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THE PEOPLE o. - sTATE 81 So


YORK 5y the grace Of God re and lnsspsndsuE-
- Josephine tiseontesaa d Fsaniers. Edward A. d
E'sanisre. sarah Bradford. Elizaseth Earl. Iohn
l. HUNT. Caroitns " Jacques n Efunt-
Am ~ EaEi Jaliss r. Earl Anita "A Lillian Ear
Newell, Elizabeth CORY Louis COW Iarses FIn-
CORY Christine n Pa1snrath. Frank J. coy. Isaac ii
May ] Moore lanes II Nas I.eSs,5. = 'Fs ss,sssSs a.
5osepiine H DunTy. James Hausey. caa-es III
Housiey. j.; Kate g. Taylor. L Houssy Peter Noe
Allen - sPauItins. Electra 7. Beebe EsteIe Trtuabe
tarhsztne Bayhdon. RsE.lnda I Jones Bastrca cen
Roland J. Nee. Alice Grag. Thornas Gay Fr-ierfrS
y Gray. Henry p Palmer william Davis Palmer alfc-
Marie Isufse A.sn E5%s-s q 5ser--I - vrsI5s- =
Aine Sarr1Tup. Cirace g. Degoe May s lad william
Eac.n- tHaaiells " Eac1a srart-an- joel 9 bacon.
HeThert D. CsaFnnan. Dora Ctearulaz- n.
man Marie Louise Chairman. Fenriera Ea-l C1ea-mau
scusoT. &c. % Frank Bradford. deceased.
PerSsn5 atsEssfs In the estate q samuel Hunt ats
Sredsors IsEztsss. next q kin otherwise ssad Es
personals - - sha APPEAR hetors our surTosas % ne
County q SeSYoF< az me Sarr1sate's Court o. sat
SeT-YoFk. day % October 1870 haIf-Bast
tsn o'cloek IN the forenoon y lay
P-t--e-
Is q mares ? uczieT and Nathaniei Niles a. sur
vtvinz executors and ua3e-
F-.S -. ,- s---u - - a. - lefelf
e- a - eHlSE ne a4e az tWenty one years are -
9ured % appear BY YOUR guardian . have
y you sase none p appear and ap2fE for gue % -
appointed of IN ne eEsnt n negecr faare
So guardian VII Dc appoinr= by the
resent sad act t1r Tor IN ne preceeftnE
suTroEatss CogT- a the said County q New York
hereunso aesxet
q 81 of our sald county. the County of Sew Tork
The sth day of August n rhs year % Lord
one thousand 1tRe nu1iFsd-
FAIRFAX ~
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Cpuutrn BcGrn.

XE7INDLEMERE. Tarrytown. y. Y.Summer. winter:
w comfort convenience beautiful scenery; heaIthfu:
reasonable rates: references Address above.
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TROY BOATS.

II Leaving Desbrosses ST. Saturdays :45l West
22d ~ 80 p. NJ. Saturdays . r. CRANSTONS.
WEST POINT CORNWALL NBWBJ -RGH, NEW
RAMBTRGH. MILTON. PO'KEBPSIE, HYDE PARK
R0TDOT-T and KINGSTON. Orchestra board Sew
Transfer Co sells tickets and checks baggage
your residence destination.
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= q Hen Fraak Fsszssrald- Surrogate q
County Of New Tork. notice - hereby
sens having eztras sgainst Rose Llncoia.
County % NeF forS BoT0uEh Of Manhattan.
70 present lfs With vouchers thereof
zcTheE az BIZ place n tr41sacttnC
q Los1A. pslao1d & Harry No. - street.. n
before the 9Th day cf September. next
dated New Y2Ez. the tst c March. 1900
SOLOMON WITH viii
LOGAN. DEACND & HA RBT. Admins
traitor y william Street. Manhattan Bo7uuzh New
York Cftv.
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NLASsACHUsETTs.
TN THE HEART OF THE BERKsHIREs.''
1TE[E WTSWFDTE11,

ireproof Hotel spacious, apartments,
large and airy lohbes and parIors Conducted on ths
American European plans. Maybe you'll glad
70 md i out 10 have you. For address
PLlAB & cI.ARk The MendeM. PittsheLd. Mass
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5teGmboGts.
l[EW ENGLAND POINTS

