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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
AT THE WORLDS FAIR.

WORLD's FAIR GROUNDS, September
2O.-Paid admissions yesterday Ito, sos.
A combination OF interesting events
attracted large crowds 10 the EXPOSE
tiOn today. First in Importance in the
days programme was the Iowa celebra-
ton. Gov. Boies arrived in Chicago
this morning, accompanied by his mill
tary staff and other prominent people
of the Haw6eye State.
The Iowa State Band gave a concert
and the Governor was rendered re-
ception. The Governor ann staff re-
viewed the Stats parade and troops
from the balcony.
Tomorrow is the big Iowa day and
speeches will be made by Gov. BOles
and other Hawkeye orators.
The Patriotic Sons OF America march
ed into the grounds to-day strong in
numbers, the procession entering the
Midway with bands playing and flags
flying, marched to Festival hall, where
an elaborate celebration was held.
The members of the United Typo
thaetica Of America, headed by p. f.
Pettibone, came TO the Fair by steam
boat to-day and after a short session,
took I'm the Midway. Sessions will be
continued tomorrow and Friday, and
will be brought TO q close by banquet
in the New York State building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21

"For two years l felt bad, with head
ache. and seemed weak and tired at times
NV bowels troubled me and at times my
water was not what it should be-
Il did not take any medicine, ont leu my
self alone and went on with my work.
''There is where l made the mistake OF
nv life. for this bad feeling was followed
bv paralysis. l could do no work for two
wears. l was entirely helpless, could not
walk. could not even feed myself
81 heard of DR.. Greene's Neryura oloou
and nerve remedy and took 1t for SIX months
and am now cured.
''What a serious mistake 1T was not 10
take 1t before the shock Of paralysis, and
so prevent all danger.
IT am now IS years old and feel young
and strong"
If this proves a lesson to our people and
results in those having these weak, tired
and exhausted feelings and bad symptoms
taking the wonderful medicine, Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edv. ard so preventing the dread results,
PARALYSIS, insanity or nervous prostraton,
we shall feel that Mr. Cox's case has not
beep given publicity in vain, The remedy
is purely vegetable and harmless, ana IS
Kept bv druggists for 81. 1t is recommend
ed by doctors because 1t is the discovery
and prescription of the famous physician,
Dr. Greene OF 80 w. 14th street, New \ ork
The doctor is the most successful OF our
specialists in the cure Of all forms OF
nervous and chronic diseases, and can be
consulted without charge, personally or
by letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
THE FAlRBAULT PLAN
Has Not Been Abandoned on Account OF
Orders From Rome.


ST. PAUL, MINI, September 90
The abandonment of the sO-called Fair
bault parochial school plan at Fair6ault,
Mimi, has attracted 50 wide comment
that Archbishop Ireland has at last con-
secuted 10 talk about it, and in an inter-
view with the Associated Press repre-
sentative to-day he said:
1.-The Fairbault plan lives and is
stronger to-day in promise OF future
health than 10 has been at any proceed
ing time. IL is true that in the city Of
Faribault itself there has been what
trust / may term q temporary suspen-
sion of the conditions Of friendliness
under which Il was possible 70 insti
tute the plan and this being the case
the pastor OF the church, Rev, j. j.
COney, under advice FROM myself, has
decided not to place his parish school
for the coming year under the manage
ment of the public SehoO. board. While
the plan has ceased 10 work In
Faribault, 10 has been introduced very
successfully In other places of the State
of Minnesota, and is in full operation in
hundred other places through other
States. It has met with opposition
among extremists, Catholic and non
Catholic. This was TO be expected.
The decisions in Rome and the declara-
lions Of Mgr. Satoli have put an end to
overt opposition among Catholics. The
fact is now established that the Cath
Ollie Church is not at war with the
clamor of the State to direct the secular
instruction or the children, and only
desires that this be done in some man
ner that would not impair the religious
faith of the children. The Catholic
church has made long stride In bid
ding for peace and general understand
ms. The rumOr spread around in some
quarters that l advised the abandon
ment of the plan in Fari5ault in obedi
ence to instructions from Rome is
utterly and absurdly false. 1t is, l
think, my privilege 10 know well the
mind OF Rome on the school question in
America, and / have never misrepre-
sented 10 aud never Will misrepreSent it
10 my fellow citizens of America. 1t is
but one part ia the decided and official
policy Of the Catholic church in America
10 90 onward, bearing in one hand the
book of Christian truth and in the other
the constitution Of the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
italian. Hot at GmroY.

