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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-21
CATHOLIC CHURCH DEDICATION.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Kain OfficIates at the Ser
vices at MOnongsh
Special Telegram to The Rs0iItsr.

Special ZsEsorGm to ths Rs0iStsr.
MoNONGAH, w. VA, March 20.-The
neat Catholic church building lately
erected here by the untiring zeal OF v.
Rev. Father O'Connor of Clarksburg
was dedicated to-day By Rt. Rev. Bishop
Kain. Special trains brought large
numbers from Fairmont, Clarksburg,
Grafton and other points. The blessing
Of the church took place at 10:30 a. m,
after which Rev. Father Haimann Of
Newburg sang high mass, the CathO-
lie choir Of Clarksburg having rendered
their services for the occa-
sion. The dedicatory sermon was
preached by Bishop Kain and
was an exposition OF the
purpose to which a Catholic Church
building is devoted. IL is not lecture
hall, wherein men paeRde their indi-
vldual views and their ever shifting
opinions; but it is the church Of the
living God In which are promulgated
and explained the unvarying doctrines
Of divine revelation. The Chrst-ap-
pointed body OF teachers continues and
will ever continue to discharge their
GOd-given mission: go, teach all Ma
tions, all truth, all days"
The guarantee given them by Christ,
nearly 1900 years ago, has not been
withdrawn. Behold, am with you. I"
The Church is also the veritable tem-
pie Of God, for on. its sacred altar Is
daily offered by a duly ordained priest
hood the sacrifice of the New Law.
OF this great sacrifice, so clearly fore
told by Malachi, all the Patriarchal
and Jewish sacrifices were but types
and figures. 1t is the chief act Of pub
lie worship among all Christians in the
East as well as in the West, except
PrOtestants. In this exception Protest
antiSm resembles modern Judaism, mas
much as il has no temple-service, no
altar, no sacrifice, no priesthood, etc.
The Bishop will leave MonOngah this
afternoon for ClarkSburg, whence he
will start tomorrow for two weeks
visit of that portion Of his diocese ly-
ing in south West Virginia.
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Big Religious Revival.

FRANKLIN. PA, March 20.-This city is
now in the throes of a religious revival. A
series of meetings are being held in nearly
every church in the city and up to date
there has been over 500 conversions. At
the Evangelical church alone, 130 converts
have been added to the membership, while
the other churches are crowded at every
meeting and interest is undated. As re-
suit Of the several revivals, first class the
atrical attractions are playing to extremely
light houses and other entertainments are
neglected., business is being forgotten and
all 20 to meetings at all hours Of the day
and night.
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JACK THE SPLITTER"
SoIIed Many Ladies' Garments but is at
Last Recognized and Captured-A Dam
cerous Crank.

SoIled Many Ladies' Garments but is at
Last Recognized and Csptured-A Dam
gerous Crank.
PADuCAH, KY, March 20. - This
place has developed rather exception
able character OF the Jack the Ripper"
order. For some time there has been
much complaint among the ladies Of the
place that man whom none could fully
describe would spit upon their clothes
as they passed out of churches or other
public places, or would slash their gar
mentS badly with very sharp instru-
ment.
The fellow would secrete himself in
the dark and would commit his depre-
dations as the ladies passed in crowds.
Lately be has grown bOlder, and last
night was recognized by young lady
as he spat upon one passing by him just
in front OF her. The father OF the
young lady spat upon being told Of the
matter and the suspicion, hunted the
fellow up to-day. He was about to
cowhide the splitter when an officer took
the man in charge.
The fellow is young man known as
Ben Jones, who for years has been re-
garded as a crank. He seems TO have
an antipathy for female garments, and
1t is said his mother has lost many gar
ments at his hands, he stealing them
out, and, after soiling them, cutting
them into Shreds. Once he stole her
entire wardrobe, and, carrying it to the
woods, cut all the garments into bits
and hid them in hollow tree. Jones
will be tried for insanity, as he is re-
garded as dangerous.
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KILLED HER NEWBORN BABE.
Seventeen Year-Oid Doiiie Su'se1
Watched While in Bed and Charged with
Infanticiie


