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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-21
FAIRNIONT.

Fairmont. W. Va, July 20-Hon. ].
\. Camden was here on business TINS
week. and was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Z. Sands.
Charles Erskine, OF Cumberland
Nd. was here the past week.
County Clerk Menley was at Balu-
more on business this week.
Mrs. J. W Pepper and children re-
turned this week from visit 10 Par
kersburg friends
John a. Clark returned yesterday
from o business tlfp TO Cleveland and
Pjttsburg. He was taken i'll at Pitts
burg. but is now somewhat better
Ed. Hanlev of Uniontown, Pa, was
here yesterday the guest Of J. L. Muir
ply and family.
Franz Watson is home from
mouth's visit TO the Northwest.
Mr.. ]. T. Pickett, B. 6, O. agent here.
was iii several days this week.
Mir and Mrs. Z. b. Nuzum, of Ala
hama are here on a visit to friends
Mrs. NJ. Robinson, Of Wheeling ana
Mrs. ID. W. Baird, Of Wellsburg, are
here the guests of Mrs. r. J. Robinson.
Misses Carrie Reed and Tillie Nc
Nance were the guests OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
VIII Reed this week
Mrs. Jeanette Diston. Of Philadel-
mia and Bessie Custer, Of Wilkes
barre Pa. are the handsome guests Oh
Miss Emily Sands, at Peacock Farm,
Mrs. John o. Mcdonald was seriously
i'll the past week.
Quite number from this place were
N Wheeling last evening attending
the Shriners' outing at Wheeling ParK.
Walter Hays and wife. OF Morgan
town. were visiting here this week.
Mr.. p. II. Bennett and son John' OF
Ohio. are here on business this week.
Mrs Charles L. Skinner is the guest
of friends in New York state.
Julian e. Fleming, OF the Morgan
town New Dominion, was here sun
day. GU. ,o,1
an ENJOYABLE and profitable lawn 1ete
EFF the residence of Mr.. James o. Wat
son Wednesday evening. An interest
ing musical and literary programme
preceded the refreshments.
Mrs. Nichols and daughter, Miss An
ME. left this week on q visit to Baltl-
more friends.
About twenty Fairmont people TOOK III
tbe b. Y. p. e. excursion to Baltimore
this week
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very ungenuemanly and unhnd, and
The General will ever be remembered
here by the people for his unkind ac-
tons.
J. II. Knapp, Of the Revenue service,
Eas in Grafton last night on his way To
Phillppi. He has been transferred from
the office at Parkersburg to field depu-
tyship. with headquarters at Philippl
This is done in part on accaunt OF MI
Knapps health.
Attorney Z. D. Talbot, Of Beverly
was here on legal business Friday
The teachers institute which has been
in session here for the past week, has
been largely attended and has been a
very profitable and interesting one.
Miss Mona Langfitt, OF MorgantoWn'
who has been the guest Of friends on the
West Side, returned home Friday
Mrs. John Barnes. of Quiet Dell IS
visiting friends on the West Side.
Col. 3. II. WoodfOrd and family, OF
Pleasant Creek, were in the city Friday
The Presbyterian Church is arranging
TO have a lawn fete in the church yard
on the evening Of the goth Of this month.
Mrs. II. J. Mendel and little daughter
Camille. are visiting friends at LUMBER
port this week.
Earl II. Davis and wife were at Elk
ms this week.
Prot. l.. w. Holden and wife, OF King
wood, are visiting Mrs. Holden's mother
on the West Side.
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GRAFTON

