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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27

the gre at vegetable
purifier and tonic, is
the ideal remedy il all
rheumatic troubles.
There are no opiates or
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27
Wash pants
| &c

Boys washable pique and ~
duck knee pants and some MILDLY long
pants. which sold up to as high as SOC.
viii be put out on table this morn
ing and sold for Toe pair. offering q
most extraordinary bargain.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27
"ohice of the Superior Chief,

"P NJ Provinces of Southern LCZ1n.
I'm answer TO your communica ton
in which you inform me of your desire to
place yourself at the head Gin command)
of the forces that are TO attack, If we
operate against Manila, I must make
known to you the great satisfaction that
such desire produces in me, for Just that
was the only detail wanting to complete
the work of our revolution and place in
an awkward position the so much boosted
of good policy OF the enemy, who, as an
ultimate result, will be the one to pay
the fiddler. if your intention is carried
out in a satisfactory manner. and then
there would be no appropriate words TO
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27
At Hechts'
oday.

Wash suits ...............1 0c
A lot Of boys washable sailor "
blouse suits Of Galatea cloth, Bingham,
etc. in sizes 3. 4. Z. 8. and TO- some Of
which have silk-embroidered shields.
and which sold up to 9ac. to go today
at 19e. Not large lot, so be prompt.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27

Shirt waists. ......101c
A lot of boys percale w
shirt waists. both fancy patterns and
indigo blue effeets-the kind which sell
for 35c usually-will be sold for 10 1-2c
today.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27

was doing on our line that night. and in
fact we did not get working wire until
y the next morning I went home patting
myself on the back on the little scheme
had engineered. N did not know enough
sheut the newspaper bu siress to realize
that there would be all linds OF explsna-
tons to make
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-27

I'm Southern Luzon
San Francisco de Malabon.
Dec. 90 1899.
'The plan of battle traced by you for
the attack on Manila by the forces of ter
ritorial militia organized by you, Is of a
nature which l consider would be greatly
successful in this war. and for that rea-
son you should lead in it personally, so
that by your presence we may obtain the
desired result by means OF the precision,
surprise. and energy which should be
given by you to the battle.
God guard you many years.
MARIANA TRIAS.
Lieutenant General.
"Senor Artemio Ricarte, Division Gen
eral"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28
Jan C.ajka i Stauislaw Grylewioz. nod.

Jan C.ajka ! Stanisaaw Grylewioz, pod.
o~hoerowie; B. u. Maoiejewski, wsoh.
mistrs. j. Nawrooki i F. Parulski, do
choragwi kosOielnej; J. Swiatkowski /
j. Kaosmarek, do choragwi nsrodowei.
Delegation Sejmu z. N. p, b. q. Ma.
oiejewski. Wszysoy o.ionkowie 50 pro-.
s1eni ma posied.enie, kt6re sic odbed.ie
dnia l lipos, o wpoi do drugiej 20 DO
audniu do hall Puaaskiego 500 South
Ashland AVE.. Waane sprawy do za3at.
vienna. Administrators nova i stars
.ejdsie sic dis, W o.wartek do hall Pu.
iaskiego o 8 godz. wisoz6r. b. Il. Ma.
ciejewski, sekr.
Or. AZ 20 Chicago.
Tow. Mtodyoh Przemysiowoow, or.
Al, odbedzie swe posisdzenie W czwar.
tex, dnia % czerwoa r. b. / kaady ox.o.
mex powinien dostawi6 certyi sat swei
tony ma to posiedzenie. J. Kempozyh .
ski, prezes.
Or. 3O4 10 Chicago.
Towarzystwo Jana Zamojskiego Or.
SO4 Nv. N. P. obralo ma przedrooznem
posiedzeniu dnia 1890 maja, 1900 r.
nowa administraoje jak nastepuje: Pre-.
ses, Hill. Wutkowski; vice-prezes, M.
Konieoska; sesr. prot, wa. Wutkow-
ski, sekr. fin., 8. Koniecska; kasisr,
Kaz. Dtzewieokl; marszaisk, M. Ora.
oayk; Ohorasy Issy, w. Przylomski;
11gi, FIR. Suszka; rada gospodaroza, FIR.
Godlewski i FIR. Kurowski; komitet OBJ
chodowy, Kaz. Sisnkiewioz i K. Drze.
wieoki. Posieizenia odbywaja sic W
ka.da druga niedzisle miesisca o godz.
2giej pc poludniu hall OBJ. j. Jaru.
seek, lS58-48th str. Wszelkie listy
Tub correspondence dotycsaoe powyz
szego Towarsystwa, prose- nadselac
pod adresem: wa. Wutkowski, sekr.
prot. 4744 S. Wood str, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28
WiadOmOsci Z~wiazkowe.
Or 80 20 Chicoqo.

