper skirt 20 wear with these
new English jackets, which, alas
have also GO, the French stamp upon
them, is a soft wool Ina some neutral
tint, or broken plaid, made plain four
reau shape, with no trimming unless,
perhaps, q band OF fur or narrow
pinked or accordion plated ruitle.
skirts OF an street dresses, where 10
can possibly be afforded, have silk linz
ings, and around the bottom of these are
TWO and sometimes three diu6ed out
ruHies, one set under and two or more
on the upper side OF the lining. The
dress itself may De of spartan simplicity
on the surface. but II you get "a glimpse
of the undcrS.de there are tur0elowS
and f0uuces enough 20 astouish one;
and house dresses have, ia addition to
these, a deep balayeuse t,ouuce OF mus
lin and lace, all of which makes the
dress set out well az the feet. some
wear these gowns on the street. but the
neat lady IS apt 90 make display OF
fluffy ruHleS when she walks that would
shock herself i she knew 10, OF II she
saw any other woman do the same she
would call her mentally "a bold, brazen
thing.
The carric6 cape, with a postiche
shoulder cape of another material, Is
quite stylish Just now. The bottom
cape is OF Irish frieZe OF some other
shaggy stuff cut circular shape aad
simply hemmed. The top one is of veil
vet. lined aud beaded SO that 10 Is per
fect'v stiff. and Is bordered with q mar
row band Of fur. and the collar is trim
med in the same way. This can bee left
of Us the weather mOderateS, or can be
worn alone without the lower cape.
The Vatican bows are seen on almost
every indoor dress, and many outdoor
ones also. The style consists In having
q bow with short loops and ends that
fan TO the bottom of the dress In the
back. Wrappers that have no Vatican
plait fin the back have the bow In it's
place, and it is fastened upon all kinds
OF toilets for old and young. Indeed,
ribbon will De worn almost 70 the eX-
clusion of every other garniture except
lace, and lace and ribbon 60 so well TO-
gether that they will be largely used as
compliments.
The neckwcar has ribbons, China
silks. laces, crepe lisSe, net and chiffon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-12

SALTLAKE. UTAH, March lI.-Nicholas
Groebeck. pardoned last year by President
Harrison on his promise to abandon pOlyg-
amy, was arrested today and held in So,
600 bonds for unlawful cOhabitation. IL
was a very fragrant case. right in this city,
the offending parties living openly in their
pOlygamOus relations.
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those hateful
an d graceleSS
fashions are
really going to
revive, ifStrawS
do show whie b
way the wind
doth blow, for
here is the very
newest thing
out, and il is
e O. r Z a I n D y
enough to give
cause for the
gravest appre-
henSion, q d d
that. too, at q
time when We
were all con-
-.r.trInrlnr.l-r-
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a1r,u Advertisements.
TO The Ladies.

Make your husband happy, your son
happy, yourself happy. and your home
happy. Bring them 10 US and let them
see our fine stock Of Clothing OF every
imaginable color and style.
We can show you 500 different styles
and designs. Call for our =, SO and
SD Mems Suits, equal to any tailor
made suit.
See our prices on Gents Hats. We
have no competition AZ our prices. $50
Fine Stiff Hats, latest style; they 90 at
81, worth Sis: 25O Mt SIPS, worth s.. so;
25O at u 80. worth g; @5OatS l.75. worth
So 80. We can suit you in Price, Style
and Quality.
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gor 5nle.

DAKERS. ATTENTION ARARE CHANCE.
ID For Sale or RCnt-House and business;
tno->tory frame house double bake house sta
bic and flour house: lot 81. feet front. Is ieet
deem House coutains nine rooms. one store
room and kitchen, large cemeuted cellar. va
Ter. artificial and natural gas. sewer connec-
ZION. one horse, two wagons; baking ID barrels
per week: the best location in the city. Terms
- nd cb.aD- Want 10 20 into other bus
mess. Inquire or address K. GANTERT, Bel
~. n mQra
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Scr Salr.

L1OR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS At
Il REGISTER Counting Room. cts each.
E1OR SALE-A GROCERY DOING A GOOD
Il cash bushes. ior the past sixteen yrsrs.
Stock low. A GOOD location. j. s. HARRISON,
Martins Ferry, o. mnh
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an mingled and
all wonderfully
pretty. / saw
last night 40 the
Casinotwo pretty
new styles. One
was a round coli
lar OF folded red
China silk, with
a bishop fan Of
the silk in front,
which reached
nearly % the
waist. b0rdered
with a row Of
point dc gene
lace three inches
wide, aud three
inches above that
another row was
laid on the silk
dat. 10 was not
confined, but fell
IN loose folds.
The other was ia
shape Of an open
sailor collar i'm
F-.rr nrF wrn-
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Administrators Sale.

