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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
UNITED GARMENT WORKERS

Cincinnati, August S.-About sixty
delegates to the convention of the Uni
ted Garment Workers, about one-third
OF whom are women, met to-day, and.
after appointing a committee q. ere
dentials, adjourned till 2 D. N. The
convention will be In session several
days. Among the questions to be dis
cussed are the wage scale and shorter
hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of a deed of trust made by
Thomas Rainbow and Nellie Rainbow, his
wife, to the undersigned as trustee, dated
the Dist day of September, 1897, and re-
corded in the office OF the clerk OF v the
county court OF Ohio county, West Nlr-
ginia in Deed of Trust Book No. 90. page
500. l will sell at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder, at the lower end
of the Second ward market, in the city OF
Wheeling, w. Va. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
AUGUST, 1898.
commencing at O'Clock a. m, the follow
ing personal property, that Is TO say:
One oak wardrobe folding bed; six oak
chairs, cane seat; one oak extension ia,
BILE, it.; one kitchen table; one husk and
cotton mattress, 26la yards ingram ear, ear,
blinds: one combination book case and
secretary, oak; one oak bed lounge 10 plush 81;
carpet paper; three chairs, oak, cane seat.
No. SOS; three chairs, oak, cane seat, NO.
geo. Terms of sale-Cashs
F. NJ. WILSON, Trustee.
au5eZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
DIVORCE GRANTED.

LONDON, August SIN the divorce div
lsion of the High Court of Justice. TODAY
Esther N7assel-Temple, Of Binghamton
n. Y. secured a decree nisi in her suit.
against William Runcienan, the alleged
baronet' who, under the name of sir
Granville Temple" married an English
actress named Agnes G. Ingloville while
his first wife, Esther Vessel, was stiIl
living.
Runcieman is undergoing a sentence of
five years penal servituGe for bigamy.
imposed upon him on June %, for marrv
ing Miss Ingioviile
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
CHANCE FOR OFFICERS.

NEW YORK, August S.-The veteran
and hereditary companies Of the Military
Order of Foreign Wars of the United
States have through all the State com
nnanderies. voted in favor OF the admis-
sion Of officers of the army and navy, as
veteran companies. who are or who have
been in active service during the SPANISH
war,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
WATER SCARCE.
The Only Drawback to the Camp of Re-
cuperatton at Montauk Point

NEW YORK, August s-A dozen am
balances from the Red Cross Society ar
rived at Montauk Point, and Colonel For
ward is going on with his preparations
to provide for the care of the sick soldiers
who are to arrive from Santiago. There
may be trouble in obtaining an ample
supply of water. The work of driving the
wells is progressing slowly. At present,
1t looks as If the water works will be
the main drawback to the camp. When
the works are completed however. it is
generally expected that there will be A
supply of water for 10000 troops. as we'll
az thousands of horses and mules.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
THREE MEN KILLED
And Several Seriously Injured in a
Railroad Wreck

Canton, Mass, August S.-Three
men were killed and a number of mail
clerks were seriously injured at Canton
Junction to-day by an eXpress-mail
special from New York to Boston
jumping the tracks The dead are:
JAMES SHELDON, engineer.
G. K. KNOWLTON, fireman.
S. S. THERFELT, engineer, riding
in the cab.
injured: Mail clerks auckland, But
terrified, Lincoln, Seymour and La
cOunte
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
COMMITTED TO JAIL.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Registe-
Martinsburg, w Va, August s.
Grant Hull was given a hearing TO-DAY.
charged with committing rape upon
Ella May Glessner, aged II years. at
his home, near Falling Waters. The
child is step-daughter Of Hull. The
magistrate committed him to Jail to
await court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
TWO ACCIDENTS
On Electric Roads Near Cleveland-Four
teen Persons Were Injured.

