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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-29
CoMMIsIoNER'sN Office.

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County w
Virginia. In Chancery. ~
Elizabeth Oldham, administrators Oh - '.
estate OF James II. Oldham, deceased W
plAinant,
George Miller, A. Wilson Kelly, Elisha ~,
ly, Gibson l.. Cranmer, truestee, Il u. WI
Mary f. Wilson, /. r. Jones. trustee, 80
Burt and John Burt, her husband, Anhs ~
erland and Alonzo Sutherland, her hs' ~ i,
George y. Oldham, Laura Oldham aho %
beth Oldham, Defendants.
BY virtue Of an order entered IN the sDy' !, !.
titled cause on the 9Th day Of July, 1917. -,
ferred 70 the undersigned commissioner OF =
court 70 ascertain and report q,
First. The value Of the real and persons
tate OF James II. Oldham deceased. -. 80
Second. The liens and claims agsih'
estate. -,
Third. The value OF the widows d0"''
gross. ...,,s
Fourth. Any other matter deemed pe'us.,,1l
by the commissioner, or required BY any
interested. t..s
Notice Is hereby given that the unes,,,,-e
has fxed upon Monday the 2ith DAY OF 49,
1891, commencing at o'clock a. m, - w 49,
and his Office, No. 1904 Chapline street Az ~
ing, w. Va. as the place at which ne - ..,se
coed TO ascertain and report the seveih 10
In the said order Of reference required. rsf
Given under my hand this 10th day uy15rcI
1891. CEORGL z. f. GILChs.iioos,es
BOYD X SoNnERvmLE, Commiss.1
Solicitors for Com piainants. jyll ~
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mn, "a. r,nished To-day.

P1rrsBuRG. PA, July S7.-Ine he
sult of the first inning in the GAM Of of
tween the Germantown cricket .ea9 sr .,
philadelphia and the Pltts .pad .t ssSs
eleven played at Brushton tnis ai r;si
noon noon was las to gin favor OF the vlsl s
t aUuu "" The play was characterized go
. ", by splendid fielding on ooth
sides The contest will be finished TO-
morrow.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To tas creditors CT Robert Smith, dsee0sed:
In pursuance 70 decree OF the circuit Cor
NJ the county OF Ohio, mace In a cause there's
bending. 70 Subject the real estate OF the SCI
Robert Smith TO the payment OF hts debts, 70
are required to present your claims aga INST II
estate Of the said Robert Smith for adjudicatia
10 George r. E. Gilchrist, commissioner, at b
Office in the said comfy, No; l4Oi Cnaph,
street. Wheeling. w. Va, on or before Tue y
Witness. John W. Mitchell. clerk OF the al
conrt. this 23rd day OF June, 1897.
ieo,oawy JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk
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~ II Mariner


T. d. Mariner. take notice:
That on Monday, the cath day OF Auga'
1891, between the hours Of nine O'Clock 8 J
and nine o'clock p. m. OF said day, at the on,
OF White & Allen, No. 1917 Chapline sli.eSS
the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, WeN ~
ginia, will proceed to take the deposlioni. j
John Robrecht, Henry Robrecht, myself -
others, 10 be read in evidence on my Densii
upon the hearing OF cause in chsncefy, p.
ing in the Circuit Court OF Ohio couny /.
which am plaintiff and you are deienSSs.i
and II from any cause said dispositions ~, !,
not be taken on said day, or II commences =
said day should not be finished, the same ~ n
be continued from time 10 time. OF the - 81,
place and between the same hours OF the "'
until completed. Yours. etc, .,,,.vo
TERESA MARINE
BY WHITE q ALLEN, her attorneys lytoa"
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COMMERCIAL ALLIANCE
Between Italy, Austria, Hungary ana
Swltzerland-Pspal Economics

