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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-30
1,rr1U1r1JNC REGISTER MONDAY. DECEMBER 80 1880

has greatly stimulated operations IN
the Burning Springs oil field, as ma
terial can be transported to that point
by river, and many new wells are ex-
pected to be put down in the field.
The No. well of the Johnson Oh
Company ON the Johnson farm, IN Uhe
Waverly oil field, is now making over
sixty barrels a day, and is considered
one Of the best producers in the held.
1t is on lease owned by a company OF
Parkersburgers.
A case of great interest to oil men
has been in progress before Judge SD
ley, at Marietta, for several days, ana
the outcome is watched with great IN
terest by oil men. Jacob Mueller, VINO
leased his farm near the Sand Hill
field to the Alta Oil and Gas Company,
for oil and gas purposes, asks that the
lease be annulled. Since May, 1884, Uhe
company has had the land under lease
and has been paying Mueller rental
monthly of $3.50. and last summer ne
refused to receive the rental longer.
He now asks the Court to clear the lana
of the present lease and give MIN the
right to lease to other parties ana nave
wells drilled thereon. The Alta COM
pany, in reply. states that they yet IN
tend to drill for deep oil and further
state that they have very little talth
in the shallow sand in that field as an
oil bearing sand
The report that the Waverly field IS
falling off in production is certainly
without any foundation whatever The
field is now in its infancy, and not I'M
til the last three months has there been
drilling in a systematic way done IN
the field. The exact production of the
field has grownto be 1000 barrels daily
and is on the increase. The large COM
panies now operating in the field have
made arrangements to do a great
amount of additional drilling, and UNI
less the wells now drilling in defined
territory come in dry, the production
within the next three months will eX-
coed 1,500 barrels daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-30
WATER RENTS DUE.

Water rents are now due and are
subject to a discount of ten per cent. I
paid before December 81. Not taking
advantage OF this discount is equivalent
10 borrowing money al. the rate OF ~
per cent. per annum. Can you anord
this? Remember, in order TO save the
discount you will have TO pay your bill
on or before Tuesday, December 81. Or
flee open every night this week until 8
o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-30
BEAT HIS BRAINS OFT.

-. Princeton. Ind. December 29.-Last
night near Oakland City, John Cooper
was murdered by George Martin.
Cooper and Martin were travelling horse
traders. and stopped at Oakland City to
get jug Of whisky. They pitched their
tent and quarreled. Martin grabbed a
neck-yoke and battered Cooper's brains
out. Their families were with them.
They were brothers-in-law. Martin
rode away, leavin the dead man living
in his wife's arms. The woman remain
ed in the woods all night with the
corpse. Martin is at large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-30
HOLIDAY RATES

The Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
Ry. will sell tickets at one fare for the
round trip for Christmas and New Year
Holidays. Tickets will be sold Deem
Der oath, 25th and 31st, 1895, and Jan
uary LIST, 1896, good for return passage
until January I'd. NJ. G. CARREL.
Genl Pass. Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-30
THE WOOD COUNTY FIELDS.
to the Register.

Special 10 the ReSlSuei'
Parkersburg, W. Va, December 20
Capt. S. F. Shaw. of this city, who Is
an experienced oil man, having at one
time operated very extensively in the
Volcano oil region, is at the head of the
new telephone line between this city
and Waverly, and states that work on
the proposed line will commence to-
morrow. the poles having been received
for the line.
The rise insthe,ittle Kanawha- river
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-30
EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. HART'S SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
1915 Market st Wheeling. W. VI

Filth annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER. 16, 1898. This school offers
a complete and thorough education In PRAC-
rICsL ENGLIsH, MATHEMATICS. ENGLISH CLAs-
sICs LATIN aud MODERN LANGUAGES and
ELOCUrION. Special advantages offered
graduates from Public Schools, aud others
study. Methods and course OF instruction
compare favorably with the best seminaries
in the country. Boys received I'm the Primary
and intermediate Departments. For circu-
lars or interview apply Co
MRS. N. STEVENS HART,
au2Sh Principal, Wheeling. W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-30
OUR OIL REVIEW.
The Situation the Past Week Very
Quiet.

Little Work was Done, and No
Noteworthy Wells Were Brought
ma Valuable Table of Oil Val
ues' Showing the Highest, Low
est and Average Since 1850.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-30
HOLIDAY GOODS sALE-sToNg & THOMAS. ~~
STONE Z Thomas.
CLOSINGOUT
All HOLIDAY GOODS in some in
stances at a THIRD of
former prices.

