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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-03-19
Trustees Sale.

by virtue oftwo deeds OF trust executed to
- W. H. Hogg, the undersigned Trustee, the
first by T.. q. Musgraye and the second by
said f. q. Musgrave and Efnma c. his wife,
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the County
Court of Mason County, West Virginia, I'm
Trust Deed Book No. q, pages 90 and 56l and
the latter bearing date June 18th, 1894 and re-
Book No. 3, pages 81 and % TO secure the pay
ment of certain notes therein described to ].
~ McGuffin and said notes having become
due and payable and defilult having been
j. a. McGufln, the owner of said notes, hslv-
ing requested me so to do. /, the said Trus-
tee. shall by way OF public anction at the
~, West Nirginin. on the
Sd day of April, 1890,
sell FOR CASH the following real estate
situated in Robinson district in said county
aud described as follows:
Beginning at a stone ON side of public road
the same being a corner to Joseph Rifle;
thence with said road, $. SSiz Z. GS poles to d
stone corner TO Joseph and Jasper RIhiIe;
n sls<e E. IS poles to a stake in p. S. Lewis
line. thence leaving said road and running
with said Lewis line n. 30 45' w. 20 poles "a
White oak and Black oak in Hawkins Sly
l0i poles > links to a stake and. stone corner
TO T.. r. ROSeberry; thence with same =. Iie
W. 0314 poles to "A stake and stone ON the Sly
side of public road; thence with said road
To contain 30 acres he the same more or less
The former deed of trust embraces 13 acres
and 10 poles of said tract and the latter deed
OF trust embraces the said entire trncf Said
mum, but as Trustee shall sell for said debt
with legal interest only thereon,
Hogg & BelIer Att'ys.
ff-fNr
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TIRE WEST VIRGINIA
Real Estate Agency,
POINT PLEASANT, W. va.

RUYs AND SELLS REAL ESTATE
ID in Mason and other Counties n,
West Virginia. Has on hand large and
small tracts in good locality, in quantity
aud upon terms TO suit buyer. All per-
sons desiring homes In West Virginia
are invited to call and see MS, or cores
pond with ms by letter addressed 10 the
General Manager. B9 Timber. Coal.
ana and Farm Lands for sale. we also 20.
LETT correspondence from air ,ssrsr,ns sis.-
string to make gale of lands.
CHAS. E HOGG.
General Manager and Agency's Att'x.
Point Pleasant. W Va ljune 26-w.
!. 7 Printing OF all kinds executed at this
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VAN elders
DRUG STORE.
POINT PLEASANT. w. VA.

been one of the features of the town for over Is
years. During this tme Proprietor gone steadily
adding little by little, till he has of the
complete stocks of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-03-19

{. A genuine Republican of today
is no more Republican thanlhe is
n angel of light. He really does
1 know what is the matter with
- JVet-ef Democrat.
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AGENTS TAINTED.

H0-FoR CLUB RATES, or any further in
.lgned, clearly stating your reSidence.f with
state county, street and Number. Mors.
raplu return mail delivery will be assured ~.
Your OUT enclosing an Envelope bearing your fsssi
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PARTNERSHls,

PA TNEKSSHlP.
NOTICE is hereby given that A. c. Wan
~ Glider and Ella Newton did on tile 10Th
day OF February. 1880, cutter into "A partner
ship under the firm name OF Van Glider &
Newton, To continue until mutually dissoIv-
cd, for the purpose Of manufacturing and
selling "Newfon's Harrow and l.. Newton
has been employed as superintendent of thu
said business. but shall contract no debt OF
liability against said firm unless there Il
money enough In the hands of the said Van
Glider to pay the same, he be authorized
by the said Van Glider in writing to contract
such debt or liability
A. G. Van GLIDER.
ELLA NEWTON
Point Pleasant. November 10Th, 1890.
Feb. % 4-w.
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TO 'rIle Public.
Wanted.

