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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-02

Don't miss the c B. L. picnic at Mo-
Fart Park Tuesday, August Srd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-02
CATHEDRAL MISSION.

A two weeks mission will open at st.
Joseph's cathedral October 8. The first
week is for women exclusively, and the
second for men. The mission will be
conducted by three excellent speakers
from the Jesuit order. Further details
in connection with the services will be
announced later. The last mission al
the cathedral was remarkably success
ful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-02
ANNUAL RETREAT.

The annual retreat of the priests of
the diocese of West Virginia will take
place at St.Joseph's cathedral next week
beginning on Monday, the 9th inst, and
continuing several days. All, or near
" all. of the priests of the diocese will
be present. about thirty-two in number.
The retreat will be conducted by the
Rev. Father Mccarthy. a prominent
member of the Jesuit order. who has a
number of relatives in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-02
EIBERNIAN PICNIC.

Parke Division of the A. o. H, assist
ed by the Ladies' Auxiliary. will give
their annual outing at Wheeling Park,
Thursday. August r. There will be a
display OF fire works in the evening,
and supper will be served by the ladies
in the casino restaurant The commit
tees in charge have been appointed and
are as follows:
Chairman, Mr.. NJ. B. Bailey. restau-
rant; Mrs. James Fleming, Jerry d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-02
AN EXCELLENT SERMON.

At high mass at 10: 30 o'clock yester-
day at st. Joseph's cathedral, an excel
Inc sermon was preached by the Right
Rev. Bishop Donohue. His theme was
the paternity of God. and he showed
that the old testament was the gospel
of fear. and the new testament the gos-
pei of love. There were very large con-
gregations at all the Catholic churches
yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-02

c. B.L. Outing at Mozart Park Tues
day August 3rd, benefit of st. Mary S
parochial school,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-02
Special to the Register.

Ashland, KY, August 1.-Represen-
tatives of the Florence Oil Company,
of Pittsburg. have secured oil and gas
leases on a large part of this county,
and have had timbers sawed and ma
terial shipped in for the new well on
Catlett's creek. The exact location
will be fixed next week by the mem
beers of the company, and will be some
where near the old we'll which gave
such promise as gasser.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-02
THE FAREWELL SERVICES
Held in the Old Presbyterian Church
in Martins Ferry

Yestsrday-The Building Will be
Torn Down to Make Room for a
More Commodious and Modern
Structure-The Pastor Preached
g Sermon in Which He Reviewed
the History Of the Church, and
Expressed the Hope That the
New Structure VIII be Com
pleted.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-18

Prof. Arthur BORON, superiuteDd'
ent of the south side schools. OF
Rich Hill, is a candidate f"r County
Commissioner Prof. Boron WAS
born aud raised iu Bates county, aud
tkkes especial prld4 in her institu.
t,,ns. He was reared under tue pro!
tectorats of that grand old d-mocrat
Who was beloved by every man i4
Bates county. Ju sge Sam F Haw-
kins He was educated at tn st te
University. aud took q Normal
course in that Institution OF I-srning.
He has been teaching for FIX years,
aud the pre.-Lt important posiiion
he holds shows how high he stands
in h,s profession, He has been
closely associated with Prof Thur
man for years aud would II nn'ni.
mated ard elected carry "n' his
excellent system. besides ad,i'ug
mary new features in the ma age
ment nf the schools 10 the c"nnfy.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-18

The congressional committee on
public buildings has recommended
AL additional appropriation OF 1885,
900 to complete the public building |
at Kansas City. There has been
sp-nt on this building already ST.
O5O.OO0, and the appropriation com.
pietes the total limit Of cost $780,.
900. The building ought to be q
good Que provided the appropriations
have been leeitimately expended.
The show and it's organ located
under the TINES window near a week
has gone and We are not sorry The
CITY should make no distinction III
collecting a tax from these travelling
shows. The one that collects as
YOU come out should have no advan
tage over the one that charges to
get in. The organ grinding ought
to be prohibited altogether a. q
public nuisance
". F Hemstreet asks a renomi.
nation to the Office Of Justice OF the
Peace His name appears 10 our
announcement column this week.
Mr. Hemstreet has been holding the
Office of Justice number of years,
is a reliable officer and has given
good satisfaction. He has attend
ed to his duties punctualiy and il
. he has erred it has been OF the he ad
and not the heart. He has never
been defeated which is good evidence
that be has performed his otliga
3 tions well.
. The grand jury found true bill
! against Stella Martin and Saturds.,
Sheriff Mudd took her il charge
. By giving bond sbe was coon releas
!, ed. Stella is a woman OF very bat
j character. and the charge agains
her is keeping house Of bad repute
Certainly the prosecuting attorne
!. will haye no trouble in proving th
r reputation of the woman. as her vii
g character Is only too we'll known /
5 this city. The lowest fue under th
!. charge is 5000 This is the sam
: woman 40 a few weeks ago va
o stabbed By Bert Stanley She is
- disgrace to this city and if sne GET
q her ;9st Deserts tie jury betoE
II whom. she : tried. will give her liz
- which will only BE- limited bT h
Law,
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-18