Lot Of Celluloid Novelties. Pin Trays,
Match Cases. Brush Holders. Jewel
Cases; articles that sold for 25c and
Csc.
CHOICE 10 CENTS.
Lot Of 1Oc and 15c White Metal Pin
Trays,
CHOICE . CENTS.
Lot of Csc, soc. Toe, S1.OO and S1.25 Jewel
Gases. Mirrors, Picture Frames, etc.
all so at one half our former low price.
Lot of CellulOid and Plush Leatherette
and Celluloid Combination Toilet
Sets, Manicure Sets, Jewel Cases, Col
lar and Gun Boxes. etc, all 90 at one
half former price.
Three very fine Banquet Lamps.
that sold for $500 and $3.50.
CHOICE S1S.75.
Lot Soiled sc and 7c Handkerchiefs,
21a CENTS.
Lot 12l5c and 25c Mussed Handker-
chiefs,
TEX AND 1915 CENTS.
Lot of Japanese Embroidered Silk
Handkerchiefs
AT 6 CENTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-30
TREATY APPRONEn

Lima. Peru. via Galveston. December
29.-It is reported that the Chilean Sen
ate last night approved the Chile-Bo-
livia treaty.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16
Gimet, aitcrsu uartctcm 8eI.,d)

erbielt Dor 3urwm bas Dorf 2ansoorf,
bel Siebenbofen. Non eini9en Sagb=
bunben berfolgt, iiiirmte plDbliA um
Die Mittagsseit Elm Gubel Miloi1lpeine
in's 9orf. IS paren i'm @an5en IS
Stiif. QB1breno % i'm Sorfe berilm=
tobten, ipiiblten IL auf benz 2ir6bofe
berum. gines ber Borifentbiere itiir5te
| iib auf einen Der 0unoe, toel1em es
nit Ieinen 6auern ben 2eib aufiAliste.
Sic 0auern paien aber, na10em lie
lib Dom eriten G1reden erbolt batten,
aud nidt faul. M.t Nrten unb Mif=
eabeln beipaffet, ifiir3ten iie lib auf Die
5biere. Elm furhtbares Blutbao anrih=
tenb. 3mei Sdmeine lasen balbtobt
am gooen. 9lm tapferiten bieb Der l9=
idbrise Gne1t Des gigentbiimers @s=
rarbrp brein. Gnolib mar Der Gieg
erfohten, neun S1tpeine neBten nit
ibrem Dilute ben Booen. Ser 8iirger=
neiIter lieb nun iofort ausf1ellen, Die
erbeuteten neun 9biere follten auf oas
8iirgermeiiteramt sebradt tperOen.
God bapnn lpollten Die 8auern nihts
milIen. sic bebielten unb Dertbeilten
Die Gdmeine unter lid, 10 bob, als Der
telegraphifb bena1ri6tiate Sagbpdd-
ter am Gonnabenb eintraf. nihts mebr
ba mar. Gie Golge oaDOn lit, bob Die
aneelegenbeit nun nod Elm geri1tlibes
Na6ipiel baben piro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16
GBe oer Seinp Der Mcmid,beit,

genonnt WaaIaria ipis cine 2ofomctipe nit 8onbarpf
auf DID einbringt breme iOfort NIT 9otetters Msa.
gsnbitters has isimen GortiUritt betmt uub unbeil
osrbhtst gdhtteIfroft uno Gisber me1ieifiebsr,
TiIsrmsitsruus wailspsrbdrtuns uHb epieen iuerDsn
proiapt sstinbert nnb srmb furirt bur biefss Uni.
psriaibousmittel bas aun In GdusH BON giliDHtdt,
Dpsptplie oDsr @erDaunngsbtIhiperb gerftOpfuna.
eaftriI6sm aopiipeb, NerpDHtdt, Rbeumatismus anb
sleuraIeie iGnsu anb fter Wifi @egen bic fGdoli.
6en mirtuassn plbtli1en 1tmpsratnriDe1iels sesen
gfdltung bs fsn6ttm Meter segen bic Dgsn 8esftis
ger liebsroutrsnsuns ober forpsrtibts eretiIs nnb
jonitise sefnnDbeitsfadbfi9s GiHitaiie TT es Elm
bar1aus pertronruswaroiaes G1nbmittsI es sftjtiat
ben abrper sssen aranfbet fbrbert appeht nnp
e3IaI uub beFlsunief bic ssfesSaIsstens mad j&tuds
fbtnbsn unb Sebrenben Rranfbeiten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16
GlebelQnD, 0orain TITO
85eeling 8. N.