Or 80 20 Chicago.
Tow. spiewu sw. Tr6jOy, or. 35 W
Chicago, wystepujs In corpore ma pix.
mix Tow. sw. J6zefs, kt6ry .ie odbe.
die dnia 4 lipca r. b., wiec kaady c.lo.
mex jest obOwia.any stawic sic o god..
8'ej rano do hall posiedze6. = J. Ko.
towski, Prszes, Ig. Przekwss, sekr.
6r. 81 20 Greenpoint, ~. Y.
P~osiedzenie roozne | nadzwyczajne
odbedzie sic 8 lipoa T. b., o gods. 2 20
Poaudniu " hall zwyklych posied.e6,
ma kt6rem kazdy o.lonek powinien by6
obeony. Wazns sprawy, wyb6r move.
60 komitetu, zadeklarowanis asekuracji
posmiertnego ma jaka sumo sprawl no.
wego podatku ! wiele innyoh spraw,
kt6re ma tenn posiedzeniu musza bye
za}atwione. w. Kami6ski, sekr.
Or. 245 10 Chicago.
Ma przedrocznem posiedzsniu tow.
Krakusow sw. Grzegorza or. 245 Nv.
N. P. obraoy zostsi ma rok nastspny ma.
stepujacy zarzad: FIR. Balzer, prezes;
Jan K~luozyhski, w~iceprezes; B. u. Ma.
ciejewski, sekr. prot; Jan O~pslewski,
sekr. hnansowy; Ant. G6recki, Easier.
Rada gos codsroza: J6zef Miszkiewic.,
Andrzej Zientek | Jan Dobosz. Zarzad
wojskowy: Ig. Krauze, kapitan; And.
Pleczek ! J6zef Bsrezewski, ofoerowie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28

nerala Dewetta. Oddzialy to, przeno-
szao sic q miejsca ma miejsoe z wielka
szybkoscia, napadaja ma garnizony an.
gielskie oraz niszcza komunikacje z
armja Robertsa W Transwaalu, a tax
sic daja we znaki anglikom, 1e Roberts
zawiesi} pono nawet wszelkie zaozepne
dzia&anie oraz postal ozesc wojsk swoich
do Oranji ably raz ~skohOzyc z nieprzy.
jaoielem, kt6ry ohoc ME liczny ale
odwazny j rzutki = ma serjo grozi} ty.
som jego armji. A wiec zn6w koniec
wojny, og}oszouy przez niekt6re pisma
angielskie ma dzieh 80 b. M, ulegnie
~opoznieniu, bye moAe jednak, re An.
glja, pod wplywem zatargu W Chinach,
da boerom take warunki, ze z~{oAenie
przez mich broni okaze sic mozliwem.
L ma Filipinach bye moze przyjdzie
do zgody. Obeony naczelnik wojsk
amerykahskioh i wojenny gubernator
wysp Filipihskich, ~jenera} Macarthur,
postepuje tam bardziej po ludzku i tax
towniej niA p~oprzednik jego, jeneral
Otis. Zezwoli} nap. ma zebranie WV.
bitnyoh filipihczyk6w W Manili ma ma.
rade W celu u}ozenia warunk6w pokoju,
ma jakioh powstanie mogloby bye ukoh.
czone. Zebrani uchwalili siedem wa.
runkow z kt6ryoh wazniejsze: Zapew-
nienie og6lnej i zupe}nej amnestji 20.
w%stahoom, wszelkich praw przys}uguja-
cych obywatelom -amerykahskim oraz
wypedzenie z wysp ~Filipihskich wszy-
stkioh mnich6w. Ma pierwszy z tyoh
warunkow jen. Macarthur zgadza sic,
co do drugiego, to przyznaje prawa O.
sobiste procz prawa ~noszenia broni i
sadow przysieg{ych, co do trzeoiego zas,
to wykresli} go, albowiem sprawl mni-
chow i klasztorow ma Filipinaoh jest W
rekaoh oddzielnej komisji pod kierun.
klein sedziego Taft.
Tymozasem jednak walka trivia jesz-
oze. TAX nap. 13 b. m. oddzia} z~}ozony
re 40 ludzi z 4Ogo pulku pieohoty o.
chotniozej, wyszed}szy ma rekonesans W
okolicach miasteczka Tagayan ma wy
sPie Luzon, natrafii ma silna pozycje fl.
iPihozykow, ktorej zdoby6 ME m6g} i
musia& cofnac sic, straciwszy 8 zabitych,
10 rannych jednego zo{nierza wziete-
60 do niewoli. Co krwi i pieniedzy
k~osztuje juz ia nies}uszna wojna!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28

