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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

Nuf Der 4iilte bon Gonep Sslano
ioa Sonb ~anfangen Elm i~eltenes Iirs
5l tperoen.
Cine einsiQe Sabrt zines Ocean.
Gampfers erfOroert Goblen i'm @ertbe
BON $1,000.
SIN leBten Sabre iino in ben Ser.
Staten nabe;u 10, 900 neue &ir6en
gebaut Doroen.
Die meni6lide Stimme 1T 400 IuS
ipelt pernebmbar, Elm 6linteni6uB, Is,
600 uno ein &anOneni9uB AIS, 900
6uB.
Der Sonooner Wooe-Sunb III beuer
elm 9roBes. bQBli6es gieit uno oer
Suloog bat quite Iusli9ten, S9oOBs
buno 81 iueroen.
Sn Cooper Drills, Mdine, lebt Ell,
ledsidbri9er Sunse, DER elm leioen.
i6aftli6er Gau6er 1T. Der tann's
nod melt bringen.
auf Gbicago's Staotodter bat bic
Weltaus ftelung oifenbar teinen biioer.
ben einflrb aus9eiibt. Sic 3eigten fi@
als oieielben &iipel ME porbem.
Wrs. Sane 9. Sburiton bon BORT.
lano. Waine, unter3ei9net lid in ibren
Sriefen ais .Gi3entbiimerin Der Der.
Staaten, 9nslanbs uub Der Golonien."
Die iteinreite garonin guroet.
Goutts in SonoOn beiiBt Elm gremplar
Der beriibmten erften Solio : 4usaabe
bon ySam!et". Sic bat oaftr $4,000
beSablt.
Sn Miluautee sibt es 201 abbota.
tenfirmen. Gas pirft tein Defenders
gtinitises Gi9t auf bic friebli9e unb
periobnli9e 8eiinnuns Der 8iers
Atbener.
Die Sanoi6rift oes Yapfes 1T beut.
LID uno fein. Die guhftabeu ffeben
aufre6t. IS dbnelt bic 6anoi6rift
mebr %oerieni9en zines Si9ters als zines
8eiItli6eu.
Gtlide @lferoubenoe bon Seutiden
ltno op1 nod i'm 2anoe. Sn Der
WeltItaot Stem Dort eri6ienen berseit
Z td9lite uno 35 p6dentli1e 3eitun.
gen in oeuti9er Spra9e.
Su @oriau, Mi9igan, baben sruet
Weiber einen Ginbru1 in bic Wobnung
zines - Sournaliiten periibt. Damn
la9t man nod, oaB ben Srauen Der
Slnn fir Sunor ab9ebt!
so gebt's in Der Welt. Spaauin
Garlic, emit elmer Der reiblten Wdns
ner in @alifprnien, 1T neuli6 in So.
MONA in jenem State in bic 2ifte Der
@rmen elnsetragen ruoroeu.
so, - nit benz Silberihminoel
tpdre aufserdumt; jeBt cine eriinoli9e
Nefprm Der SarifgeieBe! Die oemo.
tratii6e partei mus uno pirb balteu.
mas tie benz Sanoe periprad.
Safer @ilbslm 1T elm oar frenasr
Yapa, uns es iOl i'm taiierliten
Shlpne man3mal 81 Grecutionsn
tOmmen. bel oenen &c. Sobeit Der
&%ronprinS bic leioenoe &ole ipieIt.
NiB Wtarp Garrett in Baltimore be.
Siebt Die 3inien zines SermOgens BON
$40, OOO, 900. Sic lit sfpar 40 Sabre
alt, aber elm ioldes Saiheugelo ma1t
einen Saffii4 aus elmer Gro6mutter.
Gpn Den 200 Wiuionen Stablfeoern,
wel6e allidbrli6 auf Der Groe Der.
brau6t werben, ftammen 80, 900, 900
aus ameritanii6en Sabriten. grfun.
Den ipuroe Die Stablfeoer i'm Sabre
1903.
@ir piini6en Riemanoem etsuas
gOIes, aber Dem &rblen= Monopol aans
gepiB nibts 6utes. IS lit cine De.
meinbeit, Dem Publitum nur bic WabI
81 lalen spiiden li6 ruiniren uuo per.
frlereH.
Sn Yunters, g. y, III elm Wofait.
Eortrait oes grdiibenteu Glepelano
ausgeltellt, welbes aus 30. 900 Stiid.
den italieniihen Warmors beltebt.
Us pie9t 500 Yfunb uno lit oas Wert
zines in &om lebenoeu &iuitlers.
tS5 ~ baHer AoS a., n:..~f.>a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

