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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01
MORGANTOWN NOTES.
Special to the Register.

special TO the Register.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va, June 3d.
The summer quarter at the University
will begin Saturday morning at ten
O'Clock. Rev. Washington GLADDEN., of
Columbus, Ohio, will deliver the adj
dress on the Form and Substance Of
Culture" A number of new students
have already arrived and the indica-
lions are that there will be a good
attendance.
Director James H. Stewart and wife,
together with Prof. B. H. Hite, have
gone to San Francisco to attend a
meeting of the experiment station off
GERS from all over the United States.
Mrs. Waitman Barbe entertained a
number of people last night in honor
of Miss Margaret Paden, Of Parkers-
burg, who is visiting here.
Work was begun clearing off the
right of way on the Blackbottle rail-
road from here to Kingwood this morn
ing. The dirt will begin to be moved
within a few days, and the work of
construction will be pushed rapidly, ac-
cording to the President of the road.
Lock No. 8, below here, has a broken
valve, but navigation hasn't. been sus-
pended on account of it. A new valve
will be put in as 0 o as it can be
brought from down the river, as it has
already been made.
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RAlDED ASAL00N.
Soldiers Caused Trouble in Nevada
and Their Train Was Delayed by
Local Authorities.

WINNEMUCCA, New. June 3d.
Last night a special train, containing
members of L and M of the Twenty
fifth infantry, and Company e, Of the
Twenty-fourth colored regiment, arriv-
ed in Winnemucca. A number of the
men left the train and raided d neigh
boring saloon. They wrecked the bar
and stole what liquor there was in
sight. Chris Deiss, the barkeeper, was
shot down by one of the soldiers. Those
who committed the outrage then fed
to the train.
The alarm was given and before the
train could draw out of the station it
was surrounded by excited citizens of
the place. Sheriff McDeid and District
Attorney Vanduser said the train
should not leave until the guilty par
ties were given up.
Maj. Noble. who was in command,
while not recognizing the authority of
the local authorities TO delay the ex-
petition, consented that the train be
delayed until a search could be made.
The three companies were ordered out
twice for the inspection, and citizens
who were present when the shooting
occurred closely inspected each man.
But one was identified, Sergt. Smith,
who gave a satisfactory explanation
of his presence in the saloon. At this
point a recruit gave out that in day
light he could identify one Of the men
connected with the robbery.
Mr.. Vanduser insisted that the train
remain here until daylight so that the
Identification could be made. Maj.
Noble would not consent to this. At /
o'clock this morning the district at
torney and the major came to an issue
and the major gave orders to have the
train start. A writ of attachment was
then secured on the local ticket agent
prohibiting the moving of the train
from Winnemucca until 5 a. M, or I'M
til the soldiers had been turned over to
the officers. Maj. Noble claims that by
delaying the train the expedition which
was to leave San Francisco tonight
for the Philippines has been delayed.
At 1870 this morning District At
torney Vanduser consented to the re-
lease of the train.
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DEWEY'S UNIFORM.
Its Distinguishing Features Will Be
the Epaulets, Sleeve Ornaments and
Cooked Hat.

WASHINGTON. June 30.-The new
regulations prescribing the uniforms of
naval officers have been issued. Few
material changes are made in the ex-
listing dress, but for the first time in
many years provision has to be made
for distinguishing the admiral from
other flag officers, and while Admiral
Dewey's modesty will not be shocked
by a revival of the gorgeous raimen.
of the officer of that grade, he will be
conspicuous enough to satisfy moss ct
his admirers. He win not need to
make many alterations in the eight
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OFF To MANILA.

Two Cavalry Troops and Two Infantry
Companies Sail on Valencia.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The War
Department is in receipt of the follow
ing dispatch:
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.
Adjutant General, Washington:
Transport Valencia left yesterday
evening with headquarters, band,
troops B and NJ, Tenth cavalry, seven
officers, 1875 men, 200 rounds carbine,
120 pistol ammunition per man; Com
panies E and H, Twenty-fifth infantry,
three officers, 253 men, 200 rounds rifle
ammunition per man, one assistant
surgeon, one acting assistant surgeon
six men hospital corps.
SKATER. Commanding.
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TO THE SUPREME COURT.

