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The Washington bee., 1895-10-26
Tsa Little 0nss Perish.

wayeaw, Got. - The Cht<ren's
Home 1t Sts<gard. Ia the sajosschek
district ct Polish Prussia has been
Destroyed by ira Tsa cAo0o ware
buypsl - AnAtA
The Washington bee., 1895-10-26
SPORTING NEWS.

The most important event in pugilis-
tic circles in recent years, that en-
crossed the attention of the entire
sporting world has, after much delay,
free advertising, counter charges OF
weakness ETC., on the part of both par
lies, finally collapsed.
This is not surprising. in view of the
TACT that there has been a growing ten
dency in this, to condemn contests of
this character.
Governors of several states have
manifested disposition to prevent it
coming off in their domain and indeed
in one instance the legislature was con-
Tened in extraordinary session to sup
/ ply a doubtful defect in the law. Such
] opposition, and from such authority
cannot help but be of serious moment
and far reaching importance to the fol-
lowers of the fstic game.
While my views are entirely dissim-
Lar lii character to the different Gov
anorS who have gone to such extra
oFdnary pains to prevent meeting be-
\ tween Corbett and FitzSimmon' due
regard for the law impels me to dis
NunternanCe any infraction thereof.
live must have fights, pugilistic en-
Nunters ltyou please, we shall have to
select legislators who are favorable to
VnteStS of that character, a -contin-
gency by the way which seems to be
very remote in view of the present an
aSonsuc feeling.
IL is sad commentary, | believe
upon the civilization when we realize
Iai Texas has inflicted all sorts of
aoaritleS upon defenceless persons
4 aFdleSs OF law or any consideration
human feeling, and with the quasi
luorSement of the execution ofthe law.
@ al then refuses to allow, places the
IIlClal seal OF condemnation on a soft
. go1e contest. And this in view of the
,s @ent action of jury in slaid old Pur-
:. ,r.ICai massachusetts, acquitting VOL
:, ana y Brlen of prize fighting after
oS SdS shown that Wolcott had placed
n!len hors du combat with hlow on
!uSular. Texas will not permit
r,e %, contest but tacitly approves the
A.. sr.'LIilS OF negro at the stake with
'Uue process Of law.
%aS;Sachusetts has never been guilty
IA auSh oarbarouS acts but lends her
Iid,.e Ifip.oval TO the reign of the modern
~OnSuntuency where is thy home !?
Roy.
Nhy was not some of the great
sS'eFn papers put on.
snat was the matter with Adams,
n ! !a2ks as if some one was mar
jS6i>the only one who
ITy -scrimination in
lMN
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The Washington bee., 1895-10-26

The most important event in pugilis
tic circles in recent years, that en-
crossed the attention of the entire
sporting world has, after much delay,
free advertising, counter charges OF
weakness ETC., on the part of both par
ties, finally collapsed.
The Washington bee., 1895-10-26

This is not surprising. in view Of the
TACT that there has been growing ten
dency in this, to condemn contests of
This character.
The Washington bee., 1895-10-26

tnSaSiSachusetts Soi has never been guilty
INN. .aSh oarbarous acts but lends her
l6ro lfTovaI TO the reign Of the modern
~O'Suntuency where is thy home
Pow
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-06
Can You Keep Your Hand stin?

Thought provol-cs action. Think OF
doing something, and (unconsciously,
perhaps) you begin to do it.
In the university Of Wisconsin Pro-
fessor Jastrow has an instrument called
the automatograph, which shows very
clearly and precisely the automatic
movements of the hand
1t consists merely Of piece of glass
resting on three movable metal feet, or,
i'll other words, it is o small carriage
which will shift it's position at the slight
est movement.
At the end is needle fixed vertically,
and in contact with a rOI4'of paper COW
cred with q layer of lanpblack. If the
apparatus moves, the movement is traced
on the paper by the needle. Both paper
and needle are hidden by a screen.
Professor Jastrow tells you to rest
your hand upon the glass and keep it
perfectly still This appears quite easy,
but when you think that your hand is
quite motionless you find TO your sur
prise that the needle is tracing lines ON
the paper
The fact is you cannot keep your hand
still UnconsciOusly and invisibly it
moves with your thoughts. Look at that
pair of scales, watch how the rod goes
this way and that way as the scales
move. Now look at the black paper
You will find that your hand has been
moving exactly i'll agreement with the
movement of the rod
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-06
Compressed Air In Machine Shops.

