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New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
VIPGINIA'S NEW ATTORNEY-GENERAL.

Richmond Va. Aug. 9.-R. Carter Scott, son OF the
late Attorney General Scott was to-day appointed
to MI his fathers unexpired term. He has accept
ed and his name will probably before the
Roanoke convention for nomination 10 the office.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
poJJcE sTIRREp TO ACTIVITY

London, Aug. a-The assassination OF the Prime
Minister Of Spain has caused great excitement and
activity among the police of all branches In ohis
city, All the men absent on leave have been re-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
,,-crrcr SANIrEL MCGOWAN

.hhev,,e s c. Aug 9-Justice Samuel McGo~sn
diod NJ his home here this morning. aged seventy
eight. He served in the Mexican War as cap'a'
and quartermaster. was member oi dnseasrst. ,ne
ARM and for a long time Associate justice ot INV
Sinreme Court of South Carolina
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

called and constant communications are going on
between the British police headquarters here SCOT
land Yard and the headquarters OF the spanish po-
lice at Madrid.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
CHARLES s. TURNER.

Worcester, Mass. Aug. 9.-Charles s. Turner,
formerly president of the Worcester, Nashua and
Rochester Railroad. died at his home here last
night He sixty-eight years old.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
EFFECT ON SPANISH SECURITIES.

London, Aug. 9-On the Stock Exchange here
to-day Spanish securities fell one-haf point the
news OF the assassination OF Premier Canovas
fnas
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

True hap
piness does
not begin
for a w o.
manly wo-
man ntil
she becomes
a mother.
The fear Of
death STANDS
between
thousands
of w o III e n
and this SUI
prere JOY.
If a woman
will but
take the
light course,
! h c III ay
rainple this
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

providing for the trial and punishment Oh ar AN
archists as this law 10 so framed tnat pe,sea ea
prosecuted under its provisions must naxe ,Son uS
or attempted to use explosives IN tne co.'ni's sn.
or attempt to commit the crime charged s.a, s
him However there is no dount 1oil MI
summarily tried and sentenced The puonc ue,
mands the adoption Of stringent measutso ,,so
against ANARCHISTS and also against .noss W.T.
aee a .svmpathy with them. The Governmsn.
il taking extreme precautions W
IN Madrid and the provinces 100000 IN
The SPANISH newspapers without Iesaiu -
d,rer,nce OF political opinion, express thei. , mo no.
ror and Indignation at the crime ana e.aa ene'l sa
isfac action that the assassin is not SPan'aiu
II is probable that the law for the repressioh VI
Anarchism which has hitherto been IN id .o,oS
oniv in barcelona and Madrid. VIII DE eN'ehueN
70 the whole country. ",
THE AssASsINs. .LFE IN BARCELONA A.
cordI FLED FROM THAT CITY AFTER THE ANA'''
.CHIsr oUTRAGEs THERE,
barcelona. Aug. 9.--Golli, the assassin OF Senor
canovas del Castillo, was known here uhoel '"s
name of Achillolli He formerly WORKED as
compositor and was also known unoer vi. ,,.,t
Of lose Sonto. He was classed as d asnhari
Anarchist and was an intimate frend Oh Cn",n de
the nerbetrator OF the outrage IN the s.am Ca the
Cambros Coli fled from Barcelona ai'e'
outrage referred to.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
r. Cashmere
Bouquet
TOILET SOAP and PERFUrlE'

Anarchistc rage. The worlds civilization may
well contemplate the terrible event with gloomy
apprehension"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN SPA

. THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN SPAIN.
RuMoRs AS TO THE DEAD PREMIERs SUCCESSOR
-REPUBLIcANs ACTIVE.
Madrid Aug 0.-In the course Of an interview
this afternoon Sefior Sagasta, the Liberal leader
said:
The countrys politics must not depend upon
assassin. The Conservatives ought to remain
in power under the guidance of men like Marshai
Campos Sefor Pdal and Sehor Elduayen New
ertheess. II the Queen Regent appeals 10 the
Liberals, they are ready to respond"
1t is reported that Senior A. Pida President
of the Chamber Of Deputies, will be appointed
President of the Council of Ministers, in sue
cession to the late Premier. at the expiration OF
the official nine days mourning. Another rumor
has 1t that Sehor Pidal will only hold office
until the Liberals come into power, and 1t is
rumored that Senior Sagasta will shortly be re-
called.
The Cabinet sat until . o'clock this morning
and decided to publish in the Official Gazette
to-day, which will appear with black border.
the appointment of Lieutenant-General Don
Marcelo de Azcarrega, the Minister for War as
Premier ad interim.
Sehor Sagasta has postponed his projected visit
to this city.
Senior Sjlyela. the leader Of the Dissdent Con-
servatives has followed the example OF Senor
Sagasta the Liberal leader; Marshal Martinez
de Campos and others. and has rendered ms con- %
dolences to the Government. while placing MS
services at the disposal Of the Minister.
Considerable activity was displayed to-day
among the Republicans, who seem 10 DeheNe
that their opportunity has arrived.
There Is a great deal of speculation as 10 tne
effect of the loss Of Canovas upon the Conserva,
tive marty General Azcarraga has acquired
great popularity and prestige through his skill IN
organizing the country's resources for the Cupan
and Philippine campaigns. and ne may pe nns an,s
70 Leen the narty together But many good
Judges take a gloomy view of the situation ana
lament the absence of civil statesmen OF 'he
calibre of Canovas.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10

a AGYPSY DEATH.
Malaga Aug sod inhabitants OF this city relate
that when Canovas del Castillo was a young as
slstant master at q school here gypsy woman
fold his fortune. She predicted ne would become
great and would meet with violent death
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
THREE ARRESTS IN PARIS.

.,x,nrNcE THAT THE AGITATION AGAINST r"H
MIrR CANovAs WAS WIDESPREAD
paris Aug a.-The police are watching 'he
Anarchist resorts, and three arres's "e
to-day other arrests are expecteo u i'o
That the agitation against Sehor CanoVas oei
Castillo was widespread is further e'ioe". y.
49,, ,.ct that the police Of this city recently tore
80 from, the lavatories of Paris placards IN
scribed Down with CanoVas! Ahe N"'''
,vy, he Avenged, Long Live Anarchy a"O
other expressions in Spanish grossly iiis"'e
IN the Queen Regent and Premier Cano'""
In addition, the officials of the Spanish H''i'"s'
here have recently received many threa'e""'e
letters. c,
1t is stated that at a recent meetihs Vi "pa
,sb refugees at Grenobe, the capital OF the De-
.. 80 1sare one of the speakers declared
.ho, the Anarchists would soon be avenged anu
that senor Canovas would soon pay his dept u
them with his blood.
The "uat,n' to-day publishes interviews be-
,ween its reporters and a number OF Spanish
Anarchists i'm which the latter are quo'ed as
declaring they had no previous knowledge ol
the crime which has just startled the "ho'e
world. The persons interviewed also saiu 'ha'
the assassination of the Spanish Premier ""'
nrovoked by his persecution of Anarchists. Ohe
of the latter. however. said:
ut had to come. We have been eNpec''e D."
daily. We knew high parsonage was gums
10 be attacked, but it might-have been any o'her
than Canovas. . \, uoro
The Minister for Foreign Affairs M: n HanOe mo-
+aux has telegraphed the conferences Vi 'iie
Erench Government to the Queen Regent ana 10
the Government at Spain, expressing tne mug mug
nation felt in France at the CRIME JuS. ns ,notter
ted and referring to the sympathy III 'iiis '""''o'
Of the French people with Spain. A.. o.,v,,.
All the French newspapers depiore .ne vr'', .hs
,ba
assassination of the Spanish Premier reier 10 ~
the severity exercised by Canovas towaru , i,e lie
Anarchists intimating that such acuoh upo'' A''
mart ponted him out for an attack 80. m
The French newspapers say tney n oS spa5n mGn as
ticipate any political compnca.uon nt ~ The Snanjsh
Premier, and they do not think the Conservative
Government will be displaced. .,o Cuban
,rsurrents. in an interview on the suoJect Jus'
nrinted here expresses the opinion ina. .nS
i,ticaI situation in Spain will become ciI'iEa
and greatly to the advantage OF 'he |uoa" III
surgents.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-10
RESULT OF AN ANARCHIST fHOi'

