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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10
RESISTING FRENCH.
Fighting Incessant In the Hills
Around colesberg.
BRITISH ARMY REINFORCED,
But the Determined Beers Manage to
Hold Them Back.
ANOTHER GERMAN VESSEL SEIZED
1t Is Detained by the English at Alden
and Its Cargo senrched-Rumor
OF Another Disaster to Bull
ler-Burghers Desire
Mediation.

London, Jan. 4.-There is great sat
isfaction here at the news that De Aar
has been able to send General French
reinforcements of guns and infantry
of which he appears to be SO much
in need. The fighting in the hills is
incessant. The latest kilograms say
General French has almost surrounded
Colesberg, but that the Beers are stinly
defending all their positions close to
the town, preventing the British from
capturing 1t.
A dispatch from Rensberg says the
heavy artillery duel recommended at
daybreak. Further details of the fight
ing between General Gatacre and tho
Beers at Cyphergat show that 5000
Beers with artillery attacked Abrout-
post between Cyphergat and Molteno.
General Gatacre, with mounted troops
and field artillery, moved out in front
of Sterkstroem and found the Beers
strongly posted at Coperberg, whence
they were quickly dislodged, the Boers
fleeing in the direction of Stormberg.
The Beers used the British guns cap
tured Dec. 10 and shot we'll, but tho
British kept under cover, and there
were no casualties on their side.
The war office has received report
from Cape Town reporting the sltua-,
tion in General Gatacre's district. 1t
says: Dordecht is now evacuated by
Montmorency, who occupies Birds
Siding on the Indwe line. Molteno is
being attacked by Beers. Reinforce
ments of infantry and field artillery
have been sent by General Gatacre.
The result is not known.
report comes from Berlin that
Great Britain's reply to Germany's rep
resentations on the subject of the Bun
desrath is regarded as unsatisfactory
and procrastinating.
The enrolment of the second con-
tingent of London imperial volunteers
was the occasion for scene of popu-
lar interest and enthusiasm. The
scene at the Guild hall was highly pic
turesque and impressive. A civic pro.
cession. with the lord mayor, sheriffs
and aldermen in their robes of Office,
headed by the sword and macebearers,
was n feature
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FrnItleaa Ic1trn Roaaion.

Lansing, Mich, Jan. 4.-The house
adopted a resolution to adjourn finally
on Saturday. The senate VIII coacur.
Nothing has been accomplished by the
special session. majority of the SEN
ators being decidedly opposed to the
taxation and other measures urged by
Mr.. Plngree. The house has killed the
municipal street ratIWay ownership
Joint RESOLUTION. t.1l
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Govcrnmcnt For Hawaii.

Wnshington, Jan. 4.-The senate
committee on lnsular relations ordered
favorable report on bill creating q
territorial government for Hawaii. A
few notifications of the original bill
were made, the most important being
the valuation of the sale of lands since
the annexation and fixing the tenure
of the supreme court judges at nine
years. The provision for u delegate
in congress- remains in the bill.
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French Reinforced.

Orange River, Jan. (Delayed.)-
There was a small skirmish near Bel
mont. The British fired a few shells,
but the Beers did not respond. A de-
tachment of about 40 Beers attempted
to rush Klokfontein, but were beaten
back by the mounted infantry. Rein
forcements of infantry and artillery
have been dispatched to General
French from De Aar.
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jury Has tho BOX.

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 4.-The box said
to hold four $1,000 bills and ive 500
bills. which was TO be passed in the
alleged bribery transaction between
Colonel John II. whallen and Senator
HarrelL was delivered to the grand
jury to be opened. What the box con-
tains is now known only to the grand
jury.
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Had Contrnband Abonrd.

Rome, Jan. 4.-The German ateamer
Kanzler, with the Dutch and Russian
Red Cross detachments for the Trans-
yaal on board, discharged quantity
OF her cargo at Naples. as 1t was com
traband of war. The Kanzler belongs
to the same company as the Bundles
rath and General.
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When you have piece of news

When you have piece of news
send it into us over the phone or
any way so it gets here. If you
don't know all there is to the item
tell us what you know and we will
find out the rest. That's what we
are here for. We want all the news
all the time and the readers of this
paper can help us get it.
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Another Iloer Resolution.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Representative
Quarles of Virginia has introduced the
following house resolution: "Resolv-
ed. That we hereby extend to our sis-
ter republics In Africa, the Transvaal
and the Orange Free State, our deepest
sympathy In the noble, brave and pa
triotic struggle they are now making
to preserve their governments from
destruction by the hands OF q mon$
archy."
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True IIiIIs Iteturned. .

