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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Her beauty and her grace
Soon led me to adore,
I praised unto her face
Her beauty and her grace.
The next thing that took place
Twas Daddy and no more
Her beauty and her grace
That led me to "A door.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13
PERSONALS

She is matchless beauty.
And that she can't forget.
match to make she's tried for years
But all in vain, SO 1t appears
That she is matchless Yet.
y .eSGe'e weeir1v
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

tractive manner, delightful Taren
telle. Miss Edna Stahl and Jennie
Humes sang do They Miss Me at
Home" at a distance. while Miss Mary
Nesbitt rected Whitcomb Riley's "A
Old Worn Out Song" The programme
follows:
THE PROGRAMME.
Barcarolle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ehrlich
Mary Nesbitt
Why l Cannot Study Music. Readlng
Virginia Brock.
Callirhoe ...................-..... Chamlnade
Edna States.
In the Twilight ......,..............Sart oria
Mary Ferguson.
A Old Played-Out Song. Poem
Mary Nesbitt
Simple Confession Thome
Virginia Brock.
Moon Moths, No q Andante...k ussner
Edna States.
Soul versus Tecnic. Reading
Mary Ferguson.
Chopin from Magic F1ute....B. Godard
Mary Nesbitt.
BefceuSe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. V an l+deI
Virginia Brock.
Lost Chord .-..........:.... .....''.....,f oeh
Edna States.
Tarentelle 80 ...............-.......B. Toursl
Mary Ferguson.
Miss Theresa Beuter's dancing acad1
envy held its regular session last Thurs1
day night at Odd Fellows hall. Next
Thursday Miss Beuter will give severa
new features by adding concert bel
tween dances, such as singing, mandol
lin and guitar music, also 1ashligh1
photos at II p. m.
At her home on North Front street,
Thursday evening. Mrs Minnie War
neke entertained, complimentary to
Miss Yost, OF New Britain, Conn. 1t
was rendered as a farewell party to
Miss Yost. who left for her home Fri
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

The first of the winter series OF
dances of the Bachelor Club took place
on Thursday evening at the Carroll
Club and was complete success. Mels-
ter's orchestra made the music, ana at
eleven O'Clock a luncheon was served
Ziegenfelder in the club dining nall.
The pleasure and surprise of the en-
tire evening came after intermission,
when Mr.. Thomas B. Sweeney form
ally announced his engagement and ap-
preaching marriage to Mrs. Nellie
Catherine Janney. of Council Bluffs,
Iowa. and while the date for the we'd
ding was not given. it is understood
that 1t will take place soon after the
first of the year. Mr.. Sweeney was
warmly congratulated by all who were
present.
The prospective bride is charming
:. lazy. and prominent factor in the So
N4Alfe of Council Bluffs. Mr. Sween-
ey is the State secretary and general
manager of tie Equitable Life lnsur-
ance Company. He has recently COM
pleted a very handsome residence at
Highland Park.
Following is a list of the guests who
were nreSCrt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

