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STILL IN The DARK.
rcontinued from First Page.l
THE LITERARY CONTESTS.

Tho Decision Made Promptly ana the
Honors Divided Between the Societies
Special to the Register.
Morgantown, West Va, June Il
The contest between the Columbian
and Parthenon literary societies at the
university, which took place at Com
mencement Hall Tuesday evening, was
one of the most spirited OF the many
battles which have been fought by
those rival organizations. The COM
modious building was crowded. Prof..
R. A. Armstrong presided, and Guen-
theirs orchestra furnished excellent
music. The judges were Regents c. B.
Hart. George f. Evans, and w. E. Hay
mond. The programme was as follows:
Defamation. The Convict's Soliloquy
the Night Before Execution c. j. PoeS
The American Republic" Harry
Shaw; essay. Religion Necessary to
Social Progress" w. J. Bruner;
Growth of State Intervention" T. w.
Taught; Grafton The Mission OF Our
Nation" w r. Baker; Progress OF
Civilization" William o. Parsons; de-
bate. Resolved, That Attempts of En-
ployers to Ignore Associations Of La
borers are Prejudicial to the Best In
terests of Both" to affirm, w. B. Cut
right: to deny, NJ. +. German. The pro-
gramme was all of a high order OF mer-,
it, rejecting credit alike upon the stu
dents and the institution.
THE DECISION
of the judges was made promptly, and
announced in a happy address by Mr..
Hart. The societies divided honOrs,
Messrs. Shaw and German winning for
the Parthenons, and Messrs. Baker and
Taught for the Columbians. The an
nouncements were received with en-
thusiastic demonstration of approval.
The reception given by Prof. and
Mrs. l. c. White, complimentary to
their guests, Senator and Mrs. Stephen
b. Elkins, and Mrs. Elkins' sister, Miss
Grace Davis was one of the most bril-
liant functions of the many notable so
ciety functions of commencement week.
The handsome residence was embel-
llshed with flowers and plants, and de-
lightful music was rendered through
out the evening by MestreZat's Orches-
ira. The receiving party was composed
of Prof. and Mrs. White, Senator and
Mrs. Elkins, Miss Davis and Mrs.
Henry B. Davenport. One hundred and
fifty guests enjoyed the hospitality of
Prof. and Mrs. White.
WHEELING VISITORS.
Among the Wheeling persons who
are her for the commencement are DR..
w. E. Stathers, d. r. Tappan, Misses
Ella Reed and Tillie McNamee, Mr.. c.
L. Roemer, Miss Bette Mcclure NJ, ISIS
Cox, Of West Liberty, Miss Cox, Of
Bethany.
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Rose Hams are acknowledged by
careful buyers and dealers everywhere
to be superior to all other brands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told.


Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told.
. To-day is the monthly pay day by
the Board of Public Works.
The steamer Lexington is the only
boat running as all the other boats are
laid up on account of low water.
The closing exercises Of the Cattle
dral schools will take place at Convent
Hall Friday evening.
-KOber 6, Disse will open their new
saloon, corner of Eighteenth and Eoff
streets. to-day. A lunch will be sery-
ed this evening.
The Benwood Council, on Tuesday
evening. passed an ordinance to erect
a water works for the town as soon
as possible.
The last will and testament of
Jacob Hull, deceased, was admitted to
probate and ordered recorded. James
P. Rogers and Charles D. Adams quail
fled as executors; bond $4,000, with
I. f. Jones and T. c. Stevenson as
sreties.
The bean bake and picnic to have
been given at Whitman's Grove by
Stephens Post, G.. A. r. and the w. R..
c.. on Saturday of this week, has been
postponed until Saturday, June 18th. A
good time is expected. No charge for
admission 10 the grove.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Henry c. Rempe, a native Of
Wheeling, aged a, and Annie Neid-
hart, a native of Wheeling. aged q;
also to Oscar L. Ford, native Of Chill
licothe. o.. aged "a, and Daisey Newly,
a native of Wheeling, aged 20.
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POLICE COURT.

The attendance yesterday was very
slim in this court. The Opproach of
more hot weather and intense interest
manifested in base ball seems to mono
police the attention of the sporting
community.
Jim Wilson, a cullud brother, was
yanked in by Lieutenant Clemans and
a charge of disorderly recorded against
him. The court decided the charge a
foul" James was allowed TO score
home run"
Fred Travis was the next bate"
up. Officer Shields claimed that Fred
was disorderly. The umpire, Judge
Caldwell, gave a decision in favor Of
the home team" and Frederick was
requested to contribute So and cost to
the city's eXchequer.
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Rose Hams are always reliable.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Court met at 10 o'clock, all of the
judges being present.
Fisher VS.. West Virginia & Pittsburg
Railway Company, from Lewis County:
Writ Of error and supersedeas allowed;
bond $4,000.
State VS.. Kenos Douglass, from
Greenbrier County: Writ of error al
lowed. The prisoner is undergoing a
life sentence in the penitentiary.
Richmond VS.. Dean and others, from
Summers County: Petition for appeal
and supersedeas refused.
Nickel VS.. Sugar Creek Railroad
Company: Upon a petition for writ Of
prohibition. The court was equally d.
vided in opinion as to whether or not
prohibition should issue, and the writ
was therefore refused.
]. w. McIntire and NJ. r. Morris, of
Wetzel County, were admitted to prac-
tice upon motion by J. d. Ewing.
K0en VS.. Bartlett, from Marion Coun-
ty, was submitted
Adjourned to 10 a. m.
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BROADDUS COMMENCEMENT.
Two Graduates Entertain a Hall Full o
People at CIarkshurr.