Philadelphia. Jan. 4.-The grand
Jury returned true bills of indictment
in the election fraud cases in the Thir-
teenth division of the Seventh ward
during the recent election for state
treasurer, when Lieutenant Colonel
Barnett of the Tenth Pennsylvania yol7
unteers was elected. There are nine
defendants. The cases will be tried
about the middle of this month.
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Pretoria, Jan. 4.-Since starting, the
mint hero has coined 10000 soye-
reigns. The machinery is now In full
swing. Van Selsburg reports from
Derdepoort that the Kafir stations
have been destroyed and the inhablt-
ants are flying. Chief Lynchwe, with
1900 KafIlrs. attacked the Boers'
laagers, but the natives were dispersed.
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Rismork,s Iron Nerye

Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order.
If you want these qualities and the snc-
cess they bring, use DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. Ihey develop every power of
brain and body. Only 20 cents at G. w.
NJ HooH7s Drug Store
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Hood Laager, Ladysmith, Jan. 4.
-(Delayed) )-The garrison of Lady
smith during the night threw out feel
ers on all sides, expecting shots with
the Boer pickets. At midnight couple
of shells fell in the Boer camp, killing
burgher. General Joubert preached
in camp Sunday. Federal shells are
selling in Ladysmith at from 80 shil-
lings to R6.
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Our little friend Master John e.
Beller, Jr., has a very readable ar
ticle in this paper on the "New
Century" The article is we'll pre-
pared and shows him to be little
fellow of great brain power, and
will, if nothing befalls him, when
he arrives at manhood, be
clussed among our most talented
men of tho 2Oth century.
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Another German Boat seized.

Berlin, Jan. 4.-The Imperial mail
steamer General has been landed at
Alden and occupied by British troops,
with the object of searching her cargo,
which is to be discharged. The Cen
eral is owned by the German East
African line, the owners of the Bun
desrath, previously captured by the
British cruiser Magiclenne OFF Delagoa
bay. Although the manifests of the
German steamer General, seized at
Alden, show there was no contraband
on board, she was compelled to dis
charge her cargo.
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gall lnIoney % Again.

~ Aorh.Oally N9Mb.
Notwithstanding Lyman j.
G SIS haste in rushing to the res
Icu ofthe market by turning FEEDER
a svenne over to national banks
wil tout interest there is still a
st gency. Money went up to %
p cent. Friday and it will go
h her before the end of the week.
~ News does not say this be-
ca it isl prophet, for it requires
no ophet to see the hustling that
S Be- done within the next ten
de- to secure funds with which to
I'm annual obligations. This
wil stiffen the ordinary interest
rat for longtime loans and re-
fae Influence will be felt among
sp ilators who adjust their bal
|ane from day to day.
aere is not sufficient money in
tht onntry with which to transact
ormens volume Of business
wGich good crops and other natur-
al causes has vouchsefed to lucky
people. The recent small panic on
Wall Street taught lesson which
will probably prevent it's repetition.
1t was crisis in which the rich
were more vitality affected than the
poor, and they are not likely to be
caught mapping again. At the
same time, SO long as the present
policy of the Government is fol-
lowed call money will be more
indefinite quality than it has ever
been before and it it likely at any
time to go to almost any price
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At KimherIer.

