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The celebrated Natural Crown sul.
phur mineral Nater is being hnndled
at the following saloons Reeves nros
Tcarney & Sci from, Nose Weinherger
Frank WyA 4 Victor bar. Case 4 Nor
rls, Oscar Hamilton Vein berger Bfos'
helix ADLER, n &. kitterbusch, Ritter.
busch bros Barr.nger oiiice saloon,
Lew 4 30 opue Otto Hanson, Il Mat.
thews ard w w. Smallwo0d
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Farm Journal for the balance OF 1899
aud all Of 1900, 1901, 1902 and 1900
neArly Eve years, 20 every subscriber
who will pay one year Ia advance Tor
the OklAhoma Weekly l,enoer. No
better farm paper than the Farm
Journal. This offer 10 only made TO .
limited hum Der. the hrst who come
forward
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Chairran horncr. OF the carnival
eommiitec. has sppolrted sov. @. NJ.
barnes, w; McNesl and w, a. Coyle
comuitlee 10 Judge the travelling
nen's parade No prizes will be offer
a. nat the 4. N will b, judged O
their discipline add geuersi appear
Ancc'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24

cl~ysiani. o., oct. G.-Tho famous
stallion star Pointer has hacn taken N
tse track by his owner. W. }, White
The greas PAGERS legs ~til never again
be- IN condation for racing. ins trainer. II.
. McClary. has been released and Pointer
has hen put IN hc sud at Mr whites
Two Minute villa farm
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The stubborn cAses OF bronchitis
suecumb 20 BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP Price 20 and so CT.
sold by \. Il. Lille a Co. and Wheeler
A son.
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The Omaha Weekly World Herald
has made quite nit with lts ilrustTA-
tlons. II hsS OF late introduced
humorous page which Is interesting 10
AL members OF the family, even the
children.
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Guthrie Guh club aud Visiting clubs wa
Have Eig sheet CARNIVAL week.
Every afternoon ducng Carnival
week the Guthrie Gun Club and dele
gates from the larger cities IN okla
homA and Southern Kansas will shoot
Tor prizes. Frank Olsmith, secretary,
will give an Information.
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t.Ht BE- utd NOT compiled viii ttr IuW
r,lrriins residence. etc. Tho seal nice
.lnl n favor of M nneF 1le ,lmns-
s.rnta an.rmed thr local onice The sec-
feiar snrrs the commission.
Jans., h Price
NH
wm H iiusscy
iueo.tng So. 3 sec. p tep. 90 n.. r. S
e. Perry and district
Hu~ey ni,-i a motion asking thc super.
esory aathoriiy of tho secretary 0f fhc
nfsri1r. Mitlon de- "a.
Ir. IA Fowler ana Philip T. Morin
So.
Elpa7i and william Brelsoa.
Iasoiring q e. z scc q. twp ~ n., 3. g.
q pcrty land strict
Fowler die8 q motion for review and rs-
1tlTnr This motien held 10 ht fatally
detective ns motion for regtv ccnafc
3 .s nos Fuppor,cd by the ahllaylt of tho
party or hs attorney. that q ls nihl i1
good feith. and noi Cor toe purpl.e of dc.
Jas. also because ihe assignments of er-
ror are not spec o. enough A. m1ton
for rc-hear.ng 3d. Be- heii defccilse. Dee
cause i is not supported hy tht lnidav.ts
oi the parties whO % h alleged NiN testi-
o. in belaf of FoNier. nor see their
cannes nvcl. nor o. fhc newly difc1ye-.
cd ey.denoe stated The motion is denied.
Richard fian&nc
Florcnce Royvion. p0w Flo-e1cc Hinsk-
'y.
Involving e. x OF the r. y. = s.t ~.
tup. y a.. r. , ". Perry lard dstrict
Hanslng dled q moti,c for review NJ.
tioa "a denied
u O. WOOD
Vr
Heirs - worthy r wilcox
Wood filed motion Tor review Ia above
case same is den I'D.
Aionzo nrlmbcii
~
Ma~tn Winfield.