Between Italy, Austria, Hungary and
swltzerland-Papal Economics
ROME, July ga council of the Min
istry was held a few days ago to formu-
late the instructions for opening the
negotiations for the commercial alliance
with Germany, Austria, Hungary and
Switzerland. The negotiations at Berne
will be simply preliminary, and will be
limited for the present simply to an ex-
change of views on the subject OF the
tariffs to be agreed upon. The final
negotiations will take place in the
autumn.
The losses at the Vatican have COM
PEELED a series Of economical measures
there. A commission of Cardinals has
been appointed to study economies,
especially with reference to the pontif-
ical army. The Swiss guard will not
be reduced, but instead the gendarmes
and the PalatIne guards will be re-
duced. The Cardinals find themselves
also obliged to submit to economies.
The Pope IS memorable on this
SUBJECT anu says Ind5 10 10 A0OOo-
sary to make great exertions to
remedy the disasters that have befallen
the treasury and especially the st.
Peters pence. The Pope adds that he
remains in Rome during the heat Of
summer, and that the Cardinals can as
well endure the heat in turn. Several
of the Cardinals are dissatisfied with
this forced residence and labor, but they
must, Of course, submit.
In response to dispatches from the
residents of Maryland, Virginia and the
District of Columbia asking their gov
eminent to take an official part in The
Chicago exposition, it is announced that
the government would favor exhibitors
all that it is possible, but it, as matter
of principle, cant take official part.
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je0oaw

TN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF TIL
i County Court Of Ohio county, State OF Wf
Virginia:
In the matter OF the probate OF the last vi
an testament Of Henry Wiedebusch, dec'as:
This 10th day OF July. 1891, Frances Jan
Wiedebusch fled Der petition asking for q,
probate OF the last will and testament OF Herr
Wiedebusch, deceased and II appearing by 81.
petition and an affidavit filed Herewith isr
caroline Meyers and Frank Meyers, her be-
band, Minnie Blum and Philip Blum her hGt
band, Sophia Cheshire aud George Cheshire, b,
husband, Charles Rode, surviving husband {
Margaretta Rode. deceased, and the infant CHI
dren OF said Margaretta Rode. whose names AZ
unknown. are non-residents OF the State Z
West Virginia; 1t is therefore ordered that sd:
pbrsons and all others who may be Interest,".
do appear here within one month after the On
publication hereof and do what Is necessary Z
protect their interests in this matter.
Witness the signature OF the Clerk OF san
Court this 10th day OF July, 1891.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk
published the first time July H. 1901
DESNIs O'KEEFrE, Attorney for Petitioner
jyl7oawt
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rT,HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CoUy
l. ty OF Ohio.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Ohio County, West Virginia, July Rules, 1871
Teresa Mariner,
vs.. In Cnanccry. DNOIs
Il. ID. Mariner
The object OF this suit Is TO obtain a Divers
Mensd et thoro. or Divorce q rtnculo man
na0nfi from said defendant, and IL appearing Z
an affidavit fled herein that 7, d. Mariner y
PENDANT in this suit. is not n resident Of Y
State OF West Virgl mia, ii is ordered that he !
apptar here within one month after the date q
the first publication OF this order and 90 WI.
s necessary to protect his interests In ihlsssl
In testimony whereof / have hereunto "
nay hand this Sth day Of July. 1891;
JOHN w. MITCHELL
Clerk Circuit Court. Ohio CounV
published the first time, July 9th, 1881
Attest: JOHN w. MITCHELL, ClefL
White & Allen, Solicitors for Complalna''
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grsal Qnttrrs.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

n, ,bs er,fftors of Adam Alderman, decs1nd,
In pursuance OF q decree OF the Circuit coV-
OF the county OF Ohio, made IN cause the'sl
Ppdsm Ickermsn to the payment OF his deba
non are req nired 70 present your claims asAas
;;he estate OF the said Adam Ackerman IA
sS,rSication 10 George R. Z. Gilchrist, comm,
;cne, at his Office in the said county, No n.
Cbapline street, Wheeling. w. Va. on or beios
the 9Th day OF August, 1891.
Witness, John W. Mltchei ,sS SierS OF the SAL
sosoawy JOHN w. MITCHELL. Clerk
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.

To the creditors Of James II. Oldham. os s, N.
In pursuance Of q decree OF the Clscu',. ~
Of the county OF Ohio, made In cses. ~. -. .
pending, 10 subject the real estate OF - a.:
you are required TO present your claims s 3,
the estate Of the said James II: Oldham ~, ,,
judicatlcn to George R. E. Gilchrisi e. 4
sioner. at his Office In the said county, :,
Chapline street, Wheeling, w. va On
fore the cath day OF August, 1891. ,.hs !,
Witness: John w. Mitchell. CLERK Of ~
Court this 10th day OF July, 1891. ,-,,fS
jyiioawv JOHN w. MITCHELL c'''-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-29

