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 tracted to such an extent that it is almost impossible for Chi eago woman to enter it. The As tors and the Eanderbilts, the Whitneys and the Goulds, and all the rest of them have declined in a polite way to associate with the women whose hus- bands have made their millions out of wheat and pork and beef.
 Sottwas that when Mrs. Palmer went to Newport two years ago she was Irowned upon by the Gotham danes. Even the fact of her living in a ma&9le palace, which the VanderbiIts were glad enough to rent to her, was not suf- helent to secure for her welcome to 9otham society, and she was referred to as that hotel keepers wife" in a sneering way.
 But Mrs. Palmer had been one of the oIhcials of the Chicago worlds fair, ana had entertained the nobility of 9,I ,5ll lahas at her palatial Chicago home. Hhen she went abroad she was treated Tar differently than at Newport, and in U snort time the Gotham danes found 'hat It would pay to cultivate her ac- qualhtance, an acquaintance that Mrs. faimer had never attempted to force upon them in any way. To-day Mrs. ,llaef IS popular at Newport, and the wealthy women of Gotham society are seeking invitations to her dinners and Paftles' There is hardly any of them put what would give half their hus- bands wealth for the privilege of en- ,eI'alnlng his royal highness, should he visit Newport this fall.
 WRIGHT A. PATTERSON.
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REMEMBERED BEST OF 1LL.

whea I'm looking back across Inc ame-
 morn p8gea
 ot the book of years one lace always Just one gentle face that atser+ ao. nor
 ages,
 But seems now and evermore thr samo 10
 me can feel loving hand in mine entWIalne "trh ny tdtteriHs childish steps Were
 fain to fall With Is watchful eyes like stars upon me Tis the face that I remember oes. or a9a When look around and memory bring Rack again the echoed songs Of long ago. Songs that ever down the halls ot Tim ars soqss lhat set my listening youthful
 heart aglo8- All the visions bright of years sone Hsthe2
 bring me,
 And they seem to hold my spira d8 #aelE Rut tae simple aira dear voiceusad eas.aH Is the song that remember 6as. ot an. When dream ef all the siaduass tH5f baa
 blest me,
 And the sunshine that has made Hfe's
 pathway bright When l long from all the toiI of earth to
 rest me,
 ru the dawnlns of the day t6at knows
 10 night. ] remember aH the love enc years have
 taught me,
 And the happiness that 6Ilcd tbam I re=
 call; But q mothers love and all ahe iat it
 brought me
 E the love that remember best oE afit Clifton Bingham. iH Chambers Journal.
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il is the angel the manager is angling for. He has not long to wait, for Aqith all of Chicago. wild and Woolly ways il is green and it's unsuspeetiug cit izens are easily caught in the meshes of the theatrical managers net.
 Befare the falling ofthe Sabbath even ing there will be a the ma3 half q dozen or more answers to the eIeverlv wordcd ''ad., which =tAe manager calls for at the newspaper office early on Monday morning. Then cames the trouble of making selection Just which one of the UaIiau- individuals de- siFoas of assoeiatiug themselves with 3 theatrical enterprise Will make tbe best cashier, is one of the things that does not =in the least wafY= =the man ager. The thing which be wishes to ascertain k which one of tHe apDli- eants has the greatest amount of cash. lie replies 10 each Of them that he is much impressed with their eomm88i- cations, bat that another gentleman has larger amount=ot cash which he wishes to invest in the eompaHv. deem ing ii a profitable enterprise. but that he should like=to talk naith him af his office which. by the war.i Is rented tarhlsbed=fa for the= occasion. When one after another calls at the appointed timehe finds which he can etthe farg- est amount of cash from. and that is the one he employs after the cash has been duly deposited in his Aeepino.
 With the capturing of the -aneeI' the greatest essential feature of the organization is provided for.
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Newport this fall as her guest Chicago society peoplestill be prad dieaiIy crazed with joy
 The Gotham so- eiety danes have never been willing 10 accord hieagG society women an equal footing with themselves. The lite tie world of the \ ewY Y ork Four
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all gels are to be cashiers. Glanc- ing on furth.e r down the column it is usually possible to find such an =afl as this
 Wanted Com petent amateur to pda adfn g or h e a " parts in strong theatrical company just be- Ing organized for
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Y1 EGUST F.. 1sas. will ever be a
 8A memorable day in the history of A u the United States Then it was that the American fleet under the gal Iant Admiral Dewey and American soldiers under the leadership of Maj. Cen Merritt nrested from the hands of Spain the colonial city of Manila. and took from proud and arrogant nation for all time 10 come its greatest colo nial possessions.
 Never before had American soldiers fought for the principles es liberty so far from home as at this time, but never did they fight with greater vator. Much as America glosies ia the achieve meuts Of her martial sons, she is far loo great 2 nation to be 4ucharitahle, and to-day the nation hat n year ago gloried in the success of her soldiers 50 far from home willingly aceordS to Inc rank and file of the vanquished fine honor of a brave resistance.
 It was on August that Admiral Dewey and Gen Merritt sent joint
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Scientific Note.

