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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

Among those voting in favor of
the Wilson bill on it's final passage
in the House of Representatives
Thursday we find the names of Al
derson, Capehart, Pendleton and
Wilson, of West Virginia. When
the pinch comes there are no flies
on our delegation in the House. II
We have said anything during the
discussion of the bill that granted
harshly on the members spoken OF
we are willing to accept their apol
ogy.-Parkersburg Sentinel.
AS to Mr.. Capehart, he was for the
bill from the start. We may add,
however, that the Sentinel covers
the whole ground in its apology,
and the REGISTER says ditto.
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Phi1adeIphia Architecture.

An amateur student of architecture
finds that many of the pillars that
beautify old doorways In this town
are made in absolutely faultless pro
portion, according to classic models.
It is Just this regard for right proper
ton that gives these pillars their pc
culiar charm, though 80 men out of
100 who should feel the defect of a
disproportioned pillar could not say
wherein lay the disproportion.-Phil-
adeIphia Record.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

The business revival which came
with the year is making steady
progress, and the passage of the
the Wilson tariff bill by Congress,
has given new impetus to business
in every part of the country; and
now if the Senate will take up the
bill and pass it without modifca-
ton or amendment, just as it comes
to them from the House, the coun-
try will very soon witness a busin-
ess revival unparalleled in the his
tory of this country. Factories
will resume work and new ones
will be built and the idle labor Of
the country will be employed at re-
munerative wages. Confidence is
all that is needed. The prompt
passage by the Senate of the Will
son bill will restore that confidence
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SHOT DOWN in THE STREET.
Captain Bomar of Mount Sterling, Ky.
-Four Arrests AInde.

Four Arrests Made.
MOUNT STERLING, Feb. 6.-Sunday
afternoon the town was startled by the
sounds of 10 pistol shots in quick success.
sion at Broadway and Court streets.
In a few moments it was ascertained
that Captain j. l.. Bomar of this city
had been shot dead, his body being fairly
riddled with bullets.
1t seems that he and II. Clay Turner
of Morgan county had come together,
the latter having been charged by Boma1
with severing his relations with Mrs.
Bomar.
Warm words arose and pistols were
drawn. Bruce Turner and Thomas
Blair, also of Morgan, are said to have
sided with h. Clay Turner and fired
some of the shots.
ALI four are now under arrest, and
the most intense excitement prevails in
this town.
During the melee a bullet passed
through Clay Turner's clothing, and
Blair was wounded in the arm.
Bomar was shot eight times in the
head and body.
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DID NOT EIGHT.
Admiral Da Gama,s Plans Against Sicthe
roy Tcnfl I'm N FtzzIe

roy End in n Fizzle.
New York, Feb. G.-Advices re-
ceiyed from Rio Janeiro at a late hour
Monday night stated that the battle
which Admiral Da CANA and his fol
lowers had planned did not come off. 1t
was the intention of the insurgent lead
ers to attack Nictheroy, as it was
thought the people and troops there
were friendly to them and that the cap
ture would be a fine piece of strategy,
and that when Piexotto saw that his fol-
lowers were deserving him he would give
up and allow the insurgents to rule the
country.
1t is said the reason the attack was
not made, was because the plan leaked
out and the government had made all
preparations necessary for the defense of
the place. The soldiers and citizens had
been labored with in behalf of the gov
eminent, and that they concluded to re-
main firm
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FOR SALE

Z III 7 y II IlIlIl1 NIET z.
Tomlinson d Wiley, Attorneys.
ian. 81. Nv.
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OFT QUIETLY.
The Celebration at Honolulu on
january II.
PARADEs, SPEECHES AND MUSIC.

