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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Some of the Religious Notes Around
Town


The pastor, Rev. James A. Hopkins,
OF the Disciples Church, will attend
the dedication OF the new Disciples
Church, at McMechen, Sunday morning,
and will occupy his pulpit in the even
ing. There will, however, be a service
in the morning. The ladies OF the
Church formed a Home Society, on
Wednesday evening, at the home OF
Mrs. Jos. Deville. The elevepth ami
versary OF the first Christian Endeavor
Society will be on February ?, and will
be appropriately observed by the Socie-
ty on the first Sunday in February.
"At meeting OF the congregation OF
the Fairtiew Presbyterian Church, in
Nottingham township, Tuesday after
noon. a call was extended TO Rev. Roe
mer, a member of the present senior
class of the Allegheny Seminary. Mr..
Roemer is young man Of considerable
ability. He will probably accept the
call. "-WashiHgtOn Observer. Mr.. Roe
mer referred to is Mr.. John L. Roemer
of this city.
"Where gain is loss and loss is gain, !"
is Rev. DR.. Cooks topic Sunday morn
ing. In the evening he will preach from
part of che 53rd chapter OF Isaiah. A
song service will be given in connection
with the evening service.
"A Christocentric Moral Character"
is Rev. Riker's Sunday morning subject
at the Fourth Street NJ. L. Church. An
evangelistic sermon will be preached in
the evening. Revival services will De
continued next week.
Young Mems Meeting will be held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building at 1870 o'clock this evening
and four o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
An interesting meeting is promised for
tomorrow.
The famous Lotus Glee Club, Of Bos-
ton, will give the next concert in the
Young Mems Christian Association
course, in the Opera House, Thursday
evening, February 4th.
Seats will be reserved at eight o'clock
this morning at the y. Nj. c. A. build
ing for DR.. w. Z. Davidson's lecture on
Switzerland next Tuesday evening.
Rev. DR.. Cooke will conduct the Sun
day School Teachers Bible Study at
the Y. NJ. c. A. building at FIVE O'Clock
this afternoon.
There will be no services at the United
Presbyterian church tomorrow, the pas
tor, DR.. Mcclure, still being unable to
conduct them.
Rev. Trey, of the First Baptist Church,
tomorrow morning will preach on THE
Church and the Saloon"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
I'm The Circuit Court Of Ohio County:
THE State OF West Virginia at the relation o
Louis Delbrugge:-
Robert 7. McNichol.

Robert L. McNichol.
INFORMATION R the mature or quo icdTrda'0
This day came Louis Delbrugge by
his attorney, in open Court, in the name
OF the State Of West Virginia, and pre-
sented his information in the nature Of
the writ Of quo ICdTTdRtO against Rob-
ert t. McNichol, and moved the Court
for leave to file his said information and
for proper summons thereon against
said MCNichol.
"UpOn consideration whereof, it is by
the Court ordered that such leave is
granted; that said information be and is
now in open Court filed; that proper
summons upon said information
do issue against said Robert I.
McNichOl, who is hereby made
defendant in this proceeding, summon
ing and requiring him TO answer said
information, and that such summons,
together with a copy OF said intorma-
ton, be served upon the said McNichol,
which summons shall, after due eXecu-
ton thereof, be returned here into
Court with the officers return OF serv-
ice, on the first day of February, 1892,
at $3.50 o'clock a. m.
And the said Louis Delbrugge, the
relatOr, being by the Court required to
give bond with good security, TO be APP
proved by the Court, in the penal sum
Of $500, conditioned that said relator
shall pay all such costs and expenses as
may be incurred by the State OF West
Virginia in the prosecution of this writ
aud proceeding in case the same shall
not be recovered from and paid by said
defendant, the said Delbrugge, there
upon, with w. NJ. Handlan and John
NJ. Short, his Sureties, entered
into and gave said bond
in said penal sum, and with conditions
as aforesaid, which bond is by the Court
approved, after having been acknowl-
edged by said Delbrugge and snreties
in open Court, and it is, by order OF the
Court, filed In this cause.
Given under my hama this 22d day oil
January, 1892,
JOSEPH +. PAUL.,
Judge, etc.
ATTEST: JOHN w. MITCHELL,
CLERK"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
DEDICATION OF ST, JOHNS CHURCH
Programme Of the Arrangements for To-
morrOw's Exercises,

