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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08
PARKERsBURG.

PARKERSBURG. W. VA. August
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Rector. Of New York
City. who have been spending a counle Of
weeks with Mrs. Thompson Leach. Mrs.
Rector's mother, lef, Wednesday for san
Francisco. where they viii take steamer
for Australia on August 10th. and will re-
turn TO New York via the Atlantic ocean
a year hence.
The many friends Of Mr.. Rathbone Ram
sey. Of New Jersey. and Miss Lena
Thompson. formerly Of this city. will be
pleasantly surprised 70 hear that their
coming marriage is announced. Miss
Thompson is the accomplished daughter
Of the late ID. S:eenrod Thompson and is
now visiting in C'arksburg.
Col. Thos. G. Smith and family ara
home from a visit to Louisville. Ky.
A delightful social event of the week
was the lawn party given by Miss sara
Broughton. at her pleasant home on Fifth
street in honor OF her charming guest.
Miss Anna Carnahan. of Wheeling. Miss
Broughton's beautiful lawn is an ideal
sport for such functions and it never look
ed prettier than II did Wednesday evening
That have accumulated during the sea
brilliantly lighted with dainty japanese
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GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

One week from next Wednesday Is
G. A. r. day at Bethesda, at which a
vast thrng of visitors is expected to
be proent. The assembly will be adj
dressed by Gen. Gordon. of Georgia.
, programme Of Unusual interest is
being prepared.
Hackett's handy rendered delightful
concert music last night at the home
Of the leader on Crow Hill.
Mrs. Charles Wade returned to her
home in Chicago Friday evening after
a pleasant visit with her grandfather,
Jacob HeatheringtOn.
Albert Heatherington. James F. Du-
bOis and o. P. Mason went down on
the kanawha on a fishing expedition.
The Crystal Glass Co. yesterday paid
a dividend of 81 per share on the stock
of that company
John Camp and wife, who are guests
Of II. B. Miller and wife. will leave
Tor their home in Indiana tomorrow.
w. H, Terry and wife, of Steuben-
vile, on their way to Atlantic CITY.
are guests of Mrs. Mary Westlake.
At the Exchange: J. o. McKelvey.
Nallorna; Robert McKelvey. Key: S.
ID. Owens, Coats; Jacob Mack, Column
bus; J. n Carl and son. Belmont:
W. V Breths, Diller Bottom.
Earl McNabb will spend the day at
Bethesda.
Misses Jennie and Maggie Carrot.
the Belmont street milliners. left last
Thursday for Atlantic City.
Nose Elikans and Jacob Shindewalf
left Friday night for Cincinnati. from
which place they will go to the Nash
Vile Exposition.
Edward Thomas returned yesterday
from a two weeks camp at Bethesda.
John McCaHrey and party returned
yesterday from camp, bringing a hun
drCd and siXty-two turtles.
Among some of the cOttagers at Ep-
worth Park are the families of Mes
danes Stevens, Kirkpatrick. Harts-
horn, Dickens, Lazure, Barber. Dunk
worth, Fletcher, Burden, Mcdonald.
Satterwaite, Strahl, Faris. Murray.
Grouse, Wetherald, Scott. Baker and
Wigfeld, also Mrs. Fitton and Miss
Anna Faris.
Now that the bricklayers have fin
ished their work on the new addition
to the Stewart enameling works. the
only work that remains TO be COM
pleted before the company can set up
their machinery is that Of the carpen-
tiers. II is thought this part Of the
construction Will require another
week.
Robert McElroy, wife and daughter.
Of Rose Hill, will spend the day at
Bethel
MesSrs. POseph McNabb. Harry BAN
ford, Albert Alum and Thomas Car
roll Will spend the day at Epworth
Park.
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NEWS OF BELLAIRE.