Machine shop use Of compressed air
has been growing rapidly of late, and q
varied service is now being regularly
performed by compressed air appliances
which not great while ago were de-
cidedly exceptional Compressed air
shop hoists, perhaps more than any 9th
er similar class of apparatus, have come
into favor and are extensively employed
over lathes, planners, drill presses and
other tools, greatly facilitating the ham
ding of pieces of work too heavy to DO
lifted without some special continuance.
Some of these hOists are permanent fix
lures, others are suspended from trolleys
running on overhead rails and can be
readily shifted about from one point to
another, as occasion may require, taking
their supply of air through flexible hose
connections, and being thus available
for miscellaneous hOisting service, load
ing and unloading freight and the like.
In one large railroad shop III the west
ern part of the United States small hoist
ing cylinders are scattered promiscuous-
~ about and save an immense amount
of manual labor IN lifting and handling
materials at the different machines.
They consist of 10 inch wrought iron
pipe, not bored, bat simply ratified, and
afterward still further smoothcd b.
pressing a m2ndrel through them. Tic
air valves for tho cylinders are convCl-
iently worked by regulating lever ard
chain. --Cassier S Magazine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-06

prayer and the souls flight heavenward
when we die. Come We auditory, and
WASH away all your sins, however ag-
grayated, and all your sorrows, however
agon1zlng. Come to this fountain, open
for all sin and uncleanness, the furthest,
the worst You need not carry your sins
half a second. Come and wash in this
glorious gospel laver. Why, that is an
opportunity enough to swallow up all
nations. That is an opportunity that
Will yet stand on the Alps and beclzon
to Italy, and yet stand on the Pyrenees
and beckon to Spain, and it will yet
stand on the Ural and beclzon to Russia,
and it will stand at the gate of heaven
and beckon to all nations. Pardon for
all sin, and pardon right away, through
the blood Of the Son of God A little
child that had been blind, but through
skillful surgery brought to sight, said
''Why, mother, why didn't you tell me
the earth and sky are SO beautiful? Why
didn't you tell me?" "Oh, - replied the
mother, "my child, I did tell you often
often told you how beautiful they are,
but you were blind, and you couldn' t
seer'
Oh, if we could have our eyes opened
to see the glories in Jesus Christ we
would feel that the half had not been
told us, and you would go to some Chris
tian man and say, ''Why didn't you tell
me before of the glories i'll the Lord
Jesus Christi" and that friend would
say, ct did tell you, but you We're blind
and could not see, and you were deaf
and could not hear.
History says that q great army came
to capture ancient Jerusalem, and when
this army got on the hills so that they
saw the turrets and the towers of Jeru-
salem they gave shout that made the
earth tremble, and tradition, whether
false or true, says that SO great was
the shout eagles flying in the air dropped
under the atmospheric percussion. Oh,
if we could only catch q glimpse of the
towers of this gospel temple into which
you are all invited to come and wash
there would be song jubilant, and wide
resouI 80 at New Jerusalem seen, at
New Jerusalem taken, the hosannas of
other worlds flying midair would fold
their wings and drop into our closing
doxology Against the disappointing
and insufficient LAYER of Pilates vice
and Pilates cowardice and Pilates sin
I place the brazen sea of a Saviour S par
dOning mercy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-06
A Ship For a Monument.

The most remarkable monument that
has ever been erected over grave in the
United States or in any other civilized
country perhaps is the reproduction of
an old time whaling vessel, which is to
be seen IN one of the Boston cemeteries.
1t is a fine specimen of the shipbuilder's
art, finished III iron and clouded marble,
and marks the Last resting place of de-
parted sea captain. St Louis Republic.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-06
Mrs. MI. A. Dorchester.

Mrs. Merial A. Dorchester, wife Of
Rev. DR.. Daniel Dorchester, who died
recently in MelrOse, Mass, was wom-
an of much strength and character. She
heartily enlisted in her husband IS work
when DR.. Dorchester was made Indian
commissioner by President Harrison.
She was appointed to take charge of the
educational interests of Indian women
and spent four years in founding schools
and other institutions for them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-06
For Sale.

will sell on reasonable terms that part OF
my home farm which borders on the road
leading 10 Bloomington Village; this consists
of about forty acres OF meadow, pasture and
upland, and IN a very desirable piece Of prop
eTty for anyone living In the village % Barton
Landing, or anyone desiring small farm.
Also, In Sheffield, on the Duck Pond road, n
farm OF $50 acres with n house and barn on a.
which l will sell at very low figures. call on
or address, JOSEPH BARTLETT,
left barton Landing, VI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-06
Divine Mercy.