Summers in general, said Air. Ja- son, .'is dryer than they used. to be. And l shouldn't wonder ef it come from so much Of the wotter being used mp in these here artificial ice ma chimes. indianapolis Journal.
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hath morning dur ing Angus and Sep3emb9o11ea find tucked away among he bHsi- ness epretIH#tfes q notice something like fle =foLl0Wfng
 Wanted Cashier for theatrical compan per week. $2o0 cash re- quiHed
 The cashier not wanted particular ly, but the S200 in cash Is. and the man 7yla eflbtal1eu
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=the=c cashiers q Il q
 { he stars wish themselves back at home and the dol lars rs=invested=bac lin the pockets of those from whemit was borrowed or in the bank-from which itwas taken.
 The easbieFustI- finds that his salary o&30 aweek =is 5nyt that he mayhag what is thenlan- ager and1ds friends
 -..== . -.5#
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ably housed and fed and other wants provided for as interest on his money but there is but seldom anything Jeff,
 The stars who have invested all they could borrow or beg that they may SC.
 cure q desired opportunity usually find
 opportunity still lacking, and their friends money has gone je give some one else staHt in life.
 It is remarkable what the Chicago
 manager can accomplish with two or
 three hundred dollars. Tor that is usq. alI4 all the capital the barnstoFmi#
 theatrical company has when it sefs
 out for its season on the road.
 Each member of the company is forced 10 provide his or her costumes. During the days of rehearsal there are
 no salaries paid. The paper that the show must have for advertising pur- poses is carried in stock by the ftho- graphing houses, and s25 bHys an ade- quate supply. True, it is sometimes necessary to use posters intended for l Uncle Toms Cabin to advertise Rip
 Nan Wrinkle, but that is the least of i the managers troubles All that is needed of that S200 is to pay the trans portation of the company from the
 starting place to the first town where l they are to show, and if it is a success
 the troubles are over. If it is not the
 manager has lost nothing, for the ''an-
 gels have provided the cash and have reaped the experience.
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For Future Decision

4,.al DO you think there is any danger that the interview you have just given ss.tI .,I3 appear m garbled form? 2"
 HOW can tell thing about it. 7 an sweFed 2, Mr- Toosides, impatiently, "un- ei aIeer 1 have seen what kind of an im- 2ression it makes -Washinete= -
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- ned Tor 1Ee Chicago transformer -s Invent original ways of capturing -1zsz angels.
 t#-.-. < E-ezT iesz weeks the tDea9fle- season zz5.E again be on in fall force. -sszr Haas-5ag a 1ovn hall will zzzss#s-y hooking dates with lead -azz-aa=zs. and Chicago will pro
 z=s aumbeF=af these com @s-=#5. zs -Es meantime ths managers =s= z---azztzs are looking about s5e -Ea necessary angels. ss-e zat { transforming com
 5s turned out in Chicago is
 z#a5 0or## knowing. He is
 -==az genius vh5 knows no such
 =z=s=z or failure. He knows
 zszz business iu aH of its az-zzz--z zzzs far better than do the 5zzaam. IEe can. if necessity
 az=lea6 Hg parts#in Ham a=s- mas zr B minstrel show. He #= #z oHH stage carpenter when zz5z rHn 90 low as to Heeessitate -i== aszaz a#h zHat necessary fHdi- whose powers aad #z=~ are practical Ivrrtimiteds and above a. else He can capture the when #H ''aHse is needed At he present tlae 6e5z lowering about #he a#fv H.ft ta btfa af sazt. win which z9 eEHaP his htrd.
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Asgust1s. 1898. VIII Ever Be a Memorable
 Day in American History.

