davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1897-05-27
impossible to look well awheel unless at
tention is paid to this detail.

A number of women riders intend travel
ing on their wheels this summer. sand as
there are no luggage carriers made for
them, a neatly rolled bundle in a piece of
enamel cloth, strapped onto the saddle, Is
the simplest way OF carrying clothes.
Among the necessary articles carried in
these bundles is suggested as absolutely
indispensable q whisk broom. a cake of
soap. a bottle of Jamaica ginger. some
safety pins and a pocket knife3s
For those unused to taking long rides
and wishing to make a good record, 1t Is
best to keep q good steady pace: not to
squirt nor to coast nor to lag behind. After
a hearty meal, do not ride for an hour, and
to Quench your thirst try hot water as
near the boiling point as you can stand II.
It IL never well to give too much advice,
for the more that IL given the less II
taken: but these few hints may prove OF
use to those who contemplate q bicycle
trip. ~ they have already done to one who
has tried It.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
A Garden Party,

garden party in aid Of a building fund
fer a parish hall for st. Margaret's Church
will be held On the grounds of Miss Little,
Columbia road and 10Th street, tomorrow,
from to II pm An orchestra will play
all the evening, the beautiful grounds will
be well lighted and a substantial supper as
well as lighter refreshments will be pro-
vided.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
Choice Of Evils.

From the Chicago Record.
'why do you buy your daughter a new
wheel every yearr'
TT keeps her from wanting to paint vel
vet lambreQuins for the drawing room man
tells" Is7s
Evening star., 1897-05-27
Not Necessary Vow.
From Life

Bobbie Bunting-'T guess that fellow
must be engaged to sister at last"
Willie Sltmson-"Whyf'
He has suddenly stopped giving me
Evening star., 1897-05-27
It Would Keep Hin Home.

From Housshold Words.
Mrs. Yeast-'T wish I could think of
something to keep my husband at home at
nights."
Mrs. Puncheon-"Get him . bicycle!"
Mrs Yeast-'sThat would take him out
more than ever"
Nrs Puncheon-'-oh. NO: II wouldn't! Nv
husband got one the day before yesterday.
and the doctor says he won't be out for Z
month. -. =
Evening star., 1897-05-27

T. II ron want Anything. try An al. in The
Star. ~If,any0ody has what you wiSh. you
Evening star., 1897-05-27

: Il matters little what Il h that you want
--4ghseher a. si1natton or . 1ceryant-n
,sasan&1 cd. inrs The Star WIN .g1eci, ;sthe
person who can m your nee6. a
Evening star., 1897-05-27

.PRoF. OSCAR LUBRMcH 0FsIHn. UNIvERmTY
J. - 1ef1A setu nat -sA1zasxks' nay be- eaasn13
sfr611h - 1f1set Waeefs ~ - sunnane6a
Evening star., 1897-05-27
At the Opera Bouae.

Visitor Cbehind the scenes)-"say. why do
you call these dressing roomsr No one
ever dresses in them-do theyr'
Dolly Dimple-'Oh. yes-after the show "a
over"
Evening star., 1897-05-27

|. calIer-"Ars you. sure Mias Richie ID not
inr'
Ma,d-"Do yeu doubt her word. sirr'-
Evening star., 1897-05-27

! WANT: sds. in. -.The Star pay because
they bring answers. -ss-..----....,- -
Evening star., 1897-05-27
FIRsT-FLOOR ANNEX
Remnants ON OUR
Sd floor.

Remnants ON OUR
Sd floor.
Remnants of &C. Yard
wide Extra Heavy I'm O7h-
bleached Muslin. ZHSSSo
Remnants of SC. Unbleached
Pillow Case Muslin, 40 1zk
inches wide. ONSCo
Remnants of I21c. Celebrated
New York Mills Yard <zL
wide Bleached Muslin. WIS.,
Remnants of I2ac. odd lot dark
styles OF Sea Island Per- hzAo
Gales, the best goods made FNSSe
Remnants of I21c Ex-
ira Fine White India FIX
LilIoiiS ......... O1COSo
Remnants of &c. new STYLES in
Pacific Lawns, light grounds, with
ASSERTED 1sn}rG i,st eolOrings' war 2Z9c.
Remnants of I2tc. to 25c. Amei-
can Organdies, French Lappet
Swisses, Canvas Bike Suitings,
Fancy Ducks and other zQL.
choice wash goods. ..... HW}Se
Remnants of I6c. Plain Wool
Nuns Yelling, in all col R2/.
ors, including black. -. OaMlNe
Remnants of I21c. to I6c. Fine
Sheer Lawns, in all the
plain shades, including z3Lc
black .................. INlCe
Remnants of I6c. Plain Fast
Black Sateen, Henrietta 2;3Mc
nnlsh .-..-......-. .-...:.. OTtSe
Remnants of 1sc. Figured Wool
Challies, only dark or.
grounds, II inches wide. CaMtSe
Remnants Of 25c. assorted double
width Wool Dress Goods, in light
and dark mixtures, suitable for chill
dren as we'll as grown
folks, in patterns from M2/o
to 3 yards. >0WtNe
Remnants of 25c. Novelty Tin
seled French Sateen, in either gilt
or silver, guaranteed not to wear or
wash off, will make up nOU/c
as handsome as silk. lZHCo
Remnants OF 39c to soc. Atwood
Double-width Dress Goods, Serges,
Henriettas, Cloth and Novelty Mix
lures. If We have the quantity in a
piece which you require
you'll get a wonderful value uR
d IL
Evening star., 1897-05-27