Here is the laver holding rivers of sal
walton, having for its pedestal the Rock
of Ages, carved with the figure of the
lion of Judah's tribe, and having palm
branches for victory and wings suggest
i've of the souls flight toward God in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
SUPRENE COURT ORDERS.
sse4ci 70 ne r olrs-

SNtcioi 70 TIE Raiser
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 20
The Supreme Court yesterday made the
following orders: Board OF Education
vs.. Mitchell, from Wyoming county,
submitted: Moore VS.. McNutt, from
Mercer county, continued; Higginboth-
am W. City OF Bluefld, dismissed,
agreed; Perdue W. Jones, from Mercer
county, submitted; Nash and others vs.
Jones, from Mercer county, continued;
Clark vs.. Perdue, from Mercer county,
Suhmitted; Yeager vs.. City OF Blue
field, from Mercer county, submitted;
Union Trust Company VS.. McClelland,
from Mercer county submitted; Nortol K
and Western Railroad Company VS..
Perdue. from Mercer county, submitted;
Billiards. Administrator vs.. The Che sa-
peske and Ohio Railway Company, from
Monroe county. writ of error and super
sedeaS allowed, bond 5000; Taylor vs..
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
from Cabeli county, petition for writ of
error, refused; IllSley VS.. Wilson, from
Cabell county, writ Of error allowed,
bond $500 Butchers Administrator VS..
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg
Railway Company, petition for writ OF
error refused; Stevenson W. Kyle, from
Cabel county, writ OF error allowed,
bond 500; State, at the relation of
Blake, VS.. Enslow snd others, from Ca
bell county, writ of error allowed, bond
$500: Bently VS.. The Standard Fire In-
surauce Company, from Ohio county,
opinion By BrannOn, Judgment of circuit
court affirmed; KeSter VS.. Lyons, from
Harrison county. opinion by Brannon,
Judgment of circuit court affirmed. Adj
iourned until January 2S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
WOODSFIELD.

WooDsFIELD, o., January 21.-Court
Is still in session.
Two car loads OF stock left to-day for
the Wheeling market.
Frank Galiyer, of Tempersnceville,
came to-day TO work in Hearn IL Weis-
and's cigar factory.
Mrs. John Moore has been quite sick
for two weeks with neuralgia OF the
stomach. but is better.
DR.. Lapp, Of New Castle, was in town
Saturday.
Fred Smith and Miss Lottie Boanum
were married last Thursday.
Mr.. Dougherty will soon be able to go
about.
Mrs. NJ. A. Devere is convalesceut.
Rev Osborn. presiding elder, preached
Friday aud Sunday evenings at the Nj.
L. Church.
MIR. Robert Clingan, who fell and hurt
himself few months ago, is still con-
foed TO his bed.
Or. Hall is some better.
Mr.. Henry Pouton, of Temperance
Vile, is visiting his brother, Dear Pout-
ton.
The friends and relatives OF Mrs.
Forest Gatchel, of Washington, d. c.,
are pleased that she is better.
Mr.. Fored Reed and Morris FINELY,
OF Wheeling. are visiting relatives here.
An infant daughter of Madison
Smith, postmaster at Edwina, died Fri
day.
The new cigar factory OF Hearn &
Weisaud will occupy part Of Mrs. DORIS
store room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
WHEELING Daily REGISTER TUESDAY, JANUARY e. 1898.
tn. Processing. in the senate.