Helen Caldwell Fanny Wheat,
Gene Waterhouse, I.nzADeth Stifel,
Blanche Moffat, Jessie Moffat,
Elsie Whitaker. Virginia Harrison,
Gertrude Fisher, Emily pollock,
Effie Lewis Jennie JepSop,
Sue Wright Elizabeth Carr.
10 Waterhouse, Charlotte Duncan,
Laura Stifel. Carolyn Walcott of
Cornelia Stifc. Rochester n. \.
Martha OFT,
Mrs u. q Franzheim.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hubbar1.
Mr.. and Mrs. q II. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Cecil
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stallman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Cooke,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Allan Wheat,
Mr. and Mrs. a F. Hustead.
Mr. and Mrs f. IL. Crockard.
Messrs.-
Thos b. Sweeney, Edward Stifel.
H. G HaZlett Robert Giffin.
+ Arch Wilson, Louis Foster,
VIII Vance Robert S. Dillon,
Earl Adams. VIII Bricei
Wilson Burriss, Roy Lallance,
William Burke, I.atane Nc Lain,
Roy Boyd. VIII Cracraft
viii Caldwell, George Baird,
Earl Giffin Harvey Pollock.
Robert Gilchrist, Dwight Wagner.
Jesse SpeideI. Bob Riggs, of Balti-
Louis G~uhh more.
Henry Stifel,
The members of the Spinster club
were delightfully."- entertained on We'd
nesday afternoon by the Misses Mary
MeMechen and Lyde PAUL with a
bowling party at the Carroll club bowl
ing alleys. Some excellent scores were
made by number o. the young ladies,
who are proficient bowlers.
The prize winners were Mrs. Harry
F. Stallman Misses Frances Jordan
and Todd Baird. After the game a
dainty luncheon was served
A number of Wheeling people will
be interested in a wedding which took
place in Pittsburg on Saturday, Octo-
her fifth. The bride was Miss Anne
Cuimmins Prather. we'll known in this
city. and the groom Mr.. Joseph Elmer
McGinness. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Henry L. McClel-
land. D. D., and was witnessed by only
few intimate friends of the contract
ing parties. No invitations were sent
out for the affair.
The friends of Mr.. Malcolm T. Brice
will be pleased to learn that he sailed
on the White Star Liner "Teutonic
from Liverpool on October 9th and
will arrive in New York city on the
18th inst.
Prof. George W. Delbrugge gave q
dance at the Carroll club on Wednes-
day evening, and. although very few
attended, those who were present spent
a thoroughly enjoyable evening. Meis-
tiers orchestra furnished the music
Prof. Delbrugge has arranged to give
a large dance in the near future, and il
u viii no doubt be a success.
Yesterday Mr. and Mrs Conrad Yahr
of East Wheeling. celebrated theil
golden wedding anniversary in an elab
crate manner There was a nuptia
mass at the Cathedral and in the lat,
afternoon the estimable couple anc
about 80 or 100 invited guests went Il
Wheeling Park. where supper was serv
ed in the Casino restaurant, followet
by dancing in the Casno auditorium
10 the music OF the Opera House or
chestra. The occasion was yer,
pleasant one, and the long Marie
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13
PARKERSBURG.

PARKDRsBURG, W. Va, October
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

The friends of Mr.. Malcolm T. Brice
will be pleased to learn that he sailed
on the White Star Liner "Teutonic"
from Liverpool on October 9th, and
will arrive in New York city on the
18th inst
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
Judge Grabbs Statement.
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
Austin, Texas, Feb. I5.-v. W.
Grubbs gave out Of the following
statement today;
'The fight is on in the House
over the Girls Industrial College
Bill. A substitute for what is
known a. the Grubbs bill has been
reported by majority Of the com.
mittee on education aud minority
report will be filed fayoring the
original bill with immaterial
amendments. | have made every
every effort to conciliate the factions
by an amendment providing that
the board Of regents may, if deem.
ed advisable, make it a part Of any
existing institution Of learning
The Bryan people have refused to
accept, but continue to insist on
making the fight in the legislature
instead Of before the board. When
the bill comes up on the second
reading it is predicted that the fur
will fly in all sorts Of directions.
II is the opinion Of many that the
result may materially affect the
matter of appropriations by the
finance COMMITTEES and the House.
In so far as | am individually con
cernod | will not for any provoca-
ton raise my hand TO strike the
Agricultural and Mechanical Coll
lege, as ! do not consider that it il
responsible for the fight that has
been inauguraled by the Bryan
contingent"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
CARTER LOSES AGAIN.
Tho Court Refuse. Him Hail Pending
an Appeal Of His Case.

Leavcnworth, Kas., Feb TO- Tx.
Captain Oberlin NJ. Carter, United
States army, serving sentence in the
Federal prison at Fort Leayenworth for
defrauding the government on harbor
contracts has suffered another defeat in
his attempt "a secure his release.
Judge Hook In the United States
district court refused 10 release the
prisoner on hail and ordered that he be
remanded 10 the ponitentiary 10 await
the action of the United States supreme
court on the application Of the habcas
corpus case.
Judge Hook said in substance that
the. Judgment Of the courtmartial was
final unless set aside by the supreme
court Of the United States.
Carter issued a statement reiterating
his innocence and saying that when he
plead for IA new trial IN "A court Of jus.
ticc he was informed that "intorests
higher than mine might suffer by the
disclosure of the incidents attending my
persecution and was imprisoned where
II was known II was poworless 10 com.
pei trial
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
THE SHIPPING BILL.
Vote on the Measure May Not Be
Had This Session.
OPPOSITION ACTIVE.
Sharp Words Pass Between Senator.
ON the Measure Teller Declares
lie win Not Permit n Vote
ON the Bi,l This Session.

