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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-02
Mr.. Frlels ont of ned.

PITTsBURG. Aug. Mr.. Prick passed
a comfortable night, and was out of his
bed Monday morning. ate hearty
breakfast and no doubt will visit his
Office later in the week. 1t is said that
no more bulletins of his condition will
be issued by the attending surgeon.
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ALICE MITCHELL INSANE.
The Jury believe 1t Dangerous to Alloy
Her to He at LIBERTY.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 1.-The jury In the
Alice Mitchell case rendered the follow
ing verdict Saturday morning:
I'VE, the Jury, find the defendant in
sane, and believe it would be dangerous
lihertY.''
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nig cotton rIrm Fan..

New ORLEANS, Aug. LIT was
learned late Sunday night that the large
cotton factory and commission firm of
Bickham 81 Moore failed Saturday for
ever s256, 200, The house was founded
many years ago by the late Pritchard,
then president of the New Orleans.
,laessnn and Graat Nnrtharn railroaa
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skilled Laborers wanted oniy.

PrrTsBURG, Aug. 1.-The number of
men at work Saturday at Homestead
steel works was 975. Skilled men
and laborers are the only classes now
needed, the company having full sup
ply of mechanics. No new departments
were started Saturday. The furnaces
viii be blown in this week
The strikers are still aggressive at
Homestead.
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STARTED Up
The Thirty-Third Street Mill
With Nom Union Men.
The Grip of the Carnegie Steel Com.
pany Tightening
About the Neck of the ANAL
gamated Association.
WILL THE LATTER OUTLINE THIS
TRYING oRDEALi
AN AnniTRArIos TRIBUNAL WILL
soon DE ASKED ron.

Expeeted That the Petition WIN Ne
Fined Some Time This weel-Ex-Pri-
vate IaIns' Suits Not Yet Entered.
Claimed by m Eye-wItnes. TO His Pun
ishment That 1t Was Swallowing To-
baceo Juice That Made Him So Deathiy
Sick and Not the Punishment He Was
Reeeiving-srr. FrIcl out of ned and
win Probably Go to His once This
week-one Hundred More Non-UnIon
Men Go to Homestead.
PrTrsBURo, Aug. THE Thirty
third street Union mill of the
Carnegie Steel company, was in
operation Monday morning with nom
union men. guarded by Pittsburg police
men. The new men wero taken into the
works under guard at 6 o'clock. The
exact number of non-union worlrmen at
the Thirty third street mill is not yet
known to Secretary Lovejoy.
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The financial statement takes up so
much room of our paper this week,
that we are compelled to omit a
great deal of local and political mat
ters, and also some OF our advertise
ments. 1t is matter that no doubt
that our readers are greatly inter
ested in. 1t is paper that should
be laid away for future reference.
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ExercIsinE Troops.

PriTsBURG, Aug. battery B and
the Sheridan cavalry troop were out
Monday morning on an excursion for
exercise for men and horses. They have
returned to Homestead and will remain
in camp. The first report was that the
troops had been withdrawn from Home
stead, which created considerable sur
prise, as there had been no previous in
timation that they would break camp.
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chicaEo.

Hoes Heavy. $ 75@5 90; packing, Is 90
@5 so; light. 81 5Oa5 IS.
CATTLE-Good to prime, e. a5a5 90;
others, SO 00t54 90; mixed, g 00@3 30.
SHEEP-S3 256l5 so.
LAsfBs-$4 OOd0 as.
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Tobacco Juice Made Iams Sick.

PTTTsBURG, Aug. Am eye witness
to the punishment of Private Iams says
his treatment is not what made him so
deathly sick. After hanging fifteen min
utes he asked for chew of tobacco. 1t
was given him, and by swallowing some
of the juice it made him deathly sick.
Iams laughed about his punishment
eral times referred to it in profane and
vulgar language.
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now the Chicago, st. Louis and New
orleans, part Of the Illinois Central
system The failure was publicly an
nounced Monday. but no one knows
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sPRINe LAalBs-s3 5Oa5 Is.


wHEAr-No. red winter. Sic; scptem
Der, s35<c.
CORN-59c.
OATs-341<sd35c
cATfLE-<s 25d5 80
SHEEP-$4 00a5 IS.
SPRISG IsAMBs-S5 50d1 90.
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Notice to Builders.