Byaby Rad angielski tego wszystkiego
unikna&, gdyby Polityka jego ME OPERA
1a.sie ma pewnosci, 70 Mkt mu stanowiska
dominujaoego W sprawaoh azjatyckich
odebra6 ME moze. Dzisiaj z}udzenie
to juz pierzoh}o, wobec fakt6w ktore
niewatPliwie swiadcza, ze Anglia stra-
CHA wp1yw jski miala dotychozas i choc
nareszoie usuneas n~iedoleznego swego
pe1nomocnika W Pekinie, Mo Donalda,
by zastapic 60 przez oz{owieka bardziei
energioznego i zreoznego; to jednak
watPimy, by potraiia odzyskac stano-
wisko utracone. Bee kwestji to zmniej-
szenie sic znaczenia Anglji W polityoe
miedzynarodowej jest ola mas, polak6w,
nieprzyjemnem re wzgledu ma to, re
Anglia jake przeoiwnik Rosji moze
STAG sic W danym razie bardzo waznym
~ozynnikiem W sprawie wywalozenia ME.
p~odlegsosci ola Polski = ale, niestety,
nasza sympatja Tub antypatja W takich
w~ypadkaoh ME gra zadnej roll, bez-
~wzgledna, kupiecka polityka mooarstw
kroczy swoja droga.
w zesz}ym numerzs podalismy "a
dziennikami amerykahskimi wiadomos6,
ze admiral Seymour, wys}any z Tien-
sinu z oddzia}em wojsk roznonarodo.
wyoh ma odsiecz europejskim legacjom
W Pekinie, o~blezonym przez mot}och
chihski, by} zmuszony powrocic do
Tiensin. Wiadomosoi tel zaprzeczaja
dzisiaj. o losie tego oddzia}u MIC ME-
ma Pewnego. Jedni utrzymuja, re Sey-
mour jest juz W Pekinie, inni zas, re
zosta} o%toozony przez liczne silly chin
ozyk6w i znajduje sic W niebezpie-
ozehstwie. Taksamo niema pewnyoh
wiadomosci z Pekinu. TAX nap. Rad
Stan6w Zjednoczonyoh juz cd ID dni
ME otrzyma} cd swego ministra, Con
gera, znaku zyoia.
Opr6cz okret6w, o kt6rych juz wspo-
minalismy, udadza sic do Taku:
panoernik Oregon, znajdujaoy sic obec-
ME W Hongkong oraz pancernik Brook
Ign z Manili, pod wodza vice admira}a
Remeya, kt6ry - jake starszy cd vice.
admira1a Kempffa = obejmie dow6dz-
two mad eskadra amerykahska. Ma
pancerniku Brooklyn wyjedzie takze
z Manili do Taku oddzia} pieohoty anne
rykahskiej, Rad ma przytem zamiar
jaknajpredzej wys&ac lyle wojska, by
razem z wys}anym juz oddzia{em utwo-
rzyc try pulki. TAX wieo Ameryka
wezmie ME ma{y udzia} W sprawach
ohihskich i bye moze, odegra tam pierw-
s%zorzedna role, jake posrednik pomie-
dry rywalizujacemi re soba mocarstwa-
mi europejskiemi.
w Petersburgu zmar{ nagle hr. Mu-
rawiew, minister spraw zagranicznyoh i
bratanek smutnej pamieci Murawiewa
,,wieszatela". Cz{owiek ten, dzieki
~elegancji swej i u~nizonosci doszed} do
wysokiego %stanowiska, ME odznaczy}
sic jednak W swej dzia3alnosoi dyplo-
matycznej niczem wybitnem, chyba
podpisaniem owei s}ynnej swego czasu
odezwy carskiej, w~zywajacej Judy cy-
wilizowane ma konferencie pokoiowa W
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Przeglad ~polityczny.


