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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-03
ST. MARYs.

st. Mary's, w. Va, April st.
Mary's is out of the food and not much
injured therefrom. Mr.. w. J. Towsey,
the city baker, is the greatest looser.
His loss will reach two hundred dol
lars. Thirty-five families were driven
cut of the high water, but found plenty
of friends ready to take them in. Bus
mess Of all kinds was at standstill
several days, but is rapidly resuming
its normal condition.
There was no mail from Wednesday
night until Monday night; since then
it is carried over from Ellenboro.
The boats are now bringing IN eA-
pres matter and Height.
The Register managed to get in Sat-
urday and every day since then.
The death of Mr.. G. w. Hudson in
the midst Of the flood troubles cast a
gloom over our town, he having only
left the first Of the week and his fam
lily had not yet joined him in Marietta.
Miss Alfaretta Russell returned home
to Sistersville after a weeks visit here.
E. w. Fink had quite an experience
in getting to Toledo On business on ac-
count of the flood He returned home
Wednesday night.
]. l.. Johnson, of Wasp, was in town
Tuesday visiting his son, c. B. john
son.
The X. of P. Lodge which was to be
organized here last week and delayed
on account OF the food, will be in
stituted Thursday, April Z.
J. w. Knight was at ParkersDurS
Thursday on business.
John A. Sine, a prominent oil man OF
Pittsburg, has been in st. Mary's this
week looking up local oil matters.
Mrs. ]. c. Bonar, of Raven Rock, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Stew
art, this week.
John Gilmore sold one-half his inter-
est in the mysterious" oil well for
$3.50 with considerations for further
productions.
John Rooney purchased a house OF
I. f. Barron; consideration $500.
Theo. C. Thompson, of Mcdonald,
Pa. is in st. Mary's looking after some
oil matters.
q w. Brown purchased Of II. G..
FeIlers house and lot near the depot
Mr., and Mrs. 0. NJ. Sarber returned
Tuesday from Parkersburg.
Rev. A. NJ. Hammond is reported on
the sick list. ..
An old and respected citizen named
Martin dropped dead from heart dis
ease Tuesday morning.
few families changed residences
Yesterday and day before.
The river was over two feet higher
here than in 1891.
George Zipf is having the 1ouhoatloh
built for his house near the depot.
C. 2. Craig is starting the Work on
his house on College Hill.
Mrs. Newton Ogdin was at Marietta
and Williamstcwn Thursday
John Schumacher WIZ at MARIETTA
on business Thursday
Miss May Hudson returned to st.
Mary's Thursday evening.
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FAiaMOMT.

