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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16
STEUBENVILLE INDUSTRIAL.

Steubenville, O., January 15.-The
Enameline ware which is being pro-
duced at the sewer pipe works Of p
Conner, at Toronto, is attracting wide
attention. This process of enameling
fire clay product has only recently
proved success after attempts for
years to produce such ware. 1t is
turned out in sinks, lsvatory ware, etc,
and its success means much for the
portion of the Ohio valley about To-
rontO. The work is done by William
Brown and his son John, two Scotch
men, who brought the secret to this
country with them. It was only after
months of experiments that they were
successful in enameling the clays of
this country. They understand the
minutest details CT the process and the
ware can be manufactured in the Unit
ed States and sold below imported
ware The test kiln was small and af-
ter the crude ware was gotten out
proving its feasibility. larger kiln
was erected and it was fired from the
rear and front ends. Another kiln has
been begun and a glazing room has
been created out of a portion of the
sewer pipe building. A brick machine
and repressers will be put in for the
manufacture of Enameline brick. The
trade of these Scotchmen has been en-
ameling brick so that this feature will
not need experimenting, but the manu-
facture will proceed without delay.
The making Of the glaze is a secret,
and it is mixed in watts Considerable
care is necessary in the moulding. The
sinks are glazed by the use of a brush,
while brick are glazed by dipping. At
ter glazing the ware goes to the kiln.
In the case of fine sanitary ware the
ware goes to the biscuit kiln. then
comes dipping and finishing in the
glost kiln.
1t is reported that work on the new
Bessemer plant at Mingo will be start
ed as soon as the weather permits.
The labratoTy and other building are
being removed to make way for this
improvement The STANDARD has
presented the mill laborers with an
iron clad scale asking them to sign to
work during 1898 ten hours for $1.25
and twelve hours for S1.40. but the
men do not like the idea of signing
when an increase may come before
long,
It is reported that parties are trying
to purchase or close the Brilliant mill
over the head of Col. Mullaney.
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THE SEcERT ORDERS,

KNIGHTS OF THE MYSTIC CHAIN.
Silver Wave Castle Nc. II. A. 0. K.
Of the NJ. c. at it's last meeting con-
ferred the Esquire degree on one can
didate and the Sir Knight degree on
three candidates; twenty-four mem
bers were present. This Castle is rap
idly increasing its membership. The
last year was harder on it's members
than any since its institution, but by
the loyalty. obedience and fidelity OF
its members it has seen the worst SIDE,
What our order needs to-day as much
if not more than at any time since its
organization. is confidence in the or
der and loyalty to its principals and to
the officers we have chosen to conduct
its affairs. 1t has been very truly said
by a careful student that the danger
lies in the members themselves, rather
than in unfriendly attacks from out
side influences. How many times we
have heard hard words and uncharit-
able expressed when some changes
have been made with which some
members were not in sympathy. Such
things hurt and if heard by outsiders
who are not members, the impression
is created that all is not right within
the fold and if members who are not
familiar with the facts, hear these
things they too, are led TO doubt and
often times this spirit Of diss abstraction
exists and permeats the whole mem
bership of a Castle and destroys it's eff.
ficiency.
The A. O. K. OF the Mr. G. is enc CT
the best fraternal organizations in the
United States. Let us earnestly strive
to keep it so by energetic effort and by
careful watch of the kind of material
we take in our Castles, and let us not
overlook the importance CT keeping
down strife and contention, bitterness
of feeling and uncharitable construct
ions CT the oath Of our members. Let
us practice as we'll as preach Loyalty,
Obedience and Fidelity and ret be
ready to place uncbaritable construc-
ton upon an act until we are sure that
a charitable construction would not be
warranted.
Wheeling City Castle, No 49, had their
installations Thursday night at their
hail. Twenty-second and Market streets.
The officers were duly installed by Deputy
Commander George Weiser, with the as
sistance of I. n. Pritchard. in an official
and creGltable manner s. X Dave Dunn
mer advanced to Past Commander: com
man6ar Howard Hilton: wee commander
Charles Hilton: list Lieut. VIM Tate.
recording. corresponding and financial
scribe. Samuel McGonigal: treasurer. JOS
eph Hudson chief of staff, s. X. VIM.
Carson. assistant c. of 6. VIM. Mann:
inside guard, Thomas Dummer outside
guard. George Korngable; chaplain. Geo.
Weiser
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IN CASE OF WAR
With Spain, the European Station
viii be an Impor ant Point IN
Naval Affairs.

