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Freezing a soap Bubble.

London St,adard.
Prof Dewar lectured yesterday after
noon at the Royal Institution on the
solid and Liquid States OF matter.
Ice, he said. was ordinarily regarded as
a vicious substance, inasmuch as we
could squeeze it. When we applied con-
siderable pressure TO 1t we could force it
into the form OF wire. But ice was
none the less brittle substance, and If
we cooled it, as the lecturer did by
pouring LIQUID air upon 1t, 1t would
crack all over-which the ice obIigng-
IL did. From the ice the lecturer pass
ed TO an investigation which had been
travelled over in a previous lecture. he
spent some time in explaining his vac
unm vessels. Sometimes these vessels
are made in the shape Of fagons, some
times In the form of test tubes; for one
experiment they are made in
the shape of the goblets which
we usually associate with the
historic drama. In the form OF test
tubes use 10 made of a double set OF
them, one inside the other, TO make
LIQUID and solid air. In the outer tube
liquid oxygen is placed. Pressure is
taken off the liquid oxygen by air
pumps until IL cools to such an extent
that it liquities the air In the inner
tube, which is surrounded by the liquid
oxygen. Pressure is then taken OF this
LIQUID air by another set OF air pumps
until it grows so cold that, as was
shown with the greatest success yester-
day afternoon, the liquid suddenly So
lidifies, and the wondering spectator
sees the air which he is breathing
frozen to solid mass before his eyes.
Prof. Dewar showed that red oxide Of
mercury when subjected TO the intense
cold of LIQUID oxygen lost its color and
became yellow; that amyl alcohol solid
tieS to a CLASSY mass, and methyl alco-
hol to a mass Of white crystals; that a
hydro-carbon, like turpentine, freezes
TO a clear glass. BisuIphide OF carbon
when colored purple with iodine be-
comes slightly red crystalline solid.
Tie prettiest experiment OF the after
noon was the last. Prof Dewar
took one OF his goblet-shaped vacuum
vessels and poured about a
couple of tablespoonfuls OF liquid
air into it. The atmosphere OF the
goblet then becomes so cold that when
its image was projected upon the screen
the spectators could see a tiny snow
storm going on in the glass. And
now" said the professor, Il will see II
we can freeze a soap bubble" he then
lowered soap bubble into the frozen at
mosphere with an iron wire. Upon the
screen the spectators saw the image OF
the bubble becoming darker and its
movements slower. Suddenly IL con-
tracted. II had frozen, and two-thirds
of the frozen globule fell away from the
wire and fioated like a transparent egg
she'll on the liquid air.
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1xrrLLIaENcE ANo URIMe.

There is little doubt that PRENDER-
eAsr was to a certain degree insane,
but not enough TO warrant his release
upon the plea Of insanity, nor was his
mental alteration sufficient TO excuse
him from paying the full penalty for
his crime.
Time was, aud that recently, when a
Ht,le eccentricity or oddly was sufi-
Gent to save almost any criminal
from the consequences Of his crime.
But the insanity dodge" let Us
he thankful. is played out and
the courts are using their right
OF discrimination in such cases. As
We have frequently said, all habitual
criminals are to certain degree in
sane. else they would not be haoitual
criminals. Their insanity might be
proven in court by an expert logician,
if such line Of defense would be worth
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sISTERSViLLE.

The REGISTER has opened branch Office
in the building formerly occupied by Nc
Cows furniture store on the Diamond.
The Office is in charge of Mr.. Charles II.
Baker. Subscriptions to any edition of the
REGISTER will be received by Mr.. Baker
aud promptly forwarded to the Office Of
publication.
Sample copies Of the WHEELING WEEK
LY REGISTER always on hand.
Estimates on job work cheerfully fur
nished.
Estimates for advertising in any edition
f the REGISTER will be furnished prom pit
IL upon application.
THE DAILY REGISTER is delivered in Sis
tersville at the publishers rate, viz, l5c
per week for daily and lSc for daily and
Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16

