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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

1915 Rarkei Street.
RNGKE'S COMET.

Boston Transcript: Encke's comet,
which has just been discovered on its
return by the Italian astronomer CerulN.
who has g private observatory in the
southern portion of the kingdom, is one
Of the best known of the Jupiter group
of comets. This group, so far as known,
consists Of nineteen objects, all OF
which are members of our solar system
and are revolving about our sun in or
bits of from three and one half years TO
about double that time. The
group is so called because there is
every reason to believe that these wan
derers were Intercepted in their path
through space by the giant planet Jupi-
ter. and perturbed into orbits about the
sun, the distant end OF which lies in the
neighborhoo1 of the orbit Of this.
Encke's comet is the most noted OF this
group, having been known TO astron-
omers for upward OF century and
having been sufficiently we'll observed
to conform very closely to its computed
path. 1t was first seen by Mechain OF
Paris on January II, 1856, and vas
again discovered by Miss Caroline
Hersche in November, 1895. and after
few days by other astronomers.
1t was again observed in 1905,
but none of the astrono-
mers knew OF the identity Of
the objects which they saw. In the
winter OF 1S1S-19 it was visible for
some several weeks, and Encke busted
himself with the computation Of its
orbit. In remarkably short time he
had his computations finished and was
able 10 show that it was moving in an
orbit of three and one-half years period,
that the comets above enumerated were
identical with it, and that it had ap-
preached the sun eighteen times in the
intervals, unobserved. Encke next
computed the time OF its return, an
nouncing this date as May "a, 1922, hsv-
ing been delayed on the way some nine
days by the attraction of Jupiter, and
according to his table, the object was
again observed on It's return. This
computation Of Encke's was most re-
markable one, involving as it did, some
of the most intricate and laborious
problems known to the astronomers OF
the time.
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/. the Long European Peace to Endg

ReUielU Of ReuelUS: 1t is a dismal
prospect that opens before Europe this
season. There is an evident foreboding
that the war which is raging between
Japan and China may mark the begin
ming of the long dreaded European war
that has been STAYED off for more than
twenty years. In olden times Japan
and China might have worried each
other In Corea for a generation with
out even a rumor OF their mutual
butcheries reaching European ears.
To-day all that has been altered. Com
merce has linked nation with nation so
closely that every move In the Orient
reacts upon tho Stock Exchange OF Lon
don and the markets OF America; and
no one can say how soon the confagra-
ton in the farthest East may fire the
powder magazines of the West. Eng
land, Russia and France are all deeply
interested in the issue Of the contest
and it will take wary walking on the
part Of the rulers Of the world if they
are not to stumble into the Yawning
gulf of war. The danger is serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09
OLNRY DECIDES FOR LABOR.

The enemies of Attorney General
OLNEY delight TO attack him as a
friend Of trusts and mOnopOlies, but he
has Just finished a good work for labor
in deciding labor unions legal.
The receivers Of the Reading Rail-
road have eudeavorsd to compel their
employees TO leave their union. The
matter got into court and Attorney Gen
eral OLNEY has written letter to the
Judge trying the case in which he up
holds not only the entire legality Of
labor unions, but also their moral right
TO exist, stating that it is the only way
which labor has Of resisting the en-
croachment Of combined capital.
This is hot shot for the very element
which Mr.. OLNEY has been accused Of
winking at, and at the same time much
needed and timely support from pow
srful hand for the cause OF organized
labor, which has met serious reverses
OF recent years at the hands Of mOuop-
DIV.
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TIE Tips" ARE COMING
To Help wheeling Republicans to Cele.
brnte Their NtctorY

