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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
DIED

HEISER. -Satureay. November 1924. no p
O'Clock a. m, PmLP IiEIsEH aged 81 gears.
Funeral from the residence Of his son, $40
McCouoch street, Monday moraiug 80 .
O'Clock. Friends Of the family aye resP--tfull y
invited &c attend. Interment AZ ~ Calvary
cemetery.
gIFSEY.-On wednesday, November 7th.
IslLat4.31 p. m.. Mrs JENSIE O.. GlE-Ef. wife
of Edward Giese and daIghte- OF oiephsn
aud Katie NJ Johnston, aged - years, one
mouth and seven days.
OBENSTEIN-Sun3ay. November 4th. lsii,
at N O'Clock a. TO-, FLORA. daughter OF George
and Zeshne Lobenstein aged years and
days.
CHANCE-S1nday, November 4th, 1891. at
800 o. No.. so the residence Of her daughter.
Mf, Jenaie Ramsay. No. 20, Eighteenth
street MARGARET CHANCE. IA her tith year.
GtAVE>-Suaday, November 4th. 1894 81
5.50p. m, JosgPH GRAVES, in his Goth year.
SCHBAMM-Ou "Wednesday November 5th.
lsa4 a. 1891 o'clOcS a IN, OF malignant Clip
liberia. WTLLIkN. son % A. a and LIZZIE
Schramm, aged years, months and days.
HIRTR-On Tuesday, November 8. 1924 a. i
o clo.k IN. a. Henderson, Ky .. Of consun ption,
THEoDoRE. son o. Philip ana Barbara Hirth,
OF wheeling. aged "a years and mouths
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4 Groat imnrovsment.

FROM SsgtsrGd0na LegjStsr
The work of fitting out the shepherd
COLLEGE property with a modern system Of
hot water heating has Ueen finished by the
contractors. Mossrs TrimCle " Lutz, Of
Wheeling, who have done an excellent job
of work Radiators have teen placed ia
every room ia tho college building, in-
cuding the halls. as well as in the large
hall adjoining the college. The furnace
aud boiler is located in the basement
of the hall, which was remodeled to
admit Of It's reception. From this
point the hot water is circulated TO
an parts of the buildings. The boiler
as of the Furmau pattern, and the whole
outfit is OF the best material and work
mausbip. The radiators ana the pipes that
are exposed 10 view are handsomely giid-
ca. There has oeeu, OF course, no severe
weather yet Uv which the efficiency Of the
system could be tested, but as II is planned
on scientific calculations there is no doubt
that 10 will fully come up 70 expectations.
Mr.. @. NJ. Beethoven, Of the college eX-
ecutive committee, gave his personal atten-
ton 10 the placing of the contract and the
udumeut Of It's requirements, and did
much 10 forward this splendid improve
meut.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

The uinth annual report OF tho Com
missioner OF Labor giving some inter-
estiug figures and statistics relating %
building and loan associations, speaks
volumes In praise Of these associations
as means OF acquiring homes aud
rmassipg the savings OF the working
people, on. Of a total OF 5,S3S associ-
atopsia che entire country, only IS
showed a net loss during the past year,
and this loss only aggregated S23, 332, or
less than one-teuth the loss 20 deposit
ors in a single one of the many banks
that suffered from the mismsnaEement
CT rascality Of officials or employees.
The strength and perfection Of the
building and loan association lis, as the
Philadelphia Times, which is in the
home Of the building association.
points out, that It's shareholders do
their own managing, and there is never
a big surplus left lying idle TO tempt
Tina cupidity Of any oae. The assOcla-
AopS loan their mpney as isst IS they
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