S0sta % re R-gIi,s-.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, January al
In the Senate, leave OF absence was
grant9d Senator Hardman for hVe days.
a communication from the House an
noupced the passage Of House Dill No.
I. House Joint Resolution No. II, relat-
inp 20 disbursement OF money appro-
priated for copying Nirg nia land DOCKS
and the House joint resolution refusing
TO confer with the Virginia debt con-
missiouers on the basis proposed.
The committee on humane instltu-
tioDs and public buildings reported
Senate Gill No. 81, TO establish home
for incurables, and House bill No. Al,
10 establish State hospital for In
yalids, without recommendation.
Bills introduced: No. 90, by Catlett,
10 exempt railroad track hands from
labor on public roads: No. 20, amending
the law concerning the appointment oil
commissioners OF election; No. Il, by
Whitaker, providing penalties for Grim
inal libel and SANDER; No. ~ Oy
Haynes, concerning roads and bridges
No. 73, by Patton, making VOID glItS or
assignments in certain cases; No. "a, 0y
MahOod, concerning appointment OF
counsel by courts to defend persons
charged with crime;, No. -, by Cook
relating 10 circuit courts; No. 40, oy
Farr, relating TO actions on contracts;
No. - BY Hyde, concerning the limita-
lion Of suits.
Senator Henderson moved to take up
then Virginia debt resolution, but as
there seemed TO be feeling that the
question should not be acted upon hastI'
ly, he Withdrew the motion and the
resolution lies over until tomorrow,
Senate bill No 10, relating TO fees OF
officers was read the second time aud
ordered TO its third reading. Senate
bill No -, relating 20 charters OF
cities, towns and villages, on second
reading was rejected.
Recess 70 2;30
TIE Senate al the afternoon session
rejected Senate bill No. 45, relating 10
charters OF cities, towns and villages.
Senate bills No. p, concerning suits In
partnership name; No. %, establishing
criminal court for Mcdowell county;
No. 81, concerning collection Of taxes;
No. IS. amending sections and Q, chap
ter Il, OF the acts OF 1871, were read
first time and ordered TO a second read
Ing.
Lockney intr oduced No. 20, to repeal
sections %. - %, and % Of chapter Is
of the Code, concerning registrations
by State Board OF Health.
Senate bill No. SO, establishing the
county of Mirgo, was ordered 10 third
reading.
Senate bill No. 80, amending the
school law was made a special order for
Tuesday at II o'clock.
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF n deed OF trus' m.de 5y Ban,
He'll Mary Bellinger, Louisa ue.t Ey.
helt and Josephine Helt, OF the zig o, WA
ing, OHIO county. w. Va, t0 NJ 81, t-.,..
dated December 10Th, 1890 aua ,..o.!sdl5t,
Office Of the Clerk OF the County Oln-,ofO ono
county, W. Va. In deed OF tru,' .5s 80 q
page l23. | will sell at pubic suction. Oh ma,
north 'front.' door OF tbs Coua HglI. c. a.!
county, on
WEDNESDAY, THE Esd DAY OF JAyr.
AIRY, 1897.
commencing at 10 o'ciocE a. m. the i0' own.
described real estate, situated 10 lt- ...
county and State aforesaid. that Is o. SAY .s
south half OF lot numbered ffiy-,oli IS. it..
ate and fronting on he west SHE o. .o..G
street, between Tweuty-siItu and Twenty
seventh streets, ia joseph Caldwell. a..,..
to the said city Of Wheeling. on which A,..
a.ed frame dwelling containing fca- fo3-,
Terms OF Ssle-Cash.
JApES 2. ROGERS. -r.,.,
C. A. ScHAEPER & Co, Agents. cs9t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
hurt bp a Falling Tree.

Spsctol 70 ne Register.
FAIRvIEw, o., January 2l.-While
cutting a large tree this morning, mile
south of town, Charles Buchanan and
Whiteield Boyd narrowly escaped being
killed. The top Of the tree broke from
the main body and came down with
terrific force, striking Buchanan a
fearful blow on the head,
and pinning Boyd to the earth. Buc h
anan was able 20 walk home, but it is
feared the blow has affected his brain.
Boyd was hauled home with broken
leg and other injuries, but will recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
Public Sale.

Nv virtue Of the authority vested A..
deed Of trust made by Nishoia' s.. o
gusta Ebel his wIfe, dated on ths ira. zee
October. 1890. and recorde1 In ins ON. ..-i.
CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio C,.'l -, q,
Virr,nia, 10 deed book numbered '.' il'
] will on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ID. j 40
bsginping at 10 O'Clock m. sell .. P...,ni
iona the north door of the court h.-ss' ,..s
couuty all that certain lot or pl,....'.-,. a. .'
lying and being situate 10 Lss.,n..l-., r .l..
ptg6th Ward In the city OF Nh'el, -.s 49,
county spd d..gnsted on the pl3,t o.. I'D .a
as lot mum bered eighty three WIN I'D lr, 20
cular the buildings, improve men, ..i l..
tenances situate on or Belonging '2 .,,''.',-lI.'
TrsSs OF SALE one.thi[ ,is Of od 'Ss ..
money and so much more as sI7 .Fnl re r.'.-
elect cash on the day OF sale. aue ....l .a.s-.''
f in two S eeua insallment payable "i'a
in six and twelve months after tu .s..l-sI 0.
he deferred instsllmeuts 20 De .1---
iisn mon the property with po'0i
ance upon the buildings. :, prsSELL.
hEHhA '' Ir-sss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Market street proper ~, between ,..
aud Sixteenth streets, on the cost a
ket street. The ground fronts ~ ZEE.
with a depth OF l34 feet 10 II r. ll.s'. ODD. ,,.t
NO 1873 Fourteenth street l'i
No.I3I sixteenth street, room
No 1900 ChapIi"e street, mo ..
NO. 81 south broadway, hue f''.'f 20.
No. 1913 Fourteenth stree, lue .,.
No. 100 Zsns street fslsnd' Ahf
Two fine lots on South Broa1Wt.'
FIne building Iota in Plessant cor.
The John w. Mcclure bone'''- 4.
ner of south Front and Ohio s'r'e'
reduced figure. N 20 IT,
Undesirable residence propef-y' w
diana street; rooms; modern ,,.,d 90
No. 60 ". wabash street EJll.
story frame dwelling Of rooms
feet 900 ..-t<.s street .
double brick dwelling, properly oil
No 2s2I Eoff street, 2story - ait
ing of6 rooms; halt lot, Ne. J So no. --
feet. o....y tr.-. H- y
OF Il rooms.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RINEHART 81 TAIU1
81, Cxnk gullsias Room No.6 Ie.sp'''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
Down to Date,

