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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

Pottery Company are working. Count
ing the Office force at work and all,
there are City persons at work.
A spring in a governor at Wood Bros.
planning mill broke last Friday and de-
laysd work tilt yesterday noon. 1t was
necessary to get the new spring from
Erie, Pa, and it was gotten here In
remarkably short space Of time. 1t was
sent for Friday afternoon, and was on
the governor By noon yesterday.
The cut offered to the employees OF
the Riverside furnace will go into ell
feet this morning. The cut averages
about 10 per cent. There is no doubt
but but thaS the men will 90 10 work as
usual. There was general surprise
among the mill men, not only OF the
Riverside, but workmen generally, over
the city, when it was announced that
by reason of the proposed cut william
McElroy, foreman Of the foundry, mao
resigned. Mr.. McElroy is one OF the
best.knoWn mill men in this city, ana
has held the position over ten years
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
LApIEs or 1HE O. Ar

The James A. Garfield Circle gaYs
their orange social on Tuesday evening
February q, az their hall, No. IS
Twelfth street. All who attended were
delighted, and 10 was great success,
an immense orange tree hanging FOIL OK
luscious fruit, which was taken IRON
the tree and given 20 those who were
present. The ladies OF the Circle wore
orange silk caps, aprons ADD butterfly
bows, and all the decorations were OF
orange color, aud the hall presented
hne appearance. This following pro-
grsmme was rendered: Address OF well
come, Comrade r. Hughes; Vocal solo,
FRANCE Blossoms. Mrs. NJ. Anna halli
Delsarte Culture solo, Miss Maggie Cal
Their; Recitation, Mr.. Thomas Rainbow
Solo, little Miss Mary Gilligan; Beclta-
ton, Miss Carroll. Every number vas
compelled % respond 20 an encore. Dir.
Stephen Waterhouse. Jr., made 40 ad-
dress 10 a very pleasing manner Tho
number OF the vote contest was 2l7, ana
was an elegant rocker. the successful
contestant being Sir. Joseph S.aNllson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
PIrrssURG's SCHOOL TROUBLE
Threatens to Assume National Import
ance and TO Come Up Before All 'ne
Patriotic Societies.


ance and TO Come Up Before All the
Patriotic Societies
PIrrBrRG, PA, March s.-The Ma
tional Council of the Daughters OF Llo-
erty will take up the controversy Wnleh
has arisen over the employment OF nuns
as school teachers in the Thirty-fonrth
ward. Mrs. q. T.. hepple, National
Councillor OF the organization, left Tor
the East tonight aud will attend a
meeting OF the National Board In
Brooklyn next week.
Concerning the Thirty-fourth ward 5
adoption OF nuns as school teachers
Mrs. Kepp!e said: with other officers
of the National Board Of the Daughters
Of Liberty, shall hold consultation
20 SECURE assistance and act Ia concert
with the Junior Order OF American Me-
chanics. We believe that the condition
of affairs in the Thirty-iourth ward Is
in direct opposition 10 che spirit OF the
Constitution, which provides for com.
plete separation Of State aud Church.
State Councillor Kerr, Of the Junior
0. u. A. NJ. SAYS the contemplated
legal action will be taken In few days.
The National Legislative Committee
OF the Jr. O. u. A. NJ. held meeting
at the Seventh Avenue Hotel to-day.
There were present w. A. Gordon, OF
Cleveland; B. A. Shannon, OF Ann Arbor'
Mich; Robert Carson, Of Brunswlck,
n. j.. and j. 5. Reynolds, OF Chicago.
The object OF the meeting was 10
take action on Colonel Stones immigra-
ton bill that will shortly come up In
the House OF representatives,
A committee from the Junior Mechan-
les will be sent TO work in behalf OF
the measure. IL was decided TO send a
circular defining the committees posi-
ton on the question OF immigration TO
every council aud lodge OF all patriotic
societies in the United States. This
circular will be issued in few days, as
it is desirable tha, the order be fully
informed as TO the provisions Of the bill
before IL comes TO vote.
1t was expected that some action
would be taken in regard TO the employ
ment Of nuns 10 the Riverside public
school, but the matter was not called
up. A member said the committee
could not take any cognizance OF the
subject. 1t was the province OF the
local councils to take such action as
may be considered necessary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
THR SEcREf SOaEnRS.


