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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-11-09

San Francisco, Nov. 3.-Captain Lee
Linn. chief commissary of the army in
the Philippines, who arrived here on
the Peru, Is on his way to Washing
ton with official reports. His home Is
in Wabash, Ind, and he will stop there
before returning to Manilla. He said
in an interview: "It is probable that
In the future the government will have
two kinds of rations-one for troops
In the temperate zone and another for
soldiers in the tropics"
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oseoRNE,s cAsA uNgARTAgp.
Realth OF AIurderea Han Pound n

Akron. o.. Nov. S.A large sum of
money has been discovered ct the late
home of Oscar Osborne. who was mur-
dered In RichfleId few weeks ago.
1t is said the murdered man had con-
iided to a nefghbor the hiding place Of
the money. and recently search was
made, with the. results that sums ag-
gregating $4,000 were found
The theory is now advanced that the
strap found about osborne's neck was
used to choke and strangle him to in
duce him to tell where the money was
hidden 1t is known that Osborn had
secreted large sums somewhere about
his place.
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Ridgeville, o., Nov. s.-Adam Rowe.
prominent politician of this county.
was fatally shot near here by William
Smith Rowe had been out electioneer-
ing, and upon his return, it is alleged.
while under the influence of liquor.
went to Smiths house and attempted
to kick the door In. Smith opened fire
ON Rowe with a shotgun, inflicting
wounds which viii prove fatal. Smith
has not yet been arrested.
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POINT PLEASANT. MASON COUNTY " EsT VIRGINIA


think IL should be built up as at pres
ent by taking surgeons. stewards and
ambulances from the regiments, but
rather as an independent institution
Furthermore. there was immense
confusion in transferring the regi-
mental efects to the hospital and in
sending them back when the regiments
were ordered away. It was, he said,
case of confusion worse confounded.
eDo you asked Colonel DENLY,
.'think the establishment OF division
hospitals bad policy?"
Very bad as DONE responded the
witness.
YcouId not you, as chief medical OH
Ger. have controlled the matter?" he
was next asked.
mo. sir: it was an order of the sec
rotary of war, and under this order
no regimental hospital could be main
tanned"
He thought this order unfortunate;
that In carrying it into erect the work
Of caring for the sick was greatly in
terfered with, and that no one was
benefited by it.
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conoensua OF opinion.

Paris. Nov. S.-The generally accept
ed view here of the peace negotiations
is that the Spaniards will not agree to
the propositions submitted by the
Americans to take the Philippine is
lands. But there is conflict of opin-
ion as to whether the Spanish COM
missioners will present a counter
proposition.
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The VIII QUIT

Atlanta. Nov. 3.-The Second Georgia
assembled to be mustered out. The
Second Georgia was ordered to At
lanta a month ago. Meantime the war
department ordered the regiment to
remain in service with the under
standing that every man who desires
to do SO may be mustered out, and the
places made vacant be filled by men
from the First Georgia. the regiment
now assembled in Macon
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Hardware Men Meet.

Cincinnati. Nov. s1The National
Association of Hardware Lumber Deal
ers convened here with about 200 del
egates present. w. A. Bennett of Gin
cinnati is president The principal
proposition pending is one to establish
a system of uniform inspection and
uniform grsdes-g grades that will be
recognized 10 European as well as
American markets.
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s,aroh MorIl. nnrned.

New York. Nov. 3.-The works of
the National Starch company, at Glen
cove. L. L, were visited by a disas-
trous fire. The volunteer fire depart
ment from Glencove and surrounding
.rha Loss will amount to over 500. 900.
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30 Fnrther TrenbIe.

Knoxville. Nov. 3.-There was nc
further trouble among the colored sol
diers. Anticipating another outbreak
on the part of the Sixth Virginia regi-
ment, which mutined on account oi
appointment of white officers. the com
commandant at Camp Poland kept
three regiments under arms all night.
The Sixth Virginia. however, drilled
under its new officers.
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Wm q. un.tored flnt.

San Francisco, Nov. 3.-One hundred
and seventy-fve of the Tennessee regi-
ment. who have been found unit for
service for one reason or another. will
be mustercd out under sp.cfaI orders
OF the wsr department.
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VIC stuR Sold BIZ NatIv.s.