At an infnitesimal cost, is the thing to be
desired. Such a work is the Americanized
edition offered by The WHEELING REGISTER.
A prominent educator whose testimonial
is on file in our office, states the case much
better than we can. He says:
81 think an encyclopedia is an absolutely
necessary thing, but the Britannica is not only
long out Of date but it is an English work Of
such a positively English character that it is
far from suitable for American readers. Its
article on bridges, for instance, ignores the
greatest bridge Of it's kind in the world, our
own Brooklyn Bridge have this other fault
to find with it, that only architects can under
stand it's article on architecture, or doctors its
articleon anatomy and so on. Now, those men
have more authoritative works on the subjects
they are professionally interested in, and
therefore have other uses for the encyclopedia
than in their special line. The Americanized
edition remedies these faults in bringing the
subject matter down to date, in including arti-
cles on American topics, in adding numerous
biographies of men and women still living or
who have died only since the Britannica was
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in such way that readers without special
KNOWLEDGE of professional or scientific terms
are not puzzled and mystitied at every turn.
For these and other reasons think the Amer
canized Encyclopedia Britannica ought to be
welcomed with open arms"
When you can get all this for six cents a
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF TRUSrurt
ID by Sophie Tape and Henry l4gP. .i
husband OF the city Of Wheeling co-a' O.
Ohio. and state oil West Virginia. t0 u- %
trustee, dated Move 18th, 1893, and Pee '-.
ed IN the Office OF the Clerk o. tue ly.-..
Court OF Ohio county, West virginia. DO .sai
OF Trust Book No. -, page 800. vii. ,li %
public auction at the north front door % 90.
Court House Of said county, GA
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10Th, 1895
commencing at 20 o'clock a. m. the io.Ior.--
described real estate: All OF the following q
or parcels OF ground lying and being s,.-s D.
in Lagrange, IN the Eighth ward o. Gle rl
city OF Wheeling ohio county, West li'sl+
designated on the plat OF the adiiusu g. u'
city OF Wheeling as lots Numbered eighty 10
1911 and eighty.two IS2J, aud AS l.t lgl.
bered three 90 and part of lot DumUrfe1 iol'
90 in suare numbered ninety-four ,NM 'r
Eighth ward OF the said city telng, ne som
property which WAS conveyed g. me sai ,.
PHO Tape by Joshua L. Fos,tf ana hanaal
Foster, his wife by deed da'ed Apfi. -'.1. i'l''
and October 18th. ISIS, respectively sll r.
corded in the said Clerks Office ln Derl n'.N
No. 6S page l40, and in Deed Book 10 ~
page Alb. ....,.,.
Terms OF Sale-One half Of the pl''-a'
mouey. or as much more As the purchase may
elect, cash IN hand, and one-hali OF lur Pr.
chase money remaining with Interest rom P'
day OF sale in one year thereafter No. ,-'
chaser giving his promissory note iot ,A' '-
ferred payment, secured by deea OF l,4'.
thu property. JAMES P. ROGEk>
RI Scu.rryp A. Co Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
A Sensational divorces Case.

Special 10 ne Rs01s'e-.
ToReNTO, Quo, January 2l.-Mary
B. Bowles, aged 30 years, has brought
suit for divorce against her husband,
Jos. b Bowles, aged - years, and a
former Councilman and old and wealthy
citizen. The plaintiff alleges in her
petition cruelty, non-suppOrt and afirms
that he said THAT be would rather be a
cat in HI without clays than live with
her." The answer TO the petition, it is
said, will be sensational.