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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

Personal. Mrs. John NJ. Phelps hal
moved to Ashland KY, with her family
Mr.. s. W. Moore, OF Elwell. was
caller at the REGISTER Office Friday II,
ordered the REGISTER sent to his address
for year.
Yard Master Cook of the Ohio River
Railroad. has moved into the property
lately vacated by Mrs. Phelps.
/ Mr.. Joe French is in Cincinnati on
business.
Mr.. Harry Moore. Agent of the K. &
NJ. Railway, at Charleston, was in town,
for short while Friday.
| Mr.. john A. Goshorne, and Mr.. A. P.
Rand and vile. of Charleston, were in
our city for few hours "Wednesday, on
their way to New York
Miss Carrie Charles. OF Michigan, is
here on visit to her uncle, Capt. John
L. Charles.
Miss Cora Wheeler. of Wheeling, is
the guest of the family of Capt. Jno. A.
Armstrong. sr-
Capt. John L. Charles took in the
sights at Washington City last week.
Geo. X. Miller, Esq, Mason county
boy, representing the Bindley Hardware
Co, Pittsburgh, was in town Saturday
Mr.. j. H. Miller, Jr.. of Huntington.
was in town Monday
Rev. r. E. Brooking, of Louisville,
KY, who rec ntly accepted call to
Christ Church. tnis city. held services
Sunday morning and evening. In the
morning he preached a very able and
interesting sermon to as large congre-
CATION as has ever been in the church.
Mr.. Brocking and wife will occupy the
parsonage adjoining the church.
We are sorry to state that our friend
Capt. John selbe is again confined to
his home by sickness.
Mr.. Smith Tillis, of Union district,
was in town Monday, and gave the REC
IsrER Office pleasant call.
Miss Maggie Neale, of Ben Iomond, is
visiting friends up the Kanawha.
Miss yirgie Lewis, of Five Mile, is
visiting friends in this place.
Mr.. F. D. Hoy, was in Columbus. o.,
several days last week, on business
Mr.. Louis S. Pomeroy, of Huntington,
spent Sunday with his mother in this
city.
Mr.. dArgcnt not being able to preach
on Sabbath evening last, Mr.. r. H.
Rogers Presbyterian Sabbath Scnool
Missionary took his place, and deliver
ed an eloquent discourse on "The cruel.
fixion of Christ" There was lage and
attentive audience.
Mr.. Louis Graf, of Parkersburg. was
the guest of Mrs. yolIert last week.
Hon.John Hooe Russell and ex- Mayor
T. S. Garland, of Huntington, were dis
tinguished callers at this office. Monday
Mr.. Russell will be candidate for Dis
trict delegate to the Democratic National
Convention.
Hon. Jas. capellart was at home the
first of the week.
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Roofing, spouting and job work
all guaranteed at Tomlinson's.

An exchange truly remarks, @that
no paper can be published without
home patronage, and every man is
interested in keeping up a home
paper. If a railroad or any other
enterprise is desired the newspaper
is expected to work for it. If a
public meeting is wanted for any
purpose, the newspaper is called
upon for free notice. If any sect
or society have an entertainment or
reception of any kind, the newspap-
er is expected to give the necessary
notice. The newspaper must agi-
tate and advocate everything that
will advance the interests of the
business men and yet some of them
do nothing to support home paper. :"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15


APPLE GROVE ITEMS. The farm
ers of this vicinity are making great
preparations for their crops.
Mr.. Hugh Daigh is quite ill at
the home of his sisters, Mrs. James
Brown.
Mrs Mace Maupin, of Arbuckle,
West Va, after weeks visit to
her parents here, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. w. T. Barker and her niece,
Miss Katie Hereford, will open up
a millinery in the near future. We
wish them much success.
Miss Blanche seely, of Letart,
West Va, is the guest of relatives
here.
Miss Rose Keistcr's school will
close next Friday. A grand time is
anticipated.
There will be preaching at the
Lavinia Chapel Sunday morning at
10 o'clock, by Rev. Smith.
Miss Mary Moore, who was dan
gerously hurt by being thrown
from horse, is improving.
PINKIE AND DINKIE.
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New perfumes, with nice way to
test without trouble; fine and
common paper in large or small
tablets; big cake of toilet soap for
. cents; the best 8 cent cigar in
America; and several other matters
of prime necessity at vanGilder's
Drug Store
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2:27 MARQUETTE 9.94l 2:27
VIII make the Season Of 1892 at the
Mason County Fair Grounds.