morrOw's Exercises.
The committee OF members Of the
congregation of ST. Johns Church, in
Beuwood, have completed the arrange
ments for the dedication Of the church
which will take place tomorrow. Near
ly all the Catholic organizations which
have been invited TO participate have
signiied their intention Of being pres
ent.
A special train will leave the B. & o.
depot in this city, at 1915 O'Clock, for
the accommodation Of those living in
Wheeling who desire TO attend. 1t will
stop at Riverside station where the line
will form, and will move over the fol-
lowing route; South to Fourth street,
west on Fourth to Main, south on Main
10 Eighth, west on Eighth to Water,
north on Water 70 Sixth, east on
Sixth to Main, south on Main
20 the church. The line
will be made up in the following order:
Chief marshal and assistants, mounted
Mayor and city officials; Hackett's band,
of Bellaire; Hibernian Rifles, Of Allie
gheny: Knights OF st. George OF the Ca
thcdral; Knights of st. George of ST.
AIphOusuS Church; Knights Of ST..
Joseph of the Church OF the ImmaCu-
late Conception; st. AiphonsuS Society;
Polish Society; Divisions l and ., A. o.
H., of Bellaire; wheeling and BenwOod
Divisions A. o. H.; other organizations,
and citizens.
ri. Rev. Bishop J. J. Kahn will offici-
ate, and all the priests in the vicinity
will no r,rpSaUt The choir will be ma
terially strengthed for the occasion and
the music Will be feature OF the affair
Mass will be celebrated at II o'clock.
AT it's conclusion a banquet will be
served in the basement Of the church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
Mills tn Consolidate.

The proposed consolidation Of the
Benwood, Belmont and Wheeling mills,
outlined in the REGISTER several weeks
ago, will be considered az meetings OF
stockholders in those concerns, to be
held next week. Each Of the companies
will hold it's annual election Of officers,
and the matter will be acted upon. Cir
cularS have been issued TO all the stock
holders i'm the different mills explaining
the advantages OF the combination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
Changes at the Banks.

The Directors OF the Bank Of Wheel
ing have chosen the following officers
for that institution: President, Gibson
Lamb; Cashier, Joseph Seybold; Assist
ant Cashier, Jacob A. Jefferson; teller,
C. II. Simpson; book-keeper, Charles
Lamb; collector, w. +. Butler. Mr..
jefferson thus leaves the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley, where he has been for
twenty years, a valued and valuable
member of the staff of the institution.
BY his departure, !. II. Mcdonald is
promoted from receiving teller to pay
ing teller, and w. p. Burk TO receiving
teller.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
shoulder dIsIocated.

A man named Edwards, living in Mar
tins Ferry, on Second street, near Clay,
and who is employed as engineer at the
Ftna mill, met with a serious accident
last night. He slipped and fell upon
the pavement on Fourth street, near
the County Road, dislocating his left
shoulder. DR.. Williams was called and
rendered the necessary surgical aid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
BoAEp on COMmIssIoNERs
The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session.

The Business Transacted at Yesterday 5
Session.
All the members Of the Board were
present at yesterdays adjourned Ses-
sion. The report Of the Finance Com
mittec. transmitting the results of the
sale of the 100000 of county bonds, as
heretofore published, was read and
sdopted. Bills aggregatiug $1,000 was
ordered paid. The Board decided that
the enumerators should be paid cents
for each name returned and l cent in
addition for copying.
The Board then adjourned to meet on
next Wednesday to further consider the
matters connected with the new cleo
tiOn law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
The River.

BEowNSyuLE, PA, January %
River + feet inches and falling;
cloudy; COO.
MoEGANrowN, W. VA, January %
River @ feet and stationary; cloudy; cool.
WARREN, PA, January 22.-Riyer
foot; light snow.
PlrrsBURG, PA, January s2.-RiyeT
feet and falling: cloudy.
&C. c., 1879 and 1l4l Main street,
Wheeling, for fine clothing at so cents
on the dollar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
3SeItBiplts CLOTHES.

THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-THE
Il pastor. Rev. d. A. Cunningham, ID. d.,
Will preach At 1880 a. IN. and 1880 p. IN. Chris
tian Endeavor Society ~ 6:45 p. m. Sunday
school at 9 u. m. Mission school, Eighteenth
street II 2:3O p. m.
ToURTH STREET n. f. CHURCB-Preach-
Il ing Sunday at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
by the pastor, Rev. a h. Rlkcr, ID. ID. Sunday
school. 9 .. m. Revival services every evening
during the week except saturday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Circuit Court,

In the case of John L. Hervey V. R..
II. GuIespY, administrator Of Sarah
Hervey, deceased, the motion by defend
ant 10 set aside the verdict and grant a
new trial was withdrawn and judgment
was given plaintiff for S49420,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
Wultten.