Involving q y q the =. q. y. re, =.
twp. q. a.. r. 3 w.. Enid land district.
uroa cons cleWuo1 % motiOn Tor ~.
view filed IS W.nhc.d che departnen,
holds that tsc former DECISIONS IN thi.
I case irfavor - Rrummcit. do not pre-
/ ciude further litigation between tho par.
ties az So certain other questions inyo'v.
81 In ;ho case.
john N. Deeds
Va
! Emma Baker
= " y of the n. ". = scc q. tho 8. q
~ the n. q = and the n. " = 81 ne n. =
fe'. .. twp g. b.. r. g. W, Woo
ward land district.
B2kcr appealed from decision of thl
| ccmm svio1er. holding her entry of m,
ABOVE land for cancellation Upon con
sideration this decision T. affirmed oy M
secretary.
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Money to patent good ioeas may ne sec
urcd bY our aid. address ThE PATENT RE-
CORD, Baltimore. Nd"
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New York. oct 23-rhe crew of the
y.sch.. Shamrock. began early this mOr-
nlnr stripping the yacht % her rae
ing rigging an her berth IN the Erie
laas.a. lier topmast Was sent down on
deck and then transferred 90 her stor-
lare lighter. after which her running
gear was uurove and an her sails TAX
sl srom che yachts hold and transfer
red ie ths lighter. Captain HoEarth
said d. expected 10 take the mask on
tomorrow and 10 nave the yacht under
'1ury rg by the end of the week
Tomorrow night. Clap, HOgarlh.
Capt Wrlnge and Shamrocks crew
kGl meet Capt Harr and the victorious
Deer Isle boys from the Columbia in
Prospect Han Brooklyn. A feast and
general entcrta amcnt has been pre-
pan,d for the vanquished and the vice
tOTe by the Wacht masters. ongiiecrs
and yacht officers association.
Sir Thomas Upton viii go 90 Chicago
tomorrow. He has already expressed
ha intention of challenging for 1901
Hs he does not care 90 cry to Ect ready
f1r next year.
win Fife, the designer ~ the Shan
- kis still seriously sick al the Fifth
avenue hO,el 50 much ls kc suffering
from ndanguatory rheumatism that
Crane has been built over his bed 20
prevent even thc bed clothes touching
him. li is said that h Is extremely
doubtful II he can return tu England
Wlih Sir Thomas Upton
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CO &C. trains connect az South McAles-
ter with the NJ, k. A n Tor the north and
south. ard "a WistCT with Frisco trains
FoT auy flrtner informAtton address
n HOLDEN Tranlc hEr.
soptk McAitettf J. 2
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Warrington oct 23-Tme comptroller
of the curroncy has declared divid,Gcs In
favor of the croiitors OF insolyo7t ss'ios-
hanks a. follows.
1nirty per cent the Atoheou national
sank. Aichison. Kas. Ten per cent Fire,
Ssuonal bank of f,mporia. Kss
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each insertion. No advertisement taEen Tor
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Railroad Time Tables.

A. r. a. n. II.
SOUTH, EAST AND WEST
Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
No. Guthrie Guthrie X City Chieafo,
" $40 AN $40 am eioo pm e.4s Am
~ $50 am Local freight
~ il;ibam Local Ereigni
SOUTH. SOUTHEAST AND WEST
arrive I Leave / A. rive Arrive
No cuthrie Guthrie ftWorth Galves'n
s07 isis pn i.iB pm p:s5 pm oo am
40 1919 pm ll,ib pm SOS Am 0st pm
ia 90 am Local Freight
Al. CoRKINs. Agent
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aat ho hsd nor complied with the nw
f,lrIriinE residence. etc. Tho ifc.A Nice
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luso.Nng ae 3 ste p. tep. 60 10. r. s
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Hur-ey nicl a motion asking thc super.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07