New York, September 20. The
twenty-third anniversary Of Victor
EmandeIs Uni6cation of Italy was
celebrated by a parade OF the United
Italian Societies to-day.
Mayor Gilroy's refusal 70 place the
Italian flag in the place OF honor on the
city hail was the chief topic discussed
BY the paraders aud their friends.
This action was condemned as bigoted
and childish, and there were threats OF
getting square at election time.
Mayor Gilroy is out Of the city to-day,
but Acting Ntay0r Mcclellan was will
ing % review theNparade from the steps
epfhe City HALL The procession, how
ever, only came down as far as Worth
street. which is four block away from
the City Hall.
Mayor GllrOy BASED bis refusal on the
grounds that he did not wish to recog-
nize any event which celebrated any
thing in the history of monarchy.
AT the same time he stated that no
one admired the Italian residents in this
CITY more than he did aud he had re-
fused similar requests TO the Danes and
Swedes this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
A QUESTION OF GRAMMAR.
An Interesting Passage at Arms Between
a Teacher and Trainman.

AGhtANA NAN .
A tall. prim looking woman, the lines
of whose face and body were all perpen-
dicular and uncomprOmisipg boarded
a down town elevated train at Four
teenth street. She was an unlOved and
uplovely schoolmarm who had soured
on life, and with her were four young
boarders whose bright cheeks and dane
ing eyes threw into greater prominence
the sallow severity Of their chaperon.
As the train drew up the sharp feat
ured one planted herself directly
in front of the gate as II on sentry
duty the while her flock stepped
aboard. She was very precise In all
movements. nor seemed in the least dis
posed TO hurry, which exasperated the
the bustlng gateman.
"Come, come, old girl, get a move
on" he said.
This was entirely too much for the
dyspeptic spinster, who could not toler-
ate that vulgar railway empIoye
should address her in that tiippant and
disrespectful manner, so she turned and
glowered at him through her eyeglasses.
IF YOU had Studied English gram
mar, sir, YOU would not say Get move
on, a II YOU had in you any OF the In
stincts Of a gentleman you would not
have addressed your superior as an old
girl"
with that the offended dame swept
into the car, and continued to glover at
the gateman all the way down to Cort-
Iandt street, where she should have got
off for the ferry over TO Jersey. But
her feeling had been so shocked at the
brptal and ungrammatical conduct Of
the man in the blue uniform that she
failed to notice where they were until
the last moment, Then she sprang
mn and rushed to the door with her
Quartet of laughing beauties hurrying
after her.
cant get out with my girls?" she
snarled.
The conductor paused with his hands
on the bell rope.
IF you had studied English gram
mar. madam" he remarked with az
qravating distinctness, so that every
one in the car heard him, you would
saw. MAY I not get out with my girls,
and if YOU and your girls have in you
anv of the instincts Of circus perfor-
rers. Won may turn g handspring over
this iron gate. Otherwise, you will
bsve 10 wait for the next station"
Then he pulled the rope, slamed the
cate and the train rolled of, carrying
| foDr Riggling girls and an old maid
speechless with indignation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21

CHICAGO. Ill, September 20.-Early
his morning Policemen Rowan and
morris tried TO arrest Chick Nc
IIen, one Of the most notorious
crooks i'm the west, and his mistress,
NeHie Foley, equally notorious. Nc
Mullen drew pistol and began firing at
tbe officers. The latter also drew their
weapons and a regular fusillade ensued.
When the smoke cleared away it was
found that ROwen had been shot in the
left groin and will probably die; Fltz-
moDris received two bullets in the
thigh, while q bullet pierced McMullen's
back, INJECTING q fatal wound. The
diving desperate finding his race run,
seemed 20 turn suddenly penitsnt and
called for a priest, who administered
the circumstances. McMu.len was Gre
atiDg a disturbance in front Of saloon
on the West Side where the shooting
occurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
MISTAKE Or A LIFE
The Most Terrible Mistake Possible
to Make.
And the Frightful Results Which Fol-
lowed.
All Should be Careful to AVOID
This Great Danger.
The world is careless.

