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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-11-30
COLUMNS OF NEWS
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graphs Fer Basy Reaaer--
At Elsberry, No, railroad robbers
made 4 desperate attempt to rob the
Lincoln County bank here
The One Hundred and F1fty-nInth
Indiana volunteers. who have been in
Camp Mount, we're mustered out
The battleships Oregon and Iowa
have resumed their long cruise to Hon
oIuIu, having left Rio Janefro-
James Corrtgan and Judge Stevenson
Burke were examined at Cleveland in
the Standard on eentempt case.
The Commercial club Of st Paul has
presented a loving cup TO Captain
Chsries D. Sigsbee. eommandeE o. the
au<siary St Paul.
jim MeNaIIy. 'king Of the green
gcres men, passed out Of the ulineEs
state prison In time 20 eat his Thanks.
giving dinner a free man.
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Fingers Mashed.

Mr.. Ernest Lewis brakeman on
the K. & 81. local freight. while
making a coupling near Trimble.
Ohio. Wednesday. got his right
hand caught between the pin and
draw head mashing the index and
middle fingers badly.
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Farms For Sale.

have a number of farms. both
improved and unimproved, in Ar
buekle and Union Districts for sale.
Some of them are well timbered, and
all well watered, located IN good neigh
horhoods and close to schools and
churches These farms will be sold on
easy terms and in quantities to suit
ipur haser. For further information
call on or address
G. w. MAUPIN,
anr7tf Arbuckle P o., W. Va
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xoungstown. D., Nov. 7i.-The jury
gave Mrs William Hammond verdict
OF $3.50 against the Pennsyl1ania
company for the death OF her husband
an engineer, who was killed in 1882
largest verdict for death ever rem
vas talzea 70 the supreme egurt twice
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Remembered By the Ladies.

Savannah, Nov 24--Every soldier in
the Seventh corps was made to feel
that 1t was Thanksgiving day. All
drills were abandoned for the day and
at ? o'clock each man received ration
of turkey. fruit and cake. Over !, 900
turkeys and several wagon loads OF
fruit and cake were sent out to the
camp. The feast for General Lees
men was provided by the ladies of
Charleston.
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Aer-s. the Atlantic.

Helena, which is on her way to join
Admiral Dewey's feet In the Philip
pInese. by way of the Mediterranean
and the Suez canal. has arrived at Fun
chaI, Madeira, and viii continue her
long cruise without unnecessary delay.
This Is the second attempt made by
this staunch little warship to join the
Asiatic squadron. the outbreak OF the
war preventing the hrst
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Arrived at MuaieIa-

Munich. Nov. 24.-The emperor and
were met at the railroad station by
Prince Luitoold. the regent OF Bavaria
and the ministers. After partaking Of
luncheon. their maSssties resumed
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Hov rI..:.. spe.t e., D.y

washington, Nov. 24.-Disagreeable
weather. with wet snow falling. in
terferred considerable with the plans
resentative for the entertainment OF
President Iglesias OF Costa Rica, who
spent most of the day in doors Col
onel Carter is making arrangements
for a social meeting OF the distinguish
ed visitor and President Mckinley, the
calls so far being purely formal
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PHxs1CIAMs.
$4,000 reward !

WILL nay $4,000 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-
easions. as follows: $50 for the in
formation. $50 upon an arrest being
made on such Information, and $50
upon conviction of party or parties,
making in all 800.
JOHN S. HANLY,
may19tf Apple Grove, W. Va
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New York, Nov. 24-The United
States transport MinneWaska, from
Porto Rico. passed in Sandy Hook at
1910 p. m. On board of her are the
First regiment of engineers. for whom
a reception and Thanksgiving dinner
are awaiting at the Eighth Regiment
armory.
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- - 8. -

Glasgow. Nov. 1.-THE American
iine has ordered six Atlantic twin
screw nners-1wo OF Hawthorne & L.es-
lie cf Newcastle and four Of the CIyde
Bank ShipbuiIdfng company Il Is
added that they are intended for The
BeIgIan-Amerfean service and that
they wiz ~ the Red Star nag
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ohio seldIer. Enter.aInefl.