Bratt of the First Nebraska regiment,
who has been honorGbly discharged on
account of illness, Will leave for his
home in Bennett, Neb. He says that
Is per cent of the Nebraska troops in
Manila are sick Many of them are
i'll with dysentery, because of their in
discretion in drinking the vile soda
and eating the half rotten banalas
that the natives sell on the streets.
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no sUPPoRT
WIN BE Given spain by European Poye
ON Philippines.

VIII BE Given spain by European Powers
ON Philippines.
Paris. Nov. 3-The Echo de Paris
speech delivered at Worcester, Mass,
by senator Hoar. in which he de-
nounced the so-called policy of Amer
lean extension The paper mentioned
quotes the speech fully and remarks
parently do not agree with the policy
of conquest"
The Petit Bleu remarks: zone must
admit in looking beneath the surface
that the late war has completely
changed the American character.
Outside of being anxious merely for
commercial supremacy ard playing =
small political part, save regarding ene
South American republics, the United
States felt no desire to Interfere in
European politics. But everything
changed very suddenly. After the sue
ernment felt itself capable of taking
vances of Great Britain showed the
American minister they could
speak up.
the American government to demand
the whole of the archipelago, when at
the outset part of the Philippines was
all that was demanded.
"The Spanish delegates, for whose
sad condition one must feel pity. had
for a moment the illusion that Europe
would Intervene and defend the in
,terests of Spain. They must have lost
this Illusion nv now
American diplomacy had played its
part with great cleverness and has
from the outset gained an extraortlin-
ary position. At the present moment
the United States is taking advantage
of the hatred against England which
is growing upon the continent. and
offers its neutrality IL Europe will
leave the United States free hand
with Spain.
Besides, Europe really has no I'm
terest to interfere. The various Eu-
ropean governments foresee what will
inevitably come If the United States
restores the Philippine islands to
Spain. AS soon as Spain had proved
her inability to quash the revolt, Ger
many would offer her interested as
sistance, and Immediately the covet-
BUSINESS of French, English and Rus
sian diplomacy would proffer interna-
tional Intervention, With would raise
a quarrel of exceptional gravity"
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Thrown From a Horse.

Miss Ella Stevcrs, living at Ben
Lomond, on last Sunday evening was
thrown from a horse she was riding,
resulting in badly brutsing her head,
face and shoulder. DIR. Neale was
summoned there Monday and render
ed her medical assistance. She is now
getting along nicely.
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nIe.sare From palzelI.

Pittsburg, Nov. 3-P. Dun. brother
in-law of Congressman John Dalzell.
received cabIegram from Mr. DaIzeH
announcing his safe arrival at Havana.
and the fact that the reported loss of
the Paname net true.
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wedded ON n sick Red.

Lexington, KY, Nov. 3-While ON a
sick bed at the hospital In the city
Captain " L. johnson OF the Second
Missouri was welded to Miss Lucy
Bachelor. Both are from Butler, No.
The captain has been sick eight weeks.
but is now improving.
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Ho,.d E,.ctrtci.n Dies.

San Francisco, Nov &C. H Sum-
mers, chief electrician to the Western
Union Telegraph company at Chicago.
was suddenly seized with heart failure
while walking with a friend. He was
carried to 220 o'Farrell street, where
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On tho Panama.

Pittsburg, Nov. 3.-The members OF
the West Indian party from Pittsburg
and neighborhood, who are believed to
have been on the Panama, were Con-
gresham DalzelI, ex-Congressman
George F. Hun of Greensburg. Judge
Jacob f. SIagle OF common pleas court
of Allegheny county, DIR. c. F. Binga-
man of Pittsburg, J. G. Trescher. edi-
tor of the Jeanette Dispatch. and an
other gentleman OF Greensburg, q
friend of Mr.. Hun. Mr.. Huns object
was no doubt to look after coal lands
in Cuba and Porto Rico Mr.. Dalzen
went to investigate political conditions
in the two islands.
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New York, Nov. 3.-The liquidation
trustees of the Standard Oil Trust have
divided from the income of the cor
porate stocks still remaining in their
hands a sum equal to SO per share and
a further sum equal to { per share.
both payable Dec. 16. 1898.
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Washington, Nov. 3.-Mrs. Florence
George and Miss Kate McAtee, both of
this city, were killed by Baltimore
and Ohio railroad train at Langdon,
Md. about four miles out of town.
They had been attending party and
We're crossing the tracks to take a
train for Washington, when they were
struck by an express train and in
stantlY killed
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New York. Nov. 3.-rhe cruiser New
York. flagship of the North Atlantis
squadron, has completed coaling al
TompkinsvilIe, s. l.. and is taking or
board stores for long voyage. 1t wag
reported that Commodore Philip waf
expecting sailing orders from Wash
ington to proceed to a southern port
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Chicago, Nov 9.-Evidence that The
Iong-threatened trust among the man.
ufacturers of envelops became a fact
has reached the paper stationary trade
in the shape of circulars quoting an
advance averaging 25 per cent in al
grades of envelops.. The trust is said
to control 90 per cent of the production
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To Proteet Private Property.

