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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11
no TIE LADIES OF BARRE.

TO TIE LADIES OF BARRE.
| desire to state that Mrs 5. York of
Barre has become my sole agent and
representative for the handling of my
Famous Toilet Preparations. Also the
said Mrs, York has taken thorough i'll
stluctions in the scientific treatment Of
the Complexion as practircd by myself,
and all ladies desiring to improve their
Complexion should call and consult
Mrs. York as her qualifications are
worthy of tho highest recommendations
which gladly give.
Yours in aid to Il perfect skin.
NINE. LuCHETIA LARI +,
New York City.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11
Wanted.

WANVED.--A good housekeeper. One
,,.h', ,.a,, wash. iron, bake and do general
N,",,e work. where tueie Ii children. Hood
w.er. TO ll.nt person. Inquire at TINS oIiIce.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

The celebrated Rogers Baby lunch
biscuit can be found at j. I, Callagh-
ans, NJ Marrono, H. l.. Clark's
Sowdcn n LYONS aud at NJ J.. Town &
Co. ,O6tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

v,>rr,-A small tenement of ) or
4 rooms centrally iocat'u. Au"resS
ihl, office. Hot
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11
BOARDERS WANTED.

Bourlers wanted ut the Gates House
Good rooms, terms reasonable.
265-1 IS SPAULDING ST.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11
To Rent.

ToRENT.-One suit Of two rooms Oh third
a,n, in .Jurklnun block, inquire OF Prlhde ~
H"oi -, 40
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11

-uR SALE. The residence on Merchant
street known as the W. l.. Suck place
,I.oihe residence ~ I'll summer Street. In
''re II }. inwing 81 Summer Street lSltf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11
FOR SALE.

roE SAIE.-- Waste paper. Call at this
office.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11
FOR ONE OF THEM =?

selling the least number OF will give booy
of book containing 600 entitled 'Mony and How to Make It.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-11
Now Boys. Hustle !

These prizes are worth winning, aud somebody hi
get them. Why don't you try
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
''Ihver- Eating" johnson Says tho Body IL
That of ANTELOPE Charley"

SILVER Eating johnson Says tho Body IL
That of "AnteIope Charley"
HELENA. Mon. Dec 23-The petrifed body
which was discovered by a trapper half buried
IN sand bar in tho upper Missouri River and
put on exhibition last summer at the Upper Gey-
aer Basin In tho Yellowstone National Park.
has been Identified by"Lver- Eating" johnson.
n famous Indian fighter and scout OF eastern
Montana and Dakota. ns that OF Antelope
Charley" AN adventurous character known at
Fort Benton. Mon. In tho early days when
that village was tho head OF navigation on tho
Missouri River. Liver Eating" johnson spent
few days In Helena recently, and from here
was taken TO tho Soldiers Home ut Santa
Mcnico. Cal. where lie will spend the bal ance
OF his life, During his stay here johnson
saw tho petrIfed man.
Great Scott" exclaimed the old scout. ITS
Antelope Charley I knew him twenty. Ave
years ago. He went out to trade with the
Indians one day and he never came back
looked for him long time and III be cussed II
RIn't found him ut last"
Being asked for further particulars, johnson
said 10 representative Of TIE Sun:
You soc, II was this way: Tho Hudson Bay
Fur Company did big business with tho
Indians and prairie men up there at Fort
Nenton in them days, and Antelope Charley
was prairie man. Hundreds OF white men
made Benton their headnuartors then. and
S wm,,G certainly ntin was lively town. They
AMI some OF them 20 OFT into the Indian com
Try 2n lur-esoloctIng tours, while the others
r"dskns tnSoro ON" ChSreye wn 5Rs 70 ,he
latter class We all drank whiskey in them
days. The gang that Charley and ! ran with
buy him lmall barrel of iouor'" fitted him u IN
y conveyance anu sent him out TO sol boa2e to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25

Prof. Henry Wards Sunday Experience as
the Guest of "A TrnnaYnnlrr.