For Burns, Scalds, Bruises and all
pain and soreness Of the flesh, the grand
household remedy is DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric OIL. Be sure you get the gen
nine.
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OrrIcy OF rHEc1ERK OF THE coz

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE cou''
" Court, Ohio County. W. Va iii
In the matter Of the probate Of the
Wm.H Radclif, deceased. - .
This 7th day OF July, A. d. 1921, ssiias.,s
clld fled her petition asking for the AZ
the will OF VIM. II. Radclif. deceasseSd.. ,,tt y
appearing by said petition and an I'm sss.t,
herein that Jennie Strauss and Blfiles. in,.s,nIs
non-residents OF the State Of West 3f,,ers1
IL, therefore. ordered that the aforesalo Is,
do appear within one month from the 1n, ~ =
cation hereof and do what IL necessary
tect their interest In this matter. ..,,1
published the first time July eth: 1e1S,,b
GEORGE HOOh' 40
S o. BoYcE, Attorney. ."
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE Count

OFFTCE OF THE CLERK OF THE Count
" Court OF Ohio county, W. Va.
In the matter OF the estate OF John NcAi
drews, an insane person. .oo,
This 9ith day OF June, 4. d. 1891, Geofg,
Boyd. committee OF John McAndrews, Heidi
petition. who wishes TO resign as such comna
tee: and 1t appearing by said petition and 8;
affidavit filed herein, that ] Thomas McAndfss
is a nonresident OF the State OF Mest ' ligllA
n "a therefore ordered that the aforesaid pefsi
do appear within one month from the hrst pub
cation hereof and do what is necessary TO p's
feet his interest in this matter.
published the first time June 30, 1871:
GEORGE HOOK,
je3Ooawt CLERK OF ssid Court
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-02

A pleasant meeting was held at the
Fern Ridge school house by the Prim-
tive Baptists last Sunday. Services
were conducted by P. b. Tucker and
G. r. Girard.
The Fern Ridge school is progressing
nicely under the management of Pro-
fessor Granville Colavan,
j. M South and family will move to
Eastern Oregon or Washington in the
near future. Also P. B. and j. d.
Tucker and families will start about
the 30th inst to Eastern Oregon where
P. B. Tucker has a fine farm and stock
ranch Although we will miss our
friends from among us, we wish them
success and prosperity.
We understand that lfessrs. Layton
and Haleman have bought the distil-
lery formerly owned by lfr, Scanlin,
and have set up on the premises of ].
D. Layton So the rum loving public
Of Canada and surrounding country
can be supplied on short notice with
Plum-Jack, Apple-Jack and High,
Low, Jack and the game.
We passed through the principal
street Of Salt Lake Il few days ago on
our way to Lebanon. We were great
" surprised at the improvements going
on there n proportion it has exceed
ed the growth Of Lebanon. For with
in six months 1t has more than doubled
in size if not in population,
1t is rumored that Salt Lake Capt.
talists will putin pipe line CONNECT
ing the distillery with the city, so the
rroprietors Of the still can have an
outlet for their product.
]. O. Boyd hauled Mr. ar L. Tuck
lr's hops to Lebanon on Monday, five
bales being the product Of three acres.
LoNGFELLow, Or
HoosIER,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-02

The following dispatch from Pitts
burg, Penn, dated Sept. 9th brings
into prominence former resident OF
Albany and Lebanon, who left here
about six weeks ago "Dr. W. q. Ne
gus. of Binghamton, N. Y, came to
Homestead, this county, about ten
days ago aud recovered his 7-year old
son from c, Q. Long. The doctor told
story that the lad was son Of q
wealthy Portland, Or, man and had
been kidnapped six years ago. He
(Negusl was government detective
and had iecaptured the boy after
long search and would get 5000 for
his trouble. Long has got tired of the
unpleasant notoriety it gave him and
now tells his side Of the case. Long
says that some years ago, while living
at Richburg, N. Y, he employed Mrs.
Negus to care for his parents, who were
very old. She brought her boy along,
having been divorced from the doctor.
Long and the woman fell in love and
were married. After the death Of the
elder Mrs. Long they removed to this
county. Last March Longs wife died,
and when DR.. Negus heard Of it he be-
came anxious to have his boy back SO
he came on to Homestead, saw Long,
and without any difficulty recovered
the little fellow, and Long is at a loss
| to understand the fathers motive for
telling of the abduction case" - DEM
ocrat.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-02
MOUNTAIN HOME.