Two Graduates Entertain a Hall Full of
People at Clarksburg.
The commencement exercises proper
of Broaddus Institute We're held in
Court House Hall before a large and
cultured audience. Many visitors were
present. The audience was one TO in
spire and speaker. The music was rem
dered by Misses Howard, BrOhard,
White Orr, Heatherly and Howell.
The selections were of a high order Of
music and the renditions very accu-
rate, meriting the rounds of applause.
All the exercises of the week have
reflected great credit upon Miss How
ard. Her instruction in music was
never eXcelled in this city
There were two graduates. The ora
ton Of &. f. Garrett on "Sublimity of
Character" was more than sophomore.
II was the product of a well matured
mind, well delivered, in pure English.
The essay Of Miss Mamie Peck, sub
ject For l Believed the Poets" was
sprightly, chaste and full of thought.
Prof. Blair's address to the graduates
was full of scholarly thought in words
well chosen and made a fine impress
sion. The address of the President of
the Trustees, Hon. Geo. NJ. Whitescar-
yer, was a feature of the commence
ment. 1t was business like, hopeful
and enthusiastic as to the future pros
pect Of Broaddus. 1t breathed a spirit
of intense loyalty to the Institute.
Broaddus is planning for a hand
some new building. A financial agent
is now in the field and is meeting with
encouragement. The year just closed
has been very successful and the flu
ture full of promise. Profs. Reynolds
and Blair are superior educators.
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Ladies' genuine Dongola Kid, solid
leather. $3.50 shoes at CSC.
Misses fine Kid $3.50 shoes at SIC.
ChiIdren's Spring Heel Shoes at Soc
Mems Genuine Kangaroo $3.50
shoes. closing out at SL9S.
Mems fine Satin Calf $500 shoes,
solid as a rock. at csc.
Mems Russia Calf, a regular $500
shoe. hand sewed, at $1.SS.
Boys Satin Calf 81. 90 shoe, solid as
2 rock. at SIC.
Bows Russia Calf Shoes at S1.25.
These are the greatest bargains ever
offered. Don't forget to call at
HASENAUER'S SHOE HOUSE,
Telephone 527- Nc L047 Main St
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
LADIES, NEW TOILET MASK.

Fits closely. but not unpleasantly' TO the
face. incites perspratiOn. calls the blood
to the surface, makes cheeks rosy. the FORE
head white and smooth. clears the pores Oh
All impurities and imparts "A freshness and
beauty to the face that nothing else mas
ever done Also Medicated Gloves, when
produce the same effect on the hands.
rOr sale at the leading hair dressing par
Tors. where YOU can also find the largest as
sortment ofbair goods. j. FRONT,
lI48 Main street.
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Rose Hams challenge comparison
and outstrip all competition.
FESTIVAL OLE ROSES.

A festival combining many attrac-
tons will be given at the Young Men S
Christian Association building on Fri
day evening. At $50 supper will be
served. continuing two hours. Supper
will be % cents. At 7:45 the following
programme will be given in the hall:
Song by children; vocal solo, Miss Zoe
Hastings; recitation, Mrs. j. A. Raynes;
vocal solo, Mr. w. B. Day; cornet solo,
Miss Olga Roller; vocal duet Misses
DUNCAN and Hastings; vocal solo, Mrs.
Flora Williams: recitation, Mrs.
Raynes. with piano accompaniment by
Prof. Raynes.
The genuine Rose Hams bear the
troTa mark
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= n.ncA1Ns ~ sR.nn TROUS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN 5000 TROUs-
ERINGS.
just received another elegant line, which
we are prepared TO make to order on snort
notice. {. HESS Il SONS,
Fashionable TailOrs and Gents FURNISH
ers, 1921 and 1928 Market street.
Close at p. N. except saturday
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HOMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION.

May DIST and June 18th the b. & o.
win sell homeseekers' excursion tick
els to principal points in the West
Northwest and Southwest, at one fare
for the round trip. good returning
twenty DAYS from date of sale.
T. c. BURKE,
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Notice to the Public.

The genuine Rose Hams bear the
trade mark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
Passenger and Ticket Agent
WATER RENTS

for the term ending September so,
1897. are now due If paid on or before
June so, 1895, discount of 10 per
cent. Will be allowed. The City Water
Board.
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IF YOU are weak and worn out, or
have that tired feeling, Hoods Sar-
saparilla is just the medicine to re-
store your strength and give you
good appetite. Hoods makes pure
blood.
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Faitb-Promoti7e Series,

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Long Acre, Lonjoui gu Aprll 20, 1910.
Ills iaiuut Wua CUmpOsltur AMI died
buigrp no sun attained his fourth year.
Ito was brought ~ by his grand.
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Personal.

