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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
THE STATE PRESS.
AROUT TIDAL WAV7FS.

Tidal waves in nature are often the
result of q subterranean upheavel, and
some of them have been among the
most appalling calamities TO which the
human race has been subjected Po-
litical tidal waves are also often the re-
suit of social upheavels of discomfort,
and are apparently very disastrous to
political parties. But it is a remarka-
bic fact that the diss-er does not fall
altogether upon the party over which
lt sweeps. III is almost as Injurious to
the party which IT, carries into power
ON it's crest, for il lands much of it so
far inland that it never returns. The
moral condition must be restored. and
The waves which roll far beyond the
natural shore must roll back again TO
their original limits. So when pOliu-
cal party triumDhs by phenomenal MAJ
i0rites. it must inevitably expect that
The next election viii see those majors
ties dwindle away. In the dwinoltng
process. the dwindle 0ftenS becomes Of
charming magniude. Because Tom
and Dick. who voted with the RepuOli-
cans last year for the first time IN them
lives. have concluded 10 20 back TO the
Democrats. the chances are that their
friend Harry. who has always NoJed
Republican. may possibly make the
first break of his life and so with them
These occurrences. however, may not
much AFFECT the situation. 1t is al
WAYS found that these tidal waves
would not have rolled so far had they
encountered the usual opposition. For
vast multitude OF stay-at-homes on
the other side may lie down and let
the wave roll on until it is surprised nc
itself The next time, however the
stay-at-homes may have had q goou
resi- and the cry is cup guards and at
en-" Then Mr. Tidal Wave hnds out
that he does not amount to so much
after all. and il takes the effort OF his
lie to keep his entire back from being
broken. This may be amply Illustrated
i'm The coming Ohio elecuon-W etzel
Democrat.
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NOT FOR WILSON.

T- may be that Prosecuting Attorney
For. $. W.. Brown thinks that Hon. W..
I. Wilson VIII De the next Democratic
candidate for Congress in yhis district;
bu- while he thinks Jhis way, there are
several thousand Democrats on this
side of the mountain. and possibly q
ecrl many ON that side, that think that
be viii not be. and men ,h9t understand
the political situation in Chis district
and know that &c would be very unwisa
ana im0oG-ic for him 10 be n candidate.
They know h9t Mr.. Wilson In his long
term fin Congress could not help maxi
irsa great many enemies, and they are
So numerous that they could, and would
defeat him should he come ND before
tho people. The Democrats of this dis
r.e- must and viii win if they will
only act with discretion. The wise
thing DE should 90 is 10 run for Gov
eror Tn chat capacity he could be Of
great service 70 his party And il
would be en- honor the party would be
clad 10 bestcw upon him. Ii the
Democratic party acts wisely they VIII
nominate Hon. Samuel Y. Woods, of
Phr0Di. We know that Col. McGraw
could eel the nomination if he desired
e. but we are informed -h9r ne does ncl
desire to- make the race.-Graf,on
Leader.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Chancery.
John T. Roth and William Wendell, part
ners as Roth & Wendell, and Fred Zim-
norman. agent for Henry Daukmer,
complainants,
VS.
William j.. Rennard, IT. NJ. Russell,
trustee, w +. Graebe trustee Ohio Val
lev Building Association, corporation,
and Amelia Schreiner. defendants.
BY virtue Of an order entered IN the
above entitled cause on the nth day. OF
October. 1872 IL Is referred to the under
signed commissioner of said court 10 as
certain and report
First-The liens against the real estate
of said William +. Rennard ana the PRIOR
tiles thereof. ,... 20
said real estate.
Third-Whether or not the rents ana
r~ofts of said real estate VIII pay OIL the
said liens within five years.
Fourth-Any other matter deemeu per
tinent by said commissioner or IeQuHcu
by any party In interest
Notice is hereby given that the uhlc,-
signed has fixed upon wednesday, the l@ln
day of November 1895, commenclhg az Ten
o'clock a. M. as the time, and his once.
No 1904 Chapline street, I'm the city OF
Wheeling, Ohio county. West virginia, as
the place at which he VIII proceed TO as
cortei r and report tho ~o-or7' '-'' fers IN
the said order of reference required.
Given unutf uiy nanu t.i-a .-," Jay Oh
GEO r. d. GILCHRIST. Commissioner.
Geo. p. Boyd & Son, Solicitors FOR Com
plainants. ocIio.'"
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II OTIS QUITE A FIGURE.