Fairmont. w. Va, April Miss
Rissie Heatherly and Miss Lora Pow
ell. of Grafton, who have been the
guests of Miss Alice Orr, in Palatine,
returned home Thursday
Attorney George A. Vincent was in
Grafton this week. He is arranging
for the institution of lodge of the
Daughters of Rebekah here about May
1st. He is Noble Grand Of Marion
Lodge, I. o. o. f., and will preside at
the initiation for five new members
next Tuesday night.
Frank Swisher was in MorgantoWn
this week, a representative Of the ma
josty of the law in case where a
man refused to pay his board. Wheth-
er the charges were founded on truth
the deponeth saith not.
Miss Bessie Smith, charming
young lady Of Rivesyille, died Thurs
day and was buried to-day.
Cecil Rice is doing some local work
on the Free Press. Mr. Rice is said
to be one of the best correspondents
in this section and works for the Tri-
State Press Bureau
The baseball club is getting in line
and had their suits made yesterday.
Some good games may be expected
The Warren Comedy Company, that
was at the Opera House this week
was not the best show ever seen here
by a good deal The actors put up at
the Central Hotel and pulled out to-
night late for Martins Ferry where
they viii be next week
The new town officers took charge
of town affairs yesterday and we feel
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from Cia'rksburg street into the new Bank
Block on Market street.
Miss, Jennie Pomeroy, of SistersvlHe, ar
rived here Wednesday ard VIII be the
guest of her sister, Miss Cora, and friends
in town for a few days.
Edd Montgomery is home from the W 4.
Va. University, at Morgan'toWn.
Mrs Edo Tro.l and little daughter, OIL
Fairmort, were the guests of Mr.. Belle
family on East High street Tuesday.
Miss Anna Charlton is i'll this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Christy of Wash
ington, Pa, are the guests of Mr.. Chris
tvs parents Major and Mrs. J. T. Chris
ty, of Main street.
Miss Mary Shaver and Arthur Hamll-
ton were guests at the home of Mr. Coab
in Morgantown. Saturday and Sunday.
Dent Powell, of Palatine, is clerNing IN
E. c. Martins store.
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Wise and little
daughter Bessie, were the guests Of Mr..
Wises parents near Glover's Gap Satur-
day and Sunday
Mr.. Turner Of Butler, Pa, was me
guest at the home of j. w. Montgon-
cry, this week.
Miss Allie Logan of Moun6ssville, IS en-
ployed as 81 trimmer III MISS tdtueii . lii'i
liner store.
Mr.. ara Mrs Alonzo Price and mother
Mrs Ellen Price have moved from Pleas
ants street into O. Stariford's house on
Dancer avenue.
w. s. Pricket, of BarrackviHe, county
surveyor was a business visitor here TINS
week.
Bert Joliiff has purchased a cottage OF
]. o. Huey, and will move his family
from Main street to tlJelr new home ON
Clarksb street.
Mrs. Sterling Price and little daughter
were the guests of friends in Paiatine
this week
The Elks gave an entertainments III the
Opera House Friday and Saturday hignt'
Miss Laura Free, who has been the
| guest OF frier0s IN tairmort, has return
| etg home
VIII H. Furbee and wife have moved in
A. l.. Prichard's cottage on Locust street.
! Mrs. O'BrieE and Miss Mary Murphy. OF
| Pennington. were tire guest of friends in
| town Friday.
| Mrs. Caleb Bun. and Mrs. Weaver We're
| in Fa;rmont this week.
| Mrs J. c. Clark a,:d little son. Of Nor
gantowp were the guests Of Mrs j. C.
Parriott. on Pleasant street, for few
| days this week.
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they will prove efficient guardsmen of
the citys interests.
= The Luther entertainment which
was so popular when given in Wheel
ing will be given here May Both and
31st by the Kings Daughters.
Wednesday night the Elks elected
officers for the ensuing year, Ernest
Mccoy being unanimously selected as
Exalted Ruler
Mrs. P. B. Ogden is the guest of her
son in Wheeling.
Miss Laura Free, of Warrington,
visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. W. T. Barbe, Of Morgantown.
was in the city Wednesday.
J. H. McNeely is the guest of his
brother in Warrington
Vice President Mitchell, of the Z. M.
w. left Thursday for Bridgeport, O.,
where he will address miners meet
ing. He was at Montana Wednesday
distributing an address to the miners
and was ordered off the company
grounds and as he refused to go he
was forcibly elected.
Mayor U. S. Kendall left yesterday
morning for Pittsburg. He Gill stop
at Connellsville on his return.
Hon. Harvey w. Harmer, of Clarks-
burg, was in the city yesterday.
Al. Smith, of Amos, was a visitor
here Thursday.
Capt. w. j. White, of Morgantown,
was here Thursday on military bust
ness.
S. G. Morris has sold his black
smith shop to Ben Dering and Joe
Cordray.
1t is announced that Col. w. II.
Brand and Miss Maud Musgrove will
be the assistants in the postoffice I'M
der Col. A. H. Fleming.
Miss Georgia Watherwax has re-
turned from visit to New York.
George Price has accepted position
as a hotel clerk at West Union.
Mrs. Mary Farmhouse, of Monongah,
and the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
A. E. Smith, of Monongah, are deaths
reported.
Charles Linn, of Eldora, is in Den
yer for his health.
The Free Press comes out this week
il a special Easter edition which is a
credit to the town and Editor Sample.
Hal Hall and his sister, Miss Mabel,
and E. M Showalter are in Wheeling.
Mrs. Blackstone and daughter, Miss
Jessie, of Manning, were visitors here
this week.
Mrs. N. R. C. Morrow lectured at
Morgantown Thursday night and de-
lighted a large audience.
A joint meeting of the literary So
cieties Of the Normal was held last
night and a good programme rendered
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NEIGHBORHOOD.

