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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
NOT NEW YoEK. LADIES.

The woman suffrage committee OF the
New York Constitutional Convention
has decided by an overwhelming major
inv TO report adversely the proposition
TO extend TO women the right to vote.
Thus ends the boldest tight the wo-
man sulTragists have yet made to ad-
vance their cause. And it ends in utter
rout and defeat, for there is no doubt
the full convention will endorse the ad-
verse report Of the committee.
This makes the lady mbatants, dear
creatures, real mad, aud some Of them
are inclined TO stamp and say bitter
things about the men, the brutal tyrants,
who have decided to keep poor down
trodden woman in slavery.
But the average dear slave" doesn't
seem to mind il, doesn't, indeed, seem TO
know or care anything about it.
Poor, benighted creature, as she rules
mankind with subtle wand Of smiles and
charms, she doesn't know how down
troddeu she really is, and won't listen
nor understand those who want to
emancipate her. She will lean her head
on SONS brute's broad shoulder, fondls
baby and be utterly contented and
happy in her slavery. It's no use work
Ing with her.
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as EUROPE SEES IT.

Every little trouble on this side OF
the water is looked upon in Europe as
the signal for the downfall Of the Re-
public. In Europe they firmly believe
in the prophecies OF their MACAULAYs
and CARLYLEs, statesmen and thinkers
who have always predicted the failure
our system OF government.
Hence in view Of these prophecies
it is not surprising that our European
friends take a serious view Of the
present passing Insurance. The lead
ing Paris paper, the GGUlOis, thinks the
situation in general is due to the Nc
kinney tariff, having drawn capital and
labor into enterprises with no future
before them, and to governmental ex-
travagance. The London papers de-
nounce the strike as a mad mans
dream and say that the strikers will
suffer as much or more than the other
side. In Berlin the strike is regarded
as disastrous to our future, and much
bloodShed is looked for Some of the
newspapers in London and elsewhere
say that the republic is on trial and 1t
is doubtless whether il will stand the
strain, as it has already been found
wanting. The fear is expressed that
our soldiers will sympathize with the
,awless classes, and the S. James Gu
zette 5oes so far as to say that the Sit
uatiun indicates the breaking down OF
civilized government.
That is the foreign view.
Our occasional touches Of anarchy
have been deadly and destructive but
they never have reached more than the
importance Of local disturbance and
have been quickly disposed Of.
The DebS strike is probably the great
est labor disturbance the United States
have ever mad; yet no sensible person
in this country has for moment feared
revolution or that the government was
not fully able to suppress the disturb
ance aud restore order. Outside Of the
immediate localities where the trouble
has existed the people have not been
in the least apprehensive and have gone
about their business calmly and coolly.
IL is the height OF absurdity to sup
pose that a majority our 10000, 900 peo-
pie would ever permit such disturb
ance TO 90 so far as to endanger the
government.
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will be transformed. Light will be
not merely 3 means Of seeing at night.
1t will become the great source OF
beauty in streets and homes. Hereto
fore the difficulty Of getting both lient
and beauty has seemed insuPeraole.
We now have the means OF producing
light that will not merely be beautiful
itself, but that will make all things
beautiful"
and how soon may we look for all
this?"
Mr.. Tesla conceded that existing cleo
trio light features are too unpieas-
anty evident. In the coming condition
OF things they will be eliminated so far
as being visible is concerned, unless
some special effect were sought In a
great hall, for instance, the light would
stream from the capitals OF its pillars.
Or it could as easily be arranged 10
shed itself from the ceiling or the dome
cornices. = The illustrations herewith
will give an idea Of the effects Mr..
Tesla had in mind. Separate lights,
such as we have now, will become
largely things Of the past.
THE transformation in street illu-
mination will be very N arked," he de-
clared. 1.-THE unsightly pole will no
longer be seen. Light may stream from
3 statue or from fountain in great
waves. It's source will be hidden. Its
very quality will be changed. The
glare now so ungrateful to many eyes
will give way to a sympathetic glow"
The yonnp electrician was of the
opinion that the popular mind and taste
were not sufficiently educated on the
subject of electric lighting.
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Hon. Friend Cochran Dead.
,1yfn -. 4. .,tsrS-


PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July IA
Hon. Friend Cochran died yesterday
afternoon near S&lama eighty-fve years
old OF heart disease and infirmities Incl
dent to old age. He was born In Tyler
county, and was eight years magistrate
of that county. He was distinguished
for his sound judgment and strict in
tegrity.
In 1861 he was sent as delegate from
his county TO the state convention.
which assent led In Wheeling for the
purpose OF restoring the state govern
ment OF Virginia to its relations to the
Federal Government. BY diligence and
frugality he accumulated valuable
property. He was afaithiul member OF
the Baptist church at Willow Island.
The mineral takes place Monday.
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DIED.

