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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CONCLAVE
ONLY A MONTH UNTIL THE GREAT
GATHERING OF MASONIC
MILITANTS
WILL BE WELL UNDER WAY
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE
THRONGS-SOME OF THE DEC
CREATIONS PREPARED.
Special to the REGISTER.

Special to the REGISTER.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July "a period of
one month remains before the opening
Of the twenty-efghth triennial conclave
of the Knights Templar of the United
States. to be held in this city August q
4. to 30, inclusive. Over 1000 cities and towns
in the Union have ore or more subordin-
ate Communicates, each with a total men,
bership of $4,000 sir knights. and all will
be represented either through individual
delegations or through the grand bodies
Of the respective states. According to
contracts made for quarters to date Tenn
.olar visitors will be present from the fol-
lowing states: Alabama, Arkansas, Cali
fornia, Colorado Connecticut. District OF
Columbia, Florida. Georgia, Illinois. In
diana. Iowa. Indian Territory, Kansas,
kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland,
Massachusetts. Rhode Island Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri Montana.
Nebraska, New Hampshire. New Jersey,
New York. North Carolina. Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, South Dakota. Tennessee, Texas,
Vermont, Virginia. West Virginia. Wis
cons1n, Idaho and South Carolina.
Louisville Has Made
Ample provisions for the reception Of the
great white-plumed army and the tens of
thousands of other visitors that will be
brought with it. ctizens' committee
has raised fund of 100000 for the enter
tainment of the city's guests. Proverbial
Kentucky hospitality will be dispensed IN
a manner that will shatter all records
even Of the Blue Grass state.
Particular attention is to be paid to the
subject of the decoration and illumination
of the city, the sum of $4,000 being ex-
pended in this manner alone. A quadrupls
electric arch is to be the most noteworthy
feature. This magnificent structure Is now
! in course of erection at the intersection
of Fourth avenue and Broadway. 1t vii
& be 81 feet high, will be illuminated by 500
sixteen candle power electric lamps, ant
cost 5000. A great cross and crown (on,
OF the most prominent Of the Templar EN-
blems) will surmount the dome and viii
be kept constantly revolving by an cleo
trio mechanism. NJ J. Domer, a Chicag
sculptor has the contract for the erec
ton OF the structure. which was designed
by Charles D. Mayer, a Louisville archi
tect, and is said by artists to surpass IL
beauty the famous Dewey arch.
Conspicuous among the other decorative
features WIN be
Floral Square.
Ehis win ever the lawn IN front Of d
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
Ask Yourself to Account For
the Depression That Clouds
Up the Mind and Darkens
Life.

Mrs. Henry Pebler, of No. z7o5 Eoff St.
wheeling. w. Va, says: II can RECON-
nerd DR.. A. w. Chases Nerve Pills 10
thosc that are weak. nervous, easily ex-
cited and sleepless: This was my conoi,
ton when / got the Pills at me Log a., =
proved what I needed, and l ma under It's
influence l am daily growing stronger,
steadier and every way more energeuc
ard vigorous I am certain from the
great good already done am on the hiSn
road to complete health"
The marked success of DIR. A. w.
Chase's Nerve Pills, with the following
symptoms, is attested to by Wheeling peo-
pie.
Throbbing, palpitating heart
Sleepless nights.
Sudden startings
Morning languor.
Brain flag.
Inability to work or think.
Exhaustion on exertion.
Flagslng appetite.
Digestion slow.
Food heavy.
Easily excited.
Nervous strength fails
Trembling hands and limbs.
LOSS of flesh
Loss of muscular power.
irritable. despendent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
SISTERSVILLE.

SISTERSVILLE, w. Va, July 81
The Tyler county teachers institute
will convene in this city Monday morn
ing. and will continue in session until
Friday evening. An elaborate, inter-
esting and instructive programme for
the institute has been provided by
County Superintendent S. D Wells. A
number of prominent people in the
educational line will be present and
will assist in conducting the exercises
during the week. There will be a
large crowd here and especial efforts
have been made to entertain the teach
ers in a most hospitable manner. Each
day of the institute will be devoted to
instructive work and in the evening en-
tertainments will be provided.
Well at last there is some slight
chance Of the Tyler county electric rail
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
o oa Wall Paper