A
Bright
Stock
OF the newest and fresh
est summer suitings ex-
plains our advanced po-
sition in the world of
fashion.
The strong, unyielding
purpose to sell
AT
Bargain
Prices
Evening star., 1897-05-27

Cyclists should be careful In starting out
for q ride to see that their skirts are 20
adjusted that they fall evenly ON both
sides Of the wheel II one IL not proficient
enough In the management Of wheel to
arrange It a. she slips into the saddle, II
can be easily done after one 10 under way
by resting the weight on the pedals and
! then drawing the skirt into place It =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The Rev. ". II. Hayden Preached Last
Night-Revival Meetings.

The Rev. W. II. Hayden Preached Last
Night-RevivaI Meetings
Rev. W. II. Hayden delivered a ser
mon TO a very large audience at the
First Christian Church Sunday night.
and took for his text Keys Of the
Kingdom of Heaven. He preached as
follows: Christ told his disciples to
preach. Repent, for the kingdom OF
God is near. and that it behooved him
to suffer for the remission OF sins.
Tpon this rock | will build my church.
and the gates of death shall not pre-
vail against it." He also told his dis
ciples to remain in Jerusalem until the
mower from on high shall come upon
Won and they tarried there until the
Holv Ghost came upon them in flames
~ fire Remission of sins began at
Jerusalem. The church is the body
and Christ the head. Some people
cav that one church is as good as an
other but deny that such is the case
for the only true church is the church
of Christ. ID
some men have made laws and
branded them Christ's laws, but they
are not substantiated by the Bible. l
will assume that the Governor sent
each citizen in the city safe contain
ing $4,000 in gold and many valuaoie
naDers, and they all asked how shaI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
SMALL TAIN
Minor Matters OF In.ere,s B,ieGy AMI Pith
ily fold

Minor Matters OF In.are' B,ie1y aai Pith
lily Fold.
The Riverside steel works starts up to-
day.
The Criminal Court grand jury will
meet to-day.
The steel plant at Mingo closed down
last evening. after five days run.
The Lcnten regulations were read at
all the masses yesterday, in all the Cath
Ole churches.
The Board of County Commissioners
will hold their usual monthly meeting
this morning.
Two DRINKS were arrested last night
and will relate their tales of woe TO His
Honor a, this mornings session OF Po-
lice Court
The Central Amusement Club of South
Wheeling will give a dance tonight at
Lctzkus's hall. corner Twenty-fourth and
Market streets.
Prof. +. II. Crago. principal of the
Eighth ward school. delivered an interest
ing address yesterday at the afternoon
meeting a the y NJ. c. \.
a bibulous individual who insulted a
lady passenger on ~ island car. was put
of the car and soundly thumped for re-
sisting. by the motorman and conductor
about ten o'clock last night.
The Opera House orchestra rehearsal
was postponed last night on account Of
the preparations which are being made
10y the Arion for the annual masque bali,
which Will be given this evening.
Among the many evidences Of high
water are the numerous upturned shanty
boats along the river At Benwood June
ton several families are living in the
open bottom Of the boats. the top being
carried away by the flood.
The Symphony Club. Of the Zion
German Lutheran church, Of South Mar
ket street. VII give an entertainment at
the church tonight. a feature will be
debate on the subject of war. The eXer-
cises will all be in English.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01