CLEVELAND, O.. August s.-A collision
on the Lorain & Cleveland electric rail-
road occurred last night, two miles east
OF the power house al Avon PIC, fifteen
miles west of here. Peo.~e were thrown
forward in both cars, which were stove
in badly, and about fourteen OF the pas
sengers were more or less injured, though
none Of them fatally. The crash came
during a binding rain storm.
A head-on collision also occurred last
evening at Willoughby, twenty miles
east, between a special car on the Paines-
Vile G Eastern suburban line and regu-
lar motor. misunderstanding or orders
caused the accident. Eleven persons were
injured, many seriously but none fatally
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
HARRISON AND MORROW

Nominated for the Legislature from tho
seventh Delegate District.
Special to the Register.
Martinsburg, W. Va, August S.-The
Democratic delegate district conven-
ton net here thus morning and nomi-
mated f. H. Harrison, of Morgan coun-
ty. and w. r. Morrow. OF Jefferson
county. candidates for the Legislature
to represent the Seventh district, COM
posed of Berkeley, Morgan and Jener-
son counties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP

Special to the Register
Parkersburg, W. Va. August s.
William Bccth, a teamster in the Hen
dershot oil field, who came here last
Wednesday evening and while sitting
upon the court house steps fell asleep,
he being taken suddenly Ill, was rob
bed Of $139 while asleep Booth was
furnished transportation to his home
by the mayOr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09

OIL CITY, Pa, August S.-Credit bal
ances IS. Certificates first sale cash at
9512c; highest 96c bid for cash sales; 1000
barrels cash at 951zc 900 barrels regular
at SSc; 1,COC barrels regular at 96Ac. Ship
ments 119, 429 barrels. runs $50, 756 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
AN OLD GRUDGE
Results in a Fatal Shooting ARRAY in
Wayne County.

Special to the Register.
Huntington, w. Va. August S.-Al-
derson Bartram, a wealthy farmer, was
shot to death yesterday, near his home
on Mill Creek, in Wayne county, by a
neighbor named Astrip. Astrip escap-
ed to Kentucky. The trouble was the
result of an old grudge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

Washington, August 8.-To-day's
statement of the cor,iition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance.
s261.649.974; gold reserve, s1S9, 556, 1928.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

BASE BALL GOODS. Hammocks. Cro-
quet war maps and novelties. Pitts
burg. Dispatch. Commercial Gazette. Post.
Times. Cincinnati Enquirer, Commercial
daiiies Magazines and stationery Cos
pei Hymns. C. II. QUIMBY. 1414 Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
Ex-MAYOR SUTRO DEAD.

San Francisco, August S.-Ex-May-
or Sutro died this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
OIL N EWS.

New Wells and observation-disclosures About
the Producing Wells.
Following are the quotations given out
by the Seep Purchasing Agency for the
different grades of crude uf,trnleup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-09
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE. /
Kenyon Military .,
Academy, Gambler, O.

A model school for boys. on hilltop
1.lOO feet above sea level. For descriptive
0'''' HILLS & wYANT, Regents.
iY19. tn. thu. sat.qs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
ep4cn beisn Debcn nno
0rtfifcti.

Sberit=2ieutenant garbpme BON Der
enbanifben Nrmee bat an Sianore Gue=
ie0a. ben Gefretdr Der cllbaniIhen Tes
legation in Waibinaton 8. g.. einen
Brief geidrieben. in pelhem er Die Na=
9s Der eubdniiben 5ruppen als iam=
merpoa BARTLETT unb benlerft, Die Sal=
oaten ieien am 8erbungern. Qluf ben
6elbern iteben Griihte in iiile, allain
bic Gubaner mOllen lih in GemdBbeit
Der BON Der ameritaniiben &egieruaq
erla6enen Proclamation nilt an frem=
Dem gi9entbum perareiIen. Queieoa
bat benz 6riessminilter ben Bref un=
terbreitet.
ueberall auf Der Sniel berrIbt Man=
gel an Arbeitern. Warum aeben BARN
bic ..cllbaniibsn 5ruppen" BON Denen
man tpa1reno bes Grieses 10 lpenis be-
merit bat. nibt beim uno on Die ar=
belt? 60 lanse Die Nmerifaner 6aba
beiebt balten. brauben mir feline euba=
nlibe Mrmee uno menn oas @eiinoet Al,
taul 1T gum arbeiten. 10 m6sen Die
Seute bun9ern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