New York, January 15.-Commander
John A. Howell started for Genoa to-
day on the North German Lloyd steam
er Vera, to assume command OF the
American squadron of warships on the
European station.
To reporter, the commodore salu
of his trip:
Il do not carry any special instruc-
lions from President Mckinley ~,
garding my action in the event ol
trouble with Spain. 1t is not true thas
l was in Washington yesterday "
any time since last Tuesday. | reailze
the Importance of the European squad
ron in the event of war with Spaln'
but what l would do in an emergency
of that kind it is not for me to say d.
least for publication
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16
WOHLD OF LABOR.

New York cloak manufacturers Will
employ none but uniouists and all dis
putes are to be referred to an arbitra-
ton committee Hitherto there has
been a strike each year.
At a meeting Of Kansas City Typo
graphical union communication from
the major body was received declaring
that if non-union printers sued the city
TO test the ordinance requiring the IN
ion label on all city printing, financial
and LEGAL help would be furnished by
the union.
Big Six"--or moro properly the
New York Typographical Union No. 6
is planning to buy a great tract Of
land on which to COLOMBO those OF its
members who cannot secure employ
ment at their trade.
Proposed amendments to the Lord S
Day act of Ontario, Canada, would
stop Sunday cars, fast freishts, hot
dinners, organ playing. etc.
Buffalo master BARRIERS want APP
nrentices to serve three years.
Among the measures to be present
OIL nv the Liquor League for the ac-
tion of the General Assembly of Ma
rvland during it's present session are
tho following: 4 bill to prohibit the
sale of liquor in department stores; a
hill legalizing the sale of cigars and
mineral and aerated waters in sa-
Icons. a bill to amend the habitual
drunkard law, and that which applies
n the sale of liquor to minors, so far
as Allegheny county is concerned, and
. hill recurring clubs desiring to sell
l;o,,or to secure a license in the same
manner as retail liquor dealers. In
AlIeohenv county the saloonkeeper is
r,ade responsible under acts of As
sembIv for any unlawful act commit
tod nv drunkards and minors to whom
tbav have sold intoxicating drinks.
a Datroit negro attorney has sued
.octonrant proprietor because he was
refused the service aftoroed "hiee
mon. The jury disagreed
Paper-hangers have nationai I'M
Tho Colorado cooperative colony
bos am members and $1,000. The col
onv viii be non-sectarian. and the cor
rorot;on will build no church OF any
ssoar,;-ot,on I'VE will have our
own carnenters and will build all
buildings for the members, the latter
nayine for them at cost. Inc wages
If evarvhodv will be 20 cents an hour
The colony is forty miles from riaoe'
vile. ;,d,,ood
local merchants to boycott the Al
mour Meat Company. Armour open
cd a shop and has been selling the
hest sirloin steaks at cents poona
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So WEES II.

DR. Horace Burr.s and Miss Mary moore
Maize Oae in the Evening or Their AArNs.
New Castle Del, January l2.-Ole
OF the most prominent weddings INA.
has taken place in this city fcr son ae
tirle was the wedding of Or: horace
Burris, aged 50 years, and MISS Mary
Moore, aged Il years
Rev u M. Munson. rector Of the I'M
manuel Episcopal church. Miss Mary
Moore. niece Of the bride, was brides
maid, and William Newlove a Ear !,
brother. Of the bride, was groomsmaA.
The bride was attired in @ 16ome
travelling suit
After the ceremony the bell Or cEe
church rang out the news The newly
married couple left on a wedding tour
to Norwich, Conn. On their return
they viii reside at the home OF Dr.
Eurris. near this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