7. @. Woodmancy, the well known
representative Of the VIM. Miller
Range a Furniture company Of Gin.
cinnht, Ohio, who Is Stopping ut the
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representative VI another company.
Ills s0Journ a. Salt Lake this time VIII
bo " nut two or three days duration.
Msssrs. Pierce and Hall, two Of the
attorneys who nave buoI taxing par,
Ina tho roc yrrlnip cOnggs, In the Third
uutric. court before Judge Merritt, go
East over the RIO Ggaude Western
THE evVuiup.
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Stapdsrd Cbureb Works.


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Translated BY the Prophet Joseph Smith, IT,
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Following IA tho program Of cot.
cert O. to giyen NJ Liberty PGTs ~
Hylu's Flrt Regiment band, 0egiu-
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RETTUB.
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A'Irrusing Chamberlain Pain Bsim
ga Was 90 mu0u Improved that Pre-
.HEnW away lIs rFurF, He stys this
iuimeu. 4 him nose good lhrn al
other Iro4I.iuns aud treatment Tu'
tngn,hu, For sale o. 90 Gems per
u....u uy augEle.a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08

Dear old C0uIdOcA'a testimonial
auu farewell O. the ftlEc which no..
cuuBI boo SOS York week ago ysS-
tcfHay afternoon seems 10 have boon
worthy boo uil ways VI tine grand old
man. "A lItIAtDn 90 "a Chicago paper
contains Iuu following account % tho
pyr.i!
"Chafigs W. C1ulIUck bail farewell
90 tuu Stage yesterday, anu ten O' thn
rIrinv m.u auI women 90 uls rrOief-
.iH., beaded by the world gfoA'vst
comedy gvuIus, a. tel 90 uuhiu honor
aud 20 provide o. m0IvHt competence
Tor mis- duClrifg ycnTs. Shcfiinu's
comedy, ruu RIyuls, was presented at
tAu Flilu Avenue thoattr Tor the leuo.
ne ~ the aged Hcior by the greatest
cast % star performers thnt has uern
rryn since o." famous performance q.
nhmly. Tor Lstrf Wlllnok's Luuril
lust fovcu yunu ago. Toe house YES.
lOrdgy uptcscnt"l ij,uij received.
luC sale u souvenir programs urticl
$40 additional. A. each actor male
mo e her fret entrance, tho audience
nuplnu4Ud most uutuusisBueYl y.
Jellrrson's reception lasted utaly -
minute. Me. Drew was hardly lea
lIuurLly appiauGod anu Crane, GJ.d.
win auu tho other IayorileH mai 300
reason 20 complain Of the nature -
guuiT greeting. Eafucsiutsf AMI co..
thuslbsm chamct .rz.d everyone who
took POI IN the y fiUfuaucr.
The Acres oi jefferson anu tho Mt.
MalspfJp Of hlu. Dew IRE classics Of
histruuic pItttAtufu. w, IA, Crane
won additional anu deserved laufcis
TOT his Sir Anthony. GooiWlns SIR
Lucius was gem, aud KeouC, Miller
anu SoabGuIEo added much interest 10
tue play. Do Wr1lf Hopper, who
played David with much iutv9t anu
understanding aud an impossible dIa.
lcci, went Oh To 5 yriugiioil IN special
t,niu Tauiaut with Happiness, Uulautc
Jrtier0l told Lim NJ hr haI newer
seen David 20 well played. bilV Allen
aud MIEs MCllunty we're harmonious
features ui AZ ideal whole.
After tue play the cItiain was "a scI,
disC Osiug CIuduok ~ tue cruior Of
the stag, surrounded by the company.
| Tho old mau's eyes were hiluI with
happy trats, anu Ms Miss Allen and
Mrs. Drew lel him forward hs smiled
, nih tnaukt. when his speech uCgal,A
! drop was lowered 60 serve M a sOuul.
ing board. CUuIduCk's voice was
! chukcI with emotion, auI when he
/ spoke o. himself he nearly broke dow OIL.
Then, nefyoi by the hind applause,
he proiacrd HE farewell byn 81 AMI
ipoGe his last speech M an Aut0f. lie
/ thauked everyone who had anything
| to do with the show and then SAT-;
every body says that this IL my fare.
| well 1. the stage, Now, my ifisaua
| here Insist that Il 10 not; they Will not
lett OF II, aud | confess that / should
iAup gppraT ngaiu II the opportunity
Z is pr.He ted. fear, however, the 0cra
I si1n viii never occur. la that ussc,
udits snd gentlemen, 1 now respect.
July and gratefully wish you mgv.
w0ll.p
Joseph Jefferson was a'terwlrI called
Tor anu voiced the qualification NJ uim.
! self and ms associates AZ participating
! In Tue performance.