Mcclure and Sapp; University, Bruner,
Babb and Kelley.
Prof. Rome, Of Morgantown, oficiated
as referee. while DR.. Wilson, OF Beth
any, acted as umpire.
Promptly at $3.50 time was called.
Bethany had the ball and kicked TO
Morgantown's 20-yard line, the latter
team advancing It FIVE yards towards
Bethany's goal. After ten minutes Of
playing without any gains, the Unlyers-
ity bows began bucking the centre,
gaining ten yards After two or three
downs the ball was given toMorgantown'
who kicked TO Bethauy's 20.yard line, the
latter on good end rushing taking IL
back fifteen wards TO Morgan'own 5
goal They gained five yards after tnlS'
but Kunst carried it back the same ols-
lance being we'll tackled. The Univer-
shy boys then began advancing the Dali
towards the Bethany goal aud hnnst
with an excellent run around the enc
advanced 10 twenty yards. Beail right
nalfof Morgautown, was finally pushed
over the line scoring touch down.
Tops kicked a goal making the score b
10 ID IN l4FDI VI MblE hA w " IL
After a ten minutes rest the ball was
put in play. Morgantown kicking TO
Bethauy'S twenty ward line, the latter
club taxing it back five yards. The ball
was then thrown 10 Turner Of Bethany,
who puuted thirty yards towards Nor
gautowu's goal. a touch down
seemed almost certain for Beth
any but the University boys
by GOOD tackling and rushing took It
back 90 the center of the field. After
a series Of rushes and end playing time
was called, ending one OF the best foot
ball games seen 10 this city for some
time, aud giving the college champion
ship of the State % MOrgantOwn.
kuust and Reynolds, of MOrgantown,
did excellent rushing and tackling, and
helped their team considerably. Tur-
rer, Of Bethany, who is Wheeling boy,
did good playing, bis gains being eS'
DaclaIly fine. Two Bethany men were
badly hurt, one having his nose bruised,
while the other had his knee dislocated,
both having 10 retire.
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GREATNESS OF LIgE CHINA.

The fact that the three weIl-to.do
Cinnamon, who were arrested 10 New
York and ordered 70 be deoorted, will
0e sentenced TO death on their arrival
in their own country does not bother
the trio in the least. The penalty Of
deser,ion in Cbi1a is daath; but the
laws 10 that country permits man hav-
ing she means 90 hire somebody TO die
For him by proxy.
Ii was explained by the counsel hav-
ing in charge the interests o, the three
deserters that when they get back they
can each meet death by proxy, by en-
ploying a coolie 90 be 90 hand upon the
day appointed for their execution.
The coolie takes his head money aud
goes of on GLORIOUS time" with it.
OF course the deserter will be obliged
to employ man 90 follow his substi-
tute, for should that person failed TO be
produced on the day Of execution the
deserter's own bead would pay the
fo,fait.
This sort Of vicarious atonemeut for
crime must be very convenient for
wealthy evi-doers 10 China But it
offers a melancholy Illustration Of the
cheapness O! life among The heather,
vol r.rnrortf0v with fhp St0f.6upsS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
THE GREAT PARADE.