some of the Interpretations or
sans have reached the conclusion that
the .arin cuts no figure in p0ll-ics this
campaign. They were never mere mis-
taken IN their lives. The Wilson tariff
is very much iu evidence this year.
THE noise and hustle of Increasing in
dusry are heard on every hand, and
the benefit Of Increased wages is being
fa.- TOO Wen TO give the voters amy
chance I'd lose sight Of the wise admin
is-rl-iou Of Die Democracy. The pe0-
pie were hlsty las, year. Their eyes
are open and they are now able 20 S.ic
ha wheat from the chaff and will not
Doe fooled longer by empty assertions
and impossible prophecies. With The
facts before them. they cannot fail TO
see The justice Of supporting the whole
Democratic cickct--Mardnsburg States
man.
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COMaISSIONER'S H9TiGE.
]. w. Beltz & Sons Co., a corporation,
VS..
William II. Chapman and others.

L geo. q r.n
BY virtue OF an order entered IN lue
above entitled cause by the Circuit Court
of Ohio county. West Virginia. on the ith
day of October. 1895, IL is referred TO the
undersigned commissioner 10 ascertain
and report .,...
respective priorities upon the real estate
of the defendant William. p. Ch1ps43H,
I'm that portion of lot No IN square No. %
In the CITY of Wheeling. county OF ONO
and State of West Virginia, soutn OF az
adjoining the portion Of the same iol
owned by J. r. Greer, thus described: be
ginning at the intersection of the SCUM
boundary line of said portion OF s4ld lot
owned by J. Il. Greer with the east line OF
Main street: thence with the east me or
said street southerly twenty-five Ieet ,
thence eastwardly one hundred ana wen.
tv-six feet more or less TO the west me OF
alley p: thence with said last naineI Aiio
north twenty-five feet to the south pouii1
dorv line OF j. r. Greer; thence with Salq
last named line westwardiy one NUM-. Gu
and twenty-siX feet more or less 10 the
Secondary other matter deemed per
tinent, (which any OF the paruss may "9
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has fixed on Tuesday, the l-th day
of November, 1885, at a. M, as lhe l!lle'
and his office No. lilI Chapihe sLGeS'
Wheeling ". Va, as the place az WIllciii
he will proceed 10 ascertain the seNerdi
matters in said order OF reference
43G;iI Given under my hand this 18th day OF
Oc'oOe'' GEO. e. BOYD. Commissioner
Nh - oclloaWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
THE GRAMMATICAL RULE.

From time to time examinations Of
classes i'm the elementary schools are
conducted under the auspices Of the
Superintendent OF Public Schools in
order to TEST the work Of teachers. In
the early days Of the SUPPLEMENTARY,
teachers who expected a visit from one
of the Assistant superintendent would
carefully drill their pupils and prepare
them to go on dress parade In one
of these cases the children had been
taught TO rocite a number OF words.
which included an array Of nouns, ad,
jectives. adverbs, etc, in measured
quantity
What is fully?" asked the teacher.
"Adverb" shouted the class.
"And this?' as she wrote surely" on
the board
"Adyerbr again responded the
youngsters.
"And what is this?" Quered the As
sistqnt superintendent writing THE
fly has wings" and pointing to Fly"
"Adverb Justify exclaimed The
class.
"And WHY is it an advorh9"
"Cause It ends in 1y,'" was the
confident auswer-pniladelphia Cal
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C0MNiSSlOAER'S N0TlGE'
/. S. pelaplaIn,s AdmInlstrat0r


