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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Gcgeu &rebsjmaoen.

Sb empieble hermit Stroop's b.riibmte,
ii6 iiber 100 Sabre bepGbrie, pou mir int,
Eulper. 9,eielbeu beileu iebeu
(nod ni6t auiSebrodensD 8rebs iopobL
iwnsrli9 als duBerli6.
Plattepiue, @rant Co., 28iS., ,
5. Sult 1897.
Serrn GbwarS 8. 8osSins, ct. Qucas, Sa.
2Scrtber Aperr! 81 @e9eupart meiler'
S6wefter. Srou Gliiabetb Setter, ,pel6e DOE
auoertbalb Sabren ourb cine 9liitli6e Ope.
ration mittellt WteiierS pom eiuem 6rebS 9e,
beilt wurbe, wiro hermit beidctui9t, oaB lie
I'M Sriibiabr oaS namli6e llebel oil Der albes
rsu Sruit peripiirte utb ii6 i6ou iertiaY
mobte, ii6 elmer ;peiten operation III una
ter;isben. SD rictb ibr, Stroop's Cancer
Cure 81 probiren, pel6es lie benu aud that,
uub ,pie ourb eiu geunocr pouitGuoig pom
benz llebel 9ebeilt puroc, nno 3mar ua6 @iu4
nabme pom bios 3 Fulpcrn. SD ratbe gQs
len, lpel6e am 8rebSiibel leiben, ben Gerllrb
St mo6en; mir bat es Sebolieu. IS sribt
a6tuu9suou, Wtotb. Wfap,
Gltlabetb Setter.
0es.u Rdbersm abreifire man.:
\ SO 10 q b .. @eebiug,
ct. 9ueas, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Sbio.

SIN StaateS Ohio mobnt cine beut'
'be gauerniamilie, Die aus benz Gl=
ternpaare unb ssbn SOGnen beltebt.
Sas mag ni6t 10 isbr oubergeruobn-
llb leln, aber bemertenstpertb 1T, oaB
ldmmtlibe sebu S6bne, bon oeuen Der
dltelte 80, Der jiinQitc Is Sabre alt lit.
Der S6plle treu blieben uno tilAti0e
GARNER lino. Ollie iino tr6ftiae 8e=
ltolten. Die perbeiratbcten SDbnc
mobnen alleiammt auf iDren Inpelen
innerbalb sipei Mteileu pOm elterlihen
9auie. Sater Sinoner. 10 beiBt oas
Saupt Der camille, fam als a6tldbri=
ger &nabe aus benz glIGB init i"eiilen
Gltern nab Imerita. Die lebtereu
wareil, ME oereu 8%prfabren. Sausrs=
leute bon e9tem beuti9en S9rot uno
Sorn. Wtit 9eringem iroilden @ut
aus9eltattet, betraten lie oas 2aro. III
benz ihon 10 piele Milionen @corGnSs
ter ein neues, sliidlides Seim tanoen.
Serte beliBt Gater Sinoner cine luertb=
polIe 6arm pon l67 Ncres. Sings I'M
ibn bcr iuObnen feline SObne, i1mmts
LID in Gutcn gerbdltniiien uno ale
tii6tiNe Sauern. 9ater Sinoner ber=
anltaltete Dor Surasm ein Set. 81 wel=
dem CT feline idmmtliben SO6ne. Dee
rem N~n9ebOri9e uno cine InSabl ieiner
Na6barn einluo. gei oieier 8elesens
belt eri6isneE Sater uno SDhne binter
benz Yiluse, puran Der 9rciie Sater.
Den 3ug bei6llcbeno Der jiinglte Sobn,
ale in &eib unO 6lieo. gei icoer
Eunoe puroe Elm % SUB breitsr Strei<
fen 2ano u~m9epflli9t. 6reroe uno
6rObiinn bsrridte bel Der rei4li4 aus=
Qeltatteteu Safel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Sie ,,fon,,mcnoc" Srau,