morning at ten o'clock. The most I'm
portant testimony was reviewed and
Wanko himself was put upon the
stand. He described his meeting with
the dead pugilist and what brought
about the contest, giving in detail the
arrangements for the fight. Judge
Jackson examined and tried on the
gloves used at the fight, which were
purchased for five once gloves. Much
amusement was created by the Judges
actions and he ELECTED no little atten-
ton during his examination of the fist
coverings and his careful inquiry into
the affair.
Doctor Kelly gave testimony which
showed that the blow or conclusion
from a blow administered on the right
side of the head, ruptured an artery
on the left side and caused blood to
clot on the brain, although 1t was also
shown that Carr bad a badly bruised
face when he arrived here, which he
said was caused during his training in
Cincinnati.
Much sympathy is shown towards
Wanko, as he has always acted the part
of a gentleman and has many friends
in Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07
LARGER PACKETS
On The Upper Ohio Have Been Driv-
en- TO The Bank Again by The low
Water---Lexington Out Of The
Matamoras Trade-.Other River
Items.

The larger packets on the Upper
Ohio have either laid up or will do so
in the course of the next tw~enty-four
hours. The river is about as low as it
was at any time last year. AT a num-
Der of places between this city and
Pittsburg teams are being driven across
the river. The Virginia is on her way
up with a big trip of Wheeling freight.
She will put forth her best efforts to
get into this port and go to rest in hei
old anchorage at Bells landing. The
Lorena, after being unable to get over
the upper Island bar, turned back to
Bellaire, where she reshipped her
freight to Pittsburg by rail and re-
turned to GAINESVILLE to lay up. Both
the Keystone State and the Queen City
are laid up at Cincinnati.
The Greenwood went on through
yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock, and
will make an endeavor to get through
to Pittsburg. Local owners are of the
opinion that she will do we'll if she
reaches Liverpool. She had a large
trip on board.
The low stage of water in the river
at this time is almost unprecedented.
There is at this time usually plenty OF
water for the packets to go on. This
year the usual June rise did not mater
ialize.
The local packets will, however,
have about two more weeks to run
even if there is no rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07
yesterday morning, where she was call
ed by the serious illness of her mother.

yesterday morning, where she was call
ed by the serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. Hiram Smith left yesterday on
the B. & o. excursion to Atlantic City,
Baltimore, New York and Washing
ton.
Felix Hadsell leaves Saturday for
Fairmont, w. Va, to join his wife, who
has been visiting relatives there for the
past week.
Mrs. Ella Bulett and children leave
next Tuesday to spend q couple of
weeks with friends and relatives near
Morristown, o.
r. A. Blackford arrived home yester-
day from the University of Pennsyl-
%vania, where he recently graduated, re-
ceiying the title of NJ. d.
The members of the Christian Sab
bath school will join the union Sab
bath school picnickers who so TO
Cressup's grove this morning by boat.
Christian Leist. of S~teubenyille, who
had the contract for painting the in
terror of st. Mary's church. has COM
pleted his work and returned to his
home yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Gatchell, and
Mrs. Fred Dixon. have returned from a
weeks visit at Woodsfield with friends
and relatives. DR. Gatchell leaves Sat
urday for his home at Washington,
D. C.
The actions of two married men of
this place is causing much comment
among those who know about them,
and some severe treatment is promised
them unless they change their ways
shortly.
Work drilling the second we'll at the
Belmont Brewery will be commenced
Immediately. The company had a we'll
drilled some time ago, but now find it
inadequate to supply the amount of
water necessary in their business.
VIM. Hilton left yesterday afternoon
over the B. e o. road for Chicago to
attend the conference of the scale com
mittee of the Amalgamated Association,
of which he is a member. He is of the
opinion that everything will be adjusted
satisfactorily in a few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07
E OFFICER
First Lieut.. Miller to Succeed Ma
jor A. G. Hennessey in Charge Of
the Local q. S. Army Recruiting
Office.