NEW ENGLAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE
For Fall River. all Eastern and Northern
points Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN. Orchestra
days and Sundays goo P NJ Steamer from New York
Sundays only touches Newport On other days Of the
week Providence Line Eastward steamer Newport
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Newport Providence, Boston. North Steam
PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Orchestra each
Leave Pier IS n R. foot OF Murray ST. week days only
500 P. NJ, touching Newport R l. Cdonday
ings excepted On Monday mornings Fall River Line
Steamers touch al Newport.
STONINGTON LINE.
For stonington Narragansett Pier, Watch Hill Boston
and East. Steamers MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE
al P NJ. SUNDAY night Westward trips win be made
from July 70 September inclusive Saturday night
Westward trips will be omitted during period.
NORWICH LINE.
For New London. Watch Hill Block Island Worcester
East and North Steamers CITY OF LOWELL end CITY
OF W1tICESTElfi Leave Pier 80 n. r. foot Spring ST.,
September 8, inclusive, HAMPSHIRE will
leave New London AZ 1913 P II. FOR New York
NEW HAVEN LINE
For New Haven New Britain Mertdsn Hartford Spring
field and the North From Pier 25 z r Double service
week days steamer CHESTER X. CHAPLIN leaves New
4ork S-uO r NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK al 1900 mid
night. Sundays Steamer CHESTER W
CHAP1S leaves at $50 a NJ: York about 500
? NJ A delightful trip All day Long Island Sound
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VTEREsT ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject 70 eheQue or on certificate.
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Cherry Street

Cherry Street Ne. tsd
The len eharse sztisT
which the SI2.ale SS and interest," fraln
amount Of hs assessments and stae~ heas Nnen are
Be allowed uaid IS the Nsr5ree
Slsz 50. ELBERT CTANnAIL. Referees.
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NEW YORk sTPRElIE COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Tacob Shire and another. Plaintiffs.
against CIustave : Brachruan and others Defendants
Notice hereby gwen that pursuant tutEusrc
of foreclosure the above entitled s.JiDa
of9ce Of the Clerk q County - New
York on August leG uniersgnsd, Referee duly
apDofufed hv purpose wiz
auction Peter e Company
Exchange SaIesr0oms. No III Broatvay Bor1ush
Of City and County q New York, = O'Clock
noon On September eth 1900 the premises mentioned
said Judgment and described follows
certain lot. pisce parcel % iaa6 with the
erected
being Seventh Ward OF the C1y q New Y0r.
bounded southery n front or cherry s,reet Eastery
certain alley runniug from CherTy street
MarrOs Gate LoFaharty Street SngEa Mechanics Asy
Estate Carpenter dsceast. and lass e
charIe~ Dfckfnzon ant the other side BY
ground formerly belonging Nicholas De Peyster
fate 70 Thomas lyon premises being
ana rear
huntred and aineEy-rhree tI3}
CD inches. and the Westerly stte
t0ea tt ara three a. inches.
known number 1aS Cherry
YORK all tit.e and q
CSustave Drachan IN and the said aisy running
the sasteTy of shove described premises
in and rEhCs advantages and prvisges there1nf0
belonging being the premises conveyed the
s. Drachman BY Maria 5 Wright and others
daed bearing April -. 1se4
Dated. New York August -. te-o
ELBERT CRANDALLa Rsfsrsz
SULLIVAN q CROMWELL.
Sa wan street Manhattan n z. Plaintiffs.
The following diagram % the property referred
tha foTesotng notice Of sale
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FAIRFAN % LAUGHIIN
Clerk lf tle Slr-rzare.a -nnrt.


c. Thomas. Surrogate u ths County y New Yark
NOTICE Is hereby ven 70 al DsEs1us having elaiHs
against BERTHE G Freedman laIs %
York deceased present thsrsof
the subscriber his place ransactRg business
the oace Il Goodwin, TheE7ps1n
Street Room AZ, TIE CIEv o. New Yora "a aesaFs
o
Dated New To-k. the 23rE lay y May. 1870
RICHARD " FREEDMAN. Exscuse- a.
GOODWIN. THOMPSON = VANDERP0EI. AttornsTs
f9F Executor. No. Wall Street. New York Cttv
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is PURsUANCE of an order of Hon. Abaer G.

