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Favlle we'll known In musical circles
throughout the state, died today, after long
illness, aged 81 years. Prof Faville was
this city and was prominent member Of
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LAWRENCE. Kan. JAN 1S.-Col w. 8
Eldredge, one of the foremost men in eariy
Kansas history. died at his home here To,
e eay; aged ~ years. of complication of dis
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Dividend for HANK Creditors.

the widow. The contest was on the ground
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-01-04
Dissolving Notice.

WHEREAS, The Gallia Oil Com
wv pany, Corporation under the
laws of West Virginia, has ceased to
do business, and whereas the said
and owes no debts and whereas, the
stockholders of The Gallia Oil Compa-
ny desire to dissolve said Corporation:
Therefore be it Resolved by the
stockholders of The Gallia Oil Com
pany, that the said business of The
Gallia oil Company be discontinued
and that the said corporation The
Gallia Oil Company be dissolved.
Be it further Resolved, That public
notice of their resolution be given
by publishing the same in the Point
Pleasant Register, of Point Pleasant,
Mason County, West Virginia.
Passed at a meeting of the stock
holders of The Gallia Oil Company
held this 9Th day of December, 1893.
JOHN l.. VANCE,
dec14-6w. President.
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Walnut Lane.
Correspondence and.

Correspondence End.
Little Lucy Mayer, who has been
seriously sick, we are glad to say,
is now much better.
Mr.. Ed. MoCullooh was the
guest of Mr.. Mayer, Friday.
Miss Katie Van Stokes and Ida
Mayer were visiting friends at Hen
derson last week.
Miss Myrtle Lee, of Charleston,
is here on visit to Mis- Katie Van
Sickles.
Mrs. Cordelia Spencer, of Hen
derson, is visiting friends and rel
atives in this neighborhood.
Miss Katie Van Siokles' brother
did not forget her Christmas, as he
he gave her a very fine organ.
LAZY NED.
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Letnrt.
Correspondenee. Dec. 81.

Correspondence, Dec 81.
Born, to Riley r. Gibbs and
wife, big boy.
There has been protraoted
meeting held at the Boards church
this week by Rev. Board.
Thos. q Roush has very sore
finger at this writing.
VIM. Stokley is still getting out
railroad ties.
There was birthday party at
Samuel Blessings few days ago,
and all report a good time.
Anderson Waller and family, of
Logan, Ohio, are visiting John M.
Fisher. Mr.. Waller was soldier
in the civil war, and several of the
old soldiers gathered at Mr.. Fish
er's to see him.
Moses Hoffman and wife were
the guests of f. 3. Roush and wife
yesterday.
Boys get your bells ready, there
is going to be wedding soon near
Nease. OLD Grow.
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order ofPuDIication.
OF WEST YIRaINIA,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
MASON coUNTY, ss.
At Rules held in Clerks ONCE OF the Cir
quit Court of Mason County, ON the first
Monday In the month of January, 1850,
@. u. Bower and Rankin Wiley, Executors
q the last VIII and testinent orc. u. Miller,
Marian Miller Harry Miller, Carrie Miller,
Amanda ". Stephenson, Dimmie Barnett,
Geraldine Brown, and Chas. A. Brown, ins
1ant children of George brown, deceased.
Edith III. Stephens, Virginia Wiley. In
1apt daughter OF blanche q. Wiley, deceas-
ed u. g. Howyer, George q. BOWER, Jr,,
Dimmte Lowe ] ennte ChriBiy, Frank Bow
yer, and Grace Martin, children of Sophia
Bowyert deceased, Charles Anna BTfght
and Miller Daahner and Bessie Dashner,
lniant children of Margaret r.. II. Dashner,
aud Frank N. Dashner, defendants.
In Chnncery.
The object OF tho above entitled suit rs to
obtain u decree of the said Circuit Court con-
STRUNG the VIII of satd u. g. Miller, decens-
ed and defining and determining In said de.
under said Will.
And II appearing by AFFIDAVIT filed that the
said defendants, Dlmmie Barnett, Dinn lie
Lowe, Miller DashneT, Bessie Dashner, r. IL,
Huntington, Frank ~. DRshner and A n1anda
~ " stephenson; are non.resldents of the
State OF West Virginia. it Is ordered that
said defendants last above named do appear
her within one month after the date OF the
hrst publication OF this order, and do what
rs neces saryt TO protect their interest I'm said
Acopy Teste:-R. e. MITCHELL, clerk.
jan. 4th.
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HOTEL ROOMS
That Are Named -Atter tho States
Instead FLEEING Numbered.