Knoxville, Nov 24-The First Vir-
ginia boys entertained the sixth Ohio
in body IT Thanksgiving dinner. the
former regiment leaves Saturday for
Columbus. Division headquarters will
be broken up early next week. The
First brigade is now supplied with
tents. and is waiting for the Cuban
txped.tion-
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Huntsville, Ala, Nov. z4.-Thanks-
giving day was observed here as hoi-
iday. There were no drills and only
necessary duties were performed by
the soldiers and camp force The Fiji
teenth infantry VIII leave soon for
Savannah under orders to Join General
Carpenter at NueTitas. Cuba
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10 Form : cpb,p R,rIm,.t,

Santiago. Cuba. Nov 24-Cantain
Ord, the Judge advocate. has plan,
which has the Endorsement Of Cuban
Generals Rodriguez, Lacret and oeiazo.
of forming regiment composed entire
Iy of Cubans. with the exception Of the
colonel. lieutenant colonel and one ma
jor The plan contemplates the sub
sequent formation of several such reg
fuoau&s
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indianapolis. Nov. 2ER b F.
Pierce has resigned as receiver OF the
cloverIeaf railroad on account OF his
health. his physicians insisting that
least six months He was appointed
receiver q the road Jan. p. 1885
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WIfr,.-c cenplaInt..

Cleveland, Nov 24-John e Ensign,
. prominent attorney and real estate
dealer, was sued for divorce by Grace
A. Ensign. Mrs. Ensign charges her
husband with gross neglect, cruelty
and adultery He Is trustee of one OF
the leading Presbyterian churches The
correspondent is not mentioned.
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Samuel j. Hefin, the well
known Baltimore and Ohio bridge
superintendent. fell off a freight
train as it was entering the yards
at Grafton Monday and was seri-
ously injured. He will be a crir-
pie for life.
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Calun,tn7| o. N1T- 21---About 5 4
Corrodiss hotel, vas fatally shot IN
two places f. W. DaVey. a saloon
keeper, is held for the crime. Dayey
was sitting In \ chair in the once and
Dickson, who was mopping the fioor.
asked him to move Dayey resented
BY shooting the porter.
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R1nnco EnInrIred.

Madrid, Nov 24-In the decree ae-
cepting the resignation Of Marshal
BIanco as captain general of Cuba. the
queen regent euIogizes the zeal, in
teliigenee and loyalty" with which the
governor general has fulfilled his func-
ffnna
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0AsToREA.
Bears ths n Ihs KIND YOB EaIs Always B51gtE
as5s..'s : 2mzzzzz@

Messrs. E. T. Moore Sons Co.
booksellers and stationers. Cali
polls. Ohio. have a new advertise
ment in the Register today. which
it will pay our readers to peruse-
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At Leon, Wednesday night, No
Yember 2Sd, 1898, Mr.. VIM w.
Miller, aged Sc years, TO Miss
Nancy A. R. Leighton, aged 59
years. The Register extends its
congratulations to the happy old
couple.
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At Point Pleasant they are
wrestling with the problem of how
to raise funds wherewith to pay
for street paving when the town
has already reached the taxable
limit. No trouble about that, if
they know how to go about it
Wellsburg Herald.
If the bright editor of the Her
aid will give us the recipie for mo
trouble about ii if they know how
to go about II, !" no doubt our town
council viii go right to paving the
towns streets early in the spring.
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r, nreele o, eaabiiup.

Santiago. Cuba, Nov. 24-Generai
Leonard Wood, the military governor.
has determined to put an end to gam
bling He is framing a law for that
purpose and win impose a $500 me on
the first person convicted
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DIED AT PHILADELPHIA.
a Member of the second West
Virginia Passes Away.