heavy rains went the Colorado sol diers, stopping onlE long enough to load and fire at the retreaaaE span iards, until the walls of the fort were reached. Here Lieut.. AcCoE climbed the flag pole from which st4zz reszea the Spanish co1ors and replaced ie fsz-A Old Glory amid the shouts of tEs men of the fleet and the men az the=arE2zzz-
 Further inland the First California. Inc Tenth Pennsylvania. zAe H5r>z ' 1- braska and other regiments were pour ing terrible fire into the =szHeazzz spaniardS, and in less ahau one HsHz from the time Gen Greene gaze z75 order for the troops = a5###5= white flag of surrender vas z= from q bastioa Of the waHHs a5 By one o'clock the terms ot
 ton were being negotiated z appointed by fhe American zz- ish commanders.
 The equalization having ez== z Lieut.. Brumbr went a= e-z=
 Santiago. from which taz ~z5s
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The Experience They Get.

But there comes a. day when the gilt. ter of the footlights has vanished, and
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inal in the theaJ- rfcaI line ever orig mated in the lake cit2-.
 No one but a Gotaauite would ever have mades such a statement, bub- blina overas fl is, not only with in- teIChieago but with Prevarfea- Hon as well There proba bIV no town # the country N ieh produces theatrical ssza ss re EI IT =UK9 e @ la
 Chicago. and while
 Fg 36edfTICGI an gels
 a9 not be strictly
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EI.h ll.e- -far... ]. ..se I....

In a peusaI of tHe ,.Wan1 columns af the cizx aaII#es af Chicago on a sab
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Amateurs for Leading Parts.

It IS not always cashier that is wanted, or, rather, fshed for. and not
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Some one has said that Chicago Is not q theatrical cen.er, that nothing org
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Mrs. Palmer nt the Top.

IT MS. POtter Palmer succeeds in ir ducipg the king of Belgium to visit
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Washington has 249 shsngle mills with daily capacity If 16s carloaHs.
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AE --
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caE6 barns t0FEaeF
 "a of capturing
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--I-5 E1eI5 n.an or woman who have been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-25

thorizing the Speaker to ernove any
attache of the House for improper
conduct or for incompetency. 1t was
adopted.
Mr.. Hays offered a resolution pro-
viding that employees appointed on or
prior to to-day be paid from the be-
ginning of the session. Adopted.
Mr.. Millender offered a resolution
appointing James FARRELL an assistant
door-keeper. 1t lies over.
Mr.. Outright called up his resolu-
ton providing that no extra compen-
sation beyond that authorized by law
shall be paid to officers or attaches
of the House. Mr.. Hunter made the
point that the resolution was out of
order and the Speaker sustained the
point of order.
The following bills were introduced:
House bill 90 by Mr.. Hunt, amending
the charter of Charleston.
House bill 81, by Mr.. Bennett, chang
ing the time of holding court in the
eighth judicial circuit.
House bill SO, by Mr.. Brown, for the
gathering of agricultural statistics.
House bill SO, by Mr.. Martin, to al
low sureties on bonds to require the
principals to give new bonds.
House bill 100. by Mr.. Jarrett,
amending section 4, chapter 81, of the
code, concerning the powers of notar-
les public.
House bill 101, by Mr.. Mckinney,
amending the law creating the State
bureau Of labor.
the preservation of the life and health
r. ~ ~ ~ - Kill
ments, ETC..
House bill 1O3, by Mr.. Mckinney,
amending Sec. l, Capter II, of the Acts
of 1897, concerning the employment OF
child labor.
House bill 104, by Mr.. Connolly,
amending Sec. 80, Chapter so, of the
Code, in regard to the service of JUS
tees writs.
House bill 105, by Mr.. Hurst, amend
ing the military law of the State.
House bill 106, by Mr.. Hurst, amend
ing Sec. 26, Chapter AZ, of the Code,
concerning licenses on express and bag
gage wagons.
House bill 107, by Mr.. Davis, of Har-
risOn, to establish a uniform law with
that of other States concerning nego-
table instruments.
House bill 9, relating to costs in
cases before justices, and House bill IL,
amending the divorce law, were re-
jected.
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment of Perry B.. Hayes, of Calhoun
county, as a committee clerk, E. l..
Bland, of Braxton county, and A. N.
Thompson, Of Monongalia county, as
printing clerks, and Paul Mccoy, of
Marion county, as clerk for the Speak
er. At 5 O'Clock the House took a re-
cess until Z o'clock.
The House convened at $40 and re-
jected House bill "a, amending the
law concerning per diem and mileage
of jurors; also, House bill SO, relating
to powers of attorney of corporations;
also, House bill Al, providing for the
execution Of the death sentence by
electricity.
Mr.. Fisher presented the report of
the committee on privileges and cleo
tions, recommending hat w. R. Dent
be seated in the House. DR.. Malcolm
presented a minority report, recon-
mending the seating of H. F. Brohard.
Both were ordered printed in the jour
nal, and the House adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-25
MOUNDSVILLE.