Clearing UP all odd lots at prices
that should do the work in a day
maybe less.
One lot of 5000 rolls, papers that
sold anywhere from SC to 25c, to
go at &c and &c a roll.
Suitable borders If desired.
We've tied up all the short lots
In bundles containing from to II
rolls-papers that sold for 15c to
soc bolt, with borders and cell
! E: +: : !: %:''' '..... 40Cup
These from the regular stocks
including the most wanted pat
terns-the entire stock at these re-
ductions:
10 and 121ac papers at ......Sc
15c papers at .10c
20 and 25c papers at .....15c
35c papers at .............25c
soc papers at ..............35
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

jefferson county court house and the adj
jacent streets. Two handsome floral
arches will be erected over the street at
this point. California commandery No l,
OF San Francisco. will cree. beautiful
Templar arch so feet high in front of its
headquarters, at cost of 500.
The week of the Conclave will be one
of rare attractions. The states reputation
for hespt aiity Is to be maintained at the
Louisville Custom House, where the Grand
Commandery of Kentucky will have head
quarters. This is one of the handsomest
buildings In the South. The entire second
floor will be at the disposal of the grand
body of the State Templars, and seven ele-
giant entertainments are scheduled for the
week.
Other public buildings that will figure
prominently in the exercises that mark
the week will be the City hall, an elegant
building that will be converted for the
time being into an electric palace, and
where several of the important comman-
derry entertainments will occur; the JEFF
ferson county court house. where num-
Der OF Communicates will have headquar-
ters; and the Female high school, where
the official sessions of the grand encamp-
ment of the Knights Templar will be held.
Attractions are continually being added
to the weeks programme, so that 1t is i'm
possible to announce the complete sched-
ue at this date. Divine services will be
conducted
On Sunday Afternoon,
August %, at Broadway Methodist Epis-
copal church, south, by Rev. ]. c. w.
Coke. D. D.. of Washington, Iowa, grand
prelate Of the grand encampment An es-
cort committee of 700 Kentucky sir knights
will be on duty from Saturday until Tues
day morning. All incoming delegations
will be met at the railway stations and
escorted by uniformed Templars with
bands Of music to their stopping places.
On Monday evening the Kentucky grand
commandery headquarters will be opened.
Tuesday morning the Conclave proper will
be :naugurated with the grand parade.
Indications point to the appearance OF
5000 uniformed Knights Templar and 12i
bands Of music in the procession. The
route OF the parade covers the handsom-
| est and broade.t thoroughfares in the
| city. on Tuesday evening monster lawn
fete will be given at the Masonic Widows
| and Orphans Home, a fireworks exhibit
| tion acc ompanyIng this feature. The same
| evening chorus Of 200 negro voices un-
| der the direction of Colonel VIII s. Hay
| author of "Mollie Darling" and other pop
| ular songs, will give an entertainment al
| the horse show building
The second da- Of the Conclave will b'
| devoted to the competitive drills. Five
] magnificent sterling silver trophies, val
4 ued at 5000 are to be awarded as prizes
! Not since the triennial Of 1888 at Sar
| Francisco have the Knights Templar nelt
| similar contest. There will be two di
! visions in the drills. one for infantry corp
| and ono for mounted troops
Nine Crack Drill Teams
Havs been entered, ~ follows: Infantr,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

filled by Rev. F. T. Cartwright, Of
Glendale and Rev. c. E. Goodwin, OF
this place.
A danca was given in Wagners
grove by the ]. E. Doyle ball team last
evening.
Miss Annie Byard is the guest OF
friends at Hundred.
The infant child of Mr.. and MIS-.
C. R. Sturms is seriously i'll.
Rev. Father Harris was at Benwood
yesterday, conducting the funeral Oh
the unfortunate Pole who died Friday
Charles G.. Stewart is going to Pitts
burg to accept a position.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
M'Y.ECHEN.

The talk about McMechen wanting
to be annexed to Benwood seems to
he confined to very limited number
of persons. The people here feel tina.
they are well capable of taking care Oh
themselves and probably have mucr
more talent in that direction than Is
possessed by the present Benwood OH
Gals.
Rev. J. w. Engle will leave on NO. .
tonight to join Mrs. Engle, who is
visiting in the interior of the State.
During his absenoce his pulpit will be
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
Arm Auputated.