On Monday evening Wheeling Com
mandery No. l met and held her first
conclave In the new Temple. and the
X. I. and Malta degrees were conferred
on one candidate in very satisfactory
aud impressive manner 70 the gratiica-
ton of Grand Commander Alfred PAUL
and the large number Of Knights who
bad gathered there 10 witness TIE work
done at that time. The X. t. degree
was conferred under the supervision OF
Sir Wheat. Eminent Commander, tho
latter by Sir McCahOn, Past Command
er, bv request of the eminent Com
maEder. or course. the Temple roomg
not being completed. the work did nol
show up as we'll as il will be when ths
Temple Is furnished and finished in iis
every detail.
On Tuesday evening Bates Lodge No.
80 held its monthly communication,
with a very large attendance Of brethren
aud visitors present Among the latter
we noticed some very warm Masonic
friends from the Bellaire Lodges, who
had dropped In 10 see the work done on
one candidate, who was raised 10 that
OF a Master Workingman by Worshipr
ful Master Hirsch, and which elevation
was forciblY and impressiveiy done, %.
the satisfaction OF everyone who is con
cerned In the building OF the Mora
Temple.
On Thursday evening Wheeling
Lodge No. met a. usual, buP
not with as large a number OF III
members as was expected 20 have bee
al the first meeting no the new temple
those who were there were much enl
couraged by the presence Of Ashlers
ouarled. and also by prospects OF some
other additional one 10 be brought 20
light In the near future
The meetings for next week ara;
Ohio Lodge No. /, on Monday evening,
with work in the Fellow Craft degreei
Nelson Lodge. on Thursday evening,
with work in more than one degree;
and on Friday evening that OF Crisis
Temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine,
when number of Pilgrims will start
towards the Mecca Of the noble men OF
Arabia, aud get there II they DO not
meet with sandsterm, so commonly
met with In that country OF desert.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Cuticura Soap.

Il contains mild proportion Of CUTCURA,
the great skin Cure. which enables IL 70 dissolve
the sebaceous or oily matter as II forms a. the
mouths Of the pores.
II stimulates the sluggish glands and tubes 20
healthy activity. reduces inflammation, soothes
and heals irritated and Toughened surfaces and
restores the skin 70 is original purity.
This is the secret q its wonderful success.
For bad compilations, red, rough hands and
shapeIess nails, dry, thin and falling hair scaiy
and irritated scalps and simple baby hiemishes
il r. wonderful.
It's preserving, purifying and Identifying 70
a degree hitherto unknown among remedies for
the skin and complexion.
sale greater than the combined sales Of al
other skin and complexion soaps.
Sold throughout the world.
POTTER DRUG AID CHIN. CORP, Sole Pro-
pTietors, Boston.
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JR. o. .. A. 81

John A. Logan Council o5 initiated
one candidate on last Wednesday night,
aud we have three candidates Tor ne1t
Wednesday night and two new applicA-
lions for membership.
We have bought our new goats and
will have them currIed and groomed for
our entertainment which takes place on
March s az the /. O. G.. 4. Hall, which
will be the largest entertainment and
social given this season. And We
cordially invite all lovers OF good
music TO be on hand, as We
have large choir OF city talent, also
six members OF tho event Choral Soci
ETY. OF Ftnaville. The price OF admis7
sion IS % cents 10 was reported tbat
our goat was dead, but we are happy 20
say such IS not :he case, but would have
been II the Old members had not taken
him In charge, as the new members did
not know how 70 handle him. lie 10 q
great pet OF all charter members.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
ANOTHER MEETING
OF RIVERSIDE MILL MEN HELD LAST
MIGHT.
What Was Said and Dons-Ths Bsnwooj Puidlrs
Conference.-The Potisrs-6ensral
Industrial Notes