Instead OfBeing Numbered.
NEW Orleans Times Democratic
II ran across one of the queerest
hotels in the world not lang ago"
said drummer just in from trip.
L don't care to advertise the estab-
lishment gratuitously, SO suffice it
to say it's located in city made
by nearly all travelling men out of
New Orleans and is run by an CO.
centric old chap who has named
his rooms after states, instead of
giving them numbers. The effect
is somewhat startling. 1 went
there first to inquire for friend
eyes, he's in Texas replied the
clerk, when [ mentioned.
"But he isn't in Texas 1 pro-
tested, for [ happen to know he's
right hero in this hotel"
"tEhens he explained. While L
was standing there waiting the side
tflk at the desk was enough to
make man think he was crazy.
(" Cont in Massachusetts, is kick
ing, sir. said bellboy; claims dat
Teller in Utah is all de time playin'
de 'cordian at nights
e" Put him in Montana, replied
the clerk.
"'No towels in North Dakota
said a chambermaid, aud that fat
man in Florida wants to be changed
to Vermont
"My friend came down looking
pretty rocky, He said he'd been
sitting in little poker game in
Rhode Island the night before and
woke up in California. Didn't
know how the dickens he got there.
The place interested me, and L
could hardly tear myself away.
My friend assured me that it was
run strictly according to state ira
ditions. He was in Maine at first,
he said, but they refused to send
any beer to his room on account of
the prohibition law, SO he had them
change him across the hall to Ken
tucky, and now he likes it SO we'll
he has concluded to stay indefinite
ly. Imet the proprietor and found
him rabid advocate of territorial
expansion. You see he wants to
build an annex"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-01-04
/ STRIKE PBEDII DID,
In Bituminolls REGIONS at clos Of
lnteistate Agreement
VIEWS OF OPERATOR You've.
The AIanRger OF the Hanna Coal 1hie
ests Il uetsd aa SAYING That III
PFesent scale Can Not 10
Mninthined Lpnser.

Pittsburg, Jan. "A general
in the bituminous coal region 81
looked for on April and at the close
of the term of the Interstate lneft
between the operators and minefa
The strike can only be ayerted BY
the miners and operators of the COM
petitiye field reaching an amicable
agreement at the convention TO be held
in this city next week
Operator Thomas %. Young mana ger
of the Hanna coal Interests. is quoted,
as follows: ut is the intention o Che
operators to reduce the mining scale
of wages. The operators can not az
ford to maintain the present rate The
miners want a higher rate and the.
operators claim a reduction npst be.
made. You can readily see the mini
ers and operator are far aparta
There seems to be little ch Hfne ~
gettipg together. The operat oiG do
not see how they can niaint ain the
present scale Coal is now befn8 d,
below cost. The miners in this disttie Ct
comprising the four states mentioned
are we'll paid IL they could work mil
time. They have done pretty well dur
ing the pest year. In fact. they have
made more money than the operators.
1.-THE operators in this district pay
so much more for mining than the
mines in the West Virginia district
that they are not able to compete.s we
lost business right along for the rea-
son we can not meet the competition.
One result of the strike will be the
advance in the price of. coal. 1 do not
anticipate a coal famine, for the reason
that coal can be obtained from 20 Diff
ferent fields The Inevitable result of
the strike will be that the. operators
will win. The operators do not look
for trouble before"
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WRIT DENIED.
An Unexpected Result In Tho
Taylor County Case Before
the Supreme Court at
Charleston.
Special to Register.