E. e. Zane. Theodore w. Fink, and Theo--
dore W. sink executor Of the WIZ OF
Angelina =. Fink, deceased. Francis j.;
Tink Albert r. Fink, Harry Fink ana
HornbrOOI and Brown.
In Chancery.
nv virtue of an order entered IN me
above entitled cause by the Circuit Court
of Ohio county, West Virginia, on me ON
day of September 1893, it rs referred 10 we
undersigned commissioner to ascertain
and report a. Aoe.,,5,r+ y
y Zane. i'm the five lots numbered q, %,
26 u and %, lying adjacent to e2ch 0tner
ON the west side of Elm street ~ RINK
second addition TO the city of wheeling,
Ohio county. with the liens and claims
AGAINST said five lots, or against the inter-
esr therein of the said Zane
Secondary other matter pertinent
which either of the parties may desire
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has fixed upon Tuesday. the 2yth
da3y of October, 1896 at a. m. as the time
and his office, No. 1ii7 Chapine street.
Wheeling. W Va, as the place at which
he WIN proceed to ascertain the several
matters In said order OF reference re-
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
September, $3.50. ,
Dennis OKeeff, Solicitor. seSJoawt
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judgment
or otherwise on the real estate or any part
thereof of l.. l.. zane:
In pursuance Of a decree Of the circuit
Court of Ohio county, made in cause
therein pending 10 subject the real estate
of the said T. il. Zane To the satisfaction
of the liens thereon, you are hereby re-
0uird to present all claims held by you
and each OF you against the said e. T..
Zane which are liens ON his real estate or
any part of il. for adjudication to me at
nv office No. 14l7 Chapline street, in the
CITY of Wheeling. West Va, on or before
the 29th day of October, 1893.
Given under my hand this 18th DAY OF
GEO. &. BOYD, Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21

The missionary stood before the can
n,bal king as the cook built the fire
in the kitchen stove. 4 am greatly
disappointed in you" remarked the mis-
s.onary to the king. But, my dear
boy" replied the king, playfully, you
ere net in me yet" and the missionary
turned away and gazed out yearn-ngly
over the placid bosom of the Pacific
New York Sun.
Il wonder why it is that most little
boys don't want 10 go to bed when the
line comes?" said Mr.. Simpkins.
ITS because they're silly donkeys," -
said Willie. Now, I like to 80 to bed,
because l fall asleep at once, and 1
have heaps of fun dreaming I'm a pi-
rate or giant-killer, and it's safe as
anything, because even # you get killed
you're alive again in time for break
fast. "-American.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
MONSTER APPLE CROP.

The apple crop in bhis section is a
very large one. Many Of the farmers
have made large quantities Of cider for
vinegar, but much Of the fruit has some
ito waste. We understand that Dr. D.
W. Border, Of The Kearneysville neigh
bOrhood, estimates his apple crop at
1000 bushels. They will be shipped to
the city markets.-Shepherdstown Reg
ister.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21

Nodesty about ones mental acquire
meuts is q good thing, but it must have
been carried TOO far In the case of a witty
Trshman whom CORES ondent once met.
The lrishman was at work at q stone
quarry. pulling up loads of broken rocks
out of q shaft with a windlass.
The wnllass was exposed to the sun,
and the labor was very hard. but the man
had on his head a straw hat from which
the crown had been torn.
Look here" said the visitor 10 the
Irishman. "orert YOU afraid the sun will
injure your brain?'
Pat paused i'm his work and looked
steadily and wonderingly at his ques-
"Brainw said ne. Me brain. is it?"
An do We think that af I had any brains
ia he turnin' this windlissY youth s
Communion.
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Will BE AN ATTRACTION.

There has been considerable COM
plant about West Virginia not having
an exhibit at the Atlanta Exposition.
Just wait till the Press Association gets
down there on exhibition. That will
be an exhibit that will take the shine
ont of the National Museum itself
KinSwCod Argus
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO LIENHOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judgment
or otherwise on the real estate or any part
thereof OF william -. Rennard: .
IN pursuance of a decree OF the ClrcutS
Court OF Ohio county, made In a cause
therein pending to subject the real estate
of the said William +. Rennard to the sat
isfaction of the liens thereon. you az
hereby required to present all ci1ims heid
bv YOU and each of you against said WI
liam u. Rennard, which are liens, on ms
real estate, or any part of ii, for adladlIcSa-
ton 10 me at my Office, No. l4V4 ChaPitti.- c
street i'm the city of Wheeling. in ONO
county West Virginia, on or before the
18th day of November. 1898.
Given under my hand this l2th DAY o.
GEO r. e. GILCHRIST, Commissioner.
Oc14OaWt
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- coon DEMOCRAT.