James O'Toole, of Bellaire, the young
man who fell so feet at the Bellaire
blast furnace, June LIST, which was
mentioned in the Register at the time,
had to have his arm amputatel at the
elbow Thursday afternoon by Dfs.
Menisinger, Cooper and Piersol, and Is
resting as easy as could be expected at
the home of his parents on Rose Hill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

ington. Pa, will supply the pulpit OF
this church during the pastors absence
in Europe. He will preach on next
Sunday at the usual hours.
Baptist-Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. and p m.
Theme Success" Text | Samuel, z
IA. All are cordially welcomed to these
services, and especially those not at
tending church services elsewhere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
PICTURE BRIGHT AND PICTURE DARK,
When Men and Women Drop
From the Ranks Of Work
ers, Nerve Force Has Run
Low,


Mr. ]. Miles, of No 81 Coal St. Wheel
ing. w. Va, says: "Dr. A. w Chase
Nerve Pills Sire grand I was nervous anu
sleepless-my daughter suffered the saIne
way-both cases were compile tely cured bg
the medicine-,he nerves made steady ana
the sleep natural My son was sick VIII
a weak, irregular heart aCtion for ivy
years, nothing helped him until he took
the pills We got at the Logan Drug Co
Store. He says they are fine and nave
given him physical and nerve strength anu
regulated the heart action to the point OF
steadiness. We can't say too much for tina
medicine
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
Stocks. Open.


She Knew.
SIS there any place a person can go
to see the stars in the daytime?" asked
the girl who had recently taken up as
tronomy. "Oh, yes" replied the girl
with the box of caramels, "go to the
matinee. "-Yonkers Statesman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
s s'sss Muslin Underwear

These three special tables the second floor
LOT No. l. at 25c includes 10 styles of Cambria Corset Covers
square trimmed with orchon lace neat embroidery
Also styles Cambria Muslin Drawers with deep ruflc,
trimmed with lace, insertion, etc.
LOT No. at 49c including 10 styles of Nainsook Cambria
Lawn fitting full elegantly trimmed
Square, round or V neck.
Also styles Cambria Muslin Drawers, some trimmed with
lace, others with embroidery ETC.
Cambria Gowns trimmed with lace
cambria hemstched ruf1e and two of inserting.
lot No. g. at 75c Cambria Corset Covers tight back
full front draw string waist all eea ty made and
trimmed
styles Nansook Cambria Drawers, deep rufle, trim
with lace and embroidery.
Also Muslin Cambria Gowns, sleeves trimmed, with hem
rufle yoke cluster OF pa plais and four
of insertion.
other other prices here
fusion These three exceptional offers
UNDERSKIRTS,
Two numbers worthy of attention.
* Fine Cambria Skirts nicely tucked deep hounce edged
ID Il u with Point de Esprit Lace.
On Skirts best Cambria, "a and SO inch foune
NJ III trimmed with several of inserting and tucks
edged with deep lace and deep rufe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
The HazIctt Quotatq@AA.

The following quotations were received
by Howard Hazett & Son. brokers, Ma
tional Exchange Bank Building:
NEW YORK, July Il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28
WORLDS
BUSINESS
IN 1901.
Saturday Review Of London
Summarizes il as One Boom
and Three SIumps.

London, Dee 2S,--rhe Saturday Rcviev
publishes retrospect OF tho worlds bust
ness for 1901 il remarks that it's histor,
can be summarized as one boom and thre,
slumps. The boom in the American mar.
Ret and sho slumps IN consols. British
| railway securities and copper
/ Il is Impressed by the importance OF the
ran IN consois from aS7s to ~ I'm year.
aud from li4 10 ~ I'm five Years II says
that "a security which falls % per cent in
five years has clearly lost It's character.
and il doubts IL ever again consols win
reach much above par.
II adds that another OF British bankers
cherished illusions has gone by the board
in 1901, namely. their belief in the secur-
ties of the leading British railways 1t i'm
stances Great Eastern. which has fallen
from IL 10 81. Great Western from li9
TO t'l. Southwestern from 1872 to 1G2 and
Northwestern from 1s0 10 1882. Il con-
dennis British shareholders for clineing
childishly to amateur chairmen and orna-
msntai boards. ana declares that ono or
two drastic schemes Of reconstruction. a
IA Amencaine, which are inevitable, may
rouse the patient TO seek and adequately
reward the organizing brain.
Ihc paper criticises the attempt az AM
cncans 10 control copper as puerilc add
ing that ths laws OF supply and demand
are not 10 be trined with even by Amer
ican millionaires. II remarks upon the tn-
certainty Of American railroad securities.
but does not think that there need be un-
ca siness.
II says there is prevalent impression
IL { big American houses have been
obliged 10 borrow largely In London IN |
prder To support their market an it's yari- |
rus trials. II this is true Il il clear thar |
Intil the loans are repaid there cannot loo |
monetary ease In New York. and until an /
'hancc OF embarrassment Is removcd
mere cannot be a rise IN prices. Ameri-
ans. the Review saws IN conclusion. suf
er from the fault Of overconfdence I'm
heir own resources
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28
POLICE ARE
AFTER THE
DRUGGISTS
Looking After tho Men Who
Arc Accused Of Selling Liquor
Contrary TO Law.