MELANEY-Op Saturday. July IL, ls9i. a.
$50 O'Clock .. mA st his residence. No. lib Nc
Col.och street, THOMAS MELASET, aged - years
and 10 DAYS.
Funeral from his late residence Mondsy az
ternoon at O'Clock.
KAISER-Thursday, July 18th. 1921 az $40
O'Clock p. m, GERTRUDE, wife Of George A.
Kaiser.
Funeral from residence Of seAton Alexander,
90 Virginia street Sunday, July 18th, At 4
p. m
FAHEY-saturday. July "a. 1894. at 1919
o'clock p. m, JosEPH FAHET, aged q years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HANSHUNAKER-Thu July y 1894.
a. O'Clock n m, MRs. MkEsAKET HAssHUHA-
KER, IN the sd year OF her age
COSTELLO-AtN No $50 NArke, street, Mon
day. July @ 1894 az ii o'clock .. n. Mrs.
BKfDSET COSTELLO aged - years
MULDREw-Att the residence OF her parents.
A. and I. :. Huidrew. al l2:45 ?. n, July 10,
1891. LIZZIE MULDREw.
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THE most wretched make-shifts are
tolerated." he said, "because the pubic
have not as yet been accustomed 10 the
best results. There was at one time,
indeed, a prejudice against electricity
| itself as a means OF lighting, owing to
| its depressing effect on some people.
J To-day the improvements are so marked
| that the light is preferred to gas. In
, the same way the Improvements 10 come
\ will be so great that the unsightliness
| of present methods will be deemed I'M
endurable. 1t is hardly too much TO say
! that the identifying OF cities will never
! be adequately undertaken until the
electric light has been improved, or
rather, rendered generally available in
| it's new form. Then we may look for
decided alterations in the appearance
Of the streets of our great cities"
A striking improvement, moreover,
will be the absence OF sharply de-
fined shadows that detract so much
from the advantages Of the present
| lights. We will have not lights, but
light, as Mr.. Moore so graphically puts
IT, Phosphorescent electric light so
closely resembles the light Of day that
the coming era will practically be one
OF unbrokan day.
The elimination OF elaborate fixtures
in great edifices will be very conspic-
nous consequence OF the reform. In
spite Of the artistic nature OF the can
delabra which have been introduced
into the more pretentious structures,
they are a serious drawback to the
statelIness OF some forms OF Gothic and
Greek architecture, and as architects
we'll know, it is frequently necessary to
modify an interior on this account But
nothing can De conceived more majestic
than the interior effects which will be-
come possible by the introduction OF the
new method No globes, no brackets,
no candalabra, can breSk the sweep Of
nave. There will be greater cleanliness
as we'll as beauty, Eand an immense saw
ing OF time and trouble, not TO speak OF
expense.
In the matter OF cost, the reform will
effect a saving as well. Many electri-
clans feel convinced that the CONNER
cial adoption of the innovation cannot
longer be postponed. The men at work
in improving the method, as far as this
is concerned, are expected TO demon
strate the validity OF their theories
much sooner than they care TO acknowl-
edge from modest depreciation OF their
own acuteness And when the change
does come there will be a great fortune
for somebody TO enjoy.
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"The only thing that remains for Us
TO accomplish, " said DEBs' TO the men
whom he has led as far as he can to
ruin, els 70 get you boys back at your
work"
All, there's the rub, Mr.. DEBS. Ii is
easy for an autOcratic labor leader to
order men to stop work; but it is not so
easy to support them in idleness, and
sometimes it is very difhcult, IL not
impossible, to get back for them
the places they abandoned. The rail-
roads are showing the right spirit, and
while they firmly decline 10 discharge
any competent new hand, they are tax
ing back their old men as fast as they
can 6nd work for them, and the late
strikers are seeking work now on any
condition, regardless Of the fact that
Autocrat DEBS hasn't vet given them
permission to so to work. They have
followed their false god to the brink OF
the precipice. Some have fallen over,
while the remainder are scrambling
back to safety as best they may.
Meanwhile, DEBs views alone the
wreck and ruin around him, and created
bv him, himself aud his order, the A.
R. T., the most complete wrecks OF all.
In two weeks DEBs has done hsndred
times more TO injure organized labor in
the United States than all the capital
lists in the country put together ever
did. The best thing DEBs can do row
IS make a quick exit from the stage be-
fore the growing desire to kick him of
It is put into effect.
Labor will be wise II, hereafter, it not
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Hobos at Parkersburg.