OAK and Peplar Logs. also dry Yellow
~ Poplar and Pine Lumber. 20 be deliver
ed nj the Paragon Saw and Planning Mills
Point Pleasant. W. Va
SCHILLER & HANES, Proprietors
Embellishments
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THE BEST GOODS

in Drugs and Medicines will always be kept Quality is
everything in medicine rather than chcapmess.
good many things besides Drugs too be found
here. Quite good stock of
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We the undersigned Banks and b mixers
.oiH pay all Prizes drdlca ia The Louisiana
STATE Lotteries tUlticl. may be presented at our
R. M. WALMsLBY. Pres. La. Nat. Bank.
P. LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat. Blk
CARL KoHN, Pres. Union Natl Bank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
At the Academy of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday, April I5, 1900.
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A PARTNER with from $500 to $780,
n good opportunity TO make from
$1,000 to $1,000 per year. Call on or adj
dress A. NEWLAND, Point Pleasant,
West Va lmchI9-4w.
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LoTTERY.
Ilnprecedented Attractionl
syEiA MILLION prsTn,pUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Company,


Incorporated by the Legislature in
1868, for Educational aud Charitable
purposes, and its franchise made part
of the present State Constitution, in
1879, by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH ORA WINGS takes place
Semi annually, CJune and December, and
It's Grand SINGLE NUMBER DRd "
INGS take place IN eael. of he other ten
months Of The gear, and are oil d,uwn in
public, at Me Aeaiemy Of Music, Near Or
leans, La.
FAMED for TWENTY YEARS
For Integrity Of its. Drapings, and
Prompt Payment Of Prtses,
Attested as follows:
t' We dohercby certify that zoe supertise a..
arrangements for al Tie Monthly aud Quur-
terly DrdWings Of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, and an person manage and
control Tie Drawings themselves, aud that the
same are conducted uih honesty, fdirness,
and an good faith t0scdrd all pGrtiss, and ace
authorize The Company 70 use dis certificate,
run fdc-stHpilcs of orr signatures attached,
IA its advertisements -
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $500. 900

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dol
lars each Halves $40; Quar-
ters So; Tenihs 81; 1weniieihs
81
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LIST oR PRIZES.

3,lS4 Prizes, amounting to- 81 ,054, $50
NoTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prize are
not entitled 10 terminal Price -
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Printing OF all kinds executed At this
Office at city prices. -'''-
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
CRITICISED THE PRESIDENT.
A Lieutenant In the Mexican Army to Be
Tried by ourt.NIartia

A Lieutenant In the Mexican Army to Be
Tried by C~ourt-Nartial.
A venire has been placed in the hands of
the proper authorities for the military men
who act as jurors in the court. martial
of Lieut.. Augustine de 1turbide for the
publication of letters in the Temps
newspaper criticizing the acts of the
president of the republic who, as in the
United States, is command-r-in.chief of
tho army and navy. The work of sum
inoning the officers who will act as jurors
will he started to-day and it is stated that
the trial will take place some time
during the coming week. fhe military
prosecuting attorney has completed tho
labors Of tho preliminary examination in
the case, which is the first of the kind
which ever came up in the republic.
Iturbide will be defended at the cour
martial, which will probably be convened
at Santiago de Fialtela,co military prison,
by Augustin verdugo, one of the best
criminal lawyers in Mexico. The opinion
of many military men is that Iturbide will
be found guilty of censuring his superior
officer and will be sentenced, receiving ex-
executive clemency. the president pardon
ing him at an early day. The trial, owing
to the high social standing of Iturbide,
and the fact of his being q grandson Of the
first emperor OF Mexico, will be the most
interesting court martial since that of
Macmillan, of whom the prisoner is the
adopted heir. Mrs. Iturbide, mother Of
the lieutenant, who was born in Washing.
ton. fatty denies that she has implored aid
or assistance on behalf Of her SON from
any foreign minister.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13

The coroner's jury has returned q verdict
in the bridge railroad disaster, ut Oakland,
setting forth that the passengers came to
their death through the negligence of En-
gineer Dunn, and finding him guilty of
manslaughter.
Dunn was an extra engineer who had
never run q passenger train before. He
was taken from ~ freight engine in the
Santa Cruz mountains and brought here to
meet n sudden demand for more engineers
on Decoration day. His friends say he
was sober, and that the necessity of max
ing fast time had been SO impressed upon
him that he thought to save n few mo-
ments by not slowing down. Being unfa-
miliar with the distances on the road he
m~isca!culatcd the time it would take to
reach the drawbridge by ono length of the
engine. 1t now appears that this has long
been n practice among engineers on the
road, but they were all old hands, who
knew every foot of track, and no accident
had ever occurred. There is much criti-
cism of the railroad company for permit
ting such n practice and tor not having u
better warning signal than a red tiag. 1t
is said n similar accident was barely
avoided n little while ago because the wind
blew the flag in such a direction that only
the stick could be seen and not tho flag.
The road had been run very economically,
the owners refusing to provide any safety
appliances on account of the expense.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13