Church Matters-The McNeal Trial-Gen-
erai Local News Personal and other
wise.
AT the Z. P. Church Rev. H. 5.
Boyd viii preach at both morning
and evening services, at IL a. m. and
s o. m. Sabbath school at 9:4o a.
m. and young peoples meeting at
Z p. m.
Services will be held this evening at
Z o'clock in the Jewish Temple over
Sonneborn's store, after which the
congregation will hold a meeting.
Trinity Episcopal Church Will nold
services at II a. m. and p. m. sun
day school. $40 a. m. Christian En-
deavor meeting at Gas p. m.
German Reformed Church. NJ.
Weiss, pastor. Sunday school at 9;SO
a. m. German services at 1890 a. m.
Rev. G.. W. Lemon, OF Armstrong 5
Mills. will preach this morning and
evening at the First NJ E. Church, in
the absence of Rev. o. W. Holmes.
Sunday school and Christian Endeavor
meeting al the usual hours.
At the Christian Church this morn
ing and evening the Rev. Charles NJ.
Watson. of Allegheny, the new pastor,
will preach at his first regular SER
vices. Rev Watson is a graduate or
Bethany College. having finished his
course last spring.
The Second NJ. E. Church will hold
its eleventh annual campmeeting at
Moons Grove from August Sth to 22d.
The grove is a very beautiful place,
situated about nineteen miles west of
the city.
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power, except to appropriate money,
being vested in the faculty itself, is
better than the present arrangement
in this State.
We trust that President Raymond
will not be called upon to meet, or
will succeed in overcoming, the OBJ
stacles that have been presented TO
every President of the Morgantown in
stitution, which has thrived, however,
in spite Of this defect in its manage
ment. It is sone Of the best institu-
tons Of learning in the country to-
day. and properly managed by a capa-
bic. energetic President with proper
executive powers, can be made second
to none in point Of efficiency.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08

The selection Of Jerome H. Ray
mond Of wisconsin, as President of
the West Virginia University, is a
good one. While he is not well known
IN this State, he is known to be an
exceptionally able educator and he was
the unanimous choice Of the Board of
Regents.
Let us trust that President Ray
mond will be able to steer clear of the
shoals upon which every other Presi-
dent Of the University has run sooner
or later. It is a prevalent fault of tn
system Of managing the State insti
tions in this State that the heads
these concerns are left practid kly
with no executive authority, which is
invested in boards Of cOntrol-in the
University it is the Board Of Regents.
This Board only occasionally visits the
University. Meanwhile the President
is powerless against naturalization
among the professors, especially if
they happen to have a political pull, 3"
for they know that he is without
vested executive authority and that
they are on an equal footing with him
before the Regents' 5Haturally must
know little of the cal workings
of the institution.
It is an old troub o which the
Register has called at tion frequent
ly in the past as occa4 IN has arrived,
and one which we hop % see remedied
for the sake OF this> cellent institu-
ton. Even Thomas eRersop's plan
Of governing the . -ersity Of vir-
GINA. which has PRESIDENT all
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sEcoNn AGE.
Two Drives-J. s. is q Co
NJ, FOUR AGE.
s, weiased-eIFi q asework.
E E,,S,l Houses for Rolf & Zane.
Bsp gi2ersl Directors tooey. Furbee &
Wanted-ChambermaiA
? s 1Ssonic Funeral Bridgeport
WMsn.sd5-Sirl for HOusswork.
Wanted--Agenfs
ausSQ-Capable Man.
xI11sttolo Sy-Flot Macdonald
Wanted-Ag5nts
AA oI mis- NOtice1charles W.
sweet Wrinkled Peas-Aibsrt Stolze &
FRI, Ss ,,e y, Notice-Herman Frank and
Michigan College Of Mine
faJents-H. @. Evert.
mosquito Pastilles-John Coleman.
FIFTH PAGE
& ION 80 suits az Half Price-Geo. E. Stifel
81. Receivers sale-white. Handley & Fos-
SIXTH PAGE.
Shoes Of High Degree-O'Kane & Co.
rants Sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bros.
n, SEVENTH PAGE.
hest Merchandise at Lower Prices
stone & Thomas
EIGHTH PAGE.
,,a0use-Clearing Sale-House & Herr
SIXTEENTH PAGE
Co.
opening Sale OF New Fall Dress Goods
The Leader.
Ciearance Sale-GeO. r. Taylor CO.
SAuord PtanOS-F. W. Banner Co.
To All Whom IL May COncern-Egger,
Warrick & Co
Pretty Teeth-Dr Marsh
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OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.

John Woods. of the Cadiz Pike, near
Bridgeport one of the Oldest and wealth
lest men of Belmont county, engaged in
farming, died yesterday. He was a di-
rector in the First National Bank, of
Bridgeport. He leaves a wife and four
children, all but one of whom are mar
ned and have large families, as follows
VIM Woods, James Woods, John Woods,
Jr.. and Mrs. Annie Tilton. Deceased was
a Democrat of the old kind and man Of
character and influence.
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MOUNDSVILLE.
HAVE EMPLOYED COUNSEL.