DEscRiPTIoN--sfarq sired by Vic
tor bismarck, lsire OF Edgmarck 2:I6. BIS.
mont 2:is,z, Blue Grass Hambletonian 2;i9i<,
&c-) Dam by Favorfte Wilkes 2.2i1<,; End
Dam, dam OF woodord & HARRISON 2:27l by
Redmon's AbdaIlah, Che by Alexander's Alb
dallah l5l. 3rd Dam by Boston Thorough
bred)- 9Th Dam by Sir Charles thorough
bred)- Marquette is a very handsome ma
hogany bay, l57< hands high, weighs between
II and y hundred; his record was made at
Lexington. Ky. He can and viii trot in 2;2O
In 1872 He is pure GATED frofter, goes
without weights His first crop OF colts viii
be ? in the spring OF 1892; one OF them could
show a 2:iO gait last fall, and all of them are
good gated and speedy. as we VIII convince
any one who viii come to see number OF
them now being handled.
TERMSs-si0 70 insure. due when mare Is
known 1 20 be In foal or Is parted with Grass
and attention 50 cents per week. Point Pleas
ant Is easily and cheaply reached from ali
points on the Ohio river. An experienced
trainer Is kept and horses handled for speed
at reasonable rates Address,
r. P. LITER, Pr. Pleasant. w. va.
y, cAPEHAETr feb8-apri5
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When hen lays AN egg she cack-
les. When man gets in a new
stock of goods it is human for him
to crow over it. When hen cack-
les people know that she has laid in
some stock and feels rather proud
of it. When the merchant opens
his new styles and blows his trum-
pet in the newspapers, people know
that he has something on hand
worth advertising and patronize
him accordingly.
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The best line of hardware in tn
town at Tomlinson's.

Drowned. "A dispatch from
Charleston, dated March 18th, an
nounces the sad drowning, near
Peerless on the Great Kanawha
river of Miss Annie Belle Medley,
J. A. Medley and Felix Xix. The
three persons were crossing the
river in skiff, when the lady at
the oars let one of them drop in the
water. The boat drifted down the
river, struck a barge and was cap
sized. None of the bodies have
been recovered.
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Spurious silver dollars are being
extensively circulated in the eastern
part of the State. They are nearly
perfect counterfeits and are difficult
to detect from genuine. They travel
rapidly, and it will not be long un-
til they will be found floating around
in this part of the State. Keep a
lookout for them.
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Corn shelters $500 at Ellison Bros

We are in receipt of the Enter
prise, published at Canadian, Texas,
by our former fellow -townsman, C.
M. Hall. 1t is neatly printed
well-cditcd paper, and strongly
Democratic. From the copy before
us we imagine il will be success
financially, and of course politically
in that great State. We have a
kindly feeling for Mr.. Hall, who
was at one time the trusty foreman
of tho REGISTER Office, and therefore
we wish him all the success that
can come out of a well conducted
county paper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

For the month of January the
following were the internal reve-
nue. collections for the district of
West Virginia: Tax on iermented
liquors s6,OOO.40; distilled, s2I 1855;
cigars s12,942, tobacco, $40, $40. 16;
other. sources. $500.
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Rev. Joshua Peterkin, D. D.,
father of Bishop George W. Peter
kin. of Parkersburg, died Monday
at Richmond, Va. For nearly 40
years he had been rector of st.
James church, Richmond, and had
been in the ministry for nearly 60
years.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

Tomlinson is the originator OF
low prices on hardware, cook stoves,
building material, etc.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

Miss Bette Moore, aged 10 years,
was assasinated on last Wednesday,
by Eliza Hackney, aged "a years,
on Stacks Branch, about 15 miles
from Charleston. She was a d.
vorced wife OF Lewis Elswick, and
it was reported that Elswick and
Miss Moore were engaged, and the
woman committed the awful crime
through jealousy. She was arrested
and taken to Charleston and placed
in Jail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

The gold and silver shirts arc the
only correct styles in the market.
They come in laundried and un-
laundried plain and fancy, and can
be found ONLY at ]. Friedman &
Co.'S store.
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Lace curtains and window shades
in the latest novelties out, all col
ors, widths and lengths at ]. Fried
man & Cos.
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Oliver Chilled Plows, for sale by
Tomlinson.