ardson, of Union Theological Seminary,
Hampton Sidney, Virginia, as It's pas
tor, which he has accepted.
w. Frank Stout, Esq, has hung out
MS law single in this city.
The Supreme Court in the case CT
David Borgess. VS.. Mrs. /ary CON,
from this county, refuseGvan appeal
There is quite a lively contest be-
tween our tOwnsmen w. R. Alexander
and Joseph ParriIl for Commissioner
OF Schools, in the Clarksburg Independ-
ent district.
Col. Raymond sold his property on
Mulberry street to c. S. SANDS and
Lynn Homer
1t is expected that our music 1ovins
people will hear Wad, the classmate
OF Paderewski on April 18th.
Company X, of this city, have been
asked wheGher they will volunteer their
services in the event of war with Spain.
Old fashion spelling matches have
become popular again. One was given
recently by Company at Golf chapel.
Among prominent citizens of Clarks-
burg visiting abroad are: Mrs. John
Basel, at Wheeling; Simmie Neuhaus,
Fairmont; Bruce Raymond, Parkers-
burg; E. NJ. Davis. Parkersburg; Mrs.
W. B. Virgie, Pittsburg; Miss Pearl
Post, Warrington; Mrs. John J. Da-
Wis, Baltimore; Mrs. ]. w. Brown and
daughter, Miss Lillian, Wheeling; Mr..
w. P. Camp, Parkersburg; Mrs. D. P.
Morgan, Fairmont; Mrs. VIM. Nc
Gowan, Pittsburg.
Among visitors in the city are: Mrs,
Barnes, of Oklahoma; Mrs. b. w.
Blackford, Parkersburg; Mrs. Walter
Fleming, Parkersburg; Mrs. J. NJ.
Proudfoct, Parkersburg; Mr.. Charles
Hewes, Philadelphia; Rev. J. Engle,
Fairmont; Randolph Stalnaker, Wheel
ing; DR.. G. A. Newton Buckhannon:
j. l.. Winchester, Sutton; Miss Kate
Tierney, Weston; J. G. Jackson, Jane
Lew; and DR.. T. W. Wyatt, Of Shinn-
StOn
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WARRINGTON.

Warrington, w. VA, April with sor-
row we chronicle the death of Miss Flo
renee Weible which occurred at Clarks-
burg, Friday March %. She was the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Wei
Bile of this pace. Her life was q pure
Christian life fully consecrated to Christ.
She was q member of the M. E. church,
M. T.. Sabbath School. Epworth League
and Y. w. c. T. u, and was loved by all
who knew her
Miss Veta Shields. who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs w. S. Fleming. OF East
High street for a few days, has returned
to her home in Pittsburg
Ralph Watson. of Washington Pa, was
a visitor here this week.
Mrs. IGa Charlton was called to Web
ster Wednesday by the serious illness of
her mother Mrs. Smith.
BENJAMIN. JONES, CT Kansas SCfty, who
has not been here for seventeen years. is
visiting his niece here. Mrs. Thomas Nor
gan.
Rev. ard Mrs j. S.: Robinson and baby,
Of Benwood Ohio. were the guests of Rev.
Robnson,s brother, c. w. Robinson, anl
family, this week.
Miss Nozzle Dragoo Of Pennington, is
visiting friends i'm town.
WmL wilson. Of Kingston, Canada, is
the guest of his aunt. Mrs. James Coch-
ran, on High street.
Miss Blanch Yingling, Of st. Marys. o.,
and Mr. E. E. Hamilton. OF this place,
were united in marriage at the home Of
the brides parents, at O'Clock Wedlnes-
day evening. March 20. 1898 The groom is
u well Known ard prominent young man
Of this place. ard the bride has many
friends here, ard all join in wishing them
much happiness through life. The bride
ard groom will return to-day ard win go
to housekeeping in the sroom's cottage N
the Clayton addition.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilion have moved
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w:LlSBuaG.

