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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-06-20
No Wonder Indeed.

mo wonder Tom Reed is casting
an anchor to windward and prepar-
ing to unload the tariff issue" says
the Philadelphia Times. No, in
deed, Colonel; no wonder at all.
The Republicans have freed them
selves, as it were, on the tariff ques-
ton. The discussion of the sugar
schedule has brought them to dis
tinctIy acknowledge the following
propositions, which they have hith-
erto steadfastly denied.
1. The tariff is tax.
2. The amount of the duty is adj
ded to the price of the article and is
paid by the consumer.
3. A protective duty operates to
the advantage of the manufacturer
only, at the expense of everyone
else.
The sugar talk of some of the or
gans leads one to suppose that they
are now SO thoroughly convinced of
the iniquity of a protective tariff as
to hold that to vote for a duty is
presumptive evidence of bad mo-
tives-bribery, speculation or po-
litical obligations. Wonderous
changed And SO recent and suddenl
OF course there are advocates of
high protective tariff who are sin
cere, but they have generally de-
Tended the policy by some such in
genious theory as that "the foreign
er paid the tax" or that duties did
not increase prices. Since these IL
logical conceits have been abandon
ed, and since the Mckinley tariff
has neither raised wages nor pro-
vided sufficient revenue, it will be
interesting to see upon what basis
it will be defended now, if defended
at all.
No, indeed; no wonder shary Tom
Reed, seeing the props deliberately
sawed from under the Republican
tariffstructure, is preparing to stand
from under.
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Commissioners Notice.
Adam Meigand, ct ais.
The Alliance supply Company.

In Chancery.
w all parties in interest in the above
i entitled cause, and to all the credis
tors of the said Alliance Supply Compa-
ny, You and each of you will take notice
that in obedience TO the requirement
and provisions of that certain decree en-
tered in the above entitled cause on the
2nd day of June. 1894, by the Circuit
Court of Mason county. West Virginia,
the undersigned Commissioner in cham
Gerry, will on the 9th day of July, 1894,
at 10 O'Clock a. M at the law Office of
John +. Beller, in the town of Point
Pleasant, West Virginia, proceed 10
take, state and report in the above en-
titled cause, an account showing
lst. The assets of said corporation,
the value of the same, and the indebt-
edness thereof.
End. What liens If any and their pri-
critics existing on the real estate in the
bill and proceedings mentioned and in
whose favor, and the amount thereof.
Srd. The amounts due, respectively to
each OF the creditors of the said corpor-
alton and their priorities if any.
4th. To settle the accounts of Z. J.,
Somerville, Trustee.
9Th. When said Alliance Supply Com
pany became insolvent, the amount
paid out by said company after il be.
came insolvent, to whom paid, and the
amounts thereof; what accounts have
been assigned. to whom assigned, the
amounts thereof and against whom they
were. and the date of such assignments,
the accounts collected under such
assignments, who holds the uncollected
accounts.
9th. Who were the stockholders of
said Alliance Supply Company, who of
them composed the Board of Directors
OF said company from the date OF its in
solvency TO this date, and the terms of
Office held by each of said directors.
18th. And such other pertinent and
prof. er matters as any person j n interest
may in writing require, or any matter
the said Commissioner may deem perth
nent and proper.
AL the creditors of the said Alliance
Supply Company are hereby required to .
present all claims held by them and
each of them against said company for
adjudication before the undersigned
Commissioner, at the time and place
above stated.
The taking of said account will be con-
tinued from day 10 day, and time to
time, nntil-the same is fully completed.
Witness my hand this 9TH day OF
June, 1894.
JOHN Z. BELLER,
Commissioner in Chancery for the Cir
cult Court of Mason County, w. Va.
j. ). SPENCER, Sol.
june I3-tw.
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RACE HORSES KIlLED.
Bad Wreck on the Chicago and Grca
Western Road at stilIman Valley.