Washington, Nov. "a memorial,
prepared by Charles Henry Butler and
others. has been presented to the pres
ident asking that-this government call
an international convention to con-
slider the question of making private
property free from capture on the nigh
seaa in time of war.
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Not a General Resumption.

Pittsburg, Nov. 3.-While the re-
sumption of window-glass factories
was not as general as expected, good
start was made and the manufacturers
expect the split in the ranks of the
blowers and gatherers to result in a
resumption in full before the end of
the week.
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NaM IncornorntIona.

Columbus, o.. Nov. S.-The Cleve-
land Steamship company, Cleveland.
capital stock $4,000; Cincinnati Union
Brewing company, Cincinnati, capital
stock $4,000; the Beneficial Smoking
Casino of Cincinnati
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BY Rev. S. j. Miller, Pastor of
Trinity NJ. E Church, at the County
Clerks office, Nov. Sd, 1888, Mr..
Marion Newberry and Miss Lena
Cutshaw: Mr.. Newberry is private
in Co. b. I'd w. Va. Regiment Vol.
Inf. We extend congratulations.
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Washington, Nov. S.-The comptrol-
Ter of the currency has appointed A. B.
Cameron receiver of tho First National
bank of New Lisbon al Lisbon, o.
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Taliie and Marsh, paymasters. are here
and will distribute about $500. .O0o : he
Sixty-ninth New York will vote Satur-
day in the New York election. Ser
seant McGalvin has been promoted to
be lieutenant.
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a train on the Ohio River Railroad
Wednesday, struck a. mule belonging
to oliver Hall, just above town, and
killed it.
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n-l.r.L ID .snrnnnah.

washington, Nov 3.-Brigadier Cen
eral Charles F. Humphrey, quarter
masters department, has been ordered
to savannah. Ca, where he Will super
intend the embarkation of the Fifth
cavalry, which is destined for Porto
Rico.
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GenernI Lee nefa,nea.

Savannah, Nov s.-Maior General
FItzhugh Lee, commanding the Sew
enth army corps, expected here. wired
from Fredericksburg, Va, that owing
to the serious accident TO his mother
his return has been postponed.
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Middleport officers came down
here yesterday and arrested Dick
Depew for stealing. BE was liv-
on a shanty-boat on the Ohio side,
Just above the telephone wire
crossing the river.
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ar 1nVprt fTIl tors NJ 'r,re lll1rns
cincinnati. Nov. 3.-GeneraI Dodge.
General Sexton and DR.. Conner OF the
war investigating commission reached
Fort Thomas. Ky. The commissioners
proceeded on a tour of personal in
spection through all the wards Of the
hospitals They also inspected the
camp of the Sixth regiment. which is
in tents on the grounds adjoining the
hospitals This regiment was cut to
pieces in the Santiago campaign and
has since been recruited. General
Dodge put many questions to the pa
tients In the hospitals concerning their
treatment, but found no one complain
ing. He was especially interested in
those transported the previous day
from Lexington. They were all in
good spirits and apparently not un-
favorably effected by the journey.
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Berlin, Nov. 81. Goldschmidt, the
United States consul general here, died.
He had been in ill-health for some
time. He lived at milwaukee,.
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Farms For Sale.