This paper is not welded to any par
tcul9r man for Congress. We want @
man chat can be elected One tha, is
q hustler. and viii SC, in the field and
hustle. This district is Democratic
and there is no reason why is should
ro- be represented by a Democrat and
this idea prevails among Democrats ELL
ove~ -he district. which insures the
nomination Of q sOod man, and unaD-
unity i'm the conyenlol.-Philippi Plain
Dellnr.
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MAY WANT SOMETHING.

YOu fellows who are 50 busy fixing up
the next State ticket, just hold on a lit
tle-dOn't be so fast! Maybe this sec
ton Of the State will want a place on
The ticket, and if we do we're going TO
make it mighty everlasting hot for the
fellows who beat us. DO you hear
MOTedeld Examiner.
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THRrST Upon HIM.

Jones-Smith woke up the other
morning and found himself famous.
Brown-Tm surprised to hear that.
I never knew he amounted to anything.
Jones-He never did before.
Brown-What has happened then?
Jones-He found his wife had eloped
In the night
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- 81 - VOTE.

The thing remaining for Democrats
20 do is to Sc, Out the vote. A full
Deuoer9Hc vote lands Gov. Campbell
not only I'm the State house. but the
White House rs we'll. We have faith
Chat -le Democratic admirers Of James
Is. Campbell. and chis includes every
Democrat. viii do their full duty 20
the courageous. noble, manly Demo-
c,.,+io candidate Steubenville Gazette
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THE People CHOOSE LAST.

G. w. Atkinson has a desire to be
the next Governor Of Yves. Virginia
and so have q half dozen Other Repub-
licans. We think Atkinson viii be
chosen by his party, but ne will very
likely find, to his surprise, that he is
not the ohcice Of the poople.-West
Union Raccrl.
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AMONG THE IMNIoRTALs.

Shade Of Wellington-It's a wonder
TO me that Napoleon ever did die.
Shade of George Neutrality-suspicious.
that?
Shade Of Wellington (enviously)-
Why. he seems to have more lives than
a cat+Puck.
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conn woRn - RUCKER.

Efgar Ruczer. Of Mcdowell is a can
iiIate for Attorney General. and there
is q fair prospect of his nomination
He is one Of the best men IN MS party
i'm che State, and would make a strong
candidate. Next ycor, however. is
Democratic year and the glory Of hay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
Will HAVE NO WALKOVER.

There will surely be a fight for the
Democratic nomination for Congress in
this dosJrict next year. And the nom
inee, whoever he may be, will not nave
o er.-SheDherdstown Register.
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RFPUBLTCAN HALLUCINATION.

MI AJL4-AfA-N AA-1tf.4t a. INA lNi-H.
Indianapolis-where is indianapolis?
Tt musc be some isolated village to go
Democratic this year? Isn't it the I'M
dusGndirg that everything is to be
Republican tin after 1896, at any rate?
Richie Gazette.
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KTIIE THE WRONG ANIMAL.

If the American farmer fails to de-
rive q large revenue form mis- sheep,
this year. It viii be because he listened
to Republican calamity howlers, and
killed the sheep instead Of the hoWlers.
LOGAN Banner.
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WHAT THE PEOPLE WILL SAY.

It is generally believed that the Re
publican bosses are for Hon. G. w. At
kinson for Governor next year We
think the people will mostly be for some
good Democrat from the Eastern Pan
neutrality-suspicious. Register.
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ing made a brilliant campaign is all
that me would get out of the nominal
tiCn.-LOgan Banner.
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MICH ENTHrSIASM.

particularly by the American chess
masters. who are eager for the oppor-
tunity Of matching themselves against
the experts OF Great Britain.
A large number of letters promising
SUPPORT to the project have been re-
ceiyed. among them being letters from
Pillsbury, Lipschultz, Showalter and
Hvmes. In his letter, Pillsbury sug-
gests that suitable trophy be offered
for such match, to be contested Tor
annually. CT to be contested for after
the manner Of the Americas cup.
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A CHESS tourney
Between English and American Players
on the TapiS.
a Number ofExperts on Both Sides
Of the Water in Favor Of the Pro-
ject, and Much Enthusiasm Has
Been Aroused.