J. w. Dunlevy, of Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. G. A. Jones is confined to her
home on Lafayette avenue on account
of sickness.
There was to have been a special
meeting of Council held last evening,
but on ccoun of the disagreeable
weather Mayor Purdy called it off.
D. r. Meighen, of Littleton, was in
the city last evening.
city visiting relatives.
G.. V. Hughes, the well known con
tractor, is suffering from a very badly
mashed finger, which he sustained
while working at Benwood a few days
ago.
The Republicans have decided to
hold another meeting on next Friday
evening. At that time it is said that
everything will be settled as to what
curse the party will take in regard to
the city election to be held next March.
The oil we'll on the Warner farm was
drilled in by Stewart & Bruner late
Monday night and proved to be a dry
hole.
Quite a large number of u young
folks will attend a private dance to
behyiven at McMechen tomorrow even
ing.
Jerry Mason, the we'll known ton
serial artist, of the First ward, is
mourning the loss of $11 which he
missed some time Monday night. The
money is supposed to have been lost in
the vicinity of the B. & o. depot, and
he offers a reward for the return of the
same.
County court at their session yester-
day ordered a large list of miscellan-
eous bills paid, and also appointed H.
w. Hunter, J. w. Bonar and George
w. Conner a committee to purchase
more land for the county infirmary.
One of the appointed road surveyors
qualified, but no action has been taken
in the Sand Hill case as yet.
The Panhandle Telephone Com
pany stockholders held a meeting in
the city yesterday afternoon.
Work on the new B. & o. water tank
at the foot of Seventh street has been
commenced. The new tank will hold
2 1000 gallons.
The keystone Dramatic Company
will appear at the Opera House all of
next week in a repertoire of different
plays.
Charles Dairy, of Washington, d. c.,
is in the city visiting friends.
The street cars were unable to run
on schedule time last evening OF ac-
count of the heavy snow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-25
SiSTERSVILLE

w. H. Hobbs, a prominent attache of
the South Penn Oil Co, who has been
in a Wheeling hospital for a week, is
reported seriously i'll with an attack
of pneumonia.
Mrs. Al. Aspin, wife of the we'll
known contractor, is seriously i'll at
her home on the South Side with a
very severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. S.. w. Lawrence, who has been
verdy i'll at her home on Diamond
street for some time, was reported
slightly improved last night and this
morning.
Mrs. D. A. Henderson, is confined to
her room with an attack of the grip.
Perry A. Shanor is able to be u on
the streets again after an illness with
typhoid fever of several weeks.
Mrs. John Morrison. of Main street,
is reported confined to her o with
an attack of the grip.
The news reached the city yesterday
of the death in Pittsburg of Mrs. H. l..
Scrofford, wife of the well known sup
e~rintendent of the Eureka and Buck
eye division of the National Mint Co.
The hosts of friends of Mr.. Scroford
will sympathise with him in his sad
bereavement.
John MachaleS auditor of the Carter
Oil Co., with 6~adquarters in Titus
vile. Pa, VIII been in our city for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-25
HAVE YOU GOT 1T?
You May BE Treading on Very Dangerous
Ground without Knowing IT.