Kimberley, Jan. delayed. .)-The
Debeers company has decided not to
pay dividend, and to husband their
resources, owing to the complete stop
page of work. Native rumors are cur
rent to the effect that the Bechuenas
have arisen against the Beers. and
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DEALS IN COAL PROPERTY
wm. III. German Makes Pur-
chase in West Virginia.

chase in West Virginia.
VIM. 81. German, brother of ex-
Senator Arthur p. Gorman, and
Hatfield & Hillets, coal dealers, of
Philadelphia, have jointly pur-
chased 400 acres of coal lands in
Preston county, just east of Aus
ten, near the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, Md. The new purchase
lies near the land of the Austen
Coal and Coke Company. The
new company will establish a town.
A few days ago Mr., Hatfield look
ed carefully oven the field.
The purchase lies above the
lands of the Hite Goal and Coke
Company and the Baltimore and
Ohio Branch, plans for which have
been completed for construction to
the lands of the latter, distance
of two miles, will be continued to
the German tract.
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John Bull is finding the Beers
very different from the men he has
been scrapping with in various por-
tions of Africa and Asia for hun
dred years.
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Nnrsca For the Roora.

New Orleans, Jan. IA movement
was started by Miss Emma p. Brodick,
one of the leading trained nurses OF
this city, which will probably result
in the departure from this city at an
early day of several prominent trained
nurses, who desire to enlist In the
cause of the Boers.
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Master Neal Gum, who had one
of his legs hurt while trying to
mount delivery wagon, mention
of which we made at the time, has
SO far recovered as to be able to at
tend school.
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London, Jan. 4.-The British foreign
Office knows nothing about the report
that the Berne arbitrators have made
their award in the Delagoa bay rail-
eign office officials are able to ascer-
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have captured two guns. In view OF
the probable prolongation of the siege.
steps are being taken by the military
authorities to ration the whole of the
Inhabitants.
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LvddIto Not Fonrnd.

Boer Camp, Colenso, Jan. 2.-(De-
layed)-The British naval guns at
Chieveley camp continue their inefTec-
tive long range fire night and day to
divert Boer attention from the move
ments of the troops. Federal scouts
penetrated into the British camp.
When returning the British pickets
discovered them and wounded one
Boer. General Lucas Meyer resumes
command of the division here. Cen
eral Joubert denies that he has ever
protested against the use of lyddite.
He AYERS that up to the present he has
not lost single man from lyddite.
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Volcanic Eruptions

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of JOY. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
cures them; also Old Running and Fever
Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, scalds,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile
cure on earth. Drives out Pains and
Aches Only % cts. n box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by q. w. M. Hooh, Drug
UiSt
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Dash From Ladysmith.

Ladysmith, Jan. Delayed )-sIx
horsemen made dash from Lady
smith few nights ago, and though
pursued they escaped. IL is believed
the party included Colonel Rhodes,
brother of Cecil Rhodes. and DR.. jane
ann
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

Wonder if the Morgantown peo-
pie think the State University is
is going to control the politics of
this State?
We cannot but nave our opinion
of merchant who does not udver-
tise,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-10

Our advertisers all inform us
that they had the best trade they
have enjoyed during the holidays
for many year. Nothing like
letting people know you have the
goods to sell.
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from Fridays Dalrl


Mr. W. vs., King, of Gunville,
was in town yesterday. He is one
of the best Democrats in the county.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ben
nett, near town a IL pound son,
Wednesday, evening, January 3D..
Mr.. Ed. Stewart and brother
Willie, of Old Town, were callers
at this office yesterday
Miss Eveline Long, attending
the Conservative of Music at Gin.
cinnuti, whu has been spending the
christmas vacation at her home ut
South Side, will return to-day.
Mrs. Frank Judy and children,
who have been here on visit to
her mother, Mrs S Vollert, return
ed to their home at Logan, Ohio, to-
day.
Mrs. j. w. Franklin and child
rem, who have been here on visit
to Capt. VIM. Hughes and family,
and other relatives, leaves to-day
for their home at Newport, Ky.
Mr.. f. d. Hoy. of Point Pleas
ant, is helping The Leader out of
pinch this week. Mr. Hoy's
father, Mr., Q. w. Hoy, was the ed
itor of "The Peoples Fountain" a
sprightly newspaper published in
this city in 1854 -Pomeroy Leader.
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The London newspapers are nov