Tho undersigned admlnisirntrN ~ the estate
of the late g G. WiUIeurrid, offers the stock
~ goods in the store room 40. iCf0 Market
street for sale privately until March ~ Al
goods uusold on that date viii be sold a. public
auction. commencing 90 ~ q m. Of that dsi.
The stcck consists ~ gold and silver watches.
chains. charms, rings, clocks. new and gu.
claimed and The general line of goods kept iu
iaWclry store. and includes. also. large irwe..
cr's safe. several show cases, aud q fine rrg1-
lstor clock Tho unclaimed clocks viii D. odd
Tor charges unless redeemed before day ~ sale
Al person owing the late . q. WinIeurelI
will cali promptly and settle. All persons who
have clGius against the same viii present them
AZ once FOR settlement 90 be- undersigned.
MRS. q. G.. WINIENRElD.
AdmluisiratflV.
!. {. HKRvET. Auctioneor.
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TOR SALE.
The Beautiful Country Residence

Or the late Josephine Berry. at Brookslio .ne
mile west % Bridgeport, Ohio. on the SatIo. ID
Road Must bee cold soon. GEO. g. MCKEE.
m,Oe4da Administrator.
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FOR SALE.

5000 70 loan on city rsal estate.
Two very desirable lots on South Front stfeei
Island: cheap
Hslf lot on gor street. Sixth ward. q 90.
p Lots a. Edgington Lane S575
Fine slI-roomsd brick house on EOl street.
Sixth ward, cheap, and On easy terms. Posiet
zion given April ist.
Sine.roomed brick house on Thirty-Grst street
Sixth ward. In splendid repair, al mocern IL
proyemeDts. Lot 32Iif5. This j. & bsrgsih.
Lots on EoHth Cbspiine, Eof and J4c91
streets, $50 70 sSD0 each
Business house on Market street
Business house On Chspiine and Tweniy-siIih
streets.
Building ute for dwelling on TWeniysists
street tfDl.
Large lot a. McNschsn. Ground Ioorsoi
Very cheap.
seven roo1s brick house. Forty.lfE; sod
Wood streets. Full lot sou. on easY tsfl'
House of eight rooms. with modern convert
ences. on Jacob street between Fifteenth a11
siIteeRth streets.
House Of eight roons, brick, on MARIE
street. Centre Wheeling.
House Of eight rooms, brick, No 1910 Jse0o
street, e. 800.
House Of Eve rooms on jacob street, Csstfs
Wheeling ground 35IloO. t,S0
Seven lots sOIiDO feet In FllAn. Rhyts An1
Gallagher addition; price 900 70 800 each.
Corner one-han 10: On HcColloch and Bsi
mont streets.
Choice lots In Glendale on easy terms
Ons Of the best manufacturing sites In he
city, fronting on two railroads
- acres adjoining Elm Grove; cheap
FOR RENT.
L'rge hall. second floor. on Market street
lsOxiO0 feet
NESBITT g. DEVINE,
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S THAT ARE LIKE MEMS SACK
COATS
Olive Harrsr Fears That the Styles Of Thirty Years
Agr Nay Be Revived, ba. PTays Iha.
She NAY Not Live % See ,ae
Awl. DAY.

Sos-ial Cor-sspo- dsncs Of nc Register.
New YORK, March l0.-Ii we have
got 60 60 back TO the styles that were
in vogue thirty years ago, l want 70
know 10 ia tine 20 develop some mortal
diseases by which 1 may Gle easy before
IL comes DO pass, and yet | fear that
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GLENN'S RUN
" GARDENING FLRM HOR RENT.