Washington, Feb lG-Thnt the oppo.
sitiou 90 the shipping bill viii not per
init vote % Doe taken ON the measure
at the present session was made clear
during the closing hour Of Fridays se..
sion. At the conclusion Of several hour.
consideration Of the bill, Mr.. Teller Of
Colorado, announced his purpose TO pre-.
vent % vote 40 this session. In an i'm.
FASHIONED speech he declared that he
would not consent 20 any agreement e.
vote and that 10 must b. evident 20 the
advocates OF the bill that no vote could
b. had. The statement Of the Colo.
ndo senator elected a sharp response
from Mr.. Aldrich Of Rhode Island, who
insisted shat despite the declaration OF
Mr.. Teller, the business Of the senate
would proceed In accordance with the
wishes Of the majority.
Mr. Teller's statement also drew the
FIRE Of Mr. Chandler Of New Hampshire.
who asserted that the position OF the
opposition was preposteruus. Mr.
Hanna Of Ohio, replied to Mr. Teller in
forceful speech in the course Of which
he became impassioned in his denun.
citation Of the methods employed by the
opposition 20 defeat the measure. The
advocates Of the bill he said. were en-.
doavoring 10 advance the best interests
Of the country and he resented the in
situations against their honesty Of
purpose.
Prior TO these remarks Mr. Perkins Of
California, delivered a speech upon the
bill which attracted much attention
He supported the bill particularly the
idea Of the government subsidies 70
American vessels, but pointed out what
he believed 20 be defects In the pending
measure. He attacked especially the
provision for the admission Of foreign
built ships.
The agricultural bill was passed dur.
ing the early part Of the session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17

As "a result Of the meeting con-
Quoted at Cameron by Evangelist
W. p. Fife, the manager of the
Auditorium Opera House and his
wife we're converted. The manager
has cancelled dates with theatre
Cal companies and the auditorium
Has been turned over TO the Y. NJ.
c. A. under a three years contract.
Writing TO the Nayasota Examiner,
Mr.. |. NJ. Bennett says;
"We have a new Cameron now ;
a real work has been done here
scores Of the hardest cases and
strongest men have been saved
Gamblers have burned their de.
views and took up their bibles.
Saloon men have closed their doors
wrote on the door Closed For
aver and erected family affairs in
Iheir homes; and now they daily
stand in the great congregations
and testify TO the power Of God
To save TO the uttermost. Restitu.
lion has been made by some.
Prayers are going up to God from
saloons and houses of i'll fame, and
poor fallen women are being res
claimed and saved"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
MONEY IN POLITICS.
Justice Brswsr Tells % Thi. Growing
Evil 10 Yale students.

New Haven. Feb l6.-In the course
Of his address 10 the students u Yale
university. Justice David ]. Brewer Of
Tho United States supreme court re.
ferring TO the prohibition Laws Of Kan.
sas, said
III every man in Kansas had done
his bcst since 1850 to enforce the pro.
hibitory legislation ~ that state, George
Washington would not have been
Obliged 10 divide his hatchet reputation
with Mrs Nation
"The problem u government by the
people depends upon the way service at
the primaries is performed To a man
who has solemn sense of what govern.
mcnt by the people means the primary
Is his remedy The college graduate
can make mo- excuse Hois the last man
IN the world who can plead ignorance
of hi, duty IN citizenship He leave.
college an ambassador from the court OF
learning.
unfortunately, no one can doubt that
money b, becoming fnctor, q harmful
factor, IN our politics There Is temp
tation for an oiiiceholdor to 20 out Of
office az least mo- worse than when he
came in. This is an evil, and il is more
Of an evil than it was in days gone by.
appeal 10 the value Of high conscien.
tiousness 10 cure this. Let everyone see
10 It that by keeping himself aloof from
its communicating touch he is doing all
In his powertoremody these conditions. ..
In conclusion the eminent jurist made
this prophecy:
IF the people Of the United State,
ever D, .ieye or ever como 20 believe that
commerrialim controls politics they
viii rise and will rid themselves by
forcing aside all those they believe are
responsible for these conditions"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
The House Passe. Number of Bnls "a
the EnErossment Point.