The Leon Mill Company is pre-
pared to furnish all kind of Lumber
and Building Material, such as
frame timber, dressed flooring, CELL
ing, weather boarding, plain and
feather edged, posts, railing, pickets,
either dressed or plain, as low as
the lowest. Leon, w Va.
may 10-1y
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Mr.. Sam. Cheesbrew and wife
were out driving last Friday, when
their horse became frightened, and
manageable; in the effort to con.
troll the horse the buggy was upset
and both of the occupants were pref
ty badly hurt.
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THREATS
Against the steel workers who Return
to Work.

Against the Steel workers Who Return
to Work.
FIFTsRUBG. July 3d. OF the total
number of Homestead strikers who have
returned to work in the mill, about lbs,
1t is said, every man received terrible
warnings of dire punishment if he does
not quit work. The men ON going home
have found sandbags tied to their doors
every morning for a week past. and re-
quests and warnings have been hung on
the front knobs. They have received
letters through the mails which contain
bloodthirsty threats of punishment fol
deserving the rank of strikers, In addi
ton to this, committees of thu strikers
have approached each man and person.
ally warned him of his peril in remain
ing at work.
These threats have been reported to
the Carnegie officials. who have promised
protection both inside and outside the
works. The strikers have driven six
foremen out of the best paying depart:
ments in the Homestead mill. The men
earned about $12 day each. They were
told TO leave off work under pain of be-
ing violently dealt with, but they stayed
for week
Then when one of them was caught
outside the mill he was severely beaten,
and he and the others were told they
would be murdered if they did not leave.
The six forenien left on Monday, and
were given by the officials ten days in
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Re-nominated.

Hon. Jas Capebart, of Mason, was
re- nominated by acclamation, at the
Congressional Convention which met
IN Farkersburg, July 26th. That
he will be reelected by an increased
majority is not questioned.
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BARN BURNED.-During the thun-
der storm Friday evening the
lightning struck the barn of Ed.
Swan, in the Flats, destroying it 10
gcther with its contents, and also
killing two very valuable horses.
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The Song and Praise services
held in the NJ. E. Church, last Sun.
day night is said to have been de-
lightful. The singing was excel
lent, and the addresses of the
highest order. We arc sorry our
limited space forbids more COM
plete report
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winch 10 re.nrn or rneir raj posiuons
would be forfeited Two returned, hut
they csne day late and were not re-
employed.
going to show the temper OF the locked
out steel workers. and i,luises plain the
fact that the condition of affairs is not
entirely changed the withdrawal OF
so many troops has given some of the
hot-hcaIed men among the worlSinen an
idea that they now have moro liberty to
forcibly prevent the coming of non
union men TO the works. The Society
for Invention of Cruelty to Strangers" Is
ngaiu transncting Dtisincss.
Friday morning tic following notice
was found inside the works:
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Nc be INVESTIGATED
The Punishment Of soldier Iams q
Homestead.


Homestead.
PrTTsBURG. July 29.-Governor Patti
SON will investigate the Jams punish
ment case. Monday Mr.. James Stephen
son, the Liberty street broker, mailed
the governor clipping, describing
Ians' punishment, together with a per-
sonal sugge ton that the governor, who
is friend of Mr.. Stephenson, make a
searching investigation of the matter.
He received a reply stating that a care
full investigation would be made.
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DIED. Mrs. Harriet C. Keller
was born in the year 1857, January
18th, and departed this life at her
home in this county, July %, 1892.
For nine years Mrs. Keller had boon
afflicted with consumption. Tho
medical aid proved without avail
She suffered much, but endured it
all with christian resignation. She
was a consistent member of the IL.
F. Church, South. Mrs. Keller was
a daughter of L. G. Thompson, de-
ceased, and was married to Mr.. J.
F. Keller March 4, 1884, whom she
leaves, with four children, to mourn
her absence Funeral services con-
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. S. F.
McClung.
In tho death of Mrs. Matilda
Waggener, wife of Mr.. Chap Wag-
gcner. at her homo in the Pleasant
Flats, on the 9th inst, the COM
mnnity in which she lived loses
a splendid woman, and one
that will be sadly missed from
amongst them. She was Christian
and was a member of the Episcopal
Church. The funeral services were
conducted from the church in this
place by her Pastor Rev. Brooking,
and her remains deposited in the
family burying ground, on the wag-
gcner homestead, on the Clarks-
burg road. To the friends of tie
deceased We tender our sincercst
sYmpathies.
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The Inms Case.