fibt Elm Rranttr trdumenb imGonnen.
f4ein. ,Mn biefem Manne Ieben Gil
ben Mnsfab nod i'm Mnfanssftabium. :
Geii9t unb 9dnbe bes Menf9en jinb
biht nit r0tbliben RnDtben bon Der
GrDbe elmer Grbfe bebedt. ,Das lit
Der fogenannte Rnptenausfab1, fGbrt
Der 0uusDater erilGrenb fort. DIT
bleiben biefe RnSt@en iabrelang 5ienl-
LID unDerdnbert. Damn aber perbi1<
ten fie iid gu gefdpiiren, bic nur
f4per ober gar niht beilsn unb grobe
3erit0runsen anrihten. gei ienem
Weann bort unterm 8aum lit 4. g.
faon bic sanae Naie aerfreRen, fem
2eibensgefGbrte neben ibm bat perf9ie<
bene Singer perloren unb tpirb balb
gar teine 9dnbe mebr baben. Die
RnDtden btlben ii9 Bel man9en aud
i'm Wtunb unb i'm 9als. Desbalb ba=
ben piele MusTdbise 10 beiiere Stim=
men, unb ni4t tpenise ferben 11lieb<
LTD an gritidung."
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acknowledgment III
SnOt0tt0.

Nidt nur I'M Siiben Ieben mir oe,
Nallentampf immer bitterer merben.
berlelbe areift aud i'm Norben INNER
nelter um ii,h. 60 pirb uon .s5noia=
ma mitsetbeilt. oaB cine Mnsabl BON
Tarmern. tDelhe an Der Marrit 8an=
oerburg gountp.8ren3e pobnen. ourh
ytotlaen bon WeiBtappen ierrorilirt iinb,
IN benen iie aufaeforbert merben, alle
in ibrem Dienite ftebenoen Neger gu ent=
lalen, pioriaenials fie Berluf i1res
glgellthums, tDenn nibt perl6nlibe Be-
fratuna 81 erparten bdtten. Gin She'll
Der GARNER iener &eaenb 1T auf bic
Sllfe Der Neser anaemieien uno piel,
Der lebteren baben ibre 5amilien bel lib
uno mubnen IN ben BON ben 2anoe;9en=
tbllmern erbanten 0iitten. Giirsli6
lnuroe cine 6iitte auf Hobert 9ice's
Tarm uno 3lpei auf 0enrp Gettermann's
yarm nieoer9ebrannt, tpoourb Die far
bt9en Gamilien oboadlos nuroen uno
ollie ibre 9ausserdtbidaften perloren.
Sie betreffenoen Garmer iinb nun iiber=
elm! esommen, fiir ibre Nrbeiier einsuite=
ben. Hessleiben baben aud bic Ne9er
be idloi1en. nidt fortsuaeben, ionoern
bel ibren Nrbeitsebern au bleibel. IS
ourTte gu blutiaen Gonf flitten tommen,
nenn Die Weibtappen ibre 9robuneen
ausfilbren.
gSenn mir alio nibt I'M etanbe linb,
Die Manenfrage i'm eiaenen 2nnoe auf
frltblibe Weiie gu l0ien, 10 ipllen mir
uns um 10 mebr bitten, our6 Die Mn=
Nlieoeruna neuer 8ebiete Die yDlunQ
Ter Sdmierioteiten nod sroBsr gu ma=
den.
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Nnsfdti9e tt Seru(afen,.