Special to Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Dec. 81 -.
The mandamas case against the
County Commissioners of Taylor
county was heard in the Supreme
Court today. The case for Means,
the County Commissioners, was ar
gued by John w. Mason, j. H..
Gaines and George w. McClintic,
On the other side the attorneys
were Judge A. N. Campbell, of
Monroe, and j. H. Holt, of Cabell.
The Court, after hearing the case,
denied the writ. The decision of
the Court was received with utter
surprise. Neither side had ex-
peoted anything butan order caus-
ing a peremptory writ to issue
against the County Commission
ers of Taylor, compelling them to
certify the result of the election in
Taylor, as ascertained by the re-
count, as all the law and fact in
the case seemed to be on the side
of the petitioner for writ of per
emptory mandamus. Only three
of the Judges were on the bench,
Judge Dent having refused to sit
in the case, because his brother
was interested. Judges Brannon
and NOW horter were for denying
the writ, and Judge English, the
only Democratic member. wished
to grant it, and had his dissenting
opinion SO recorded.
Forty billion dollars is now the
size of the debts of all character in
the United States. And still they
go on bonding us.
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Strike In CUBA Ended.

Santiago, Cuba. Dec. So.-The boom
of employment at fair wages is seem
ingly not appreciated by Cuban labor.
ers. a few days ago the dock laborers
struck for raise of 90 cents a day.
They were getting SLIPS day, which
is 20 cents more than they were getting
under the Spaniards. Now they refuse
to go to work under $1.SO. General
Wood told the ringleaders that IL they
did not instantly go to work he would
import all the negro ,laborers from
Jamaica that were required for gov
eminent purposes. AS a result several
returned to work and enough were OBJ
tanned to unload the Port Victor.
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Time InoIss Opened.

Chicago. Jan. 2.-Not little wonder
has been caused in banking circles in
this city the ease with which the vaults
were opened at the Lima (o.) bank.
So deep an impression did the success
of the job make on Henry b. Clarke,
vice president of the Hibernian Bank
ing association, that he came down to
the bank and tried his hand at fore
ing the time locks. He was successful
beyond his fondest dreams. Taking
simply good sized piece of wood he
made couple of vigorous jabs at the
time lock, and prestol the bolts were
thrown back and nearly $500, O0O. !, In
good, hard cash lay within his reach.
New locks We're Immediately secured.
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jews Not Itesponsib1e.

The Wetzel Democrat which
knows a little about everything
and a good deal about some other
things, entertains us this week
with few scraps of biblical his
tory and moral advice as follows:
"And while we are considering
the circumstances of the birth of
Christ and it's tremendous conse-
quences, let us try on this day of
Peace and Good Will to erase from
our minds foolish prejudice aris-
ing from stupid mis- statement
continually repeated to Christian
children, relative to the circum-
stances of Christ's death.
"This mis-statement is that the
Jews put Christ to death. This is
gross falsehood. Christ was sen.
fenced to death by Roman Judge
and was executed by Roman sol
diery.
"He was executed for treason
against the Roman government.
The men who took his life were
the ancient Italians and not the
Jews. All the friends he had on
earth were Jews. 1t was Jew
who bore his GROSS, a Jew who
begged his body for sepulture
after death. In the crowd which
followed that awful procession to
Calvary were the disciples and
friends of Jesus, all Jews, and he
had none other. Hereafter let us
tell the truth to our children and
be honest about it."
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was the guest Of Master Write
Spurlock, Of THE place, last week.
Miss Marguerite GFookham, of
this place, is, we are sorry to say,
very i'll at this writing.
Mr.. Frank Wilcoxen, of Dolby,
is Visiting relatives in jackson
county
Mrs. I'll It. Calhoun and Mrs.
Will Martin, of Leon, were the
guests of Mr. w. o. Greenlee and
family last geek.
We arc sorry to announce to the
many friends of Mrs. William Bar
nett, of this place, that she is con-
fined TO her homo with dropsy.
Madam Rumor says there will
be wedding here soon. Boys, get
the bells ready.
Miss Clara Boles, of Syracuse,
Ohio, is visiting relatives at this
place.
Misses Lizzie and Viola Wine
breener, of your city, are visiting
their parents, of this place.
Mr.. Willie Edwards, of Char
lesion, is visiting relatives at this
place.
Alta, the little daughter of Geo.
Hill, who has been sick for some
time, is, we are glad to say, getting
we'll.
The protracted meeting, held by
Rev. Robson, of Buffalo, has
closed.
Success to the Register is the
wish of Sioux.
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The ArtIDjsai,Ia,I.