Wellsburg, W. Va, April 2.-Rev.
Ernest l.. Mccartney, of Bellevue, Pa,
will fill the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow, April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville S. Crouch
have returned to their home at Gas
City, Ind. after a pleasant sojourn
with Wellsburg relatives.
Mr. Bruce Roberts and bride, return
ed Tuesday from their wedding tour.
Mr.. Walter B. Sterling is seriously
i'll with rheumatism.
The ladies of the Disciples church
gave social and supper this evening
at the store room in the Curran build
ing for the benefit Of their new par
sonage fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Curtis and grand
son, Carl Hahn, arrived home from
Texas Friday
The Little Star restaurant, under the
management of Mr.. George Rust, for
merly Of Wheeling, had a formal open
ing last Saturday evening. The pat
rons are served with dainty and sub
stantial meals by Mr.. Ed Flanagan,
formerly cook at the Market house
restaurant, Wheeling.
Quite an excitement prevailed here
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when
a fire alarm was turned in and 1t was
discovered that the Presbyterian
church was on fire. Some parties had
been at the morning practiclng on the
pipe organ. 1T IS supposed that they
lett the radiator burning when they left
the church at ten O'Clock. The moor
and carpet under the radiator were
discovered on fire in the afternoon by
the daughter of the janitress, who mad
gone to the church to help her mother
with the sweeping Every one lent
helping hand and the fire was soon eX-
tinguished. The most damage was
done by water, but was fully covered
by insurance in the Phoenix, OF Lon
don, and Peabody, of Wheeling.
Henry, five-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leach, colored. OF Steuben-
Vile. was drowned last Sunday. Mrs.
Leach will be remembered as Emma
C'Topsy)" Scott. who was raised by
Mrs. Anne Crothers. "Topsy' has
many Wellsburg friends who extend
their sympathy
Mrs. r. S. holland, of Covington, KY,
is visiting her parents, Senator and
Mrs w. H. FAIR.
Miss Kate Fitzgerald and Mrs. Clara
Briggs Haney attended the millinery
openings at Pittsburg last Tuesday
Very discouraging reports regard
ing the recovery of Mrs. Wilson Beall,
Of Baltimore have been received here.
Mrs. Reall has hosts of friends and re-
Iatives here. who are filled with sor-
row over her condition and who still
none that her life may be prolonged.
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CHARLESTON.

Charleston. ". Va, April 2.-The Easy
Chair Club held am interesting meeting
with Mrs. Meredith Ruffner, this week
Miss Edith Water, who has been for
three months the guest Of her father here,
has returned to her home at Youngstown,
Ohio.
Miss Annie Lewis has returned from a
visit of several weeks TO Richmond. New
York and Baltimore.
Miss Grace Davis, of Athens. Ohio, is
the guest of Miss Anna Blaine.
Alex McChesrey has returned from
Morgantown, where rs has been attend
ing the University.
Under the trained hands OF Mrs. +. w.
Knight and Mrs. F. \. Stanton. the per-
fectiy appointed diEgger table. with ali the
accessories, made up one of the most in
terestins demonstrations yet given at the
I.enten Cooking School. on Friday after
noon.
Tic hogpitabIe home of Elk Gov Wits
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NEW MARTlNSv!LLE.