Another meeting. under the auspices
of the plate mill men Of the Riverside
iron works, was held last night at
Mozart Hall, at Thirty-eighth and
Jacob streets.
This made the third meeting, and it
was the most enthusiastic yet held.
The greatest work done was the plac-
ing OF the organization for the entire
works on a firm basis.
Last nights meeting was the strlctest
yet held against the admission OF any
outsider, and particularly members OF
the press. But, as with each previous
meeting, the REGISTER is enabled to
give an account Of the proceedings In
detail Last night there were addition
al doorkeepers added, with the strictest
OF orders to admit 90 one but employees
OF the Riverside Iron Works, and those
Of the Amagamated Association from
neighboring places who were 10 speak,
or to take prominent parts in the pro-
ceedngs.
A little after o'clock the meeting
was called to order by a prominent
South Side mill man, and the advisable
ity Of organizing all departments OF the
works was discussed The hall was
crowded, and there were fully dozen
addresses made 10 relation TO the cut
and other matters pertaining 10 the ad-
visibility OF organization. These ad-
dresses were applauded TO the echo, and
the sounds Of enthusiasm could DO
heard on the street below.
il was evident that the general SEN
timent OF all present was TO resist the
proposed cut in the plate mill, which
averages about Is per cent, and to take
effect next Saturday. 1t seems that the
plate mill men are now more unanimous
than ever in favor Of resisting the cut.
As the REGISTER stated, at the last
meeting a committee was chosen TO go
among the men of the works and report
at last nights meeting. The report OF
this committee was then heard, and II
was so much in accordance with tie
sentiments of those present, that II
was loudly applauded. The report was
that the assurance Is strong
from the furnace, the steel
works, and the tube works, that In case
the men OF the plate mill strike, they
will be joined by the departments
named
After hearing this report 1t was de-
cided that the matter Of organization
once be placed on a firm basis. The
rules Of the organization are allegi-
ance TO the workmen Of the Riverside,
and at the same time loyalty to the
Knights of Labor
Other committees were chosen to
make an active canvass this week OF
all the employees to get them into the
organization before next Saturday. IL
is expected that before that time over
1900 workmen OF the works will be
members Of the new organization.
The cut at the furnace to go into ef-
feet to-day only make the probabilities
OF a strike much brighter.
Another meeting is TO be held some
night this week, though the date is not
yet fixed.
1t was after II o'clock when the
meeting adjourned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

In every system % life Insurance. the
assured are themselves the insurers. Ia
these hard times that system that gives
the cheapest Insurance ADD distributes
the actual loss most equitaOiT, while
adding for expenses the very least that
will sustain an organisation efficient,
stable and permanent
The American Union League does all
this, and while not rival % any other
organization invites comparison with all
Others. a careful study Of It's plans
and methods will convince anyone that
the order is destined % stand In the
very forefront Of insurance orders
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS
Points Picked Up AOout the Mills and
Factories.


Factories.
The rolls of C plate mill OF the RIv-
erside were changed yesterday.
Employees Of the La Belle and Bel
mont mills were paid yesterday.
A large consignment Of tobacco was
shipped yesterday by the c., l.. & w.
from Bloch Bros factory.
The La Belle nail factory will be on
in full 10 the morning. The heaters
went to work yesterday morning.
The engine at the power house Of the
street car company, which was broken
down recently, has been repaired.
Additional workuen will be given
employment in the morning al the ma
chine shop OF the Riverside iron works.
The Wheeling Steel works closed
down again last evening. The works
will 60 on again one week from to-
morrow.
The La Belle nail mill has a very
large order for nails. The order Is large
enough alone TO keep the plant In OPP
GRAFTON for several weeks.
Wm. Mahan, q Waterman az the tube
works, who has been III for the last TWO
weeks, is much improved. He will be
able to go to work tomorrow.
The collar 10 the bell-weId Furnaces
at the Tube Works broke yesterday.
This laid of the furnace, and il will not
90 OF before tomorrow afternoon.
Yesterday the employees Of the West
Virginia Glass Works were paid. They
are having a great run there. and ware
is being shipped nearly as fast as made.
Joseph Taylor, weil-known steel
worker Of the Riverside. was seen on the
streets yesterday for the frst time for
several weeks, be having suffered .
paInful illness.
Some Of the decorators and number
bf the warehouse men Of the Wheeling
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
ro R.nen1 Mh.ellnr Potter..

The five hundred potters OF the
Wheeling Pottery. Co. and the Warwick
China Company, Of this city, who are
on a strike, are TO receive aid from
big entertainment planned at Tilton-
vile by the potters OF that place. The
entertainment will be held the latter
part OF this month, though the date is
not yet decided upon. Already big
arrangements are under way to make
it a success. Some OF the best talent OF
this city is to be secured for the event.
Myles and Nesbtt, the we'll known
comedians OF this city, are secured to
take part in the entertainment. All
the proceeds will 90 10 benefit the pot
ters OF Wheeling.
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A MONEY Drawer Robbed.