Austin. Feb i6.-The house this
morning ongrossed rs hill restoring
civil and criminal jurisdiction 70 the
county court Of Coke: the sherman
charter bill; the Hood county roal law
the bill recognizing the Thirty-second
judicial district; the bill changing tim,
for holding court in Twelfth district.
the bill giving Falls county new road
law, and a bill giving new road lAws
for Fayette and FRO counties
The governor presents several obicc-
tons to the interurban bill First, that
the bill is unconstitutional because u.
purpose is tw-fold, providing for the
construction u intorurban lines and nlsc
to furnish light and power to consumer,
generally. lie also objects TO the issu,
of stock and bonds 70 the extent Of 80
per cent more than the value Of the
property when such securities can
not b. sold at par, also because the bill
authorizes the company 20 purchasg
street railway lines In cities aud dos,
not provide for cancellation Of outstand.
ing bonds.
Senator Hanger has introducedanoth.
er interurhan bill, meant % comply
with the views II the governor.
Senator Potter called from the table
his bill validating title 10 land In
Hutchinson Carson and Dallam coun.
ties said 20 b. clouded by crrorof an On.
rolling clerk In enrolling the hill plnc.
ing those counties in the reservation.
Hutchinson being spelled "Hutchids'
and Carson a. "Drcurdoya.
The rules were suspended and the bill
passed finally.
The house passed the bill authorizing
the investment Of the permanent school
fund in the bonds Of the independent
school districts; also amending the law
~ ns 20 prohibit investment ~ the funds
IN the bondf u any community where
the total Indebtedness. including the
bonds offered. Is more than per cent
Of the value of the real estate assessed.
The present limit Is per cent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
Annrhnr nnmnnce snnIIeh.

Tell n good story and stick 10 &c.
ls an old maxim that Is Illustrated In n
story that Is going the rounds along
the Rialto. A certain well known
motor tloated into his home one morn
ing about . o'clock. The wife Of his
bosom was waiting up for him. lie
told her he had been out all the even.
ing with one Of their friends, Charlie
b., and then related an interesting
fairy story OF how Charlie had taken
a crowd TO supper, how funny Char
lie had been all the evening. how
well Charlie looked In his new suit,
how he said this, that anu the other.
After telling a IL minute story. TO
which the gentle partner Of bis joys
and out Of work periods listened with
respectful attention, but cynical mien.
he paused FOR breath. Then she. In a
confident now I've got you tone, said:
That's a lovely romance you've been
giving me. and | hate to spoil II, but
Charlie has been here nearly all the
evening waiting TO see you about an
engagement. lie left only about half
an hour ago"
The teller OF the tale looked rather
dazed for a moment as II he had been
struck. Then quickly gathering him
self together he assumed bold front,
with hands In his pockets, head thrown
back and in defiant innocence and en-
phaslzing each word, said;
wei. that's my story. and I'm not
going to change IL for anybody."-Cllp-
per-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Daring Prayers FOR Hi. Healing the
Preacher Ttnd= IIr Can see.

A remarkable case Of restoration u
sight after years OF total blindness
comes FROM kcuton county. Ky.. says
Cincinnati dispatch 10 the Chicago
Times. Herald The experience is that
OF Rev j. W. lies Of the Methodist
Episcopal church on Decoursy creek.
Mr.. lies Is - years old At the age u
II an attack OF measles severely ne
fected bis eyes. They became weaker.
and In four years his sight had totally
vanished.
At this time" said Mr.. Hes. Il saw
two well known oculists u Cincinnati.
They said there was no hope of my ev-
or regalning sight, M both optic nerves
were destroyed. About four years ago
| was married without ever having
seen my bride. became a minister
and preached for several years In Pen.
dleton and Kenton counties and have
been here several weeks.
zone evening recently after church
service n number Of the brethren and
sisters said they felt the Lord was
about 10 rellght my eyes I was then.
stu stone blind. All prayed ea1s<fly
for a return Of my sight. Two Of the
friends put their hands on my head.
when In the midst Ot the prayer four
scales or cataracts fell or my eyes. and
! saw my wife and my little child for
/ the FIRST time In my life
MY eyes have since improved every
day. | can see well enough 20 read
coarse print In the morning before my
eyes are strained by intense light I
feel the Lord will finally give me per.
feet sight again"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
REMARKABLE FIND.
Vault Opened aud Corpse Found Pre-.
served Aner Many Years.

Karloquitz, Austria.Hunary, Feb ls.
Large crowds assembled at the rail.
road station here awaiting the arrival
Of the remains Of cX.King Milan Of Ser
via. Funeral arches dnped with black
and flying mourning flags were erected
at the entrance Of the town. the princi.
pal square and elsewhere Many house,
were draped and the patriarchal palace
was profusely decorated with emblem,
Of mourning
Great trouble was expected in carry.
ing out King Milan's wishes 10 b. buried
by the side Of his great grandmother.
the wife Of Milos, founder Of the dynas
~. The whereabouts Of the vault could
not be- located until certain centena
rion was discovered. who had attended
the funeral Of the princess. When the
yuultwas opened they found the wooden
coffin had fallen apart and the corpse
exposed IL was In a most remarkable
state Of preservation. The feature.
were quite recognizable and the pearl
ornaments and silk robes OF he princess
were intact.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
Cars for tho Intsruban.