To Help wheeling Republicans to Csle.
braJs Their Victory.
It looks like the Republicans will
have a glorious time Saturday night,
when they celebrate their victory 10
this State. Invitations TO outside clubs
are being answered by aCceptances, and
the crowd will be big. The following
special TO the REGISTER is self-explan-
atory:
SEect0I 20 the Register.
CLEVELAND. o., November S.-Yes-
terday City Clerk II. II. Burgess re-
ceived a letter from the Chairman OF
the West Virginia State Central Repub-
lican Committee inviting the Tippeca-
noe Republican club Of Cleveland TO be
present ia Wheeling on Saturday night
at a big celebration to be held in honor
Of West Virginia having gone Repub-
lican.
Mr.. Burgess turned the letter over to
the club, and tonight it was decided to
accept the invitation. The club will
send a delegation OF over 200 men, who
will take q special train at the Union
Depot over whatever road offers the
best rate, and will reach Wheeling at 5
o'clock. The Tips will wear chrysan-
themums aud tall hats, aud will carry
canes and cOlOred lights.
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How Queen wmhslmiaa Is Trained

Westminster Gazette: A pretty little
story about her majesty, Wilhemina,
the girl queen OF Holland. has just
found its way into the Dutch papers.
The queen Is at present only fourteen
years OF age. and she is credited with
even larger measure OF caprice and
precOcity than is usually granted to less
exalted young ladies at that interesting
period Of life. Her mother, the queen
regent, therefore thinks IL we'll at times
to deal somewhat severely with Wilhel-
mina's little ways. Lately the young
queen. desiring TO speak 10 her mother,
Snocked-not, perhaps, in the most dig
oil fed fashion-at the door OF the room
n which the queen regent was en-
laRed who is there?" at Is the
queen OF Holland" Omperiouslv).
Then she must not enter" (perempto-
rily). At ;his rebuff the little queen
suddenly changed her tactics, and
>Oftening her tones. said winningly,
Mamma, it is your own little daughter
hat loves you and would like TO kiss
vou." "Yon may come in." And so
Wilhelmina wins her way into the
heart Of the most phleRmatic OF Dutch
men.
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Burlesouine,statehood.

Springfield, HdSs., Republican.
1t would be burlesquing Statehood to
give il TO the Indian Territory, which
is little more fit for it than Alaska
There may possibly be 1905 to lao, 600
people in the Territory, scattered over
large area, with few towns, no consid-
cradle cities, no manufacturing of con-
sequence, and only the beginnings of q
public school system. 1t is almost the
centre Of lawlessness in the United
States. with probably larger GRIM
inal population in proportion to the
whole than any other State or Terri
tory. The reports of train robbing.
highWaymen's raids and footing Of
towns. which have been so frequent Of
late, and the total failure Of the local
authorities to check these outbreaks,
seem to indicate that the lawless ele.
ment practically rules the Territory.
There is little reason to believe that
statehood would help these matters
any, but it would il is not sufficient
justification for giving so entirely un-
qualified a community equal represen-
tatiOn in the Senate of the United
States with the great States and their
millions of population.
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Uni,arians Drifting Farther Away.

Christian Advocate (Methodist):-Dr.
James Freeman Clarke declared many
years ago that he believed the new the
ology would show itself hospitable to
whatever of good there might be In
Buddhism, Confucianism, Mohamme-
danism and Zoroastrisnism, but that its
center and life would be Christ, 1.-THE
central figure in human history" The
Unltarians OF to-day do have great re-
spect for these religions, but their grow
ing regard for them is accompanied by
a decreasing attachment for Christ and
Christianity. IL is with great regret
that we admit Il; but it is true, and
carries its lessons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

Joseph A. Lockwood was found dead
in front Of c. A. Weaver's, on Lafayette
avenue, Moundsville, at daylight yes
terday morning, having died some time
during the latter part Of the night. He
had been drinking heavily the night be-
fore az Cameron. He came back and
remained around town. till after one
O'Clock, when he started for home.
The supposition is that be fell on the
pavement face down, and being unable
TO move died of suffoeation. 1t was a
sad death and n severe shock to his
aged mother, with whom he made his
home. His funeral will take place TO-
morrow.
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GREER UP. NEIGHBoR.