In the course OF his last extended collecting
tour Prof. Henry Ward OF Rochester. the
naturalist. who has recently returned 10 this
country after wandering over q considerable
portion OF three continents. fell in with tho
Doors in South Africa and had an opportunity
OF observing some OF thor customs For time
Prof Warl was tho guest OF u Boer family OF
the Transvaal whose habitation was on the
very edge OF the veldt Using this as his heaI-
quarters he hunted and collected with great
success. and IA birds and animals which he
wanted wore as likely rs not to stray into the
front yard from the adjacent junglcs, he kent
his guns ready to hand in the front hail.
one fine afternoon he and his host were
sitting on the broad porch. having been to
church in III" morning The head OF the
family was putting comfortably at his pine and
movements in the yshrubbery few rods away
which Indicated that some kind OF animals
% SSE hSos sen ssd p 6s W SSG k%S
quiet because he didn't want to alarm what
eyer creatures might be disporting them Scivcs
gan to MAY there Prof Ward rccosn i 1S
which no was ANXIOUS to secure specimens Wny 81
iie arose noiseessly and started to reach icr
when the Bocr removing his pipe asked what
he. was going to do.
worI want fE one Of those fellows" said Prof.
sunday" ''''"'
But only want one shot"
~ you irod shot to-day the neIghbors
would report II and you would be In The town
}hil before nightiall. We keep the Sabbath
I'LL take the risk" said Prof. warl eagerly.
and shoot from there"
-, Not ns my guest" replied the Boor sternly
ioWlll not countenhnce any such ungodlinCssn
" course there was nothing for the guest 10
40 but acquiesce and hope for a return OF tho
rare animals on weekday Mentally he made
note Tor his journal regarding the strict and
c"hf nT, piety and morality OF tho Beers
lew moments later there waS another iluttcr
ana scurry in the brush and the animals fled
Iher places being taken by q group OF thu
young ol the human species. very dark Ms 10
color. who tum bed and rolled about merrily on
Who are those funny little chaps" asked
frol. Ward OF his host. who had elapsed into
silence after the sabbath observing Episode
some OF mine, suppose" replied the Boer
you don't mean that you have slaves hereP''
No" said the Boer.
a, The children OF some OF your servants
MY children by some Of my Kaflr conou-
turned 70 his silence and his pipe.
Prof. Ward decided to omit the "strct and
cIonscLentIous piety and morality" entry from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25

strong, abou. half Of IT fairly well trained. Aus
ttalia and New Zealand have ratheT smaller
Cape Colony and Natal have thoroughly, efficient
force OF regulars and militia well seasoned to war.
power britain guarantees its dependencies from
an attack in force, but expects them to proteN
manage 70 eyade the British feet
:, The chief defensive force o. the Empire Is thG
Navy which is manned ~ 1Gooo scamen ss anu
Of 10, 600 sailors and fisherJpen who undergo an
annual training. But for the Navy consctiption
would have had TO be rcsortcd TO long ago As
II Is the law provides for CONSUMPTION for the
militia wherever a county fails 70 furnish its
proper quota, but there has never been any coca.
sion for putting the law In force
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
MACoy,s pHrLAYTHROPIc MAYOR.
Ho Starts n workingman's Library and In
dustriaI School Upon Original Lines.