Cine Der eriten @tdtten. tpel9e bic
n1eiffen Gremben in Seruialem auffn<
den, 1T Der @arten Getbiemane. Dur9
bas @tepbanstbor in bas Ribrontbal
hinab fiibrt Der Meg lnb pobltbuenb
ipirtt bort ouf bds genliitb Giniamz
feit unb Gtille. @etbfemane mint nit
feinen bunteln Gpprefen unb uralten
Dlibenbdumen, ba reibt plDblia lans
tes Stilnmensetpirr ben Wanbelnben
aus ieinen ernFen @ebanten. @e1s,
apt, aebn fdmubise GefaIten boden
am Wese unb fleben NIT rauber, belize
rer Stimme um eine milbe @abe. Wer=
friippelt ftnb bic 9dnbe, beritiimmelt
bic ausseitredten Mrme nnb triefenb
Die Musen. tpel9e ben Sremben aus
aufsebunienen @elihtern anltarren.
Dus finb feline Bettler setpDhnlt9er
Dirt: Mus1dBigs iinb es unb entSebt
fliebt Seber aus bie5er unbeimliaen
@eienf9aft. na9bem ct ibr cine gabe
5ugcnorfen bat.
DIE Mrdber filr1ten 1l1 pDr bem
entIebli6en Musfab mod mebr als bic
Mbenbldnber. Spbalb 5ib Bel einem
Meni9en beutlihe Spuren bieIer
fur9tbaren Rrantbeit aetgsn, mub er
nntpeigerli6 9aus unb Dorf berla1en.
Nur fern BON ben lnenfhliden Wobz
nungen, IN elmer 90ble ober einiamen
Siitte pirb Der nnslidlide sebulbet.
I'm fi9 bor benz 9unsertpbe 3u
f6iiben, mub er betteln unb ba bies
nur in Der Ndbe Der grDBeren Stdbte
bon Grfols lit, 10 finben fi9 Die 4ran=
fen bort in srDberen Mengen guiana
men. Sn Seruialem mag es ettpa 80
Iusidbise geben. Oiele bilben foau=
fasen eine eisene 3unft, bic bon einem
aus ibrer Mitte ertpdblten S9ei4 sez
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

ibn tein 3pans feit. Que bleiben germ,
benn es tbut ibnen pobl, BON liebenbsr
9anb gepflegt gu tperben. 5rpb ibres
2eibens iinb bic Meiiten sana munter
nnb persniist. ia nidt ielten fiibren
etnige Der tranten 6rauen 1ogar eine
"Santaiia", einen orientalii9en San3
auf.
Srob aller 8emiibunsen Der Merate
TT btsher mod tein Qeilmittel fir ben
MusiaB sefunben tporben; mer BON
Der furAt6aren Rranfbeit erariffen
pirb, lit ibr rettungslos perfalIen unb
bic dratli9e Mii1enidaft mub ii9 bar=
auf bef9rdnten, bic @9meraen Der
aranfen gu linbern. Griiber mar man
Der Mnii4t, bab Der Mus1ab pererbt
tperAe, allein bic i'm October 1897 in
Berlin abgebaltene tnternationale Qez
praconferena ertldrte, 2epra perbe ni9t
pererbt, fonbern entitebe nur bnr9 llez
bertragung bes Qeprabacinus auf benz
Mege ber Mnitedung.
couI eITDl9reIWeH Uefdmpfung 0e3
MusfaBes mare es notbtpenbig, alle
Rranfen in MiDlen ou fammeln unD
bon benz 8ertebr nit @e1unben absuz
f4lieben. gluf biefe Meiie 1T es tpe=
ntgitens in europa i'm MitteIalter ge=
lungen, ben bon ben Rreu5fabrern einz
ge1Aleppten Musfub tpieber pSllig ausz
5nrotten. Doh bic tiirti19e MegieS
rung bat bisber nicbts segen bic Werz
breitung Der Rranfbeit gstban; iie ldbt
es Iogar gu, bab Musfdbise untereinz
amber beiratben. Da bic Rinber aus
fpl4en Gben fat obne Musnabme ou9
ousfdbts lDerben, 10 1T gar ri9t abs
5ufeben, mann bic Rranfbeit aus paz
lGftind berfbninben tpirb.
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&otij an Sarja9ler.
Saren fiir 1898.
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tphr1
Sn mb9t nit ysmmnsu
b
Obo nbbn bnnueoen
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. as u I !.