The Meeting in the Evening Draws To-
Eether the Largest Crowd Ever congre-
gated in the City The Demonstration
Brought to a Close by n Isece ptiou Given
by President and Mrs. Dole.
SAN FRANolsco, Feb. G. The barken-
tine w H. Diamond arrived Tuesday
morning. IL 1-2 days from Honolulu,
bringing papers from the islands to Jan.
10, two days later than the advices
brought by the w G. Irwin. During
tn So two days nothing OF Importance
occurred save the celebration of the anni-
yersary of the establishment of the pro
visional government ON the Eth. which
passed off quietly The provisional milf
tary turned ont and paraded the streets
in the morning 500 strong When the
procession reached the HEADQUARTERS of
the American league thestars and stripes
were raised and the bands played The
Star Spangled Banner .
a meeting was held in the evening in
Palace square, which attracted the
largest crowd ever congregated in Homo
lulu. Large numbers of Portuguese
marched down the street. headed by
their own band, and joining the throng
in front of the speakers stand. Speeches
were delivered by Mr.. Athertoil, j. b.
Castle, w. @. Smith, Judge Robertson
and Walter G. Smith.
The celebrationof the dog - lie1-50ught
TO close by the reception gwen by
President and Mrs. Dole, which was
largely attended.
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ShonIdn,t Hog Ererrthing.

Hon. Champ Clark, of Missouri,
in his speech in the House of Repre-
sentatives in favor of the Wilson
bill, said:
'The farmers of this country are
not natural born fools. They know
that the Mckinley bill is fraud.
They took whack at it in 1890
and in 1892 they gave the Protec-
tionists such trouncing as no po-
liticians ever before received. Every
nation on earth is dependent upon
every other nation. God Almighty
never intended that we should hog
everything. If He had He would
have made US with shouts. Mans
ingenuity can accomplish every
thing. We could raise elephants in
the jungles of Vermont, but they
would cost princes ransom. We
could raise polar bears on the Equa-
tor, but only our Goulds and Astors
could afford to have them. We bad
better let elephants and farm pro-
ducts grow whore God planted
them, and let trade between all ma
tions go according TO nature.
We are teetotally disguised with
all this bogus chatter about ssthe
pauper labor of Europe" while we
are daily and hourly robbed to sup
port pauper industries of America;
for any industry that needs pen
sion or bounty to support it, is as
much a pauper as any inmate of a
poorhouse.
"You Republicans" he continued,
"are breeding free traders more
rapidly than rabbits multiply in
Australia. You keep this thing up,
and when the people get whack
at you again you will be in worse
condition than the foxes when
Sampson set their tails on fire."
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FRANK HALLS CLOSE CALL.
nc peelare. nc rleaasa eull.z to ,s.sar

Judge Lynch.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. Crank Hall,
the negro who assaulted Mrs. Mary
Akers at Lebanon Saturday night and
who was nearly lynched there Monday,
was brought here Monday night and
lodged in Jail. Fifty deputies were
sworn in at the Lebanon courthouse to
convey the prisoner safely to the train
on his way to the penitentiary, to which
he had been sentenced earlier in the day
for 81 years on a plea of guilty.
Hall said in an interview that he was
not guilty of fine crime. When asked
why he had pleaded guilty, he replied
that he did SO because he was afraid of
beng lynched and if he plead guilty he
would be taken away from Lebanon
promptly and thus escape mob violence.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

The one chief trouble with the
Democratic party is that there are
so many great men with progress
i've ideas reaching out in every di-
rection, that it is difficult, in a pre-
liminary debate, to conine them to
a given subject. Hence the differ
ences of opinion in regard to the
discussion of the Wilson bill. They
all manage, however, to get togeth-
er in the end.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

What transparent frauds these
editors are who are claiming income
tax is inquisitorial, when they have
upheld a system of taxation for
years that provides for searching
the trunks of travellers and taking
charge of mans business until the
tax is paid. The greatest danger
to the income tax lies in the senate,
where the millionaires hold sway,
one or two of whom are in the
Democratic party.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

BERLIN, Feb. 6.-In the COMMITTEES of
the reichstag the Socialists supported the
vote of supply for the new directorshi,,
of the home Office. Herr Bebel, the So
cialist leader, said that his party was
justified in supporting the government
proposal, as the post was specially
formed to carry out the work of the So
cialists. The members of the Center
refused to support the governments dc
mand. Tho National Liberals refused
to support the government, declaring
that the demand was not necessary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