The London newspapers are now
instructing the British war Office
how to conduct the war in South
Africa, just as some of the Ameri-
can newspapers endeavored to adj
wise the American war department
during the Spanish-American war.
It is very strange that the British
war Office should know 80 little
about doing the work it is specially
constituted to perform while the
London newspapers know so much
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The 42d Regiment U. S. Vols,
arrived at Manila December 81st.
To this Regiment Lieut.. @. T.
Beale is attached, together with a
number of Mason county boys,
and our readers will no doubt be
glad to read of their safe arrival at
Manila.
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If men don't fill their ice- houses
now, it is their own fault.
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The people are rising against the
Trusts.
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The free rural mail delivery
knocks out lots of country post
offices. In one county in Mary
land (CurrolD sixty fourth. class
offices have been abolished.
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Boer successes in South Africa,
if continued, may be the wedge
that will split the British Empire
all to pieces. England has ene-
mics every where.
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From Thursdays Daiiv.

Frnm ThuFsdny's Daily.
Mrs. John Epplo left yesterday
for Lancaster, Ohio, to visit her
sister, Mrs d. Fl. Hawkins.
Messrs. G.. NJ Fisher and j. A.
Pickens, of Pleasant Flats, were
visiting l. A McNIillin and family
at Heights, yesterday and last
night.
Mr.. e. g. Musgrave AMI family,
of Des Moines, Iowa, accompanied
by their cousin, Miss Mary Gard
ner, of Brownsville. w. Va, will
leave in few days for Florida, to
spend the winter.
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ATToRMAxs.
gurst a1irgtnta q1mtuersttp
HoReANrowE w. v

The growth of the University is quite as
notable In its equipment, its faculty, and
its new departments as in its attendance.
For example look at
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Tie School of Music

established two years ago. 1t has a faculty
of seven instructors, trained under the
best teachers in this country and Europe.
1t occupies n separate building fitted up
especially for its needs. Instruction on
all stringed Instruments. including violin,
viola, Inaul olin, guitar. etc, IS free. For
voice and piano tile fees are very low.
magnificent pipe ORGAN for Commence
ment Hall is being constructed and it will
he for the use of students of the School of
Music. If you are interested III the study
ofmusic, write for full information.
other departments OF the Universityare
developing with equal rapidity. The Pre-
medical Department, with its four new
instructors. deserves special mention.
Write for n special pamphlet about it
The University has faculty of sixty
five instructors, graduates of the foremost
schools in the world.
The Winter Quarter begins January /,
and the Spring Quarter April /.
Jerome II. Raymond, President.
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Henderson Election.

The election held in Henderson
yesterday, (January 4th,) resulted
in the election of the following
Good Order" ticket:
Mayor-Wm. Fry.
Recorder II. Stewart.
Councilmen- Robt. l., Hutohin-
son, Pearl Forrest, Norman Glib
son, Lewis Walker, John Harrison.
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Personal Mention.

from Wednesdays Daily.
Mr. w NJ. Long, of Grimms'
Landing, was a business visitor in
town yesterday.
Mr.. s. II. Mcguire, travelling out
of Parkersburg, wss in town last
night, calling on his customers.
Mr.. e. A. Rodgers, of Charles
ton, arrived yesterday, on visit to
his family in Henderson.
Mrs. e. A. Sayre, called to Le-
tart on account of the illness of her
sister Miss Nina Gist has returned
to her home at st. Mary's.
Capt. w, j, Keister, of Ashton,
was in town last night. He left
this morning on business trip to
Parkersburg.
Miss Nina Gist, of Letart, who
has been quite sick the last two
weeks, is somewhat improved this
morning.
Mr.. M. u. Martindale, of Ash
ton, was in town yesterday. Mr..
Martindale filed bond yesterday
with the County Court as Notary
Public, an Office to which he had
been appointed by the Governor,
some time ago.
Mr.. b. B. Woog, of Washing on,
D. O., nephew of Messrs. Joe and
Marcus Friedman of this city, en-
listed in the U S. Army as pri-
vate, and has been in the Philip
pine islands, and for meritorious
bravery was promoted to First
Lieutenanoy, was again promoted
short time ago by appointment
to be Military Governor of the
Isle of Guam, at the city of Agano.
This is quite distinction to be
bestowed upon man so young as
Lieut.. Woog, he being only 81
years of age on New Years day.
Lieut.. Woog will be remembered
by our people as he has several
times visited here.
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/ have 1900 square feet
Of floor space, outside of my
Warehouses.
The Washburn leader., 1900-12-08
WAGES OF PEOPLE.
Average: Rate Paid According to In
spectiOns of State Labor. Bureau.