Health good in this vicinity,
We learn that l. B. Henderson is hauling
lumber for his new house.
Mr.. Charles Tucker and wiIe, Of Lacomb,
spent Sunday in Mountain Home. We
understand they will leave in a few days
for Mayville Gillian county Or.
Wm. Phillips is hauling lumber from
Brush Creek to repair his barn.
VIM. Philpott visited Mountain Home
Tuesday last.
J. D. Arthers and wife, Of Mountain
Home, visited in Opossum Hollow on last
Sunday.
If you wish good newspaper patronize
home industry and subscribe for the Ex-
PRESS.
The frost bugs are still crying for frost.
We understand that Mr.. Jerry Banks has
% scholars and is getting along nicely at
Mountain Home.
Mr.. Will Walls, of Waterloo visited
Mountain Home Friday last.
| The writer suggests that we organize a
baseball nine at Mountain Home.
Mr.. 7. B. Wright killed wild cat last
Monday.
| J.C. UNo.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-02
CRABTREE.
I.c. Uso.

Owing to the indisposition of your
correspondent, the Crabtree items fail
ed to materialize last week.
We note this week the very serious
illness of Mr.. Abe Young, Of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Ed Young has been strong
ly threatened with the same disease,
but careful treatment has SO far sue
ceeded in preventing Its development
into anything alarming.
Frank Smith is also on the sick list.
DR.. Booth is the attending physician
to all the above cases.
Mrs. Jasper Crabtree and family are
so far recovered as to need no further
attendance of doctor or nurse, and are
all happy in the consciousness of re-
turning health.
Mrs. Crabtree has lately purchased q
rarm of Mr.. William Elliott near the
Santiam Grange Hall, and will short
ly move on to it.
Mr.. Elliott and family will leave us
in two weeks for their future home in
Eastern Oregon. Report hath it, that
one of the family at least will return
here in the not far distant future.
Mr. John Young and family have
recently moved into the house vacated
by Mr.. Milt Morris and family.
The school house of district 6 was re,
moved last week from its old site near
ID. K. Crabtree's, toa point about one
mile south, on land purchased by the
district from Frank Smith. Geo. Tay.
lor, of Scio, had the contract for doing
the work.
4 The hardest wind and rain storm Of
the season visited us Monday after
noon.
Saturday night was the first frost we
have noticed this Fall.
The subscription list for the erection
Of church is IN circulation. About
half of the necessary amount has been
subscribed. Let all help, and we will
have handsome church.
/ w. S. Paul was so unfortunate as tc
lose his buggy horse last week while
returning from Salem. The horse
died of pneumonia, and a borrowed
horse completed the journey.
w. s. Elliott and wife visited friend,
in Salem last Week
/ Mrs A. J, Rapp left here last Friday
| for a short visit 10 friends in Portland
and Seattle. before returning 10 lel
/. home in ca fornia.
Mr. and Mfs. D. +. t'rabtrce have
made us all glad byagood old fIshiohled
visit among us
g, G. Moon spent the day at the
county-seat Tuesday.
Sabbal b school closed here for the
Fall and Winter
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-02


Silver Salmsn are very plentiful
at present in the bay. From morn ng
till night her waters are dotted with
boats troIiog for them and it is but an
ordinary two hou,s to catch SIX o. sew,
en- weighing from ten to twenty five
pounds. What would some Of our
summer tourlsl, savat this spot we're
they here now NeWpo t lmes.
J. g. Frey & Son, now in old post Of
flee, make collars and other harness.
When in need of books Or stationery
remember that Smith & Miller have
the finest lot ever brought to Lebanon.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-02
TO THE LADIES

l will have my fall and winter open
ing of millinery goods on Friday and
Saturday, October, the End and Sd.
| have just returned from San Francis
co wheae | bought select stock of the
latest styles and fashions. All are
most cordially invited to come and
examine them. Yours Resp't.
Mrs. s. FL. CowAN.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-02
Crablgee o. Is 1891,

Mr. William Raston, of Albany, was
in the city to-day looking after the in
terest Of his addition to the city.
Mrs. Hanrahan and Miss Booth were
iii Albany Wednesday.
Miss Ole Smith and Mona Miller
were stopping in Albany this week
Charlie Miller is down with typhoid
fever.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-02