especially notable feature. Milwaukee cit.
lzens havo offered eight prizes for prof.
cheney in drill. which will be- holly contested
Tor by divisions from every State In the
Union. The aggregate mount OF money
set apart for tho payment OF prizes to d.
visions is $4.sOO.
The best battalion drill will merit
prize of $500. The division travelling the
longest Distance from homo to Milwaukee
by the shortest route will receive 500; and
an equal money prize will be awarded to
the division that will best exeM pity the
rituaiistic work OF the Uniform TANK be.
fore the Supreme Judge. The Judges will
be regular ARM officers. and the gentle.
men selected will be thoroughly competent
to decide US to the proficiency Of the cor.
testing divisions.
Cold Spring Driving rark. which has
been used by the Wisconsin State Agrl.
cultural Society for the State Fair for sew.
ernl years past. q teen chosen for the
drill ground. 1t is in fine condition. The
covered amphitheater will seat several
thousand people who will witness the drill.
will make u magnificent drill ground, and,
at the aMe time. afford standing room for
thousands moro.
Tho programme for c~onclaye week viii
pen on Tuesday morning. July 8. althou2h.
1t ts expected that the Uniform Knights will
arrive In time to 60 into camp on the pre-.
vious EVENING. and that . vast crowd ot'un.
uniformed lodge members and visltors, who.
are not m mbers Of the order. win nave
arrived In the city and be comfortably 6xed
In th.ie quarters by that time.
Oflccis and members OF the Supreme:
LOdgolWilt rendezvous At tho Plnnklntons
House sati 8so'csock Tuesday mornln9, and
will Inarch to- the .Exposition Buildin9. The
mammoth sapdltorium q which viii 6sa..
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
every day until tho business before it is

completed.
on Tuesday %atternoon.. promptly at 4
o'clock. General C~arnaban's Pythian army
will move forward on Q grand parade over
q line Of march extending three miles
through the principal parts Of the city.
Tn column will be- reviewed by the su-
ggreme Chancellor and u.1 MINOR General:
line. all fully equipped. in their attractive
uniforms. Including tho officers of divis-
ions and half u dozen or more mounted
divisions. there will be nearly 900 men on
h mnst mc.n II LIME m this Will G Se Sne OF a sne
seen in the United States. Following the
parade OF Uniform Knights will come u
long procession OF lodge members without
uniforms.
drill will ommence and viii be continued
all tho morning. In the afternoon h en-
tire Pythian army will be drawn up in line
for inspection and review.
Thursday morning Will be given up 70
Lodge delegates will DO given o compli-
mentary drive around the city by the citi-
zens OF Milwaukee,. At that time or some
other convenient occasion during the week:
1t is expected That the sqpfem. Lodge VIII
Whiteflsh Bay. a beautiful pleasure lesort
five miles north OF the city.
The pyrotechnic display at Cold Spring
Park on Thursday evening is intended to
eclipse al similar Efforts SO inr made In the
West. Tho bombnrdment will open ut $3.50
O'Clock. and will last an hour and fifteen
minutes. Among tho pieces which will
make the fireworks display so attractive a
feature will be q gigantic equestrian knight
in ful) armor. with the shield of the order in
appropriate colors. and bearing aloft an
cmblematic banner. The kindly feature o
the beloved and lamented founder Of the Or
der. Justus H. Rathbone. will be displayed in
representation OF Niagara Falls. $50 feet
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13