The Republicans Covered Themselves
With Eed Fire, Mud and Glory.
The Republican demonstration OF
last night, evidenclng in p hilarious
and visible manner the great delight Of
that organisation at the unexpected
slump which landed West Virginia
bodily into the ranks of the g. o. D.,
was one entirely creditaole to the
party, to the city aud to the State, aud
this in the face Of weather about as
ugly as it well could be.
The dav was terribly dreary, cold
and disagreeable one. Rain and wet
snow fell alternately up to dark, making
the streets aud sidewalks alike unde-
slrable for either the marching organi.
cations or the Thousands OF spectators,
while a wind which was damp and cold,
bearing rheumatism, colds, pneumonia,
toothache aud kindred nuisances 10
which mortal flesh is susceptible, 10
every blast, swept over the river ana
through the streets all day and even
ing.
That the unpropitOus elements kept
hundreds Of men out OF the ranks and
thousands of spectators from the side
walks along the route is undOubted,
yet the parade must nevertheless be
ranked among the big demonstration Of
/ Wheeling, while thirty or forty thou
sand people viewed the column from
Z - 4. a
The Board OF Public Works put a
force OF street hands 10 work early yes
terday morning, and during the day
the thorouEhfares 10 the bust
ness portion OF the city along which the
column was TO pass were cleared OF the
worst Of the mud. but BY the time the
column was ready TO move the heavy
traffic OF Saturday had left the
streets almost as bad as they
were before. In the North End and
Oe the South Side, where no prepare
lions OF this sort had been made, the
streets were in very bad condition in
deed. but the marching Republicans
! took things as they found them
not only without complaint, but
without any sensible diminution 10
their wild enthusiasm. Fortunate
", the snow, which was falling
| quite heavily at dark. ceased by
| the time the command TO march was
given by Chief Marshal Sterling, and
as the column began to move the moon
peeped out from behind the scattered
but yet heavy clouds, as though the
man refused to have his habltation in
our satellite had been disturbed by the
hubbub. az pad drawn the curtains TO
see whatit 9 all about
As is us case when big dem
onstratio1 = are on the taDis
in Nheeliu 10 OF the su-
burbsn toN the river
poured into nost en-
masSe, and tage OF
the people tions of
the city d ksiness
portion Leets
early bee 81
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rica comedy. The cast is fair. little Lottie
Brscoc, as Ejitha easily carrying OF the
stellar uul0rs.
THE POWER OF GOLD.
Walter Sauf0r0's scenic production oi
the Power Of Cold will be the attrac-
lion at TIE Grand next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. The play is present day
story Ct LO1dOn life, aud is set in pro
fusion OF massive scenery. The principal
settings represent tue HOundsditcH mad
house on the SunSen Marshes, a salon in
Brandon Manor, the deserted toll house
near Victoria DOCS, the founding asylum
IA S. Hi.daS Lane. aud a garnet in q Lon
don tenement house.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

'CEOF ANIERICA-

EUROPEAN IGNOEANCEO OF AMERICA.
4 New YORK contemporary has taken
the trouble 20 Gull out and buncb some
OF the observations of prominent French
papers on the recent campaign i1 the
Uaited States. 1t is surprised TO see SO
famous a paper as the JouTpa, dcs De.
bats talking learnedly Of the execution
OF Boss MCEANE" and speaking Of
Messrs. SHEEHAN and MURPHY as
"HuL's associates on the ticket 10
also draws attention 10 a former
comment Of the SoUcl a Partisan
publication, which gravely told los
readers that in the United States
Senators were so little cousp'cu-
Gus that when one OF them dropped
dead n the Senate "no one present
knew who be was" To add TO the illus
'~tratioa Of singular INSTRUMENTATION, aa-
other French paper now speaks OF the
Lexow Committee as a body "ot 1000
ladies' who are led by Mrs. JOSEPHINE
SHAW LOWELL and aided by the Rev.
PAKHUEsr" aud those eminent Ameri-
cans, GOULD aud BUssELLsAGE.
Itisa mistake 90 suppose that the
French are alone ia This falling. ID,
was after the election OF 1SSS that an
English paper OF repate and emIucuce
spoke OF "tbe defeat % Gen.
CLEvEIAND." The inevitable iufer-
olcs l that where The press is thus
mis.aiormed the people are So also. To
isa revelation OF popular ignorance
abroad concerning this country, which
IS altogether strange, considering The
facttbat Americans as a rule, are pref
" accurately Informed as % The gem
eral trend and significance OF events To-
Europe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

Both teams were la good condition
aci played good bal. and every man
was eager aud willing 90 play, as 10 was
the game Tor The championship Of the
State. Bethany proved Too light for
tha University boys, and, although the
latter did NOT put u9 their best game by
any means, still they defeated the Beth
agy boys by IS score OF Is 20 %. Toe
University bows average about los
pounds. while Bethany TIPS the scales
about ten pounds less. The Morgan
town boys best work. waS Ouckiug the
centre, add they made the majority OF
their gains TO this way. Bethany did
excellent end PLAYING, this being their
only hope % gain.
Norgantown had a large delegation
OF rooterS, and eacn creditab,s play
made By them was heartily app.auded.
Blue and old gold, their coiOrs were
well distributed among the people.
Bethany representatives were not quite
as enthusiastic as their opponents but
their colors. green and white, FREEDOM
mated
E,fIoviny ard the names and positions
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