VUANTED-LADY WHO ISAGOOD SALES.
w woman. 10 take permanent position. Ad-
dress CANNING, this Office. JaZ3es
yvANTED-A LOAN OF 1880 AT SIX per
w cent on city real estate. Address * y
Z, this Office. jays
UUANTED-DRUMMER FOR RETAIL Bus
w mess in city, Address "a care this OF
fee. is2ls
skJANTED-LADIES AND GIRLS TO DO
w our new work for us az home; - 70 IS a
week easily made; no painting u)r cauvassing;
send Self-addressed envelope. Echo Manuiac-
turing Company, Liocrty-sq., Boston, Mass.
JG2iey
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23

EYES examined for glasses without
charge by Prof. Shelf, optician, Main
and Eleventh streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23

Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
air,p Advertisements.

OWING To THE ILLNESS OF Or. Mcclure
Othsre will be no services al The L. p. Church
tomorrow. Ja23q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23

ENOR SALE-SHELVING. SAFE, STOVES,
IL etc. or lease with fixtures. HAZLBfr,
WHEAT 4 HAYS. 1914 Main street. jas2s
A CARD-ASY PERSONS WISHING TO
"a consult me can do 30 by calling 81 my resi-
dence ~ Beech Bottom, Blooke county, ". Va
iAlSeb DR.. G. w. KELLY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 70
the estate OF George Boyce will please call on
the undersigned aud setiie the same. and all
persons having claims against ssid estate viii
please present the same as soon as possible ~
No. IS Twelfth street, Wheeling.
". ;. RATES, IN,
Administrator OF Estate Of George Boycs.
ia.etrSATAWEu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-23

Notary Public
The writ which issued was as follows;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18
QuINlNe ANo PER u-NA.
Two Great Nalarlal lenodles cOmpntpa.

Nothing is more clearly demonstrated
than that thero are wodistinct forms of
malarin, which for the want OF better
names, may bo denominatcd aoute and
chronic. 1t has been recently shown
that the parasite which causes
malaria are different In the acute and
chronic forms. The acute form Is com
mouly known AS fever and ague, or
chllls and fever, This form Of the dis
ense is too well known in malariOus dis
tricts 10 need description, and is gem
orally durable by large doses OF nuinine.
though this is not 30 favorable a rem.
edy a. Pe-ru-na. The chronic form OF
malaria is, by no means. so well under
stood, as the symptoms are hardly over
exactly alike in any two cases. and ID
rarely II eV0r, durable by taking
qulnine. Each case presents SLIGHTLY
different symptoms, the most common
ones being duh headache. snllow com
pleXiOn, turrod tongue bad taste, poor
digestion, shivering feelings. not dash
es, cold feet and hands, and constant
tired feelings.
Quinino viii not cure cases OF chronic
malaria as above described Pe-ru-na
Is the only specific for such cases. po-
rn-na Is sure 10 cure, leaves the sys-
tenn with no derangement and pro-
duces no drug habit hard to leave oil
which quinine will do.
Pe-ru-na Is for sale at most drug
stores, accompanied with directions
for use; but those who are using it
should send for the Family Physician
No, !, treatise on malaria. sent free
by ThePe-ru-na ! Drug Manufacturing
OompAny Columbus. Ohio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

Texas Is not good field for lcage
teams The magnificent Distances
arv too great.
The western clubs In tho National
league seem TO have taken squirt ali
along the line
Nickery aud Knell are ACQUIRING n
reputation as two OF the widest tyirl.
ers In the National league.
The Washingtons have tried ton
pitchers so far this season. No wonder
they cant win u game once weols.
MeAleer's wonderful fielding and
hard hitting is an important factor In
Inc success OF the Forest City team.
Cleveland has been a great mnnv
years getting championship team To-
gether' but Il looks as though they mud
done 1t AT last,
Stovey has made six doubles. ton
triples and three home runs, besides
stealing iifteen basUs and scoring thir.
Y-.wo ruas in thiriy-fye games,
II Is said that king. Baitimore,s nav
pitcher oounts 100 for luck every dime
he delivers the ball. he must nav,
seen Darby perform some time.
As'~nta claims to have the best short.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