Infanticiie.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March s0.-A
schoolgirl but seventeen years oil age,
lying i'll at her home, while a police
man watches by her side to see that she
does not escape, is the sad condition OF
affairs at the house No. 5ie9 Merton
street, where resides Dollie Cutter,
young mother. who is suspected OF caus-
ing the death OF her newborn child.
The young girl, who Is unmarried,
became mother on Thursday night.
last, but her parents knew nothing OF 1t
until Friday night. when the police Wis
tied the house. The child's body was
found in a closet, and Martha Nichol-
son. a servant, who had assisted the un-
fortunate girl, was placed under arrest.
Information was first received OF the
case on Friday at the City Hall. Detec-
tiyes, accompanied by Police Surgeon
Andrews, at once went to the home OF
the Cutters At that time Mr.. Cutter
knew nothing OF the object OF the visit,
and it was only after considerable par
ley that he decided TO admit the sur
geon and detectives. The facts were
made known to the father by Detective
Geyer and Surgeon Andrews, and the
effect of the shock upon the old man
was terrible TO witness.
He at once summoned the servant,
Martha Nicholson. She at first denied
all knowledge of il. After time, how
ever, she admitted that Miss Cutter had
given birth to baby on Thursday even
ing about S o'clock. She wrapped II In
paper and an apron aud placed it in a
box in the closet. There the infants
body was found. 1t was impossible for
DR.. Andrews to state whether or not the
child had been born alive.
The detectives and surgeon went to
the bedside OF the child-mother, who
was i'll, having had no medical attend
ance. After considerable questioning
the girl finally divulged the name OF
her betrayer. He is a married man,
whom she met in Enfield, Conn.,, a year
ago, she said.
Miss Cutter is unusually attractive
and well developed for her age. She
has been pupil of the Norris Hoffman
School, Fifty-fourth and Vine streets.
The servant, Martha Nicholson, has
been placed under restraint and Is now
at the City Hall. An investigation into
the case is being conducted by Coroner
Ashbridge and an inquest will be held
in a few days.
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Rev. Dr. Diron'. sermon.

NEW YoKK, March 2o.--Iiev. DR.. Thomas
Dixon, OF this city, preached to-day on the
hunger riots Of Berlin and elsewhere.
Said he:
.The secret Of the trouble must be deeper
than mere politics and there Is something
radically rotten At the heart OF civilization
itself.
''Should not the men Of wealth read "a
these signs anew the deep obligations lad
upon them 10 rescue and save society Car
we feast, and dance. and banquet, while
our brethren staryei No man has ne
right TO do what he pleases with what ne
possesses. He only has the right 70 90
what he ought 70 do"
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snnntnr am 90 Returned.

wAsHINGroN. d. c., March 9O-The
Southern tour Of Senator Hill came 70 a
close by the arrival of the party in this
city az II o'clock a. m. to-day. Senator
Hill expressed great qualification at the
hospitable manner in which he was re-
ceived throughout the South, and does not
conceal his pleasure over the enthusiasm
which his visit aroused in GeOr-
yia. Alabama and Mississippi Numerous
invitations have been received by Senator
Hill within the past week TO visit various
Western and Southwestern cities, and he
is being strongly urged TO make a tour
later on through the West and Southwest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-21
HER HEART,