G. T. Cottonis new houses are about
ready for occupancy.
There are several new buildings in
process of ferectioh--Thus we grow.
]. w. Hanson, a former Corvallis
man, dropped dead at Fair Haven a
few days ago.
License was issued Tuesday for the
marriage of w. Carothers aud Arteme-
tia Wood
All lovers of fine political speeches
will have treat in store for them TO-
morrow at the Opera House in Albany.
The distinguished speakers from the
East, who have been in Sound cities
and Portland, will give Linn county
democrats fine taste Of the coming
campaign.
Dr. Courtney has the contract to
supply the brick for the new bank
building,
Everything was quite lively in town
this week.
DR.. Courtney has decided to build
his brick buildings two-story height,
This will add very much to the ap-
peaance of the buildings and town
both. 1t is to be hoped that Mr..
Cowan will decide to do the same
thing
Prof, U. G. Hurley will deliver a
lecture at the Band Hall tonight on
PhrenoIogy and Physiognomyi Friday
evening, Love, Courtship and Mar
riage; saturday evening gentlemen
only, Mrs. Hurley will also deliver a
lecture to the ladies only, Friday at 8
p. NJ. Admission to all free.
Mayor j. i. Cowan, of Albany, was
In our town the first of the week.
Married, on Sept. 80, 1891, in Albany,
Oregon, at the Presbyterian parsonage,
Mr.. James A. Dickson and Miss Josie
Nimchick, Rev r. r. Piichard otlicia'
ting
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-02
HARVEST Is OVER.
How The Crops OF Oregon Have
Yielded.

How The Crops Of Oregon Have
Yielded.
Following is Crop Weather Bull
letin, No. 20. Fer the week Saturday,
September, 18th, 1891.
In Western Oregon harvesting Of
cereals Is over. There are a few small
amounts of wheat and oats to thrash.
There was no appreciable damage
done by the rains. The buckwheat
crops Of Clackamas county is very
good, small portions Of it were dam
aged by the rain. Hops are about all
baled. Experiments show that sugar
beets and sorghum do very well in
Washington county. The rains soft
ened the earth sufficient to allow Of
blowing in many counties In por-
tions of Linn county the corn is not
ripening well. In Douglas county
the wheat was not over all average in
quantity per acre and quality, oats
however are above the average. In
Jackson county grapes are ripening
and wine making will begin next
week. In Curry county 200 acre
field of barley, oats and wheat aver
aged 5O.51 and 35 bushels per acre re-
spectively. Reports indicate that
every one is well satisfied with the re-
suit of the harvest.
In Eastern Oregon harvesting and
threshing Is generally over except
In Union, Wallowa and Baker coun
ties where threshing is being finished
up. Crops have been secured with
out any damage from climatic con
ditions, as is the rule. Large yield
are reported from every county, vary
ing from 10 to 60 bushels per acre it
some localities to 80 and 40 bushell
per acre In others. In Union county
for example one field of 900 acres av
eraged fraction over 40 bushels pc
acre. The corn in Umatilla count,
is unusually good. The fruit alont
} the Snake river was never so good ant
plentiful, in Wasco, Umatilla ant
Union counties the orchards are fillet
with fruit, and the smaller orchard
of the other counties have done re
markably well. The harvest .ha
been one of plenty, and the quality 0
: cereals and fruit good average.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-02
Found Dead In His Room.


G. 4. Conley, foreman Of the sewer
contractros, Bays, Seffries & Co., was
was found dead In his room at the Re
we're House yesterday, his death having
occurred in peculiar manner.
About O'Clock in the morning not
having made his appearance, the door
of his room, No. "a, was broken open.
The unfortunate man was found lying
dead upon the carpet with his face
down. He was attired in his night
shirt and had been dead several hours.
His face was black, leading at once to
the belief that he had died Of strangu-
lation.
Or. w. Fl. Davis was called and Cor
oner Farrell summoned ajury. TWAS
found that in fit Of vomiting he had
aspirated a piece of food into the lar
ynx, producing spasm Of the glotis,
resulting in aphnpa, causing death.
| A noise had been heard in his room
about o'clock, but little attention was
paid to it at the time.
The deceased was sober, iadustri-
GUS young man Of steady habits and
had not been Ill. He was aged 2S, and
had formerly resided in the home oi
Chief Of Police Parrish in Portland.
His parents are supposed to reside IL
San Francisco. He had small a
mount Of money in his possession.
It is not known what disposition
will be made Of the body.