the freight rates On soft coal to tide
water, 10 cents ton to the lower ports
and 10 cents ton to the Amboys. The
baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and
ONO, Norfolk and Western, Pennsyl
wanna, Beech Creek, and Reading lines
are affected by the change. The traffic
men say that the present bulk of the
trade warrants either a higher rate on
coal or curtailment in the shipmnets
II was nrst decided to wait until April
ISL, 10 make the advance, but after
considerable elaboration, it was
thought best to have the advance go
INTO effect Immediately.
petroleum is thought to have been
discovered on the Young Manor tract
Oh lana IN Garrett county, Md, twelve
ihiies north of Oakland. Jacob Sines,
laporer, while digging a ditch to car
ny water to saw mill, struck a assure
III the rock and oil spurted out in a
STEADY stream for some minutes. An
ehort has been made to keep the mat
Ter quiet, but without success. AS far
as known, this is the first oil struck
east of the Alleghanies.
Inc Rumber Lumber Company. of
Dobbln, Grant county, is constructing
about twenty miles of narrow guage
railroad to tap tract of 1900 acres of
hne timber they purchased from H. G.
Davis & Bro
The coal miners in the George S
Creek region are very much pleased
with the system of paying every two
weeks. The operators in this section
have made considerable improvements.
The Union, the New York and the Con-
solidation Companies have put in cleo
trical machinery. The output exceed
ed former years, and accidents were
few. There is an active demand for
blacksmith coal, and more business
could be had if cars were more plenti-
full.
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REPUBLICANS AEE AT ODDS.

a Majority Want the Civil Service Law
Changed. But They Cannot Agree Upon
the Change.
Washington, D. c., January 15.-Tho
canvass OF Republican members of tho
House Of Representatives On the cues
ticn OF changing the civil service Law
which has been conducted by the Re-
publican steering committee" is about
completed OF the ZEE Republican
members Of the House, the canvass is
said TO show that majority varying
from 18 to 40 is favorable to change
in the law, according to the degree Of
change proposed. This last factor
leads to some differences Of opinion as
to the result OF the canvass. Represen-
tative Pearson, Of North Carolina,
member of the committee, places the
number Of Republicans who can be de-
pended on at lis. Mr. Evans, Of Ken
lucky, another member Of the commit
tee places the number at 1876. Those
who have made the canvass say that
II a number of cases entire State dele
cations are shown by the canvass to
favor change in the law. notably
North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky,
West Virginia and New Hampshire.
The Minnesota counts shows all but
one for change; Michigan all but
two; in Pennsylvania % out of the 81
Republican members are counted in
the canvass for a change in the law.
Beyond completing the canvass the
opposition to the civil service law is
taking no active steps for the present,
the purpose to be to wait until the reg
uiar civil service committee Of the
House takes action on the bill before
1t, proposing a modification of the law.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

Awr-<@
From the private wire OF T. o. NJ. Da
& Co. Local Brokers, Exchange Bato
Building. "a
Chicago, January 15-Minneapd t
millers are still buying wheat frc.
Kansas City holders, which shofaa
clearly the scarcity Of wheat in IL,
Northwest. The advance at Livefpo~s
to-day came in the nature OF a suf,.
prise, and traders who were on th7s
short side Of the market were dlsap
pointed to say the least. Opening
cables were Nc lower, but a substah-s
tial rally occurred and the close was
3s@Ad higher than yesterdays close.
Bradstreet's report the weekly clear
ings at 5.135, 0C0 bushels for both
coasts, or an increase of 1,700 ,OOO hush-
els as compared with the pr c1ous
week. Northwest receipts we're 800
cars, against 357 last week, and va
year ago. Worlds shipments were eN-
pected to aggregate about IoVo'V0V
bushels. and Chicago receipts were 80
cars. The market started stronger at
an advance of &c. at 9Q$sQ9O12 LOT
May. Covering by shorts was re-
sDonsible for an advance to 903c, 'T-
though trading was of linitef Pro -.
portions. Offerings became more W.
eral on the higher level, and a recess
sion to 901ac split ensued, after |hic4
the market fluctuated narrowly alouAu
9O9sc, closing at 901ac for May. fau-
ing in the coarser grains was SLOW Dut
steady, being confined almost entlTey
to scalpers. Gables were 4sc higher
on corn. and a good export demand
was reported for this cereal.
Corrected daily by 7. Q. N. 1ay,i5 & Co..
brokers, Exchange Bank RiiiIdiNs'
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PIEDMONT INDUSTRIAL.

Piedmont, w Va, January 15.-The
several coal companies in this section
ana the West Virginia Pulp and Paper
'mpanies pay their employees to-day
Tor december labor.
c ne Georges Creek Coal and Iron
10hpany are prospecting for coal
d. Laurel run. a branch of George $
r.eeA. They claim to have a six foot
VEN OF coed coal in that neighborhood
as a result of the recent conferences
81 me freight agents held at Cumber-
.aq' Nd, and elsewhere. the decision,
1t IS said. has been reached to increase
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LOVERS THREE DAYS. SPEECH.