SDscdL telegram 70 ths SUNDAY Rsgtstsr
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, March AT
noon to-day, while the ticket agent Of
the Ohio River railroad passenger depot
In this city was at dinner, the money I'LL
was broken open and robbed OF its con
tents-S2A25. The thief used som e
sort OF q bar and pried open the door
and then the drawers. Three hours later
Officer Bowen arrested man named
Hughes in the Eastern part OF the
city, who was strongly suspected OF
having done the job lie proclaimed
hts innocence.
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Huntington crack. All Ready.

Special IeteQT0fn 10 ne hf0tsic-s
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, March d
Company /, Huntington's crack mill
tary company, has been quartered Ia a
private car at the Chesapeake 81 Ohio
depot all day, waiting orders from the
Governor. to proceed to the scene OF the
riots in the Kanawha Valley. This com
pany Is taken from the stores, the
counting rooms, the printing Offices
and the school desk, but at the COM
mand OF the Governor they were all in
line for duty. A telegram from the
Governor late this evening stated that
their services were not needed at the
time, but he ordered that they remain
under arms in case OF trouble. They
will make a night OF It In the car ready
10 proceed
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A sls,sr of JeremIah Rusl Hurt.

,SDeaal Telegram 10 ne sunday RSgisfer.
GAINESVILLE, OHIO, March Mrs.
Jane Tomllnson, sister Of tho late Sec
rotary OF Agriculture. jeremiah Rusk,
was en- ROME from her home In Perry
county, TO visit I'm Morgan county, yes
terday, when she was thrown 10 the
ground by her horse stumbling. She
was injured internally and had her arm
broken. Being seyenty-three years old
her recovery is doubtful.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
The Bsnwood PuddlerI.

A meeting between the puddlers OF
the lower Benwood mill and
President Russell Hubbard, OF the
company, was announced for yesterday
morning. Because Of the fact that the
meeting had not been widely advertised
only about 20 OF the 60 puddiers re-
sponded. President Hubbard was on
hand ready to meet the puddlers. Mr..
Hubbard told the men he would meet
them any time suitable. The mill men
then appointed a committee from among
those present to meet the President OF
the company at the mill Office this az
ternoon at 3 o'clock. IL is under
stood that large number Of
the puddlers are in favor OF going
to work for 81 a ton, and DESERVING their
stand for 81 70, the Amalgamated price.
1t IS earnestly requested that all the
puddlers in the employ Of the company
will be at the mill at the conference
this afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
NATIONAL UNION.

This order will soon be fourteen years
old: and during that time. how many
homes. made desolate by the death Of
the father, have. been made brighter
than they otherwise would % be from
the promises made before death, enter
the threshold. The National Union Is
among The very best Of iratefnal insDf-
ance orders,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
What Causes PimpIes?

CIogging Of me pores or mouths Of the seba-
ceous plaras with sebum or oily matter.
The plug Of sebum in the centre Of the pimple
is called blackhcad, grub, or conedone.
Nature will not allow the clogging Of the pores
20 continue long, hence,
Inflammation, pain, swelling and redness,
later pus or matter forms, breaks or is opened
the plug comes out and the pore is once more
free.
There are thousands Of these pores in the face
alone. any one Of which f. liable 20 become
clogged By neglect or disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
PARKERsBURs.

PARKERsBURG. w. VA, March .
The unique literary entertainment
given by Miss Clara March, OF Thir-
tenth street, was one of the most en-
ioyable home social events Of the sea-
son, and was a pleasant diversion from
card parties Among those present
we're Ers. r. II. Thomas, Mrs. H. II.
Moss, Mrs. " n. Miller, Mrs J. W.
Robe Mrs. Simms Powell, Miss Liz
zlsGt Miss Julia Cook, Miss Nan
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Watches demagnetIzed free OF charge at
l. q. DILLON q CO.'S.
THREE MEN KILLED
And One Fatally Wounded in Mississippi
Street Battle.