Grafton ~ Va, July 20.-Business Is
still, improving in this county and town.
This week has been remarkable FOR the
increase I'm demand for lab0rers OF most
an kinds Bricklayers have especially
been in god demand. Fred Burnhold
commenced the brick work on his i'm
meuse block this week. and has a large
force of lab0rcrs at work On IL and the
work is being pushed very rapidly. This
viii be q large four story building with
three large business rooms on the first
door. on Latrobe street. and the upper
stories viii be used for Offices. etc.
There are now about seven dwelling
houses under course of construction and
others are getting ready TO begin work.
l.. ". Boylcs is now ready for the
brick work Oh his new hotel, and work
win beg.n The first Of the week. This is
ITO bo q six story building, all except the
ground 10or is TO be used for hotel.
The business on the railroads has in
creased until the companies are unable
90 handle an the freight along the line
The passenger traffic is great. Some
of the conductors claiming that there
is more travelling now than ever hereto
fore Oh their trains Capt Rose, who
runs one Of the Grafton-Parkersburg ac-
c0umOdatiou t2ius, says ne has more
passengers ON his train now than eve
before
Everything points TO business i'm
provemeut and prosperity, and il can all
De laid at the door Of the Democratic ad-
miuistrltiou lt was not so when the
Harrison administration closed.
DIT. Tracy. of Kentucky, the great
temperance lecturer. has been here for
the past ten days delivering lecturs AT
the Opera House His audiences have
been increasing all the time until the
Opera House wifi hardly hold the people.
The doctor is one of the most practical
and at the same time one Of the most
ragical speakers i'm his actions that
ever visited this community. While he
is like all temperance lecturers, some
what fauaucal in his views. and makes
many assertions that bear the eararks OF
truth. ye, he viii be the means Of ad-
vaucing The temperance cause here con-
sidera5ly
some time ago Capt. A. W Burde.t, Of
Company G.. rendered his resignation as
captain of the company, but at the re-
quest of Commander Fast. he withdrew
his resignation and agreed 10 re0rganiZe
the company and Friday last was the
time set. rs was published in the Reg
.s-sr of Tuesday last Col. Fast was 10
he here and Capt. Burdett had arranged
for q big blow out, but Gen. Holly
thought he knew everything, more than
the commander of The regiment an3
Cant. Burdety. he issued an order Tues
lav for Company c TO be mustered out
of the service. This action is uncaied
for ON the part of Gen. Holly. and is
treating Col. Fast and Capt BurdeJ,e
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Bridgeport, were in town on THURSDAY
Mrs. W. J. Vancuren. of Bethesda, Is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Harry
BCrOh
Miss Eva Egerter. of Wheeling, is the
guest of Miss Florence Wilson
Mrs. William Alexander. of Akron
IS visiting her sister. Mrs. ID. S-eenrod'
and other relatives here.
1Ir. Z. L. Hobscn and son. Of Flush
ing. were iu town Wednesday.
Mrs. James Harrison and daughter
Miss Blanche are visiting in Bellaire
this week
William f. Green is likely 10 he ap-
pointed watchman AT the Second Ma
t.clal Bank
Several of the Shriners Of this place
attended The Shriner banquet in Vice
ling, Friday
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AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
Speeches Of That Sort Not Tolerated in
Japan-A Lesson for the Chinese.

Speeches OF That Sort Not Tolerated in
Japan-A Lesson for the Chinese.
Victoria, 3. c., July 20.-Advices
from Toxic, July 2, per steamship EsK-
dale. are as follows:
A large mass meeting convened in
Toxic, June 80, at which more than
twenty prominent leaders of parties op-
posed to Count Ito's ministry were eX-
pected to make speeches. From the be-
ginning. however. il was evident that
no expression Of opinion adverse TO the
government would be tolerated. No
speaker was allowed to touch upon the
subject OF the recent negotiations with
Russia. Germany and France Thir-
teen orators in succession were silenced
by the police before they had occupied
the platform for five minutes. Some or
them endeavored to accomplish the de-
sired effect by giving extracts from
works on international law, the appli-
cation of which was obvious but this
device was summarily checked as soon
as detected
The audience became impatient at
this extreme measure Of repression and
presently broke into wild denunciations
of police tyranny The danger had
been foreseen. and at the most critical
moment q large body Of gendarmes en-
tered and subdued the agitation. IL
was then decided to dissolve the meet
ing. as nothing could be gained by fur
Their persistence
The determination Of the authorities
to prevent public criticism of every de-
scripuon is causing deep anxiety among
law-abding classes of the community.
Since the addition of the constitutional
form of government, no administration
has ever before gone to sucn extremes
i'm preventing speeches. Count Matsu-
gaia has withdrawn his resignation as
japanese Minister of Finance and will
continue TO cooperate with the present
Cabinet
Representatives Of France, America
and England at Pekin are demanding
PREPARATION for the ill-treatment of mis-
siouaries and the destruction OF foreign
property in the province of Szechuan
with q vigor which stratles the Chinese
government. Liberal offers Of pecuni-
airy compensation are rendered but
these will not be considered until after
the instigators OF the outrages have
been duly punished.
The lesson taught by Japan is bear
ing fruit and Chinese rulers Will ma
hereafter that the delays and eyasions
of past years must be discarded. Ships
of war Of the three nations concerned
are hurrying TO the districts where
their protection is needed, and a squad
ron of French vessels is charged with
the dutv of eyacting atOnement by the
severcst methods, in case the demands
of the ENJOYS are not Immediately COM
piled with. The central government is
bewildered and frightened, but shows
that il recognizes the emergency by dis
Matching new Viceroy in haste to take
the place of the official who provoked
the riot
No direct intelligence from members
of the missions at Cheng tn have been
received. The Americans, however.
are believed to be safe, and there is no
evidence that anw lives have been lost
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BRIDGEPORT.