Major A. G. H~ennessey yesterday re-
ceived a telegram from the War De-
partment at Washington, notifying
him of the appointment of First Lieut..
John X. Miller, of the Eighth Z. S. in
fantry, to succeed him in charge of the
local U. S. army recruiting Office.
Major Hennessey will leave as soon as
his successor reports, for New York,
where he will await further orders. His
command is divided in Cuba, portions
being located in Matanzas, Santa Clara
and Podocitas.
Major Hennessey has been in Wheel
ing since March 14th, and has met with
great success in recruiting at this point,
having enlisted over leo men for differ
ent branches of the service. No more
popular army officer has ever been sta
toned in Wheeling, and during the
short time he has been here he has
made a host of warm friends, all of
whom will sincerely regret his depar-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07
MARTINS FERRY.

Theo. KeiIar Appointed Deputy Internal
Revenue Observation-Disclosures Sabbath
school Picnic-Wheeling Street Railway
Service Cause For Complaint.
Ex-Mayor and Justice Of the Peace
Theodore Kellar received a letter yes
terday from Collector of Customs Nc
Cord, of Cleveland, notifying him that
he has been appointed deputy internal
revenue collector of this district. con-
sisting Of Belmont, Harrison, Jefferson
and Carroll counties. to succeed the
present official, Robert C. Meyer, of
Bellaire. The Squire will enter upon
his duties the beginning of the coming
month, and in order TO do will likely
resign his Office as Justice of the Peace,
that he may fully attend to his new
duties. The many friends of Mr.. Kellar
are congratulating him on the success
in securing his new position, which
pays him $ 1,100 a year and expenses.
Mr.. keliar comes by his new position
by reason of the recent change in the
civil service laws. Mr.. Meyer was a
Democrat and held his position under
the civil service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07
THE LEXINGTON SEIZED.

Yesterday morning the Moder Bros,
of Lock No. Z, on the Kanawha, ar
rived in town and seized The steamer
Lexington, which was lying at the
wharf loading for her regular trip in
the Matamoras trade. 1t seems that
when the Modars sold the boat to the
late Captain John Kline he made an
arrangement to pay for her in regular
payments. Since the Captains demise
his wife has been running the boat.
Trade has not been what it should be
and for this reason the payments have
not been forthcoming. When the boat
was taken yesterday morning no force
was used, but it was by mutual agree
ment of the principals concerned.
The boat will be run in the Kan
awha river trade. 1t is not thought
that any boat will be entered in the
trade vacated by the Lexington. There
was a rumor to the effect that the
boat had been sold to F. Carr, of Char
lesion, but it was without founda-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection OF til e Small Events of Each
Passing Day.

A Collection OF tn e Small Events OF Each
Passing Day.
The county clerks office was a
blank yesterday, as to news.
There were but three cases in
Police Court yesterday morning.
The Riverside has partially re-
sumed operations under the manage
ment of the National Tube Company.
John A~rmbruster, of the Eighth
ward, had n of his eyes painfully in
jured on the Fourth, by the explosion
Of a giant fre-cracker.
The Central Glass Works Company
has declared a semi-annual dividend of
three per cent, payable out of the earn
ings of the past six months.
The certificate of appointment and
oath of Office Of w. NJ. Johnson, special
Pennsylvania railroad official, were re-
corded at the Office of the county clerk
yesterday.
"A big delegation of Elks will go to
Pittsburg next Thursday to attend the
street fair of Allegheny lodge. A low
rate will be secured. Register your
name at Kraus Bros.
The totals of the city assessment
in the district south of the creek. COW
cred by w. E. Bowers, will probably
show an increase of $200,0 900 to $3.50, 900,
about 500, 900 of which will be in per-
sonal property.
The subcommittee of the Council
Committee on Fire met last night with
Chief Cline and talked over the pro-
posed new hose house in the eastern
portion of the city in a general and
preliminary manner. Nothing definite
was done.
Rev. w. L. Dixon, of the First NJ.
E. church of Kirkwood, will exchange
pulpits with Rev. C. Z. Clark, of the
Thomson M. E. church of the Island,
on next Sunday morning. There will
be no evening service at the Kirkwood
church owing to the reopenlng OF the
West Bridgeport Methodist church.
Many ladies Of both this and the
adjoining States will be present at the
lecture given at the annual retreat at
Mt. de Chantal by Rev. Henry Shan
dele, of Georgetown University. The
exercises will begin On the 10th and
close on the 18th of July. Extensive
preparations are being made to &C
commodate a large number of guests.
The many friends of ]. ]. Burke,
formerly of this city, but now a re-
sident Of McKeesport, will regret to
hear of the death of his wife, which oc-
Cured at their home on the morning
of July 4th. The funeral took place
yesterday, the interment taking place
in Pittsburg. Mrs. Mary Burke, Miss
Agnes Burke and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Finnegan, of this city, attended the
funeral.
Mrs. Kunegunda Kramer, wife of
George W. Kramer, died at six O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at the family resi-
dence in Alley Is, at the age of SO
years. Deceased was well known and
highly esteemed by her friends and
acquaintance. Her funeral will take
place Saturday morning. Requiem mass
will be celebrated in st. Joseph's
cathedral, and the remains will be
buried in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07
ROOSEVELT PRAISES DEWEY.