Street Battle.
KosC1UsKo, Mss, March 3.-To-day
q deadly encounter took place between
w. p Radcliffe, editor of the Alliance
Tfndicutor, aud 5. A. jackson. q lead
ing business man OF Kosciusko and the
newly elected State Representative
from this county, in which the latter
was killed: also a oystander, sam Rus
sell, received a stray shot in the
mouth, killing him instantly, aud
Will Sanders, another outsider. was
shot through the thigh and, it Is
thought, will die The two latter are
Young farmers living few miles from
town. 1t is thought both the latter re-
ceived shots from Ratcliffe's deadly pis-
tol. The affair all grew out Of a reply
which Jackson made in the Kosciusko
Star. denounciug MIR. Radcliffe in very
emphatic language. for publishing in his
paper that he (Jackson) voted in eau
Gus at the late meeting Of the Legisla-
tnre for q Populist for United States
Senator. Mr.. jackson leaves 3 wife, a
most estimable lady, and four small
children TO mourn his loss.
vv.e.h.. semaenetizod frsd OF charge.
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san AsTosIo, Texas. March g.
Col. Richard Croker, the great Tam
mauy Chief, arrived this norning, ana
will remain until Monday, when he VII
visit the ranch Of John A. Morris. STU
ated fifty miles north Of here. lie and|
his family were given An impronptu fs
csptlon to-night b. the San Anton'
Club.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

Women full of pains, aches
and weaknesses find comfort,
strength and renewed vitality In
cuticura Plaster, the first and OILY
pain-kilIiuz, nerve-strengthenin9
plaster when al else fails.
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Watches demagnetized rec of charge Al
J. &. DILLON a. CO. =.
BLIssFUL MIDDLE AGE.
Man No Longer Regards the Young Girl
as Ideal

Man No Longer Regards the young Olrl
as Ideal
From the Lays PICTORIAL
The "bread-and- butter miss" the
comparatively inexperienced maiden,
nay, even the very young matrnn, are
hopelessly tout Of IL" at the present.
1t is the honor OF maturity. and the
woman has triumphed over the girl.
She may DO anything over 30 to hold
SWAY, provided always that she keeps
hersSf 30 in heart and face. She must
have the power 10 attract She must
possess tact and judgment, and then
she can snap her fingers az Time
and boldly set down what she likes on
the census paper. At all events, she
need no longer dread the attainment Of
her third decade, for it is then that her
reign begins. Not until then does she
begin TO understand the management Of
man. He does not want TO be regarded
as a schoolgirls ideal to live on bliss
aud kisses and eternally play the jeune
premier. He wants companionship, he
wants to have his faults recognized and
openly discussed, and he knows that
with her ripened experience the woman
will not expect too much OF him nor in-
vest him with halo Of romance, neither
has she mere matrimonial designs upon
him. So has she outrivaled her younger
sisters, even her own daughters, and
thus need she no longer fear the taking
of the census and the revelation Of her
age.
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LnprEs or HoNoE.

The Ladies will hold their regular
meeting on Thursday afternoon, March
:, az their ball, % Twelfth street.
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What Cures Pimples ?

The only reliable preventive and cure, when
not due 10 a constitutional humor, IS
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watches demagnetizod free Of charge.
Ne have the only machine "a ibis city.
!. G. DILLON 8 CO.
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40 marriage Thursday evening, Rev. @.
B. Henthorne. Of KIrkwood, oficiat-
ing.
-
Since the organization OF the Wheel
ing Bowling League there has been
marked revival Of interest in this popu-
lar and healthful form Of recreation,
which has baen manifested ia an In
creased number Of bowling parties, rev
clubs and new alleys. Ia fact, bowling
is the craze just now, and there is no
reason why il should "die out" Ply
sicians commend it as healthful eXer-
else. the clergy tolerates II as wholesome
form of amusement, and society is en-
thusiastic, especially the male portion
OF society. Next season will see many
improved alleys, most OF them regula-
ton, another league Of clubs and a more
widespread interest, II possible, than at
present
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

Friends Of Mr.. VI. NJ. MCGEE and
Miss Carrie Russell, OF Bridgeport,
we're surprised last week to learn that
they were quietly married a few weeks
ago. They nave the best wishes Of a
host Of friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

Here ls EOur pardon. Oh. mf own
by this my hand and seal made known.
For any want of loyalty
In days past you have shoVn tor me,
here absolye your penalty.
No matter who did win your smile.
~ hat light o. love YOU heart leguIe,
know you loved me all che while.
know some day vou'l softly steal,
AID, kneeliug hy my side. reveal
The deep regret aud pain you feel.
II only ask TO NAV not be
When silently lips smile wistfuliv
AID waiting eyes no more may see.
But 10 To should De So. ny own.
keal pardon on chat Ease OF stone.
by death white solemn siruet shown.