PLANNED TO MURDER sAGAsTA AS WE'LL As
... CANOvAs.
London. Aug "a dispatch from Maorio re-
ce,ved here to-day says the Spanish Government
was aware that meeting of Anarchists was
hold early in July. and that it was decided 10
murder Sehor Canovas del Castillo before tuo Auo
gust Is. and TO assassnate Senor oasas'a 'ei''e
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31
TAUTULOGY IN COURT.
Moriarty Told All About 1t and Rhatigan
Was Fined.

Moriarty Told All About 1t and Rhatlgan
Was Fined.
New York. August 3O.-James Rhat-
igan, of Brooklyn, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Cramer in the Gates Ave-
nue. Police Court for having assaulted
Patrick Moriarty. When the assault
was committed Moriarty was in Rhat-
igan's saloon. Moriarty took the stand
and said:
Your Amer, it was like this: 1t
was on a Sunday marnin', an l whit
in the place an drunk drink"
what drink did you drink a drink
OFF," interrupted Justice Kramer.
Il drank drink of beer. Then Rhat-
igan come up to me an struck me
a stroke"
WAS your son struck, or where
was the stroke struck" again inter
rupted the Justice, biting his lips.
His fist was on me jaw" answered
Moriarty earnestly. He struck me
a stroke. as I was tellin' your Amer
an stretched me bleedln' blood insin,
sible."
Order" shouted the court attache
rapping the desk, while the justice
coughed and said: Ten dollars fine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31
was in the citv sunday on his way to

was in the city Sunday on his way to
st. Clairsville.
Will Fry, of Fry Bros establish
ment. of the First ward, is in Toledo,
O.. attending the annual meeting Oh
the K. of G. E. Of Ohio, as delegate
from the Bellaire Castle of the K. IT, Il.
Misses Lottie and Minnie Addison,
of the Fourth ward, have returned
home after a several weeks outing at
Bethesda and in the vicinity OF FAIR
view, o.
Conrad Staab. wife and daughter, ar
rived home last week, after pleasant
two weeks visit with friends at Fair
view, O..
August vaupel, wife and daughter,
| Pearl, are visiting at the home OF Mrs
VaupePs parents in Waverly, W. Va.
Hackett's Band returned home last
| night from Mt Vernon and report
having had an excellent time. me
boys have made arrangements to camp
at the resort next year.
Mrs. R. Johnson, Of this city, ana
daughter. Mrs Annit Works, OF Wneel-
ing. arrived home Sunday night from
Buffalo and other points, after a
months pleasant visit among friends.
Mrs. George Stevens, Mrs. John Pres
ton and Mrs. Andy thurman arrived
home from Buffalo Sunday night.
A suit is pending in Squire Morrelf
court, filed by Adolph Smith, against
Louis Long, the Union street saloonlst
last Friday, for damages to the amount
of fifty dollars. The case will be
heard to-day and originates from
Longs employment of Smith for the
placing of new fly fan in his estaD-
Iishment, and for which work Long
refused to pay.
The second shoot of the Bellaire Roo
and Gun Club series was held on the
Commons yesterday and was witnessed
by a still larger crowd than saw the
contest of last Thursday. 1t was est,
mated that not less than six hundred
people turned out to encourage
the boys and the crowd was by
no means disappointed as the SHOOT
was very interesting from start tC
finish. The same number of birds
twenty-five. was given to each man
and the contest resulted with DR.
Boone the leading man. The score
was as follows: DR.. Boone, 16; FREQ
Wassman. 10: DR.. w. o. S. Piper, Jr.
II: c. Rumbach, 10; o. P. Mason, s.
David H. Darrah, u; William Wass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31
PROBATE OF WILL.

Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court
OF Ohio County. State Of West Virginia
In the matter Of the probate Of the las,
will and testament Of John Lebsyher
deceased.
The object Of the petition in this matter
or the 18th day Of August, y. D. 1897 Is 10
have admitted 10 probate a paper writing
purporting 70 be the viii Of John Lebey-
her deceased, bearing date on the 18th
day Of July. A. D. 1891. And. il appear
ing from an affidavit fled in my office
that the heirs Of said John Lebeyher are
unknown 20 Minerva Lebeyher. the pro-
ponent Of said viii. il is ordered that the
unknown persons who are interested I'm
the probate OF said viii 90 appear at my
Office in the City OF Wheeling. in the
County and State aforesaid. within one
month after the date Of the first publica-
ton hereof. and do what is necessary tC
protect their Interest in said matter. The
hearing OF said petition is set for the
18th day Of September, \. D., 1887, at 10
o'clock a. m
Published the first time August It. 1897.
L. 5. JORDAN. Attorney.
RICHARD ROBERTSON. Clerk.
auIIoawf
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T1CK1ED THE FRENCHMEN

New York, August 3U.-Gen. A: Z.
Olarovsky. Russian consul general at
New York. who returned to this city
from st. Petersburg on the French
liner La Champagne, had an unusual
experience at Quarantine. 1t was there
that the ships company first heard OF
the conclusion of the Russian-French
HJHeacn .ard,Da remarkable scene see eanfR3fd
crowded around General Olarovsky,
embracing and shouting in their de-
light and drinking to the health of the
Car and President Faure, and other
prominent Russians and Frenchmen.
General Olarovsky said that the alli-
ance would be very popular in Russia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31
A TRAIN DERAILED.
The Baggage Cars Went overa Forty-Five-
Foot Embankment.

The Baggage Cars Went Overa for'y-hi'e
Foot Embankment.
ST Louis. August S0.-The passen-
eers and train crew OF the midnight
special on the Chicago and Alton rail-
road narrowly escaped death IN a
wreck near Alton. Near the OUTSKIRTS
of that city the engine was deraiiea
while proceeding at high rate OIL
speed. by spreading rails, and sthroWn
down a 45-foot embankment.
The tender, three baggage cars con-
tanning the scenery and wardrobe OF
the Digby Bell company and Hopkins
theatrical company and postal car
rolled on top Of the engine, under
which Peter Rafferty,, of Bloomington
the engineer, was pinned. He was Ia
ken out fatally Injured. Fireman
Charles Johnson. of Bloomington, ILL.,,
Mail Clerks Robert Mattimore, OF Jer-
SEVILLE. Ill, and w. F. Simper and
Samuel Grobbs, of Chicago, crawled
out Of the wreck severely hurt. Sew
eral Pullmans, in which were the the
atrical people, remained on the track
but the shock threw the passengers
from their berths and Manager Dun
can B. Harrison, was seriously hur'
about the chest. Others were injured
more or less seriously.
The trainmen said that tramp who
was stealing a ride was under the
wreck and was probably dead. Heavy
loss of life was prevented only by the
support given the Pullmans by the
overturned baggage cars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31
PRACTICAL PIANOS.
AUTOHARPS. NO. 8, $7.75.
BURN OIL IN LOCOMOTIVES.

Los Angeles. Cal, August SO.-The
Southern Pacific Railway Company has
formally entered tie field as a pur-
chaser and consume Of California pc
troleum. 1t is reported that the man
agement of that COM any has had seven
locomotives changed TO crude oil burn
ers within the week just closed, and
that two purchases OF oil in bulk have
been made by that corporation, one OF
ten thousand barrels and the other OF
twenty thousand barrels.
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BDLLI THROUGH HIS HEART.
Gsorgsk. Gabbert Of ElkinS W. Va,
Commits Suicide.

Els Svestheart's Parents Objected
to lis Suit, and He Had Not Seen
TIL Object of His Affections for
SSeral Days-Grew Despondent
ah Melancholy aud Ended HIS
LIE With a Bullet - Was a
Hominent Contractor and Pros
hrous - Left a Letter for HIS
Sweetheart and Another for HIS
tather Directing Business Affairs
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HAD NOT BEEN MISSED.