NEW YORK, July 6.-The Brooklyn
Eagle received a letter from Governor
Roosevelt to-day accompanied by a
check for s25 for the Dewey fund. In
his letter the Governor says:
Il enclose you a check as a slight
token of my appreciation of your effort
to get some memorial and to give rec
ignition in whatever shape the adj
miral himself deems best, TO services TO
the country which have justly rendered
him the mar Of all since the civil war,
who stands highest in the popular re-
gard"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07
NATIONAL CYCLE RACES.

ST. LOUIS. July Ga fair crowd at
Athletic Park to-day witnessed the post
poned National bicycle races. The mile
championship went to Major Taylor, who
had some trouble beating Charley McCar-
thy, of St. Louis, and Woodward, of De-
troit, in the final.
One mile national championship-Taylor,
first; Woodward. second; Mccarthy, third.
Time, 2:S3 As.
Two mile handicap, professionalism.
Boake, 210 yards, first; Fred Dunbar, 22O
yards, second; Tom Butler, scratch, third.
Time, All AS.
Two-mile multi-cycle handicap, profess
sional-Bowler, Mcleod and Mccarthy,
triplet, scratch. first; Dunbar and Boake,
tandem, 20 yards. second. Time, 1854.
Arthur Stockholm. paced by a tandem.
cut the half-mile Missouri State record
from 80, held by Homer Garfield, to :53 Us.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07

Ralph Undertake is critically Ill at
the home of David Vennum.
James Dickson, who is i'll with the
fever, continues TO improve.
John Brannigan, Of S~teubenville,
was in town yesterday on business.
John W. Terrill is here from Pitts
burg visiting his family for a few days.
A young child Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wagner, of Hickory street, is Ill with
the scarlet fever.
Miss Bessie Barr left yesterday after
noon for Cambridge, o., to visit rela-
tiyes and friends.
Mr.. Eaton, of Marietta. has returned
to this place after a several days visit
with his family there.
Mrs. Scott Coss left for GAINESVILLE
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The marks on the wharf at midnigh;
showed 3 feet and falling

showed 8 feet ana IaIllnG
The Greenwood leaves Saturday
morning for Charleston, taking both
freight and passengers Tor Louisville.
The Leroy had a large excursion out
of Martins Ferry yesterday. She will
take out another excursion to-day.
During her absence the Eliza will ply
in her trade.
The steamer Urania is now at the
wharf and open for engagements to run
excursions. Apply to Henry Bruner,
No. 110S Water street.
The Urania, with Capt. Bay on board,
arrived at the wharf yesterday morn
ing and tied up. She will receive some
fresh paint, after which she will be
entered in the Marietta trade, as soon
as there is water enough, making one
round trip in twenty-four hours. She
will leave Wheeling at 10 a. m. and
Marietta at Z p. m. daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-07
KILLED BY A G

TOLEDO, O.. July 6.-Robert Hill.
head of the glassworkers' union and
superintendent of Ball Bros glass fac
tory at Muncie. Ind, was killed near
Tiilin by falling from a wagon and be-
ing crushed under the wheels. He was
soon to sail for Paris to arrange for
an exhibit ct the exposition.