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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25
Is DROW N Ed.
A Horrible Disaster to the Schooner
Casper, Off the California Coast.
The Ship Struck Reef in a Storm
and Capsized---Rescue Impossible.

Point Arena, Gala, October "a
Thirteen seamen, comprising almost
the entire crew of the steam schooner
Casper, were drowned early yesterday
morning by the burning of the vessel.
The rocky shore in this vicinity was
strewn with wreckage to-day, but
there was no way of identifying the
ship until evening, when two men from
shore who had gone out in a small
boat to rescue any of the crew who
might still be alive, picked up Captain
Anfindsen and seaman. Chris Lar
sen, who had been floating about on
an imprOmptu raft for over fourteen
hours.
To his rescuers, Adolph Peterson and
Henry Anderson, the. captain of the
wrecked steamer said that the Casper
struck on reef at 70: 80 in the morn
ing and seven minutes later capsized.
When she toppled over all members
of the crew were washed overheard
The steamer carried fifteen men, but
from the moment the accident occur
red the captain had seen none of the
crew except his companion, Larsen,
and has no doubt that the other thir-
teen have all been drowned
The sea has been so high all day
that it has been impossible to launch a
boat from shore, and even this even
ing the two men who went out and
accomplished the rescue risked their
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25

lives in the breakers Later in the
evening the steamer Alcazar cruised
about the scene of the wreck, but could
find no trace of any of the other sea-
men. The scene of the disaster is a
very dangerous locality for shipping,
and when a vessel is once thrown on
the rocks she is doomed and there is
little chance for the escape of the
crew. The Casper sailed from San
Francisco for Usalt, where she had to
load lumber for San Francisco. She
was owned by the Casper Lumber
Company and registered three hundred
tons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25
CREDIT For ELKINS.

Hampshire Review.
r lSenat6fl Elkins deserves the thanks
of all West Virginians for his many
efforts to rid the State of lot of fell
lows who are being sent as consuls to
South American cities. There is one
more, Senator, you ought to place.
Don't overlook Col. Horkheimer. Any
man who can blow in $40 of the peo-
pies money in a New York hotel in
one day deserves a place in South
America, or the Fiji Islands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25

With All the Fire and Ardor of q
Peter the Hermit-Men 90 Wild
at tho Mere Sight of Him The
Enthusiasm Represented to Be
Unbounded Amid Certain Ele-
ments of tho Population Of the
City-A Picturesque Description
Of a Specimen Day and Night in
the Contest for Supremacy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25
REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS.
ALP Jed PAUL. FRANK ?. J0N3j.
ALFRED PAUL. g. CO.,
Real Estate, Stocks, Bolls and Investments,
NO. II.o MARKET STREET
HOTELS.
BANK EXCHANGE HOTEL.

22s g. 22s Third avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES NJ. GRAHAM. Proprietor.
whisky bottled in bond under the care
full seal Of the government, which makef
1t pure Price for 5-year-olc Rye 81 @ IL
81 Is per quart. oct1iso
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25
HALL DEDICATED.
Spacial to the Register.

Special 70 the Register.
Parkersburg, ". Va, October "a
The dedication OF the new Odd Fell
lows temple, just completed, by Shar-
on Lodge No. IS, /. o. o. F., of this
city. promises to be the grandest
event of the kind ever known in the
history Of the order in West Virginia
Besides all the high officers Of this
State, those of the Ohio Grand Lodge
will be present and assist in the dedi-
cation, which will occur next Friday.
feature of the days work will be
a grand parade, and at night work in
the different degrees by Visiting and
home teams viii be had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25
TOILETTE FOR SHOPPING

Or General Wear, Comprising : Russian
Shirt Waist and Fanbac1kSkirt.
Since the hearty approval shown the
first Russian styles, which made their
appearance but a few months ago,
modistes have introduced their leading
features into garments for all times
and seasons, with the result that
softness due to the pouching fulness
peculiar to these modes character
ICES bodices, dressing sacks, tea-gowns
and, indeed, jackets and coats. The
Russian effect is copied most success
fully in the shirt-waist forming part
of this toilette, an excellent mode for
shopping and general wear. The back
has a pointed yoke below which is
gathered fulness, and fitness in the
front is drawn closely to the center,
the closing being made at the left side
a la Russo. A plating of the shirt
waist material, glace taffeta, defines
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25
DOUBLE-BREASTED ETON JAUKEi