He Starts N workipgman's Library and In
dustriaI School Upon Original Lines.
There will be opened In Macon. Ga. to-day
the g. B. Price Free Library. Night and In
dustrinl School for Working People. The
library Is already established and IL the
result solely OF the effort OF Mayor b. b. Price
OF Macon TO benefit the working people OF his
city. The method OF the establishment OF this
institution Is unique. aud reveals the fact that
Mr. Price Is not only a wise and thoughtful
ruler but a philanthropist proceeding along
entirely new lines.
A year or two ago Mr.. Price visited New York
city and noticed as he went about town that
nearly every workinRman was newspaper
reader On the East Side he noticed that many
worknRmen read books. He decided that 1t
would be n fine thing for the workingmen OF
his city fthey could be induced to read. He
subscribed for newspapers and had them sent
to families that he knew we're unable to afford
a daily newspaper Then he began to collect
old magazines. and these he sent around.
Then 1t occurred to him that It would be good
thing IL he could collect books and place them
at the disposal Of those whose lives were occu-
pied with manual labor and who could not
AFFORD to buy books. but who had craving for
good reading. Tho way he set about to collect
these books was original The result is set
forth In this sentence from the prospectus OF
the institution:
"This library Is established by and is the
individual enterprise OF Mayor Price Of Macon.
TIA. and ia built expressly for tho betterment
and education OF working poopIe-thut those
who must make use OF Gods glorious sunshine
to win bread and have only the star-timo for rest
and study may enjoy the pleasures Of reading
and the means OF education free OF all cost"
Mayor Price Is energetic. He wrote to WELL
known authors. to Governors. TO Senators. TO
Congressmen, to Mayors. TO army and navy
poopls 70 a,,i.,a and n,svcrs n r,cn and
poople' W a''','S anu ria'''H. " M" "hu
women OF nole' 70 corporations 70 Iourhale's'
sorh ,nn oh,o,,s ~ his rooos, Va ,,,
''it'' VIZ W VI ''' 'Vt"'''' -'G "''' wan
Hs WHO h"rdToSs ~ is,,s~s o r' or"adr ho.
! ! 800 books hut saws ho wants moro Almost
writmw and ~ yhs task cp IN m me ow .nS
! thin trnmcndnus. Having secured man
hooEa me ~, mayor legan 7" Issue PIil"tins
%Ms,iyi,ng thv Henors III .Gi"i2nS' ana m" r.
further letter writing Wnea%vSf b. saw a
,ha ,coG,f ~ w. '' ~ W. io
wrote TO he author on the =; d a. bu1ctin
he biz name 10 he 'ns a Tssn %oI r H1 9 ihd
Mayor have been :" sincere and moy'ns tha,
some wh"lssom" atdions. 10 his "y nc,io,
hayinE collected .9' & books the Question
Mao Macon NTH, set IT, ti!g.i oaa Sc;t use q
Garltnn rs ", ,nop tm" "t,cnph % H.
Mayer. man mar, vic was corn in New York AMI
a. nigh school IN The Co5rer In 1itmto Wr car
ms Wnyo -"i4 t,6 he wnna nnd I,erary building i
,Tarcrv IN S, "s, IN" LAY wIs rn
s;rncturc and viii lie iSltna'ed as Ghris %rGH
-. u, VIZ TX J." ur ,teT IN n1i
ia II Tor t6ys and nm ln,ustr'n M" Por
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
CASU4L BoRRoWER CAUGHT
Omitted to Adopt tho Name Displayed
Upon the Borrowed Grip.

upon the borrowed Grip.
There was crowd in the waiting room OF
the Grand Central Station on Saturday after
noon, when William c. Leonard OF Westerly,
IL l.. entered to take train home. His name
was printed on tho grip he left on seat while
he went to the ticket office Detective Shortell
.lw man sit down alongside the grip. In n
10y minutes the man got w and walked of
WIFI 'he grip without looking AZ It,.
the man. "'A'u
,MNhhy; certainly" was, the answer
,Nhu' u your namC?"
~ am am, George !. Brush and am going to Troy
grin 49,, 1''A' 'n ''o
on. that's all rights Just borrowed this 70
You borrowed 1t without my conaant - iptor
IVpte' ar Leonard who came up and reoop-
mined MS PROPERTY, The, detective arrestsd
III lsh. vino gave his address as 2Oi %est
d dn.r,y.sihth street. In the Yorkyille police
bail for examination. N :" ~'oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
Killed In n Collision in n Fog.

IouIsVILLE. Ky. Dec. "a In a fog at Gap
in-the Knob, seventeen miles from this city on
the Louisville and Nashville Road. through
freight No. l3 collided with the Springfield ac-
commodation, crowded with Christmas shop.
shoe dealer Of this city, was killed ins,nn :
ana iiye others, including John NJ. SHARP u
others received painful bruises The accom-
modation was late. II was just pulling out 4
IN" station when the freight crashed into the
rear end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
atliuin9.

MNINd. MILLING, SMELLING AND CoNCES
TRATlNG MACHINERY; CORLIss ENGINES;
ESTIMATES FURNISHED. THE EDw. =. ALLIs
CO.. ROOM III. 20 ooRTLANpr ST, NEW YORK.
A SCIENTIFIC MINING PROSECUTOR of long
ehperlenCe IN the mountain OF Colorado, Utah,
SevAna sou Idaho wants wealthy person 70 stake
Nun 70 70 20 hrLhon. rms winter and Alaska next
Washington, ID. q. ~ I'VE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
Arrived-srspAY. Dec. "a.