The world is careless.
And it is just this carelessness wnlcn
constitutes the greatest element Of danger
From little things grow great things-a
small beginning often results in an awful
and disastrous ending.
A gentleman well known by US has Just
passed through an experience which per-
fectly demonstrates this. He began 10
have certain feelings which he could not ex-
plain. He grew languid and tired, 1elV
weak, in fact, after any kind OF exertlon.
He mad headache, dizziness and ms sIoth'
ach and bowels troubled him. There was
a sediment in his water. After while ne
had numb spells, trembling feeling IN MS
legs, arms and body. Then there came
prickling sensations IN his fingers aud toes
Suddenly he had a shock OF paralysis
For the simple reason that he nao LOT
months neglected, through ignorance OF
their real meaning and danger, the gradu-
ally growing symptoms OF this awful ais
ease.
This gentleman, who is no other than
the well-known William I. Cox, Esq, OF
1SI Friendship street, Providence, Il. l.,
as a lesson to Others against neglectng the
symptoms and feeling which so surely
lead to paralysis, stated to US the tacts OF
his case, trusting that others will pront by
his mistake.
Every word is true.
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sold Whisky Without a Permit.

UnIrIU- I0.CU"-TIIt 70 %. Al.a|'T'7'F
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, September
9O.-Steye Stout, who has become noto-
rious as q vender OF illicit whisky at
horse races and country jOllities, was
arrested and brought to this city to-day
from New Martinsville. Stout was
caught selling whisky in the country
back of New Martinsville with two
dozen full bottles still in his possession.
He waived examination and was sent
down TO answer indictment.
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IN. nnllst Went AmIss.
800 % b, Rspls.sr.

Srsridt telegram % @'' NeeSS.s'
ZANEsvr1L.E, o. september 2O.-Last
niebt Rev. Mr.. Hughes, colored, found
= man in bed vi th his wife. The man
snd Mrs. HuGues jumped and ian.
4nebes emptfd q revolver after them,
ons bullet fstAlly injuriDE Mrs. Hughes
ard snotheJlinstantly killing woman
passIpg alAg; the street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
10. Paul and Virginia.
BY BERNARpIN DE SAINT PIERRE.

This idylllc story. by a classic French writer
OF the wholesome romantic schools an immor-
tai book, and has won place Tor itself IN va
homes OF almost every people who possess a
literature aud can appreciate the work 81 geni-
US IL may with some ll.efary propnsty' 10
termed an idealized Robinson Crus"e, an In
has all the fascination OF that renoHssd work
turies charming as we'll - edifying generations
vet unborn. Paul and Virginia oily nnds
place among the b0okf OF The Premium Libra
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
IL. Essays Of Ella.
BY CHARLES LAWN.

These charming essays are full OF agAy hu'
NOR, interspersed with many sly hits happy
puns and bright scintilations Of wit; carefully
elaborated a. they are, they Are written Win
spirit At once delicate and uuobrusNe. seek
ing his material ir the common patus OF lie
even the humolest-Lamb gives an Importance
10 everything and sheds grace over all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21

A very hurried comparison will demon
strats To YOU that the Daily and sunday
Register Is the best local and Geographic
paper published in wheeling, Is cents
per week, delivered TO any part OF the
city and surrounding nsighborhood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
IL. The Scarlet Letter.
BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

romance o. intense interest eIhisiting ex-
traordinary power OF mental Analysis and
graphic description For an artistic exposi-
Iion OF PuritAnlsn, as modified by New rng'
land colonial life, We have nothing Ike Il In
our literature. Like the best Of scotts novels,
il is true at once 20 tue local manners ahd
scenic features OF the age and place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
I4. TMice.Told Tales.
l'' nv NArnASrL HAWTHORNE

Hawthorne the most distinctly American
and by FAR the most popular OF our writer's. has
given the world an undying book In 'iwlos'
fold Tales" They have all the felicity Of eE.
preston As well aI the subtlety OF thought aud
Insight. which are special charm OF ths author
Of "rhs Scarlet etter Each story breAthes
its OWE air OF contemplation, and ~ ensot -
heightened by the literary ielicltei Of style no
less than by tho imsg native genius Of the Au'
fhpr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
le. Story OF an African Farm.