Bad Wreck on the Chicago and Great
Western Road at StilIman Valley.
CHICAGO, June 19.-In wreck on the
Chicago and Great Western road at
Stillman Valley, four stable boys We're
badly hurt, nine horses killed outright
and seven injured.
Following is list of the injured per
sons:
John Lahey of Gloucester, several ribs
broken. Thomas Wynne of Jersey CITY.
right side bruised. n. F. Christie of
Fort jefferson, n. j., right side and leg
badly bruised. John Riley of Lexing-
ton, slightly bruised and burned.
1t Is thought the injuries of none of
the injured horses will have to be killed.
Most of the horses in the car were
owned by w. II. Roller, an eastern
horseman, but none was particularly
valuable.
Probably the best horses in the car
were lakewood and Wightman, owned
by James Gushing. The car of horses
was bound for st. Paul, where the
horses We're to participate in the races
of the Twin City Jockey club.
As the train was nearing Stillman
valley, drawbar on one of the cars
pulled out, and falling on the track
formed an obstruction which derailed
several cars and turned the one contain
ing the horses over on its side.
The horses killed We're: Mary, Dial.
syrian. Little Fred, Monga, Twilight.
katrinas, Indigo, Pan Handle and
Azrael. The loss is estimated at SO. 600.
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I, Commissioners Notice.

a IIenking and others, partners doing
business as the Ohio Valley Bank,
Plaintiffs, VS..
J. L. Ciendinen and others, Defendants.
In Chancery.
A LII persons interested in the above
II entitled cause will take notice that
in pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Mason county, West Virginia,
made in said cause on the 10th day of
May, 1894, the undersigned Comniiss-
Toner will at his Office in the Court
House of said county on the 3Oth
day of June, 1894, proceed to take,
state and report an n ccount showing:
. First. The amount of the real and per-
sonal estate of the said j. L. Clendinen,
and the value thereof.
Second. What liens if any exist ON
said real and personal estate, the nature,
amount and priority thereof, and in
whose favor.
Third. And such other pertinent and
proper matters as any of the parties
hereinto may in writing require, or any
matter the said Commissioner may
deem pertinent and proper.
III from any cause the taking of said
account should not be completed ON
said day, the taking of the same will be
adjourned from time to time until COM
pleted.
Given under my hand this the LIST day
OF June, 1894.
JOHN l.. WRITTEN,
Commissioner in Chancery.
j. s. SPENCER, Sol.
june CIV. -e-A
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HAvRE, Mon, June 19.-The Ctee sun
dance has just been concluded here after
going on for three days. Every sheriff
in the state had been, instructed to pre-
the dance at any hazard, but there was
no interference here Three braves WERE
hung up by thongs thrust in Sits in their
breasts and slashed by Little Eggs, the
chief. All tainted before the ordeal
was over. A young buck had Sits cut
in his shoulders, and to the inserted
thongs were tied four buffalo, skulls,
pieces of flesh We're cut from. his Arms
to be kept as tokens.
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One of the silliest things the State
of Maryland has ever done is to set
up q claim to have a large portion
of the State of West Virginia.
Whether the north or the south
branch of the Potomac was meant
for the line is not definitely known
and cannot be ascertained. The
larger stream was meant and the
north branch then was supposed to
be the larger and the longer, as no.
body had measured the length of
either. After a matter has been
settled for long, long years, it is the
height of folly to stir up a muss.
That is the way many family quar-
rels are kept up. Some busy body
NEEDLES who has no business of his
own to attend to.
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Two Children Murdered.

LAREDO, June 10. = Reports come
from San Pedro of the murder of two
children in order to obtain So. The
children had been sent from ranch to
home the money. On their return they
were murdered on the way. Every
effort is being made to catch the MUIR
derers, a reward of $500 being offered
for their capture,
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1HE PRESIDENT AT HOME.
He Is Perfectly Restored to Health Ant
His salt Water. Outline -

nc - GeElecbAy GheStoTeu 20 healtn A1Ger
His Salt Water Outing.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-President
Cleveland has returned to Washington
very much improved by his outing on
the salt water. The lighthouse tender
Maple, which has been his home for the
past four days, left Annapolis, where
she touched for coal late Monday after
noon, and steaming leisurely around
Point Lookout and into the Potomac
river, arrived at the wharf here about
1880 o'clock Tuesday morning.
From the wharf the president was
driven to tho White House. There the
president ate the breakfast which had
been prepared for him and then started
in to work. Mr.. Cleveland had been
benefited very much from his trip, most
of his time being spent on deck exposed
to the ocean winds. 1t was stated by
Mr.. Thurber. that the president had had
no recurrence of his complaint, and now
felt perfectly restored to his usual
health. -
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The Parkersburg Sentinel wanted
the post Office at Parkersburg.
1t didn't get it. Now it is mad,
and vents all its spleen upon Sena-
tor Camden. Not an issue of the
paper but what there is a TRADE OF
abuse of the Senator. The Sentinel
may have a grievance, but when it
carries its own personal troubles in
to its columns, it debases and de,
grades the paper and loses its in.
duence.
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Kelly Approachipp Cincinnati.