Miss Helen Dunlevy entertained a
few friends at her home on the
( Heights Friday evening. The affair
was impromptu, but very delightful.
Miss Georgia Dent and sister Viz
GINA left Yesterday for a visit with
relatives at Warrington, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Houser and FAM
lily accompanied by Miss Charlotte
Duncan, drove to Cadiz yesterday for
a few days visit with friends.
Mrs. +. w Wright. Of Buckhannon,
w Va. who has been the guest OF Mrs.
George Turner, returned home last
Capt Muhleman. Of the Crystal
Glass Company, is home from a trip 10
Duluth by lake
Mr.. J. o. Bates, of Baltimore. Is the
guest of Mrs Mary E. Smith and family,
on Whitley street
Mrs. C. b. Henthorne and Mrs. Dor
sev and little daughter have been visit
ing Mr.. Joseph Loe and family at the
camp grounds. Moundsville, for sever
al days
Mrs. Rufus Lane left Saturday MORN
ing for GAINESVILLE and Columbus for
a short visit with friends at these
points. on her return home TO Mime
apolis, MINI.
Rev. Z. P. Elcock will preach morn
ing and evening in the Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Rhine and daughter Bernice
have returned TO Brilliant after visit
ing friends here.
Funeral Of VIM. Wetzel from his
mothers residence. out the Cadiz pike
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment
at Weeks cemetery
Charlie Neal. formerly of this place
Int now representing the Three Rivers
Machine Company. Of Michigan, was
here Friday shaking hands with old
friends
Mr. Thomas Mcconnell of Findlay
President pro TEN. of the Ohio Senate
who has been the guest of Hon. j. c..
Heinlein, left for Monroe county last
night
4 couple from Pennsylvania was in
the city Yesterday trying to get license
from St. Clairsville to be married, but
failed i'm the attempt This seems TO
he the Mecca for the young people the
past month .,
The funeral services Of the little
er9nd-daughter of Mrs Harding aged
, wears. Will take place this afternoon
al . o'clock from Mrs. Harding's resi-
dence ont the Cadiz pike
Mrs. Clarence Fisher has returned to
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HARRISBURG.

Clarksburg, ". Va, July 20.-On Sun
day T. VI. Koon, Esq. OF 5hinnstOn, was
married to Miss ley j. Morrison or
Adamston, at the N. z. Church.
There was q suit ct West Milford on
Thursday fer the recovery Of a turkey
hen and her chickens. Result, verdict
for plaintiff and SO costs.
Company * devotes an hour each
evening 10 drilling.
Col. Isaac Jackson passed through this
city the other day on his way 10 Lewis
county, having spent several weeks IN
Virginia.
Prof. J. B. Brown, of the University,
was visiting in the city during the week.
w. II. Wilson, now Of Texas, is here
visiting relatives. He has been absent
from Harmon county for thirty-one
years.
1Ir. and Mrs. Jos. Jarvis are the guests
Of ex-Sheriff L. D. Jarvis.
Hon. Jno. A. Hutchinson was here
Tuesday.
Gel T. NJ. Judson has returned from
a visit East.
DR.. e. N. Turner has returned to
MOrgantOwu.
4Ir. J. O'Neal, of Fairmont, was shak-
ing hands with his friends on Wednes-
day.
Col. Benz. Wilson is back from
Moundsyilie.
Tho col0red camp meeting commenced
at the Fair Grounds on Friday.
The annual Ten Mile Sunday school
convention will be held July y at Grass
Run VI. L. church, and the Coal dis
trict convention at Hepzibah church on
August T.
Mr.. Patrick Emmington has the ty-
phoid fever.
Mr.. George B. Corpening is now con-
valescent.
Dr.. Douglas Forrest returns home this
week
Hon. S. S. Bland. Of Sutton, Is tn:
guest Of his son, Frank Bland, of this
city.
Senator Camden was here Thursday
Moore Fleming. Esq, OF Ravenswood,
has accepted a position with r. T.
Snowden
Miss Ida Fleming, daughter of ex-
Governor Fleming. was In the city We'd
nesday on her way to Addison.
Col Jasper Y. Moore. Judge Jno.
Jackson, and others left on Thursday
for Camden-On-Ganley.
Miss Mary Vandervort, Of West Union,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Clayton are at
Mountain Lake Park.
Hon. John J. Davis is back from
Washington.
capt a. n. Pritchard, Of Warrington,
as here Tuesday.
Everybody is going to Gypsy Grove
to hear "Talmage."
! Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Phillips are visit
ing at Washington.
Miss Clara and Lille Koblegard are
at Atlantic City.
Miss Nina Wallis is visiting in Fair
mont
J. Lee Harm, Esq, has returned from
Oakland
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NEW 1fARTNsvILLE