OPEN SwITcH. Friday morn
ing passenger train No. a, going
south, on the X. & NJ. r. R., came
very near meeting with a fearful
wreck at Waggener depot, by run
ming into an open switch, Cat the
same place where Charley Robin
son met with his mishap from which
he lost a Lego Had there been cars
on the switch at the time, the pas.
senger would have been crushed
into kindling wood, and many of
the passengers killed and MANNED,
as the train entered the open switch
at about % miles an hour. Leaving
this switch open is piece of gross
negligence on the part of some one,
and should be thoroughly investi-
gated by the authorities. Men in
charge who have no care or con-
Germ about the safety of passengers,
or property, are not fit persons to
be trusted, and should be dismissed
from the service of the road at once.
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Go to Tomlinson for bargains il
doors and windows.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

Fairmont which is no bigger than
Point Pleasant has just completed
water works for the town, and the
water was turned on last week.
What is the matter with our town?
Why don't it make a move in this
direction?
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Call on Tomlinson and get his
prices for the next thirty days.
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Tomlinson has the best line OF
churns in town.

1t may not be generally known
that our county has within its
borders some ofthe finest aud fastest
thorough bred running horses, and
standard bred pacing and trotting
horses in the world, but yet this is
a distinction that Mason county can
now claim. Look over the REGIS
TIERS columns and you will find
that what we say here is literally
true.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

Hoes and rakes, spades. shovels
&c, at Tomlinson's.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

Latest fashions in hats can be
seen at J. Friedman & Cos.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

Suits from $3.50 up at J. Fried
man & Cos.
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If you want to buy a Mower Oh
Binder, call on Tomlinson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

Flows of all. kinds at Filson
Bros.
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House or tenement wanted; will
hire or purchase. Leave your
name with description, price &C., at
this Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

No. s cook stove $1,000 trimed at
Filson Bros.
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Those who believe that DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy will cure them are
more liable to get well than those who
don't.
If you happen 10 be one of those who
don't believe, there's a matter of $500
to help your faith. It's for you If the
makers OF DIR. Sage's remedy can't cure
you, 10 matter how bad or how long
standing your catarrh in the head may
be.
The makers are the Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, of Buffalo, n.
". They are known to every newspa-
per publisher and druggist in the land,
and yon can easily ascertain that their
words as good as their bond.
You wind your watch once a day.
Your liver and bowels should act as
regularly. III they do not, nse key.
The key is-Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets. One dose.
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A LADY NJ THE .;fD cold =. 49,
bear;ng tho other d.
uIbons ,ho snr; I'll I'm
rad;sbes that .ra 20, -
s,rawhorr;os ,hat SFe es. 49,
ms 70 Iemons - ' ''' - Gus
81 None AZ .,,u;.,,.,;.., III,
ba.s ,,a. sau sp.,"ss''o M'i '''"s !,
yv;t,on, - h.; - ~ go
homo. n;ns;a,5'e $3.50, : 20
ser ,he IA. " s A" ass ~
81 hoas ~. -,
hr;na ma.,,- ~,
,ba nso,,,a ~, ~ s;ah III = ~ sss ~
,brae, .,.,a.s $780, - ''.s .., AZ III, ~
their hssds y sS''S =
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Coffee mills 25 cts. at Ellison Bros