There is little doubt that the VIII
son bill will pass the Senate in prac-
tically the shape it is now The an
ticipated fillibustering will probably
Lot materialize to any serious extent.
The Senators know that the limit
of the country's patience has about
been reached.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

The death of Mr.. Geo. w. Childs,
of the Philadelphia Ledger, will be
sincerely mourned in every quarter
of this land. Mr.. Childs was re-
markably successful as a capitalist
and as a man of enterprise. He
accumulated a princely fortune, but
he seemed to feel that he held it in
trust for his fellow-men, and his
countless public and private gifts
have probably never been equaled
by any other American. Few men
have ever been SO generally below
ed. The poor blessed his name.
and even the wild anarchists who
sought TO array the masses against
the rich could find nothing to say
against him.
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Parkersburg Sentinel. Seventeen
Democrats voted against the Wilson
bill. They were honorable enough
to assume whatever responsibility
attached to negative vote on the
proposition, and they went upon
the record as preferriDg the Nc
Kinley bill to the Wilson bill. They
will have to settle the matter with
their constituents.
But there was one coward in the
Democratic herd, who slipped out,
ashamed to vote against the bill and
afraid to vote for it. His name
wants to be emblazoned in a circle
of obloquy. His name is Moses T.
Stevens, of Massachusetts, Park
ersburg Sentinel.
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KNOXVILLE, Feb. e.-Mrs. Catherine
Doyle died here Monday She was born
in 1900, and lived in perfect health up to
the time of her death. She leaves a
sister SO years old, a son and daughter,
10 grandchildr 81 great-grandchi
and 40 great-great-g randchildren. Her
husband, who died several years ago,
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I(N :

The undersigned desires to inform
his patrons and the public gener-
ally, that he will continue in the
ice business next summer, supply
ing none but pure lake ice, and
would be pleased to have you leave
your orders with him for next sum
mer's delivery. Ice furnished now,
on order. JOHN G. SToRTZ.
ian24 6m
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

Better let few wealthy men in
the East leave the Democratic par
ty on account of the passage of an
income tax, than to have thousands
of farmers and laborers in the South
and West leave it If the income tax
is not passed wayne Netcs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07
Ru.sIan Steamer Yrecked.

MARsEnLEs. Feb. 6slThe Russian
steamer Kornilof encountered terrific
gale while on her voyage from Smyrna
to Tripoli, and when near Limasol, ISL
land of Cypr1s, she was wrecked. Hap
PLY the $50 passengers on board of her.
as well as the entire crew, were res
cued. 49,
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THE MARKETS..
Review of the Grain and Cattle Markets
For February 6.


Cattle-Prime, 81 6O@4 so: good, 81 Goa
so; good butchers, s. 50@4 90; roughs,
fat, 50 00@3 so; fair light steers, 50 l0@
cows, $50 Oo@40 90. -Philadelphias,
S. 6o@5 65; Workers, IS 45Q5 so; good
heavy sows, 81 coal 20. Sheep-Extra,
50 coos IS; good So 1908 80; fair, 50 OOG
2 so; common, 81 00@1 80; lambs, s. 50@
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corrirnn Not Summoned.

ROME, Feb. 6.-The representative of
the United Press in this city recently
sent denial of the reports that Arch
bishop Corrigan of New York had been
summoned to Rome. Today Cardinal
Rampolia, papal secretary of state, au-
thorized the United Press to again deny
fI,a ra,,O,E
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Notice to Trespassers.

All persons are hereby warned not to
trespass upon my lands (either enclosed
or unenclosed) in Union District, by
hunting, nutting, cutting hoop poles,
lumber, or removing rocks, logs or bark,
under penalty of the law, as 1 will arrest
all violators of this notice.
II. C. COMBS.
dec %. Is9s-aw pd.
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A Deserted African EXPLORER

ZANZIBAR, Feb. 6.-Adyices reach here
from the interior of Africa that William
Astor Chanler, who was in command of
an exploring expedition and who was de
serted by most, if not all, of his follow
ers, is ON his way to the east He is ex-
pected to reach Mombassa on Saturday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