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 30.-The
long standing litigation between Mary
land and West Virginia involving the
boundary between the two States will
be brought before the Supreme Court
of the United States at an early date.
This dispute is a legacy from Virginia,
and the point at issue is the exact To-
cation of the sources of the Potomac.
Under the Maryland claim forty square
miles would be added to that State.
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costum66 ~ m1st1Near IN 4Sr1oQeSq
casions bpt%lIis e~paulets. s6xsoF1
mentz, collar dsylces and
will nave to be specially mapuzactured!!
before he passes Gibr4ltar. Tor tie reg
ulations which we're approved May 5
go into effect practically as soon as
they are received by officers, and the
copies have been mailed.
To distinguish the admiral the fol-
lowing points are to be noted3 He will
have on his sleeves, NEAR the cuffs, two
stripes of gold lace, with one-inch
stripe between set onesquarter of an
inch apart. A rear admiral will have
only one two-inch STRIPED with a half
inch stripe just above it. Captains have
four of the half-inch stripes and en-
signs have one. The epaulets of all
flag officers are the same, but those of
the admiral are embellished with four
silver stars of five rays each, placed
equidistant from each other in the
middle of the strap or frog Of the epau-
let, with a gold foul anchor one and
one-eighth inches long, under each of
the two outer stars, while rear admir-
ais have only two stars, one near each
end of the frog, with a smaller silver
foul anchor in the centre.
Similar devices go on the shoulder
straps, the admiral's straps being
three-eighths of an inch longer and
one-eighth of an inch wider than the
straps of other officers. On each side
of his collar the admiral will wear four
silver stars, with a gold foul anchor
under each of the outer stars. Rear
admirals have two silver stars and a
silver foul anchor. The cocket hat of
the admiral will have a strip of two
inch gold lace laid on fat around the
outer rim5 of the fans, passing under
the peaks. For rear admirals the gold
lace is half an inch narrower. The adj
mirals sword belt is embroidered on
each edge with half-inch gold braid
and has one-fourth-inch gold braid in
the center. Rear admirals are entitled
to half the width CT gold on the same
belt. The cap for the admiral is x
actly the same as that for rear adj
mirals, and his coat, waistcoat, trous-
ers, macintosh, o%vercoat, cloak, era
vat, scarf, shoes, rubber boots, shirts,
collars and gloves are the same as for
all commissioned officers in the navy.
His cravat is black ribbed silk, not
more than SO nor less than so inches
long, tied in a double bow-knot in
front. His shoes, high or low, shall
be black calf skin or patent leather,
but in warn weather, with white trou-
sers, plain white shoes of canvas or
buck5kin or russell leather shoes are
allowable when service dress is worn.
Only plain bosomed white shirts are
permitted when coats are worn open.
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STATE FUNDS.
Showing of the Books of the State Treas
urer's Office.

Showing of the Books of the State Treas
urer's Office.
Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 30
At the close Of business in the State
Treasurer's Office to-day the books
showed the receipts of the month OF
June to be: State fund, $32,500.04;
general school fund, $10,219.34; the
permanent school fund, $41,621.19. Dis
bursements, State fund, $66, 9S7.26; gen.
eral school fund, $1,362.07; total, $685.
1888. The balances in the several
funds are: State, 1907, 351.34; general
school, $35S,S21.79; permanent school,
(uninvested), $S95,463.24; total, ST.
061.3 81.
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SENT TO JAIL

For Five Months aud Fined Olc Hnndred
Dollars -ot.ier Prisoners OnF on Bail.
special TO the Register.
GRAFTON, w. Va. June So.-
Judge Holt sentenced Carl Baccus,
whom the jury on yesterday rendered a
verdict of involuntary manslaughter,
to five months Imprisonment in the
county Jail, and to pay a fine OF n
hundred dollars. Vincent, Shaw, Reed
and Pryor, who were indicted for the
same offense, were released on bail in
the sum of one thousand dollars fer
their. appearance at the SEPTEMBER
term.
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ROBERT WHITE.
Irustee.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF REAL