PHILADELPHIA, it appears, does not
clean out her water reservoirs oitener
than once Ia ten years This ought 20
account, TO a measure, for the constant
howl about the Quaker C.ty's bad water.
THERE lives one Repubi can candi-
aate who was not elected las. Tuesday.
he is Sheriff Cook, OF Washington C..
H., o., who recently prevented a mob
from lynching a negro ravisher. Cook
vas defeated for reelection by l650
votes in a district that has normal
Republican majority Of 1000, aud 10 a
Republican tidal wave year st that.
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THEY PAINTED Err Rid.
A Bright Carmine Tint Put On thu
Town by Republicans.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED MEN
Enthusiastically Celebrated Their Vic
tory Of Last Tuesday.
BANDS OF MUSIC AND RED FIRE

Made the Night a Memorable One
for Those Who Braved the
Elements and Marched Through
the Mud and Slush-Visiting
Clubs Swelled the Crowd-The
Distinguished Republicans
Who Were Present-Descrip-
ton of the Parade and Incl
dents Connected With the
March.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

LAST nights Republican blowout
needed but the magnetic presence OF
General NATHAN GoFF TO make 10 all
that the West Virginia Republican
heart could desire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

Iris in order for Gotham 20 tender
Or. PARKHUBsr a magnificent blowout
for his herculean work 10 reforming
that corrupt metropolis. lie deserves
several tiger skins.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

noon. The air being a little raw aud
the grounds somewhat sloppy was the
only reason for not calling Yesterday an
ideal day for foot ball.
The game was played To the presence
OF about 500 people, ous-haIf OF whom
paid admission, while the other half
sguatted on some cars wing oa the rail-
road overlooking Ihe grounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
THE threatening weather yesterda

THE threatening weather yesterday
N4robab'y kept last nights celebration
ofUuesdaY's landslide from Being as
large as some blovouts wheeling has
witnessed in the past, but it was GER
tainly big enough, as 10 was, TO satisfy
the most tireless and ardent BepubIi-
can enthusiast and was highly credit
able to thSGood management Of those
IN charge of il.
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The successful tidal wavers told how
it happened ia the Mcclure last night
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SPECTATOR can't expect to see his
communication Go print when be ouiis
20 send in his name
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SEE those lovely cups and saucers
with sterling silver spoon for Sl.00, at
1. G. DILLON Il Co. 5.
AMUSEMETsN,


At the Opera House tomorrow night
the Robinson Comic Opera Company
VIII present LA Mascotte." Ia this or
ganization some Of the leading people
are wel.-knOwn persons, among whom
are Charles y. Holmes, Miss ESsie Bar
ton and Frank d. Nelson, who were
here with the Bennett-MouIton Opera
Company a; the time Miss Della Fox
was with that organization. Miss Liz
zis Gonzalez, prima donna, was at ST.
Louis, Mo, last summer with the
Uarig's Cave Opera Company. MIR.
John Young, the comedian, was recent
ly with the C1ur!ed Company, and
Messrs French and Pullman nave an es-
taolished reputation, having been with
many OF the leading companies. The
Robinson Company will be at the Opera
House for one week, presenting a popu-
lar repertoire at popular prices which
are within the reach Of all.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

THE Japs have taken Port Arthur
and may now take everything else 10
China worth having.
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IN cbargS
UNcIE SAN has at The Tort al WIUet'