CHICAGO, July 15.-The A. r. U. off
Gals have determined to make a des--
perate struggle to regain for that order
the prestige it has lost In the great
strike now rapidly approaching a close.
The executive board OF the union held
a meeting this morning. the object OF
which was TO map out course for the
future. After a lengthy discussion 1t
was decided to send out ''revivalists" TO
all important sections Of the West. Six
agitators had been sent out Saturday
and it was decided to augment this
number.
1.-THE names of those sent out Satur-
day will not be given out" said Presi-
dent Debs to reporter, "for fear OF
their being arrested for melting
strike"
1t was learned elsewhere, however,
that this morning Director Kern was
sen; to st. Louis to rally the forces
there. Hogan was sent over the North
ern Pacific to stir up the employees OF
that company, and Goodwin was sent
over the Northwestern line to use his
influence with the employees of that
system and il possible
INDUCE EHEM TO GO OUT.
These delegates are all members Of
the Executive Board of the Union.
Other emissaries were sent out to work
with employees OF the many lines enter
ing this city.
After this meeting adjourned an enthu-
sias:ic meeting was held in Ulich's hall
on North Clark street, President Debs
presiding. He made a roaring speech.
reminding one OF the early days OF the
strike.
1.-The strike" said he, sis now more
prosperous aud more encouraging than
ever before. We can and must win.
The men who have gone to work will
again come back TO US, and victory is
ours.
"Grand Chief Arthur, OF the En-
gneers, is a scab jObber and he will 90
down in history as a traitor to organlz-
ed labor He instructs his men TO work
with scabs and tells them subbinR is
honorable. He is tool in the hands of
the general managers.
The strike is weaker in Chicago than
elsewhere" continued nebs, "but IL will
grow stronger, just as in the West, it is
growing stronger every hour"
FIFTEEN MEETINGS WERE HELD
in different parts Of the city during the
afternoon and evening, several OF which
were addressed by Debs. He will to-
morrow give out q statement In answer
to the one made by Pullman.
Mr.. Debs said that several OF his com
mitteemen had reporter 10 him that
Rock Island, Lake Shore, Eastern Hi
nois, Grand Trunk and Western In
diana men would all be out again to-
morrow. Nothing could be learned out
side to verify this assertion, however
President Debs visited the stock
Yards to-day and addressed crowd of
strikers, who have for the most part
failed to secure their old positions. He
urged them to continue the strike
which he declares was never nearer
to victory than now. The men agreed
to stand by Debs, but at the same time
expressed themselves violently against
the men who have taken their places.
The swltchmen and engInemen especial
~ are loud in their
PROTESTS AGAINST A SURRENDER.
The butchers also had bitter words. all
these men having seen their jobs filed
the day before by non-union and i'm
ported men. The opinion was e1-
pressed loudly that the war was only
hpCuu.
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FOR DEBS WILL TALK.
lie Says the Strike is Stronger Now
Than Ever Before.
ROARING MEETINGS YESTERDAY.

Fifteen Of Them Held in Chicago
and Several OF Them Addressed
by Debs-The American Rail
way Union Making Strenuous
Efforts to Regain the Prestige
Lost in the Strike-Emissaries
Sent to All Parts Of the West to
Work Up Sentiment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16

A COAL. RAILROAD from Wheeling 10
Sandusky by way Of Mt Pleasant and
Cadiz is projected and company has
been formed 10 build it. The plan is to
opsn up a tract OF valuable coal land.
Wheeling will welcome the new road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16

EVEN as Europe breathlessly waits
% see the American Republic rent asun-
der by the thunder bolts Of Anarchy, the
clouds roll By revealing Star-Eyed
Columbia smiling and fresh as daisy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16

KE1LY's hobos have struck delight
full quarters out the creek valley. We
hope they won't get stuck on the place
and stay all summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF a House and Lot in the Eighth
Wa.d.

By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county. ". Va. made IA the case Of
Aatilss Hafding's Executor
Lizzie Moore et ais.
on the "a day u June, 1884, shall, on
SATURDAY, JULY li1m 1895,
az 10 o'clock a. NJ. Offer for sale AZ public auc-
tiOn. - the front door Of the Court House az
Ohio county lot No. Il IN square No. II situate
in the Eighth ward Of the city Of Wheeling.
V. va.
Terms OF sALg-Oue-third and "a much more
a. tue purchaser nsy cleo. 10 cash. and tie
residue ln two equal payments in liz and
twelve months from the day " sa.a. wish inter
est. the purchaser giving fcr the deferred par.
N nts hls notes with good personal sscurity
and TIE title % BE- retained antil Tie psrchASs
money Is al paid GEO +. BOYD,
Special Celmissioner
/ John ". Mitchell, Clerk or the CIrczit
Court o. Ohio county. do certify that BOND ana
SECURITY have been given by tue said conu,ls.
sienef a. required Oy Jay
JOHN " MITCHELL Clerk
The sale OF the above property il postponed
unili SATURDAY august H. 1924. az The font
door OF me Court House or Ohio county. ". Va
GEO. T.. BOYD
l'IOOA"' Special Commissioned
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DIED.