leitet iptrb. Der Ionit 10 5hroffe Sc
seniab slpif3en Gbriit unb Mobamz
meoaner tritt sana auriid. Das sez
meinlame llngliid bilbet Elm tartes
8anb Der @emeinf9aft. @plange nun
Der Nus1ab nod ni4t melt fortseidrit=
ten 1T, gebt es ben Rranten 3ienli9
ertrdglid. Mber fur9tbar tpirb es,
tpenn Der ein5elne ni9t mebr ielbit ii9
belfen unb ii9 bebienen tann. ga 1T
friiber f9on man9er elenb umgefom=
men. SEPT freili9 lit es anbers, benn
lett Der @riinbuns bes MusIdbigenz
aipls uSeius Gbriitus" tann ;sber
arqnte pHese finben. Ginise qber
feben bod nod bas alte Bettelleben
fort. Wesen Der oielen Gremben, bic
na6 Seruialem fommen, lit bas @e=
fAGft eben aiemli9 etntrdsli9. Oas
9lipl befinbet fi4 in einem grobsn bib
i6en @ebdube, bas bi9t bor berStabt
in freunblider, sriiner umssbuns bele=
gen tit; bort pirb bon einem 9auspa<
ter unb brei Oiatonii1en bic pfless
bon SO Rranten belorst. Die geii9tiz
sung ber Mnitalt lit iebem Grembsn
geitattet nnb obne @efabr nerbunben.
go lange man nidt nit ben aranten
in nabe 8eriibrung tommt, bat man
ni9ts gu befiirdten; ia, felbH tpenn
man bic 9lusldBigen anfabt, lit es
ni9t allau gefdbrlicb. Seit iiber brett
Big Sabren beitebt nun f9on bic Mn=
italt, aber obpobl bic pfleserinnen
tGgli4 NIT ben MusIdbtgen perte6ren,
tie Derbinben, ibre Wdfde tpa19sn, 1T
mod tein San BON Mnfteduns Dorsez
fpmmen.
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Rranfe bor benz MfDl.

Rranfe bpr benz MfDl.
Das Mfpl sebDrt Der gpangelii9en
Briioerunttdt, beren SIP in 9errnbut,
a0nisreid Sadien, iih befinDet, uno
beren Mitglieber iiber OeutI9ldnb,
bic Sdpeia, Grobbritannien unb
NorbzMmerita Derbreitet iinb. Qausz
eltern unb S9ipeFern iinb Mitglieber
ber 8rlbergemeinbe. Oie Rpiten Der
9lnftalt perben bur9 freipillise 8ei=
trGge gebedt.
Die pfleslinse bes Mfpls madden
auf ben fremhen Befuber ni9t ben
tpibrigen ginbrud Der aus1dbigen
Strabenbettler. 2llIe finb reinlih ge=
fleibet, lire Munben fauber berbun=
ben unb nit freunoli1en @ruBe enn~
pfangen iie ben Gren1bsn. Mit Der
gr1Bten 2iebenstpiirbigteit 5eigt Der
4ausDater bic Mnitalt unb bic Rran>
ten. Greunbith unb fauber iiebt Der
Gcrten aus. 0rDblide Rinberitimmen
bringen an linfer Obr. Dort an Der
Qaube tlmmeln fih bier muntere Rna@
ben: rRinber pDn ausfdbigen gltern" !.
ertldrt ber Giihrer. r9is iebt finb lie
nod gang gefunb. Nuf Munfh bes
Mr5tes iebo6 linb bic Rinber bier, i'm
an ibnen gsndu 5n beobaGten, ob unb
mann ettpa ber Musiab aum NOrf6ein
fpnnlt.
! Driiben duf eirsr liebrigen Mduer
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81 Il r 2I 4 II II e Z