mel6e gum Stub sebt, pdbrcmb Sbr
@atte bos &inb pflegt, iowo9l Gls aud
bic quite alte Srau peI6e ibr 9etm be-
iorgt, leiben biSweilen on ibrer @einnoz
belt. Sic werbeu pon NppetitIoiigfeit,
&opfpeb, S9lafoiisteit unb Obnma6tss
uno S9lpd3sanfdlIen 9epIa9t. Die
wunberbarile MebiSin fir bieie 5rauen lit
Electric Bitters. &auienoe, Die al
Riifeni9merSen unb i3wa6en 0tieren ses
litten, iesuen bieies 9eiImittel. 6rauens
uub Nerpenleioen aQer Dirt luerben prompt
ueri6eu6t bur3 Electric Bitters.
S6mG6li6e Srauen i~oIlten bieies Wtittel
itets porrdtbis baben. gloS so Gents
per SlaI9e bel {. g8. Tuete, G56 Otains
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
0rppiocucc, u. g.

NsuiQteiten iibsr einen @s9enItanO bon
.oQgemeinsm SntereIe treiien Elm. Serr
u. S0bm iArelbt onriiber iule iOl0t:
,Gine getanute Don mir, cine 9eadtete
Jrau. bate felt Sebren G0der in beis
Den 8einen, ipeI6e aller S%ebanolun9
ipcttcten. Wenn iie au6 einmal sl=
beilteu. 10 braben lie ipdter wieoer aui.
Sic ootterte ieit Sabren Obne Grfolg.
SD rietb ibr, es einmal nit SOrni's
Nlpentrduter Ylutbelebsr 81 periuhen.
Na6 elmer ie9spDAentliden Sur ma6te
iiA eiu 9eiunoer SeilproSeb bemertbar.
uno beute limb bic g8unoen idOn aes
beilt uno teiu &n5ei6en friiberer 8e=
i9wiire lit pOrbanoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
1tmentgeItlt1 fur 2ciocnoe.

G3neioen Sic bieies aus, nebmen sic
es gu Sbrem 9lpOtbeter uuO sic erbuIten
cine Yrobehai6e DIR. Kings New Dis
covery segen NusSebruns, 9uiten unO
GrtaItung gratis. sic frasen Sic ni6t
Ole MeOiSiu gu %tauieH, ebe sic pieielbc
periu3t baben. 0jeies miro Sbncn Die
9roBeH Seroienite Oieier wirtIi6 NUMBER
barren @}eOiSin 5eiscn unO wirO Sbnen
Scigen, mas bur3 cine 6lai3e pom 9es
wOBHIi6er @rOBe 9eibeben fam. Oieies
lit fem Seriu6, bem bas wiirOe ben
Bertaufern ia i9aOen, wenn eS nidt beilt.
&isle Der belten 2IerSte 9ebrau6en eS jcbt
nit grOBem GrfOlse unb uerlaiien ii@ III
ben i6limmlten SdQeu barauf. Strobe
flai6en gratis bel Z. W. &uete, G5G
MatnsS trabe, ReSuIare grGBen so
Gents unb Sl.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Wi6igam.

Gin ieltiames geiibisl bon @iiItios
felt in bobem utter giebt 6r0u Sara9
&uhsl, bic in Der 9ldbe BON Ster.
auf ibrer Sarm ,pObnt. SIN
ueraanaenen Jrilbjabr erreihte lie Das
l05. 2ebensjubr uno mari@irt nod
mebrere Wal bic WOAe mad Der Staot
auf ben Martt, woielbit iie Butter uno
@ier pertauft unb aud ibre Gintdule
ielbit beiOr9t. SIM leBten CONNER bat
lie nod wie in friiberen SNbrsn ibren
tleincn 8emiiie8arten ielbit beitsQt uno
iiibrt babel nod ibrem Sobns ben
Sausbalt. Die Wutter Der 8reilin etc
rsi6te Oas @lter bon lO4 Sabren, ibr
Yater ein iOldes bon "a Sabrsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
| D.
Seuti6lano.
gIiab-& otbringet.