HAVE EMPLOYED COUNSEL.
eve have employed counsel and intend
to see what the charges amount to In the
recent investigation of the county's affairs
by the special committee" said one of the
members of the new committee yesterday.
Our first meeting was held Friday night
and the money is all ready to back us up
but 1 want to-@ax- that We haYe~ received
very poQr Encouragement at the hands Of
memhsrs of the Republican bar, in this
matter. The whole business will be sifted
to the bottom and we hold another meet
ing next Friday night, when we will know
more about the affair. The charges which
will be brought will be made out in the
course of time and the whole thing will
be aired at the next term Of Court.
The Fostoria Glass company have had a
very satisfactory run the past week A
great deal Of ware was sent out and the
men look for steady run all winter Dur
ing the shutdown many repairs were
made about the plant and no further stop
page will be made on that account.
1t turns out that this city will be unable
TO pass any law in regard to taxing bicy-
Giles. This also means that nothing can be
done in regard to speed Of same, and own
ers of bikes can breathe easier now, for
Council will not take any further action
in this matter.
It seems to be the general verdict Of the
people that Capt. Dovener should an
nounce the name of the new postmaster.
He certainly has had plenty Of. time in
which to make a selection and this fact
should not worry him. The term of Mr..
Simpson expires next month and If the
above gentleman will only say who is TO
draw the prize he certainly will relieve
the minds of several anxious people, in
Guiding the aspirants for the office.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08
MNEAL PROVEN GI-ILTY-

Benjamin McNeaI was found guilty
in Justice Morrelps court yesterday of
the charges Of adultery and unlawful
beating and injuring of a child. Every
particle Of evidence produced served
10 strengthen the defendants guilt
and the Court fined him $1C0. with
a sentence of four months in the coun-
" Jail on the charge of adultery, and
$50 and an Imprisonment Of iva
months on the charge Of child bsating
Mrs. John King, with wh9m McNeal
is charged with COMMITTING the crime.
has not been lOcatsY The court was
very wise in its decision for the rea-
son that II may be the cause Of insti-
tuung ilJte reform in a similar state
OF aHalrS that has infested this vicin-
ICY I9G-some time. McNeal is now in
thS@ockup
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WHEELING PARK.
afcEIVERs's SALE.

The Receiver Of the Brilliant Tube and
Pipe Works will Offer for sale at the Court
House IN Steubcuyille. Ohio.
MONDAY. AUGUST 9th, 1897,
az one O'Clock .. m. Central time, the real
estate. rolling mills and coal works 81
the company. The mile include pudding
and heating furnaces. engines, boilers. gas
producers. shears. lathes. shaftiDg. pulicJs
and psiiing. with necessary machine and
blacksmith shops. The Coal Property j.
the most valuable IN Eastern Ohio, con-
slsting OF 80 acres OF excellent coal. fully
developed II r. equipped 9Th an excel
lent coal shaft ard al necessary maehin-
cry. etc. FOR operating the same. with an
auxiliary shaft conforming % tire mining
laws Of Ohio. The property OF the com
pany will be offered In two parcels coal
property and equipment IN one, and q
rolling mills a. another. and ~ a whole.
ard viii b. sold IN such manner a. VIII
be- most 10 the interest Of the creditors.
~. ". PRIEST.
Receiver Of Brilliant Tube and Pipe
. Works
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08

A cable to Hawaii would probably
reveal a startling situation at this
time. Has the American flag been
nolluted to serve the ends Of the an
nexation syndicate? While the
treaty is pending has the scheme
~ annexation been carried out
through official connivance at
washington. while the Ameri-
2d was the date set for the conspiracy
tn he carried out. Whether it has been
or not. whether these leprous islands
are now a part of the territory Of the
United States can only be known
when the next steamer conveying a
knowledge Of the condition Of affairs
in Honolulu shall arrive.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08
COUNTY INSTITUTE.