Virginia Passes Away.
Col. John G. Kelly has written
to Adjutant General Appleton thai
Corporal VIM. n. Werlich, of Co.
G-, Second West Virginia Regi-
ment, died on Nov. 10Th, at the
Presbyterian Hospital at Phila-
delphia. of typhoid pneumonia.
His home was in Washington
cc0aty. Pa. between Washington
and Wheeling. He had and elder
brother with the Tenth Pennsyl-
vania, at Manila Charleston Eve
ming Mail.
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George Campbell, proprietor for
several years of the Blennerhasset
hotel. and for the past few years of
the leading hotel of Charleston, s.
c., has purchased and taken poss-
ession of the Colonial, handsome
eight story hotel at York, Pa.
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Married.

At the Rectory of Christ church
by Rev. A. Griunan, Wednesday.
Nov. 23d, 1898, Mr.. d. L. Atkin-
son. of vinton. Ohio. to Miss Nora
Wolf of Galiipolfs. Ohio.
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Love letters should not be
written on typewriters.v says an
authority on etiqutete. Nor to type
writers, he should have added.
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a,nerJean Reinforeernents.

Madrid, Nov. 24.-An official dis
patch from Manila says that reinforce
ments of American troops numbering
1000 men have been landed In tAs
Philippine islands.
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80. ceIless. y. -

Chicago. Nov. 2A-East and west
eoIlided on the football field. the light
but fast Dartmouth college eleven ex-
changing courtesies and punts with the
team Of the Chicago Athlete assoefa-
ton The Dartmouth men. stin some
what sore from their struggle with
Brown last Saturday and tired from
their long journey west were not in
the best Of condition. but were never
theIess confident Of winning Wan
derers neId was the mecca for thou
sands % football lovers. most Of them
wearing the cherry and black OF the
Chicago eleven. Score. Chicago, 1s;
Dartmouth, 8
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The Steamboat freight war which

was about to assume a serious con-
dition in the Pittsburg and Char
lesion trade, has been pulled off,
the Bay Bros. taking out the
Urena and G. Cramer & Son TAX
ing out the Ben Hur, which leaves
the Kanawha and Alvalin to do a
legitimate business upon good
terms.
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The United States Government
is still building war-ships and tor
pedo boat destroyers, notwithstand-
ing the fact that theresis no enemy
in sight.
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Doath Of Pifeher Watson.

Pomeroy. o.. Nov 24-walter Wat
son. a pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds
in 1876. who was shot at NiddIeport
two weeks ago by Louis Shrimer. died.
Shrimer Is still at large
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don't know about the feasibiIi-
" OF the single tax
Why, man, It covers the whole
around. ''-IndianaDolis Journal.
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Marriage is lottery IN which
men stake their liberty and women
their happineas-Alme. de Rieux
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Nut Pay lffae FI6ea.

Frankfort. KY. Nov. z4.-The court
OF appeals decided that the Central
Railway and Bridge company Of New
port must pay fne Of 81 600. and the
Louisville and JeHersonvIIIe Ferry
company fine OF 1880 for unlav-
fully falling to report to the state au1I-
tor the statement required BY law in
order TO NIX the valne OF their fran
chises for taxation These companies,
along With about 100 others. were In
dicted In the Franklin circuit court.
and the Indictments were fought On
the ground that the neglect In report
lag was not wilIfuI- The court Of ap-
peaIs holds that voluntary NEGLECT
means aeyTfIlfuls NEGLECT
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If you mean to keep as well as
possible. the less you think about
your health the better-O- w.
Holmes.
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e.,.,-5 c.hle Dr.vfa.

