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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-03
Dishonest Republican Omcials,

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 25.-This
evening a proclamation was issued by
Gov. Pattison converting the senate in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-17
WHERE THEY'LL PLAY.
List Of the Players Who Have Been Held
by the League Clubs.

List OF the Players Who Have Been Held
by the League Clubs.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 16.-The
following list OF players have been re-
served 6y their reSpectivSclubs:
Clnciuuati-W. z. Rhines, E. n.
Crane, j. p. Harrington, T, J. Mullane,
J. w. keenan,, j. G. Reilly, j. A. Nc
Phee, j. w. Holiday, w. A. Latham,
George j. Smith, L. r. Browning, w. Z.
Ha.ligan.
Chicago-M. J. Kittridge, William
Merritt, j. P. Luby, A. c. Gumbert, w.
T. Hutchinson, n. f. PfefIer. T. E.
Burns, j. J. COOney, William T. Dahlen,
W. h. WilmOt, James Ryan, c. Carroll,
William Shrlver, Thomas Vickery, G.
van Haltern, Hugh Duffy, Charles Far
., New York-W Ewing, A. Rusie, A.
ewing, R. Common, G.. 4. Gore, Richard
BUCK ey, A. T. Clarke, L. w. Whistler,
Olar.eS BaSSett, John w. GlasScock.
bro0klyn-J. NJ. Ward, d. l.. Foutz,
". Is Pinkney, Z. J. LOvett, w. II. Ter
~ h. Il. CarutherS, b. Inks, I. b. Daily,
y ~. b. Daley, T. +. KinSlow, w. ID.
y Br.en, NJ. ]. Griffin, I. P. Burns, HUI
bert Collins.
Boston,. G.. Garrison, NJ. J. Kelly,
y A. Nichols, II. Staley, Charles Gam
Ie'l .. w. Bennett, 7. Tucker, H. Long,
y j. Quinn, William Nash, w. s. Brodie,
a a. L. Lowe, II. StoveY, d. Brouthers,
:, I1omaS Brown, r. +. Johnston, Will
nam DAILY. Ill. Richardson M I Mad
den.
Cleye'and-C. thinner, ]. ]. Doyle, O.
1e1eau ID. T Young, Henry Gruber.
L. Nlau. j. Shearon, Z. j. Mexican, 6.
: : ID Davis, j. r. McAleer, c. L. Childs,
n y a. Virtue, Jesse Burkett, f. Knauss,
raul Radford, J. Stricken.
-. Foiladelphia-John Clements. VIM.
V,,,egaSon, jr., S. L. Thompson, R. G.
1H5'gn, w. K. Hamilton, John Thornton,
Z. D. Delehanty, T. Gray, Charles Es-
Aeeie.
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FEWER FAILURES


Last Week Than the Week Before but
More than Last Year-Dun's Review OF
NEW YORK, October 16.-R. G. Dun
& Co.'S weekly review Of trade says:
"Business throughout the West and
S5uth is strong and improving. AT
Eastern centres there is less Satlsrac-
ton, and the expected results from tha
harvesting Of large crops are more
slowly realized.
The iron industry illustrates contra
dictory conditions. The output OF FUR
paces in blast October 1 was 1Sl,6l5
tons weekly, yet this enormous pro-
duction is marvelously absorbed. The
demand for use in producing all kinds
of farm machinery and implements IS
far greater than il has been in any pre-
vi0us year and the quantity OF iron thus
i8Ctufef Is short Of orders in the mems
wear department, though Chicago
c.OthierS are buying more freely. But
on the whole clOthiers have not taken
nearly their usual supply Of goods and
many of the mills are closing. The
market for anthracite coal is better,
but circular prices are not realized.
The reports from other cities are
almost uniformly encouraging. AT Pitts
burg the demand for manufactured iron
and especially FOR structural forms, is
improving, but the coal strike Continues.
Az Cleveland trade exceeds last years
considerably. The supplies of money
are ample here and at all western cen
tiers
The business failures throughout the
country during the last seven days
number 259, compared with a total Of
270 for last week and 227 for the same
week last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-17
FIYE sUFFoCATED