BY authority vested In me as assignee
of David n. Walter, / viii offer for sale to
the highest and best bidder,
OK SATURDAY. JULY Ist. 1879.
at 2 o'clock p. m. on the premises at
Parkview, West Virginia, the house and
lot assigned 10 me by David y. Waiter.
situated at Parkview. TF.adeiphia district.
West Virginia. and designated On tne rec
orded plat al lot No. u Of the plat known
as Parkview, recorded In the Office OF the
clerk Of the county court of Ohio county.
West Virginia, IN plat book No. /. page T..
subject TO the provision contained II said
deed OF assignment.
Possession given Immediately.
Terms Of Sase:-One third Of the pur-
chase money or as much more az the pur-
chaser may elect 10 pay, on day OF sale,
and a reasonable time for the balance,
bearing interest at 6 per cent per annurn
JAMES BAIRD. Assignss-
T. II. GARvIN. Attorney.
Jni5.l7. 70. Z,3.5,I,9.29 Jyi.l0
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PATENTS A

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 30.-A
patent has been granted to Stephen
Shanahan, of Charleston, w. Va, on a
pipe-elamp; II Frank G. Caldwell, of
Wheeling, On a design for a clamp for
sheet metal roofing plates, and to
Henry Crigler, of Franklin, ". Va, on
a design for a clamp member.
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NEW YORK, June 30.-The World
publishes the following true story OF
h3w q sick cow was cured by the Chris
tian Science treatment: The COW be-
longed to Benjamin F. Bailey, a rich
New York merchant, who lives IN
Crawford, N. ]. Joseph B. See, OF
Crawford, said the prayer which cured
the D ".
Benjamin B. Bailey, is junior part
ner in the dry goods firm of Creighton
& Burch. this city. Mr.. Bailey is a
young man of athletic appearance. He
and Mrs. Bailey are Christian Scien-
lists
Besides Mr.. Bailey's carriage horses,
d fine. Attorney cow has occupied the
young merchants stable for nearly a
year. 1t is a fine specimen and cost
Mr.. Bailey $40 before its value as a
mixer was fully proven. The cow
soon developed remarkable personal
characteristics which endeared it to all
the members CT the Bailey household.
The other evening q regular meeting
OF the congregation of the First Church
of Christ was held at Mr.. Bailey's
house instead of in the Opera House.
1t was a beautiful moonlight night,
and after the 'hour of mediation" had
passed several members of the congre-
cation assembled On the spacious YER
anda. s
The subject of the cows illness was
! preached, and it was suggested that
1.-THE healing power of Christian Science
might be successfully exercised upon
he animal. Accordingly the COW was
leo nom the stable and made to stand
in the center of the broad lawn. What
then took place is described by an eye
witness.
Mr.. See told the coachman to mix up
a tempting mash of bran and meal.
This was lone and the bucket was set
down near the cows head. Mr.. See
stepped forward, and took a position
directly in front of the animal. The
cow quietly chewed its cud, but gave no
othef sign of interest in anything
arotlnd it. MI. See stood so that the
moon shone full upon his placid face.
He patted the animals sleek neck and
then gazing fxedly into the cows great
brown eyes said, repeating the words
slowly and distinctly:
You good COW; you are Gods cow;
not the COW of the devil. Now, good
COW, I want you to eat this luscious and
delicious meal"
Then Mr.. See gently placed the
bucket of mash before the cow. There
was a moment of suspense, and then
the COW slowly lowered it's head. An
/ instant later a gentle splashing noise
is head again the contents of the
bucket had disappeared. There could.
1be no doubt that Mr.. See had made a
wonderful demonstration" The COW
had eaten as it had not eaten for man.
days.
The reporter called at Mr.. Bailey's
home last evening to learn more about
the healing" MI. Bailey was inclin-
ed to be reticent regarding details. He
would not deny that the treatment, as
slready described, had been administer
I'd by Mr.. See, but he did not desire to
make public the circumstances attend
ng the cows illness and recovery.
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LEGAL NOTICES..
GALE OF VALUABLE PROP
rprv