Where is this religious education to
be given, and by whom? At home by
the parents, in church by the priest, in
school by the teacher, and all three
should aid, and it will be a case Of JOY
il their united efforts prove successful.
They who, for obvious reasons, are op-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

"itiAoul ANAl6iou, WIG 10 NllllONl bOu. -
not a good tree, it is a body without Il soul,
a corpse.
Even in the department of secular or sci
entihc studies it Is defective. How can
you study nature properly, ii YOU put out
of it natures God, or the lives of men, If
you make no account of Him? Though
God was never absent from man whose BIZ
ography if history, not even for a moment.
though God was always with the race of
men, with the individual, the family, the
community, though the philosophy Of his
tory is the tracing of the action of God in
society, shaping and directing its course
without detriment to free w~ill-though
Gods Son on the cross redeeming the
human race is the central figure in history.
Jesus Christ yesterday, to-day and forever,
the very soul and life of it as He is of
humanity, though all the lines of this his
tory OF the nations in the hands of God
and under the guidance of His providence
tend toward GOlgUtha like the radii of a
circle to the center, or the lines of steel on
which the multitudeS from east and west.
and north and south travel to Chicago, vet.
Notwithstanding all this, there Is not a
word abOu. God and his Christ i'm all
the lessons and lectures OF history. Is this
the way to teach history? Not a word
about God in science. Though all creatures
are the work of His hands, though natures
laws are His and natures forces are His,
though His finger is on every atom OF mat
ter in the universe, His blessing on every
seed, His power and providence manifest
in every blade of grass and in every ear of
corn, yet is His name never mentioned in
the discussion of the sciences that treat of
plans and planets. But enough. Educa-
ton without religion is not a good tree, OH
what side Soeyer YOU view II il is found
wanting.
II EDUCATION OF A CHRISTIAN,
a child of God, a brother and co-heir of
Christ, should be religious. Such edu-
cation II given at all in any proper
sense OF the word must, save in very
exceptional cases, be given in tba school
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
NOT SATISFIED.

LIZZIE BORDEN seem not to DO with
out honor save at her own home.
In Fall River according TO reports there
a general belief in her guilt, notwith-
standing her acquittal and the utter
lack Of evidence against her. This
feeling runs 50 high that she has been
advised not to return there.
It is said that seventy-fve people out
Of every hundred in Fall River believe
her guilty and that even mob vic lence
is feared should she return.
Is this unfortunate wOman-acquitted
by the law, though not by the judg-
ment Of her home people and neigh
bors-to be still further bounded and
worried by the petty though incessant
annoyances that accompany social
octraclsm until the true murderer Of
her parents is found?
Ifsoitis sad outlook for LIZZIE
BoRDEN's peace Of mind, should she
determine to continue her residence at
her old home.
She is TO be sincerely pitled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
Credit.

The young man han very nice gold
watch. That is TO say, sometimes he
had it and sometimes he didn't, for he
was a young man who was not always
ahead of the deal. On this occasion he
had it, and when the nice old gent, to
whom he was talking for job, asked
him what time it was, he pulled it out
TO see.
That's q nice watch you have, "
said the old one.
Yes" remarked the young one; 81
am quite proud Of IT," and he handed
it over to be inspected.
The old one looked 1t over and pass
ed IL back.
"Tha watch is credit to you, sir, "
h e said, for to the old one it represent
ed so much saved and so much ability
to save.
"Yes," responded the young one
absentmindedly, sit has beena credit TO
me more times than one" and visions
of three golden balls fitted through his
mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
CoMMANDER wEIssEET,
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic, VIM
Arrive To-Day.