we get into the safe (safe represents
kingdom of Cod Who knows the
combination. finally each citizen re-
ceiyed letter naming Feter his special
clerk. ard told them to go ask the
clerk. The citizens then said what
will we do? Some laid their letters
aside. but other went to Peter Cwho
represents the APOSTLE and Peter told
them the combination, as follows:
Turn it one way which represents,
first, faith to turn the heart. Mark
1916. and to turn it another way
which represented second repentance
TO turn the life, Acts 2-3S, and to turn
it another way which represented
third. baptism to change the state or
condition. Acts >. 37-42, and three
thousand entered the safe the same day
the clerk gave them the combination.
Rev. Mr.. Hayden will continue the
revival meetings during the present
week. Large audiences have attend
ed all previous meetings and the inter-
est is very deep. There has been sew
enteen accessions to the church since
the beginning of the meetings, and the
prospects are that this week will be as
fully successful. The pastors subject
tonight will be Marrying OF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
SERIOUS FREIGHT WRECK
On the HempfeId Division Of the B. &
0. Yesterday Afternoon.
About 100000 worth of Property
was Destroyed, and Two Train
men were So Badly Injured That
They will Die-The Front Pony
Trucks Turned-Passenger Trains
Delayed,

A freight wreck which will probably
cause. the lives Of two trainmen and en-
tail a loss of $4,000 worth of property
occurred at Zediker Station, six miles east
of Washington. on the Hempheld division
Of the b. < O.. yesterday afternoon. Bal
,imore and Ohio freight train No. 20
jumped the track without apparent cause
and only three cars and the caboose es-
capped the general destruction that fol-
lowed.
over dozen cars. two Of them filled
with swine. were piled up i'm mass. I'm
gineer Hank" Lindsay and Grant Cot
trell his fireman. were terribly crushed.
The freight train was running towards
Zediker's. east bound. at the rate OF thirty
miles an hour The engine was on per-
fectly straight stretch of track when the
front pony turned and the heavy consoI-
dated engine plunged across the Ties.
Before the men in the locomotive couid
attempt TO lump a car cleared the tender
and crushed through the cab. leaving Its
Two occupants terribly mangled. Then
the freight cars telescoped each other
and piled up in a wreck % feet high
The trainmen not i'm the engine had
thrilling escape. two of them being flung
birb i'm the air into an adjoining field.
The telescoping Of the cars tore up the
track over - feet and in spite of the fact
that a big force was put to work. the
wreck was not cleared until late last even
ing.
The engineer and fireman were taken
10 the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg.
Henry Lindsay. the engineer. is unmar-
ried. He lives at 211S Second avenue,
Pittsburg. He received fracture of the
skull and one arm and one leg are bro
ken. His case is hopeless. Grant Cottrell
is married and lives at PTS Second avenue
Pittsburg. He has a fractured jaw,
fractured arm and a fractured leg There
is barely a chance of his recovery.
The wreck delayed passenger traffic i'm
both directions. The Pittsburg train due
in Wheeling at CSC o'clock last evening
did not arrive until twenty minutes past
midnight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF In
dividuals.

dividuals.
srsri,l TO the Register.
NEW YORK. February %-From
wheeling: r. A. Heymau. Imperial: G. E.
SuCel 81. Denis.
..-....,,.,, ..roe.
McSharo Lee, OF IWeh'E-s''e'''' 81 ''''
Is quite '''' -,.., 90 bo-
Mrs. DR. iI0Et"'N - -t.,.t.4-
home with d severe - -. - a., ,.,-,.
Miss Maud Pipes. oil ti''soD'7 - -. 49,,
ing the family OF Dr- flpeS 'o' ''
Mr.. IT, ". Reynolds and wife. OF Puts
bire were registered az the 81 Oh'r'eS
Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
THE FIGHTERS.
FitzsimmOns Did No Work Yesterday,
Bat Looked at The Ring Building.
A Big Crowd to See COrbett.

Carson, Nevada, February 2S.-Nork
continued as usual on Dan Stuart's big
ampitheatre to-day
Bob Fitzsimmons did no work at all
to-day He spent a good part of the
morning writing letters to friends, in
Stuart's headquarters and then drove
20 the race track to get a look at the
structure i'm which he hopes TO defeat
Jim Corbett
Accompanied by Julian. Fitzsimmons
drove back 20 quarters for dinner, but
the pair returned TO town early in the
afternoon and remained until sun
down. Julian announced that his man
would take no exercise to-day on &C
count of the funeral of Mrs. Julian in
New York City.
There was such a big crowd at Cor
belts headquarters that the services
of three barkeepers were required 10
satisfy the demands for liquid refresh
meuts During the morning show the
hand bali court. or at least. that sec
ZION which is set apart for sight-seers,
was intentionally crowded and the
champion decided TO station one OF his
men az the door with instructions not
10 allow more than twenty persons in
the court az one time.
A hammer thrower from the Pacific
coast. who has been eager for several
days TO put on the gloves with Corbett'
was accommodated His first lesson
was decidedly interesting to the specta-
tors. but the athlete in question WILL
i'm an probability stick TO his own par
ticular brach of athletics in future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01