LOUISVILLE, June 19.-At o'clock
Tuesday morning the policeboat Payonia
from New Albany met Kelly and his
army at West Point, Ky. He was in
formed of the action taken by the Falls
Cities and after an angry parley he
ordered the captain to turn back to
Evans Landing, where he disembarked.
Hewin come to Louisville and try to get
enough money to take the army to Gin
cinnofi
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PITTsBURG, June 19.-Ten more coal.
works in this district resumed Tuesday
at the Columbus agreement, :, among
them, being one in the thick vein re-
gion, where the operators refused to pay
at Manown are still idle. At a meeting
of miners it was decided to go to work
when the nonunion men were dismissed,
but the operators refuse to discharge
them. Preparations are being made to
start up at many other pits, and gem
eral resumption is expected in. a few
DAYS.
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Congressman Capehart has stood
more squarely upon the platform
upon which he was elected than any
other West Virginia Congressman.
He has always been at his post to
take care of the interests of the peo-
pie. His denomination will only
be q fitting reward for merit
Spencer Bulletin.
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WANTED.

EORTY to FIFTY Practical Miners.
u Regular Organization prices. Good
houses for men of families and steady
work assured. Apply by letter or in
person to GEORGE GREEN, Mine Boss,
Lathrop, Athens County, Ohio.
THE BLACK DIAMOND Coal AND
june20-tf. CoAKING Co.
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Trouble over i'm ohio.

COLUMBUS, o., June 19.-Repoorts re-
ceived ut the national offices of the
United Mine Workers show that, of the
$1,000 miners in Ohio, ALL with the ex:
compTomise scale. Most of them have
returned to work, or will within day
or so. j.. t.-s .
Reports from Colonels Colt, Bunker
and Kennan to the governor Tuesday
show that all is quiet In Stark, Tuscara-
was and Carroll counties. The Four
teenth regiment arrived here at 1920
o'clock. Governor Mckinley said he
would recall portions of the Fifth and
Sixteenth regiments at once
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Fatal Explosion.

PLEASANT GAP. Pa, June n.-The
boiler of Charles Bilger s. Brothers saw
mill exploded, killing Nelson bigger, one
of the proprietors, and fatally scalding
Herbert bigger. Eight worlmen got
away Just in time to avoid sharing the
fate of the Bilgers. The mill was blown
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Three Boy $ in ennsylvanla-Damage by

Lhreo Boy In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY
the Storm Elsewhere.
LOCK HAVEN. Pa, June ia cloud
burst broke over Penn valley Monday
night, deluging the land and washing
away entire fields of growing grain.
The damage is worse than that inflicted
by the recent flood. The downpour of
water was accompanied by severe cleo
trio storm. Three boys, William and
Eddie Loz and Charles Hunter, who
took refuge under tree, were struck by
lightning. Eddie Loz and Hunter are
fatally injured. William Loz will re-
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FIpUcIARY NOTICE.

THE following fduciary accounts are
IL before the undersigned Commiss-
ioner for settlement. viz:
Final settlement of John d. Adams
guardian Emma Adams and others in
fants.
Final settlement OF ]. H. Spencer adj
ministrator of the estate OF G. W. Spen-
Ger, deceased.
Chas. E. McCulloch, Executors of John
McCulloch. deceased.
Given under my hand this the 18th
day of June, 1894.
JOHN E. BELLER,
Commissioner OF Accounts for Mason
county, w. va.
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ELLSWORTH, Kan, June ia cloud
burst accompanied by hail and high
wind struck this place Monday night.
Water on the main streets was from
two to four feet deep filling cellars and
undermining buildings, and great deal
of damage was done. No reports have
yet reached the city from outlying dis
tricts, but the damage to crops must
have been great.
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Usage, Kan, June ia terrific
windstorm ragged here Monday evening.
Trees were blown down and much dam
age done to small buildings west of
here. The hail damaged corn badly and
almost ruined wheat. Wheat was not
in the shock.
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CALDWELL, o., June ia freight
train went through a trestle on the
Bellaire, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati rail
road near this place Monday, instantly
killing Fireman Allen and seriously in
juring Engineer Smith. The train is
total wreck
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Ola Stock OF Goods, Wares and Mer
chandise, in Point Pleasant, West
Virginia.