Special 10 the Register.
ParkersbUrg, w. Va. August go
Besides the five prisoners who es-
capped last night it was discovered this
morning that James Pickering, the al
legged horse thief. had also escaped.
This fact was not known. however. un-
(til Pickering returned and gave him
self up. as he had not been missed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31
skcinl to the Register.

secial to the Register.
Elkins, w. Va, August S0.-George
Gabbert. a bricklayer and conuac-
Or. aged twenty-seven years, COM
hitted suicide this morning at 11;2O
Bclock by shooting himself through
the heart with a SS-caibre revolver
In his room at the Randolph Hotel
I Mr. Gabbert had been paying atten-
tons to Miss Grace Riley, an estimable
young lady Of this city, and was en-
geged to be married to her. but 1t
seems that her parents had some OBJ
jections to his suit, and refused him
the privilege Of seeing their daughter.
This fact has been preying on his
mind and he has been in a very mel
ancholy state for several weeks.
This morning he arose as usual
and appeared at the breakfast table
in his dress clothes, and made the re-
mark to the clerk that he was not
going TO work to-day, as he was wor-
ried because he had not seen his
fance yesterday. After breakfast he
sat about the hotel finally going to
the writing room, and was seen writ
ing and sealing some letters.
He then left the hotel ard, going to
Hanley's hardware store, purchased a
3S-calibre revolver. He next visited
the buildings for which he has the
contract for the brick work and in
structed the men as to the work
Returning to the hotel, he went to
his room. spoke in a friendly way to
those whom he passed in the hallway,
entered his room and locked the door.
In a few minutes one Of the boarders
heard a pistol shot, and going to the
Office asked the clerk if he had heard
the shot. The clerk and the boarder
went TO the third floor and trying Cab
harris door found it locked. They LOOK
ed over the transom and saw him "
ing on the bed. They broke In the
door Just in time to see Gabbert
breathe his last, the ball having psne-
trated his heart.
In the pocket Of his coat were found
two letters. one addressed to Mss RI
lev and the other addressed to his
.'other. which read as fellows;
big ElHns. W. Va, August so. ~.
and VT Fatber-When You get this
ton. early pay itself ON. Harvey is
~ s. per Thousand. wall course,
blowing twenty-cE3 brick to foot.
You will find money enough in my
pocket to bury me icceatly, and hope
you will forgive me for committing
this rash act, but ] will have to 10
it or so crazy, and would rather be
dead. Goodbye, aaI tel the boys
goodbye for me-
(SignedD GEORGE.
P. S.-You wiz find all my papers
and books in my room at the hotel
The letter was written IN a pam
land steady hand, which proved that
he was determined to end his life.
George Gabbert was IA yOdag man Of
: sterling character, and had most Ct
friends in this city He has been con-
tracing for several years, during
which time ne has butt the court
house of Randolph county. the county
Jail Of Tucker county, and was ut pres
ent building the large building blocks
belonging to DIR. G.. b. Harvey and
Messrs. Warfeld & DAM, which were
destroyed by The recent fire i'm tAis
city. He also built the H5sJcn Opera
House. which is just 5ouC completed.
He was the oldest son Of Joseph II.
Gabbert. who is manager of the Elkins
Brick and Tile Company of this city
He leaves three brothers
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nWELLING b RNED.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, August 30
Fire destroyed the house and contents
Of Arch Matheny, near here, yester-
dav. The loss will exceed $1,000, COW
cred by $3.50 insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31
RECORDS BROKEN.
Remarkable Movement of Grain in and
Ont OF Chicago.

Out OF Chicago
Chicago, August 3O-The grain
movement into and out of Chicago
the past forty-eight hours is record
breaking. Exactly 5,O65 cars of all
sorts were received, including 1856
cars of corn. Shipments aggregate
2.4OO.O 900 bushels of all kinds Of grain,
including 10000 bushels Of wheat,
/ ,666,O bushels of corn, and over $780,
600 bushels Of oats. The receipts in
bushels were: Wheat, 175,5OO; corn,
1.244.OOO; oats, 55S,OOO The remain
der was rye and barley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31
NEW BANK OFFICIALS.