1 have number of farms, both
improved and unimproved, in Ar
buckle and Union Districts for sale.
Some of them are well timbered, and
all we'll watered, located in good neigh.
korhnods and close to schools and
churches. These farms will be sold on
easy terms ana in quantities to suit
pur haser. For further Information
O''i y" VI ~ G. W. MAUPIN.
apr7tf Arbuckle P. o., w. Va
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London, Nov. IA special dispatch
from Rome says the pope is i'll and
that his physician, DR.. Lapponi, has
been summoned
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Death OF General Lees Mother.

Richmond. Nov. 3.-The mother OF
General Fftzhugh Lee is dead. She fell
recently. sustaining internal injuries.
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Columbus, o., Nov. 3.-Accordins to
the latest report from the committee
of citizens who went to New York to
greet the Fourth Ohio volunteers, the
boys viii not reach Columbus until
Sunday at / D. m
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Chicago, Nov. 3.-The Bank of Com
merce. a state bank with $500, 900 cap
ital and $1,000. 900 deposits. has voted
to go into voluntary liquidation. Its
deposits and an equal amount OF its
bills receivable will be taken over by
the Union National bank.
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pursuance of the terms OF decretal
", West vfrginia, entered ON the 18TH day
therein pending wherein E. s. Bright, 'issse HSs
sssS,SSr ea; sna q 1Snn ans, desssssd Is
defendants shall ON
Saturday, the 10Th day of Novem-
Der, 1898,
at IL O'Clock a. mat the mont door of the Court
pGSle eneaS a MRsen to S9Sp 9S r9sssa to is @ n
lowing mentioned real estate, situate in
Cooper district, Mason county, West S1r-
wha Ten Nile Creek, estimated to contain So
acres, more or less, conveyed TO John Plants
deed dated January IIth. 1871. and OF record
in the County Court Clerk 5 ofiiee OF Mason
Another tract: containing "A acres, more or
II seIby and Ellen ]. seIbS, by deed aated
September Sd, 1890, aud of record in the Ma
No. IS, pages l6O, &c. Another tract, contaIn-
Ing Ing 80 acres, more or or less, conveyed to John
by deed dated February snd 1855, ana of rec.
ord in the mason County Court Clerks Of
other tract containing $ acres. me more or iess
conveyed to John Plants by John W; Brandy
berry and Nancy j Brandyberry, by deed
dated December 4th, 1877, and OF record In
ss DEED BSa Sa @rs So@e Ser 81 oss nssn in
tract containing as acres. more or less, con-
Sa ah Matto&, by deed dated August sth,
leSI, and of record in the Mason County
pages 257, SC. Another tract Continuing 5S
acres, more or less, and being the residue OF
- tract of land of l62 ncres. conveyed to said
John Plants by Joseph and Jacob Gratz, by
deed dated October 9Th, 1855. and OF record IA
the County Court Clerks Office I'm Deed Book
No. 10, pages 222, Sc. Also, tract OF land
situate in Buffalo District, In Putnam conn
ty, West Virginia, containing 6Sa< acres,
more or less, conveyed to John Plants by
Robert Wolf and ElVira Wolf, George Nor
ris and Francis Morris, by deed dated April
., 1896, md OF record in the Putnam County
Court tileTk'S ofE1ce In Deed Book No. 10.
page G22. To which several deeds and each OF
them so recorded, reference is hereby made
for n more full and perfect description OF
said several tracts OF land by metcs and
bounds.
All OF said real estate Viii be offered I'm
Separate parcels, and where the tracts ilc
contiguous to each other they will also be
offered as one tract, and the same will be
Will bring the largest amount OF money.
And If the real estate in Mason county shall
bring enough money to pay or the lndehtcd-
ness of said John Plants. deceased, aud the
costs of suit, then the tract OF land I'm Put
nam county Will not be sold.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cnsl as to one-third of
the purchase money, and the residue In two
equal installments, on credit of nine and
eighteen month ench, with interest from
date, the purchaser giving bond with secur-
tty for the deferred inStnliments, and the
title Will be retained Qe n luFtheF GecufiIy.
h K. HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
I hereby certify that the above nan cd spc-
cinl commissioner hns given bond before me
with good security, in the penalty of $500, ms
required by the decree of sale. Given under
my hand this 2ISt day OF October, 1888
r. e. MITCHELL, Clerk
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PExsICTAWs.
$4,000 REV Ard !!

r WILL pay $1o6.O 90 reward for any
information that will lead to the
arrest of the party or parties who
broke into and robbed my store at
Apple Grove, on several different oc-
casions, as follows: $50 for the in
formation, $50 upon an arrest being
made on such Information, and 500
upon conviction of party or parties,
making in all 800.
JOHN s. HANLY,
mayI9tf Apple Grove, w. Va.
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Warnfne Notfce.