In a London Tenement House Fire-A
LONDON, October IS.-A tenement
house caught fire early this morning in
the Dock district of London, known as
Millwall. The rickety stairs were al
most Immediately burned away, thus
cutting off the escape of number OF
their inmates. When the fremen
reached the spot they found the build
ing in a mass of flames, and learned
that there were still several people on
the upper floor.
The fremen made several gallant at
temptS to reach the endangered people.
but were repealed by the flame. At
last when the fire was finally subdue1,
sufficiently to enable the fremen to
mount to the top of the charred tene-
ment, they found the bodies OF an old
woman Of seventy, young woman and
three children, all huddled together as
they tried to escape from the smoke
which had suffocated them.
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BELLAIRK.

Messrs. James and Alex McGregor,
Martin CoEen, Harry McGregor and
Rev. L. w. Barr returned yesterday
evening from ten days hunting bout
in the mountains of West and East
Virginia.
First ward citizens met last night and
considered a proposition to induce the
Bellaire window glass works to continue
operations at the old stand.
Mckinley will be here October %, and
the Republicans have organized club
of 400 members called the Mckinley
Escort Club
The Cleveland and Pittsburg physi-
clan of the Relief Association was in
the city yesterday seeing sick employees
of the road.
A number Of our people are in Pitts
burg attending the National Convention
of the Disciples Church.
]. Pelton Jones and bride have gone
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Miss Kate Scott and Mr.. Frank Wood
cock were married Thursday evening,
at the residence Of the brides mother In
KIrkwood. Rev. Mr.. Stephens, OF the
Presbyterian church, tied the knot Tor
the happy pair. The usual crowd OF boys
gathered around the house and made
things lively for several hours with their
tin cans and other implements OF tor
ture. The night was hideous with their
noise. One OF the boys talked to the
lady in charge OF the refreshments,
while another slipped in behind her
back and stole brick OF ice cream.
The disturbances could usually be
quelled by satiatlng the boys appetites.
A cart and horse used for hauling
sand from the river aimlessly waded out
into deep water near one OF the piers
below the bridge. The driver had left
the team for moment, aud In his ao-
sence the horse almost drowned, swim
ming around in a ring for quite While,
but was at last rescued.
There was family reunion at the
residence of Mr.. William Woods yester-
day, the event of the gathering being
the seventy-ffth anniversary OF Mr..
Woods fathers birth. 1t was quite a
notable gathering, and all appreciated
the occasion.
A meeting OF Republicans is called for
Saturday evening at the City Hall. The
object of the gathering is to explain to
the voters the Australian system OF
voting.
Mrs. Tuck Thomas, wife Of the boss
of the Wheeling Creek mines, died yes
terday morning Of typhoid fever. Many
friends mourn her loss. Funeral notice
later.
Hon. R IS J. Alexander returned
home yesterday from Columbus, where
he has been attending to business for
the past few days.
Miss Matte Collins, who has been the
guest Of Miss Hanna Smith for the past
ten days, returned to her home in Me-
dina yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Cook and daughter, Anna
Lee, returned yesterday from Wichita
Kansas, where they had been the guest
of relatives.
William Kuhn, our young sportsman,
left yesterday morning for Holloway
where he will hunt for the succeeding
two days.
Charles Watson, baggage-master or
the C. l.. & w., brought his trottlne
horse in from the country yesterday.
Mrs. John Campbell and mother-ln
law, of Bellaire, are visiting Mrs. Nc
Millen, Mrs. Campbell's mother.
Miss Emma Mitchell, who has beer
on a two-weeks' tour OF the eastern
cities, returned home yesterday.
Miss Minnie Alexander returned yes
terday from Kansas City, where she has
been visiting her grandparents.
Mrs. Frank Stewart, of Allegheny, Il
the gaest OF Mrs. William Woods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-17