Thomas. a Surrogate oF sas County - Ssz-Ysrk
hereby given
John q rhe C0UFCv dseeasei.
present sIIhs-fhs-
place tFanEactng asa q JaH1ss
Schsi & EkUs. Nc. 80 Pine Street CITY q New
York. before the -ath CAV q September next
Dated NeT-TgFs. H. 2ist day % Mar-h 1890
JULIA A GROH. Exscurrsx. &C.
SCHELLs q Ef-l-rS A-yerrzvz Era~rr~-+r
Pine Borough % Manhattan Nsw-Yorr r,y.-
Daily camera., 1900-05-01

WANrED-Unfurnish house of six
or seven rooms, west of 18th street,
Modern improvements. Inquire at
Camera Office. AFT
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Schurz on Bryan.

Milwaukee, Wis, April 3o-Carl
Schurz who is here attending the jubilee
of the Milwaukee Musical society. speak
ing Of William Jennings Bryan. says that
he has followed the course of the man
and his public utterances with much IN
terest.
II regard Mr. Bryan as remarkable
man in many respects. The man who
talks to the people for effect and who
tries to pursue course which he does
not conscientiously believe to be righ.
stands in hourly danger of exposure. Ye,
Mr. Bryan has been before the public
continuously for four years and he has
carried himself all the time as though
there could be but one side to the ques.
ton he discusses.
"rhere seems to be no doubt that MI
Bryan will be renominated this year, but
it is still too early to say how the cam
pa,gn will be really made and wha,
questions will force themselves into
prominence"
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LoRADo, TUESDAY EVENING NAY !, 1900
MooRHeAO IN CHARGE.
Asd Edwia /. Co.tss Hss,rsa Aftsr Tsur
Yssrs sAryics.

Asd Edwia i. Coatss ksssrss Altar Hsur
Yssrs Ssrvics.
Boulder has had four years 81 very ~.
ceptable service ip the management Of
the postoffice aud it will have four years
more Of such service. Major !. L. Moor.
head. who took charge today. has been :
capable official in several capacities. His
retention Of Mss Mary Cowie Is assist
ant postmaster emphasizes his determ.
inAtion to please. Civil service continues
in Office MIR Roy Boider. the capable
distributing and mailing clerk, Mr. En-
nett Hickman, the oblieing young man
at the general deliver, and Fred Elliott
the assistant in the money order and
registry department.
There are now four carriers in the
service and another has been applied for.
If the department grants this. there will
be free delivery at the ChAutauqua
grounds and at other points on the
edges Of the city.
Major Moorheads first order will be
hailed with pleasure by business men
The morning papers from Denver are 10
be distributed first, so that the long wait
pending the distribution of the heavy
morning mail, will be dispensed with in
the. future. Major Moorhead asks fox
suggestions from citizens embodying
their ideas of how the service can be i'm.
proved. Touching the delivery Of mail
by the carriers, it should always be
borne in mind that the postmaster has
limited powers. He can only report to
the department any dellnquencies and
has no power of removal.
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Disttnguished Visitors.

]. M. Page, Secretary of the National
Editorial association and secretary and
manager of the Cold Spring mining
company Gold Hill. accompanied by
his wife and w. A. Jackson and wife
left for the mine on the c. & N. today.
Mr. Jackson, who is director Of the
company. is president Of the Central
Union telephone company great llli
no,s corporation. Mr. Page is editor of
the Terseyville. (IlD Democrat and a
prominent citizen of his state. Accom-
paying them to the mine was Superin.
tendent Snedacker. The Cold Spring
is becoming great enterprise, driving
a huge tunnel and acquiring large prop
erty interests in the vicinity of the prop.
erty. Its tunnel will cut some OF the
richest territory of the tellurium belt OF
Colorado and can scarcely fail to be a
success.
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How Boulder Grows,

About nine years ago number of our
shrewder Boulder people built homes
through our local Building and Loan as
sociatlon, and now, in month and a
half more-all of May and half of June
these people will be entitled TO fulr and
final releases, so the directors have an.
nounced. Wouldn't it be nice if we had
all done it? The directors say that the
remaining one and one halt payments
may be paid in at any time, and that the
releases will then be delivered. Holders
of unpledged stock may also make their
payments, though they cannot draw the
money on their matured stock before
May Io.
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GQ|1g||lQ
Ne|T Kimberley
ALL WELL At MAFEKiNG.
but the Doors Were Quite Active IN 'Tha'
Quarter.