Seven inches of snow fell in Kan
Q "a City Sunday In Butler the fall
Was about two inches or less.
Five suits for divorce were filed
with the circuit clerk of Vernon Co,
by one attorney Friday. Four women
and one man charge desertion and
non support.
Prof. Beeson has secured Eli Per
kins for a lecture, aud he will be
here about the middle Of March.
Eli is the funniest man on the plat.
form.
The post Office building at Irwin
Mo, was entered by thieves The
postoffice matter was not troubled,
hut a lot of articles were taken from
the little store department in the
building.
Otta Breen, one of car load OF
New York orphans, distributed al
Lamar few years ago, was arrest
ei at Lamar, charged with breaking
into a store at Parsons, Kansas
The state board of transportation
in Nebraska is investigating th'
cause why the farmers OF that stat
are burning corn for fuel instead o
shipping it and furnishing coal.
A Bennett folder has been put il
the Office of the Nevada Mail. Tn
3 Mail is one of the best papers r.
!, ce,ved at this office. and Mr., Speed
t the editor, spares no expense t
] mako hie-nAaer and office first cias'
LII Mail is an up.so.date newspape
. There is one paper IN tn
Z United States that is not controlle
/, BY the sugar or any other trust.
It is the New York World. This gre'
paper at the present time is turniu
q more daylight into the workings an
o atealings cf the trusts than all 9TH
It agencies combined, In its fight G
9 these great corporations, it spar
not and will not be subdued
'e bought of.
= The business before the circu
d court has been greatly impeded Il
past week by sickness of attorne,
;, witnesses, etc, On this account Il
II civil docket, or that part OF 1t whi'
), has not been disposed OF by speel
"A iodpe, VIM. Page, has been conti
ued until after the criminal dock'
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-18

same man, imprisoned in the chafnei mouse
of ;iI-heaItfl will bit too often idly. ana
without an effort, await the ap roach Of
death. There is but one way to meet ana
overcome the deadly disease, con nrnpsson:
II is to grasp the best weapon at tnd ana
yaIiantly beat down the barriers 0. disease
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dist very u
the best and only sure weapon to Us: n Dat
ting with consumption. II cures 9: pei
cent Of all cases 1t purihes and bafics up
the blood, ard drives out the disease germs.
The lungs cannot long remain diseased tina,
are constantly renewed by rich, red. arlesiai
blood Of TIE best quality. When the I1ags
are supplied with pure blood, the germs oi
consur1pt;ou are soon rendered harmless.
The :" Discovery also contains eaeFIents
tha. steady and strengthen she nerves, ana
!, Is TIE best r,sediciT.e for those sifesfng
frou. loss Of sleep, brain fag and sssFwofk-
Thousands have testified TO the g'F Il Dene-
Cts received from this wonderful ;5sdicine'
Miss Mary Whitman. Of Fast Dsckinson. s
E-z7kfir1 Co ~ T., writes: Fo1 fea1ff ata
-,frr.hs have had rad cough, and sEs1ea1 o.
getting better, il grc1x vcTse. 1nI5 y -. go
s7sts gv friend 80 srT DR. P!sTce ts<A:@7 sasxa
al T,s~re-y hess. stsai 9. frs for Il seemed
% r sso&Fsiriss woahi sesee telssf o-ssy sfasa
-,.-4-sta zrs-e --.xfeezs aegyt RE, a-G Ts saa
fo Faze consumption. tired yoIr !fle2ic1hss
-zs tetzg-e had tafgss r..a-zs doses tsse ssas
s-T-s+r 50 tsss-4s1 70 say aad 70 S4.sfs III.
,zns 4 -razt deal str9-ge~- Mary tsz's - sa1
r1ss-oyezs-' 1E @sscF.gz aa<t5zzzze-
r. ~ces -z-t , ef 70 5octor-booE Il rsar2ef
e-o--ars free. szn6 II cer.ts "a staE-;.ss. so1
ErsncGr eio.a binding, tess sessts 81 =
ASdrcss. Or. z. Y. I'seTce. Buffalo, y. l.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-18