OF Broadcloth. With Decoration of As
trakhan and Fancy Frogs.
The jaunty Elton modes still have
prestige in spite of the later fancy for
Russian effects, and the natty Elton
Jacket is shown in variety of shapes.
The double-breasted Elton jacket cut in
tabs all around at the lower edge is
an entirely new adaptation of the
style; it is exceedingly natty as here
made of dark-green broadcloth of
handsome quality bound with Astrak-
han and closed with fancy cord frogs.
The garment fits snugly and the fronts
are turned back in large lapels at the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25

top. The becoming collar is of the
Lafayette order cut in tabs to match
the lower edge Of the jacket. The
sleeves are plainly finished at the
wrists and box-plaits collect their full
ness to give the correct outstanding eff
feet. Short jackets like this are ex-
.ceedingly handsome when made of
caricule, sealskin, chinchilla or some
other fur. and they are also dressy
when made of velvet or fine cloth
bound with fur. Braid decorations
are less pretentious although equally
stylish.
The Butterick pattern is coat No.
9403; sizes; bust measures, 80 to IS
inches; any size. 25 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25
GOV. WILSON TO PROSECUTE

GOV. WILSON TO PROSECUTE.
Charleston Gazette.
The selection of Ex-Governor Wilson
as the colleague and associate of Mr..
]. M. Payne, to prosecute the men in
dicted by the late grand jury, gives as
surance that the prosecution will be
conducted with vigor and intelligence.
The role of prosecutor will be new to
Governor Wilson. During his long
and distinguished career at the bar he
has never been public prosecutor.
The present is an extraordinary emer-
gency, however. Good government
and the good name of the community
are at stake, and Governor Wilson is
not the man to avoid performing his
whole duty when there is public SER
vice to be rendered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25
Trustees Sale Of Valuable City
Property.

BY virtue Of Deed of Trust. made b.
P. d. Carroll and c. c. Carroll his wife
to John ]. Jacob. Trustee, dated July Sd.
a. D., 1893, and recorded in the office OF
the Clerk of the County Court of Ohio
County, in Deed of Trust Book number 81,
page $50, and an order entered in the
Circuit Court of Ohio County, on the 22d
day of July, A. D., 1897. appointing the
undersigned Trustee. In place. of the said
John% Jacob. now deceased, / will sell at
the north front door of the Court House
of Ohio County. on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NO.
MEMBER, A. d., 1887.
ton Of ground, # IL 9t6is9fdA IN, The fal
West Virginia lying at near the poin
of intersection Of John now SIXTEENTH
and South street, which Is west OF O.
foundation wall. running from the SIX.
tenth street line to the line OF South
street, through the building occupied by
Samuel Nesbitt as a blacksmith shop. and
bounded as follows: Beginning al the
point of intersection of Sixteenth street
and South street in square humbefeu
eight (S), in that part of said city; thence
running eastwardly along the line OF six
teenth street, thrty-one t3l) feet 70 the
center of the foundation wall above re-
fered to; thence running along the center
of the said foundation wall, and parallels
with the line of Market street. south
wardly to the line of South street, thence
westwardly along the line Of South street
to the place of beginning together with
all the appurtenances and heredltaments
thereunto belonging, or III any wise APP
pertaining
Terms of Sale-One-third of the pur-
chase money and much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay, cash on day
of sale and the purchaser to give his
notes for the balance, payable In six and
twelve months. with interest from day OF
sale the title to be conveyed to the pur-
chaser. he giving a deed of trust on this
property to secure the deferred payments
T. 5. RILEY.
Oct14ei Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25

the closing, and the linen collar with
satin bow and the leather belt are
stylish accessories. The sleeves of the
present shirt-waist have just enough
fulness to be graceful, but. they are
slashed in the usual way and finished
with link cuffs. The braid decoration
on the cheviot skirt accords with pre-
willing ideas. The mode is an up-to-
date Hanback, style in nine cores, and
is gracefully shaped, the cores being
cut straight at the center and bias at
the sides SO that stripes or patterns
can be matched in the seams, most
desirable feature.
The Butterick patterns are shirt
waist No. 1892; Z sizes; bust measures,
80 to AZ inches any size, 25 cents:
and skirt No. 1898; sizes; waist
measures, 20 to SO inches; any size,
80 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25
HOUSE 4 HERMANN.
HOUSE e HERMANN.
TAlLOR-MADE
Jackets
''' Capes!.