$4,000 DAMAGEs.-The jackson
Herald, of Friday says: In October,
1888, nineteen-year old SON of
Jackson Swain was killed by mail
crane breaking and a piece striking
him in the breast. His death was
almost instantaneous, the injured
man never speaking after being
struck. His administrators brought
suit for $4,000. The case was ad-
journed from term to term en- mo-
tion of the plaintiff until Monday.
After some controversy Mrs. Anna
McYey was appointed official stem
ographer. Plaintiff was represented
by attorneys Prickitt, Hogg and
Couch, defendant by v. B. Archer,
w. A. Parsons and Warren Miller.
The case was most stubbornly con-
testsd and the arguments were not
concluded until Wednesday after
noon. Thursday morning the jury
brought In a verdict OF $4,000 for
plaintiff. The case will go to the
Supreme court.
ELEVATOR Pumps $500 at Filson
Bros.
j. Friedman & Co. are, as usual,
"on top" with their magnificent line
of new goods. No other store in
town, nor for miles and miles around
here can show up such an enormous
stock as these merchants. and CON-
mon sense will teach any one that
they can sell cheaper than the small
concerns which pose us their COM
petitors. We are proud to have
this enterprising and wide awake
firm in our midst.
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ARREsTED.-On Saturday evening
Hamp Smith and DIR. Gregory were
arrested by policeman Smith, for an
assault upon Geo. Lewis, colored.
They had, SO it is claimed, enticed
Lewis into the saloon in the base
ment of the Kline House, to talk
over their troubles in a good
humored way. When they got him
where they wanted him, by pre-
concerted arrangement they as
sanlted him with pistol and bottles.
Friends of the parties interfered,
and saved Lewis from pretty
rough handling. The parties were
arrested and taken before the
Mayor, who after hearing the evil
dence, fined DIR. Gregory and Hamp
Smith $50 each. These parties
started a saloon in Beale's Hall a
few weeks ago. and ever since there
has been trouble among them, and
bad blood is the result.
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Lead and oil, paint brushes, &C.,
at Tomlinson's.
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The State Sunday School Con-
vention meets ut Parkersburg,
March %. Those desiring to attend
can get delegate ticket from Rev.
Trippett, Pastor of Trinity NJ. e.
church.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

Post. hole borers 40 cts. at the
farmers favorite hardware store
Ellison Bros.
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On Lordsday next Mr.. d 'Argent
will Cd. VI preach as usual in
the Presbyterian church, at morn
ing service, on "Christianity as a
Factor in Civilization" and at even
ing service on 1.-THE Young Mans
Capital"
The collection at morning service
will be for the Board of Home Mis-
sions of the Presbyterian church.
The Y. P. S. G. e. will meet in
the church on Friday evening of
this week. Topic: "What is Gods
Covenant with us2n Eek. &c: %,
2s; Heb. 8: s-12.
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"The shorter bed and narrower
covering" will be the subject of the
discourse in the NJ. e. Church,
South, next Sunday evening.
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Tomlinson wants the ladies to
call and examine his stock of shears,
knives, etc.
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The West Virginia Editorial As.
ISOLATION will meet at Charleston,
Wednesday May 4th. Thank the
Lord we don't have to read the
poem, this time. Bro. Jim Hender-
son of the Nonparea is the poet for
the occasion.
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Tomlinson is the leader in the
stove trade.
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Steel hatchets So cts. at FiIson
Bros.
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Go to steinbach's for your han
cuts and shaves.
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The most complete stock of hard
ware ever brought to Point Pleas
ant at Tomlinson's.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-15

Trace chains so cts. pair at Filson
Bros.
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Rents in town are away up and
some. are kicking loud and hard.
This is the legitimate result ofplen-
ty ofdemand and we hopo it will
result in having lots of houses built
in town.
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Two keyed pad locks 5 cts. at
Filson's.
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Mems and boys pants of every
description and price at j. Fried
man & Co.'S.
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Double bit axes 90 cts. at Filson
Bros.
Evening journal., 1892-10-24
rersonal News Of IlauII.Iand.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
FAULKLAND Oct. 24.-The hop at
Brandywine Springs on Saturday even
ing proved a success despite the threat
ening weather
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. RICHTER, Of Phila-
delphia, are guests at Brandywine
Springs hotel
A. Caldwell Clark, of Wilmington, was
entertained by Wooddale friends yester-
day.
William D. McElwee of Wilmington
and Harvey j. McElwee Of Philadelphia
were guests of John T. McElwee yester-
day.
Mr. and Mr. G. Taggart returned to
their home her last night from few
DAYS visit TO Wilmington relatives.
The family Of William J. Fell will re-
turn to their Philadelphia winter home
this week
Evening journal., 1892-10-24
THE FORCE BILL METHODS.
FOUR DEMOCRATIC REGISTRARS AR
,s,gl BEsTEp ON SATURDAY.