Queenstown, Jan. 2-The British
steamer Newly. from Philadelphia, ar
rived here and reported having met
the British steamer Dart, from Phila-
delphia on Dec. 18 for London with
her propeller carried away. The New
by towed the Dart for an hour, after
which the hawser parted. Although
the Newly stood by the Dart Tor 81
bolrs she was unable to get another
hawser on board, owing to the terrific
weather prevailing, and for her own
safety was obliged to proceed, leaving
the Dart in help less condition. AS
1t was the cabin of the Newly was
flooded and much interior damage was
done, her boats were stove. In aqd her;
deckwork was, badly injured, a,gei,j !.
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Notice to Take Depositfons.

To Dimtnie Barnett, Dimmie Lowe. Miller
DashneTt Bessie Dashner, II. l.. Burlington,
rank 81. Dashner aud Amanda ".
Take Notice, That on the 18th day OF
January. A. ~. 1899, between the hour of S
O'Clock. a: NJ, and 6O'clock r. NJ, at the law
ONCE OF w. X. Ganns In the town OF Point
Pleasant, Mason County, State of West Yfr-
gtnlas we VIII take the depoaitions OF Rankin
Wiley and others, to be read In evidence In
pending In the Circuit Court of the county or
Mason and state of West VIrginiat in which
we are plaintiffs and Marian Miller. Your.
selves and others are defendants.
~ from any cause the taking of said cepo-
etoreeaid, the same shall be continued from
day to day, or from time to til D, at the
same place and between the same hours tins
til the same shall have been completed.
O.. ". BOWYER,
RANKIN WILEY, (
Executors of the last will aud testament OF
o. o. Miller, deceased.
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PaInce to ue U1enne,l.

Havana, Jan. 2.--General Brooke will
not govern from the palace for Week
or two, as the building needs thor
ough cleaning. After the general takes
up his headquarters in the palace, Mrs,
Brooke will arrange a series of Social
functions. The Headquarters for 1.-The
present will be at the generals hotel.
Generals Brooke and Ludlow see many
of the prominent Cubans. They are
easily accessible, and wish to make a
wide personal and official acquaint-
'ance y-t ut
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No Ei,.i,t IL r.r....n .,

Washington, Jan. -Nothlr3 liforS
has been heard at the war department.
from General Otis at Manila for the
past "a hours. The situation is ivrItat-
ing in the fact that according to the
experience of tile last few days it ).
not to be expected that anything can,
be heard from Iloilo for day or two
at least, except in the very improbable
event that the American force has been
repulsed in their efforts. to make. a
landing, and has been obliged to re-
turn straight to Manila. 1t is surmised
from the eports that General Miller
is proceeding with more tact and with
less roughpes in his dealings with the
insurgents than appeared from hrsl
Inspection of the reports. His purpose
apparently was to avoid such formal
recognition of the insurgents as might
tend to embarrass the United states
government hereafter
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only Cubnpa ApnoInte1I

Havana, Jan. 2.-Colonel Bliss. the
American collector of customs. has
been instructed by the authorities at
Washington not to appoint Americans
to subordinate places in this or the
other Gust 'ms houses. onlyg oubansi
are to be appointed. The customs re-
ceipts here this week win probably be
heavy, as the merchants stocks are
low and several cargoes are due
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New. YSnr,s Honora. n.

London, Jan: 2.lThe New YEARS.
honors include Lord Dunrave Rs bling
appointed prtVy councillor 6df ire
land and Sir Edward ChfcesteFf Rtt1S ;,
being appointed companionlofif he
Order of st. Michael and st George
in recognition of his services. as cap
tain of the British ilrstclass armoreti
cruiser 1mmortalite, which was sta
toned at Manila during the war.
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Annual Meeting,

HHE regular Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Merchants
National Bank of West Virginia at
Point Pleasant, will be held In their
Banking House in Point Pleasant, on
Tuesday, Janpary 10th, 1890, between
the hours of 10 a. IN. and 3 p, M, for
thepurpose of electing a Board of Dt-
rectors and the transaction of any,
other business that may properly
come before them.
O. o. BOWYER,
dec14-4w. Cashier.
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CoIorcd Circles.