OF the Grand Army Of the Republic, VIM
Arrive To-Day.
General A. q. Weissert, Commander
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic, and
his Adiutant. General Z. 3. Gray, will
arrive to-day over the 3. 81 o. railroad,
at 1905 %. m. Quite 8 number OF COM
rades will meet him at Bellaire. he will
be escorted TO the Hotel Windsor By the
Reception Committee already appointed,
who will be present at the depot wear
ing G.. A. r. badges, for the purpose OF
receiving him.
Headquarters will be established at
the hotel, where Department Command
er Smith will, IN connection with Gen.
WeisSert, receive all comrades who may
wish TO call. AT Hight an informal
reception and campfire will be held in
G.. A. r. Hall, Main street An address
of welcome will be given by Depart
mens Commander Smith, reply by
Commander-in-Chief WeisSert, and short
talks by Comrades Il. b. Gray, K. H..
Cochran aud many others.
Refreshments will be served by the
ladies' OF the Relief Corps Of Wheeling
and Benwood. The ladies Of the Corps
will meet at the hall at 1 o'clock p. m.
Owing to the limited seating capacity
OF the hall, IL has been necessary to
limit the attendance TO Old soldiers and
sons Of veterans.
The evenings entertainment will be
interspersed with music, vocal and in
strumental, Mrs. Gertrude Mcclellan
presiding at the piano.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
BENwooD.

Work is progressing very satisfactorily
by the street car company in the paving
between their tracks. Thew work OF laying
the rails Is being pushed rapidly forward.
This week the sewer on Second street will
be begun. The curbing on McMechen
street will be finished this week, and the
city will begin paving Marshall street next
week.
Patrick Haskins, prominent steel work
er of this place, was married yesterday 10
Miss Ella Mitchell, also of Benwood
Father McMenimen performed the cere-
mony in his church parlors. The happy
young couple have gone to housekeeping IN
Benwood.
The immense shears ct the Lower mill
will soon be moved TO the new nail mill.
The work of extending the loading plat
form will soon be completed, and the WORK
of moving the large building formerly oc-
cupied by Becker & zimmerman Will soon
be begun.
The plate mill of the Lower mill was on
yesterday, as the rolls were being changed.
Eighteen incn rolls were put in, ana the
works will resume again this morning.
All the remainder of the mill is on in full,
except the puddlers.
There was pleasant social gathering at
=
evening. MIR. Cooke is an elegant accor-
deOn player and he entertained his friends
this way. Excellent refreshments were
served.
The Misses Lothe and Dora Gates and
Miss Lucy Fraley. of Powhatan, visited in
town Yesterday. The Misses Gates came
10 see their brother, 0. o. Gates, the &C
commodating clerk at Schick's pharmacy.
James Welsh, popular bricklayer of
the Lower Mill, was married last evening
at Mansfield, Pa, 10 a young society lady
of that place. Mr.. Welsh will bring his
wife here, where they will reside.
VIM. Brown, the wcll-known citizen and
President Of the School Board, is very Ill
at his home and his recovery is doubted
He has had the third stroke Of paralysis.
Jos. Borenski, a Hungarion laborer, let
large stone fall on his foot at the Lower
mill few days ago, very badly crushing
il. He will be laid off for some time.
F.. NJ. Bowers and Patrick Mcdonald
are home from Fish Greek, after sue
cessful fish. They caught some fish
weighing eight pounds.
The ferry 0oat men wish It said that they
had nothing TO do in finding the drowned
BODY, and had no idea OF asking a reward
had they found il.
Schsfer's merry go round was opened
last night and there was a large attendance.
Becher and Zimmerman will finish NOV
ing into their new building to-day.
Charles Rearns and Hermann Storm left
yesterday for the Worlds Fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
/ fALk
Matters bf Interest Briefly and
PjthiIy Told.