Dy INAITI IT IIF'II' VT =
Under the nom De plums Of Ralph Iron, Miss
Olive Schreiner has written an eItraordinafily
powerful story. fsu Of gfaphic descriptions aad
TIE most appealing pathos. The author seems
10 have followed no recognized model Of 70.
nance but struck out q new path 10 ncton TOT
hersen Her novel consists Of series OF stud
les Illustrating the Wild lie OF an orchard farm
In South africa. aud settling before the reader,
with striking TigOf the problems which troubis
A strong tntei ligence and an imaginative an
billion. remote from any possibility Of culture.
The work which leaves an abiding memory on
every reader Is one Of the most TemAfkaols
noveis of the age.
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Pos,omce Rob bed.

SDsei1. TELEGRAM to ne register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September
2O.-The Ravenswood pOStofice was
entered last night through hole cut
in a door panel. Thirty dollars In slI,
yer. ten dollars in small change and
two registered letters were taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
Is. Vicar OF Wakefield.
By OLIVER GOLDSMITH.

This beautifully illustrated clifton OF a IA.
nous English classic will increase is AZ rae
tons for those who recognize the claim u has,
as essentially hons book for the whole
reading world. Goldsmith bss shed over tie
work the ten0ercst light OF his genius, and the
pastoral scenes In it are undyalled, We had al
OF hctien. As SIR Walter scott said of ~, 'Wo
read the Vicar OF Wakefield I'm youth aud age,
and return to IL again and again. AMI bless tho
memory Of an author who contriVes 30 well 10
reconcile US TO human nature"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
+. Laws OF the Scottish Cavaliers.
Rn WV. EpMoNsToUvE AYToux.

These stirring ballads Of Professor Aytoun.
Of BlAckwOOd fame, have theif Only rgAi la
i'm sHacaulays Lays Of Ancient Rome" Jhsf
popularity IL not lesssned by the fact that theI
are 70 be met with In every school reaisr ana
ia the repertoire Of mosteiocutiohists and piat
form dsclAimers Nor h popular aDpfec Ailoa
Affected by the fact tina. their author. In 90
shrining in patriotic and soui.stifrihg Vsfss re
heroic incidents Of Scottish history. taxes Ins
.Royalist" side as against that Of the "C2fs-
nAnters." The volume - weD worthy a plAos
1mopF the classics Of The Premium Library
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1O. Mosses from an Old Mrnse.
BIZ NATHANrRL HAwrHoR,

Dy NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Another delightful companion for Idle hours
Is this collection OF magazine papers, whicn
Hawthorne entitled Moses from an Old
Manse." Like all his works, it 10 distiagushed
for its simplicity aud truth. lts high literary
excellence commends IL anew 10 public favor.
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BY OWEN MEREDITH.
(Rnhart Lord LYttOu.
is. Lucille.

"Lucle." by the second Lord bytton, as
Governor Genersl Of IndiA Ana bfitlse 1850
sador al paris h. a move IN verse, with fhymsa
eouplets. csst somewhat In the mould ol Ata
V,1vning's Aurora Lsigh" 10 IL an enenAnt
ihg story. with a strong zdmiTtufs o. foI.th
thought. plus fertility Of Invention sn0 Dii'''A''
AIaNf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
8. A Book OF Golden Deeds.
BY c. NJ. YoNoE.

This Is Just the book 20 put into the hands OF
outh, circulating healthy morality snd true
manly and womanly sentiments. Few books
are better formed than this 10 develop aud
mold the tastes II the rising generation and
encourage optimistic and patriotic ideAa,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
10. Dreams.
IL ~ D 1RaIPa Inoy) OLIVE somREISER

Though unlike the story Of an Aincan
Farm - "Dreams" has many OF the chAtsel.
isties which MADE MIS- ss.,s,,,ng a. sas.
sestivs ana. besides 10 high nediiAtiVe y. =
ti,s i rich In The diseussion . those mss.a
and moral probl.ms which ihis elsysi ~, ~.
delights 10 PROFOUND y hsrssn 40 ~ is..tiy
shs sbonghffgl rea6ef. 'Drsams' j. msnHs'"'
80. 49, 49, IN !. rare and uncommon MAD
DO Black Beauty. BY ANA sEWHLL
aBl.ek Beauty horse and ias s,oiy ~,
sill a. ,eslingly tells us - ~ autoDloEfAP,9
.rs.,.t. veil dsssfges its great popularity, lDi
:, h aondsrfuliy realistic. and nAkss ,Ht
~ - 81 tboss who loye dumb anlmas
s5sssss the instinct o. common hs ms. = 20
!, . b(rsss especially those Nn) sssH ~
sSsyr.,s that most senseless Of ali wees ef-'
" 10 animals.
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An undl.purea - OF AIerIt.