Miss Blanche Morton has return
ed, after a weeks visit to Pomeroy.
Miss Bessie Jones, of Gallipo-
lis, is here on few days visit to
her sister, Mrs. Frank Henderson.
Mr.. Horal Steward returned
Monday, after visit to Maiden
friends.
Prof. A. b. Reed, after spending
the holidays with his parents, re
turned to Sixteen to open his
school.
MIR. Il. Green. of Five Mile, spent
New Years with his friends here.
M
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Heights.
Correspondence, ed.

Correspondence, I'd.
o. @. White has moved from
this this place into the Waggener
property, on First street.
Messrs. Taylor Rayburn and
Taylor Somerville, of Pleasant
Flats, o. III. VanMatre, of Indiana,
r. w. Somerville, r. B. Somer-
yillo and sisters, and Miss Ollie
Hogg. were guests of Mr.. Lewis
MoMillen and wife, New Years
day.
Mr.. A. Alinder has commenced
the erection of new dwelling for
himself, just above the Yeager
residence.
MIR. Chas. Selby and wife, of
Brighton, spent New Years day
with Mr.. j. O. Knopp and family.
Mr.. VIM. Duffy is suffering from
a very severe cold.
Rev. G.. w. Burdette returned
yesterday from Ravenswood, where
he had been visiting relatives. He
commenced a protracted meeting
at Eckard's Chapel last night. X.
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To call and see and buy your
Groceries and sell your Produce
at the Store of SNYDER, the
Grocer, 514 Main Street.
Always on hand with the
freshest, best selected and purest
eatables. Now see here, we are
about to step out of the old year
and cross the threshold of a new
one. We wish everyone a happy
and prosperous new year.
ID. IS. SNYDER.
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.0LD CUSTOM OBSERVED.
New Year Reception at White House
on an Elaborate Scale.
FINE FLORAL DECORATIONS.
lSphifo the band Pinyed sHail TO che
ChIefg President and Mrs. AIe-
KInIey Took Their PIaoea In
1n the Reeeiying Line.

washington, Jan. 2. President Nc
RIinley held his first New Years re.
eeption at the White House.
The weather, which had been severe
and bad for the past few days, was
much more pleasant when the day
broke, and ais the sun mounted higher,
. warm southern breeze began to melt
the snow and temper the conditions
pleasantly.
had been made for the or
derly handling of the great throng
which was expected. The gates to the
grounds were closed and watchmen
stood at intervals along the broad
Idrlveways leading up to the great
potrffffco: Gas'
In the conservatory was posted the
United States Maripe band, in their
brilliant uniforms, making q fine show
and rendering appropriate music at
each stage of the ceremony,
The decoTation of the interior OF the
stately edffce were entirely arboreal.
stfhet red par1ors which was set epart
for the reception of the cabinet and
the, diplomatic corps, was handsomely
decorated with potted plants, maiden
hair ferns in crimson jardinieres.
The next of the apartments in order,
the famous blue parlor, was marvel
ously beautiful in its floral adornment.
The heavy curtains were drawn, tow
ering palms studded with scarlet poin-
setta filled the southern end of the
room, and flood of soft light from
the central. chandelier, draped with
smilax, poured upon the great gar
lands of camelias, which adorned the
mantels and the wreaths of ivy and red
holly berries, suspended upon the gold
framed mirrors and flaming with tiny
globes of electric light.
From the chandeliers hung garlands
of ferns and smilax leaves, while from
the large divan in the center of the
room rose profusion of rich tropical
plants.
Shortly after 1890 a. m. the mem
bers of the cabinet with their families
began to arrive and closely following
them were the ladies who had been Sc
lected to assist Mrs. Mckinley in the
reception. They were shown into the
private reception room. where they left
their wraps and then. assembled the
stairway to the library, where they
were met by the president and Mrs.
Mckinley.