Denison, Tex, Feb l6-The interur.
ban cars for the Denison and Sherman
railway, intorurban line, have arrived.
They ara the latest design in electric
carbuilding, 80 feet long with separate
compartments for whites aud blacks
and au observation end. They are
heated and lighted by electricity, have
the electric push buttons for stopping
the cars, aud have a small compartment
for carrying mail and express. They
are supplied with every modern con.
venicnce and equipment and electric
headlights Of 1000 candle power capac.
ity. The management expects 10 be-
running cars between Donison and
Sherman inside Of six weeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

TexnrlSAna, Tex. will have new
cotton mill
Gold discovery Of Importance has been
made in Lepanto province In the Phil
ippines.
The Texas and Pacific railroad will
erect big grain elevator at Wostwogo,
In.
George Thomas, q negro, was hanged
at Beaufort, S. O., for criminal assault
Criminal Commissioner Thicl wls
sentenced 10 three years seryitude and
DISTINGUISHED flor five years for cor
ruption at Berlin, Germany
$. Il. Wilkinson, eK.grand master OF
the Brotherhood Of Railway Tninmen,
died at New York City.
w. w. White was convicted Of muir.
dcring Constable Mark Wyatt at Hen.
derson, Tex, and given 10 years in the
penitontiary.
Chances for an extra session Of con.
gress grow stronger every day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17

lake Charles. Ia, Feb l6-The OK.
ecutiye committee of the Rice A,.1cia-
tion of America. held a meeting Friday
and organized Tor business. After u
full discussion 10 was decided % raise at
least $1,000 % establish and maintain
n first elias. kitchen at the Pan Amer.
lean exposition ~ Buffalo from May to
November az which rice will be- served
In is many varied forms showing the
value of rice as staple Of food This
Is one u the most important moves ever
inauguutod In the interest u the rice
industry
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17

A number Of senators and repre-
sentatives, including the commit.
Tee appointed for the purpose, Wis
tied the Texas A. and NJ. College
and Experiment Station last week,
and are reported to have been well
pleased with what they saw and
that the committee will recon-.
mend favorable confederation Of
the recommendations Of the Board
Of Directors in their annual report.
Farm and Ranch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17

Washington, Feb. l6.-The Republi-
can steering committee Of the senate
was in session for two hours Friday
trying TO agree upon an order Of bust.
ness for the remainder Of the session.
some Of the members Of tho committee
suggested the definite withdrawal Of the
ship subsidy bill, but this proposition
was opposed and NO decision 10 with.
draw was reached. There was reassur.
Rncc, however, ON the point that the
subsidy measure should not be- used TO
displace appropriation bills.
Upon the urgent representation OF
Senator Spooner 10 was decided 10 give
the friends Of the oleomargnrine bill an
opportunity 10 take IL up and make an
effort 10 secure the action Of the senate
upon IL.
There was considerable discussion in
the conference Of the prospect Of an tx.
ira session and the opinion was quite
general that the outlook in that direc.
ton is favorable.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17

holding high carnival IN san AntonSa
In addition 10 tho 1850 diamond rob
berry reported yesterday there comes re-
port, ~ numerous burghrie, from az.
fercnt parts ~ the city A iewelry rore
wa, robbed ~ $3.50 worth of lcwelry.
Joseph Black, mruc-, shop was robbed
~ $50 worth Df harness. 4 $50 seal.
skin coat was STOLEN from a residence
on Avcnu, q. 4 travelling man named
McCruw was robbcd u $50 worth Of
stuff The pocket Of "a tourist in the
Alamo huildins was picked of $50 and a
draft for 600 Many other ,mallerirob-
berries have turned mp and not am arrest.
Private detectives report the city full OF
crooks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17

Chicago, Feb. l1-Twenty.fvo coun
try bankers, representing institution,
with not less than sl,OOD,OOO deposit,
each In Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and
Michigan met NJ the Grand Pacific no
tel 10 discuss the forming Of an associn
ton 20 handle large financial PROPOSE
lions, which the bank individually
would not be- able TO do. srhe plan Ia
70 prevent large banks Of New Xorl
and Chicago from invading the fields OF
the country.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17

Returning soldiers continue TO
declare that the Filipinos will have
90 be exterminated to secure peace,
for the reason that they never can
be conquered. The Presidents
beautiful plans for benevolent
assimilation lacked the essential
element of practicability.