! "
- Sn WaiSisres bat iid ein lln9liid
ereienet. Quf benz 6eloc batten Nrbels
ter. UNI iib gu pdrmen. Sartoftraut
an9esinost, uno eini9e &inoer belultigs
ten lid I'm oas 6euer berum. Wtit
einem Wale mari Der Wino Gnnten
auf oas &leio Der 7jdbr. SObanna
paulp. 9isie itanb I'M Nu in Slam
men. Sduea betbei9eeilte Nrbeiter
lu6ten bas Sinh 81 rstteu; bas 5euer
erlOia aber crit. na6oem bic &leioer
oes armeu Wsiens pOli9 perbrannt
tparsn, uno iein &6rper cine einsi9e
Wunoe aufwies. 3wei Stunoen nab
nod benz entiebli9en 8OrSang wuroe
bas &ino bon ben S6merSen Dura ben
Cob erlOi.
- Staotmatten, IA. DIT. Ser
3rdmer Sottor ut BON ieinsm eigenen
9rloer meu6lin9s ermOroert moroen.
Ser grmOrosts 1T lett ca. l6 Sabren
Wittper uno itebt in 9utem Guie.
9lm Sage. mo Der WOrb fattfano, bat
Der M6rbsr ieinsm Yruoer, Dsl9er aud
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
BuGIen'S Nrnica Gable.

9ie bette Salbs tn Der @elt fir
SSnittwunben, 9auti9arfunsen, @uns
ben, 9eidpire, SaI5FuB, 5isbsruuns
ben, S9orf, seiprunsene 9anbe, 6roits
beuIen, Rrdbenausen, unb ale Sautents
sinbun9en unb 1T cine ii9ere 5eiIuns
iar 9dmorboibeu. IS pirb sarantirts
Dab has Mittel poltpmmene @enua,
tbuuns sibt penn ni9t, pirb bas @elo
3uriiteritc.tet. BreiS rs Gents per
S9a9teI. - gu ~uertaufsu BEL Z. @.
Ruete, Npotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
NiTpuri.

- Sin alter Yatient zines 81.
Coulter SoIpitals &Opsll GmerD nit
Namen, Der OIL elmer S~erleBuu9 am
0tilden. III 6ol9e zines 6alss, lsiost,
bat. ieinen qn9aben mad, Elm bepea.
tes Seben binter ii6. Auf Dem Sdiiie
ieines Saters. wGbreno Der Sabrt bon
en9lii1sn uno ameritaniibsn Sdisn
nah Snoisn. 9ebOreu, trat sr idOn oils
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
r biQi9srlueiie perneineu
Sannpper.

- Seltsne Sreue. -&irSlih tprroe
in 0iitbOrn cine MtaQo, bic unperebes
li6te @briitine Warto. beeroiSt. ipel6e
so Sabre alt 9cWOrOen. niht iueni9er
oils So Sabre ununterbrOhen bel elmer
uno berislbsn 6omilie. Dem @ferbiir-
ger Saeler oeoient fat. Sor flint
Sa6rsn fmeierte Tie i9r 5~0iabri9es Gienits
jubildum in Der 0%enanntsn camille
uno erbislt aus oielem anlaB Don Der
oeutidsn Saiierin oas 9oloene Sers
oienlttrcuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16