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned Commissioners appointed by
an ordinance OF the city OF Wheeling, entltleo
IAN ordinance TO provide for the issue aud sale
OF bonds OF the city OF Wheeling, TO be known as
the Main Street Bridge Bonds second series,
and for the redemption and payment thereof, Fl"
ratified by the voters Of said city on the 10Th day
Of September 1891. will on MONDAY, No
VENEER cd 1891, between the hours Of nine
O'Clock a. m. and three o'clock 2. m, AZ the Bank
Of the Ohio Valley in the city OF Wheeling, w.
va. receive bids in writing for. and sell bonds
OF the CITY authorized By said ordinance, 70 the
amount Of t695O0; twenty-five thereof are 500
bonds. sixty OF them are t5O0 bonds and thirty
seven OF them 81 100 bonds, all dated AoyeIn-
her 1 1891 PAYABLE on OF before November |, lxs4,
At the Bank OF the Ohio Valley, With interest az
the rate OF six per cent. per annum. payable an
uually on the lst day Of November, 1872. and on
the lst day OF November in each year Thereafter
until and including the year 1872, at the SAID
Bank Of the Ohio Valley, in the city OF Wheel
ing, for which interest coupons IN proper form
are attached IN each bond.
These bonds are issued 10 pay for the con
stfuction Of q permanent new bridge on y ain
street ia the city OF wheeling, over wheeling
creek and will be cold only for cash % the high
est bidder, approved by the undersigned, and
none OF said bonds will be cold for less than par
and accrued interest from Neyember LIST, 1921.
The bonds hereby advertised for sale are LA
bic 10 redemption, At their par value, On, anc az
any time after, November !, 1850. a. provided In
said ordinance. and neither such bonds nor the
coupons thereto attached will be subject 70 tax
alton under authority Of said city.
By said ordinance the said city obllgAtes II
self 10 pay each year after 1893. until TIE oonas
authorized under said ordinsnce sre fully paid,
the one twenty 9Th Of outstanding bonds Issued
under said ordinance. n-,.
p B. DoBBINS,
o. q
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DID HE SAY IT?
He Says He Didn't, But Didn's He R-Ar'
Blaine on the Mckinley Bill.


Blaine on the Mckinley Bill.
NEW YORK. October 16.-An Ohio
editor having written Mr.. Blaine tnae
the Democratic papers were parading
him as an opponent Of the Mckinley
bill, he replies as follows:
'AUGUsTA, Me, October IA, 1891.
John HopIey, Esq, Editor oft "Jo'Ir-
nal" BucFls, Ohio.
"MY DEAR SIR:-You inform me that
the Democratic paper In your town.
and many Democratic papers through
out Ohio, keep the following paragraph
standing in type:-'But there is not
section or line in the entire bill NC
Kinley tariff that will open market
for another bushel of wheat or another
barrel OF pork. James &. Blaine 10
Senator Frye July 18th, 1890.
"This sentence is garbled and taken
from its proper connection. 1t creates
a wrong impression. What did say is
the following: 4 do not doubt that In
many respects the tariff bill pending IN
the Senate IS a just measure, ana thaV
most of its provisions are in accordance
with the wise policy of protection, ont
there is not a section or line In the
entire bill that will opena market Tor
another bushel OF wheat or another
pound Of pork
"The letter in which this paragraph
occurs was written to Senator Frye on
July II, 1890, and the Mckinley bill ala
not become law until October 1, near
IL three months thereafter. In my let
ter to Senator Frye / objected TO the
bill because it did not contain recl-
procity clause which would provide a
market for wheat and pork, for other
products Of the farm and for various
fabrics.
Before the bill was finally passed
| the reciprocity clause was inserted ana
q large addition was made to the free
| list. 1t will therefore be seen from
what l said in my letter, that the obJec-
/ ton which I made to the Mckinley Dill
was entirely removed before the bill be-
came a law. Let me further say that
the reciprocity clause has given ample
market for many barrels OF flour ana
many pounds OF pork.
Brazil, some months since, entered
into treaty by which many American
articles are admitted free. Flour is
made free and pork is admitted at a
nominal duty. Cuba and Porto Rico
have reduced the duty on flour from
IS. so a barrel to 81, which gives US the
market, besides putting nearly 100 ar
ticles OF American production on the
free list.
Germany without negotiating a
formal treaty, has removed the prohi-
bition on pork, and our government In
consideration thereof has left her sugar
on the free list. This opens to us an
entirely new market, and SIS, 900, 600 to
500, OOO,O 900 Of American pork will be
consumed per annum where net pound
has been taken for ten years.
''The reciprocity provision Is proving
very successful, and especially in farm
products and moro particularly in the
case OF the two articles mentioned IN
the paragraph quoted; -four and pork.
II am not, therefore, an opponent OF
the Mckinley bill, as the Democratic
/ papers of Ohio are constantly alleging
On the contrary, L have cordially sup
ported il ever since it was perfected by
the insertion of the reciprocity clause
every respectfully yours,
JAMES G. BLAINE"
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MARTINS FERRY.