~ EItff,
BY virtue of a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia. rem
dered ia the chancery cause IN SAID court
pending, wherein William II. Donaldson
and others are plaintiffs. and Ihe Don
aldson Carriage Company, a corporation.
and others are defendants. and by virtue
also OF a deed of trust dated the Sd day OF
August, 1892, from the said The Donaldson
Carriage Company. a corporation. 20 me
as trustee, and given TO secure the holder
OF a note therein mentioned, given by said
able to The order of itself as therein de-
scribed, which deed of trust Is OF record
in the office OF the clerk of the county
court Of Ohio county, in deed OF trust
at public auction, to the highest bidder.
before the door OF the court house OF Ohi~
county, West Virginia, in the city OF
Wheeling. West Virginia. on
SATURDAY, THE SD DAY or JUNE. /.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said
day, the following very valuable real es-
tate, lying and being IN the city Of Wheel
ing, and situate on the east SIDE Of Maia
street, in said city. IN the Fifth ward
thereof, between Twenty-irst and TWEEN
ty-second streets, ana IN Chapline &
Eon's addition 10 the said city of Wheel
ing: beng the same property which was
conveyed 10 the said Donaldson Carriage
Company by William r.. Donaldson and
wife and Charles Ali. ST., by deed dated
the third day OF August, 1897. and OF rec-
ord in said clerks office IN deed took No.
So, page $50; ii being the property COM
monty known as the Donaldson Carriage
Factory. the street numbers thereof being
No. 21l0, 2ll2 and 2l14 or said Main street.
in said city, and il being las No. s. in the
addition to the city OF Wheeling, made bT
William Chapiine and Jonn Eof.
Terms of Sale Will be as follows: One
third Of the purchase money cash in hand.
one-third thereof, with interest. In one
wear. and the residue thereof. with inter-
est, in two years from the day Of sale.
the purchaser to give his notes, with good
security. for the deferred payments and
the legal title will be retained as a further
security: or If desired by the purchaser
the legal title Will be conveyed reservinz
in the deed a lien for the deferred pur.
chase money or otherwise securing the
same: or the purchaser may pay so much
money in cash at the time Of sale. in ex-
cess OF one-third OF the purchase money,
as he may elect.
ROBERT WHITE.
GREER. Trustee.
Auctioueer.
The above sale has been adjourned un-
I'll Saturday. the 10th day Of June, 1888. 1T
10 o'clock a. n. jup7,10
The above sale ls adjourned until Satur-
day. July ], 1893. ROBT. WHITE,
jul7. "a, 27. 29,tul Trustee.
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MINERS HOSPITAL LOCATED.

special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, June 3d.
The board of directors Of the Miners
Hospital, for the Kanawha and New
River districts, met to-day and select
Ned McKendree as the location for the
hospital. McKendree is on the New
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LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS SAI

COMMISSIONERS SAL
" THE PHILIP REILLY q
PUN MARSHALL
by virtue of a decree OF the ciraN-
Court OF Ohio county, entered on the "a
in which James i. Reilly and others arJl
plaintiffs and Helen Martin Reilly ard
others are defendants, viii offfr ~ pub
lie sale. at the north front door qf the
court house Of Ohio county, West Virgins
ia, on
SATURDAY. JULY STH. 1899.
commencing at ten O'Clock a. nj. the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit; What IS kpoWnd
az the Philip Reilly Glenn's Run farm
state of West Virginia, and described as
follows. Beginning at d point on tfe4
river bank in the line between said farm
and the farm Of Gardner, and thence In u
northerlS direction and with the mean-
deFings of the Ohio river go rods TO a
PESS,aas5n e. 9he t as.d o 9asm ri ssg t IL ia ssd i'a = s 9s-
cob Ziiles; thence y, sg4 Il. IS A-ie poles to
q stake thence n SS W 2 po,es g - elm
ash tree; Themes 5. IS degrees. 10 minutes
u. l6 $40 poles 10 a post; thenes y -
". - lilo poles to, a sugar sluFsp; tkeY
poles 10 a stake; thence 3. - w. - 20,
70 a stake: thence s.. ia. NJ. u g-lV POI
TO small elm; thence 3. ssia w - polch
Il sunaae bush: thence y. s1A VI 81
poles TO sycamore stump; thence ~.
W. % s5-l00 poles 10 stake; thence q.
W. 81 poles to place Of beginning. con,
ing z6 acres. more or less. Said
will be offered as a whole and IN pa
as appears from plat nied y said {
and now IN the possesBion Of
Commissioner and he a5ai n.y.
separately from the lana and
made IN TIE marsleE III which IN
price can De secured.
The bottom land IS laid OF - iYe(
rate tracts, containing zt4-lv nc
~ $40. acres. ~ S-iv5 acres. Ibpyitw AZ
and u LILO acres, respecdaysiS ana coffsy
spondng tracts OF lne M iaHh I0etnk ~ !
RIVER are lafl OF c9italI1hf " Ties. 4s-t4}
acres - It-ln acres. Ms-Iu acres An1*
- AD-ln acres, r~sspsSLetsy AHa ne p$s-
aHce IN one tract q ~ aersA
sald hpecial commlsss9feE WAl 40 zekx
~ me same tlIHs Ito 1870 Ahe sr#zk n
lana situate IN Angpn g5Ntr5rt. AiAfnn*tI
counly stare o. eSst sstkstas. a'I9 49,
Sltpsn ny nity Iassatn ~ re = " ~ -
o. MS VIII ~ l3ns rsslnus ~ - tr4ft 9k
5 asa ~ M aa-e (, ss san "a aasseSss4 .n/
dnse, AZ I = gdfinesx Sfx5F,sS@ 4
s.ens II ea.outeiV Trx 4hSa1# \ 4SS III
"a .T-fas nofes ~ 8 24s.ka NJ rnA>4 fS&x<S5
4 ~ III, b 6s-i0D Ysn.ss "a Il efak@: f{<52<
4 11st ~ olT.fA tso1ax a. 4 49,
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r,ok,s Ia & etake. thegsce II. hi 9s5s1
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RRINGING HOME THE SICK.