FAUEY-Satnrdav, July H. 1894, at 1880
o'clock p. NJ, JosEPH FAHEY, aged q years.
Funeral from his late residence on Twenty
third street, this Monday morning at $50
O'Clock. Mass at the Cathedral at 9 O'Clock.
Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends
OF the family are invited.
MELANEY-On Saturday. July IA, 1894, At
4:5O o'clock D. m, at his residence. No. lib Nc
Colleen street, THOMAS MELANEY, aged 48 years
and 10 days.
Funeral from his late residence Monday az
ternoon at 3 o'clock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16

OVER in Europe they needn't fear for
our government That's solid as rock.
They would better look out for some OF
their own institutions.
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WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING Co.,
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPEIEroRs.
TERMS
TERMS.
,fArr paarAaE PREPAID.


rrnyrAR, ~ NAIL PssrAsE PREPAID
DAILY, six days in the week. ..............8 %
DAILY, three days in the week.. .... 40
DAILY. two DAYS = the week. .........- SN
DAILY. one day in the Wesk.......,....... lo1
WEEKLY, one year, in advAnos........... 4OJ
WEEKLY, si1 months. ......-........... "
SUNDAY only, enc -ear................... ~
SUNDAY only, SIX months .............- 'VO
DELIVERED By CARRIERS
DAILY. per week. to be paid weekly. l'
DAILY and SUNDAY, per week. 10
The DAILY will be delivered BY carristia
any other city or town st ...........'- 10
SINGLE Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY.
rT-Tr.5utss Of Respect and Obituary Notices
I've cents per line.
Stamps OF the denomination OF tWoeenta and
,essaccepted for amounts less than one dollar
r5g-CoRREsroNDENcs CONTAINING IMPORTANT
Nxv,s SOLICITED FROM EyERr PAEr OF THE Sur
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communications viii not be returned
unless accompanied by SUFFICIENT postage
The REGISTER. embracing Its several sdl-
flona. is entered at the PostoHlcs In Wheel
ne. W. Va. as seeend-elass matter
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SOME POLITICS.
HOW THINGS LOOK DOWN IN THE LOWER
PART OF THE STATE.

Ex .GovsrnOr Wilson Seems to Have Firm Hold
on the Democratic Sentiment and IS Getting
Endorsements BY Wholssals-COl. J. 4. Huling
in Politics Over His Hsad-AldsrsOn Against
the Field.
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PETER says that every impulse OF
his soul is loyal. His soul and his tongue
must have missed connection. OR may
be his soul got lost in his whiskers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16
"rHE TYPICAL AMERICAN. -


As the typical American the st, Louis
Republic points out President CLEvE-
LAND, who has once more dis
played his strong understanding and
patriotic spirit. The course OF the ad-
minlstratlon through the strike period
left nothing for cavil. The President
obeyed the mandate of the law in
promptly ordering the forces at the
disposal OF the Executive 20 be used 10
protecting the mail service which the
Government is charged 10 provide for
the people. He obeyed the law in con-
fning those forces strictly to the line
OF Federal duty and leaving the local
authorities to deal with local troubles.
While meeting threatened and actual
violence with a yigor in contrast with
the temporizing OF shslIower politicians,
be was equally quick to use his legal
opportunity Of showing respect and
friendship for the laboring class Of our
citizens. His action in deciding to APP
point a board OF investigation under the
O'Neill law relieved painful situation
aud quieted discomfort by assuring
labor that the Government is impair
TALLY determined to protect the rights
Of all the people as far as its power ex-
tent.
The dignity Of property and the dig
nifty Of labor have had equal conSidera-
tlon from the President. There are
few fsir-minded Americans to-day"
says our st. Louis contemporary, truly,
'who are not glad that GROVER CLEvE-
LAND is the President"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16