With Blood Dripping From IL, Buried by
the superstitiOus Friend and Relatives,
Who Hoped Thus 10 Arrest the Disease
That AHlIcts the Family.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., March 20.-A
horrible superstition was put to test in
Exeter yesterday. The wife OF George
T. Brown, of that town, died OF con-
sumption about eight years ago. About
six years ago the eldest daughter sue
cumbed to the same disease, leaving the
other members of the family in appar-
emily good health. Shortly after
son was taken sick and
went to Colorado about six
teen months ago, with the hope of
recovering his health. During his alb
sence the past winter another daughter,
Mercy Lena, passed away after few
months sickness. A few weeks ago the
son came back TO Rhode Island, and is
now critically i'll.
Since that time Mr.. Brown has been
besieged by a number OF people, who
expressed implicit faith in the old
theory that in some part OF the bodie 5
Of the deceased relatives live flesh and
blood might be found, which is sup
posed to feed upon the living who are
In feeble health. Mr.. Brown did not
place much confidence in the old-time
theory, and resisted their importuni-
ties until yesterday afternoon, when the
bodies OF the wife and two daughters
were exhumed, and an examination had.
Nothing but skeletons were found Of
the wife and oldest daughter, and after
examination Of the body Of Mercy Lena,
which was buried nine weeks ago, the
doctor reported the body in a state Of
natural decomposition. When the
heart and liver were removed quantity
OF blood dripped from them. The doc
tors said this was nothing unusual. The
heart and liver were cremated aud the
bodies re-i1terred.
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A DEN OF VILENEss
known to the Outside World as Dress
Making Establishment.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, March 20.-In
the heart of this city what was con-
sidered reputable dress-making es-
adjustment, conducted by Ellen Boyce,
has developed into den OF vice.
She acts in the capacity Of procuresS,
enticing reputable white gils into her
resort, where they are met by white
men.
Several girls nave been seen to enter
the establishment who were unaware Of
its true character. 1t is reported that
aSoung lady of Is, school girl named
Scott, was lured there and her ruin
accomplished by travelling man. The
parents of another young miss, wildly
inclined, have sent her away from
home to rid her OF the temptation of
coming in contact with the wiles of the
vampire in female form.
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A NOVEL LAWSUIT.
An italian Pays $40 for Wife and Does
Not Get Her.

BUFFALO, March 20.-James Crage,
an Italian, is suing Sebastian Frozillo
to recover $40 alleged to be due on a
breach of contract to supply wife.
The story is that Caroline Companili,
aged IS. came here last year from
Italy, and Frozilo, who is widower
and relative OF hers, hearing OF her pro-
posed arrival, told Crage that he could
marry the girl for $40, which Crage duly
deposited in Frozillo's hands.
After she arrived, however, Frozillo,
who saw a chance to double his money
on the same liue OF goods, sold his rela-
tive to Charles c. Ross, young Ameri-
man, who also gave him $40 and mar
ried his purchase.
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NEBRASKA DIVIDED
On the Presidential Candidate for the
Democracy.

CHICAGO, March 2O.-A committee Of
prominent members OF the Jacksonian
CLUB OF Omsha, Neb., arrived to-day at
the Sherman House and tomorrow will
arrange for headquarters for 1000 en-
thusIastic Democrats who will attend
the National convention. The commit
tee consists OF Representative George j.
Sternsdorf, Judge George Holmes, Jr.,
John r. Murphy, Hugh Melchoir, j. y.
Walters, and Col. 7. j. Hickey. Judge
Holmes and Mr.. Murphy are for Hill
first, last and all the time, while the
rest favor Cleveland, with BoIes as .
possible second choice.
Nebraska will send 40 uninstructed
delegation" said Mr.. Sternsdorh. "Our
club and the Democracy OF the whole
State are divided on the Presidential
question. We shall. however. stand by
the nominee whoever be may be-"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-21

LIVERPOOL, March 20'-Thousands Wis
tied Rain Hill to-day, converting the quiet
suburban village into pandemonium.
The Vicar of Rain Hill alluded 20 Deem
ing's crimes in his sermon to-day. He
said that after the departure OF Williams
or Deeming from the village IL had been
proposed TO buy Dinham villa, the scene OF
the murders, and make II the Vicarage,
but happily the project had been aban-
doned
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The strike sit1ation Serious.

WINyIPEG, MAN, March 20.-The strike
situation on the Canadian Pacific looks
more serious tonight than at any time
since the men went out from the fact that
a deputation Of the engineers have had sew
eral Interviews with Superintendent White
since yesterday afternoon, and that trouble
also exists on the Pacific division 70 Van
couver. as well as on the Western division
from Fort William to Donald.
The result Of the interview Of the en-
gineers with Superintendent Whyte is
kept secret by both men and officials. but
the general supposition is that the en-
Qineers are obiecting 70 carrying s'scab'
crews of trainmen. and If satisfactory men
are not put in charge, they may also join
the strikers
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For CiriI service Reform.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 20.-Repre-
sentative Andrews. Of Boston, has com
pleted the report upon his bill ITO exclude
political influence in the employment OF
iaborers under the authority Of the United
States, - and will submit il 70 the House to-
morrow. The bill, according 20 the reports
he has received. will affect some q, 900 en-
ployes and will require that hencef0rth
thew shall be appointed and employed
without regard to pOlitical Considerations.
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A CabInet aIaetlng.