EabrpIan in araft lett bcm ls. 9iop. 1894.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16

8. 9. TerrD, General Yaiienger 9let.,
Glebelanb. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16

Ser Winter balt bic Grbe sefaneen
aber Dprlduiia fiibrt er nod Elm mdbia
frenges Gegimetlt Sur Greuoe Der Oiirfs
| tigen iinb Mrmen, Denen es an 1eisma=
terial sebriht. Sebod 1T nns armen
Guropdern itrenoe Gdlte in NusliAt ge-
felt, ba bas oflibiriid)e sis BEL 5pib-
bergen unb NDnaia 5emia in geipalti=
gen Maiien porbanben lei.
Oils cine Gurioiitdt lit 81 per5eidnen,
| baB aegenpdrtig Die Yoif aus Stalien
iiber alle 8erge bis nad Gburlualbcn
| (0raubiinben) per &ab fdbrt, bagegen
BON Gburiualbcn na1 Gbur nit ben,
Sblitten.
lleber ben GdIebanoel lit aeaenwdrtig
nidt beionoers pisl gu fa9en. Sie @r=
porteure riibmen Oas @ei6dft niht.
8ei re6t ibDner 2aaerpaare 9ebe es
nod an, aber Die fleiniten Saie=6ebler
iperben BON ben Gdufern nit Geloabaii=
gen pber &iidipeiluns oer Waare ge4
riist. gGer beim Mus5ug Der Sdfe nibt
iebr croft perfabre, Der miiile nit ger-
luit arbeiten.
Tas III Der Geilenoenipelt gut ge=
tannts ,0otel gum tpeiben areua" in
Yalel lit in ben 8elib oes beuti6cn Nr=
beiterpereins iibergegangen.
Inter oem Broteftorat Der Ofonomi=
i,ben lno gelneinniibigen 8elelll6att
oes Gantons Bern miro in ct. .Smier
cine 9ausbaliunasIdule fiirS Ohter aus
Der beutIhen Sdlueis segriinoet. Die
9lnltalt Miro auf bplllfdnoig aemelnnit=
bieer 8runoluse segriinoet, um oamit
ben slniang gu MAIDEN, Die tbeuren
peniionate bes MeliAlanoes, no Die
S60ter oft ebey persoaen, itatt ersogen
meroen. iiber1iiilig gu MAIDEN. Sano=
auf lanbab flaat man iiber Die glus=
beutung. welebe in oieIell 8enlionaten
idpun9poll betrieben miro oarum per=
bient bas 8or9eben 9enannter Sefell=
ihaft pollFe Wnerfennung.
Sod nun genug fir beute. sluf
WieoerIehen i'm neuen Sabr I! ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16

aeIhieben, Elm Mann, Der ifets unent=
tpest 5ur freilinnisen Sa6e aeltoncen
|iif.
sSn Mollis (Glarus) itarb.. So Sabre
oft, Der altefe @emeinbebiirger, gbri=
fof geslinser, Der I. 3. inter Den Sab
nen Garls x. BON s}rantreid aebient
bat ais 17jdbriser Siinsling mar er
in bas 2. SdmeiSer=9 Regiment eetreten.
DapDs bat ieBt ca. 1000 Gursdfts /;
Dapon limb 600 9eutIbs. 500 gnsldn-
Der, 200 G9meiSer.
2lm Mbenb beg 81. Sea. ipurbe bas
DDrf 3n1npl bel Solotburn gum eriien
Ulal eleftriIh belenhtet.
eyn @riinen bel Sumisipalo (gern)
| iit oas fir Grs. 51O0 periiderte Gdae-
aebdube bes 6rib 6taloer, Mirtb uno
Sdgemeiiter, fait UOllifdnbia nieoer3e-
brannt.
Mm Weihnants=W =Worsen III In 2ob-
wnl (8ern) bas 0aus oes gigarrenma=
bers irib Wolf abaebrannt. Da bas
SnlIHelod am Gpribsnbaus burd Elm
Slid Dol3 pernaaelt mar, ipiro b6sipil-
|lige 9ranbitiltung permutbet.
Die Rolfen fur ben gau Des neuel
9beaters IN Bern iinb auf Grs. 600, :
900 berednet fir Befdaffuna BON De-
ltorationen, Hibnen, WObiliar, gibIio-
! t6ef etc. finb S5rs. 100, 600 iii MnfdIag
aebrdbt, 10 bab zine 0eiammtfumme
Ibon 5rs. 700, 900 erforberiih lit. mos
Ippfi Grs. 500, 900 burG elm prdmien-
Mnleiben geOedt peroen foueu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16
0sbeMmatismt.s oorDcrri6)fttO,
peraniaBt bur1 Den pl6bliden We0iel
Der 5elnperatur.