fight for $1,000 and the championship,
The mon met AZ Rhodes Point, Mo,
and McCoole won 10 thirty-four hotly
contested rounds. Tho next aspirant
for the title was Aaron Jones, who was
defeated by McCOole at BusenbacS
Station. o. The fight was under the
London prize ring rules and lasted only
twentv-six minutes McCOOle was left
undisturbed IN the possession OF his
honors until the next year, when
Coburn again took up the gauntlet and
a fight was arranged for $1,000 side 70
occur at Cold Spring Station, Ind. May
p. Both men were arrested as they
entered the ring and were sentenced 10
spend 40 days each In tho penltentiHry
at Bansingburg. Then BIZ DAVIS
again claimed the championship and
fought Tom Allen OF st. Louis at Eos
ter's Island, near ST. Louis, january IL,
1869, for $1,000 and the title Allen
won In forty-three rounds and chal-
lenged McCOole The fight occurred
on June Is OF the same year at Fosters
Island. Allen had the best Of It, but
McCoole got the decision on foul,
MACE, Goss AND RYAN.
On May TO- 1870, New Orleans had
its first championship fight. Jem Mace
and Tom Allen were the contestants,
and Mace won the fight and the stake
OF 5000 in forty-fOur minutes. Just
one year Afterwards the rival cham
pions. Mace and COburn, met in the
squared circle at Port Dover, Canada,
They were in the ring one hour and
seventeen minutes and neither one
struck an effective blow Another
match was arranged which came OIL at
Bay st. Louis Miss. November 81.
The fight lasted three hours and thirty
eight minutes and ended IN draw
Soon after Joe Goss came over
from England and challenged Allen
TO fight for $500 n side and
the title. Allen was only too
willing to make an effort " regain his
prestige and accepted the challenge.
They fought In Boone county, Ken
lucky, September Z, 1916, and at the
end OF the twenty-lirst round GOss was
awarded the fight on u foul.
GOss met his Waterloo at the hands
of Paddy Ryan Of Troy, n. Y, June /,
1880 The fight occurred at Collier
Station, w. Va, for stake OF $1,000 "a
side. Ryan won after desperate
struggle at the end OF eighty-seven
rounds. The fight had been repeatedly
postponed and the friends Of the Eng.
lishman claimed that he was out OF con
ditiOn when he entered the ring. Ryan
was bigger man than his opponent.
being over six feet tall and Weighing
about 30 pounds.
Ilyan's next battle and his last was
with the redoubtable John L. at Mis-
sissippi City, Miss, February I, 1882.
The match was for 81, 600 Il side and the
title, and London prize ring rules aud
bare knuckles governed the contest
Nine rounds wero fought In eleven min
utes and Sullivan was declared the win
nor and the champion, which title he
has successfully defended until he fell
beneath the superior science of Pom
padour Jim
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18
.ss.OBSERVE THESE RULESII

Tho votes that decide the selection OF IN,
Texas representatives and Chaperones arr,
TO be cast upou the coupon printed 10 TYB
GAzk1rE under certain rules which have
oeeh adopted TO simplify md facilitate the
keeping Of the record as follows:
Al ballots must DO cast upon the blanks
which will be printed for the convenience
OF voters.
Ench ballot must state the residence Of
tho candidates.
No ballot for chapcrones will be received
and counted where the couple voted for are
Personally unknown TO the management Of
Tnr GAGETrE, unless satisfactory testino.
mas OF character are furnished to this
office.
NO ballot will be received or counted for
any young lady or chaperoue related IN any
way 70 any person in the service Of Tina
GALETTB,
No ballot will be received or counted for
my married lady, except as a candidate for
Voters may vote for seven different
young ladies n they so desire, but there Is
u, 70 conf ulslon on any one TO vote for moro
than one young lady.
Not moro than one vote can be cast on
AHy one coupon for any one candidate.
Not more than three Fort Worth canai.
dates can be voted for on any one coupop.
In addition to voting for three Fort
Nurth young ladies', voters may vote for
tonr young ladies' outside of Fort worth
All voters have the privilege OF voting Tor
seven dtucrcnt young ladies', but not mors
than three Of the young ladies mus he
RON Fort Worth, as only three are 10 be
selected from this city.
Not more than one counlu can be yot.,d
for as chaperoucs.
q, Every yoter must Rccompany his or her
oAlol WIN a motto announcing all tho
or her proper naiue not for nubjieatios
unless desired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