near its western limits. the view from the
proposed cump-ground taxes in on one
hand the tall buildings Of the manufacture
in. and business establishments and the
numerous church spires Of the city. the
blue waters OF Lake Michigan showing in
the distance; while on the other hand. the
view includes the beautiful curves of the
valley of the Menomonce RIVER. beyond
which are the green.trees and cultivated
fields of the country. The magnificent
grounds OF the Soldiers Home are within
sight and but afew minutes drive or walk
the spot.
The tents will be arrangcd'on both sides
of Highland boulevard. in tho center Of
which is q grassy plat dotted with numer-
GUS beds OF flowers. The camp will have a
frontage on both sides of this boulevard of
2.i0D feet. along which will be erected in
regular order the 5000 or more symmetri-
tents of the camping knights. In the
center OF the camp ground will be a large
open space. to be used for dress parades.
which each day will form o part of the mill
itary discipline under which the camp will
be managed. Gen. Z. l.. Brand. of Chi
cago. chief of the staff for Mai. Gen. Carna-
han. of the Uniform Rank. has charge Of
the laying out OF the camp ground. He will
tors i'm the order OF seniority.
While the conclave Is an affair OF great
interest to all the members of the knights
of Pythias order. the main features of the
week will be those parts in which the Uni
form Rank will participate. Tho prize
drills by competing divisions will form AZ
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13

During a heavy sto,m at Mansfield, o.,
lightning. struck Tracy & Avery's POWDER
house, located a mile east of that city. The
house contained over5, 900 pounds OF pow
der. which exploded, causing q t,emen-
dous report. Hundreds of windows in the
city were broken, china md glassware
knocked from shelves aud people thrown
from their feet. Many buildings in this
vicinity were badly wrecked. Two frame
dwelling houses on the opposite side of
the street from the magazine were levelled
to the ground. Ono of them was vacant,
but the other was occupiedby Henry ltoost,
his wife and two children. The husband
was absent ut the time of the explosion. A
G-months' old baby was instantly killed,
and the mother and other child are thought
to be fatally injured. Nothing remains Of
the powder house. Bricks were scattered
in all directions, some being found n quar-
ter of n mile distant.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
Money for the I,ch Mon.

Tho house committee on Indian affairs
has completed the consideration of the
general Indian appropriation BILL. 1t pro-
vides for the physical and educational
welfare of the red men literally, the total
amount recommended for educational pur-
poses being S722. 900 for day aud indus
trial schools, and 100000 for the con-
struction of new school buildings.
The bill contains n revised salary
list for the Indian agents, whose
pay is varied according to the re-
sponsibilities of the positions. 1t carries
nn appropriation Of q little less than 49,.
600, 900, which is somewhat below the up.
propriation for the current fiscal year.
Under the caption of miscellaneous. al
appropriation of 5000 0 is made to enable
the secretary of the interior to employ
practical farmers in addition to the agency
farmers now employed at wages not cx-
ceedipg $50 per month. to superintend
and direct such Indians us are making
efforts for self support. The sum of $780,
600 is appropriated to carry out the pro.
visions of the act of Feb. 8, 1887, provid-
ing for the allotment of lands in severalt,
to the Indians OH the various reservations.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

ALL the persons acquitted Of completely
in this recent Panitza trial, with the excep.
tion Of Mathef, have been expelled from
Bulgaria.
MINISTER sTAGBu1oFF frustrated a
plot formed by Maj. Panitxa's friends to
capture Prince Ferdinand while on o re.
cent journey and to hold him as q hostage
for the release of Panitza.
WASHINGTON Qu1NLAN, the New York
stock operator who disappeared . month
ago leaving . large amount Of short con.
tracts to DO closed ont ct Q lot, has re-.
turned aud will settle the affair.
The Duke de Broglie has written . let.
ter to the Paris papers In which he ssss
that the articles recently published pnr.
porting to be extracts from the memoirs
Of Prince Tsllsyrsnd were not genuine.
Az . meeting Of the board ofoverseers Of
Harvard college, 8 resolution wa adopted
favosing reduction Of the aas q which
scholars may sntsrathe freshmsn class from
10 70 "a. TIE resolutloa viii; b Forwarded
.to.ths prssideat and faallty ~ thstr eon-
stdstatton. IN
gtaeEEIxAsDzIE Sldset
dep6hsesoeaGestAMEB 1lh31sy Nj.
Nc. 0iirhsAss e1X6N ~
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
OF BISMARCK.
THE Ex-CmANcsLIADR TO IE GIVEN A
SPECIAL MISSION.