Irei Elm tpertbuoileS beutides gu9 iiber
urlade, gerlauf uuO 5eilung ibwerer 2ei-
ben. llnfeblbare Metbeoe sur @ieoererlan-
gung berlorsner Nanaesfraft uub 0eiffes=
triide. 9a5munsen. RerbenidmG6e, 9es
tormltaten nno alie Jnlscn iugenniiher
Verirrnngen in fiir,eiisr 3eit, obne Berufs.
forung gebeiit. Wtan ibreibe an:
Private Clinic,
181. 18th Avenue, New York CHI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

# Sobn Meaoops bat in pinepille,
Gp.. Die Gebrioer Sobn uno Glapton
Wsott9elps eridoiien. Wleaooms, Der
Sbulmellter 1T, ipuroe in 9ait se=
nommen. ssa9in, Der berporraaenolte
3euae. muroe ermoroet in leinsm 2a=
Den 9efunoen.
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@ertbeilung BON Spei1en

otI oelleIeH luH ueH JUuI UeI NH>
italt. 9ier llnb bort iibt cine fleine
8ruppe BON aranten. ginise fnb
f4on gan3 erblinbet; neben anbern
liesen Rriiden, auf benen iie iid berz
ge19leppt baben, neil lie teine ssiibe
mebr beiiben. 2u ben dltefen pfles=
lingen Der Mnitalt seb6rt eine Grau
Namens Smifna, bic am nerpD5en
Musiab leibet. 8ei bie1er aeiat bic
9autfldhe tpenig Werdnbsruns; aber
bic Musteln fdrumpfen i'm 2aufe Der
3eit INNER mebr auiammen, 10 bab
9dnbe unb Jiibe pertriimmt iinb.
S4lieblicb entiteben an ben @elenten
aua Geidniire, unb oann fallen
eanae @lieber ab.
periobif9 kaben bic Rranten befti=
&c @4meraen gu leiben, bod perben
nad ldnserer Dauer Der 3rantbeit bic
@efiiblsnerpen 10 abgeitumpft, bab bic
2sute fait gar teine Gmpfinbuns n,ebr
in tbren @liebern baben. ginise
&ranfe finb beitdnbis an bas Eager
gefeiIelt, unb bas 1T ibnen bes
@bperite, baB lie nibt msbr in's
sSreie f0nnen.
Das Mipl iibt teinerlei 3nans auf
feline Rranfen aus. Wer iih freinillig
melbet ober bon ieinen Mnseb0risen
se5radt pirb, finbet Mufnabme. Wil
er bas 9aus tpieber perlaKen, 10 bdlt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10

Ser S6ooner s.. g. Nu1tin, "
BET norolib bon 2uomstnn, Mib.,
ltranbete. 1T pollitdnoi9 perloren. s.
bate Sal5 on SDro. Sic Mann=
ibaft muroe aerettet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-10
2eiter ais Siterat.

Die 0erausaeber Der MonatsfdriIt
Cosmopolitan" tiinoigen eihen Seitrae
ols Der 6eoer oes uertrabten Gbieaaoer
gSei3enipetulanten soiepb Setter an.
Ser betre6enoe 9lrtidel bebanoelt oas
Sbema: Ser MeiSen uno feline Ser
tbeilung." Ser Nerfaner bat es be-
tanntlih Iib uno ieinem 0errn Gater
bon flint big aht Millionen Dollars tr=
fplten lanen. I'm bas Material fir oisle
literarilbe Nrbeit 81 iammeln. in bieIer
9lnlibt oiirfte oieielbe alio einsis in it,
rer Nrt oalteben. gSos lie ionIt wert6
1ein miro, bleibt abaumarten.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-11-04
THE MORGAN REGISTER.