For the accommodation of the Luther
ans who will attend the missionary
festival tomorrow in Wheeling, the
Terminal road will run special train,
leaving here at two o'clock.
The Democratic Club will meet in
Keesey's Hall on Monday evening. Let
every Democrat attend, as there Will be
business of Importance before the meet
ing.
The management of the G. L. q W:
R. R. promises to change the time caro-
on this end of the road so as TO make
better connections with the main line.
- 70, 49,, late Prohibit5en
address the CITIZENS OF Martins Ferry
next Friday evening.
James Mitchell was in Dlllionvale
yesterday, at the beside Of his brother
John, who is gradually falling in health.
George Bottles and Benjamin Exley
were in Wheeling yesterday attending
the funeral of the late Isaac Sadler.
Miss Grace Stokely, of Portsmouth,
O.. is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Hattie Brown, of the Third ward.
Miss Lizzie Moore, OF Mt. peasant, is
visiting her father, Richard Evans, in
the Standard addition.
Mrs. L. B. Anderson, Of East Liver
pool, is the guest of the family OF Capt.
l.. w. Inglebright.
The f. n. G. Club were entertained
By Miss Ada Joy last evening, at her
home on Broadway.
Mrs. E. G. Simpson, of Hamilton, o.,
is here at the bedside of her father.
Anderson Ralston.
"O'Flinn in Mexico" promises to draw
big crowd at the Opera House next
Monday evening.
There is talk Of another foot race be-
tween Edwards, of Etnaville, and Pax
ton, Of this city,.
Mrs. Indiana McSwords is visiting
friends and relatives in Anderson, Ind.
WANTED-About ten more newsboys
to sell the SUNDAY REGISTER.
The Y. NJ. @. A. Gymnastlc Club met
last night at their rooms
w. Duncan returned home last even
ing from Pittsburg.
Mrs. Madison Aldridge is visiting re-
latives in Bellaire.
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home to Findley where reception was
given them last night.
Rev. l.. w. Barr is attending the
meeting Of the Synod and will be home
on Sunday.
c. L. Poorman assisted Hon. Bill Glib
SON at a political meeting in Salinevilie
last night.
Some rascal broke down the fence
around the fountain in the square,
Eugene Smith will sell out his con-
fectionery store on Uuion street.
William Carroll and wife are home
from visit to Plttsburg.
Several Bellaire men are driving Ior
wholesalers in Wheeling.
The Chautauqna circle held an inter-
esting meeting last night.
Repairs are to be made on the cars
of the street railway.
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BENWOOD.