Kansas City has decided to have
,urfsw law.
Corn in Nodaway county is only
ringing 10 cents bushel.
The roads. Well, there isn't any;
bottom has simply dropped out
Judge Booker Powell, one OF the
lns' best friends and substantial
pscribers, will accept thanks for a
nswAl to '9S.
The interior of the Ohio street M
church is undergoing repairs and
being given q neat coat OF paint
nd paper.
TN. Buckles, Butler, is a new
hbscriber to the booming TINES
hey all want the best paper pub
shed in the county.
Yes, Carroll did good work for the
nuse of free silver aud Stephens,
nd the TIMES has no kick il he il
mwarded for his services.
g. P. Staley, one of the substan
al farmers from Burdett neighbor
hood and a staunch friend to tn
l,oming TINES, called and renewed
J.H. Connolly, landlord OF tn
Numerical Hotel, Warrensbure
anpped dead in his room, OF hear
Failure. He had been i'll for severe
dys.
The cal dilates fer justice OF tn
pace for this township are hustlin
N votes. They are all good mel
"a the victors will make exceller
6cers.
The city is maksing tue arrans
sents to put the county prisoners
NIX on the ctreets and IN sho
Ne the chain gang will be earnin
Aeir board aud lodging.
Ira Judy, of Merwin, one OF II
hbstantial men of western Bate
Nll accept the best wishes OF Il
hrEs for his future prosperity al
Aanks for renewal.
All know the president-eiect
kKinles, but how many can q
" name of the vice president-sle'
X your friends and you will III
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-18

of the wrong emf of the horn and
"wh-re il be at
Tue railroad employees generally
over the state are oppo-'"g the bilt
fn reduce railroad psss-nger rates
from 5 10 2 c-nt- Their oppos.t,"n
r--ss Oh the p"Int that thr coIupani-s
will reduce their "aS-s accordingly |
The two big events tor March are
the inauguration ce,tm ,'ui-s aud he
Co, ,be.t-F,tz.immons fight I, is II
ace a. To which viii attract mo.t
attention, with the onds Ia fay"r #
the light S the big papers have IT.
Mayor Cl4rdy las appointed r 'bt.
E ,hnsot.. county surveyor, c,t,
eugiu-er Or course the council will
approve the appointment Mr..
Johusou Will have charg" Of all tie
street work
T 3 Esiug. Il representative Il
the Missouri Glass co'upauy OF ST.
Louis, formerly stnckman, died N
chair IN the Office OF the Transit
h,t.l Kansas City. Death "as caused
from heart failure brought OF by
r1cess4ye driuG.
The cotf-e trust and the suga;
trust have fallen out Both want te
coptrol the market OF the Uult-t
States anh Sc. the price. Ia the Wal
that is raging between the TIVE
trusts the people are benefited b,
lower prices.
The Kansas City Times atates .ha
an effort will be made in that city t
have the presid~n, appoint Sal
Snelby Z. s. Marshal to fill out th
un+xpir4d term of his father, whic
would be about one year.
, B.stel Meyers. of Osceola, th
} we'll known pension agent, droppe
! lead from heart disease III the oftie
of Dr.. Whaley, at Clinton, Mo whi
! he ph, sic,an was preparing him
dose of medic,ue. He was 60 yeal
of age and war veteran.
DR. Case and wife of Warrensbur
! arrived here Sunday evening II
} doctor returned home Monday MIR
} Case will remain a week or 80 VII
ting friends. She is stopping at Il
! residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
} Adair.
: j. L DeJarnett announces wi
US this week, and asks the nomin
ton for constable. Mr.. DeJarna
." moved to Butler about year a.
" from his farm in the north part
the county. He is young man #
ed of energy and if nominated a
70 elected would make good offic
en- be reliable in his transactions q
nd punctual in the discharge of
duties.
or In our announcement column Il
be week will be found the name Of G
oh. ". Wilson, who asks the nominate
lat. for collector OF this township.
Wilson is one of Buffers promin'
merchants and highly respected c
n. zens. He is thoroughly qualified
- the position he seeks and wo
make the township an efficient offe
the Greece and Turkey are about
lock horns Greece has sent s
boats and msn to the leland
Crete, where the Turks are kill
Christians and burning towns.
powers are Offering no resistance
the naval display OF Greece, and
between the two countries appt
ton to be inevitable unless Turkey bs
the down.
The tax payers league OF Yer
county want reduction OF so
cent in the salary of county of6c
1t in Que cratic fellow waited the o
The to go to the lowest bidder.
re- league finally passed resolution
'eed' petition the legislature to pass a
to reducing salaries
John Hunt will hang at Colun
apei' Mo. Hunt shot his daughter
the tho night of August %, last, in
.uaa Columb mbia. He was under the il
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-18
To Cure u Cold in One Day

hike Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
|A All druggists refund the money
! Il fails to cure. csc. 5l-6n.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-18