- The esteemed Intelligence is as saw
age aud spjtsiul against the REGISTER
and the Democrats generally as il its
side had lost instead Of won a tremen-
dous victory. We can understand how
the IntclIigcuccr feels. 1t is kicking
itself because 10 did not do better work
for its party, so 10 might claim a front
seat at the distribution Of the good
things coming
I, is too late now to redeem its lost
opportunity, but it should bear In mind
be split milk proverb and try to look
pleasant, even i, dosen't feel altogether
cheerful.
Bless your heart dear, brace up;
don't be down cast because your party
has won a grand victory without your
aad Follow the example Of the Reefs.
TER, which Is in pretty near as
Dad fix as you are, since
II fought the good Eight for
sll it was worth and was beaten out OF
sight But the REGISTER isn't grOan-
ing over it aud Isu't bit ashamed Of
its defeat lis in excellent company
and knows it we'll Il understands
thoroughly now al about that defeat
aod is cheerlullg resigned and not n
an dlsbeartened. Indeed, the REeIA
TER was never more confident Of then
zeal Judgment o. the people after
lair trialrof, Isv-asseE = q Democratic
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Some Coed Reasons.

"Were you in the ight?" asked an
officer of an elderly negro on a steamer
after taking fort.
Had little taste of it, sab. "
"Stood your ground, did you?"
mo, sab, runs"
"Run at the first fire, did you?"
Eyes, sab; would have run sooner IL |
had known It was comm"
"Why, that Is not very creditable to
your courage"
Dat isn't my line, sah-csokin's my
perieshun."
"Well, but have yon no regard for
your reputation?"
Regulations nothin' to me by the
side of life"
".Do you consider your life worth more
than other people's?"
sits worth more to me, sab. Life.
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SMALL TALL
Minor IstsrJ OF INTEREST," Briefly and
PithlIy Told.

Minor " alters OF INTEREST Briefly and
PithlIy Told.
THE Fostoria glass works at Mounds
vile have shut down, the crown OF the
furnace having fallen out.
Mr.. DAVID LoNG's new residence, on
Chapline street, below TwentY-eighth,
is nearly ready for occupancy.
THE Ivy Blossom club will dance at
Beethoven Hall tonight. Mayors or
chestra will furnish the music.
THE foundation of SchlAulbach's new
fee plant issVery nearly completed. 1t
will be the finest building Of its kind in
the State.
DR.. A. f. HEATH has opened veter-
mary hospital and pharmacy, corner OF
Tenth street and Alley c. IL is model
establishment of the kind.
SOME weeks ago a Mr.. Jackson, OF
Plttsburg, and others, bought the Bril-
liant mill, and will reorganize the con-
Germ and fit it for pipe mill.
TRENCHES are being dug on the site
of the old Sweeney foundry. 1t is not
known whether they will be used for
building purposes or not.
PEOPLE of the South Side are com
pla'1ing about the poor service Of the
e, -tric street lights. There were prob
aUiy ten different lights off in that part
of the town during the week.
TIE Ladies Of the G.. A. r. will hold
4 special meeting this afternoon at g.
A. r. hall. to complete arrangements
for the bazaar and festival TO be given
on Tuesday and Wednesday evening.
THE streets on the South Side are in
very bad condition, and certainly need
a good cleaning, especially on South
Jacob, which is regular mud puddle
from Thirty-Seventh to Forty-Third.
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GoOD GOVERNMENT FOR NEW YORK
CITY.

The defeat Of Tammany by the
mighty tidal wave that has swept that
corrupt organization from power root
and branch in New York City is no
guarantee of good government beyond
the terms Of office Of the refOrmers just
elected. This is not the first uprising
Of the people Of the metropolis against
Tammany by which that organization
has been overthrow completely, Tam
many has met WaterloOs such as
that OF Tuesday before and
has managed 10 survive them. Tues
days immense vote simply shows that
even in a city like New York, made up
OF an exceeding mixed population, the
majority can be depended upon to vote
for good government If their interest
can only be aroused. But 1t requires
an immense effort TO arouse this inter
est, and in that fact lies the danger Of
the present situation. The out6urss OF
public indignation following the ex-
posture Of the Tweed ring seemed at
the time destined to forever prevent
Tammany Hall from gaining ascen-
dency in New York politics; but in a
few years these offences were for
gotten, and Tammany's candidates led
the vote at the polls Il is TO be feared
that in this respect history will repeat
itself, for it is not possible to have
every municipal campaign in New York
city carried through on the white
heat" basis, and unless this degree Of
intensity is reached the so-called repu-
table and responsible citizens cannot
be counted upon to do their political
5uty. II is we'll to have it shown that
a majority Of the people Of that city
favor honest government; but it would
be better II they could be made TO give
practical evidence Of their preference
without the need Of such an immense
amount of effort, and without waiting
until the municipal administration be-
comes rotten to the core.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