BERLTx, March 2O-A meeting OF the
Cabinet was held to-day, all the members
being present except the Chancellor and
Count Zedlitz.
IL Is reported that the Grand Duke OF
Baden has used his influence with the En-
peror 10 induce him 70 abandon the educar
linn bill
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Hath Geftinx Hsttsr.

wasHIxsroy. %. c.. March D-It was
stated at Mr. Blsipc's residence this even
ing that the Secretary had passed con-
Portable day End that he continues 70 I'M
prove steadily. -
Senator Morrill, continues 70 improve
slowly. Last night be rested easy ano
to-day he was comfortable. His physicians
report him as him a. doing nicely.
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seeking 70 Prerent pI.rup.lon.

LONDON, March 2l.-The Times Berlin
says:
"Far from resigning Chancellor Won Ca
privi is seeking 10 prevent the disruption
Of the Cabinet He will seek 10 effect a
The Emperor gave ill-health
as the reason for his not receiving Grand
Duke Sergius Of Russia, while the latter
passes through Berlin tomorrow on bis
way home from the Darmstadt funeral.
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ALWAYS A BABY.
Death of an UndeveIoped Male 80 Years
Old.

Old.
UPPER SANDUsKY, o., March 90
There died last night at Wharton, in
the western part Of the county, one Of
the most remarkable Of creatures-an
infant who was aged % years. The
child, or young man, whatever it could
be called, was the son OF Austin Boden,
and during all the years OF its life was
nothing more than mere babe.
1t developed in 40 respect, and died
in its cradle. 1t could not talk nor walk
nor recognize any one, and was as help
less when it reached its mannood as the
day il was born. Doctors were COM
pletely baffled and could do nothing,
aud for twenty-nine years its death has
been expected.
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He Will Go Out.

LoSDoy, March q. - The Standards
Berlin correspondent says;
Count Zedlitz insists that he will re-
sign, and Is already preparing 70 quit his
official residence. The report that Emp
eror William addressed him hsrshly At
Thursdays council, compelling him 10
resign, is Incorrect
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Anarchists in Beiriam.

BRusssrs, March 2o.-The police OF tnis
c,tv have made further seizures OF Ansrcn-
lists documents. Fearing disturpsn1sss s,s 20, %
NAY day, the government VIII CAL ..,'H ou'
three classes Of militia 70 assist me tlo'i's.
Al Leige to-day patrols disccyefs 20 - y.
fernal machine on the thresnoia oI n.
den,e A. -. ~ Tho irst commissary Of police
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-21

BosroN, Mass, March 20.-Lieutenant
C.. A. L. TOtten, United States Army,
Professor Of Military Science and Tactics
al Yale University, lectured at Music Hall
this afternoon on ''The New Star Of the
East.1 He said that March 20, 1892.
might be looked upon as the beginning Of
judgment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-21
What bismarck sars.

HAxBURG, March 20.-Prnce Bismarck
to-day in the course Of dinnet at the
burgomaster's, where he was guest, re
marked, "You see, the Emperor is still his
own chancellor"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-21
ADinner 20 Reid.

PAErs, March 2O.-General Meredith
Read. gave farewell dinner to-day 70
United States MiVister Reid The guests
included Foreign Minister Ribot, the Am
bassador Of Russia. Austria and Turkey
and a number Of other diplomats.
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THANK You,"

Is what Mrs. Paisley. OF Newbureh. n.
Y, always says to Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1t cured her Of severe case Of scrofula
and eczema, and she has reason to be
grateful.
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Expected Soon.