sleidseiti9 Na6bar mar, burb's &its
henfeniter auf9elauert, bis oeiien Sim
Der, bauptiddli6 oeiien alter SO6n, in
Der STRIDE iparen. Gr be9ab lib als=
oann nit eiuen Io0enanntsn Saumsi=
Ter, melhes er int SuIen Derlteft bate,
in ben Srdmerlaoen ieines gruoers
unO ~perlauSte bon ibm fir 4 Pf9. Yeits
ihenibniire. SieIe S1niire befanoeu
li6 inter Dem Gpmptpir, uno als lih
Der Sruoer biifte, I'm oas Serlan9te
81 bOlen, i6lu9 plDBlib Der Moroer
nit BEN Meiier ibm einige Wtale iiber
ben Sopf. Nab polbraAter Shat be-
CAB er ii6 nit Dem Saumeiier III Der
SNno ms Sorf uno rilbmte Iib,
baB or jebt ieiuen Sruoer aus Dem
@eQe babe uno IS nun binter leine
Jrau Gebe.
Treie StaotS OH burg.
- Sine omiilante gldntelei ;piihen
stpei 9reoigern plauoe,t cine alte
Observation-Disclosures i'm Sambur9.
@Orreipbt. aus. Der b%etannte Yaltor
SLAMS Sarms bate einen amtsbruoer
in Der 4erion oes Yreoigers g8plf ers
balten. oelisn n&i6tun9" ibm inoeB
ourbaus nldt ssiiel. iooaB er lib per=
anlabt iiiblte. ouf Der &0nSel ieiner
Gsmsinoe iparnsnb susuruien: IS 1T
Elm @oli in Die SesrOe gefallen! -
Gesielbiqen Nu6mittuBs preoiSte bars
auf Wolf uuo p~ertbsiOi9te lid, iloem
er iid oss Ycriss beOiente: &Oien auf
ben ySse geitrert uno ocs Sarms per=
9cilen! Sb Die &uuSel nun 9eraoe Der
rebte Srt iiir iol6s SurSweil lit, mods
ten mir biai9sripeiis perneineu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-30
R|NEHART 8 TATUM,
rpi epHoyn 1ll. CITY Rank BUlLOlNj
OHIO VALLEY CHINA CO.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
WHEELING. W. VA.

nv virtue OF a deed OF trust made By the
OhIa Valley China Company 70 the un.
dersigned Wheeling Title and Trust Com.
pany as trustee bearing datS on ~ ne o ni
OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF ono
County, West Virginia IN Deed OF lr s,a
Book No. 50. on page 200 ana on psse sr9'
the undersigned trustee. the Mheehns ~.
Tie and Trust Company, VIII proceed 20
sell at public auction az the norm 'front.'
door OF the Court House OF ono County,
I'm the city OF Wheeling. west VlrslIha, OF ..
Monday the Sixteenth day OF August lHT'
commencing AT 10 o'clock a. m, the iol.
lowing described real properly, sltuattV
and being IN the city OF Wheeling. county
Of ohio and State OF West Virginia, that
Is 10 say: All that certain piece or parcel
OF land situated in the First ward OF .he
said city OF Wheeling aiotesaid, pounded
and described as follows: Al that ce hni,
Immediately north OF land adJeinlnB the
property OF the estate or David 1aIoen,
deceased west OF Main street, houth OF
Fourth street Formerly called bank
n mart of the same properly conveyed 10
Walter Il. Brooks, trustee, by Jonn y.
Jones trustee, by deed dated the z9ln Gay
OF August 1875. and recorded IN the Cierk
Office 81 the County Court or Ohio County,
West Virginia in Deed Book "a, pages ~
and 1875 and being also the same piece OK
properly that was conveys Dy VIVIAN -, 80
The west Virginia China Company by dee..
rearing date the 18th day OF September.
ID ISL. and being Of record In tbs
cierkis office OF the said County Court 81
ohio County. In Deed Book number 80
On mage i2g. and being also the same prop
ertv which was conveyed TO the first party
no lanes ". Vance and others by deed
dssted on the 18th day OF May, In the year
isai and recorded In the said Clerks Of
zoe in Deed Book numbered 81, page 81;
and also Ali OF the buildings and improve
monts machinery and fixtures OF every DE.
scription now situated upon the said real
TERMS OF sALE.-one-thlrd OF the
nurchage money or so much more
Hereof as the purchaser may
elsct cash 10 hand on the
day OF sale. and the residue thereof In two
canal instalments payable respectively IN
one and two years from the day OF sale
with Interest from that day the deferred
installments being secured by the pur-
chaser's bond with personal security sat
Ssfacfory 10 the trustee, and a decd Of
trust upon the property with a provision
FOR insurance upon the buildings, machin-
ery and fixtures. But n the purchaser
shall pay IN cash one-haf or more OF ne
purchase money personal security upon
his bond may be omitted.
WHEELING TITLE AND TRUST
COMPANY.
fyfsedi Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-30