London. May IA report that Mafe-
king is to be relieved from the south is
not 6 ven credence by the war Office A
Mafeking dispatch dated April 20 states
"All is well. The Beers are destroying.
the railroad south of here"
General Roberts today reports the
casualties at Saber M'Mu on the 27th
ult as one officer killed, one wounded,
two men killed, two wounded and one
missing.
There is dearth OF news and all in
terest in the war is gone and can only be
revived by report that Roberts has
begun his advanced.
The Beers have increased their activi
Y near Kimberley and are aiming to
cut off the British communication with
Warrentown.
Daily camera., 1900-05-01
the GAY GRIP MAN.

He Captured Mrs Frost's Heart and She
Got Rid of Charley.
York, Neb.. May Mrs Margaret
Frost was arrested and lodged in Jail to-.
day charged with being an accomplice in
the murder of her husband, Charles
Frost, who died from poison last Friday.
1t is intimated that love tor travelling
man inspired the deed.
Daily camera., 1900-05-01
Express men In Jail,

The Hardy brothers, who were fined
S. and costs by Police Magistrate Dyer
week ago for running an express wag.
on without license, let the time for ap-
peal lapse and were locked up in the
calaboose today on a mittimus issued out
of the magistrate court.
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A Brute Punished.

Burlington. S. d.. May John Sayers
a negro of 20. who attempted outrage on
a I6 year old girl. was jailed. A mob
last night broke in and horribly mutilated
him. The man is barely alive. This
was his sixth attempt.
Daily camera., 1900-05-01
The German May Day.

Berlin, May THE Socialists Ma,
day celebration excited less general in
terest than in former years. The author
ities attribute this TO prosperity and the
absence Of strikes.
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Regardless of Orders.

Scranton, Pa, May I-Notwithstand-
ing the order of the employers that the
men should report for work as usual this
morning. 10000 miners participated in
the miners parade today. The best of
order prevailed.
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Captain and Crew Lost.

San Francisco, May THE schooner
wrecked on Charlotte island is believed
to be the American Girl of this city. He1
captain and crew OF six men were all
drowned.
Daily camera., 1900-05-01
JOHN vIRoEN GOES.

An Honored Pioneer 10 Joined to His Fa-
thers.
At the residence of Hon. Henry Mel
kirk at 1890 today. John Virden was
gathered to his fathers. Deceased was
father OF Mrs Neikirk and came to Colo.
rade in 1860. In an early day was ccun.
ty commissioner Of Boulder county. He
was at the time of his demise over 81
years Of age. Other daughters were Mrs
Perley of Morrison, Colo, and Mrs R. A.
Calkins, of this city.
The funeral will occur at the Neikirk
residence at p. m. Thursday.
Daily camera., 1900-05-01
Kansas City Strike.

Kansas City, May Twelve hundred
men belonging to the building union
struck for higher wages this morning.
This does not affect work on the con.
vention hall.
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DEWEY, THE ADMIRAL

Dewey the Admiral, and not Dewey the
Candidate HOnored by Chicago.
Chicago, May George Dewey. ad.
miral and hero OF Manila bay and no,
George Dewey, Democrat or aspiran'
for the presidency. was the idol of Chi
ago today The popular acclaim knew
no party line and there was no thought
of politics in the minds of the thousands
who lined the streets through which this
great possession passed. Enthusiasm
ran high.
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A I0|I|g RIS'l
ROb| His AOI|e|
RoBeeo HIS MOTHER.
A satchel Contsining $4,000 and Some
KNOCK Out Drops

KNOCK Out Drops
chicago.s May Mrs Neveu. who
stopped at a leading hotel. and was en-
route to Seattle, was robbed last night OF
a satchel containing $4,000 in bonds,
stocks, diamonds and gold dust. She re.
tired shortly after dinner with her sons
Thomas aDd Fred. She felt sleepy and
now believes she was drugged. as her
son Tomas and hts sweetheart have
disappeared. Her son Fred confirms
her story.
Daily camera., 1900-05-01
Millions of Gold.

Victoria. B. c. MayI-The Yukon Sun
OF April 10 says that the clean up OF
Sulphur creek will amount to $4,000, 900
this season.
Daily camera., 1900-05-01
AMERICANS KILLED.
The War That Was Ended Results II
American Loss.

Manila, May I-Advices from the
island of Samar state that detachmen,
of the 43l volunteers were besleged in
a small town by insurgents for five days
and the American loss was nineteen
killed and two wounded during the siege
IA relieving party dispersed the in
surgents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-05
MOUNDSVILLE.