absence from the city of Senior Counsel
Dickey no suits in the Iams case were
entered Monday. They are expected
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No visitors sunday.

PTTTsBURG, Aug. 1.-The imprisoned
hists-Berkman. Mollick, Bauer
and Knold-spent a quiet day Sunday in
their cells. An effort was made to see
them, but the warden refused admission
to the jail.
superintendent of Police O'Mara, Dis
trict Attorney Burleigh, and Attorney
Friedman, will arrange n satisfactory
bail among themselves for the release of
Bauer and Knold, the suspect accom-
plices of Berluman, and will ask Judge
Mcgee to accent it.
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The members of the city band de-
sire to return thanks to G. w. NJ.
Hooff for the grataitous use of the
Opera House, and the ladies who so
kindly assisted us, as we'll as the
goods citizens of Point Pleasant
who so generously patronizcd us at
our festival on last Thursday even
ing.
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Throw out tho Life Line, is a
beautiful hymn sung at the Song
and Praise services ut the NJ. E.
Church Sunday night How many
life lines might be thrown out in
this city II!
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CATTLE-Prine, 81 50a4 10: good. 81 %
a -; fair, % 50aS IS: bulls stays and
fat cows, - 1908 80; fresh cows, <30 O0@
:. Hoes Corn fed SO aOae a. others,
sHEEP-Extra, IS 1905 20; good, 81 GOA
90; fair, 50 0Od3 20: common, 81 009
2 %;
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Arbitration.

PTTTsBURa. Aug. LA petition for the
appointment of an arbitration tribunal
for settlement of the Homestead troubles
will be filed in court some time this
week.
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Vollert & Ricdel will not be I'M
dersold, so call and learn their
prices before buying elsewhere.
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Georgia Sayre,

THE object OF the above suit is to obtain n
i divorce IA vinc;ilO matrimoni." And IL
appearing by affidavit fled that the said de-
tendant, Georgia Sayre, is nonresident of
the State of West Virginia, tho said defend
ant IS required to appear here within one
month after the date of the first publication
OF this order, and do what IL necessary to
protect her interests. A copy.
Teste: II. y. MITCHELL. Clerk.
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WEDNESDAY.
Buyers Seeking Privileges

are reminded that our Fair growing FAST and has
va firm financially responsible conducting rasonab
the public. - = $40 D'ss0l iol
Engagement Of special effective and continuous
tendance 10y 'n1 AZ
city has a platform station gate e -
days Far gives Privilege opportunity ge
.n enI weather, while list
makes OF It General Hiiarity during the whole time
Our privileges sell readily quoted buyers uniformly
handsomely
privileges in kind and number buyers that we rate pro-
lection of cardinal
ready for Occupancy Apply '
aMp,9RTANT N01IcEThe Kanawha Michigan and Ohio
VIII sell tickets at half of
boats viii make half rates. W @At
pFor Special Lists and other Information, apply
z Il. WALL Sec'y, GalIipos, O.
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RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-Thcre will
be Sacramento Service at the up
per Presbyterian Church, on next
Sunday, at 1870 a. m. Preparato-
ry services Friday night at 8 o'clock
and Saturday afternoon at 3 p. m.
Meeting of Session to receive NOM
bers after public worship Saturday
afternoon.
Preaching at Miller's school house
next Monday evening, by S. F. Nc
Chung The meeting will be con-
tinned indefinitely.
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Kannwha { Michigan RAILWAY