81 MAAsdam, Potter. Rotterdam. Dec. IL.
Be yigilAncia, Reynolds, Campeche. Dec 20
Sc 1thAkA. Brcckenfeldcr. Havana, Dec. 10.
30 Mon tcalm. Shallis. London, Dec L.
"a AlsatlA, Wards. Marseilles. Nov. ~.
b Planet Mercury. Pyo, Dundee. nov. 20.
Be- PocAaset, Owen. Liverpool. Dec. u.
81 n Sorte. Gardner. New Orleans. Dec. IL
ss Hamilton. Dole, Norfolk. Dec. 20.
Ship Celticburn. Davidson London, Nov "a
Ship oenistA. Hearn. Demerara. bee g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
CRIPPLE CREEKS RECORD.
THE OUTPUT FOR THIS YEAR WILL
EXCEED ss0,0OO,O0O.

increasing the Iron ore Area Of tho
Lake Region-MiId Weather Along the
Yukon River This SenSon-Mtne Doc
yelopment in California and Other states
Co1oRADo SPRINGS. Col. Deo 19.--The out
put OF the Cripple Creek gold camp for 1899.
will exceed s20.OOO,OOo. This Ia based upon
the December yield reaching S3.O0O.OOO.
The years OUTPUT by months is rs follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
OFFICE or THE

II Broadway. New York. Dec ~. 1890.
Tho Directors OF the American smelling h Rem.
ing Co. have this day declared q dividend OF IN
per cent upon tho preferred capita! stock OF the
company. payable Jan. u. 1900. to stockholders
.ocord at O'Clock p. NJ Doc. y. isne. The
ks for the transfer OF tho preferred stock OF the
company will close at o'clock p. NJ. Dec. -. 1929.
-'' ''''' EDWARD BRUSH. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25

The surplus n yenr ago was Slg6l9.OJ0. and
two years ago. Sll .523.45O.
The imports OF general merchandise. includ-
Ing dry Goo1s. at the port o. Now York last
mrsy,n. wes and 81 MI az tor ,bs CO.. t'r'
Responding week o' last year The imports
~ Sr.."e for the week were Sl3T.l+7. 81 which
Ss4. 27H was gold. making total specie imports
since Ian. |. sl7.52O. 1870 Exports 81 specie
were: Gold $3.50 200 and silver 8 Dol ,2so,
total Of S5.JI0.+Sp against S3.la5,OO5 the
previous week. The exports Of specie since
Jan, haze leen: Gold. S2n,s4l,4Ia, and Sill
yer. S5l Gl6.67l. n total OF Ssl ,+G0.l3o.
The official count OF cash in the Treasury to-
day compared with that OF Yesterday shows:
D>e. 81. nee e.
Gold coin and bullion .s2GI.42a.t37 s2<I,li6 AZ,
silver dollars and bullion gTrT OF p.63I rs.
United states nUtsA ..... lb3lbgSO 10 4b3 500
Other assets, less demand
liabilities ..,..,,...,.... 2t.sbp.s2h 24,bxa 900
Available cash balance
Including gold Z s,oI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

AuTArrnE AIMASac-rHu DAT.
Sun rses.....7:22 sun sets 4:oe Moon rises 7,io
NIGH wArER-IHIs DAy
Sandy Hoof.1c;52 Gov. rdl:,t He'll oiGtesi7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
TEE UNIoN BAG 8 PArEn cO,IPANy.

A dividend OF ONE AND THREEotARrFRs
PER CENT on the preferred stock Of this Com.
pany has been declared. payable on and after
January 1st 1900. TO stockholders Of record n the
close OF business Decem her iath, 1899 Transfer
lonks will close Decent er i4th. isl At o'clock
r. H. ~he 'o'peh On "a VI III in az ~ a. "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
THE pANK or AMruICA,

New YORK. December 81. 1899.
The Board OF Directors have TO-DAY declared q
ssmannual dividend of SEVEN a. PER CENT.
FREQ OF tai. payable January =. 1900. to stock.
holders OF rec ord OF this date.
The transfer books will remnn closed until JAnu.
airy 4. 1900. W NJ. BESSET, Cashier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
If You Are Pressed for Tim.