hItI-NOIANO IIOAiE THE 0INh.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Gen. Otis
notifies the War Department thai the
transport Morgan City left Manila June
"a for San Francisco with AGA sick SOL
diers.
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Cured
7ad BEN IndispOsed 70
he Bust Food.

A SINGLE APPLICATION OF
HRIsTIAN SCIENCE TREAT
IfENT WAS SUFFICIENT IT
WORKED LIKE A CHARM-MR-
SBE MADE A SHORT PRAYER
AND THE BEAST AT ONCE De-
INQUIRED A BUCKET OF MASH.
AN EYEWITNESS STORY OF
THE FAITH CURE TRIUMPH.
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BY virtue of a decree OF the CtrlNM
Court OF Ohio county. entered on the "a
day of June, 1889, IN the chancery causj
in which James i, Reilly and others ard
plaintiffs and Helen Martin Reilly ard
others are defendants, ! will offer III pubs
lie sale. at the north front door az tho
court house Of Ohio county, West Virgins
ia, on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-01

+. G. III. Hennsng. refk Is TIA &
Court Of Chic County. &k4tk Hz WMs
gir.a. % certify that H{lfy*
Commissioned. has exNextfx* k9151|
approved security. - r&<54zEt4 n
decree. g. HS1$1Ft&<<&{
Clerk O. the Great c0a<< e.
County.
The record-union., 1899-10-28
Yellow Fever in the ARMY

II isn't the number of men that yellow
leVer Kills that frightensi you, but the
unexpected suddenness Of its attack, and
the rapidity with which IT kills NO.,
is we'll and hearty at pm. at d N ~
he is deadly i'll; at D. m. he is dead and
at p m. he is buried. In much the same
manner men will work day after dav in
apparent health, and then will suddenly
appear a general weakness. The BODY is
giving out. 1t needs something IN
strengthen it, to drive away the impurities
OF the blood, to tone up the stomach and
assist digestion. For this purpose Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters is highly recon-
mended. 1t will cure dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation, malaria, fever and
ague.
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All Taxpayers
State and County Taxes.
TAKE NOTICE-FIRST INSTALLMENT

Section 3746, page 43I, Statutes
and Amendments to the Codes
of California, A. d. 1897, reads as
follows, to wit:
''The taxes on all personal prop
erty secured by real property, and
one-half of the taxes on all real
property, will be due and payable
on the second day of October, and
will be delinquent on the last
Monday in November (next there
after), at 6 o'clock p. M, and that
unless paid prior thereto, fifteen per
cent. will be added to the amount
thereof; and that if said one-half be
not paid before the last Monday i'll
April next, at g o'clock p. m, an
additional 5 per cent. will be added
thereto" Now, therefore, all per-
sons are hereby notified that there
can be no extension of time with
out violation of the Statute and [
shall collect strictly in accordance
with the law, which permits of no
extension of time or favoritism.
B. N. BUGBEY,
County Tax Collector, Sacramento
County. o2l-lw (BC)