UNcIE SAM has at the fort 40 Wilets
Point. L. l., a novel gun, whose outside
e mFte dangerous than its inside. 10 is
CWelve-iuch mounted piece, around
Which has been wound thirteen miles Of
\ one-hall-inch Insulated telegraph cable.
BY means Of this coil and a dynamo the
big gun has been transformed into one
OF the most powerful electro magnets 10
,gtho world. An astonishing new feature
IN our coast defense seems about TO be
evolved from this remarkable combiua-
tion, the results OF an experimental
vhim. This magueuzsd gun, it has
been discovered, will derauge a ships
compass 40 a distance Of six miles from
the fort and may lead TO a valuable
adjunct 20 the coast forts 10 the per
lection Of an electro magnet, which
shall prevent the possibility Of naval
surprise under the cover OF fog or
darkness.
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me NewVonstitu;iop CarrIes

NEW YORK, November 10-Returns re-
ceiveG from all of tue districts in the city,
three precincts missing, show a vote for
the revised constitution of -, 954 against
56,0OS The apportionment clause, three
precincts only being missing, was carried
Oy a vote of 69, 5l1 10 G., Cpl.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

What q Pittsburg exchange says Of 1.-THE
Burglar" Company. which comes to the
Grand the first three nights of this week /;
"The Burglar'' is bright little piece and
written 10 Mr.. Augustus Thomas best
vein. 10 is familiar 10 Pittsburgers, hav-
ing been produced here before, several
years ago. The plot is interesting, with
not too much incident 70 crowd or choke
the development Of the story. The dia-
logue is sparkling with nice strain OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

WE HAD the landslide Tuesday and
the hurrah over 10 last night Now lets
settle down TO business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

THE Republican blowout last night
certainly blew an out there was in it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

The REGISTER. embracing SIS several sol-
Sons. IS entered az the Posto1ice In wheel
~, w. Va as second-ciass matter.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Furrishsd rosn. centrally 10
i Gated, with board Beth gases, ahs eatn
room: Enquire a. tAis once. oIs-sa
L7oR REsT-THkEE GOOD Rooms, CEN
Il trail location on Market street, suiiasls fsf
Offices Viii FsncTats sHns iot good sAfiish
Apply a. this once lyssEfs
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MARRIED.

LIST-BASSEL-In Clarssburg NoYemls.
eth. 1894 by Rev. Dr. Forrest CWELE- ~.
LIST of Wheeling. IS. Va, and ELLEN ul-AHAs
BAssEL, OF Clark sbu-E IS. va.
DICKINSON HUPP-Tuesiay. November g
ISlG Iy Rev %. A. Cunningham. ID 3D.. q. p
DICKINSON and AUsCsTA GENEvlEyE daughter
OF Dr. and Mrs j. u. hupp.
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T. G. DILLON & Co. are selling a very
fine china cup aud saucer, with sterling
spoon, for SI.OO. These goods can be
snnt BY mail.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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right applicant. Address WITH stamp. MANU-
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A GENTS-oUR MEN ARE MAKING 81 TO
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A GEETS-To TAKE ORDERS. STAPLE
~ article. We VIII pay salary and expenses
or big commission aud send samples 20 tne
right applicant Address with stamp. MANI
FACTORY, $50 Pearl ST., New ork city.
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LOVELY Wedding Gifts at
/. G.. DILLON & Cos.
Matchmaking Winter Underwear
Large variety. SwNDacker'g.
A Lion Loose in the Country.

Lion Loose in the country.
COLUMBUS, ONO, November 1O.-A
special to the Dispatch from Washing
ton =. H., o., says that lion that prob
ably escaped from some circus is run
ming wild 10 the country near that
place, causing great fear and excite
ment. A company OF the National
Guard and citizens have gone hunting
for the beast.
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special Bargains In fine Diamonds At II
E. HiIiman g. Co.'S.
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POTTERY, Brlc-s-Brac, Cut Glass and
Art Goods. The largest house. The
most extensive line. Lowest prices.
!. G.. DILLON e. Co.
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Coque Boas very cheap. swabacker's.
special Bargains In fine Diamonds At II.
T. IiIIman H. Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

ROYAL Dresden, Royal Worcester,
Crown Derby, Royal Vienns, Sevres,
CoalpOrt. Royal Bohemian, Royal
Bonn. Old Delft, Venetian Glass and
Italian Msr&e Wares at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

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