NOTICE is hereby given to all
IN whom it may concern, not to har-
Dor or trust any of my children. ON
my account, as / shall not nav any
debts whatever of their contracting.
LOUIS ScHwARz.
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Trustees Sale of a Valuable
EarIn

EaFIn.
. Y virtue of the authorize vested "a, f,.a 4t,,.
ID a certain deed of trust executed bN- 4 "
stockton and Oitvfn Stockton, his wife. to
the undersigned trustee, dated on the 81 h tiays
OF Jrne, ISM. and recorded In tile Office OF fhe
Clerk of the County Court of Mason county
West Virginin, in trust dee book No nj
OF the debt therein mentioped and Described,
and upon the TERMS conditions and proYis-
IONS thereots and being required by the Point
Pleasant Building and Loan Assoc Intlon. THE
creditor secured in said decd oftrust, I will on
Saturday, the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1898,
commencing Rt Eleven O'Clock a. m Eetl nj
pubic auction, at the front door OF the Court
House OF said Mason county, to the highest
bidder the following real estate conveyed by
said deed OF trust situate In Arbuckle Dis
trlct, mason county West Virginia, and be-
stockton AID Olivia stockton, by William
X Johnson and wife, by deed dafed MnTch
9thr lsa.s and of record In the ofTics M fIlfr
Clerk of the County Court Of said Mason
county, In deed book No. 50. pages 3f7 lte.
and Is the some land conveyed to ". ri
Johnson by W. +. Goshorn and others by
deed dated the 5th day OF March, 1902 and
of record in the Clerks ofice of the County
Court OF said Ma on county, I'm Deed Book
no ol, pages TO- &c, and duly described In
sald last mentioned deed, coAlAitifie 100
acres and 10 poles OF bottom land and I7i4<
acres of hill land and 81 scFes OF river bnI1k.
TERMS or SALE:-CaSh.
The above farm is one OF the duest on the
kanawha River, well improved and good
buildings thereon
Oct I9-4gk
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oASTo1EA.
Bears tb. n The Kind You HaY8 Always Bssght
sis3ss''' = l11Nzzzzm

A stranger, nicely dressed, entered
the store of Messrs j. Friedman 81 Co.
and passed upstairs yesterday. He
was confronted by Mrs. Joe Friedman,
who asked him what he wanted, and
he said he wanted to rent n room.
She told him there was no rooms for
rent there. He retired, and after
ward a dollar in money and two gold
rings were missing. Mr.. Friedman
hunted up the fellow, and told him he
had room to rent, and he followed
him back, and then Mr.. Friedman de
manded the dollar back, which he
handed over. Mr.. Friedman did not
know of the missing rings and the
fellow got away with them.
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The Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica was organized at the American
Mechanics hall on last Tuesday
evening with a membership of
twenty-four. The boys all report
good time among their neigh
bors." This is one of the best in
surance orders in existence, as the
rates are cheaper than in any other.
The following officers were elect
ed: r. A. Riggs. Counsel; F. NJ
Whaley, Advisor; George w.
Stribling. Banker, E. G. Winger,
Clerk; P. n. Steenbergen, Escort;
81. A. Barbee, Camp Physician;
George NJ. Rawson, Watchman; O.
NJ. Nutter, Sentry; j. L. Written,
81. A. Barbee and w. E. Starcher,
Board of Managers.
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Sneels tionlnfssfners,S NnIe.

\ pursuance of the terms OF \ 5ecrefal
order OF the Circuit Court or n ason coQn-
tyTS West Ntrfytniu, entered ON the 10th day
OF september, 1895, in the chancery cause
therein pending, wherein E. s. Bright, E&-
ecutor, ETC., OF John Plant, deceased, Is
piaintins and Emily Plants and others, are
defendants, shall on