SpseiGI Te.s1r1m 10 tts SUNDAY Rs0ssts--
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, July IA
Last night l25 of Kelly's army broke
camp at the pumping station and
marched to the Il. & o. yards, where
they boarded the east bound freight.
The crew told the hobos that the train
was going to Belpre instead of out east,
add started 10 go over the bridge. When
the train arrived in front of the depot,
the hobos jumei off. The train was run
up on the bridge some distance and the
throttle thrown wide open. The train
came too fast for the hobos to get
aboard When the army discovered the
trick they threw rocks at the crew but
did no damage. They then left for
Walkers Station on foot, where they
boarded freight trains during the day
and went on TO Grafton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
WEST VIRGINIANS ABROAD.
How They Are Spending the Heated
Term-A Few in the EAST.
"a "a.

Term-A Few in the east.
Special 10 tAs Rs9isss-.
New York. July 14.-Dr. Robert
Williams. of West Virginia, left to-day
on the Werkendam for Rotterdam.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jelenko, OF
Charleston, W. Va, sailed to-day on the
Elbe for Bremen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Hubbard and the
Misses Hubbard, of Wheeling, arrived
during the week at DR.. Hamilton's Ho-
tel, Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
H. Halter, of Wheeling, spent the
week az the Mansion, at Atlantic City
n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilson Kelly, OF
Wheeling, registered recently at the
Ocean House, Asbury Park, y. j.
j. Boykin Lee, of the w. Va c. 6o Z.
road, spent the week at the Luray, At
lantic Citv.
c. N. Smith, of Parkersburg, is at
Newport, Il. l.
The Misses Raymond and Miss Min
nick, OF ClarksbuTg, are spending Anew
weeks at Atlantic City.
West Virginians at New York hotels
to-day: c. 5. Peyton, Cosmopolitan; Nj.
j. CapleS, Astor House. From Wheel
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Burns, Hol-
land: ID. w. Bremen, st. Cloud.
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TROUBLE ON CORN ISLAND.
British Residents and Nicaraguan Troops
Come Together.

Copyright, 1891, 5y TIE associated Press.
COLON, July 14.-Advices received
here to-day from Corn Island, the spot
which is said to have been so much
coveted by England, states that
serious encounter mas taken
place there between the British sub
iects resident on the Island and the
Nlcaraguan troops. The British, 1t Is
added, defeated :he Nicaraguan soldiers
and caused the Governor OF Corn lsland
to fly to the forest for refuge. The
British, il also appears, seized upon the
Nicaraguan government Offices and fired
on the Nicaraguau flag. This so enraged
the natives that they sought for and
obtained arms and succeeded in restor-
ing the governor. Several were wound
ed on both sides in the encounters
which have taken place. Martial law
has been proclaimed at Corn Island.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
MErIN "KAMPANT" SESSION.
Summers County Republicans Charge
the Democrats With Things.

HINTON, w. VA, July 1.-THE Re-
publican county convention met In
rampant session here to-day. 1t was a
sort Of Indignation meeting, in which
the Democrats were charged with
everything, including the low stage OF
water in New river. The following
nominations were made: For Legisla-
ture, NJ. J. Cook; for County Commits
sioner, j. A. Graham; for County Su-
perintendent of Schools, q. w. Left
witch. Delegates were appointed to
the Congressional and Senatorial
conventions, but were not instructed.
The meeting was largely attended and
numerous speeches were made.
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Married at Marietta.
syeetal foias Rsg.s,s.

PARKERSBURG, w. VA, July IA
Tobey Akers, chief clerk at the Blen-
nerhassett hotel, and Miss Bessie Kin
ney, OF the telephone exchange, this
city, went to Marietta this evening and
we're married at that place. They will
return here tonight and leave on a
bridal tour to Cincinnati aud other
cities. They are both popular here and
their numerous acquaintances extend
congratulations
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

A BILL has been passed authorizing
Indians, who hold land allotted to them
in severalty, to lease such land. So,
poor I.o NAV become a landlord This
will he Of benefit to those redskins who
could not get the tools to cultivate their
land and to whom IT, was valueless; but
f. will also be an incentive to this nat
urauy lazy race to lease their lands and
live in drunken idleuess of the rentals.
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Trouble with a Disorderly.

SpfctGi 90 tfs Eectfte--
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July A.
Early this morning Lieut.. Dis attempt
ed to arrest f. f. McElhaney, an oil
man OF Pittsburg, for disorder, when
he pulled knife and struck the officer
three severe blows on the head, cutting
long and deep gashes. The officer used
his club quite freely, and McElhaney's
head was PRETTY badly beaten. He
was fined S24. so by Judge Bremen.
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boosting the Railroad.