Special to The Register.
Washington, d. c.. August 3).-The
Controller Of the Currency has been
notified Of the election Of W. H. Wolfe
as president, and L. B. Mcfarland as
assistant cashier of the Second Ma
tional Bank Of Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31
EDUCATIONAL.
CCHooL AT LEATHERWOOD.

Miss Frances L. Bell will open school
for misses, boys and small children Mon
day, September Is. The school rooms al
join Mrs. Walters house on the east, and
play grounds in the rear. Latin, French
and German taught. and pupils prepared
for college. Especial attention paid 10 the
primary department.
For terms and other information apply
to Miss Bell or at the school after Sep
tenber 6. au2eeadr
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University or VIRGINIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Letters, Science, Law, Medicine, Engineering
Session bsTHs l5ta September. la the uon.maIsrial
Piedmont reSiol. EXeelea. gyanasiu. Fo. catalogues
address 2. b. BARRNutR IhaEn11-
iy3tts,rV
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LINSLY INSTITUTE.
School for the thorough instructed

School for the thorough instruction Of
boys and young men. Military, Classical
English.
Fall term begins Monday. September IL,
1897. For catalogues or other information;
address any member of the Board or
Trustees, on John NJ. Birch. Ph. E'' Frlh-
Board Of Trustees-Hon. \. w. Camp
bell. president; 4. J. Clarke, ESD, vice
president; John l.. Dickey, NJ. D., s S.,it1
tary: r. {. Dalzell, Esq. treasurer; VIII
lam 3. Simpson. Esq, John J. Jones, ESD,
Hon. n. Z. Whitaker. John ): Mayor
Esq. Augustus Pollock, Esq. Hon. j. s.
Sommerville, Hon. William P. Hubbard
Rev. Jacob Birmingham, Henry NJ NUS
jylSsu, tn, fir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31

CZAR TO VISIT PARIS.
Paris, August 30.-The Journal says
the Car will visit Paris at the end OF
this autumn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31

West Virginia. August Rules, 1897.
John WalfOrd's Administrator
Anna Helena Waltord and Others.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is TO subject the
real estate Of said decedent, John Wal
ford. TO the payment OF his debts. the per
sonal property of the estate being INSULT
Am And it appearing from an affidavit filed
IN said cause, at these rules, that the de
partners as Wolf, Mcmillan & Co.; The
louisville Cider Vinegar Co. ca corpora
l-O"l' Hasley, partners as George Hasley
d Sons. F. Schano; GLOBE soap 60: "a
corporatioD; J. Capehart; c. /. Graner;
Ludlow Soap Manufacturing Co. Ga cor
poraton); J. Z. Vernon and +. |. Yer
non. partners Of J. r. & +. /. Vernon;
II. G. HanneWeL; central Baking Powder
Co. "a corpOration); q. Rosenheln; -
Hardesty and - Hardesty, partners as
Hardesty Brothers. +. ". Reed; William
Nixon; - Dunn and - Roebuck,
partners as Dunn 4 ROebuck; -
Enoch, -- Brovnson and -- Brown.
partners as Brownson & Brown; ID. ".
WastOn are nOn-residents Of the State Of
West Virginia, and they not having been
ton OF the complainant. by his solicitor.
this order Of publication is ordered against
them and il j. ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS above named. be and are requir-
date of the frs, publication Of this order
and do what Is necessary to protect their
interests J. J. further ordered that this
order be published and posted as required
by law.
Witness. c. II. Henning. Clerk of our
said Court at the Court House OF said
County. this 4th day Of August, 1897, to-
wit: August Rules. 1897.
c. y. HENNING Clerk.
Published the first time August oath.
1881. Attest:
C. II. HENNING, Clerk.
JAMES P. ROGERS.
Solicitor for Complainant. au2taoYt
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

The State of West Virginia
Ohio County, SIS:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia. August Rules, 1897
John Walford Administrator