New Mar-iDSVille. w. Va, july ~.
Miss Josie Welter is spending the
week with friends at Mountain Lake
Park.
De,bert Cox. Of Martins Ferry, o,
spent q few days with his cousins,
Misses Lib and Jane Enlow of North
street
Miss Bessie Prichard of Kansas is
visiting ler uncle, Q. d. Leasure, OF the
South Side
William Teagarlen, prominent mer-
chant. If Earnshaw. 1cas In town We'd
Lesi5y.
Col. A. b. Moore. editor eff the Wetzel
Republican. spent This week with
friends In Northern Ohio.
Miss Dasie McIntire is visiting an I'm
Gle at Halls Mills
Tom Sidel, of Jni0ntOWn, is VISITING
his brother. w. T. Sidell, a prominent
attorney of this city.
PROF w. T. Maple viii take charge Of
the FIRST room OF The Brooklyn school,
and Miss Teresa Gibbons viii teach the
second room.
Judge r. r Jacobs is holding his regu-
lar rerm of Circuit Court at West
Union.
Prof. J. n. Null has resigned his posi-
ti0u as book keeper for Thomas Camp
bell Of Sistersvi,le.
Capt. b. r. Bowers made a business
rip 20 MiddiebOurne Monday.
James Iill the Maple avenue grocer;
John Bandi. clerk in the Wetzel county
bank. William. Ed and Charley Duerr,
merchant tailors, made bicycle trip 70
Darlington Sunday and return, making
railroad time
Mrs Frank r. Weller. Of Sistersville,
spent Sunday with Mrs Josephus Clark,
of Maple avenue
Mrs Mary Knapp. an aged lady, Of
Saciis. o.. died Thursday @ the E8kin
House. She is an aunt Of Mrs. Justice
Eakin. and had been here about three
months.
Misses Eva Hunter and Jessie Bags,
two handsome and accomplished young
ladies OF this city. will visit friends at
Wheeling and Pittsburg next week.
OFT May. OF Pittsburg, who has been
visiting his cousins. John Denny and
''rs George Grail, returned home Mon
day.
..s Nellie N1.oney OF wheeling. is
the charming guest Of Misses Mary and
Lizzie Slender
Miss Kate Motif, Of Jackson county.
is spending few days with Mrs. L.
9Iwreu
Julius Rich. student Of the Hebrew
Union College. @ theological seminary of
Cincinnati. is here spending his vaca-
Jion.
Percy leap and sister, Mrs DR.. Stew
art. arrived Sunday from Philadelphia.
a p8rr- win be given Wednesday even
ing no the residence of c.. Leap in their
honor. a Wheeling orchestra will dis
course the music.
Miss Jennie Allen. of Sistersyille, is
che guest OF her sister, Mrs. S. II. Bruce,
Gf Union street.
Dr. Leo Rich, d. d.. of Atlanta, Ga. Is
here visiting his brothers. the Rich
Bros. 0f the Economy Store. Al the
request Of Rev Brhorce. of The ~ Z.
Church. he spoke before the Epwor-h
League. Subject. Hebrew Babyhood' ~
ills address was well received.
Carr Bros. commenced 70 pump the
K0cher wen on Long Run She started
at ten barrels per day.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St Anne's
T. y Church held an ice cream and cake
eia, on tile lawn of Hon. Sep. Hall
for The benefit of the church. Friday eve
uirs
Miss Jessie NcQuown left this week TO
visit q sister, Mrs. fisher, Of Hannibal
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CAUSES OF cREATLos>
Grain smut Costs the Fa-mc-. r.
Annually.