Kept Fiancee's Answer Scaled, Fearing !"
40" Would Unnerve Him.
Terril. Texas, January 15.ISenatof
Marum. of Woodward, Oklahoma, a
wealthy lawyer and ranchman, VINO re-
Gently became noted all over the We.
because during three days argulhei.
in the Oklahoma Supreme Court "
kept the letter containing an ahsmel
to his proposal of marriage In ms
pocket unopened for fear me reply
would be unfavorable and unhefFe
him to such an extent that ne woalu
lose the case, was married last night
to Miss Walton, of Terril.
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---------------1s----- ---------
TO FIN RESPONSIBLE \ I.

WASHINGTON. January ia bill
was introduced in the House to-day by
Mr.. Bromweli. of Ohio. to make all en-
p!oyes on public engineering works. en-
trusted in tie engineering de department., cI-
cept in employ of contractors, appolntlve
by the officer of the corps in charge. in
orGer to fix responsibility for the works.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-16

Solo-"My Redeemer". Dudley Buck
Miss Zou Hastings.
Bro ]. j. Conif
Music-"God Be With You Til We
Meet Again" Orchestra
Solo-"Holy City,. Bro. VIM. Day
Closing Ode. ...............By All Present
Prof. Herman Schockey. Accompanist.
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MINING STOCKg.
From the private wire of T. o. NJ Davis
& Co. Local Brokers, Exchange Bank

From the private wire Of T. o. NJ Davis
& Co. Local Brokers, Exchange Bank
building.
New York, January 15.-For Amer
leans shares closed featureless Satur-
day with prices generally off u per
cent. Cable advices from that cen
ter reported nothing particularly new
in the Cuban matter, but suggested
that the situation was one of doubt
strongly favor:ng the bears. Locally
the Cuban complications We're consid-
cred more seriously, owing to the long
articles in the morning papers, which
indicated a continuance of uncertainty
and the probability of further rioting
Taking all things into consideration
the bear contingent was furnished an
elegant opportunity to work for a re-
action and well did they take advant-
age of the prevailing circumstances
Manhattan and Sugar were easily pick
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DETECTED LOVER IN JAIL
Failing in Attempt at Suicide, He is Lock a
Up for Threats.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, January 15.-Gil-
bert Hatfield, the young man who swal-
lowed poison because Mary McAdams,
whom he loves refused to see him, was
sent TO jail to-day in default of 81 coo
bail, for threats. Hatfield took the
poison on December 3, since when he
has been in the City Hospital from it's
effects. The young lady said she was
afraid of her life, SO when Hatfield left
the hospital to-day he was arrested.
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PEI NJUt IVI wv NtlI-N'
Dayton (Tenn.) miners were con-
ceded their demand that 1000 pounds.
instead of 2,100, should constitute q
ton, but the company wished 20 retain
the right to deduct 200 pounds Of coal
for ten pounds Of slate In lieu OK
this the men proposed that TOR q car-
tain amount Of slate the company dis
charge the miner and revoke the Geek
irg order. Strike is still on.
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TOCURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
To Gain Flesh, to sleep Well, to Know
What Appetite and Good Digestion
Means, Make Test of Stuart's
dyspepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience of an Indianapolis

Interesting Experience OF an Indianapolis
Gentleman
TO trouble is more common or more
misunderstood that nervous dyspepsia.
People having it think that their
nerves are to blame and are surprised
that they are not cured by nerve med
lcine and spring remedies; the real
seat Of the mischief is lost sight Of,
the stomach is the organ TO be looked
after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever in the stomach, nor
perhaps any Of the usual symptoms Of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not in the stomach so
much as III nearly every other organ,
in some cases the heart palpitates ana
is irregular; in others the kidneys are
affected; in Others the bowels are con-
stipated, with headaches; still others
are troubled with loss of flesh and APP
petite, with accumulation of gas, SOUR
rlsings and heartburn.
Mr.. a. w. Sharper, CT No. 81 Pros
pect street, indianapolis, Ind, writes
as follows: "A motive Of pure graft
tude prompts me to write these few
lines regarding the new and valuable
medicine, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
l have been a sufferer from nervous
dyspepsia for the last four years; have
used various patent medicines and
other remedies without any favorable
result. They sometimes gave temper
airy relief until the effects Of the medi-
cine wore off. | attributed this to my
sedentary habits, being bookkeeper
with little physical exercise, but | am
glad to state that the tablets have over
come all these obstacles, for [ have
gained in flesh, sleep better and am bet
ter in every way. The above is writ
ten not for notoriety, but is based on
octual fact
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ASKS DAMAGES.