The home place ~ the late Philip Reiliyi
hereby offered for rent The Mansion House d
large brick. and about ~ acres % land situate
on Glenn's Run. three miles north OF the city. .
very desirable Tor gardening purposes ana 'cr
summer boarding House Possession giyel
April !, 1922. THOS. O'BRIkN,
For the Trustees OF the Reilly Estate
Telephone Az fUal
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FOR SALE,

good Farm OF 7lz acres. one and one-hAlt
miles from the city. with good hTe-roomed
house stables. good water. orchard, &c, and i've
acres in grapes. VIII sell on easy terms or ex-
change for city property.
Thirty five lots in Hodmsnns Addition.
These are the best lots in the Eighth ward for
persons wishing place % build house.
Fine Rouse and several lots on IWeniy-ninth
street at small figures.
store room and dwelling 4ll7 Jacob street
4 good house and full lot on South jacob
street Below Forty-seyenth.
JOSEPH A. ARKLE,
Pension Att0rHey, Real Estate Agenl, Notary
and Justice Of the Peace. Houses Rented and
Rents Collected. Office S5l7 jacob street
feo7w&s
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'OH. Ny BAUM.
81 have been under the care OF many doctors
for neuralgia and rheumatism, which mad
terribly IN my back and side. So badly did |
suffer that I was unable to attend to my bust
ness for three years, before I came across the
right remedy to cure me. The remedy is DR..
Greenes Nervura and have been perfectly and
completely cured by this wonderful medicine.
JAMES BOWE,
q Market st., New York City"
Eay-Dr Greene. the successful specialist in
curing all forms of nervous and chronic dis
eases. s. W. l4th Street, New YORK, can be con-
suited free, personally or by letter. Call or
write him about the case, or send for symptom
blank 70 I'll out, and letter fully explaining
the disease, giving advice, &c, will be returned
free
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TOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM. and room,
Il In rear, No. 60l on DIST floor on Twelfth
street, the same being now occupied as urNisa
Baths Apply to HARRY W. MCLURE. Nc.
Lure House. flesh
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DOR SALE.
That ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
No. II22 CHAPLINE STREET.

This is one of the most modern and best built
houses Ia the city. Inquire Of
fe22b PLATOFF ZANE, Shern's Office.
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TOR RENT.
DOR RENT.

l.
Second story fats containing six rooms,
hall and bath room on Tenth and Main streets
prices from sS5 10 $50 per month, including
steam heat
Also store rooms on Tenth street az 800 pc,
wear. JAMES L. HAWLEN.
MAJ 1870 Main street
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E,oR RENT-A FEW CHOICE OFFICE
Il rooms in the Reilly Block. corner -Four.
teenth aud Market streets; finest location .n zoe
city; steam heat. janitor AMI elevator service.
Apply TO J. V. REILLY. Agent fellH
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L,OR RENT-NEw BRICK HOSE, WITH
l. all modern Improvements, \. Fourteenth
street from February Ist. VIII be ceased Tor
term % years 70 right party. Apply al ONCE Of
City Water Board. la5h
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NOR RENT.-HOU 81, GARDEN, BLACK
TN,,sor ,rartn -, Sho,t Sysss NJ
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gnr Rrnt.

I,oR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS AT
II RECIsrER Counting Room ; cts each.
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UyOR RENT - THE ELEGANT BRIcS
4 store room corner Zane street and Norm
broadway, Island me location Tor Dfu,
store or Grocery Apply 70 J V. REILLY
Agent. 1T NJ Reiliy's " hoiesale Grocery. FELIX
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-12
BEHIND THE FooTLIoHTs.
Wright Huntington will star next sea

Wright Huntington will star next sea-
son.
Mrs. Langtry threatens to come to
America next season.
Fanny Davenport is said to have
cleared $50, 900 on the season.
E. M. Royle will continue to play the
principal part in his play of Friends
next season.
Dgby Bell has introduceda novel idea
in giving revised edition of his comic
opera, Jupiter" every month.
Reginald De Koven, the composer of
"Robin Hood" is under contract to
write an opera for De Wolf Hopper.
Adam Itzel, Jr., composer Of the Tar
and Tartar" will probably travel with
that opera as conductor next season. He
is writing several new numbers for it.
Chicago is to have a subterranean
theater and cyclorama. Property on
Wabash avenue has been leased for the
purpose and stock company formed
with capital of 100000.
]. w. Summers, an actor who num-
Der of years ago was quite well known
in the United States and who went to
Europe to experiment with play called
"a Noble Brother" will be one of the
coming seasons new stars.
The Union Square theater, New York,
was recently reopened under its new
management, Messrs. Greenwan & Pear
son. The opening programme was
"The Fabricator," by Walter Craven,
and curtain raiser entitled "Adrift,"
by Robert billiard, the actor.
Sidney R. Ellis has signed contract
with GreenwaH g. Pearson by which
Charles A. Gardner, the German come
dian, will go into the Union Square
theater, New York, commencing Aug.
1. "Fstherland," Mr.. GARDENERS great
est success, will be the only play pre-
eented.