The funeral of John Kelly, the un-
fortunate victim OF the accident at the
Wheeling steel plant, took place yes
terday morning at $3.50 o'clock. Solemn
requiem mass was celebrated at ST.
Johns Church by Rev. Father McMena.
min. The interment was at Mt. Calvary
cemetery. 1t was large and most i'm
pressive funeral.
The dance given at Dolan's Hall
Thursday evening by the Benwood
Social Club was a complete success in
every particular. Mayors orchestra
was on hand and large crowd attend
ed. A large number of those present
were from Bellaire and Wheeling.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
Church was entertained very pleasantly
by Mrs. DR.. II. I. Ford, at her home on
Water street, on Thursday evening.
The affair was of the nature of fare
we'll party, as Mrs. Ford will shortly re-
move to Wheeling.
The street roller was taken over that
portion of Main street which is COM
pleted on Thursday. The Stag and Gin
ders, covered with a layer Of sand and
gravel, is rendered compact by the
roller, and the street is substantial
and durable one.
Rev. w. w. King and wife, of Hunt
ingtOn, are the guests for few days of
Mrs. Kings parents, DR.. aud Mrs Ford.
They have just returned from a visit to
Washington, d. c., and will return to
their home to-day.
yesterday on account Of the funeral of
John Kelly, and the employees turned
out in large numbers to honor their late
fellow-workman and companion.
Peter Kelly, of Cumberland, Nd, and
James Kelly and wife, of Pittsburg,
who attended the funeral of John Kel-
" yesterday, will return to their homes
this morning.
1T. Rev. Bishop Kahn, Monsignor ].
T. Sullivan and Rev. Father Mullen, OF
Wheeling, were guests Of Father Nc
Menamin Thursday.
The German Lutheran Church will
give a supper and entertainment at
Dolsn's hall, on the evening of Novem-
Der It'll.
Ed. Noel has returned from the ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge K. of P. at
Petersburg.
Only one BenwoOd saloon-keeper was
indicted at the last session Of the grand
jury.
Miss Annie MeCabe was out yesterday
for the first time since her recent i'll
ness.
Sanford Ollum left yesterday for his
home in Fairmont.
BEwARE or FRAUDs.-Be sure you |
get the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric |
Oil. 1t cures Colds, Group, Asthma,
Deafness and Rheumatism.
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SLOWLY STRANGLED.
..,,,,rrs sIasr PRIVATE MINNESOTA
BANGING.
,.eu Died Protesting Bis Innocence and
10 0 ,l the Crime On Ano'hsr-aOnan-
(, History Of tho Murder = The
Father interviewed.

IAN FALLS, MINI, October 10.
khD"SGfl seqne was witnessed this
a III At the execution OF VIM. Rose
D 0lI,o4 law requires that al eAeeu-
Ihe n .,nsr take place between midnight
ton, .,.D and out Of sight OF all news
sna y" ,,sn- The prisoner was awakened
Papel. look ate a hearty meal, heard
81 4.ding of the death warrant with
tle i' cooISess and mounted the galloWs
I'm firm step. uh,ob ba
nc i r' his innocence and accused a
PTo'oSs.,C,,,od Slower Of the crime. The
MAJ va, sprung at 4:56 a. m Ihere
uaP dun crash, and the rope parteu
va feet from the neck.
M TI,bopt a word being spoken oy any
tSe limp body was picked up car
one ~, on the platform, laid down race
I l.,,es y upon the readjusted trap.
NV Tse second moose dangling from
-, / - was pulled down, adjusted quick
80 SS,,d tbe trap again sprung without
y .t-empt 10 raise him TO his feet.
I'm SSI ensued q slow proc IS OF strangu-
lion. The trap was sprung the sec
I'd time 40 exactly o'clock.
0- T5e crime for which Rose suffered
,.d,b was the murder Of Moses Luhain:
ne murder was sensational, behind
r5icb there was a romance. Rose came
VIZ redwood county from Pike county,
m where he was born October 10
$50 ,.si Here he fell in love with Miss
Gee Gao Luaain, a pretty girl OF twenty
49, tbe daughter of Moses Luhain.
The girl reciprOcated Roses ioye' out
IN the advice of her father refused 70
Goa her lover. Rose was angerea al
t5is and one evening shot Lutain dead.
Miss Lufain became deeply respondent,
rent 10 Chicago, where, at the home OF
smsrried sister, she committed sniclde
nv emitting her throat.
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a Three-nIn.ted sohonnnrLn.t-