Bombay July 2S.-The situation at
Camp Malakand has become very SER
Ious. Word has been received that the
natives in large force made a second
attack on Fort Chakdara yesterday.
The fighting was severe. Thirteen Of
the British were killed and thirty
wounded. among the latter being Lieut.
Castillo. The tribesmen lost one hun
dred.
The worst feature Of the situation
now is that the garrison is short OF
ammunition, and it is feared that the
whole supply will be exhausted before
reinforcements arrive. The govern
ment is making the greatest efforts TO
get these through in time.
1t is reported that Mad Mullah has
mustered at least forty thousand tribes
men.
The uprising in the Swat valley has
led the government to adopt the policy
of suppression toward the native agi-
tators who in speeches and through
the native press have for a long time
been endeavoring to promote the spirit
Of revolt. In pursuance of this policy
a number Of arrests have already been
made and others are expected 70 fol-
low. At PoOna two well known agi-
tators, Scidar Balwantra0 Natu and his
brother. Huropant Rsmehunder NGtu.
have been arrested on charges Of dis
loyalty. A number of houses have
been searched with the result that the
police have found arms concealed,
though the owners have departed for
parts unknown. EshOO MadOw Bal
partner Of GangadhaT Tilak I'm pub
fishing the newspaper Kesari. has been
arrested. The Office has been searched
and a quantity Of discriminating dOCu-
ments seized. together with an Issue OF
the papsd EschOO viii De put on
trial here with Tilak. Gangadhar
Tilak, the murder Of Plague Commits
sioner Rand and Lieut.. Ayerst. lie
was recently elected a member of the
Bombay council and his confirmation
in that Office by Lord Sandhurst the
governor. has been severely criticised.
Gangadhar Tilak offered bail. but the
magistrate refused to accept it. Dur
ing the arraignment there was the
greatest excitement among the natives
IN the court room and outside the
building. The two Natus were arrest
cd at sunrise and escorted outside the
limits Of the Poona collectorate by a
formidable body of mounted police All
their property has been attached. The
family which is old and wealthy. has
been implicated in many BTahmin
fanatical movements. Tt is alleged that
the brothers Natu le4 the mob which
desecrated the Mohammedan mosque
at Daru Wallaha. Two men were kill
Cd in the riot; The yoIAger llatu was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-30
TIE IRISH PRISONERS.
Five Men Likely to BE Released From
Portland Prison.

Five Men Likely To BE Released From
Portland Prison.
London. July 29.-As a result of the
efforts of Mr. John Redmond, the Par
nellite leader, it is probable that the
government will soon release the five
remaining Irish prisoners, Wilson, Bur-
ton, Dalton, Flanagan and Fetherstone,
now undergoing sentences of penal SER
vitude for life in Portland prison. Sir
Matthew Whits-Ridley, the home sec
rotary, has already promised to treat
them as convicted under the dynamite
act of 1888. which carries a maximum
penalty Of twenty years Imprisonment
instead of under the treason-felony act
of 1S4S. Deducting for good conduct
communication, the term of impris0n-
ment would be fifteen years. All the
fire have now entered the fifteenth year
~ their Imprisonment. and there are
strong hopes of a relief before the ex-
piratiCn of the year, as the result OF
he Special pressure brought to bear up
uh the government. supported by
large section Of the press.
1t is thought probable that the forth
coming visit OF the Duke and Duchess
of York to ireland viii be signalled by
the release of all Irish political pris-
Oners
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-30

