Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

tremely quiet. Apparently al 20 D's
r,eo,Ie-i1 pame-retuened home Sat
nrdsv night and no others haVe'ome
10 take their places. But II ph sical
stature Is 10 be taken into accoun, fhe
S,ate Is vet well represented. Dn
Thursday seven gigantic West V q n
tans stroIled into the State oulI lng,
and almost before they knew 10 ocfe-
tary Mckay had them 10 line "a AM Vas
taking their measurements. ne oin-
blned beighto the seven was 48 IT, 70,
the tslIest being r. II. Brows pt
peasants county, who measured n.
as i'm. The other gentlemen Wei y.
king of Sister>yilIe, Rev. L. Y.
johnson. Of Charleston; ii. NJ. Bro'sf,
~ peasants county, son no
Dattern after his father: ID. ID. Johroe,
Of Petersburg; ID. ID. johnson, Jr oi
Parkersburg, another model SON. nq
Dan p. Crow. of Jackson Court hose
The shortest man iu the lot meGSUls
feet . inches, yet q single Worlds an
hotel accommodates them without ezra
charge. Extorti0ns Of Fair hotels re
evidently imaginary
The Wellington Cafe, the erectiOl OF
which was so strongly opposed oy ne
West Virginia Commissioners, Is iot
provipg so much OF a nuisance Is ha
gentlemen feared il would be. 10 l4
people from the State who can aHort to
pay wellington prices the restaural 10
= matter OF convenience, and they ira
BAtronizing it literally.
Col Chancellor, executive comus-
sioper of the West Virginia Board li
Worlds Fair Managers, returns TO is
home i'm ParkerSburg Thursday eVa-
ing. Commissioner John y. Mayor
went back 10 Wheeling Friday evenLg
and Col. Robert 5. Carr, Of CharleStl,
0lope remains 60 represent the col-
mission. Col. Chancellor is eXpec5d
back about September 10, and Col. Gag
Uil then return 90 Charleston.
The souvenir pamphlets which a'a.
being distributed at the State building.
are receiving many favorable comments
both by the people aud the press
Thousands Of them have been glVea'
away and :heir influence upon the ig''
ture Interests Of the State cannot be e..
timated. They will doubtless be ren
anu NNb OtNLH lANANNl hNA~AA-teN IVA
after the Fair has closed.
Secretary Mckay in speaking OF te
West Virginia finances said today
swell, if.every bank In West Virgins
falls, our funds are secure. We had
S462 in the Chemical Bank when q
failed, but IL was secured by bOndsme,
aud every dollar Of 10 was refunded. Al
ter az expenses Of our representation
here are paid We will have part OF our
appropriation left. We have an adyau'
tage over the other States inaSmuch as
our building will sell for more than a.
most any other on the grounds. Being
made Oi wool entirely instead Of
staff. the material will be worth
more 10 cOntractjOnS. The receipts
from the sale nj the building will revert
90 the State Treasury, but the price Of
the iuculture will be used TO help pa!
the expenses OF returning the exhibits
10 the State. But, without taking into
consideration the return from the sales
al the ci0Se,we have secured a sufficient
part Of our appropriation, so that we
q are confident that everything will be
paid In full, and we will still have 3
sum left TO return TO the State"
CATHOLIC EDUCATION DAY.
"CatholIc Education Day" was q
magnificent success, proving indeed as
expected, one Of the greatest events Of
the Fair. Large excursions arrived
eariY from Cincinnati, Louisville, Nil.
.waukee, 81. Louis and throngs Of viSi.
tors from more distant places, besides
the Catholics OF Chicago VINO seemingly
turned out en- mOSSe.
The day was bright and bracing and
the crowds began assembling az an uu.
usually early hour, as the exercises
were 70 commence at a. M, and the
speakers announced, both lay and cler.
zeal, we're known 20 be among the fore
most In distinction aud eloQueuce among
the Catholic cburChmen OF America. A
noticeable feature Of the attendance
was the number OF priests, sisters Of
charity and other ecclesiastical orgaui-
nations present in the garb Of their
orders.
Festival BEn was jammed when the
exercises begAn. Archbishop Feehan Of
Chicago, presiding, aud RI. Rev. ]. L.
Spalding, Ot Peoria, president OF the
Worlds Fair Catholic Education Exbi-
bition, was director Of ceremonies. The
exercises were somewhat In the nature
OF a prelude TO the big Catholic Can.
gress, which is TO begin Monday. at
which Important developments regard
ing the/school question are expected
To-day'S prOceedings,i was observed,
we're Characterized BY remarkable
absence Of anything like an endorse
mfnt OF a compromise between the
ParOchial school system and the public
HchOOl system. To this connection, ore
! 5f the features was an incidental dec
.laration oy ore Of the speakers, Judge
Morgan J. O'Brien, Of the New York
State Supreme Court, warmly adyocat-
Ing the necessity for educating the
masses, pointing out the consequent ne
cessity Of the public school system for
the non-CathOlic population, and favor
Ing the present complete
SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE.
"The American Republic March, oy
he Cincinnati band, opened the exer-
Uses, after which Archbishop feenan
delivered al address OF welcome, ana
vas followed by Archbishop HennessS
4 Dubuque, whose subject was: re
'atbOlic View of Education"
Archbishop Ryan. OF Philaoeipu'i,
aid 20 be- the greatest Catholic oFSskl
his side Of tbe Atlantic, came =
Hehnessy Both were
ap2auted.
"Hhat Catholics hAFe done aeA =