PERSONALS Mrs. S. +. Mcclunp
and children leave tomorrow for
Rupert to spend the balance of the
summer.
Mrs g. NJ Walters. daughter AM
son; of Cincinnati, are hore on visi,
TO Mrs. Frank r. Tomlinson.
Mr.. Joe Clark, aud wife of Pitts
burg, are here on a visit to the
family of Maj. W. II. TomIinson.
Miss Lucy Sshon, of Huntington
is visiting relatives in this place.
Gen. Manning and wife, of New
York, accompanied by Miss Helen
Polsleys are here on a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. D. W. PoIsIey.
DIR. d. w. Petty and family have
returned from a vistt to friends Al
Parkersburg.
Miss Blanche CABOT, GaliipoIis,
spent Saturday in this city, with
her cousin. Miss Nellie Gilmore.
Hon. Eustace Gibson, of Hunting
ton, was visitor to our town, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Thos. Curtis of Pomeroy
Ohio, is visiting her parents in THU
place.
Mrs. F. NJ. whaley and family ar,
at home from a visit to relatives a
Lewiston.
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Fidueiary Notice.

Phe following fduciary accounts are before
me for settlement.
James L. knight, Guardian for Mary I.
James L. Knight enardian for oHvia
Hoggs HASkINl WILEY, JR
July lx=zW Commissioners.
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Fires.

The New York Biscuit company's six
story fire-proof () building burned. Loss
about $500, 600; well insured. Hundreds OF
employees are out of work.
Cook Brothers lard, tallow and neatsfoot
oil works at Elizabethport, N. J., were de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000. The works
covered more than three acres of ground.
Sisson, Cal, had a $4,000 fire The
flames wes checked by blowing up build
ings with dynamite
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Cheap Millinery at voIIert &
Riedel's.
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NOTICE.

HOMESTEAD. July %, 1892.
All non-union men desiring to leave Car
negie's works without delay viii be pro-
vided for hy the union nscsi OF Homestead,
but all who stay Mt work viii seek his God
All are being spotted. Beware
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Go to VIM. Steinbauch's for a
good shave and a stylish hair cut.
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Remember the Mason
County Fair, August
23d, oath, 25th and 90,
1892.

Great reduction in Millinery at
Yollert & Riedel's.
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where Are the New Mon?