An assemblage of the most "Cor-
rect oool-weather garments for
Women, and directly from giving
values like those below may be
Clearly traced the rapid growth of
this new department. SOLD BY
FORCE OF JUST SUCH VAL
UES AS THESE, will we interest
every lady within shopping dis
lance of Wheeling in this splendid
showing of bright, new Wraps, on
easy payments, at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25
AMONG THE EDITORS.
4<HTrIO OATV Il1A

4NEIrIO IAN La
Charleston Gazette.
About the time that pressure was
being brought to bear on Elkins to
secure the appointment of a West Vir-
ginia negro to good consulate, word
is sent out that no more consuls will
be appointed until after Congress con-
venes. This is very old and very
apparent dodge. Elkins can get first
class consulate for a West Virginia
negro if he tries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-25

women and children. They were as en-
thusiastic, however, as the men. Mayor
Strong made short speech. He said
the recent police promotions were the
first in the history of New York that
men
DID NOT HAVE TO PAY FOR.
Seth Low arrived while Mayor Strong
was speaking. He was loudly cheered,
and as he shook hands with Mr.. Strong
on the platform, there was much enthu-
siasm. He said his candidacy was a
protest against either bossism in Wash
ington or the kind which has it's head
quarters at the English race track.
Seth Low also addressed a largely
attended meeting in the Central Opera
House.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-09
Spar spark!sts.

aiir,ial Correspond, nee Oclia Banurr
Fletcher l.asSeti is visiting AT Rut-
land, here he is faVor,ir with all.
Shellie aud Iansy Souter are at
home from Ocala, where they have
been taking lessons ia music Miss
S.,llie Boring Of Greenwood, came up
on visit Ia Mrs. shelton Souter last
week e. Quarterman is un "a
visit t. las children at plainiicld
Ia not he discouraged Sparr'- White
Pawn. u tnr Greenwood boys gained
one game, and the Anthony boys one
game, the Two teams are equal
The Banner correspondents are 80
charmed with their own writing that
W. think % advisable Tor each one Ia
indulge IA a sweet repnse every other
week What has come der the spirit
"i their dreams? There were only
four writers when Content entered the
Journalistic field. " At present they
are trying {" take possession of the
Banner Pray ~ not imagine She *
jumping g. conclusions Lack
awanna. you should consider il a
compliment 10 be mistaken for lovely
Sunshine II you are pillar in the
Methodist church," Why dou't you
SHINE W,ih e clear light: Ju~t notice
'"ntcnf'~ ~parkIci~ - far as
Farmer is concerned We viii not scat
t,l thorn-. hul rn~c~. for our reaping
vs. aud hN Come ont again, Brother
Farmer We REALLY miss you, and
Content likes You 90 spite of your "fr-
vrrri brain W. are sorry "fcNcrcd
hftn' proved contagious, and Silver
Gee o. about o. succumh. ~ prevent
I've We viii assure him that tie last
Banner should have contained Con-
t'ut~ thauk~ and appreciation heauti-
tully expressed to ,hivalrou~ Touch
~iauA. gallant ~ilvcl,te aud Texas leon
oela-t llhr ~aWneY, she has written
some very ahle article fpr the Banner,
hut don't remember whether they
wrr, ever p'ihllshrd cor not" She has
ai~' be,n pudding her feeble brain for
"a week la~t lrytug To discover Touch
stones identify. She Is NO longer n,ys.
Titled ahoui ~ilveritc and lconoclast.
We we're having such pleasant
time undrr Mr.. Mcpouald's admins
trati"n during MIR Harris extended
travels iookiug Tor lhos, Signs ol
promised prosperity Judging from
th. srii-le written upon his return
he ettirnily mi-~'d what wt' enjoyed
night iu lhr BANNER office mrrrim,nt
AMI prosperity. Don't administer q
luletu- editor The people ENJOY oui
sltrN chat. ani assure, ~ hat it u ID,
mu.t Interesting part 81 thr paper %
coul~s. they would drnN Il Ia YOU, hu
Furk ieil~ y"u '"uiidvuiially that thei
brow~ are all iirkered At the blu,
pencil. Content.
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gsme.ana happening,