A medicine that has been household
medy for over fifty years and used in
at time by more than 15O, 900, 900 per-
must have great merit. Such q
icine is found in BRANDRErH's
This fact demonstrates the
these pills better than any
Of the proprietors. 1t will
that the dose required TO
One or two pills taken
ten or twenty days will
cOstiyeness, rheuma-
aint, biliousness, or
g from an impure
are pure veso-
IS, ar to
nd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-21
TRUSTEES SALE
Or
West Liberty Peal Estate.

Nv virtue Of q deed Of trust made by n. ID.
.Tobes aud Anna n. Jobss, his wife, TO the M
deysigned trustee dated on the 25th day OF Au-
gust 1892. and recorded 10 the once OF the
CLERK OF the County Court OF OHIO county, west
Viyginia in Deed Of Trust Book NO. 80, page
loo tbs wheeling Title and Trust Company.
trustee in said deed OF trust a. Aforesaid, viii,
~ SATURDAY, oCToBERsi, 1873.
bs,irnin0 AZ 10 o'clock 8. m, At the north front
do3r OF the Court House Of Ohio county, west
Virginia. in the city OF wheeling. proceed 70
LIE n1bIic auction, 70 the highest and best
bidder the following dstcribed property thAi
a. a saw: certain piece OF parcel OF real es-
tate situate in the town OF west Liberty. ONO
county, west Virgins, beng part OF lots
Sos ~ and 80 adjoining the proPafty OF Mary
steele fronting City $50 feet on Liberty street
and extending back two hundred and Diteen
12i5l feet to back end OF said lots, being the
same property conveyed 70 sai1 ~ ~ DO dsSs
oated June 5 1850, together vita the buildings
and i'm proyements thereon.
T1rrys or sALE-One-ihird Of the purchase
money. or 50 much more a. tAe purchaser NAY
.isct 70 nav. cash In hand on the day OF SAFE,
and the residue in two equal installmeots; pay
80 ,esDsctiVely In four months ana siI
Ta.5ths from the day Of sale, with interest, ina
nn,cbaser giving MS negotiaDie pfymssofy
bbotss for the deferred payments Ana gl'ing Sc
nD.,rv on such notes when required oy tne
ss-.,se tos legal tie being retained a. further
ss-nritv until all Of the purchase money shall
lave been paid: OF II the purchaser 40 elect. me
isg.l ti,Ie may be conveysd, the trustee ressry-
ing in the deed lien Tor ne aslsifsa 49,
money. or the purchaser Otherwise securing Tue
-. 20 he satisfaction OF the trustee.
The purchaser at any sale may Be r.goi5 r,, 70
go and maintain Insurance. upon any Daila-
ing on the property sod, Tor an amount ,. $40
- .oiicv or Doliciss for shieh shall BE made
a. the trustee may require. and shAi oe
p.3is - ~ trpstee Is further security for the
dsisrTed Iuslslments Of psrchAse money; :.
The title TO the properly hete2' 90, ssiiinS ~
1880 the undersigned will only convey sach
stIs as & vested in il bJ the deed oil tr1staiofe
SAID WHEELING TITLE AND TRUST CO.:
sdl6oswi -
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s. Franke0steln; or, The Modern
PrOmetheus. BY MRS. SHELLEY.

Like Mrs. Groves Might Side Of Nature,
Mrs. Shelley's "ErAnSenstein" lie = book every
one should read. Its AutbOr has n great mag
NATIVE power and a weird but original genius.
Tnsre are passages in "trankenSttin' that APP
pail th~ lnlud and make the flesh creep. Once
read, the book can hardly ever be forgotten.
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