Matters bf Interest Briefly and
PthiIy Told
SOME South Side people would like to
know what has been done in the matter
of changing the street car tracks at
FortY-third street.
NUMEROUS complaints are heard OF
the very bad condition OF pavements at
the approach to the Boggs run bridge,
on South ChapliRe street.
THE Benwood Blues would like to
play the Etnaville North Side base ball
club on the I'd OF July, aud the Fulton
base ball club on the 18th OF June.
In front of Miller's saloon, on Market
street, Yesterday, one of Reymann's
large wagons sank into ditch. The
work of getting the wagon out again
was very difficult. Nothing was broken,
however.
THE G. Mendel s. Co. base ball club
defeated the Okerhouse Bros. yesterday
by score of 10 to g. The G. Mendel
a. Co. would like to hear from Shatfer
Bros. for game of ball; II accepted an
swer through the REGISTER.
On Chapline street, just above the
bridge over Boggs' run, there is sub
stance in the street as smooth as glass.
Seldom day passes that several horses
do not fall there. Several OF these anil
mails have been badly injured.
NEXT Sunday the Alert Club, OF the
South Side, will receive some visitors
from Pittsburg at their new hall, for
merlg the "Cyclers." Some fine music
will be rendered, and they are prepar-
ing their friends royal welcome.
You've society gentlemen of the South
Side have organized club, THE NeVe<
Sweats." They have it that the first
member to sweat must treat the club to
soda water. II is needless TO say the
nearby soda fountain has struck a
bonanza.
Mrs. A. L. SMITH, Of South McCul-
loch street, mentioned some time ago
as having q dangerous ulcer In her
mouth. and who was taken to Louis
Vile, O., for treatment, is dead from
the result Of the ulcer, and Is buried In
Buckhannon cemetery.
BLOCH Bros. tobacco factory closed
down for about four weeks, yesterday.
The object was to get good start on
the erection of the new warehouse. Al
ready the old warehouse is being torn
down, and the building of the new will
be progressed rapidly.H
THERE was lots of fun and an excit-
ing election among the Dressmen at the
Wheeling pottery yesterday. Walter
Schultze was the former clay wheeler,
but he was promoted to pressman, and
it devolved on the men in the depart
pent to choose new clay wheeler.
There were two candidates, Harry Nc
Cullen and Jos. Hudson. ,McCullen re-
ceived thirteen votes and Hudson four.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

Wm. story, Of the La Belle pottery,
the man who was drowned recently,
was very popular among his fellow pot
tiers. BY reason of this much indigna-
tlor is expressed among the men, as
twenty of them signed letter TO an
only relative OF the dead man In this
country, asking II be would asaist in
the burial. This uncle lives in East
Liverpool, and the answer is alleged TO
have come back. "Can do nothing in
the matter" There0pon the potters
raised SIS 20 pay for their fellow work
mans burial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