Want advertisements for The SUN NAV ha
LETT at any American District or Postal Talsoo
graph Messenger Office. Charges tha sn ieie-
ID The Sun oInce.-Adv. N"' '"'no ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25

Once OF the Treasurer.
Chicago. Dece her 9th. 1899,
A quarterly dividend oc 81 20 per share will be
paid February LIST, NEXT 10 the shareholders OF this
eompanys stock. who shall be registered as such
the closing OF the Transfer Books,
The Transfer Books viii close a. n ree o'clock Pm,
on the auth dav Of December. 1879. and reopen at
zen O'CLOCK A. NJ. on the sth uay OF lhuuary, 1900
+. l.. HAYNi.. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25

De NoordlAnd. from Antwerp for New York.
- Ia NormAndie. from Havre for New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY.
No. % Cortlandt Street New York.

November 2ist, 1899
PREFERRFD STOCK DIVIDEND No. ..
Ath meeting OF the Hoard " Dire nr. he!l this
day . quarterly early dlvid nd OF OSL AND THREE.
QUARTERS PER CESII'M upon the Preferred CApi.
tai STOCK OF the National Tub COMPANY was declared
out OF the profits OF the Company, payable Janu.
airy I'd, 1900, at tho of "s " tho COMPANY. No 2d
CortlAndt street. New YORK city.
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books will he closed
on December 10th 1899. A. o'clock p NJ, and VIII
remained closed until January attn loo. a. 10
o'clock A. II. A. =. LUKE. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Continued rom Sevsnth Pn1e.

saiss. Ra-.
2io MS u FL of c.
I46 II W $ H OF
Chi pf."".
500 NJ 4 81 L......
1893 Minkst j. I'd y
$1,000 Missouri Pao..
100 Mo. Kan 4 t..
1900 Mo. X 4 T pf,
1850 Mobile & ohio
e48o Ma. steel "..
1910 MI Steel p".
1920 n central. 90.
623o2 y y Central zoe.
S2O32 y j Con rights
s42o Nat Lead ...
Ibs Ma; Lead p..
2l855 North Amer.
1a4i n ! Air Brake.
100 y y6 N H.....
2oso N Y a ST L..
1925 NY ca SLID.
bo7s Nat Biscuit.
6o6 Nat Bisouitp..
2B571 NorfolkG West
Il4d5 Norfolk 4 wp.
pTSs3 Northern pac.
48sps Northernpacp
100 ont a Mining
44oo1 Ontario h West
100 Psc Coast.....
sSsb I'r'd Steel Oar.
sg26 p Steel Car pr.
2644O Pacific Mail &.
1866 poo. Dec 4 Ev.
ESQ Poo Il Eastern
4824 pun Pal Car Co
1925 y. c. kst L..
$500 r. G. ca 1t l. y
400 Pitts 4 W IF d.
bBOos PENN II X ..l
i25pSD Peoples u h c,
100 quicksilver.
c3225 Roadins.. .....
6uo3E Ecni NC LIST D.
1870 Reading FL p.
1899 Republic IL )
4,S7 Hep ! h Spn.
900 RIO G W pfd...
$500 StL s W.
1880 StLs W ptd
200 ~ L 4 nui,.
asi ~ pa pulp.
2s45 ST y / omaha.
B2scBO Southern Pac.
a3A25 Southern Rwy
bOAiT So Ewv pr.
400 ST 10 & Gf..
gs9 :, 10 a O tip
500 ~ 10 4 q l : p
4I6b SiL6 : F...
L. stLS silly.
Ss6O StL& s L "p
4slO standard RS I
1C-IO Tenn & 4 I %.
90 Tenn c X Up
500 Twin G. Il Z .,.
100 Twin { X T y.
p-na Third Nv Il X
100 Tex rac Land
2O37O Texas PArlhc
1910 Union Pacific
l16SN2 Union pucpf...
100 u s Flo n " p.
ct ) EIpross...
$500 In BAG 4 p.
l4Tb Tn Bag / z p..
p7o5 L ) Rubber.
6oa5 L s Rubber p.
6SG6o IS Leather. O..
t3oa3 { S Leather ?.
$500 WahA4A, .....,.
1915 Wabash p.i..
40 Well%Far FL. q.
11T4T West Tn rol
7T46s " h ILL.,.
1850 W 6LEist y.
1857 " a l. l. "a p.
S5tO Wis Cent, ...
1850 wise p......
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
TotI sales. o.es2.see sha,,.

SUNDAY. Dec. "a.
The weekly statement OF averages OF tho
Clearing House banks shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25

:, yIRGINIA Cry Doc, &c. H. Norton NJ
Minnrmncca has foli tho Wandering BOY COP.
:. The Young American Company has cduippcd
It's mes. 10 Elko county. with mining and
low-Rrade ores.
At searchliGht. In southwestern Nevada. tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25
PETRIFIED NAN IDENTIFIED.