sPo4eozehstwa amerykahskiego zwr6oo.
na byla ma Filadelfje, gdzie odbywa}a
sic narodowa konwenoja stronniotwa
republikahskiego. Choc wiadomem by
10, ze n~ominacje ma prezydenta otrzyma
Mo .Kinley, to jednak 90 do kandyda-
fury ma wice-prezydenta do ostatniej ME-
NAL ohwili zaohodzi}y watpliwosoi o
kt6ryoh Pisalismy juz W poprzednim
numerze. Nastapi}a atoli zgoda i pod
tym wzgledem z chwila, gdy sic kon-
wenoja rozpocze}a i nominaoje ma u
Rad prezydenta otrzymal jednoglosnie
Mo Kinley, ma wioe-prezydenta zas GU
bernator nowojorski Roosevelt. Co sic
tyozy przyjetej ma konwenoji tax zwa-
nej platformy stronnictwa, to podajemy
ja ma innem miejscu.
Konwencja ia by}a wymownym do
WOODEN zgody i jednosoi, jake panuja
W szeregach republikahskioh, to tez ME-
ma najmniejszej watpliwosci, ze repu-
blikanie przeprowadza podozas j%esien-
nyoh wybordw swyoh kandydatow z
najwieksza latwoscia, pomijajao jug
inne warunki sprzyjajaoe, kt6re wybor
ten czynia pewnym.
Zatarg Chin z n~ajwiekszemi mooarst-
wami swiata przybiera ooraz grozniei.
sza postac, pozwalajaca przypuszozac,
re zanim spok6j W pahstwie ohihskiem
z~ostanie przywrooony = potoki krwi
sic przeleja.
Pc zbombardowaniu fort6w chihskich
W Taku, mocarstwa z~ostawi}y tam ME-
wielka za}oge, reszte zas wojsk swoich,
liozaozych do 1000 ludzi. wys}aly W
glab kraju ola obrony pred bokserami
linji kolejowej prowadzacej do Tien-
sinu, dowiedziawszy sic zas przez goh-
COW, re juz ME bokserzy a regularne
wojska chihskie wystapi}y takze pre-
ciwko cudzoziemoom i bombarduia W
Tiensinie dzielnice europejska dzialami
~wielkiego kalibru; oddzia} z~{ozony z
400 zo{nierzy rosyjskioh i 100 %zo}nie-
rzy a~merykahskich zosta{ wysiany ma
odsieoz Tiensinowi. Przybywszy W oko-
lice miasta, oddzia{ ten zasta} drope "a
grodzona przez d1uga linje wojsk ohih-
skich tax licznych i dobrze uzbroio-
nyoh, re pomimo wszelkich usi{owah
niepodobna by2o jej przebic. To tez,
~ponios&szy ciezkie straty, musia} oofna6
sic do Taku, zkad miala bye wyprawio-
ma druga ekspedycja daleko silniejsza.
Mimochodem warto zaznaczy6, u pierw-
sly to wypadek W dziejaoh Stanow
Zjednoozonych, re zo}nierze tego kraju
waloza W jednym szeregu z zo}nierzami
r~osyjskimi! Oby ia krew zo}nierzy Ca
ratu zmieszana ma polu bitwy z zo}nie-
rzami najwiekszej rzeczpospolitej ma
swieoie ME by{a p}odna nastepstwa
ola mas smutne. Wracajac do sprawy
chihskiej, musimy stwierdzic fakt, re
przypuszozenia nasze co do p~orozumie-
mia japofsko-rosyjskiego sprawdzi}y
sic, jak BOWEN donosza dzienniki, Rad
jaPohski nakaza} prasie japohskiej uni
kama nadal wszelkich objawow ME-
przyjaznych Rosji. Widocznie Rad
rosviski potraRl ,ko;H Io~u-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-09
MOUNDsvILLE.