All ANIMALS to be registered In Volume
I'd of American Morgan Register must
be forwarded at once.
Any animal in any of the following
classes is eligible to registry in the
American Morgan Register:
l. Any meritorlOus stallion or mare
that traces in direct male line to Justin
Morgan and has at least one sixty-fourth
of his blood. Provided the dam and the
sire's dam be of approved speed or road
ster blood.
2. Any meritorious animal having one
thirty-secOnd or more of the blood of
Justin Morgan. Provided the dam and
the sire's sire and dam be of approved
speed or roadster blood.
3. The produce of sire and dam
both regis tered in the Morgan Register.
The fee for registering stations one
year old and over will be 81 each, and
mares, geldings and colts under one
year, 81 each JOSEPH BATTELL,
Nliddlebury, Vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-11-04
The Morgan Horse and Register
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NUN hEAO1 FUN OlO hlDO llONs
The Morgan Horse and Register, Vol
l., containing history and pedigree Of
Justin Morgan, founder of this remark
able American breed of horses, and Of
his most noted sons and graDdsons, and
some 5000 other stations foaled before
1881, tracing to him in male line, and
1000 horses registered according to the
rules of the Morgan Register. Also his
tory and breeding of old pacing Pilot,
whose blood appears in so many Of the
fastest trotters and PAGERS of the country,
with account of the great Canadian
pacing family from which Pilotdescendedi
also breeding of the famous brood mare
sire, Seelys American Star, sire of dam
of Dexter, etc.; together with appendix
of notable trotters, and other statistics,
by JOSEPH BATTELL,-all gathered from
original sources and much of it now for
the first time published. A book Of
about 1900 pages, printed on superior
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ut the popular price of So, sent by mail,
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-11-04


ETHAN ALLEN DOIBERs) C-S). See Vol p.
ETHAN ALLEN DOUGIASS) G-16) black, hands, pounds
1870; George Knights, Whitehall n by Wood
Ethan Aen Ethan Allen dam brought from Buffalo, n w.
be by Iceberg, Boston. Owned by f. b. Douglass
Whitehall, n. Y.
ETHAN ALLEN DRUR's) GTHAN ALLEN 2D) G-8), bay about
pounds Owned and perhaps bred by c. A. Austin, Orwell
oed about said be by Black Hawk and dam by 1ppoo Sab
Taken by d. Weherbee, and sold H. Wal
about later H. d. Wetherbee; Mr. D
New Boston, Ill., 1885, n. Pu1enbag, place Mr.
Style Dixon, Said have been horse of fine appearance.
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ENFIELD HORSE (MOODY HORSE) (4). See VOL p 663.
6, hands bred by Foster Breed Crown Point
by Black Hawk Black Hawk dam to
be by Barney Henry son Signal James mony Castle
thought purchased him in Granville, w. OF Mr. Nor
ton Afterwards CasetOn w. and NJ Guy,
young said have descended from Black
owned by John
Potter kept 1877 Castleon and neghbOrng towns
ENGLISH BEAUTY 5a dark brown pounds oed about 1874
bred M Richards Boston, by Brown Harry of Thurs
tons Highland Queen dark bay brought to Dexter
said be by Prince Albert Emgant r Got
few colts injured and gelded
ARDEN NOCH G8), bay hands, pounds foaed
June 1905 bred by Henry A. Hail. Bigewater Mass got by Ethan
sorre ridden Virginia. breeding unknown but
supposed to be thoroughbred Geded young
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hi 229Z 1877 1o0-o9ioo9 4 II Dniso'i0
EMPIRE STATE (-s2). See VOL l. P. 46S.
ENDICOTr HORSE @ gray r4 hands 1000 pounds tG Se ABOUT
1872 bred by John Endcot Newport n. ~ got by 0 ~ w
Farmers Daughter, gray, purchased in Maine
ENFIELD (2) y, bay r5 hands, oed 1868; bred
by Gabriel Wood Mddown, n " by HambetonFn son OF AID
daah chestnut foaed 1855 bred by p H. uea
Orange got by Seey American STAR son of American star
I'd dam said Pnhar Young Bolivar of Bolivar G by Boil
var son of Rather Owned by viii and L. Polk Column
ba March, 1881 the property Campbell Brown spring
hill