afe. 'il farf..fsa nieaer petia banner
The heavy rain last Saturday glad
irnrd ihr hearts of an Homeland
Frank Terry, at Leroy, j. all smiles
thi- week ~ hr escorted one at York 5
-N'rt u.-ehud- frnm here tn Buck
Pond go hear aud sec the hard~hells
have th,if foot washing quite "a
number ~ The iiom.lander- took ia
the Primitive Baptist prcaching a.
burk Pond last SUNDAY T. ~
Williams a. az again after an Illness
~ teo weeks Why. Joe. did your
best eirl go back on You can~e you 10
o. -i.k j. y iangly. at York,
Wt- pulling fodder last Wc,k Miss
e. " laugly rrturucl tn her home al
York hast sunday We mi-~ her pres
enre ia our midst lust listen at
Du'chman nf Lr"y. he SAYS that .wo
helieve that senator l,it,ft will .io ,,ll
hr ,tu lo m1kc iau- uiat Viii ie--ru
taxation. Wh,. Jonn. So d,.n't h,.-
iisvr anything of the kind W. know
that -..'n,t"f Rliich las aud Will do an
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Gatheraa Al Greenwood.

SPECIAL Cm,,si, ndenc uctli Ranue,
MI \. " Frazer is visiting rrla-
uve- at his old h"m, ia South Caro-
Tina MIR. G. G. Hall and 4. A
Perry spout the 3rd and ais At Moss
Rlun They reported d very pleasant
time Miss Sllle Eoring is visit
ing her sister, Mr-. brown, il SDujh
Caroliua The Canal Company has
repaired The large dreIge boat which
is now making rapid progress ID lis
work Mr. J ". Perry. Of Miami,
is visiting his par. MS herr The
brentwood Normal, under the man
agem,nt OF Miss .Inlin HUMPHREYS
viii close on The 9ili after a three
months term. 'rhe Normal Was quite
a surces~ this year anu u great deal al
gond was accomplished; and we hon q
soon to see many other communities
pattern after Greenwood IN this re-
spect. On the 10th the Normal stu
dents and the Greenwood Literary So
ciety will give AN entertainment at
the school bmiiling. The curtain rises
at : o'clock =. IN. Admission free.
Refreshments will he served. Every
body is cordially invited Your
correspondent had the pleasure of at
tending the 3rd of July picnic and
barbecue at the famous Orange
Springs II was under the manage
ment of the citizens of that place and
il j. unnecessary 10 say that 1t Wa Il
grand success. Greenwood, Eureka,
Ft Mccoy, Mar~hville, Turner Farm,
and Citra, besides Alachua and Put
nam counties, we're represented y
match game of baseball will l." played
at the Meadows on the 18th inst. he
tween Greenwood and Anthony. y
picnic will also he hold on that day.
SIT nENT.
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InE BPADFII2I.D REGULATOR y
Atlantic. Ga.
,.Rnlr" Ezplains

70 L4ckawanna, Anthony th''h
IL my duty Ca extend my thahh0 !"
Won through the Banner for The Tor
mcr namc you sprung ON Us !" 'as'
issue. and would like 10 &c rect the
statement, rs "Lank" was IN Del'ahu
on important business. thought
Anthony was asleep, but party ~
wide awake as Lackawanna ~ sure 10
keep awake, especially if Farmer Wis
its as often "a when | was there.
Distant friend, BILLY.
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Blood

Your nerves will he strong, anu Your
sleep sound, sweet and refreshing.
ltosHd' Ssrsalarilla makes pure hiopd.
That - why u cures ~ many diseases
That y why 80 many thousands, take il
" cure disease, retain good health, pre-
vent sickness aud suffering. Remember
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AaEAear Anthsms.
sp9llal Correspondence ocala laansf.