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-The Post Mon
day afternoon had the following special
from Homestead, Pa. The claim made
by the Carnegie people that they would
have 500 men at work this morning
and start all the mills has not been made
good. went through the mills this
morning. II is said that one-half of
them are in operation on single turn.
That is hardly possible, as it looks as
though there are not more than 400 men
working. The company claims 900.
Treasurer Curry said that in the 49,
inch and 32-inch mills they expect to put
ON the. double-turn tonight. There Is
no prospect that they will be able to do
that, especially in the 119-inch mill.
Many of the men they have are new to
their duties, and it will take some time
to break them in. Curry said, when
asked why the expected arrivals had not
materialized this morning, that the men
were coming too fast, and agents had
been notified to hold them off till ac-
commodations could be provided for
them.
A squad of twenty-six men arrived
here this morning from Cincinnati, how
ever. Superintendent Woods said they
were sent here by Nye. All of the new
men are housed and fed in the big en-
closure and dare not come outside for
fear of their lives. Yesterday an or
chestra from Pittsburg gave concert
in the new beam mill TO the non-union
men in the afternoon following relig-
ious services. Hundreds of strikers
gathered ON the hill overlooking the inn
mense works to listen to the music.
w. FL. Gathes, of the advisory COM
mittce, says that not twenty of the old
men have returned to work and Currey
admits that, though the gate keeper
claims that twenty-five old men came
back this morning. Committees of
strikers have the mill surrounded to stop
recruits, but the Cincinnati men We're
slipped in the back way. Both sides are
determined and the leaders of the strikers
declare they will FIGHT to the last ditch.
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Eleven persons We're drowned in the vi
cinity of Baltimore sunday and Monday.
Near Oakdale, Tenn, John Feathers
killed ten-year-old negro boy namel
George Smith, because he threw dirt at
Feathers little SON.
The Philadelphia and Reading repair car
shops mt Port Richmond was blown down
by tornado and n number of workmen in
jnred. Many saved themselves by crawl
ing under freight cars.
At Chicago at the Grand Central depot,
owing to the airbrakes not working, a
train knocked down the protection post
and ran into crowd of negroes waiting
for an excursion train. One was killed
and a number injured. A negro policeman
arrested the engineer, who narrowly es-
capped lynchipg en- route to the police sta
ton.
Near Benwood, W. Va, Michael Boylon
and his son John engaged in row with
Samuel Winesburg and his wife Before
it ended John Boylon drew a revolver and
shot and killed Samuel Winesburg. Three
bullets entered his body. Mrs. Winesburo
was shot in the breast, the bullet taking
effect near the heart She died. Both the
Boylons are in Jail The tragedy grew out
of one of the Boylons insulting Wines
burg's wife.
Mrs. Barbara Hoffmeister, of ST. Louis.
was swindle'l out of $500 by Richard
Stein, a slick Chicago scamp.
Three persons were killed, three were
seriously inju, sd and three men are miss
ing as the result of the explosion of gas in
a sewer in the central part of st. Louis AT
recent fire gasoline ran into the sewer,
and this is believed to have caused it. The
explosion destroyed Carl Fuchs liquor
store ON South Fourth street
An explosion in the Springfield On. j.
celluloid works wrecked seven buildings
and killed one man.
At wedding celebration ON Rodney's
island, near Berlin, Wis, lightning struck
tree and killed three boys.
AT Wilkesbarre, Pa, Wednesday night,
Alexander Eggleston murdered his wife,
shot ut his son and then killed himself
A wind and hailstorm did great damage
to crops in Minnesota 1t is estimated 10,
600 acres were destroyed, causing loss OF
$780, eco.
The boiler in the shingle mill of Hartnell
& Smith. ON Otsego lake, near Gaylord,
Mich, blew up, killing four men, fatally
injuring one other and demolishing the
mill.
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Cincinnati.

Offerings for the week. .624 hhds
Offerings same week last year. {, 800 hhds
Receipts for the week. 1865 hhds
Receipts same week last year 2, 294 hhds
The !. i2i hnds snId as fnlIn,s-s.
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lIore Non-UnIon lIen at Homestead.

PITTsBURa, Aug. More non-union
men Were taken to Homestead Monday
morning on the steamer Tide. There
We're at least one hundred in the part.
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Deaths.

Rev. DIR. Evans, professor of Hebrew at
the Congregational theological college,
Bala, Wales, and late OF the Lane SEM
mary, Cincinnati.
Joseph Turney. one of the most promi-
nent citizens of Cleveland.
Congressman Alexander X. Craig, of
the Twenty fourth Pennsylvania district,
in Washington.
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EAttention is called to the adver-
tisement of the West Virginia Rub
Der Goods Agency, of this place.
Read it and see what line of goods
they represent.
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A grand festival will be given at
Rayburn Chapel next Thursday
evening. Extensive preparations
are being made.
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Millinery at cost, at yolIert &
RicdeIs.
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Order OF PubIicatioI,.

The State of West Virginia, Mason county. 50.
At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court for the county of Mnson, ON
Monday, the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1892.
II. +. Sayre,
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THE GALLIPOLIS FAIR
FOR 1892.
AUGUST 8, 9, 10, Il. u.
FIVE DAYS OF REAL ENJOYMENT !
The Management have made preparations for the
Greatest Fair in the History of the County

Special engagement great the famous
Fenton Ladies' Military Band,
thoroughly refined organization ladies' becomngy
ated in their picturesque of green fitting
SKIRTS with trimmings Tasses and Gold ut@
tons They genuine musical artists
gagenent outside the great exposons grounds will be
Merry Go Round of amusement and enjoyment