virginia.
DY virtue of the authority vested in
ID me the undersigned Trustee, by a
certain deed of trust executed by A.
Niemon, on the 9th day of June, 1894, to
me as Trustee, which trust deed is Of
record in the County Clerks Office of
Mason county, West Virginia, in trust
deed book No. 16, pages--- which
trust decd conveys to me as such Trust
ee, all the goods wares, merci andise,
furniture and fixtures in the store room
of said A. Niemon, in the Cable block,
on Main street, in Point Pleasant, which
goods, wares and merchandise, fixtures
and furniture will sell on the
18th day OF July, 1894,
at said store room, at public auction, for
Cash, unless sooner sold at private sale
Said sale will be made on this day to the
highest and best bidder, and if not sold
on that day the same will be adjourned
from day to day until the same shall be
completed.
W. H. ToAIL1NsoN, Trustee.
june 134w
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New Trial RefusetI.l

HELENA, Mon, June 19.1Harry +.
Bachelor, ex-president Of the defunct
Stock Growers bank, was refusedHnew
trial Monday and given five years
sentence for embezzlement. he. will
appeal to the United States supreme
court 40 r.
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ALTOONA, Pa, June 19.-The coal
operators of the Broad Top region were
notified Tuesday by District President
Bradley of the Mine Workers, in tel
egram dated Dubois, Pa, that the agree
ment to resume at the compromise
wages had been rescinded By Presi-
dent Bradley's order none of the miners
in this district went to work. Another
convention will be held here on June %.
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Lies Charm Inst

ASHLAND, KY, June Augusta
Wills, 81, a most estimable lady, COM
mitted suicide Monday night by the
rough-on-rats route, leaving no explana-
ton save that life had lost its charm.
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should oppose the passage OF resolu-
ton. that would determine how much:
falsity there was IN that claim. The
resolution went over and the tariff bill
was taken mp.
At the request of Mr.. Lodge the sem
the duty on mating and mats made OF
cocoa fibre or rattan at 20 per cent. He
offered an amendment to restore the Nc
Kinley rate, IL cents per square yard ON
mating and cents a square foot ON
mats, equivalent to II and ~ per cent
respectively. The amenSnent was
lostS25to 8.
The finance committee also agreed to
Nh. sAlison's request to place eggs ON
the dutiable list at 8 cents per dozen.
An amendment was agreed to, grad
ing the duty ON photographic prints
from 81 to 40 cents per pound, according
to thickness. Mr.. Jones offered an
amendment to increase the duty on hair
pencils, brushes and feather busters
fromS0 per cent to 80 per cent, and to
add at the end of the paragraph bristles
punched or prepared in any manner
2 1=2 ,ad volorem.
This was agreed to, as was another
amendment offered by him changing
ladies' and children's gloves of sheep
origin, with exterior grain surface re-
moved, not over II inches in length, du-
table at the rate of $1.75 per dozen
pairs; over IL inches, 1915 per dozen
pairs.
The free list was then taken up. Am
beroid was added to the free list. Salts
of ammonia, made dutiable in the SEN
ate bill, We're stricken from the free list.
Mr.. PETER moved to also strike out
"bacon and hams" The effect of the
arnendTmant would he IN .tnol-a hacCr, mud
hams dutiable at 20 per cent. The
amendment was agreed to without OBJ
lection.
, The Jones amendment adding manil-
La Irvine to the paragraph packing bind
ing Irvine on the free list, was agreed
to- Bone char, heretofore transferred
to the duitable list, was stricken from
the free list.
;IG House.
The bill granting the Newport bar
racks to the city of Newport, KY, passed
the house Tuesday morning without OBJ
lection. 1t was brought up by unani-
mons consent. There is now no trouble
in this bill becoming law.
The bill to amend the act for the re-
lief of the civilization of the Chippewa
Indians in the state of Minnesota passed
the house Tuesday The bill provides
the pine lands of the White Earth and
Red Lale reservations and other reserva-
tions when the Indians upon it have
been allotted lands in severalty, shall be
surveyed, examined and appraised to the
amount of at least 100, 600 acres, after
which they shall be offered for sale.
The house bill authorizing the Pitts
burg and Mansfield Railroad company
to construct brige across the Monon-
gahela river at the city of Pittsburg, was
passed,
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PEACEFUL.
The Situation Throughout the
Coke Region.
THE TRouBLE ALL OYER n On1O.