MARTIN, KY, Feb. 6.John Garrett
celebrated his 101st anniversary Satur-
day by drinking quart of whisky, and
now lies in dying condition. Garrett
had Just returned from his fourth and
last trip across the Atlantic. He was a
veteran in the Mexican war, and went
through the late war under General Lee.
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NoTIcE.

i fore the undersigned Commissioner
of Accounts for settlement, viz: Settle
ment of Lon T. PIIchard, Executor OF
Lewis T. PilclIard, deceased Given un-
der my hand this 18th day of January,
1894. JOHN E. BELLER,
Commissioner of Accounts,
for Mason County, W. Va.
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j. w. somcryille.

y. W. SomeTyIlle.
Trespass on the Case in Assumpsit.-
Damages 81, 600.
The object of the above suit is for the
recovery 81 600 for a breach OF marriage
contract and to attach and sell the real
estate of the defendant for said 81, OO9. 90.
and the costs of this suit, which real es-
tate Is an undivided seventh part of 1875
acres, 3roods and 80 poles, inherited from
his father, w d. SomerviIle, deceased.
situate on the waters of Old Town creek.
which one. seventh is subject to the
dover right of the widow of w. ID. Som
erville in the whole tract. And It APP
peaTing by affidavit fled that the said J.
W. Somerville is, nonresident of the
State of West Virginia, the said defend
ant IS required 10 appear here within
one month after the date of the first pub
LEGATION of this order and do what IL
necessary to protect his Interest.
A copy teste:
r. e MITCHELL, Clerk.
Tomlinson d Wiley, Attorneys.
Jan. 81. 4w.
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Thirteen Pnisnneh

BERLIN, Feb. 0.-The Lokal Anzeieer
has a dispatch from Minsk, Russia,
which says rich Jewish family of the
name of Milanovitch, consisting of 10
persons, including servants, have been
poisoned. They all partook of food in
which poison had been placed, and every
one was dead within 10 minutes.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPRRTY-
Three Houses and i ,ots. IN 11 az, r.
tengion OF Point Pheasant, West VI w.
ginia, for SALE CHEAP. and mon
terms TO suit purchaser Apply to D.
w. BROWNs Agent, Point Pleasant.
". Va. Iianl7-4W.
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Wheat 5S@6OL<c Corn = 361f@411fo.
Cattle-Selected butchers, 50 1904 90; fa;E
to medium, 81 S5a9 65; common, 81 65l
9 So Hogs Selected and prime butchers,
IS 45@5 so; packing, 50 20@5 IS; comInon
to rough, 81 75@5 15 Sheep-S2 00@8 as.
Lambs-S3 OO@4 Is.
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LEADvmLE, Colo, Feb. ga gold
strike has been made ON the Champion
syndicate's property, on Farnum Hill
Nuggets to the amount of $1,000 were
taken out Sunday. The largest nugget
weighed IS ounces.
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BERLIN, Feb. "a dispatch from
Abkazia announces the death of Profess
sor Theodore Billroth the celebrated
German surgeon. Professor Billrcth
was born at Bergen, April 90, 1929, and
was the author of number of valuable
yvOr1Sa 1IIon sTIroerv
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Loves Alpabet.

Miss Flirt Ito her young admirer)-
Why, Charlie, you don't even know
the a B G of Lowell
Charlie stoutIy) We'll, know the
u and of it anyway.-Harper's Ba-
TAR.
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The bold, brave manly and hon-
est course of Congressman capehart
has endeared him to the people of
his district, and for being loyal to
his people and the platform upon
which he was elected, he will again.
bo returned to Congress.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

On the first page of this paper
will be found an excellent article,
upon politics in the Fourth Con-
gressional District, which will af-
ford much food for thought for
politicians.
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Chicnro.

Hogs-Select butchers, IS 3O@5 IS; pack
ing, IS 1905 So Cattle = Prime steers,
81 8O@4 80; others, So 1894 20; stockers,
81 25G3 u.s. 5heep-$ 3 00@3 65; lambs,
s. OOta4 co
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BOILED ALIVE.
Harry Robinson, Boilermaker, Meets a
Horrible Death.