Henry Lohr is visiting his parents
at Trail Run, 0.
]. H. Brantner is in Cannonsburg,
Pa. on business.
Frank Patton, of Eighth street, is
confined to his room with illness.
Postmaster Stevens, of McMechen,
was in the city on business yesterday.
Hubert Linkletter, OF Boulder, Col,
is the guest of his brother, Rev. A.
Linkletter.
A. ]. McElroy, the Seventh street
news dealer, was in Wheeling on bust
ness yesterday.
The street commissioner has falc-
ceeded in removing the distractions
in the Eighth street sewer.
Mrs. w. F. Grossler, of Washington,
Pa, is visiting her son, w. B. Gross
Ter, of the Mound City Hotel
Charles Flood will represent the To-
cal lodge OF the Maccabees at the State
Lodge. which is held at ParkersDurg
this week.
The Ladies Sewing Society of the
NJ. E. church gave it's annual supper
at the home of Mrs. G. C. Mathews
last evening.
The County Court will be in session
the 18th and 18th insts., to approve
the bonds of the newly elected county
and district officers.
]. w. Blatler, superintendent of the
electro plating department of the
Mountain State Electrical Company, is
in the city on business.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian church will hold a
dime" social at the home Of H. Sea-
mon on Twelfth street tonight.
The ladies of the Baptist church
have instituted a rummage sale at the
iWoman's Exchange, $40 Lafayette
avenue. 1t will continue until after
the holidays.
Robert Lowe, who was formerly city
marshal is making canvass for the
position again. The city election will
not be held until March, and a num-
Der of other candidates will be in the
field.
Messrs. w. H. Eneix and w. D. Bar
ger, mail agents on the run between
Grafton and Wheeling, instead of
changing every Monday as heretofore,
are now a day on and day off and
spend the off day in Grafton, very
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MORGANTOWN.

Special - the Register.
MORGANT~ NN, ". Va, December
4.-Steps are being taken to form a
board of trade in this place 1t is
proposed to form a permanent organ
ization. A call for the first meeting
will be issued shortly.
A. K Smith was elected to Council
last night to fill the vacancy created
by the death of Councilman Walter
W. Hayes.
A heavy rain in falling and has
been coming down for the last TWEEN
ty-four hours. All of the creeks are
rising and good stage of water is
expected in the river.
The pupils of the University school
Of music will give the closing recital
of the year next Thursday evening at
Commencement Hail.
The Morgantown & Kingwood rail-
road is building a machine shop and
engine house here.
E. M. Grant and others have started
the erection of an ice plant, which is
to be in running order by March l.
Rev. John Roemer, former student
in the University, who is now pastor
of the South Presbyterian church in
Cleveland, has been called to the
First church of Chillicothe. and will
accept. He goes there on January l.
The new church is one of the largest
in the city and owns church editce
costing $4,000.
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Other Brief Notes.

The three-year-old son of Joseph Neill
is ill at his home in the ourth ward.
Mrs. Frank Porterield has retured
home from a two weeks trip to Park
ersburg and Marietta.
Miss Laura Burgundy has returned
to her home at Powhatan, Ohio, after
visiting relatives in the city.
Victor Philips, an employee of the
Wheeling steel plant, has recovered
from a severe illness of quinsy.
John W. Mather Division, Uniformed
Rank K. of P, will give a dance next
Saturday evening at the McMechen
hall.
Will Peabody left yesterday for Phil
adelphia, Pa, where he expects to Sc
cure a position in a wholesale drug
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lineberger have
departed for Warnock's Station, Ohio,
where they will be the guests o. rela-
tiveS.
Miss Mary Howell, of Woodland. has
returned to her home after being the
guest of her cousin, Miss May Taylor,
of Main street.
Mrs. Robert Newton, who has been i'll
for the past several weeks, was taken
yesterday to the Haskins hospital, in
South Wheeling.
Evening Star Lodge, X. Of P, islar-
ranging for a hop. 10 be given New
Years night at the Pabst building. Or
chestra music will be furnished for the
dance numbers.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Lutheran Church met last evening and
made arrangements for an autumn
social, to be given next Saturday and
Monday evenings.
A delivery wagon owned by Scnad
Bros, the meat dealers, was accident
ally struck by Wheeling railway cal
on Main street, near the postoffiee, yes
terday morning. b.. frori. wheels oil
the vehicle were slightly damaged
Charles Schad, who was driving. jump
ed from his seat and escaped injury.
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