y Sunday opening Of the Worlds Fair
a. not the financial success that was
predicted.
Many exhibits are covered FROM view,
while probably the most attractive, the
wonderful machinery, lies motionless
and embarrassing. To the manufac-
turers' building not half the exhibits
are TO be seen on Sunday and the Gov
eminent aud many State buildings are
closed. A dispatch says:
The French section has again disappOint-
ca sunday visitors. Many Of the best eX-
hibits were covered. The japanese sec
ton bad its big iatticed doors locked. Ger
n-any's pavilion was open, but most OF the
exhibits were covered Ia the Austrlad
\ department nearly everything was con-
Ncgaled under Canvases. Belgium 5 0spiay
WAS open, but there was no attendants.
: Norway, Russia and the Netherlands nao
cloths stretched across tue entrance 70
thar sections The iewolry in the Swiss
sectiOn was hidden from view. The Amer
cauksspiay oil jewels, silvcrware and fab
rics were covered Great Britain did not
Nrcccive visitors. The piano firms all OBJ
kerved Sunday.
\ In the transportation Building covered
eEhibits were numerous The section de-
vdrsd 20 naptha and other small Launches
was entirely hidden under canvas covers,
Win but one exception every exhibitor
In the French carriage ana coach section
had lowered bis display. The japanese
section was rOpel In and the exhibit OF the
Imperial Russian navy was hidden De
ncath sheets. The model ticket otfice was
shut I'D and ali the English vehicle dis
plavs were covered with hoods.
The Mines and Mining Building was
practically deserted. The reason was ep-
parent. for covered exhibits were on every
side. Pennsylvania section was barred
/ 70 visitors and New South Wales hRc
Devery she y case covered. A stick across
the nortk, WITH a sign marked CLOSED,
stopped entrance 70 Canada's display
NissOuri's section was closed and 81 we're
hose Of South Dakota, Utah, NJ taoa
colorado, Ar;zoua, Washington, Pne
sofa, New Jersey Oregon, virgins FL
Carolina, Kansas, Australia, Bird e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

The entertainment committee Of Wei
come Lodge No. g, A. o. u. W, have
decided to repeat the entertainment,
given In the Wheeling Opera House on
May the 24, at Moundsviile, on next
Saturday night, June p, aud will go
down on the steamer Phillips. The boat
will leave Wheeling wharf promptly at
ESQ D. N. Fare for the round trip
thirty-fve cents. The boat will stop st
La Belle Landing and Benwood. All
members OF Sister Lodges and their
friends and family are invited. Tickets
Tor sale at the following places:
w. I. Weir's hat store.
Carrie Bros, stationers.
5. L. Brice, drug store.
Lukeps q Higgins, jewelers..
And from any member OF the CON-
mittee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
TEE BIG DEMONSTRATION
To be Held in This city on the Fourth-A
meetInE for To-NIEht.

To be Held In This city on the Fourth-A
Meeting for Tonight.
This evening Chief Marshal August
Rolf has called his Division MarsnalS
and the general staff to meet wit1 him,
81 the rooms of the Chamber of Com
MERGE, to further perfect the arrange
ments for the big parade on the morn
ing of the Fourth. II is desirable that
all those who have been appointed either
as Marshals or Aids be present at this
meeting, and there is q particular and
loud cal FOR those gentlemen who have
not as yet signified their intention Of
serving In either Of the capacities men
toned. II all the gentlemen will kind
~ come forward, the arrangements can
be perfected, and the Chief Marshal
will know exactly where be stands.
Tomorrow evening there will also be
Committee meetings at the rooms Of the
Chamber, and all members are request
ed 20 be present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

A considerabk part of the Riverside
mill is cosedf doxn and the force OF
employees is being lessened almost daily.
1t is now reported thai the steel works
department will run but three days In
the week, beginning soon. IL Is re-
ported, too, on good authority. that
the tube works department suffered a
loss by the Duquesne, Pa, tube works
failure. The very day OF the failure
four car loads OF material were shipped
from the plant 20 Duquesne. 1t is said
that, hearing OF the failure, later, one
of the cars was secured before reaching
its destination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
suprsmeiv Delightful

To the emacilted and debiliatei invalid is the
Sc. Sc Of returning health and strength pro
6uced BY Hostetter's stomach bl5tefs. When
that promoter Of Tigor is tested BY persons ia
feeble neaiCb, its restorative snd vitaliZing
p7iency soon evinces Itself IN improved sppe-
Ire digestion and nightly reposs, the sole con-
ditienS uader which strength aud nerve
Susetuae is vouchsafed 20 the human system.
Try 81 and be convinced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 2l.-A dispatch
from the CRY Of Mexico saws a telegram
is received here announcing the marriage
Of Miss Ida Dent Wright daughter or
Mrs. Marie Robinson Wright, we'll
known newspaper writer of New NOrS, 20
General Antonio Ezeta, brother or the
President Of Salvador.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