Thbys Attempted to Prevent Corruption
Hall scheming and Were Placed Under
5000 -Bondsmen Promptly Fur
nished and the Omcers Released.
Saturday was marked by four ronnbli.
can outrages upon the State Democratic
election officers while in the performance
of their duties on the board Of registra-
ton. Chief Supervisor Macallister played
an important Vart in the trouble and
held four Democrat r'fistrars in $3, ,OOO
bail each for Appea4d-ce before the
United States Court.
The men were arrested because they
refused to allow the Federal supervisors
to make a record of the tax receipt mum.
bers. This line of work was mapped out
for the supervisors by Corruption Hall
officials and ordered by Supervisor Mac
allister. who sent out special instructions
/ to the Federal officials.
The men arrested and arraigned before
Chief Supervisor Macallister were as fol
lows:
Harry Ahrens, chairman of the regis
tration board of the Third district Of the
First ward. Held in 49, 600 bail JOIN
| f. Dolan became his bondsman.
Ex-Councilman William II. Quinn
First district, second ward, $4,000 bail
! William T. Lyman bondsman.
Clayton T. Harrison, Fourth district
Tenth ward, SO, 900 bail, Patrick Near,
bondsman.
dpFfanlxlin s. Hylaud, Second district
Fourth ward, $4,000 bail, Presiden
James s. Dobb, Of the State Department
! of Electione hondemau
lkCWiththese exceptions the day was oi
the whole, comparatively quiet.
The total registration for the two day
Is 103l7 divided as follows:
Evening journal., 1892-10-24
EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS.
Cloak News.

In these goods we are offer
ing some great Bargains.
Brown Cheviot Jacket Fluff
Fur Facing, worth $3.50,
at $4.9S.
Tailor Made Jacket, "a
inches long, and bound, worth
$3.50 at $3.S7.
Black Clay Diagonal Tailor
Made, pearl button, silk lined,
worth $I2, at $7.98.
Tan Beaver, full silver fox
facing, silk lined, tailor made,
worth Sis, our price $o.98.
Black Beaver, all wool, full
Astrakhan shawl, silk lined,
at $8.98.
Evening journal., 1892-10-24

them. Like a compass, He would pre-
serve His people from all IN cal attractions
and have them drawn to ward hlmself
alone He is thought TO be the polarity
of all and especially of these. lie who
wants the company Of his Fellows he
must not distance them in the race. de
who wants the company of t1od must
walk with Him in the van of the 2dvanc-
ing ages.
This Land was Found for God
and it is ours TO make it the right hand
of His power. The miracle of finding the
new world was one of faith. For thirty
long years the cry for the opportunity to
seek it went up into the ear of God. Be
fore sailing, solemn act of worship and
the holy sacrament administered to all.
Then again at night to the admiral on
the very eve of sailing and upon every
one of those seventy days of sailing
on unknown waters the cry Of
prayer and faith went up from that great
soul and when he stepped upon the shore
with all the solemnities of religion he
Frustrated himself and yave back the
right to Goa in solemn dedication. One
has said that America Vas discovered be-
cause Columbus possessed "A living faith
in his ideal, in himself and in his God.
We may learn that those who honor Him
God will honor Now, to you who have
heard me this day are there no discover
les for you to make? Is there not an
eternal continent yet unseen by mortal
eyer Does not YOU nope see it, your
aspiration hear,it, your faith feel 1t, your
Judgment accept ~ "What is promised
by genius is fulfilled by nature. " We
have been talking of a great achieve
ment fulfilled to faith, out there
before us is the great country yet OBJ
scured to mortal visions.
"Fair land could mortal eye,
But half thy charms explore
II IA tiff a
Evening journal., 1892-10-24
verr pangerous for veasel..

The pilots complain Of the dangers
arising TO vessels which are compelled
to come to at the Breakwater TO receive a
visit from the national quarantine officer.
now that the winter months are near at
hand Pilot Robert Il. Hughes, who
passed up on Saturday with the Atlantic
transport line steamship Maine. drawing
90 feet of water, says that unless the
national quarantine is lifted large vessels
will meet with disaster while lying off the
unsafe harbor awaiting a visit from the
government officer. The place where
inward bound vessels are compelled to
lie is most dangerous at any time other
than when the wind blows from the
southwest.