oIOuud Atiio 4
Hundreds of people have the grip who
do not know it. They are not, however,
in the final stages. They have pains in
the head and a bad taste in the mouth,
get tired n respondent, have chilly SEN
Stations, their limbs and muscles ache and
life is a burden. In most cases perhaps
they consider it simply a slight cold.
They are mistaken. 1t is certainly grip.
There is but one thing to do when these
symptoms appear n that is, to take
prompt and vigorous measures to fortify
and strengthen the system.
A we'll directed action at just the right
time will accomplish very much more than
any efforts afterwards.
There is but one thing to be done and
tina is to use a pure stimulant; something
that Will promptly arrest these first symp-
toms and in no way %injure; something en-
dorsed by scientists, recommended hy
physicians and popular because it is etfl-
cient. 1t is Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
The only medicinal whiskey in America
and so acknowledged by the Government.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has been
used every year that the grip has visited
America. Indeed, it has peen the standard
remedy used and recommended by the
medical profession.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-25
MORGANTOWN NOTES.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va. January "a
Prof. Aldrich. of the University, is in
capacitated by illness.
Andrew Stewart, a miner of Cans, was
badly burned this morning by an ex-
plosion of a can of boiling water. He had
gotten up to get breakfast and had put
a can full of water on the stove, closing
1t tightly. Some time afterwards he had
bent over the can to see if it was boiling
when it exploded and filled his face full
of scalding water and steam. The face
and eyes We're terribly burned and he may
lose his sight.
The University Y. NJ. C. A. has closed
an engagement with Rev. Mr.. Scofield, an
evangelist. n he will be here in a short
time to hold a series of meetings.
Some one last night hoisted a portion
of a woman's clothing to the top of the
tall flag staff of the Experiment Station
and then cut the h%illyards. The flag
has floated there ever since, and it can
only be removed by taking down the pole
to get at it.
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The Secret of Napoleon's Success.

Napoleon once said: The time to
conquer is now-never wait" and he
always conquered because he always
struck at one for victory. The person
who is sick or out of health should seek
at once the right physician and treat
ment for Immediate cure. The right
physician to consult is an eminent spe-
cialist of worldwide fame and largest
experience in curing nervous, chronic
or lingering complaints, like DR..
Greene, of 80 West 18th ST., New York
City, who in his vast experience cures
thousands of cases just like yours. And
the right treatment to take is that
which surely cures and at the same
time is purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless, like DR.. Greene's wonderful
treatment by harmless vegetable rem
edies. One of his great discoveries,
known as Dr.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy, is known and used
all over the world, but he has discov-
cred equally valuable cures for all
phases of disease. Notwithstanding
the fact that DR.. Greene has the largest
practice and a greater success in curing
disease than any other physician, he
can be consulted by the people abso-
lutely without charge, whether you call
or write. If you want to be cured, if
you want to know what your trouble
is, do not wait, but write about your
case at once to this most successful of
physicians and get his advice and coun-
sci free. Follow the maxim of Napo-
leon and conquer your disease now-do
not wait until it may be too late.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-25

MEETINGS,

Protracted meetings at the First
Christian Church will begin Sunday,
February 5th, and continue for several
weeks. The pastor, Rev. c. NJ. Oil
plant, will preach at each service. The
congregation has been very fortunate
in securing the services of Mr.. Albert
Bellingham, of Worcester, Mass, as the
singing evangelist, for this series of
meetings, who will sing at each SER
vice one or more of his inspiring solos,
and will have charge of the music in
the meeting. He will be ably assisted
by the First Christian Church choir.
Wherever Mr.. Bellingham has been he
has drawn large crowds and made per-
manent impressions for good. At Niles,
O., where he assisted Rev. Oliphant
two years ago, over two hundred people
heard him each night. The public is
cordially invited to these services.