THE poor old dyspeptic Intcligcpccr
is furious because the REGISTER insists
on.b,Spg cheerful over 20. Do you be-
~grudge us even that poor Crum6 Of com
fort from your overlooking table? Fle
on you, neigh5or, for an i,l-tempered
Snarly0w.
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A New Arrangement

of furniture often lends much to the effect.
No arrangement, however, could mar the
artistic effect OF such parlor and bedroom
suits as we are Displaying in our general
exhibition of new styles These master
pieces of elegance show what the uphols-
terer's art can accomplish in the present
advanced state TO make the home triumph
of comfortable contentment and satisfac-
ton. There is no disputing our pre-emin-
ence in the furniture trade; it's proved by
the logic Of figures and you can't impeach
the verscity Of figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

The large tanbark bank at Hoffman
& Sons, near the ice plant, took fire
yesterday about noon. The Niagara
company responded &C once 20 the
alarm, and had a stream Of water play
ing on 10 till about seven o'clock last
night, The bank was still smoldering
late last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

TIE htcuigcncer would Ike to have
it an over again, knowing what it now
does, so 10 might come in hurrahiny az
the head Of los party and claim a share
10 the victory, instead of struggling in
al the tail end as It did, looking sur
prlsed aud shsepish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

BALTIMORE, MD, November S.-The
Republican State Committee yesterday
announced its determination to contest
the three Maryland Congressional dis
tricts carried eby the Democrats. To-
day the committee after fully discuss
ing the question, resolved that "where-
as, we have whipped the life ont OF our
opponents it would be both cruel and
useless 10 kick the party when il lies
fat on its back.
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would overwhslm a less philosophic
mind. II you didn't come 10 on top aud
guiding the tidal wave, remember that
the tidal wave came 10 any how and
that it's a glorious Republican victory
even II you didn't have anything to do
with it. Brace up, neighbor, and look
plsasapt.
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GIESEY.-On Wednesday, November 7th,
1891, At 4:3O p M, Mrs. JENNIE &. GIEsEY, wiie
of Edward Giese and daughter OF stephen
and Katie N. Johnston, aged % years, one
month and seven days
Funeral services at her late residence, 29O7
Chnpline street, Friday after noon at 2o'clock
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend. Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
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II you need spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing.
consult and have your eyes examined
for glasses without charge by the Scien-
ti6c Opucisn Prof. Shelf, ITO Main
street, next door 70 Shook Il Co.
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THE Democratic minority Of the next
Co ngress will be minus its most bril-
liant leaders on the floor, This is un-
fortunate for the country, for the Re
publican leaders, hungry and flushed
and arrogant with victory, will need
watching and a strongly led minority to
hold them 10 bounds.
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VIVIAN L. WILSON, SPRINGER, HOL,
BYNUS, Hour, BLAND, CHAMP
HRKE. ain these brilliant and able
Yemocratic leaders have gone by the
board 10 the general tiIt up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

TIE Dauoc5E&d it. Ls, the Re-
publican leSSS bear that in mind and
not get toBgay on the strength Of the
slump.
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MARTINS FERRA.

Wnllaaa Lippharet wishes Us to say
that il IS not he who was owed across
the rizl twelve times. e. does got
indnlu. ahsn kl.n.els.
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THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGisrEE ca
Ia procured in Washington City at tne
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Wizards
Hotel. and Queens News stand -'stonal
49,
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H. - DASAASAs
The production on the whole sur
passed the expectations OF the musical
persons who were present. The opera
will be repeated this evening. Gallery
seats will be sold for fifty cents, The
advance sale indicates a large audi
ence. The opera is given for charit-
able purpose, and aside from its artistic
merit, deserves the patronage OF the
DubliC
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STANTON'S sS S5R STORE 9IG9
TRUSTEES SALE.