THE FACT that Hoods Sarsaparilla,
once fairly tried, becomes the family
medicine, speaks volumes for its excel
lence and medicinal merit. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is Natures co-worker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16

FROM the way the ladies' hock to
BREcKINBRDGE's meetings one might
imagine the Colonel to be a noted bene-
factor Of the sex.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16

You only need make tho most super
fetal examination TO determine the value
of the Register a. an advertising me-
dunn. Publishes moro local and tele-
graphic news In ono issue thao any OF
it's contemporaries do in three
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Emil Fauth aud John Kress, and known under
the firm name OF Fauth n kress, has TINS day
been dissolved by mutual consent Jonn kress
retiring The business will hereafter be con
street EMIL FAUTH.
JOHN KRESS.
WHEELING July p 1894. Jyl5s
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on CITY, PA, July 14.-Petroleum,
opened, S33zc; highest. SIC; lowest. S3S4c;
closed at Sc; sales, 1000 barrels; snip
meuts, lO2, ga barrels; runs, $685. barrels.
PITTsBURG, July l+-Petroleum, opened,
and lowest, $3.50; closed, SSJsc; highest,
Sac.
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On, DEBs be Debbedl

Mr.. CLEVELAND deserves a vacation.
He has earned it.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried Tor CastOria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 CastOria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Cassoris
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HOoD'S PILLS become the favorite
cathsrtic with every one who tries them.
CSC.
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FOR SALE.

I7OE SALE-THEATRE ELYSIAN THEA.
Il ire. Bellairc. i for sale cheap. Inquire OF
DICKENS X DUBOIS, Bellaife .. jylie&dh
rV1OP BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE
1 cheap Inquire ROSS BARR, Nartius
Ferry. JylztoIo
DUSINE.S CHANCE FOR SALOON es-
ID tabnshed stand doing a thriving cash
business. IN centre OF city. Price 500 Best
reasons Ior selling. Address cash Business
REGISTER Office. lyl3e&da
NOR SALE CHEAP-FINE HORSE, BUG
i ~ and Harness. Inquire OF Frank Bach
man, poi Eon street. lyl3es
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
u OF A PIANO.
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust made 70 the un-
dersigued trustee by James IL. iianes, dated on
the Sd dav Of March. lsJ2 and recorded IN the
Office of the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio
county West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book
No 81. page 2Sq / will. on Saturday, July 2lst,
1894. bes inning at l0O'clock q. N, sell a. pub
lie auction the following described personal
property: One Piano. Terms OF sale cash.
jy6sra JOHN A HOWARD, trustee.
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TIE REGISTER AT cHAEIEsToN.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Ruffner News Stand.
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THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON
The DAILY aud SUNDAY REGISTER can
Re procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Wizards
Hotel, and Queens News Stand, National
Hotel
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Any person or persons selling or giving to
VIM. Lake intoxicating drinks Will be prosecu'
ted to the full extent OF the law.
jylSerdl j. x. LAKE.
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FIRST DISTRICT
Democratic Congressional Convention
Call OF the Democrats Of tho First Cen
gresslOnsl District to Meet at
CLARKSBURG,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2lst, 1884.

The Democratic Executive Committee or the
Flr.t Congregational District, ~ a meeting held
40 the ST Charles Hotel, in the city OF ClarSS-
bury GA SATURDAY. July 7th. 1924. ordered that
ne Democratic Convention % the tlrst Con
cressional District, 30 nominate candidate
To- Congress, be held on TUESDAY, AUGUST
gfsr. 1sgs at CLARKSBURG, the Convention
to be- called 20 order 40 N O'CLOCK A. NJ
And al said Congressional Convention each
OF tue counties ina the First District shall be en-
TITLED 90 one vote therein Tor every enc n1u-
d-s8 votes or fractional part thereof over atty
clst for the Democratic candidate for Governor
OF tnis state az the election held iu November,
1892 and that no county shall De ehtliIed 20
40 3aIcsatas than it has votes 20 cast. Tbs
various County Executive COMMITTEES are re-
rBestsd to take such action as may be neceS-
sary 90 have their respective counties repre-
gested In said convention
M. following is the number OF Votss TO
which each county IS entitled:
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GROCERS.
PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS
~ Will be received by the Building Commit
tee OF the Baptist Church OF Sistersyille. W. Va,
until august 4th 1894. Plans and specifications
can b. seen at A. Cutters store any time after
July 10th. The committee reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids.
A CUTTER HB WILLIAMSON,
SAMUEL DEE, j. N. CUTLER,
ivl4tosul Building Committee.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