., BOSTON, MASS, October 16.-Ths
I'uIee-u asted schooner Rebecca A. Tau
NJ ~ OF Boston, commanded by Captain
,,,,.l,oAerSon' Of South Chatham, and car
ii!'us a crew of seven men, is doubtless
~ - VIII, with all on board. The Taulane
Ctl Newport News. Va. August 2S, for
- oo.IeSJon with cargo Of coal and has
1O' been heard from since.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
U1HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO

TIME STATE OF WEST flk5lSlA, OhAO
Il county.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia October Rules. 1891.
Robert Smiths administrator
VS.. In cbancery,
Thomas Smith and others.
The object OF this suit is 10 settle the account
Of the administrator Of the estate OF Robert
Smith, deceased, and 10 sell bis real estate to
paw his indebtedness. And 1t appearing from
an affidavit fled in this cause, at these fuleA
that the defendants. Matilda briggs and Rob-
ert Driggs, her husband, j. II. Cowden, trustee,
Mary Smith and Lafayette Smith. her hus.
banc who are sued with Thomas smith and
Others, are not residents OF the State OF West
Virginia, and they not having been served
with process in this sgit. it Is ordered that tho
saio defendants, above named, are required TO
appear within one month after the date Of the
FIRST publication Of this order and do what Is
necessary 90 protect their interests IL IS FUR.
Their ordered that this orde. be published and
posted IS required by Law,
witness, John w. Mitchell, Clerk OF the said
Court, at the Court House OF said county this
9Th day OF October, 1871, to-wit: October Rules,
l5gl JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk
published the nrst time October z, 1911
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
BOYD Il soNEERyTLLE,
Solicitors Tor Complainant. OCT
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Notice to Lien Holders.

ITO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS by
j Judgment, or otherwise, on the real estate,
or any part thereof, OF
MYER B. HORKHEIMER.
In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county. made In a cause therein pend
ing. to subject the real estate of said Myer y.
Horkheimer 10 the Subtraction OF the liens
thereon you are hereby required 70 present all
claims held by you and each Of you against he
said hyer b. Horkheimer. which are liens on
his real estate. or bny part Of 10. for adIrdlca'
ton to NE at my Office IN the city Of Wheeling.
W. Va, No. 15i7 Cbaplins street, on or befCGs
the 18th day Of November, A. ID 1851.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of octo-
Der. A. ID. 1891. GEO. z. BOYD,
Commissioner.
CALDWELL CALDWELL.
Attorneys for ComplainAnts.
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Cnnfesse His Crime.

MADISON, GA. October 16.-Alex.
Morris was hanged In private in the
county Jail at u noon to-day. lie had
rroiessed religion and blamed his wife
f9r having led him into committing the
rrLmn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-17

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October ia
~ shock Of earthquake was felt in
i iIe eastern part Of this city last even
vis laS'lng about seven seconds. The
NJ sauons we're northwest to southwest.
No damage was done.
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VS.. IA hoSumB''"
The object OF this suit Is 20 recover tsil WIN
eight per cent interest from the lst day ~ Nay
1872. for witch the defendant made his proinls-
sory note to the plaintiff, and 70 attach money
in che hands OF James Z. Rogers sPevial oo.l,.
,nfssIoneT TO satisfy the same. And II appear
Ing from an afidSyIt fled in this cause. at these
rules, that the defendant, James Elliott, i NOT
A resident OF the State OF West virginia; ana he
not having been served with process IN thiS su,.,
Elliott. do appear within one month after me
date of the hrst publication OF this order. ana
do what Is necessary 10 protect his interest," "
Is further ordered that this order DO puphHheu
and posted as required by law, -.
Witness. John N. Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court,
AT the Court House OF said county, this siKth
day OF October, 1901, 20 wit, October Rules, oei'
JOHN W. MITCHELL. ulork.
published the hrst time October z, losil
Attest: JOHN w. MiLSh hA4b' ~'O'N'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-17

90 ''e Throat or Cough, II suffered to pro
I ..' often results in an incurabIe throat or
80 80 trouble "BrolSR's BroneAial Troehs,,