Byyirtue OF deed q trust made BY james
~ Russell and Frances ". Russell. bis wife. %
me as trustee dated on the Eth day OF January,
1857, and recorded ia the Office % the CLERK -
the County Court Of Ohio county. West Viz
ginia. ia deed a trust book - page ll5. Will
sell at public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBgg, ilrH. 1924.
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock a M. the following
described real estate. OF sufficient toer. % 70
pay the debt secured Dy said dsea Of tfget to-
VII. A piece or parcel OF land situate ia ohio
county. West Virginia, beginning 80 a corner
Of land sod by Joseph Feay 10 h. S.. HsyTey
thence with said Hefye3's line y. so4 ". III
b0les. ~ liis. ". poles, vi, W. u poles. ,.
g.. 10 10 poles % 4 white cak on WESTERN edge
Of road thence leaving HeFvey's lire aud With
said road y :. =. II poles 10 an Elm y. ~, r
u poles 20 an elm corner 70 Iiylyfg. thence
leaving road aud With Hefvig's line y. 751l. =.
~ poles 70 a STAKE on 70 norts SD Of spfing.
thence with thc same Is = = POLES % % Elm
i.s poles, 5. T. T. ~ poles, :. III y. IA poles.
"a s.. "a poles. : 5.s ~. ~ poles 70
stake; thence ". polet % the beginning. con
tanning ia acrss more ~ less Also an sd
joining purcel cescT bed a. follows Beginning
1t poiut IN tue National OF Cumberland road
y Ia z. 2.2s5 poles 10 q stone ~ the upper
corner; taence :. 81 w i6S- poles % a stone.
thence s. 5ftz. ~. Q poles % . stone s. az. W.
"A poles 20 tae centre % the Satlonsl roz5. :.
~. E-.2,-55 poles r. The place % bsginning,
conNL 3 acres aud y rshfs more o. lesA
sLE-tJDe third or as much more
Ne money a. he purchaser may
Acasb, aud the fesidne IN two
peEfs wish interest the pur.
kofes With security for the
pd the title % e retained
fe 2srch1se money -
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Tia REGISTER has the utmost conf
nee 10 the good sense and Judgment
n the people, which though Temporal
'riiy clouded by the false but plausible
pleadings Of demagogues. will eventu'
ally render "a unstIntsd endorsement Of
the Democracy and Democratic princi-
pies when time aud fair trial, which
they have not yet had, shall surely vim
dictate them together With the gallant
leaders Of the peoples cause who have
gone down IN overwhelming but only
temporary defeat.
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IN SOCIETY

some Past aud Prospective EVoats In the
Cav World.
An organization Of young men Of the
South Side, styled the Plum Flinders
social club, will give a reception and
dance to their friends in KemDle's Hall
next Tuesday evening. Those having
charge Of the affair are; Thos. Clifton,
Loxuer Tayler. Barton LluRden, VIII
Fish aud Daniel Brown. A good time
is assured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Nacken, Of
Buffalo, y. Y, celebrated their silver
wedding yesterday morning at the
home OF their sOn-in-law, Rev. DR.. Haas
on South Wood street. Only the i'm
mediate friends OF the family were
present and participated in the event
The happy couple we're the recipients of
q number Of beautiful and useful pres
ents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

FHE REGISTER AT CHARLEsTON.
Tue DAILY and SUNDAT EeIsrER can
be procured in Charlesi ~ the Hotel
Runner News Stand.
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The ladies Of the Teutouis Singing
Society gave a private dance at Teutonia
hall, on South Jacob street last even
ing. The affair was very ENJOYABLE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

TIE American people were right
eously indignant at the Democrats In
Congress for not carrying out TO the
full the party's pledges to the people,
aad were half-heartsd and exas-
peratlngly dilatory In the reforms they
did enact Aud when the American
voter gets mad no halfway measures
''go" with him, hence Democrats high
and low, good, bad and Indifferent got
lt indlscriminately 10 the NECK.