Hoods Pills act promptly and
easily on the liver and bowels. Cure
sick headache.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-02-18
NV Neighbor..Told Me

About Hoods Sarsaparilla and adj
vlsed me to try it-This is the kind
of advertising which gives Hoods
Sarssparilla the largest sales in the
world. Friend tells friend that
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures; that 1t
gives strength, health. vitsiity and
yisor, and whole neighborhoods use
it as family medicine.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-01
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

I
The Congressional candidacy of Col
Jack Chinn In the Sixth Kentucky dis
trtct evidently presagep war to the
knife.-Chlcago Times-Herald.
Ex-Gov. Boics protests that he had
nothing to do with the framing OF the
Chicago Platform. There are others,
Uncle Hod.-Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
Platts leadership in New Yo.k drove
100000 Republicans away from his ma
chine. AT that rate he can stand Just
one more elcctIon.-New York Mail and
ESprcAs.
How can it be said truthfuliy that
the money question is dead issue when
there is such 4 lively tinkcring over
the problem of currency rerorm?-St.
Louis Republic.
Secretary OF State Sherman will cele-
Drate his golden wedding in few
months, and even the most rabId sill
veIite can sec no rold-bug outrage in
this golden jubilee Louisville Pest.
The whole law-bolstcred trust system
Is pernicious and diabolical, anu how
ever widely Democrats differ on the
money question they should swlpc this
evil Mt the first opportunity
News.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-01
IN FIVE IsUNDRED YEARS.

According to the Baltimore News, Mr..
n. j. w. LcClto, Of Philadelphia, writing
on the destruction of Cobb's Island on
the Eastern Shore OF Virginia, says that
Its submcrgencc is not due to the wash
of the sea or the force OF The waves.
While the SEA and wind may make To-
cal and temporary changes In the beach
line, their action alone Is not sufficient
to build up or destroy islands or the
coast line. Mr. lie Cato explains the
submergence OF Cobb's Island upon the
theory of the gradual sinking OF the
land surface. This process is constant
~ going on east of the Alleghanies. from
Maine to Florida. In five hundred years
he predicts that the Virginia Peninsula
of the two counties OF Accomac and
northampton will have practically dis
appeared.
3 Our friends in Accomac and North
ampton should bear this in mlnd tina,
In five hundred years more their good
old counties, according to Mr.. lie Cato,
will drop practically out Of sight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-01
PERSONALS.

Miss Nellie Salome Thomas, of Bos-
ton. while In England, went to Malvern,
and, after decorating the grave OF
Jenny Lind, started a fund for memo
rial window In the abbey.
Lord Coleridge. Q. c.. has been elect
ed president of Trinity College. Lon
don, in succession 10 Sir Richard Web
ster who filled the Office for four years.
anu has been elected 4 vice president.
Colonel John S. Ford who has re-
Gently died at San Antonio. Tex. was II
noted indian fighter. and was known
throughout Texas as RIP" Ford. He
was 81 years of age and was IL native
OF South Carolina.
DR.. John Fiske contradiets the story
mat he is to succeed Justin Winsor as
Librarian OF the Harvard University
library, with the assurance that at is
about as true as would be the report
that / was going to jump over the
MOON"
Mr.. Cecil Rhodes has written to
Buluwayo: II have made up my mind
to extend the railway to Zambesl with
out delay. The magnificent coal fields
between here and there mean much to
us. Let us see the work accomplished
during our lifetime"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-01
.ralE LOWERING CASE.