Paris, Nov. 24.-sIadame Dreyfus.
the wife Of the prisoner Of Devils Is
land, has been authorized TO cable 20
her husband.
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a freight wreck occurred near
Langsville, Ohio, on the x. & NJ,
Wednesday and Thursday, delay
ing the sonth bound passenger
trains several hours.
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We mingle in society not SO much
TO meet Others as to escape our
selves--H- W. Shaw.
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New York. Nov. z4.-The Iron Age
says the rail- trade has had a startling
surprise during the last week 1t was
the general belief that nothing but
formally amxing the signatures TO the
agreement and their ratification by
boards OF directors was required TO
make the common selling agency an
established fact at the last moment,
it is reported the Pittsburg interest
withdrew, and the elaborate plan fell
TO the ground It appears. however.
that series of fresh negotiations were
undertaken. and that some sort OF a
truce was fixed up. Before these were
consummated large business was
done in the west AT concessions, but
there is a good deal OF tonnage stfil In
the market
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Education IS as important to the
child as culture TO earth--Chap-
hing.
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from Fridays DaIv-
Mr.. j. H. Hutchinson was the
guest of friends at Buffalo. yester-
day.
Mr., B. F. Biggs and wife of
Pomeroy. were the guests of Capt.
S. L. Parsons and family yesterday.
Col. Thos. Bell and Capt Geo.
D. Mcbride, of Gallipolis. spent
yesterday in this city. with friends,
Miss Irene Elliott, of Glouster.
Ohio, is here on an extended visit
to her sister. Mrs. W, B. Allen.
Miss Mabel Gibbons came up
from Huntington to spend Thanks
giving and will return Monday.
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The camel wanted horns, and theY
cut on his ears.-Talmud
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Frank S. Robinson, of Parkers

Frank S. Robinson. of Parkers-
burg. got mad at his wife, got on a
jag, came home and threw the
butcher knife through the
window at her. He was put
under $500 bond to keep the peace.
R. B. Smith, the popular Bap-
tist minister of Parkersburg, has
decided to accept the pastorate of
the Riverside Baptist church, New
York City. He will assume the
pastorate of his new church on the
first day of the new year.
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Personal.
Frosa wednesdays Daily.
Capt. Geo Stone, of Winfield Is
in town visiting relatives
Mr. Samuel Windon. of Maggie,
was a pleasant caller at this Office
yesterday
Mrs. Elizabeth Risk is quite
sick at her home on upper Main
street.
Mrs. DIR. Henderson and daugh-
ter. Miss Helen. of Urbana, Ohio,
are expected to-day on a visit to
Col. G. B. Thomas and family.
Mr. Chas. Lewis who has been
out in Illinois for some time. re-
turned to his home near Flat Rock,
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Nease. attending
the Ohio University at Athens.
viii arrive home this afternoon to
spend Thanksgiving
Squire se7fis iri l5eriIng of
Nat; Air. =. p. Miller, and County
Superintendent of Schools elect.
Mr.. B. b. Blagg, of Capehart,
were pleasant callers at this office
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. S. T. Window of Graham
Station, General Agent for the
Jones Locked Wire Fence, one of
the best farm and lawn fences, IN
existence, was in town yesterday.
and called at this office and
left an order for some Job work.
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tie OF his absolute cure, free 20 any sufferers
who may send their P. o and Express address.
We advise nny one wishing cure to address
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Warming Notice.

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 pay any
debts Whatever of their contracting
LOUIS SCHwARK.
Sept IS, 1895
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

BRANDON, VA, Feb. Alt meeting
OF the farmers Of The Brandon magiste-
rial district. held at Upper Brandon, on
James river on Tuesday, Major Mann
Page was elected chairman and Capt. G..
Shirley Harrison. secretary. Messrs. Jas
Bellwood, OF Drewry Bluff and Richard
Eppes, of City Point. of the committee
representing recent meeting of the
James River Sugar Feet Association, held
at Chester, on November 10. delivered
entertaining addresses on the subject Of
beet culture and so interested the Bran
don meeting that they were empowered
by 1t TO urge the Legislature to authorize
the use OF the State farm and convicts
for the cultivation OF the beet crop, that
by Offering its product al a satisfactory
cure some competent factory may be
induced 20 settle at a convenient point
along the James river I'm order to encour-
aRe farmers who wish 10 become beet
growers. thereby iustifying the erection
Of a irst-class sugar beet factory. After
several hours passed IN most instructive
exchange Of views. resolutions OF thanks
we're passed 10 Messrs. Bellwood and
Eppes and also TO capt Harrison for
his hospitaole entertainment. The meet
lag then adjourned. The committee ap-
nointed TO go before the Legislature Is
constituted as follows: Messrs Rellwood
Eppes. and w. II. Rowland. Of Manches-
ter.
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Chesapeake and OHIO II. II. Completes
with The Electric Cars.