RIO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF
Il sarah q. Degarmo.
You are hereby notified that A. the rsou.,t Of
Lewis Steenrod. late Sheriff and aSu.nist,,.
70. t'o,- o. SAID Sarah C. Degarmo. l vs a..
TUESDAY, THE I'm DAY OF AUGUST. 1901.
a. a. M. and ny Office, No I4i7 CHAPLIN.
street wheeling. ". Va. a. the time and
against the said dccedent or her s,txte a.
which tine aud place you ara required q, Al.
tend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner CT
Accounts o. the County Court OF Ohio con,ty
this S9sh day Of June, A. ID. 1894
GEO T. BOYD,
lyz9aVV Commissioner.
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PUBLICATIONS.

THE PlTTsBURG DAILY TIMES, 60 per
a week. The Pittsburg Daily Post. &c per
week, lie including Sunday. The Pittsburg
DAILY Commercial Gazette, B0c per moBth.
formerly &c, delivered anywhere. Also Gin
cinnati. New YORK aud Chicago papers. Books,
mocks, etc G. II. QUIHBY, 1914 Market St
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DBeeIin9 B&9istes'

CHARLES Il. TANEY. General Manager.
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PROTESTS AGAINST A SURRENDER.
The butchers also had bitter words. all
these men having seen their jobs filed
the day before by non-union and i'm
ported men. The opinion was e1-
pressed loudly that the war was only
hprun
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-10
ANOTHER MINT SITE SELECTED.
A Square Of Land at Sixteenth and Spring
Garden Streets Likely to be Taken--Aiay
he Purchased for Ss3lO,OOO.

A Square Of Land at sixteenth and Spring
Garden Streets LIKELY to be Talen-- May
he Purchased for ss3lO,0O0.
There are excellent reasons for be.
lieving that the now United States mint
will be erected on the lot bounded by
Spring Garden, Buttonwood, Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets, says Tuesdays
Philadelphia Record. 1t wasascertained
yesterday that this property had
practically been selected by Secretary
Carlisle, after favorable report had
been made to him by Director of the
Mint Preston, who carefully examined
the surroundings on Saturday, and was
impressed with the availability of the
site.
The property in question is owned by
James Moore, the wealthy iron master,
who operates the Burt Hill iron works,
now located on it. Tho works, which
consist of cluster of old furnaces and
factory buildings, have practically been
idle for some time. Tho furnaces have
been running on partial time, but the
property has been on the market for
several years. About two years ago it
was almost sold to Burnham, Parry,
Williams IL Co., for an extension to the
Baldwin locomotive works; but the deal
fell through, and since then there have
been no open negotiations for a sale. 1t
is the only lot of its size in the neigh
borhood that belongs to single owner
and is for sale, and it is understood that
an agent for Mr.. Moore has for some
months been quietly working up the
deal with the government, and that the
sale will be consummated either to-day
or tomorrow.
A dispatch received from Washington
last night seys; "Secretary Carlisle has
practically selected new site, though
he has not taken any formal action.
Officially, he is still considering what
he will do with the Broad and Cherry
streets site, and he declines to say what
his decision will be about until lie hears
from the Attorney General as to certain
question which be had asked in regard
to the legal points involved. But, as a
matter of fact, it is understood in the
Treasury Department that he has de-
cided on another location.
Secretary Carlisle has enioined
silence upon his subordinates as to the
location of the site, but in a general
way it was stated that it is not near the
present site, but is described as being
near where the centre of the city will
be 90 years from now.' 1t was also
stated that the property can be trans
ferred at once, without an encumbrance
of any kind, and with clear title, so
that the work of erecting the Mint
building can be promptly begun. The
price is said to be $330,0O0 or S340, ,000. !"