Coz. Ben WILSON follows the lead OF
Hon. G. WOOD DAILY and declines an
assistant attorney geueralship. Who
said West Virginia Democrats we're
hungry for Officer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

n glance at the registers pages VIII
deynonsirate its superiority as TO local and
t&egraphIe news Daily and Sunday de-
Ifsersa 10 any pzrt OF tina city and surround
hg towns for is oeats yer week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

A BANK here and there still con-
tlpues TO shut up shop, but Wheeling
banks remain as open as sunlight ana
solid as rocks, thanks to the good
sense Of the public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

Pope LEO again comes to the rescue
OF Mgr. SAroLu in a letter in which
His Holiness takes occasion 70 again
state his entire faith in his representa-
tive In America and to re-afirm Mgr.
SArorrFs authority as such. One Of
these DAYS those Obstreperous eccle-
sisstics, who do not seem inclined
N recognize SAroLLI, may come
to a realizing sense Of the fact that he
is tbs biggest prelate in the Catholic
Chufch this side Of the Atlantic. II
thg Monsignore were not man Of eN-
caedinglY gentle and benevolent dispo-
6l,ion they probably would have had 1t
impressed upon them with dIsagreeable
suddenness and force long ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, June 2l--Leslie'
Rose and William Miller. two prisoners
who escaped from ia at Marietta yester-
day. were captured bf Deputy Sheriff Mo
Aliister, Of Mariettayn this city today.
Rose was picked up In crowd on Court
SQUARE and Miller WAS caught on Fifth
street. Both men were imprisoned for bas-
tardy. Rose is the son Of former sheriff
of Washington county, Ohio, and perhaps
on that account had been given tao much
liberty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

Now that the sunday closers are at
leisure, they might employ their time In
getting out an injunction against the
wicked thermometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

TIRE object Of WANANAKER q
.BRowN's Sunday closing suit is TO prove
the Worlds Fair company insolyent
What good will that do?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

There is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil to quickly cure a cold or
relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs.
M. J. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph
County, Mich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

Tbs base ball club of the Warwick
pottery IS getting In good trim, and
they desire game from the Wheeling
pottery anytime after the Fourth Of
JulV.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

CURE FOR CRoUH.-Use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil according TO directions. IL
is the bsst remedy for all sudden at
tacks OF colds. pain and inflammation,
and injuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

THE death Of Senator STANFORD, OF
California, yesterday removes man
who not only made himself and vast
fortune, but helped TO make large sec
zion OF the couDtry's history.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

TuERE appears to be a disposition on
the part Of some Of our esteemed con-
temDorariss to try LIZZIE BORDEN
again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

THE REGIsTER AT CHARLEsToN'
the DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston AZ the Hotel
T2uFner News Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

T7fS Is rapidly coming to the front
IN dynamite way. Maybe EULALIA
had better not so home, for the bomb
tbrowers over 10 Madrid are after Just
such choice bits OF monarchy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22

PROF. W. p. WILEY, the efficient
professor Of law at tho West Virginia
University, passed through the city en-
route home yesterday. Prof. WILEY
had been 20 West Liberty, where he
delivered O lecture before the Normal
school societies. Mr. WILEY called at
the ROOSTER Office 70 see old acqusint-
ances and wish his old newspaper asso-
ciates well, some Of whom are still con-
peeted with the REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-22
y Respect ana Obituary Notices

NI
tSPsr linz ..s
sfsmps Of the denomination Of tWoeeAu Aaa
l,ss,cesutss Tor amounts less than enc dollar
~ Correspondence CONTAINING iArOhl--'
NTvs SOLICITED sRoN EVHHT FARF OF lA- Sun
rouNDlNs coUurI
Rejected concentrations viii not 0e fe'u'A'-
unless accompanied By sufficient postage
The REGISTER. embracing its several col
.,o,. Il entered at the Postorlee In Wheel
l,q. W. Va, as see0nd-elass matter.