New York, October 20-At the re-
ception to II. n. Pillsbury, in Brooklyn,
on Tuesday, a cable message from Sir
George Newnes, of London, was read
and was received with great applause
1t was sent by Sir George in response
to the following letter:
My Dear Sir:-When our Mr. H. n
Pillsbury was at Hastings, l cabled and
wrote him to open negotiations for a
cable match between London and
Brooklyn.
What I really wished to do was to
bring on an
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
at chess between England and America
each country being represented by
eight of its best players.
Mr.. Pillsbury met with scant en-
couragement for the plan in England,
and / fancy that if he had been so
fortunate as to have discussed this
matter with you, some basis for the
contest, on the part OF England, might
have been proposed by yourself. We
Americans would really like to have q
try with England at chess and, if you
favor the sport, am sure you can easily
bring it off for your country.
"As the Brooklyn chess club can al
ways put into the field a stronger and
more truly representative
AMERICAN TEAM
than can any other chess organization,
l venture the suggestion that it would
naturally undertake this end OF the
contest.
And as the citizens of Brooklyn will
give a great public dinner to Mr.. Pills
bury on Tuesday October 10Th, al
which the most distinguished repre-
sentatives of chess in America will be
present, l venture also to suggest that
you embody any proposals you may be
inclined to make In a cable message to
the Brooklyn chess club, there to be
made public.
Il would rather suggest our national
thanksgiving holiday (the last Thurs
day Of November for the play, " that
date would be agreeable to you. Afait-
ing your kind reply, am, with sirnere
respect,
every truly yours,
JOHN D. ELWELL.'
This attempt to bring about an inter
national chess contest has been receiy-
oil with
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VICTOR ATHLETIC GOODS !

--s=-----. STIR KING Erisi'. l-ANs
Everything guaranteed 20 be the BEST Of
rs kind.
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..Verv trnlY Yours

JOHN D. ELWELL."
This attempt to bring about an inter-
national chess contest has been receiy-
ed with
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-23
THE CONTROVERSIAL ARE WAXING WARM

/ "Out of the Roman States there is no country
where / am Pope except the United States"
Cardinal Manning advised Romans throughout
the world to enter politics as RomaniSts and to
do this especially in England and America.
Rome IS bent on the mastery. Millions are
taught that this country is to come into the
hands of Rome.
Is there no reason for their hope? Think of
twelve millions given to Rome since Abraham
Lincoln was assassinated by Roman Catholics!
The trucking to Rome surpasses belief To q
great extent she dominates the press of this
country. She invades the stores and factories.
She infects the air.
The remedy is found in ourselves. Have we
the sand in US to find IL and use it when
found? All are familiar with Mr.. Gladstone's
statement that man who joined the Romish
system surrendered his conscience to another.
Romish priests might well use the exclama-
ton of the South Carolina planter:
"You call this land of liberty where man
does not have the liberty 10 lick his own
niggerp'
So say the priests "You call this land of
liberty where the Pope has not liberty 10 en-
slave the people and decree the principles
upon which our Government and public
schools shall be carried on?'
There is no liberty in Romanism. McGlynn,
who had an interval of sanity and honesty
and then went back to hug the deusion in
which he had been raised, and again kiss the
II have read in the Jesuit organ published
in Italy an article to the effect that general
popular education was all mistake; that
there was q serious danger in it; that the
comparative increase of education in this CEN
tury in Italy one OF the chief causes OF the
church, troubles in Italy.
What were the Gil drchs troubles?" Mr.. Nc
Glynn asks. He answers his own question
follows:
"Those troubles were the aspirations of the
men of the country; young men, ardent, pat
riotic lovers of their country, Tor the liberty,
the unity and the independence OF their
country"
He goes on to say, s1s it not pretty good
argument from the stronghold OF the enemy