mally specified in the original applica-
ton. in estimating the degree Of the
permanent mental or physical disable
ity to which it contributes. Should it
be found. however, not to have existed
at the time when the original applica-
ton was fixed, but from a subsequent
date prior to medical examination, the
degree of the disability of the applicant
being below the maximum rating, may
be increased accordingly from the date
when such wound or injury was in
Cured or disease contracted; provided
the degree Of disability from all con-
tributOry classes is thereby enhanced
to a sufficient extent TO justify higher
rating. Should it be found impossible
to fix the exact date when such wound
or injury was received or disease con-
tracted, the higher rating shall COM
mence from the date Of certificate Of
medical examination showing its exist
ence"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-30
SALE OF VALUA.
BILE CITY PROPERTY.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust. made BY
p D. Carol and 6. g. Carroll MS wiz
10 John J. Jacob, trustee, dated july 20
A. d., 1888. and recorded IN the Once =
the CLERK Of the County Court 81 ono
County. In Deed Of Trust Book nunbfr 81,
mage so and an order entered in the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County, on the "a
day OF July. a. D., 1897. appointing the IN
dersignsd trustee IN place Of re snio gg tbs
north front door Of the Court House OF
sAaiTPuRDAY. THE 18th DAY OF, AUG.
UST. A. D.. 1901.
commencing al 10 o'clock a. m, the fol-
loving described property:
To-wit: That portion Of the LOT or Por'
ton OF ground, ia The CITY OF nHeehns.
West Virginia. lying az near the PONY
OF Intersection Of John now Slxteenih and
South street. which II west or foundation
wall running from the Sixteenth iine e
the line Of South street, through tne puhd'
ing occupied By Samuel Nesoltt ~ a Diacks
smith shop. and bounded as ioISws. Be.
dining al the point OF intersection OF
Sirteer9th street and south street iB SQUARE
numbered eight -. IN that gart o. Salo
city. thence running eastwaroiyfaio18 tnt
line Of Sixteenth street. thirty-o1e t5l) Zee
10 the center OF the ionnes tl0h go aD 49,
ter OF the faid foundation wall, ana par.
alIel with the line Of Market street, goutn.
wardIy 70 the line Of South steel; thence
Wf1IWaTiIT ai0Lk tHt itllE VI RyA<N 1AAENt
20 The Mace OF beginning, together With
ali the appurtenances and hereditamenf
thersunto belonging, OF IN any wise spper.
TERMS OF sALE-Onefhird Of the
nnrchaee money and as much more as tht
narchaser may elect 10 pay cash on DAY
81 sale. and the purchaser 70 give hs
notes for the balance. payable IN siI ano
svrefve rnonfhs, with interest from dat Of
saIe- the title TO be conveyed to the pur-
cbaser. ne giving a deed Of trust Oh tht
T. 8. RILEY.
fx1-d Trustee.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-30
EDucAIloNu.
LINsLY INSTITUTE.

school for the thorough Instruction OF
boys and young men. Military, Classical,
English.
Fail term begins Monday. September IL,
1897. For catalogues or other fnformauon:
address any member of the Board OF
Trustees, or John NJ. Birch, Phi. D.. Prin-
cipal
Board Of Trustees-Hon. A. W. Camp
bell. president; A. j. Clarke, Esq. vice
president: John l. Dickey NJ. D.. secre-
fary; r. Z. Dalzell. Esq. treasurer; Wiz
lam B. Simpson. Esq, John J. Jones, Esd.
Hon. n. Il. Whitaker, John 5. Mayor
Esq, Augustus Pollack. Esq, Hon. j. Il.
Sommerville. Hon. William p. Hubparo'
Rev. Jacob Birmingham. Henry NJ. Rus
sell, Esq, William F. Stifel. Esq.
iviSsu tu fir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-30
NsIoN RULgs