Spfeidl 10 TIE Rs0lgf-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 14--Gov.
MacCorKle aud Malcolm jackson re-
turned this morning from Clay county.
where they met the county court of
CLAW county and addressed railroad
meeting. The county court submitted
30 the people q proposition to vote on a
bond subscription to the c., c. & $. Ry.
for SOS, 900 at an election to be held on
August 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

MASTER WORKMAN SOVEREIGN now
thinks Of advising the X. Of L. every
where that it is u question If they can
not help DEBs more by remaining at
work. Mr. SOVEREIGN has experienced
a remarkable change Of views since his
famous strike order. He ought to know
BY this time, also. that the Knights
don't require such advice.
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only shall keep theDEBsEs out Of respon-
sible positions in its organizations, but
shall curtail the powers of its leaders.
No one man has a right, in this coun-
try, to WELD a power over his fellow
men that permits him to do what DEBs
has done.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

THE New York and Philadelphia
Traction Company has been chartered
and will connect those villages by
an electric road running through
New Jersey. This is bold encroach-
msnt upon the hitherto exclu-
sive field Of the steam road and we
shall watch the result with interest.
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MINERAL WATERS,
s~-~-~-~--~~-s~a--~-->.~ ---s--~---~-r~---~-~-
MINERAL WATERS!

sPRUDEL wATER-Ths King Of Mineral
Waters, from Mt Clemens, Mich. A oar.
rholsssms water, uasufpasssa a. q bsver.rs
snd tsols water.
KRONTHAL WAITE - IRON Erosth,l
Springs. Nassau. Germany. Tbis Mineral Ma
t., /. Justly cslsbgstsd for its excsllent diss..
tive ausllfies - also o refreshing aaS delIcioqs
summer drink. either pure Or nixsd with frait
syruo mix. vine or eraz d..
lPOLLINARIs WATEE-Frsn Rh..,..
Prss,iA, GermEay, in pirts aud quarts.
p wELTY 4 CO
i1s xAiE and ll2l ksTks, Strssta
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

HoN. A. A. LEWIS, Of Lewis county,
is now receiving very favorable men
ton throughout the district as an
available candidate TO lead the Democ-
racy 10 victory. Mr.. LEWIS is thor
oughly well known in all the counties
comprising the district, and if nomi-
mated would certainly be a strong man.
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SUBSCRIBER. from Uniontown'
Wetzel county, can't get anything into
the columns Of the REGISTER unless he
sends in his name. II he writes the
truth he should not fear 10 send his
name as a guarantee Of good intentions.
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WALL STREET!
MALE HELP WANTED.

JIEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER TO THE
vi grocery trade. Steady employment. eXpe-
rience unnecessary. SIS monthly salary and
expenses or com. ~ offer satisfactory address
Al once with particular concerning yourself
q. :. CHEMICAL WORKS, Chicago. iyI5q
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THE American lines reduction Of the
Storage rate from English ports to the
United States TO 50 is well calculated TO
boom immigration.
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WANTED GOOD, RELIABLE PATENT
w right man that Understands his business
10 sell the townships IN Belmont county, ONO,
for the Electric Churu Dasher for the old fash
toned up aud down churn. Must give the very
best OF reference. Good terms Offered. " VI.
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NAIL FssrAsE PREPAID.


rvpyrAR, TT NAIL F0sTAsE PREPAID.
DAILY. six days in the veek...............@ o.
DAILY. three days in the week.. .... 40l
DAILY. two DAYS n the week. .-........ 'OO
DAILY. one day in the Wsek.....,......... l5l
WEEKLY, one year, in advance. Joy
WEEKLY, six months. .............''''- "
SUNDAY only, one -esr................... w
SUNDAY only, SIX months ..............'.' ~
DELIVERED By CARRIERS
DAILY. per week. to be paid weekly. Il
DAILY and SUNDAY, per week. I'
The DAILY will be delivered by earrisfia
,pv other city or town At. ..........- u
s,rgie COMES Of DAILY or WEEKLY
Ew-Tribuss Of Respect and Obituary Notices
I'VE cents per line
Stamps OF the denomination OF twoeents and
-essaceepted Tor amounts less than one dollar
es-CoRrrsPoNDENcE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
Nrws SOLICITED FROM EyERT PART or THs SUR
loUNDINs COUNTRY.
Rejected communications will not be returned
unless accompanied by sufficient postage
The REGISTER, embracing Its several edl-
tlons IS entered at the Postoffice In Wheel
re. w. Va, as sscond-elass matter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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eytenaed 20 me and my family ~ the death OF
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