New Martinsville, w. Va, April q
Leroy Koerber, the 13-year-old son OF
John Koerber, farmer living few
miles south Of town, was brought be-
fore J. E. Young, justice, Wednesday
upon a charge of arson. The boy is
charged of burning barn of his I'M
Gle John Koerber. He was held to
answer before the grand jury at the
May term of court and entered into
bond in the penalty of $500 for his APP
pearance.
"Wednesday the Register reached US
on time by the steamer Kanawha, and
a welcome visitor it was. The seventy
extras sent were soon disposed Of.
Judge T. P. Jacobs was at Pittsburg
the first of the week on legal business.
Cur streets were left in a very filthy
condition by the high water, but our
efficient street commissioner, ". II.
McEldowney, is putting them in fair
condition.
Mrs. Hattie DeBolt, a lone woman Of
Main street, attempted suicide by
jumping into the flooded street from
her residence. Some men who were
near rescued her from the water Loss
Of sleep and too much booze was the
cause.
Hon. John A. Hoge, of Burton, was
here Wednesday on legal business.
Jacob Blair, an old merchant of this
city. will again go into business April
LIST. He will open general store on
the corner of Jefferson and Main
streets.
D. Polan, of Darlington, has rented
a room of Fred Butcher on Virginia
street and will place a grocery store
in it in a few days.
J. F.. McCaskey took charge Of the
postoffice Friday. He will keep the
Office on South Main street, until his
new building near the court square is
completed.
DR.. J. w. Yeater. of New Dale, was
here the first Of the week and placed
his daughter in the High school.
George j. I.eichner was called TO
Chillicothe. o., Monday by the death
of his aged grand mother.
Miss Laura Simpson, of Moundsville
is here assisting in the postoffice. She
will remain until the new clerks be-
come familiar with the business.
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cLAsKsBuRG.

Clarbsburg, w. Va, April last
night little Herman Crisis, While riding
on a truck car. was thrown therelrom'
and seriously injured.
On next Tuesday the municipal cleo
ZION takes place. Already the cam
naion IS becoming interesting, and the
candidates are improving every oppor-
tunity to see the people.
1t is believed here that the 1ruit crop
was seriously injured by the heavy
frost of last Thursday.
The Central Presbyterian church mas
extended call TO Rev. Il. 4. Rich
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, Pa, April 2-Major
samuel Hazlett, banker, made an as
augment this week for the benefit of
creditors, naming l.. McCarrell, Esq,
and Samuel Hazlett. Ir., his assignees.
Previous to fling the deed of assign
ment Major Hazlett confessed judy
ment in favor Of about twenty persons,
the sums aggregating $4,000. Mr..
george IL. Nays is named as trustee for
.he5e people. Major Hazlett was COM
petfd to make this move because suits
Aad been brought against him. A
great many Of the largest creditors re-
sJct that Mr.. HaZlett was not allowed
70 close up his business as he de-
sired. They have full confidence that
ne would have been able TO get more
out OF 1t for the creditors than anyone
GSo.
IHo approaching marriage Of Mr..
I'1dof Hanau, the we'll known china
ana glassware dealer, of North Main
Sfcet and Miss Joan Levy, of Frank
I7Fl-on-the-Main, Germany, is a mat
ter OF considerable interest to the
Trends of Mr.. Hanau in this city. The
pfide-to-be, a niece of Mir. Henry
Seaienthal, Of this place. will come to
this country early in May with Miss
achoenthal. who is now travelling in
Europe and her marriage to Mr.. Ha-
PAU will follow Immediately after her
arrival.
MIR. George Martin and Mr.. Louis G..
Achau, who have formed a partner
snip for the purpose Of engaging insthe
4ien's furnishing business in the Smith
building on North Main street. next
ooor 10 Margerum's old curiosity shop,
N'li open up their establishment to the
public to-day. :
Aeeson & Jones. merchant tailors,
laFa moyeG to the new store room. ad-
Joining The Hotel Main
I've Washington people have the war
lsVer and like the great battleships
o'e on the move" to-day.
ne Ladies' Aid Society of the Sec
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REWARD or MERIT

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1897, each visitor on entering the
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below:
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fl in the name Of the Bicycle which
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coupon in ballot box near exits.
Name Of Bicycle, :"
The "Shirk' received Il, 4S9 ballots
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il is known that all the leading makes
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IT WILL INTEREST YOU TO CALL
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AUGUST TERM JURORS.
Natives" and "FOreigners" Who
Are Called 20 Serve.


The next term Of Circuit Court for
this Island will begin Monday, August
1, with Judge w. L. Stanley presiding.
Those who will be called for jury ser
vice are:
Hawaiian-Joseph Norris, John Gro
well, Ben. Paakai, J. w. Humeku, B,
K. Hanuna, D. Haumea, John Kaawa-
kauo. William X Lutera, P. H. Kahau,
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