Institute begins next week and will con-
tinue one week. This year the board has
secured Prof. Gcrdy, of Columbus, and
Miss Anna Buchee. also of Ohio. The first
named is connected with the University
in his town and is without doubt one of
the finest instructors in the country to-
day. He will have charge of the meeting
in all departments and his presence Is
Likely to cause larger attendance of the
teachers. Miss Buchee is also a noted
teacher and the board is to be congratu-
lated on securing her services.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08
The Weather

Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist. made the following observa-
tions of the weather yesterday: a. M,
60; 9 a. m, 6S; II m, So; p. m, SO;
Z p. M, SO. Weather fair.
Washington, August For West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, threatening weather; light east
erly winds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08
s2-cINCINNATI AND RETURNS

What do you think Of this? Only
$500 to Cincinnati and return, via.
the Ohio River Railroad, Saturday,
August IA, tickets good for SIX DAYS.
Train will leave Wheeling 1880 a. M,
Benwood 7:42 a. m, Moundsville 1856
a. m, and will have through coaches
and parlor cars to Cincinnati. Don't
fail to call early for space in parlor
cars, so that ample cars may be ar
ranged for.
]. c. ToMLINSON, Agent.
Union Station will reserve space.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08

Charles P. Guard, a well-known
Grafton attorney, was in the city call
ing on friends yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. H. p. Linsz. who has been
on the sick list at her home in Wheel
ing for some time past. is much bet
ter at this writing and able to be
about the house.
A. z. King is closing out his gro
Gerry store, located on Lafayette ave-
nue.. and will soon go on the road as
a salesman for another firm.
Miss Mamie Harper, of Cairo, this
State. will be home on a visit TO her
parents this week and viii remain until
Institute IS over.
J. B. Wilson is making some extern
sive repairs TO the inside of his music
store. located on Seventh street.
The John NJ. Turner property. which
haS been advertised TO have been sold
On several occasions. has been adjourn
ed for two weeks yesterday.
Rev. Father A. BoutlOu, who is now
located at Fairmont, will visit friends
here tomorrow.
Misses Mary and Norma Scott are
home from an extended trip to Toronto,
Canada, and other pleasure resorts in
that locality.
The young ladies' sodality Of the
Catholic Church have decided 10 give
another lawn fete. The affair will he
ct McCartly's grove and the proceeds
will be fof the benefit Of the addition
to the reckpry now being built.
Miss B ie Bloyd and sister. Mrs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08

Uncle John Sherman is back at his
desk in the Department OF State, after
a short vacation at Amagansett, L. I.
The old man is full Of pluck, and we
trust he has not ovef-estimated his
capacitY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08

Mckinley will give Spain not longer
than six months, it is limited at the
State Department, in which to end the
war in Cuba Pears like we'd heard
something Of this sort before.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08

With Mark Hanna, Senator Billy
Mason and the President all absent on
vacations, how in the world do things
manage to run in Washington?
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Dbeelin9 Register
CHARLES 4. fancy, General Manager.

The REGISTER, embracing its several
editions. is entered at the Postofice at
Wheeling. w. Va. as second-class matter.
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Hey. there, Prosperity; play ball!

The Queen Of England weighs 224
pounds and she's firmly seated on the
throne.
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statesmen WANTED.
FOR SALEM SCELLANE Gus.


DRUG STORE FOR SALE-A modern
pharmacy in Wheeling. w. Va. Quarter
ed oak fixtures. Complete stock OF goods.
Cash trade. Established about three
years Fine location. Long lease. Good
reasons for selling. Address z. o. BOX
405 auoeddQ
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CAMP MEETING

Next Thursday ushers in the first day
of the annual campmeeting and every
thing points to a very successful session
this year. The programme prepared IS
an unusually fine one and ought to attract
throngs from every place. Bishop c. II.
Fowler is billed TO preach from the goth
to the 2Srd. and on the evening of the GOTH
he will deliver his celebrated lecture Abb
raham Lincoln, This will be quite a treat
and no doubt the place will be crowded.
Monday. August 2Srd. will be Epworth
League Day. and the different chapters in
this district are making big preparations
for this day. Many prominent League
workers will be present and the services
will be very interest ting. DR.. F. Swadener.
Of Cincinnati. will be present during the
entire series of meetings. He has a we'll
earned reputation Of being one of the lead
ing evangelists of the Methodist church
and should be heard by everybody. Prof.
W. J. kirkpatrick. OF Philadelphia. will
have charge of the vocal and instrumental
music. assisted by large choir of trained
voices. Miss Anna Dovney will be in
charge OF the morning Bible meeting and
Miss Mary Scott viii have charge of the
childrens two O'clock meetings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08
DIED.