Gbeumatismus berridt 9esenlpdrtis
mebr als ie 3upor. Wer BON oieiem
llebel, nit leinen peini9enoen S0mer=
,cn eeplagt miro, Der 1T fiirmabr eln
bemitleibensmertber Meni4. S1mer=
sen i'm @iiden, in ben 8elsllfen ullo
Musteln, ipenu au0 lei6t, liilo INNER
Elm warnenoes 8pr&i6en elmer fort=
i9reitenoen Gt6rung in oer Shdtl9telt
oes Ylutes, unb aeigt Gbeullatismus
an, lpenn nidt seitig porgebeugt miro.
Seit Der @infiibrun9 non Sr. Sapio
&enneop's 6aoorite &emeop lino gtbeu=
matismus=2eioenbe ieltener. SSaborite
Renlebp beieitigt oas rbeumatii6e 8ift
i'm Ylut, re9elt Die 8lut @irtulatipn
unb Harft bic glerpen. Ser bette 8e=
lpcis leiner Wirfiamfeit lino Die bielen
ersiel!en Ssilunaen.
sd litt ieit Is Sabren on rbeuma=
tilben @ntsiinbun9en". iAreibt s. g.
9aper in Gaf Naflau, 81. g., voie 10
beitie waren, Dab i1 befiir6tete, auf
2ebensseit pertriippelt su iperoen. lln~
ter drstlider Sebanblung muroe oas
llebel nur nod fhlimmer. Or. &enne=
oDs Saporite &emeop bradte mir pom
erlten Gebraude on 8eileruns uno fll=
rirte mid 3ulebt pollitdnbig."
Die id0ne 5phter bes Serrn Mc=
GairIano in Ses Mpines, ecSa., lit big
5ur 6iilfslOli9feit an rbeumatli9en
6iiftihmersen. gia6 einisen Soien
bon Or. &enneoDs Gaporite &emeop
besann ibr 2eiben na65ulaflen uno bel
fortseiebtem @ebrau6 murbe iie gans
sebeilt.
8. 2aniins bon 9rop, q. g., litt 10
fur6tbar an &beumatismus, oab man
i'm i'm gette umtpenoen mubte. yta1
tursem @ebrau1e bon Sr. GennebDs
isaoorite &emeop tpurbe er bDllltGnbig
oeiuno. Warum alio bon &beuma=
tismus ooer Nerpetleiben li6 plagen
laiien, oa senannte Meoi5in gu9 oo6
belfen fann ? 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16
BETWEEN BsYaao AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.

sDaily. Except Sunday. FLAG stop. meals.
Dark Faced Typs denotes time from 10 90 noon to II 90
midnight Light Faced from IL 90 midnight to IL 90 noon
JOSEPH WOOD, E.A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agcnt
l1-30-9l.-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks and further information re-
garding the running OF trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-16

Nos. 32G and 332 connect at Wellsville for
Steubenville and Bellaire. NOs. 33s and S42
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, FOR the
East.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-24
2RIDGEPORT.

VIM. Roach, a young and well known
brakeman on the c., l.. & w. road, died
Tuesday afternoon of blood poisoning,
which resulted from getting his foot
mashed a couple OF weeks ago. The
remains were shipped 10 Newark, o.,
last evening.
Rev. Father Weigand has returned
home from GAINESVILLE, where he has
been visiting.
The suit of n. c. pogue against John
Flading for breach OF contract came
to an end yesterday morning about
half-past two o'clock by the jury rem
dering a verdict for S75 in favor of the
plaintiff.
Miss Emma Goodwin. of Orville, o.,
is the guest of Mrs. A. Hillyer for a few
days.
Caleb e Couture have been awarded
the contract for plumbing the National
bank.
Earl Simms, a young child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simms, who reside back of town,
died Tuesday evening. The remains
were taken to Darlington yesterday for
burial.
DR.. w. Fisher still continues about
the same, there being no change.
George HOllen of S.eubenville, was
here yesterday on business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-24
MARTINS FERRY.