Annually
Washington ID. c. July
ravages OF the grain smujs
viewed and the means Of pre-
outlined il a report of The Az
raj Department The oats smu-
is found throughout the Unite.
and IS known on every c0ntinel- g-
ably has the widest distribute
of the species. The oa
innate Of the direct loss from
per cent. Of the crop, or al'u. g
600 annually. Sinking
wheat fields costs the
millions OF dollars annu
times 30 or even 70 per
heads are smutted, and
grain is so contaminated -
spores as TO be nearly p0r.
-four and worse than useless
The disease is so often rr- g..
farm 10 farm by threshiug
When once introduced. II lD.
ed, 10 increases year by
large percentage Of the crop -a
ed. The loose smut usually
loss Of 10 per cent. or w--.
wheat crop and has even bee. r"r
as destroying over SD per
crop in Michigan. IL is very
to prevent. and ordinary tire.
little effect. Wheat growers
to try 70 secure seed wheat from
known by careful eXam.1 y.
Towering time to be free fou .
smut. Il can, however, be com "
by treating enough wheat 10
seed for the following year.
Both the common and hiddo-
of smut can be eradicated witt
ease, and by treating seed 80
growers can save many million
lars annually. Oat smut can
pletely prevented by two newly
cred treatments Of the seed b.
potassium sulphide and hot
water Is also advocated for
loose smut Of wheat and ha
and copper sulphate for
The hot water and potassium
seed treatment result in Nh .-
the yield. averaging douBl
what would result from
the visible smut.
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TROOPS FOR ALASKA.
General schofleld Makes Recomme,-.
tiOns a. In Their To,a+f,,..

General schofleld Makes Recomm,,r
tions as to Their Locations
San Francisco, July 20.-Whie r..
Schofeld was in this city on his -
of inspection Of the garrison and t-
fcations of the army ne received -
President Cleveland instruction
coed to Alaska and inspect tae en-
and select if practicable "a site for -
itary garrison there. While TX
the General wrote a personal
one Of his brother officers in u...
giving a synopsis Of his repo..
Secretary of War
The General in his letter r
going up and down the coas,
many observations and found t..t..-
are numerous places whore H.
could be placed should the Dc.
ever extend their fOrtiicariOu
north. If it is the desire or r
Department TO have troops IL
they should be stationed ar S
is the only place for them
The only disadvantage T.' aa+
extra cost of transportation
and supplies. In MY repor
rotary OF War ! made suf
these lines. 7 am sure there
an advantage to have two or M
teries of artillery stationed
as there formerly We're until -..
drawal OF two batteries OF ---
artillery in 1874"
Ii IS understood among army
that the Senators and Repre-
from Washington, California
gon viii support q bill To- pr
the changes suggested by Gen.
field.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Votes are visiting
friends in McKeesport, where they ex-
pct to locate.
Mrs. W. Montgomery is seriously i'll at
her home in Westernport.
Mr.. Thomas Hill is visiting Frostburg
friends.
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IN EYCrSES 10 ~

New York, July 20.-Amca
sengers arriving on the
York from Southampton
Z. Courtney, trainer OF che g..
ley crew.
Mr.. Courtney said O. p
cannot offer any excuse I.
We were squarely bea
ought not TO have caught
all. His oar struck him
and knocked the wind C.
OF course threw u5 ont OF N
crew have been subjected
deal OF criticism regarding
over in the first race, but tine
seem TO be anything else TO
the circumstances.
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Tn usual monthly change Of ad~t
istration in Corea took place June
The Prime Minister, with several ~
leagues, having quarrelled witt =
King on some petty matter, resign
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SHE CHANGED HER 7Un
Mrs Warner Decides That Hrr ...H
4. Iunoppuf

l. Innocent.
Nashville, Tenn, July
mains of Mrs. Emma
died such q violent death
afternoon. We're Inferred
in the presence OF a larg
the last sad rites We're bel.
and while nearly every
shedding tears, Mrs. 81 ..er
of the dead woman, sud l'F .
arms around Or. Kinke-4
begged him to forgive b. ..
thing she had said about his a.
daughter. She said she was
WINGED that be was innocent.
she turned 10 the other moufr
said she hoped they would q
credence 10 what she had
her son-in-law. DR.. Kinkoai
ed the most profound grief
body now credits the storll-
killed his wife.
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OVERWORK.
OVERSTUDY.
POOR HEALTH.

Don Z overwort the brain. for
the results are most serious.
Keep up yo1r strength and
energy by taking Brown 5 Iron
Bitters.