Average: Rate Paid According to In
spections of State Labor. Bureau.
The state labor bureau has COM
pleted table showing the average
wage earnings of the working people
of the state for the years 1899 and 1900.
The reports for 1900 are more, complete
than those for 1899, because the former
year witnessed the first attempt to Sc
cure wage statistics, and employers
were chary about giving the facts.
The statistics for 1899 show 42.76'
male and 5,649 female wage earners IN
the establishments inspected, total
Of as, 416. For 1900 the total number
of wage earners was 66,956, of which
57,1O5 were males, and 1851 females.
TIE percentage of female employees in
creased from 11.66 per sent of the to-
tai in 1899 to 14.71 per cent in 1900. and
this has a marked effect upon the
wage schedule, which. shows, an in
crease in the numbersof employees in
each class under 50 per week, a de-
crease in the percentage earning more
than 50 and less than $40 per week:
This is ascribed altogether to the Wo-
men wage workers.
The percentage of employees earning
more than $40 per week has increased
from 371 to 4.92. The following table
shows the percentage Of employees
Az, ,,,o roc ,,,ontioned. 'Hts.45t-
The Washburn leader., 1900-12-08
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Overflow From the Wires in q Csn-
dcnsed Form.

Overflow From the Wires in osn-
. dcnsed Form.
Secretary Hays convention with
Nicaragua signed Saturday is simply a
protoco. for the canal treaty.
Mrs. Julia C. Pierce Of St. Paul has
been appointed assistant rnatron at the
Vermillion Lake, Mimi, Indian school
at $500 a year.
A steam pipe burst at the Masee &
FELTON, Lumber company's mill at Ma
con, Ca, scalding to death f. r. Hath
away and his negro fireman.
The Northern Pacific company has
purchased flfty-six acres more land In
the central portion of Tacoma tide
lands, adjacent to deep water.
)! Warrants were signed at the treas
ury for the disbursement of about
$4,000 to the Sioux at the Pine Ridge
agency, s. D., in payment for beef
contracts.
Miss Georgie Cayvan, the actress. is
in hospital at New York almost
physical wreck, being nearly totally
blind. Her health has been declining
since an operation undergone in 1895.
J. H. Smiths racing stables, four
miles west, Of Ills Point. Tex, were
burned, including nearly all of his
string of race horses, whose names are
familiar to turfmen from Chicago to
New Orleans.
A deal by which the Consolidated
street railway proprietors of the WASH
ington Traction Company Of Wash
ington, D. c., may pass into the con-
troll of the Boston Street Railway syn
dicate, is under way. 49,
The Washburn leader., 1900-12-08
WHAT 1T COST THEN.
Campaign Expenses of Candidates
for State Omces.

Campaign Expenses of Candidaaea
for State Omces.
st. Paal, Dec. 5.--Nearly all the cer-
tificates of election expenses required
by law to be filed with the secretary Of
state have been submitted. The afti-
davits filed by the candidates are as
follows: State officials: Lyndon A.
Smith, lieutenant governor. $4s2.14;
Loren w. Collins, justice supreme
court, $1,000: c. j. Start, chief justice
supreme court. $1.26s so; J. G. Miller.
railway commission, s1,315.55; P. M.
Ringdal. railway commission. $731.33;
H. C. Koerner, treasurer of state. 1922;
j. j. Hebbard, railroad commission.
$125.5O; E. G. Wallender, lieutenant
governor, $99.50; Edward Kriz, gov
ernor, sS5.77; c. r. Staples. railroad
commission. $1,1S7.25; S. M. Owen. rail-
road commission, $3.50; julius H. Block,
state treasurer, $1,000; M. B. Mills.
railroad commission, $1,275.39: p. E.
Hanson, secretary of state, $1,346.S5;
w. B. Douglas, attorney general.
$851.50. Congressional candidates: M.
L. Matthews, s290.66; S. D. Works. SIS;
Henry NELSON, $216.64; Page Morris,
$675.