This 1900 acre tract. I'm this rough and
wooded State Of ours is absurd. Again.
H- says that i'm Hancock. Brooke, Ohio.
Marshall and adjoining counties, quail
have become almost extinct when it is
a wen known fact that there was more
quail en- said counties during 1896 than
for four years previous. We need more
stringent measures tgood shot. ! agree
with YOU there but robbing the sports
man o. his few weeks shooting in No
vember is not cutting the cloth to the
best advantage. With all respect to Sub
-eriber for 1 believe his intentions are
good. Give us a short open season on
quail aud q closed market on same for
over. BLUE ROCK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01

The new school building of the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception will be
commenced about the first Of April The
contracts will be let by bids some time
during this week. The new building will
cost in the neighborhood Of $4,000 and
will he a brick structure. three stories in
height. The dimensions will be 1OOX55 feet.
The first two stories will be occupied as
school rooms. and the whole Of the third
floor will he arranged into good sized
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
ROBRED A POOR DUMMY

Richard Forsythe was arrested Satur-
dav night for stealing an s. overcoat from
a dummy in the front of \. KalowsN s
clothing store on Market street He was
seen to take the ov5rcoat and was arrested
by Officer Gardner after following him a
short distance He was lodged in jail and
will be given hearing this morning be-
fore SQUIRE Rogers. Forsythe will prob
ably get salty dose, as he had just been
released from serving term in the pen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01

r,rH-.-.aers' Views "Iilue Rock Pre-
,.a., objections 90 the New Law. from
t >n1rr-mtu's ~tandlo ut.

,,1a,r-.bers" Views - "sIue Rock" Pre-
..a, objections go the New Law, from
~pnrt~mtu's ~tHndIo mt.
.tur Of Che Register
r ,he Intelligence OF the --,a
subscriber attempts to f3-rsn o..
terminating our same birds
SPORTSMAN who. with dog and
to take ou occasional day
-r- the open season. Vow. the
-p0rtsmcu are. dis DO general
business men. or persons connected
business m such 90 way that their
f.W and OF short Duration
.-.u allowing very little time OBJ
mating of game birds. sub
e...s aud very truly that the
a.e Club is against the law bon
form and why NOT against d
I-u-.yes us of legit.mate spor,
ut tae Wheeling Gun Nlu'
SOM. people would have the
...t. organized for the sole pur-
illuminating the game little
u.- rather for the edihca-
SIM. derived from trap shoot
summer months. and right
chat tho trap Ouot "a quail
and healthy educator ana
protectors as when the man once
off getting his eye ON the
... r.gh- moment Dee ever
..e and pleasure u the "cl
moving objects. and scoru~
firing into "a bevy OF Qual.
.r.r Boz a fence corner.
quoting from e. former
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01

hall. where entertainments Will be held
and where the various societies Of the
church will meet
Money is being raised to pay for this
building. and the proceeds of the enter
tainments given by the young ladies lit
erarv and musical society last week Will
be used for that purpose. This netted
quite sum. as the audiences were large
each night. Other entertainments for the
same purpose will be given in the future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
l FNTEN SERVICES.

Lenten season commences Wednes-
day in the Catholic and Episcopal
Churches. Services will be held at st.
L.uke's Episcopal Church on Ash We'd
nesdav at 1890 a. m. and 100 p. m.
The rector. Rev. Jacob Birmingham
will deliver a sermon at each service.
Five DAYS Mission from Ash Wednes-
dav TO first Sunday in Lent. inclusive
will be conducted by Rev. Luther W.
Doggett. of Fairmont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
A WARM MAIN.

SutolT 10 The Begister-
Marietta. Ohio, February 2S.-One of
the hottest cooking mains in Marietta
history occurred early this morning
I'm a barn near the city. The contest
ants were an local birds, and the main
consisted of twelve game battles. The
large number of sports present backed
their favorites heavily. and consider
able money changed hands as re
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
COLONIAL PARTY
To BE Given ny Kings Daughters at \. o.
L. W. Temple Tuesday.