LONDON, March 2O.-The papal brief sp-
pointing DR.. Vaughan, at present the
Bishop of Stafford, Archbishop of West
Minister to succeed the late Cardinal Man
ning, Is expected within few days.
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A REPLY RECEIVED.
Lord Salisbury Sends an Answer to the
Presidents Request for Modus Vi

NOUuIs
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 90
Lord Salisbury has sent cOmmunica-
tiOn in reply to the note of Acting
Secretary Wharton, of the State De-
partment, requesting renewal OF the
modus vivendi for the protection OF
seals in Bering Sea in the coming sea-
son.
The communication was received by
Mr.. Wharton through Sir Julian Paunce-
fOte, the British Minister at Washing
ton, to-day. The acting Secretary took
il over to the White House during the
afternoon and submitted it TO the PreSi-
dent. Mr.. Wharton declined to indicate
the nature of Lord Salisbury's reply.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-21

Ioxpox. March oo.-1he Bntler'y Tss co.
,,erv has locked out 4,oo stnke.s - 80
durham miners bcid numsryJS' nuS ,sst ssev
ro-day. At which they decisfeo .1Ss
wonId continue the STRIKE
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VEN Kuown IaInIsfer Dead.

Prr1ssrga, PA, March 20. Rev. Thorn
as Spraui, ID. d.. Ii D., died this morn
ing a. one o'clock He was widely known
In connection with the Reformed Presby-
terian Church
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-21

The cost Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
only Is cents, A single bottle will convince
yon Of its excellence Sold evexywhers.
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~, nan break down when af1lcteo
-;,h ~, ,rheunztism- II they would on.< =
ssIvstioa ~ on tbey would hna 's''''
onca
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II you are Biliou. take HoOD's PILLS.
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rhe French Bank's AnaIrs.

PARIS, March 20.-The engagements OF
the Guenzburg branch bank here, il Is now
ascertained, were not large. Its nominal
capital was only 6.25O,OOO francs, and It's
clientel was entirely composed OF the
smallest investors. The directors were
men of no financial mark. NJ. Ducouran.
the president Of the bank, who committed
suicide on Thurday, took his life by blow
ing out his brains with revolver. He was
90 years old. He had been an agent Of the
Transatlantic Company in Cuba II ap-
pears that he was an honest man, who had
been victimized by bis colleagues.
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HEADACHE. Neuralgia, Dizziness, Drunk
enness, Spasrns, Sleeplessness, cured by
DIR. Niles Nervine Samples free az The
Logan Drug Company's and r. B. Burts
and at Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-02

Allister on how to become fashionable.
For to become fashionable, especially in
the manner described by him, one must
needs lay ones self open to a charge of
vulgarity. To be in fashion you must
blindiy initiate, ape l would say, q certain
model, Indifferent to the fact that the
dress. the manners and the tone that sut
him may not suit you, and even render
you ridiculous. Thus from time to time
the Prince of Wales and other leaders of
fashion who are blessed with particularly
short and apopletic necks set the style for
wearing low, turn down collars. Now
these look all very we'll on short fat
necked man, and are more comfortable
for him to wear than stand-up collars.
They present decidedly ridiculous and
inelegant appearance, however. when
worn by men with long, lean necks. In
the same way trousers loose In the leg
suit certain men to perfection, whereas
they look hideous on others. A small man
with big curly brim to his hat is not
calculated to inspire gravity. He would
do far better to defy fashion and restrict
himself to q narrow brimmed tile. which
in its turn looks decidedly awkward on
the head of tall, stout man. IL is neces-
sary, therefore, to make fashion your
servant instead of permitting it TO be your
master. Bend its requirements to your
own. adapt it to your physique, to your
peculiarities OF appearance and to your
wants. 1t may be transformed into good
servant. But il is a very illogical and dis
agreeable master. whose dictates are often
in defiance of all the principles of eie-
gance, refinement and good taste.
And then, too, it is well to remember
that to be ''in the fashion" indicates that
you are merely one of the crowd of men
who. without any idea of their own con-
corning taste. elegance and form, merely
shape their dress. their appearance and
their manners on those Of given model.
who may or may not be q man deficient in
refinement, breeding and tone. Being one
of this crowd constitutes an admission
that you have no originality, that you are
commonplace, and that you are prepared
to sacrifice your comfort, your appear
ance and your breeding to the dictates OF
a man whose surroundings are entirely
different to your own. If you do want to
follow fashion, do so to the verge OF
vulgarity, but no farther; study your
comfort. study your principles, your en-
tourage and the consideration OF your