The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-09-15
Quite q record.

special Correspondence sept St1.
New HAVEN, w. Va. Your re-
porter had the pleasure of inter
viewing Prof. Henry Kaisi, of Ger
many, who is in the city. This
man has made quite record dur
! ing his time. After serving the
regular time in the German army,
he was commissioned as a Lieuten-
ant In that body, serving in that
capac1ty for some time. Hene1t
went to France, where he was soon
appointed Captain in the army of
that nation, but feeling that he
would like to visit Asia, resigned
from the French army and went to
China, where he also Joined the
army of that country. He came to
this continent about three years
ago during which time he has
trayersed this country from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. from the
great lakes to the Gulf gathering
material for books which he ex-
poets to write when returning to
Paris. The foundation of these
books will be laid upon the scenes
and material which he has gather
ed in Europe, Asia, Africa and
America. He has also lectured in
some of the large cities. showing to
your reporter programmes of these.
Mr.. Kaisi's mission in this place is
to do some landscape painting, and
after completing his work here he
will leave for Huntington. His
gentlemanly manners and fine
traits of character have made him
many friends during his stay in
this place.
The man who takes his job work
out of town to have printed is no
friend to the town. And all be-
cause he can save a few pennies
occasionally on a job of work.
This same kind of fellows when
they come to die should send their
obituaries to the same foreign job
Office and have them printed on
MANILA cardboard and then tack
them up on the town pump. They
hardly deserve funeral notice in
the home paper.
Col. n. R. Howard, who has been
one of the United States Com
missioners for West Virginia since
1872, has been re-appointed to that
position by Judge jackson. His
long tenancy of office is ample
proof of the conscientiousness and
ability with which hehas 1ischarg-
ed the duties devolving upon him
during the past quarter of a CEN
tury. as well as the personal esteem
in which he is held.
The different docks and boat
yards at Point Pleasant have been
consolidated under the name of the
Enterprise Marine Dock Company,
which was chartered yesterday by
the Secretary of State. The capi-
tai stock is S665, but may be in
creased to 100000. A. F. Kiser
and others, of Point Pleasant, are,
the incorporates Charleston Ga
zette, Sept. 9th.
There are some people, conspic-
uous church-goers, who carry their
religion as though they believed
that after crossing the River Jor-
dan they would be the only peb-
bles on the beach.
IF all the young rabbits now
scampering through the meadows
and corn fields live till winter,
there will be plenty of fun for the
shot gun sports.
Judge Tavener. of Parkersburg,
is holding court at Charleston, for
Judge Guthrie, trying the i'm
peachment case of Judge McDon-
aid, of the county court.
% 6ss Cent sssSa sz Rf 4. MlGs
There seems to be a great deal
of sickness in and around town,
and the doctors are kept quite
busy.
1t would be we'll for many of our
young ladies, who devote SO much
time to making long runs on the
bicycle, to make long runs on the
sewing machine this coming winter.
To obtain lovely creamy COM
plexion means the rendnciation of
many dainties dear to the femin-
inc toilette.