HAMPTON. VA. Feb. Especial
Commencing Monday, the 9TH instont the
Chesa peake and ohio Railway Company
will run hourly trains from Newport
News TO old Point and return. They will
also reduce the fare TO fifteen cents from
Newport News to Old Point and ten cents
from Newport News to Hampton.
These rates are Identical with those
charged by the street railway company,
and will OF course. place the Chesapeake
and Ohio in direct competition with the
street car line.
The Kings Daughters had an entertain
ment at the residence Of Captain Scott
IN the East End last evening.
At meeting OF the Town Council held
some weeks ago an ordinance was passed
granting 10 the Hampton and Old Point
Railway Company the privilege OF run
ming line of It's cars over King street
from the ola Dominion wharf TO the town
limits. There was some objection 10
this. and last night the Council was
asked TO reconsider It's action I'm the mat
ter. The railway was represented by
Colonel Thomas Tabb and Mr.. Arthur
Segar. the cOmplainants being represent
ed By Mr. Francis Causey. 1t was decld-
ed TO repeal that portion Of the ordinance
which granted the right from the foot
OF King street TO Queen street: granting
the railway only the right from King
TO Court street as the original charter
provided that this company should have
the right OF way from Court street 20
the town limits. II is thought that the
connanv will Immediately begin its con-
strlction
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gauger The demand for that branch
Of service has been very great.
Governor Russell has been driving "a
little yellow 0ne-seated turnout. Now
that he was not allowed Go convert the
basement Of the mansion into stable
n has determined 10 increase the style
Of his cqulpage. lie has purchased
double-seatcd surry. ana has had sent
up from his plantation n match to the
handsome bay he has been using.
Governor Russell has called a meeting
OF the Atlantic and North Carolina rail-
road directors 20 be held I'm his office on
Friday afternoon. No one knows what
will be the outcome Of IL, but the result
will be watched for with much interest
BANK STATEMENT.
state Treasurer Worth yesterday save
out the following bank statement. There
are forty-Gve State banks, sixteen private
banks and six savings banks. Tho re-
sources and liabilities OF these banks are
SlO.2i6O2943 The amount Of deposits
subject to check is s5.7sIG329i. The in
tsrest bearing bonded debt OF the State
is per cent consolidated bonds S.3o6ZJ0;
per cent North Carolina railroad con-
structlon bonds. g., 10000 The annual
interest is on I per cent. bonds, &5ihO'
on the per cent. bonds. slo32o0. The
report "a a very full one as IL was lSSucu'
Janitor Westmoreland Of the Supreme
Court building. yesterday had severe
hemOrrhage due 10 cigarette smoking.
The postofice fight now IS on in earn
est The only ones likely TO have
showing are ex-Marshal Joshua b. Hin
and G. T. Bailey
The friends Of Judge Ewart are very
angry that Butler should hold up his
confirmation and Republicans are cir
cuating appeals TO the Senate to confirm
the appointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05

In tho Chancery Court ye1'erday John..
r. Grimes qualified as administrator OF
Mary Ann Brummell, deceased.
in the case Of JEFF. G.. Powers against
Powers and others. a decree was entered
authorizing certain deeds 10 be made.
In the case OF Hall against PERKINS ana
others a decree was entered authorizins
the transfer Of certain railroad bonds.
In the case OF Creanors executors
aeaipst Greaner and others dccred
was entered adjusting the rights OF GER
tain assignees.
In the case Of Hughes. sheriff. against
Hargrave and others. a decree was en-
tered directing the fund TO be deposited
in court and quashlDg attachments.
The case OF W. ID. Johnson against the
Richmond Traction Company fer $1,000
on account Of an injury TO his eyes, IN the
Law and Equity Court, was brought 10 a
sudden close yesterday by the non-suitinS
OF the plaintiff.
This was done at the request OF Allan
& Allan. attorneys for the plaintiff. 10 Is
said that they conte mpate bringing an
other suit I'm the future. when some evil
dence not now In their possession WHY
have been secured.