WOODS-At Bridgeport. Ohio. Saturday,
August I. 1897. at 5:l5 p. m, John Woods,
in his Send year.
Funeral from his late residence on the
Cadiz pike Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment at Weeks cemetery. Friends of
the family invited.
WILLIAMS-On Saturday morning. July
81. 1897, at II o'clock, G. H. Williams.
SEYBOLD-Wednesd morning Aug
ust fth 1897. at 2:45 o'clock Sibella c.. wife
of the late Peter Seyboid. agsd 50 years.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Capable man with $1,000 10
carry stock of goods and manage branch
for Chicago house: salary $125 per month
and all expenses; also extra percentage;
permanent position with good future pros
poets: address JAMES BARTON, rs
Franklin St. Chicago. ausq
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1TITST HAVE Agents at once TO sell Sash
'ocks and Door Holders. Sample Sash
Lock free for &c. stamp. Immense; better
than weights: burglar proof; $40 a Day
Write quick. Address BEOHARD * %
Box 46. Philadelphia, Pa. teifuIV
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The esteens,

hg that the Navy De-
not grant any more re-
arsbips for celebrations,
flower shows, Assistant
Roosevelt says: "The ships
for other purposes" Right
Teddy; they are needed for
purpose than to complete a
social function. for Newport swells.
For example, ne of them would look
very we'll stationed in the harbor Of
Havana.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08

AGENTS WANTED-Greatest offer out;
we furnish everything; no experience re-
Guired; liberal terms; write for full NJ, m
TTTAT MANUFACTURING CO., l26
Chambers street, New York;
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LOST.

LOST-A small gold watch Friday after
noon. either on fair grounds or between
fair grounds and Wheeling. Gold nll5d,
with letters I. and W. engraved on out,
side of case. Liberal reward viii be paid
for the returning OF same 10 DILLON,
WHEAT * HANCHER. au'edh
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WANTED.

WANTED-Girl to do cooking and assist
ar downstairs work. Apply al 81 Twelfth
street. auoePGq.
AGENTS-Three gentlemen and three Ia
dies of good address, for Wheeling and
towns adjacent. Cali at 4S South Broad
way. aueeLGq-
WANTED-Glrl to do general housework.
Apply at 123 South Huron street. auserdq
WANTED-A position by registered
druggist. IS ysFs--aS psiils tA,gopd ref
erences. Address DRUGS. Register oiiee,
au3eradr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-08

WANTED-First-clas chamber mald
(one). one good laundry woman, one good
second cook. one good, active young man
(white). TO walt table. All must be good.
frst-clens pspple; none other need Apply
Call on or answer 4quick TO HOTEL
WANTED-Wholesal grocery salesman
with $50 10 assume management of CASH
selling specially already introduced. NJ; j.,
Register office. euSSu@
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WANTED-Experlenced agents for sale OF
clothing from sample book Prices and
S,ciiities for giving perfect satisfaction
are better than any one else can ofIt'.
Secure territory at once: Correspondence
Solicited from agents already employee;
Address WARRINGTON w. & w. NJ ILLS ii -
Dent ID 100 Chicago. Jy%0uI
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AGENTS WANTED

TO MAKE MONEY out Of Klondyke eX-
ment agents should address IA. W.
Manager, Cooperative
Mining Syndicate, Seattle, Washington;
The Progress., 1897-05-29
AS TO DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING AND GENERAL FURNISH
ING GOODS, SEE US.

ING GOODS, SEE vs..
We are promised better times,
soon to come. Those who pretend
to know, say it will be So. Pros,
porous times also mean advanced
prices: therefore the Thoughtful and
considerate will take advantage OF
the present low prices on goods.
In saying low prices we, OF course,
can speak for no one but ourselves.
But we do take pride and pleas.
ure in inviting the people to visit
our store. Our Mr.. Jules Dreytusss
made the purchase for us, from nfse
hands, personally. He has we'll
known taste and business judy
ment, and bought at close figures:
We have splendid selection OF
dry goods, dress goods, boots
shoes, hats, fancy articles, notions,
general furnishing goods and ready
made clothing. Let US see you
and talk with you on the subject
JULES DREYFUSS & Co., LIMITED.