PARKERsBURe, w. Va. Feb. g.
Harry Robinson. a boilermaker employed
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company, at Grafton, while assisting IN
plugging the fiue of live engine, was
scalded to death. He stood in the ten
der holding long iron rod, which
passed through the firebox against a
leaky fiue. AS the striker hit the rod
the flue bursted, knocking Robinson
down and the steam literally boiling him
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nIieit stilI seized.

BREMEN. Ind, Feb. 6.-An illicit still
was seized ON the farm of John Laser,
near here Officers secured seven barrels
of whisky.
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The HAGUE. Feb. 6.-Eight men have
been arrested for forging and uttering,
here and in Amsterdam, notes ON the
Bank of the Netherlands. The forger-
les are said to amount to 227, 600
guilders.
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Toledo.

wheat-No. cash and February, soc;
May, csc; July, GAG Corn = No.
cash, S5c; May, 37c. Oats-Cash 29c asked;
Rye - Cash, 49c bid. Cloverseed =
Prime, cash, February and March, $ IS;
April IS IS bid
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Wheat = May, IS 5-16@6s1<c. Corn
March, 43c Oats-Western, 35@4Ic. Cat
tie, 81 1897 65. Sheep = - Oo@4 20:
lambs, 50 O0@4 ST1z.
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ID Gama.s Rioh rrienns

LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch from
Lisbon says, it is stated on high author
ity, that the Rothchilds are furnishing
money to help Da CANA, the commander
of the Brazilian insurgents, at Rio ia
metro.
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As 70 BONDS
Carlisis Issues a cIrcnIar 10 the 3,

treasurers.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 In his circular
to the assistant treasurers Secretary Carr
Isle says:
] transmit herewith a list of the subscrib-
ers for the new per cent loan. ut the mini
mum price of III. 223, who desire to deposit
the amount of their subscription with you
The list shows the amount of each sub
scription, ae amount Of bonds allotted
and the amount of principal and premium
to be deposited, and it contains blank coli
nmns for accrued interest and total
amounts paid; also transmit a similar list
of subscriptions at higher prices than i17-
223 The ag regate amount of bonds to be
paid for.at your Office is and the aegre-
gate amount of the principal and premium
is.
The rate of interest to be charged each
subscriber at 117.223 is 3 per cent, and it
should be calculated for the proper number
days IN each case upon both principal and
prem .um. The rate of interest to be charged
subscribers at the higher prices is stated
against each ones subscription, and it
should also be calculated for the proper
number of days in each case upon both
principal and premium. Interest should
be charged for Feb. /, and should not be
charged for the day on which the deposit is
made
For each deposit made a certificate
should be Issued crediting the amount de
posted in the treasurer's general account
as a subscription to the per cent loan,
act Jan. II, 1875 and on the faceiSf the
certificate the amount of principal, the
amount of premium and the amount of
accrued interest should be stated sepa-
rateIy.
The ordinary miscellaneous certificate
Is the proper form to use, and the ofilsina;
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Order of Fertilization.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Mason County, IS:
A Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
"a the Circuit Court for the Comfy of
Mason, on Monday, the 2sth day of
February, 1891.
Viola Richard,
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Business men in all the CONNER
cial centers are expressing their be.
lief that the Democratic party in
Congress has only to do it's duty,
pass the tariff bill and give the coun-
try settled basis for its business
operations in order to start period
of prosperity such as has not been
witnessed since the last low tariff
epoch.
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Democrats who forsake their par
ty for the sake of some pet indust-
ny, are apt to get into hot water.
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BELGRADE, Feb. 6.-Several demon
STATIONS in favor of the Seryian pre-
tender, Prince, Karageorg. have been
made in the province in the last few
days.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-07

Secretary Carlisle bias stopped the
frequent absences from the treasury
department of the clerks, at the ex-
pense of the government and neg
lect of business.
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Ordered to Rio.

BERLIN, Feb. 6.-The German cruiser
Marie, now in CHILEAN waters, has been
ordered to Rio Janeiro.
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CHR1sT1ANA, Feb. 6.-The Norwegian
skating championship has been won by
Halvorsen, who will compete at Stock
holm