The Independent Signal, a paper
published at Grinnell, Ia, makes some
very odd statements concerning the
hose races at Atlanta. 1t says that F..
w. Clarks (the hose team Of that place.
have returned home from Atlanta
where they won everything except the
belt, and that was given to an Ohio
team on a technicality. In another
column they say the race between the
I Grinnell and Martins Ferry teams on
Friday was a tie and was run OF Satur-
day, Martins Ferry winning Our
Westerners are badly mistaken all
around. The first decision Of the Judge
of the races Friday was Martins Ferry
first, Butler, Pa, second, and Grinnell
given no time at all on account of max
ing no coupling.
Luther Gibson is again in the tolls
Of the law; this time charged with
stealing several pen-knives from Peter
Wagner. He was taken to St. Glars
vile yesterday afternoon, and will be
sent to the reform school at Lancaster.
Chas. Carpenter is at Toledo on bust
ness.
Sheet mills Nos. 6, Z, 6, 9, 10, II and
u, at the Aetna-Standard. are OFF on
account Of the boilers leaking.
A number of the fremen who were at
Atlanta received photographs that they
had taken while on Lookout Mountain.
William BursOn has returned home
from a couple of weeks stay at Sisters
vile.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adams, of Jefferson street, celebrated
the sixth anniversary Of their marriage
by entertaining several couple OF their
friends. The evening was spent in a
very enjoyable manner and an elegant
supper was served at n seasOnable hour.
Mrs. p. +. Brady is yitising relatives
at Irondale
Mrs. Thomas Pugh is visiting friends
and relatives at Cleveland.
The poles for the line Of the electric
light plant are here, and work will be-
gin Immediately.
Last evening a large delegation OF
Democrats from this place. accompanied
bv the Barton brass band, went down
to Bellaire to attend the Democratic
speaking.
J. E. Toole and company of actors
presented Killarney on The Rhine last
evening. to a small audience, at the
Opera House. The play was an excel
lent one and each one did their part in
a very creditable manner. They should
have received better patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-24
WOODSFIFLD.

Mr. Chatam Sinclair, druggist of
Wheeling. was here Friday shaking
hands with cid friends and acquaint-
ances.
Miss Angelina Mcfarland, Of Oak,
was a CUES. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bittner.
A new lot of Tams. Silk Hoods, Red
Cans and Sailors at Bert Jones. While
here Wednesday call and see the dis
play Of fine millinery and get prices
that will aStonish YOU.
Mr.. Arher Okey and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Diehl visited the oil
field at Antioch Sunday.
There was a good we'll come in Sun
dav on the Barkus farm in the Dog
Skin district.
They drew the casing out Of the Ben
wood oil Company's we'll Sunday
which proves it to be D. hole
Mr.. Jacob BeTtram ana Vernon Wal
ton. Esq. went to Cameron to-day on
business.
Hon. Josiah Sinclair left for his home
in Benwocd after q pleasant stay of a
month here with old friends and pros
pecting for oil.
Mr.. Millhowe, DR.. Ferguson and sew
eral other gentlemen visited Beallsville
Sunday.
Mrs. Mallory is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Rev. r. S. Sears, of East
Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs.-Arnold Reef Of Wash
ington. d. c., are the guests OF her
mother. Mrs. Oleta Snyder, and other
relatives
Mr.. z. A. Culbertson left to-day for
Pittsburg on business. He viii visit
his family for a few days before re-
turning
AIr. Bidner and wife visited Antioch
Sunday.
Two big focks Of crows passed over
town yesterday, and one to-day, going
South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-24
GENUS AND INSANITY.