Wakes Sweeping Modif-
Ks In Practice
July pa revision
governing the adjudica
sion claims under the sec
of the act of June p. 1890,
ade by Assistant Secretary
teriOr Webster Davis and
notifications in the present
are the result. The changes
hbOdied in instructions 10 the
missioner Of Pensions, in which it
stated that representations were
made that the present rules render
the administration of the law difficult
and embarrassing. The new code, it is
said will furnish a safe. speedy and
uniform system of adjudicating this
large class of cases Assistant Secre-
tary Davis holds that the very nature
of pension cases fOrbids the application
of the strictneSs and technicality OF
court proceedings and that it was not
the intention Of Congress to hedge the
difficulties and pitfalls of any system
OF special pleading whose technicalities
and refinements may tend to a practical
defeat Of the governments benevolent
purposes. The notifications are made
in six rules and former rules and decis-
ions in conflict with them are set aside.
The most important change is made in
rule /. as Follows:
Every application for pension un-
der the second section of the act of June
q. 1890. should state that the same is
made under said act the dates Of en-
listment and discharge, the name or ma
ture Of the diseases. wounds or injuries
BY which the claimant is disabled, and
that they are not due 90 vicious hab-
its: provided however, that the Omis-
sion Of any of these averments shall
not invalidate the application (the in
tent to claim pension being manifest
and the declaration being executed in
accordance with law. but such appli-
cations shall be subject 20 amendment
by means Of a supplemental affidavit,
In the particulars wherein it is defec-
tive. said supplemental affidavit or afi-
davits to be read in connection with
and as a part Of the application itself;
and. provided further. that a declara-
ton in the terms Of the act shall be
sufficient.
Rule 4 makes essential notifications.
and Is as follows:
"Should a wound. injury or disease
not specified in the original or amend
atorv declaration. but discovered on
medical examination, be shown to have
ovisfed at the time when the original
declaration was fled, and it is found not
~ be due to Vicious habits, 1t shall be
taken into account, the same as il for
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coSGREssMES COME HOME.


The West virginia Members Getting Away
From Washington as Rapidly as Pos
sibIe.
Special to the Register.
Washington, d. c., July 29.-The
West Virginia Congressman are get
ting away from Washington as fast as
possible. like other statesmen. Judge
Miller. of the Fourth district, and Mr..
Dayton. of the Second, went coupe
of days ago, and Mr.. Dorr, of the
Third district, went last night. Capt.
Do7ener wilt remain here few days
yet to close up some little matters
about the departments. Senator Eli
kins is still here, but Senator Faulk-
ner has gone to his home at Martins
burg. The Senator and Mrs. Faux
ner will go to Atlantic City on the
Sd of August for short stay.
Ex-Commissioner Of Internal Reeve
nue., John w. Mason, was here yester-
day, but remained only few hours.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND
GnNrrp ANTnRS

The Board of Regents of the State Nor
NAL Schools will receive at the Blenner-
hassett Hotel, Parkersburg. w. Va, on
or before 3 O'clock, Saturday, July 3lst,
1897 proposals for the erection and COM
pletion of dormitory annex 70 Marshall
College, at Huntington, West Va, accord
ing TO drawings and specifications prepar-
ed by Harrison Albright, Charleston,
West Va.
The Board will also receive az the same
time and place proposals for alterations
and additions TO the Normal School Build
ing at Athens-formerly Concord-accord-
ing TO drawings and specifications pre-
pared by FranZheim, Giesey az Faris,
Wheeling, West Va.
Drawings and specifications for both
buildings may be seen at the Office OF
Franzheim, Gesey & Farls. Wheeling; at
the Office of the Collector Of Internal Reve-
nue. Parkersburg; at the office OF George
w Johnson, Martinsburg; at the First
National Bank Huntington; at the Blue
field Inn, Bluefeld, and at the Office OF the
State Superintendent OF Free Schools,
Charleston. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. and 10 waive
any informally. should II be TO their inter-
est 10 do so. All questions IN regard 70
the plans and specifications should be ad-
dressed to the respective architects.
j. r. TROTTER,
jy12eqw President Board Of Regents.