spt>ldt AVtiSsfoNtehte Ecdi2 HauBSI
Mrs. johnnie Nell aud s..,., az pa
latkn. ERE mere on "a two weeks visit 10
M,s. pr Ken trick Mir otat,r
''Ih "us, of SILVER Springs, spent Sun
'ay IN cur n.id-i 4 hrW htii,ii.
j. heiny .rerlcd on main street and
wilt ,,~ Sn"n a. completed he occupied
by the poet"tIire. Miss Smith, of
= clsh;on, vii" has t.sn the "a, :, .
Mics NJ 4ggie Il .ak.r, returned ham.
Monday Mr.. VIII Livingston.
i.pw".i's architect, spent Sun hay ia
this place Mcs+rs Arch aud i. $50
liillin.~l, Y aud jim D.V,ison, II R..d-
dick. spriit Saturday ~ this place ia
quests al &. W. Iail;rly. on Wrs
broadway G. J. Stewart of Ia
rekA, formerly of this place, will leave
Monday for the gold regions of Cali
fornia in search of fortune The
lightning Of last Thursday did consjd-
cradle damage in and around this
place II struck the house If Johnson
the :. &. Il /. section master, setting
it ON fire, but the flames were cxiin-
guished before much damage was
done. The home of Sam Butler, col
orcd was also struck, and his wife in
stanlIy killed. Two children were
severely burned An ice cream so.
ciablr will be held next Friday night
at the residence of Mrs T. II. Swain,
on Muncic street, Tor the benefit Of the
Methodist Episcopal churcn Every
body invited Bling your change
along, boys Mr.. Lena S;windle
and family, of Dade City. are visiting
her father, MIR J. G. RaSkiu, on Mvr-
tic avenue Mr. Leslie Gordon
Young. mayor of Spar, attended scr
vices here Sunday Quite a NOM
her of our citizens took advantage of
The low railroad rates 10 South Caro-
lima last week, among them Mrs. Dr.
Krndrick. Mr.. aud Mrs ZONES, nr. u.
\. rmth, ani Mr.. Euford Ieilner
Harry Meadows shipped two carloads
Of melons this week Large CON
~ieunI"nt- of pears are hc,ng mad"
trom this section Charlie Howell is
gathering |. ) Brol,a~ : crop and viii
have several carloads Miss Eva
B,skiu lett Sunday for Nailo-ta, Ga
where She will spend the remainder of
thc summer Miss tauilc Joue..,
ot Dado city, who has been spending
several weeks With relatives hore, vii
return home on SUNDAY Mr. r.
T. Eay."r, better known rs FARMER,
attended divine services here sunday,
returning to Lowell Monday.
IACKAWANNA.
IIrallIl mtanS a nnrfert rnndiliun Of
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Grahamvi.la cleanings

'p,N'"' '.'esp'"'ien e "c.''a Rann.r
'@a' friday lle first good rain fell
mere since the early part Of April and
!" oo'S' i'e"'e Of lh@ long dry spell
I''l'' nave Jared badly childrcn's
"'S ,N'''c'sr7 were held 1T the Method
~ '''nf'h mere on til" might OF the
''"''" SUNDAY }" June Qulica niee
i''"s ram was carried out, nearly All the
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l,frF{cfst
OFFICE boARD puHtfc us fa3-s ilnt I
lCALA LA INN. l.-.-

Ihe board Of public instruction in
and for Mario. county met this day
with the following members present
F. +. Harris, u I. Hull aud NJ :.
| Moser
Bond Of p. Bnrgin, w. G. Norswor
thy and J IL. Reed, in the sum .
5000, with J. X. Christian and W !
Allen, IA ~urrii,s, II act as trus'e, p
Of the Mcintosh sub school di~'th.t.
was examined aud approved.
The trustees Of the Orsia sub school
district came before the board ard
named VIM. Andersen a. their arbi-
traitor to act in the ease now unsettled
| between that board and the Board of
Public Instruction. MIR. Charles
Thomas, of Greenwood, vas named 10
act for the Board of Public Ins;ruc-
ton. aud in ease the two carmai ngrt {
hey are 10 choosr "a third person.
The Ots,la bpard also presented a
report ct the condition OF the O.ala
High school and asked for three adj
| di'ional teachers
The superintendent presented -
complete report Of the financial con-
dition of the schools with itenined
estimates Of the expenditures ami re-
sources for ti," scholastic year 1897
and l>aS, beginning Lily ut, 1891, and
ending June mth, lAaN, with several
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-09
Hoods
SarSapariIIa

= ihe one fruc nlooi FURTHER q Der bottle
At. mn cure llveI ms. easy 10
ttOou = titiS take. easy 10 operate. &c.
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Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes Weak
men strong. blood pure. soc 81. All druggists
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-09
Eror,l.o.ly saws So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic- the most Won
aerfnl medical discovery Of The age, pleas
ai,t and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys liver anu ooW'is'
cleansing the entire system, rispet coids,
cure headache, fever, habipal cgnstls ~ !
ofC 4. c. today: 10, -, 80 cents. Soid anu
guaranteed TO cure 10y all druggists.
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IIra'th means "a perfect condition Of
the Whole system rutc binod IS 49,
~eniial t" perfect heaIth. lSood'~ ~ar-
~aparilia makes pure hiood and thus
gi.es heallh and hApnlness.
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su 70

Hood means sound health. With pure.
rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di.
gestise organs viii be- vigorous. and there
will b. no dyspepsia. Rhcumatism and
Neuralgia viii ~ unknown. ScrnfuIa and
Sait hheum viii disappear. With pure