The brutal conduct OF Captain Low
'erlng towards Private Hammond. ut
Fort Sheridan. a short while since. has
been condemned from one end of the
couutry TO the other, and proper
punishment inflicted upon the officer
seems to be in order. The evidence be-
fore the court-martial seems to have
been conclusive, and that body has
justified itself in finding the accused
officer guilty of brutal conduct.
An officer has no right to maltreat a
subordinate upon the plea Of en-
forcing discipline or, for that matter,
upon any other plea. Discipline, to be
sure, should be enforced In the army,
but we are not yet In Germany or
Russia. where men In the army can
be treated like 80 many serfs and have
no redress. Tyrannical violence in
military service should not be mis-
taken For discipline. and 1t IS quite time
that, this fact should be understood.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-01
T5EE OFFICE sTENER5 NEY
GRIEVANCE.
NEW

There Is no satisfying some people, no
mater what You do for them. and no
doubt President Mckinley has long since
come To this conclusion. The Lowell
News tells OF the new grievance which
the oillcc-seckcrs have against McKin-
Icy. ] seems that on the same day that
II was stated that President Mckinley
had arranged to give one hour every
morning TO n sculptor who had been
engaged 10 make a bust OF him, 1t was
officially announced that only those
callers who were sent for would be seen
by AIR. Mckinley until he had finished
work on his message to Congress. Now,
the office hunters want 10 know what ur-
gency exists for the making of that
bust, and why the hour n day to he de-
voted TO sitting for the sculptor could not
have been given to hearing what they
had to say.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-01

&C 10 Tho show window displays
Mems Pure Wool Cashmere
Suits just rs good for intrinsic value az
one dollar Is worth another. These Suits
arc made from solid wool-cvery nbre-in
proper manner. thoroughly shrunk, and
In every way reliable. we back them
not alone with our guarantee as respon-
sible merchants, but with all We have
reputation for fair and square dealing
Men of quiet tastes who are seeking con-
sentative patterns and bang-up value,
will want to iook up this wonderful Six
Forty-Eight creation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-01

fT A7 Handsome patterns of
Choice PlaIds and Mixtures in
Mems Suits. both single and double
breasted Bear in mind that the CHEAP
prices quoted arc by no means for infe-
rior qualities. Tho workmanship alone
with manufacturers not facilitated with
such vast resources would cost as much
as VIC charge for the outfit ready-to-wcar.
Seven NnctyScven never owned such
pretty Suits before, and tho chances are
with the advanced prices IN tho wooden
markets, that 1T never will again.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-01
Empire Cont OF Cedar brown Brond.
cloth Witl5 Lafayette Collar.

For many forms there is nothing so
suitable as the Empire style OF coat
with its flowing lines and graceful
length and disposal to fullness. Trim
ming is used 10 some extent on these
garments. but the severely plain coat is
popular with many women. n fashion
able shade of brown was chosen for
the coat illustrated and reproduced
from The Dclinc1tor. The back is laid
iii rolling boX-plait at each side of the
centre. the Dlaits widening toward the
lower edge; a similar plat 10 formed at
each side of the closing and thus the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-01
} Plenty OF Mems Fine Suits.

co 90 Plenty OF Mems Fine Suits,
culled from high cost lines
md scaled down to Eight Ninety Eight
TO clean up remnants. The Burl e Co
system never accumulates broken" sizes.
In this line-somc or The Suits are sold for
less than the value OF the clotl-!t pays
to look-thc goods are shown cheerfully-
oil sizes are graded in stacks-no trouble
TO show them. Bargain time Is now at
hand In the Eight Ninety Eight Specials
In Mems Heavy Winter Suits.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-01
a WARNING TO GERMANY.

Mr.. Secretary Sherman has sent note
10 Ambassador White, instructing him
TO ascertain the purposes OF the German
government with regard to Hayti, jus
as if Germany hid not already made
known the reason why a wlrship of that
nation had been ordered to Hayti. Mr..
White is directed to intimate that, while
the United States is perfectly willing
that Germany shall exact full satisfac-
lion for any wrongs which her citizens
have suffered in Hayti, this govern
ment could not assent to the imposi-
ton of excessive or unjust penalties and
pun!ahments upon the Haytan Re
public.
The fact is there is no occasion FOR
alarm, nor any reason whatever for any
excitement oves: the matter. Germany
only demands the release of one of It's
subjects arrested in Hayti and an in.
demnity for his imprisonment, and Il
ina circumstances are a. represen led
Ilayu should not hesitate TO compl,
with the, demands. and it will comply
There need be no fear that Germany is
going 10 gobblc up the Island William
has TOO much on his hands in Europe
and elsewhere 10 attempt anything o.
the sort.
Unless Secretary Sherman had goot
reasons, for believing shat something o.
inc sort,slsas designed h- <Germany hi