DR. Max NOrdaus SenS3LOhdl MOih
on Degeneration" has brought out
OH D170l-9i N'-O1
remarkable uu-erance from me ui'"
- ,.l;o,+e3 namely
NuCm llt "tIh was u0u40'''~1'
prof Casa~a ] ,0nbr0SO the famous Ildl-
-.,i,roso seeks
ian alienis-. Professor LOmOrOso' seems
60 correct NOrdau FOR m-s1aAl-o '--~
,,.+,-,.- -f fD-ors-v rs lack CT
80 III eo-ll9 "a 4---e'i--''
e-.rf,- To~,b r0so boldly affirms on the
..- ;,,,e,i+v sbould
contrary tha1 ,lis very INSANE -
nave 071n Instantly Ie-O7-i--'-"
dan as -ba unmfstakable sign OF genius.
.e.,,, :,eane
Genus ne uecIAl0 g. 80 ,
v-frhcu- hv insanity losing us NaIue.
"---0~- ny
He continues.
..r--,..,,,,. an .sr,rees have the eccen-
tricities. ana even The dsl l-' i %Ss,
T S' and I5sen. To demonstrate STRAIT
5 faaJ sen' 5s a6d others others before me have
shown genius is form OF ol, Gs55 ior me
who follows my theories, instead instead OF 2ib ae1
sI o,e - mem I- 10 ODE be geniuses and enlarges
Us i5,sS Inns SH fo- ,'' the 'S very reason
,aat they aek feeond 2ris4S mann of "i seaius
.. is an abnormal being. an exception Keep, bc
ne is ae5e9, eI ,r9 same .'' as TO his intellect;
he has many physolog;,12i ana ,lbsr Inv he
d.i.riam Of persecution, or by mesal on IA
2 p. rs ~ e ep..spsy. So we can
understand that men or ieni iEe ms insane. an
intelligence unlike that q e6 9shg gTreiu 5tSS,
msnia 's habits. moral peryersitie,s, ,i con
s S,,l5rS ard dsIir.um. And thus
We see how easy t. Is i sTd > 2ola in ~ con-
t-Ssr with ne BOURGEOIS. because OF ,5 54aI
eNcsss or orig Us s'' II ,hem But this very
craziness is q consequence anu p''0- -
''' 80, 80 Is. s,eoies of insanity-th:s,
...u Sc .,,s verdict Of the foremost ex-
a.-- %, nsvcbia-rv now living! This
- :. nv M means new. The phe-
-, ~ garfrs has long bahled the
WORLD Us very name was given it by
IN, .,ois7-s Who were content to be-
,t.... .ho ~,srl,,ess" % be especially
-..-.--.l nv the guardian demons Of
..t -h.,. br1+ no mad-houses for
~. t,-.rs holding them to be sacred.
viz -t, christians came into power
.,-. -,,,,- bowovar that the insane
.., ..--.-s,5 bv devils Then came
w. 49,, of whose sobool Professor
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-24
BELLAIRE.

Mr. James Snively, of Captina, was
attacked by a dog on last Sunday. He
drew a revolver and attempted to shoot
the dog, but the revolver failed to
revolve, and while trying to revOlve it,
it was discharged, the shot carrying
away part of the third phalange Of
the index finger near the knuckle joint.
Dr.. d. \. Riggs dressed the member,
and though he took away part of the
bone, still he believes he can preserve
a fairly good finger for him.
John Workman and family and Al
vadOre Workman and family start for
the West this week for their future
homes.
Mrs. Thomas Wetherald, Of the Fifth
ward. left yesterday over the B. & o..
road for an extended visit among Cali
fornia friends.
There was a profusion of flags and
decorations yesterday. especially
among saloon keepers. Some of these
were very tasteful and artistic, show
ing skill and labor. All done in honor
of the Campbell meeting held last
night The weather, though cool. was
all that the most particular person
could ask. There was some disappOint-
ment in some places and numbers fail
ed to come because of the report of
Campbell's sickness and that he would
not be in Bellaire
There was a record of one drunk at
the Mayors Office yesterday.
A lecture course has been decided on
to consist of lectures by two of the most
noted lecturers in the country, a must
cal concert, and a musical and humor-
Gus entertainment Now Belleire low
ers of fine intellectual amusements may
be accommodated
Harvey Bros, of the First ward, ship
ped a carload of tomatoes to Wheeling
dealers yesterday.
Charles Hanke, of Pittsburg, is here
to attend the funeral of his daughter
in-law who was buried yesterday
The South Before the War will be
at the Elysian on November 9Th. This
is a very realistic performance and be-
speaks a strong patronage.
The Pension Board in their grind
yesterday examined five applicants for
pensions or increase.
An oyster supper for the players is
the wager for a ball game this after
noon on the commons between the
'Pythians" and MasOns," the losers to
pay for the supper
Mrs. John Suger accompanied her
daughter Minnie TO Mt. Clemens yester-
day. where she goes for her health.
The body of Miss Aurelia Sinram
will arrive at the c. & p. depOrt to-day
at 1115 a. m. From this point it will
be taken directly to the cemetery.
The annual meeting of the directors
of the B.. B. & NJ. F. Street Railway Co.
will occur at their Office in Bridgeport
on November %.
Miss Ella Smith. of Houston, Texas,
is the guest Of her uncle, J. B. Smith,
of the Fourth ward
The infant son of W. R. Morgan and
wife died shortly after its birth. The
parents have our sympathy.
VIM. MOorehOuse, Of the First ward,
is over in West Virginia on hunt.
NJ. r. Seal and John Parks are at
Beallsville looking after some oil in
terests.