None Are Idle In the Hooking valley.
Governor Mckinley VIII Recall the
Militia at onee-No Money to Pay the
Soldiers I'm West virginia-Inportat
of Negroes Goes ON In PennsyI1anis.
ScoTrDALE, Pa. june 1e.-The zitua-
ton in the coke region continues peace
able, and while the old men are still
holding out, the importation of negroes
is gradually breaking the strilte. Seven
carloads of negroes arrived Tuesday and
at the same time a large number of for
eigners took their departure.
The Slays and Huns have become dis
gusted at the long idleness and many are
leaving the region never to return. Sec
rotary Darby of the miners, union has
rendered his resignation. 1t twill have a
depressing effect upon the strikers and
in a few days there VIII be rush for
their old places. /
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wheat-5GQ561<. Corn-45L@4sc. Cat
tle-Selevted butchers, So 75tG4 10; fair
to medium, s. 25@4 40, common, 81 25u
Is. Hogs-Selected and prime butchers
q 1901 So; packing, 81 G5@54 40; common
to rough, 81 1894 CO. Sleeps 5O@3 Is.
LambsAS3 1904 10
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Called Draw.

Boston, June 19.-In the Choyinsli-
Fitzsimmons fight the police stopped the
fight in the fifth round. 1t was called a
draw ChoyinsH was lying on the ropes
at tho finish.
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Factories starting.

MAssrLLoN, O., June r9.-The Massil-
Ion district miners have CONSENTED to
permit the local custom banks to resume
work at 70 cents per ton This enables
several factories and brewery to start
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10 Money for tlie nlnItia.

MARTINsBURe; w. Va, june. Ia. The
cost to the state of keeping troops in the
field at Eagle Station and Benwood dur
ing the miners strike is $4,000, and
there is no money to pay the.bill. The
legislature at its last session appropri-
ated $15, 900 for the guard, but IL IS found
that the appropriation is for epcamp-
ment alone and can not be used TO de.
fray expenses of active service. Gov
ernor MacCorlle gave his personal note
for g, 800 to pay the troops that were
ordered out to Eagle Station, and If he
should not do likewise for those ordered
to Benwood they will have to wait until
after the next meeting of the Legislature
in January for their money.
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suoF1ssSIpuI ,SErSISH saIno :7usES9Id 81 II
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C. A. w. Asher, teacher, months l6S 90
Kate Wesson, n teacher, @ :" les 90
NJ. NJ. Banks. a teacher " lBS 90
u. ii. Arlington, a teacher Z" los 90
NJ E. Roach, n teacher, "a les %
L. Il. Smith, a teacher, les 90
A. b. Wfthers, a teacher, 6 +" l6S 90
Geo. s. Watterson, a teacher, 6 a. les 90
R e. Hereford, teacher, Z" l6S 90
ChaS. Brown, teacher, I" $50 90
w. b. Shank, a teacher, +" $50 Or
Fannie McComb, n teacher, 9 +" $50 90
w. F. Withers, a teacher, 6 /" les 90
A. ID. Watterson, a teacher, @ I6S 90
Nettie Berry, n teachers F" $50 90
j. w. Wallace, n teacher, 6 Z" $50 90
II. A. Young, a teacher, 6 "a las 90
Ella Warden, n teacher, d" les 90
Zina Austin, teacher, 50 les 90
j +. Brown, a teachers f" la0 90
Ella McComb, a teacher, l5O 90
Z. i. WitherS, q teacher, f" ltS on
+. b. Young, teacher, Z" $50 %
w. w. Rowsey, teacher, =" l8S 20
G. r. Black, a teacher, =" 15O co
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The Fourteenth Goes Home. 3

CANAL DOVER, O., june 1s.-The
Fourteenth regiment left here sat 6
o'clock Tuesday morning for home. All
was quiet.
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Chicago.

Hogs-Select butchers, 81 eO@5 90; pack.
ing, 81 65@4 80 Cattle : Prime steers.
81 1898 90; Others, 81 15@4 %; cows and
bulls, 81 1903 35. Sheep 80 O0@S SO;
lambs, s. 5000 10.