To Secure lingland's Adl,esi0n To tho Gem
trial EUROPEAN Alliance Against Russia
and tn ;nslnc. France to- Remain Neutral
An Ovation 10 lle rendered Him In
London.
Tie new from Germany is OF the most
contradictory kind. Prince Bismarck, ac-
cori,ng to one source of information, has
been sternJy warmd by the kaiser that if
he does not desist from public expressions
of opinion on German policy the conse-
quelces will lie serious. Through the
snme chantel comes IL charge against tho
ex-chancelior's sou, Herb 1T, of fomenting
opposition TO the emperor's plans among
officials of the petty q, rman courts.
These alarmist reports are Offset by an ap-
paren!ly we'll founded statement that
Prince Bismarck is about to start for
England. This would give color to a
runner recently circulated that the old
stat. sman was 10 be intrusled by the
kaiser with IL SIP, cial diplomatic mission,
first to London 10 secure England's adj
hesiun to the central European alliance
against Russia, and then to Paris to in
ducc the French republic to remain neutral
until its only possible nlly would be
crushed. Ii the ex-chancellor does come
to London his visit will certainly have
some such significance.
Prince bismarck is exceedingly annoyed
ut the manifest determination of the Ger
man residents of London to mike u dem
olstiation in his honor on the OCCASION
of his forthcoming visit to tho English
capital and will endeavor to evade q pubic
welcome ut the hands Of his countrymen if
possible. 1t is understood that a large
sum of money has already been subscribed
by prominent Germans in London to de-
fray the expense of what they intend shall
be a reception BETTING the occasion of the
master spirit of the creation of the Ger
man empire, and ii will be difficult fof the
eX. chancellor to escape III ovation at their
hands.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
MINNEAPOLIS MILLS.
THEY At,l NOW IN CONTROL OF ENG.
LIsla CAPITALISTS.

An Aggregate Capacity of. 2 8 900 Barrels
Per Day-Over MD.OOO,OOO Cash Added tu
minneapolis by the Purchases and Leassz
Of ths Syndicate-Ths News from all
Quarters.
The Pillsbury. washburu Flour Mills
company. which already owns i've mills In
Minneapolis and vicinity,- having . capac-
ity Of l4,50N barrels Of -four per day, has
sccur. d o lease Of the @. @. Washburn
Flou,ing Mill company's mills "a" sBr
aud &C." with a capacity Of $500 barrels
per day, giving the English syndicate rep
resented in Minneapolis by Charles A.
Pillsbury as general manager. control OF
eight mills, with an aggregate capacity Of
$4,000 barrels per day. The total daily
capacity of the -four mills of Minneapolis
is 1855 barrels. The election OF stock
hol. ers will take place the last Of this
month, following which the lease will be
execut ed. The lease Of the Washburn-
Crosby company, OF tho big @. @. WASH
burn mills will expire Sept. I next, when
the Pillsbury- Washburn people will at
once take hold. Mr.. Pillsbury says
that over S5,0GO,OOU cash has been
added to Minneapolis by the purchases and
leases Of the syndicate which he represents.
The mills Of the old firm Of O. A. Pillsbury
& Co. had q daily capacity Of more than
10000 barrels OF flour, making it the larg-
est milling concern in the world. At the
time Of the sale to the English syndicate 1t
took in also the Western Milling company,
owned largely by Uniled States Senator
w. D. Washburn, giving a total capacity Of
about 1850 barrels q day. The new con-
Germ will require about 100, 600 bushels of
wheat daily to supply their full capacity.
O. A. Pillsbury, IN q dictated interview,
admits the fact that the deal IS a go, and
SO sure that he sails from New York for
Europe on June 10. Before the lease is
ratified Mr.. Pillsbury intends to make no
changes In the working forces at the mills,
and declares were it not for the publication
in the papers the employees would never
knowlby any changes about the mills that the
deal had gone through. In this connection
Mr.. Pillsbury says that the directors have
consented to the continuance of the profit
sharing system, at least in the old Pills.
bury mills. With regard to the future Of
the Washburn- Crosby company, James s.
Bell, the president, says: I'VE shall vacate
the mills Sept. 1, with q large trade, and q
fully organized company, having abundance
of capital and credit. We hope to con-
tinue in the milling business, and do not
see how it is possible to do so in Mime.
apolis." It has BEEN learned later that
the lease to be executedis for five years, and
that the terms are a little over 8 per cent.
on the valuation or 81, 900. 900, or about
$4,000 a year. The hitch has beon over
the question of sale or lease. The estate
preferred to sell, but the syndicate only
wanted to lease.