To BE Given ny Kings Daughters at 4. o.
L. W. Temple Tuesday.
Tomorrow evening at the A. o. |.
w. hall. the Kings Daughters of the
Fourth Street NJ E. Church will give
a Colonial party in costume. and the
varied programme offered viii be sure
to attract a large audience. The
worthy works Of this practical Chris
tian organization should commend it to
the patronage Of those who are philan-
throphically inclined. The programme
follows:
Sore-T1Illaby... Mrs. Guy Wagner
Tahleuu.
Mrs. Hoffman
TahleasI.
Sone-Tit for Tat......Miss Media DUNCAN
TableaU.
PART III.
Selections will be- read from The Court
shin OF Miles Standish" and the text illus
trated by tableauN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
SECOND SIGHT.

when Won feel you have tried every
IND everv one consult as. A daily
Itita is the surprise Pl,t o shown by
benefited patients at chS our DO SIil T6;,r owes
10 no they burn or smart? Does
w9rg' run together when reading? Feel
pTinjf[ s rum 6Sefore the eyes? DO things
a appear u double or mixed up? Hsys
desire S fo,t main them? For any
DOES of your eyes consult US.
Ip0T1,g this month we devote
R B%S time to cG a6baT p syss ,9 we
MAKE Eo,,, nonularity)- a care
reason % marion free OF charge. The
pes PeS' II r rec Communications from our old
PROF. Shelf,
Scientific Optician,
ITO Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
ALBERTO JONAS TONIGHT.

There is a good advance sale Of seats
for the concert to be given at the Opera
House tonight by Alberto Jonas, the
world famed pianist assisted by Mrs.
Flora Williams. The merit Of the attrac-
ton should be sufficient to crowd the the
atre to the doors. Signor Jonas arrived
Yesterday afternoon. and is the guest Of
Mr.. Clement during his stay in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION"

'PkESI IEN IAII I-NANNN ItA INIlN
AT WASHINGTON, d. c., MARCH
4. 1897.
For the above occasion the B. & o.
company will sell excursion tickets
March l. . and 3 at reduced round trip
rates. good returning March to s. The
b & o. is the only direct line from
Wheeling to Washington, d. c. Trains
leave Wheeling at 1925, sic and HOO
a m. and 3: 40 and $40 p. m. Through
Pullman Sleeper on the 1925 a. m.
train from Wheeling. returning this
sleeper arrives at Wheeling at $40
a. N. daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01

No piano student should miss hear
ing Alberto Jonas. the famous Spanish
pi9nist. at the Opera House this even
ing Mr.. Jonas is pupil of Rubin
stein. one of the greatest pianists Of
ali times His technique is marvellous
and his Interpretation of the highest
ord or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
EXCELLENT LENTEN SERMON
Preached By Rev. Mr.. Birmingham
at St. Luke's P. B. Church

Last Night-Imitation Of the Life
of Christ is Necessary to Saliva
ton How Lent Should be OBJ
served-Sermon Of Rev. w. H.
Hayden Last Night-Other Re-
ligious Matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
H1.TDUA. AVERAGES
rc- 10 the South Side Winter
Tournament.

- -.uI Heads the List-Very
rr Change During the Week.
e. sen Notes and Comment
- About the Carson Pound
-o.l5r sport, Local and by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
Put a

Put
New Face on Your Business
Tor 1887. by ordering from rs a fun
line OF autographed Letter Heads.
Fill Heads. Cards. Statements,
Checks and Drafts. You can b.,(e
samples and prices for the asking.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO..
dcth Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01

n was generally understood until few
DAVIS ago that Cargo. OF last years
washington team. had affixed his sigma
-,,~. +o n Wheeling contract. His name
ap,sars however. in the list Of Dayton
rraye~s given out for publication by Frank
Torrvson. II there is any way OF secur-
ing Cargo. he should be brought TO
Wheeling. for ne was one of the fastest
.qhe.ltrs in last years league.
Toledo and Dayton have secured strong
Interstate teams. and may he expected TO
occupy high position i'm the Interstate
race at the beginning Of the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
nAsE RALL NOTEs.

Mike Hobrecht has accepted the terms
of the Dallas management. and will be
r7urd this season in the Texas State
League. Mike would have preferred to
,.s.r , wheeling uniform. but could not
come TO terms with Manager Coyle.
Harry Pritchard has not vet signed a con-
tract. but is i'm communication with man
ayers of several teams. and has submit
ted his terms. Pritchard is splendid
first bascman or Cutielder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-01
PROF. Shelf,

Scientific optician.
ITO Main street.