The police are actively engaged in
chasing up the druggists whom. they
assert. are selling liquor contrary to law
on sunday.
This morning William A Ilelmer and
irving j Hemer were arraisned in The
sixth district court each being accused
10y the warrant with keeping common
nuisance at 92 Chestnut street. where
they have 4 pharmacy
They pleaded not guilty aud each was
held IN slcoo for trial next week Friday.
William A. Ielmer was also held I'm sloo
Tor trisl the same dsv. and 50 was his
o"rk' Thomas Is casey. for selling liquor
contrary To law Go John O. 6. ellis.
Odilicn Cormier. of AtwelIs avenue
was arraisned on TWO complaints OF maxi
INK Illegal sales i'm drug store
tie waived examination and was held ip
500 on each complaint for appearance he
fore the next grand jury
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28
IN DUNGEON,
Grssnburg, an American Citizen,
Was Imprisoned in Austria.

Seattle. Wash, Dee. eS-Reniamni
Greenburg. q resident of this city. who
was arrested three years ago and thrown
INTO an Austrian prison where he WAS
held for two months. has returned 10
this city
ACCORDING to Grcenburss story. he wa 5
'NroNil INTO damn dungeon by the police
authorities an rarnopol Austria. and lold
that he would DE released IN hc paid Sloo,
lie refused and was kept there TWO
months
iils plight vas discoyerUd by tho Amer
lcan consul at Vienna, aud me was re-
leased on bail, after a charge ba5 boc,
Hladc against him that he was "A Croei,
hamrd Potter CarpoVich. who had bocN
eNpeifd from tho country several ,o,rs
IheNlourlN Tor procuring women for ir,
ulHrHi purposes. His case was hpaiiv
transferred ia th~ highest courts where
Identify wv Hi7
The mohtN ! put up a. bail to secure
my rclease Whlc the trisl Was uendinr "
Sald GreCnburg has never been returned
20 me, and ! inteud go iny the fa,.s he
iore TIC authorities az Wa shlngton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28
SILVER WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse Observe
18th Anniversary Of Wedding.

/ The 2iih anniversary OF the marriage OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred W Morse of Wash
ington avenue, was celebrated at The
Iark Casino. last evening. where go Of
their friends gathered to extend their
| Congratulations.
Mr and Mrs Morse received their
friends IN The green bali room OF the
Casino. where they stood on a beautiful
WHITE rug and IN the midst OF masniti-
cent decorations of palms and holly min
gleo with wreath OF white roses and
other iloral offerings, Mrw. Morse wore
" gown OF blue silk with trimmings OF
pink
Following The reception which con-
iinued until 10 o'clock. au elaborate din
ner was served at small tables I'm the
dining room. The tables were decorated
WIN palms and pink candelabra
Al The close OF the dinner dancing was
enjoyed IN the ball room. tho music be-
ing furnished by Reeves orchestra
Messrs y. T. Morse Fred Morse r. A.
M3lod and Allen Ripley acted as ushcrs
huests were present from New York.
bfookiNn, Boston and SomeravilIe
party Of ten OF Mr.. Morse's business
associates werc present from Boston and
brought with them "a beautiful silver ser
wee as gift 10 Mr.. and Mrs Morse
This party Vas composed OF the follow
ing gentlemen. A. r. StilsOn. T. w
chase, +. r. Huxley. +. Chase. A. IIawes
j. > capron, r, NJ Blake. G. w Gikly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28
HOPEFUL VIEW

The hopeful view consump.
tives take Of their own cases i
strongly in their favor. Each
year Is showing a larger per.
centage Of cures.
One OF the best reasons for
good hope IS The record Of
SCOTS Emulsion as a medicine
tor consumptivcs. So long As
the system is strong enough 10
use medicine OF any kind It can
use SCOTS Emulsion.
The reason for its helpful.
ness in this disease is because
OF Its long tolerance by the
patient; one does not tire of
1t az quickly as other medi.
cInes and that is where the
great benefit comes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28
LATEST
FLING AT CROKER.
He Declares That the Tammany Chief
Takes Himself for the Whole Or
ganizatiOn--Ti of FaISehOOdS