3 Tho Names o. parties gu,si "a
er a. Representatives or thapsfua .
number Of votes cast III t1.l
written on the envelope or WsaQs
8, Write all the names md fgiss
the upperm0st coupon lnreset z
write all the names a1d 1aGail
votes inclosed on the elroler en-
4. A letter must acun1inI q
whether for young ladies' q ~
and such letter must giYoiAen ~
residence Of candidates Ioita lsnl
number Of votes ctel
5. The votes 10 arg jewellers H1s
for the same pIrties-ihe l'le =
thrown out II "niKed.nl =. OF W
orc candidate, five votes iN ago y
date, and so on IL the sHae .s'a
q Only one vote TO- any est ~
Can be voted on one cogpen
Z. No vote will 10 reeaTisd W
rules are not observed. bai af1 y.
be held subject to the ordss olM''H
ODsERyE-Writa the nsnss ~ :,
OF votes on tho envelope " sas
write tho names and rcsiiesA y. 4. . !.
uppernost coupon, and on ne Ky ,
printed, and send votes ~ 49,
and ehaper1us in separate lafs'''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18


stop in tho southern league in shelback
Shy must have quickened his pace q
little
This Is MoPhee's eleventh season
with the Cincinnati club. This rec
ord Of continuous service Is equaled
only by Arson, who has worn the Chi
cago uniform since 1876.
The collapse Of the Pacific Northwest
league demonstrates that u ball team in
u town Of 10000 10 10000 inhabitants,
cannot pay New York and Boston sala-
ries.
a report that Vickery had been re-
leased by Baltimore has been going the
rounds Of tho eastern papers. Never
theless Wick Is still in the box and won
two games last week.
Mullano, Clarkson, Hutchinson, San
ders, Crane and weighing have each
held opposing teams down 10 one hit
this year. Stivetts Is the only league
pitcher who has shut out an opposing
team without hit
A Memphis scribe relieves himself
AS follows: IAN reports about Mem
phis disbanding or giving up It's fran
chise are denounced as mere venom
ON the part Of two warts on the earth's
surface-the village of Nashville and
the suburb Of Chattanooga"
The Cleveland aggregation are play
ing ball 10 win, and they are almost
cocksure OF the pennant. Interest now
conters on the fight for second place
which is something unprecedented in
the National League. Boston and
Brooklyn are in the van but the pros
poets arc they will drop back A streak
Of hard luck or Indifferent playing
would send them way down.
Sporting Life There Is quite
crowd OF Chicago base ball enthusiasts
who are pulling 10 have Home Run
breckenridge late OF the Columbus
team, take Anson's place on the first
base with the Colts. Before Brccken-
ridge turned out as professional no
was member Of one Of the city
league teams Ia Chicago He was very
popular and had large following
among the Chicago amateurs.
An eastern writer has something
pleasant to say about "Cush'sn umpir-
IN raceut BunalO-Bing
game He says: Mr. Cushman, for
murly manager OF the Milwaukee club
OF the Western association had very
time Of it In the empires
position. Cushman apparently was
trying TO please everybody, and rs the
old saying goes, he pleased nobody
the 400 became greatly worked up over
some Of Cushmnns decisions and made
life miserable for that gentleman.
Some Ui the udjectives hurled from the
grand stand at Mr. Cushman, when he
pulled his book from his pOclyet 10 com
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

The number Of dcyptces of the wheel
Is rapidly increasing In Fort Worth
a club with regular run cards aud med
ais or prla0s for tho best score 10 now
IN order
The ruads in and around Fort Worth
are said 20 be exceptionally fine and ad-
mlrahiy adapted for wheeling Some
cyclists aver that aside from especially
prepared roads, those OF Fort Worth
have tcw equals,
During the past two years the num-
Der OF ladies' who have adopted the
wheel aS means of healthful outdoor
exercise has largely Increased, and the
ratio is argely enhanced with each
succeeding season. Daring the pleas
ant iall months It ia expected the NUM-
Der OF lady riders iu Fort Worth viii
hayc almost doubled,
The racing board tNational) has de-
oldcd That ANY person having won "a
prl1o on road or path Is no longer u
novice and cannot compete In novice
races
The great zimmerman was fairly
beaten at Detroit BY the Cleveland
man, Johnson, SO claims u Cleveland
paper. Zimmerman protested the race,
claiming that Johnson bent the pistol
shot which started the race, thus gain
ing yards,
10 You ride a pnaumatlc9 II so, here
Y q little advice which we clip from the
Nheol' Don't pump your tires too
hnrd. Most whoelmen do, bat don't
you do H. Halt the pleasure derlvable
rom AN air tire is lost by overinHatlon.r
Frnult Walipr tho t'aiif,,,,i,,. N