Available cash balance
including gold reserve s2g2. 90 $40 s2ol oxs 2s7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25

30H oTN 4. $ ~ ScN
90 Deh Sch S0h
llSh ll6h ITO ll2
27h 1907 l2o l27h
i a. 81 dA
25H 26 23% CAV
lo6 l05h 104A 101h
Ia la l2h l3A
1919 1876 10 1875
200 200 pO7k 2OSH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-25

SALT LAKE. Dec. IL. Tho local smelters and
samplers havn been unable to handle the largo
volume Of ore that has been poured In upon
'h'm during tho past week from tho various
miHni ri tho state. IL was estimated to-day
that on the tracks and in the bins OF he Taylor
y Btunton Company there were ores OF the
Value OF M less than S2.OOO.0OO. over one
hundred cars were on the track to-day wait
lag tn IT. turn.
The management Of the American Smelling
and kolning Conn any has been served with a
notice that after iau. tn" price OF coke will bo
navann" 30 rGnt,. or from 81 80 to 81 per ton.
Ihe consumption AZ IA" companys two plants
in the cost Of operation OF $4,000 year An
lncrraS" in tho cost oi production IL given as
tho caus" OF the advance.
In III" ore and bullion market the SETTLE
mcnts for the week reached Il totni OF S323B5S
Tho sale of mining shares for the week reached
total OF 2OO,525. which went for $l26. 7B4 -.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-09-20
Entertainment.

Last night Miss Rebecca Barbee
entertained few friends at a
"Pansy" six o'clock dinner in hon.
or of the two charming guests of
the Misses McCulloch Miss Els
ther Byers and Miss Ella Black
we'll. The Burbee home is noted
for hospitality, and this occasion
in no way belied the usual order.
The repast was sumptuous, the di-
ming table beautifully decorated
with flowers and pansy embroid-
cry. Those present we're Miss
Willie Blackwell, of Martinsburg,
Miss Esther Byers, of Logansport,
Ind, Misses Charlotte, Mary ind
Janet McUullooh, of this city, Mr..
M. A. Kendall, of Charleston, DR..
Mooman, Green Bank, Messrs. j.
Fred, Alexander and Russell Nc
Culloch, of this city, DR.. and Mrs.
Barbee, Miss Rebecca and DR.. FL.
A. 'Barbee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-09-20
County Map.

Mr.. Will Howard, son of Capt
w. Fl. Howard, prepared and pre-
sented to the High School of this
city, large map of Mason county.
1t gives all the roads, postoffices,
&C., lin the county. 1t was
done entirely with pen, and is a
fine piece of artistic drawing and
lettering, and which classes him
with the best draughtsmen of the
country. Capt. Howard should be
proud of his talented young son,
who is destined to make his mark
in Civil Engineering. The Prin-
opal and teachers of the school,
feel grateful to Mr.. Howard for the
fine map, and fully appreciate the
gift.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-09-20
ELIAS nATrIELD
Found Guilty of Murder in the
Second Degree.

Found Guilty of Murder in the
Second Degree.
WILLIAMSON, w. Va, Sept. IT,.
Elias Hatfield, who. on July 3rd,
murdered III. q. Ellis, was found
guilty of murder in the second de-
gree, The jury reached the YER
dict after celebrating more than
twelve hours. The special grand
jury has returned number of in
dictments against number of tie
Hatfield clan, two of which were
for completely in the murder of I'll.
p. Ellis. They will be given a
speedy trial here, andif acquitted
will be turned over to the Kentucky
authorities to answer for murders
committed long ago. Elias Hat
field will likely be sentenced by
Judge DoolittIe tomorrow. twill
not be less than five nor more than
twenty years in prison.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-09-20
O. R. R. R.

The Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, has posted notices to the eff
feet that it has decided to charge
storage on all baggage received at
at it's station, This applies to
pieces that have been there twenty
four hours or more.
Ashby Smith, the genial agent
of the Ohio River Road, left yes
terday on trip to the West.
The steam shovel is tearing away
the hill in front of the depot very
rapidly. 1t is working night and
day. 1t is rumored that when this
work is done, the Ohio River Rail
road Company will make some
great improvements, that will in
the end help Point Pleasant.