Special to the Reg'stG,.. ,,,,,.y t5.--Jams
Steubenville, O., danuai = .,it ~ }aasin7r
Allen has commence i au.r {us iafn-
Thomas Dougherty, proslp;g, for sIg.-
er Of Island Creek to~n s5i plitoonfe.on.i
ooo damages, chargins lhe and ep3r
of the affections Of Allen i'7 'D a
ticing her from home M
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Respectfully yours,
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"61 Prospect St, indianapolis, Ind.

eel Prospect St, indianapolis, Ind
1t is safe to say that Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets will cure any stomach
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gas, less of flesh and appetite, sleep
lessness, palpitation, heartburn, cons
stipation and headache.
Send for valuable little book On
stomach diseases by addressing Stuart
Co, Marshall, Micn
Al druggists sell full sized packages
for so cents.
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<. a. .. o.

Wheeling Senate Knights of the An
cient Order held well attended meet
ing Friday and elected the followin Z
officers: Excellent Senator. H. E.
Brown: Senior Seneschel. c. L. Ebel-
ing: Junior Seneschel, E. w. Wolfe;
Senior Vigilant, E. H. Beidman; Jun
ior Vigilant, c. H. Watkins, Jr.: Sec
rotary, T. H. Higgins; Treasurer, R.
H. Mckee; Surgeon, w. S. Dickson:
Orator, w j. W. Cowden. Installation
ceremonies will take place at the next
regular assembly in connection with
other attractions which viii be of great
interest to the members A large at
tendance is expected
WELCOME LODGE MEMORIAL SER
VICES.
Following is the programme for the Me-
mortal Services by Welcome Lodge, 4.
o. L. w. at the Temple, this afternoon
at half-past two O'Clock:
Master of Ceremonies.
BROTHER W. o. MCLUSKEY.
0Pening Ode .............a. By An Present
Remarks ...,....:........,..W Y. o. McCluskey
Solo" Eternity" -........ BIO. p. w. Fyfe
Address Charity ... Rev b. b. Evans
SODA Heavenly Song Hamilton Gray
Mrs. Frank Stanton
Music-"Nearer My God to Thee.
Address-"Hope REV {. B. Graham
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1EFFERSON GRANY

Special to the Register. TX
steubenville, O., Janpa i}r .
Jefferson county grand JI-- "a,
has been in session heIe B
Is true bills. In the III
Wind, orville Ely and 81
bound over by Mayor LsTF
with rape. the gram a.
ed them for assault q a./A
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, January 15.-To-day S
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows Available cash balance, $780,
GAO 1s9; gold reserve. si62, 1861.
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WELCOME LODGE MEMORIAL SER
VICES
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S. open High Low. c,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-12-07

state is manufactured into cloth.
Why can't we do the same thing?
Why shouldn't we do it? Here
is Dallas-I might almost say the
imperial city of north Texas-it
ought to have factories. Why
not?
"In conversation with the gov
ernor of Georgia a few years ago
illustrating the progress which
his own state had made in maui
features he spoke to me of his
own little town of not exceeding
2500 inhabitants. There was not
a single man within its lin is, not
a citizen, whose estate reached
the sum of $4,000. They were
getting poorer while other cities
in the state were becoming richer
and more densely populated. The
people of this little city got to-
gether and determined to build Il
factory. They didn't want to bnild
an expensive one. They didn't
propose to put up buildings
three and four stories high, but
plain, simple, on STORY building.
Stock was issued only to those
who lived in that community and
to none other. No man was could
take more than $1,000 worth of
stock. They began in this small
way and in less than five years
they were exporting from their
village more than 81 100000
worth of cotton fabrcs and now
there isn't single idle boy or
girl in that community my friends.
Young men are not studying law
OF medicine, but they are earning
a living"