New York, Dec. es-Pery Belmont,
candidate for congress in tho Seventh dis
irics yesterday made another statement
in regard 10 Richard Croker, In which he
said
~ certainly win not handy crdthets
with Croker. While il is disaereeable
every day TO deounce new falsehood
OF his, am compelled To- do go. TIE SAYS
that ]. on meeting him tho nrst time. de-
ciared ms Willingness to repudiate my
published attacks on him.
FL could not have done so n 1 wanted 10.
nor did express the least desire or in
fentiqn OF 80 doing lie said attacked
him and the organization. and answered
never attacked the organization. pri-
Vately or publicly. nor have !. IN fact
i said in speech in The Brooklyn Acad-
eniy OF Music during the Shepard cam
raign thai Tammany had seen the he
ginning and end OF the last. aud would
probably see the ending of this century:
ihat IL was "a very different institution
under Tilden and O'Connor from what
81 was under Tweed.
Croker mistakes himself for the organ
ization. and n Tammany continues TO keep
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28
TRINITY UNION,
Christmas Celebration Held at
the Church Yesterday Afternoon

The Industrial department Of the Trim
ity Union Methodist church enjoyed "A
somewhat belated Christmas celebration
at f.1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. About
In children are connected with this spa-
cial branch OF church work which in
eludes also children of all denominations
Miss Blanche Baker, a deaconess of the
Methonist chArch. is the presiding osfi-
Ger OF the department and II wa under
her charge that the pleasant AFFAIR of
Ne'terdaN was gwen On the platform of
me church were TWO large Christnas s
trees and behind a beautiful background
Mr. Edward A. Corbett made a most
acceptable Santa Claus as hc unIoaded
the tree and presented a large bag of
candy ana q present TO each child
Previous TO the distribution OF gifts an
entertainment was given. which consist
ed or recitattons by the children violin
solos by Lloyd Perny. vocal solos by Ed
ward Wheeler and an address by Rev. A.
J, toultas, the pastor Of the church
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28

, him Al It's head 81 certainly VIII not last
long
As 10 my criticism of Croker himself.
1 repeated it 20 him personally ! said
thnt my chief criticism wae on account
OF his absenteelsm and I added that n
ne remained away Ia Europe he could not
expect anything else but criticism, that
he should attend 20 his duties as leader,
aud that. although I was not q member
~ Tammang Hall ! had au interest in
iis proper management az Democrat.
He replied thai n he had 10 give sp
his life Ia Europe he would give up his
leadership. I replied that was for him
self 90 decide. That was the actual con-
rerFation. I repeated II 10 many of my
friends, and it is well known. nor can
he deny II truthfuly"
Mr.. Belmont will make few speeches
Most of the talking has been done and
his ease Is pretty well before the people.
Richard Croker. who seems ~ be wsg-
ing war ON Nv Belmont simply by repeat
ing threats against him. had nothing 10
say today. Mr.. Bolmont's attorneys. ono
OF whom is now Wheeler IT. Peckham.
were today obtaining af1davits from the
delegates 20 he convention which brought
about the nomination ruuddle in the
Seventh Congressional district
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Young Davis, who was arrested "a re,
as's ago with Mrs. Eadc at Riverside tor
ulS"rdcrlN conduct and was held is IN,
sum Of 5000 Tor the action " the higher
court has bccn released on bail b,s
mother going on his bond. and he - run.
again
Mrt badc has rut been so fortunate
Tor she De- etill st ne jail with no pros
pecis of getting out until rhe court. baNc
decided upon the case.
Mrs ". - Tohin. Masters Fred and
'"hh Ionin. Mr aid Mrs. Cornneil. arc
going 10 httleboro this evening TO taks
part w housewarminR az the new hem,
q. MI. and Mrs. GRAY. formerly ~ This
place
The Aassasoit club is to have an open
mouse New Years evening and the on.
ler,alnment committee have got an ex-
son-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28
The AFTERMATH.
Reports Of Damage by Storm
Reach Port Townsend.

Port Townsend. Wash, Dee 2s-Re-
lonfs ~ havoc wrought by the storm
down the straits are being brought IN by
boats aud confirm the FIRST reports of dis
aster To shipping. with the exception OF
the snip Packard. which. according To
reports brought here by the steamer
North Pacific. Is not ashore ON Trial ISL
thu, pu, after drsggine from her anchor
~ ROYAL Roads. brought up near the en-
trance 10 Victoria harbor She Is not i'm
lmnsulaie danger unless another storm
should come lp
me schooner Minnie a, Cainc is hleh
ard dry on the north side of smith tslsnd
ne Brilsh bark Bankburn iS reported
lnlSSihs she was anchored I'm the ROYAL
hoads, AMI her captain. who was ashore
"neh inc STORM came un, was unable ca
rcl aboard. During the night tho bark
nroke from her anchorage aud nothing
has hecn heard from her since