The Asetceam Trio and johnson
Swiss Bellringers (combined) will ap
pear in the school hall March Goth un
der the direction of the senior gradu
ating class. This combination O.
stringed instruments and Swiss bells
company has appeared In most of thu
important cities in the United State;
and always met with great success.
J. r. Johnston, of Seventh street, lef
yesterday for Pittsburg on business
trip.
Mrs. Jacob Israel is confined to hel
home on account of i'll health.
Joe E. Gray, who sprained his ankle
about week ago, is able to walk
about again with the aid of a cane.
August Stultz has force of mon al
work laying the foundation for he
new glass factory.
William Cooper, of Wayman's Ridge
was caller in town yesterday.
Louis Etzel has moved from G. A
Viewers property near the prison to &
house belonging to Will Fitzsimmous
Mrs. John Carney's mother left yes.
terday for her home in Covington, Ky.
after visiting here for some time.
Howard Edwards has resigned his
position in the Crane mines, back OF
Bellaire, and has accepted similar
one in the Moundsville mine.
Tomorrow is pay day at the Glen
dale mine. Considerable money viii
be distributed among the people. a
jubilee is anticipated for tomorrow
night, as is the custom at that place
on pay day.
Mrs. Will Elder, of Second street, is
visiting her sister in Wheeling for q
few days.
Will Clark, of Thompson, was bust.
ness caller in the city yesterday.
J. D. Perry, of the Perry's Victory
Machine Company, of Detroit, Mich.
is in the city exhibiting the models Of
most complete of the kind ever seer
in this section Of the country. Mr.
Perry is stopping at the Mound City
Hotel, where he can be seen by any
one. He extends an Invitation to al
to come in. He is also looking for q
place to locate factory to manufac-
ture the implements. Moundsville
would do we'll to secure the establish.
ment. Mr.. Perry will remain here
probably all next week.
Mrs. B. F. Meighen is slightly indis-
posed at her home on Seventh street
Rev. Father Boyce, of Sistersyille, is
in the city.
James Kirk, of Cumberland, Md, il
at the bedside of a sick sister, Mrs
Martin Kavanaugh, who has been q
sufferer for several weeks. She was
very low yesterday evening.
Humane Officer Echols, of Wheeling
was in the city yesterday.
A. J. McElroy was Wheeling caller
Yesterday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-09
GRAFTON.
Body of Adam Heinert Recovered
From the Rivera Dwelling

Body of Adam Heinert Recovered
From the Rivera Dwelling
Burned.
Special to the Register.
GRAFTON, w. Va, March S.-The
body of Adam Heinert, the tailor that
disappeared from his home on Wash
1ngton street early Monday morning,
was found floating in the river near the
Fetterman bridge, one mile below here,
at late hour yesterday. His mind
had seemed little off for several
weeks and his family had kept close
watch. On Sunday he attended church
with the family and appeared in bet
ter condition than usual. He arose
about 5 o'clock Monday and stepped
out Of the house, after which no trace
could be found of him, although the
family gave the alarm at once. He
came here some five years ago with his
family from Piedmont, and has since
been employed with the Gerheim mer-
chant tailor establishment.
At five O'Clock the dwelling house of
Henry Colerider, on Main street. occu-
pied by his mother, caught fire and
was entirely destroyed before the fire
company could reach the scene. The
fire originated from the kitchen stove,
where the clothes had been hung too
near the pipe and were ignited. The
household goods were total loss, with
$500 insurance on the building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-09

SI5TERSvMIE w. va. March 81
At meeting OF the city council, held
yesterday afternoon. the following
commissioners for the municipal cleo
ton, to be held on March 70, were APP
pointed: First ward Samuel Nc
Coach. w. l. Armstrong and F. A.
Snyder. Second .ward-T. S. Lacey,
R. Broadwater and F. L. Blackmarr.
Third ward-A. B. Wilson, Samuel
Pollen and Kore Queen. Fourth
ward-John Clark, M. ]. Mccoy and
John StatherS.
Last evening, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. P. M. Iverson, on South
Wells street, Miss Hilda Lawson, of
jamestown, N. Y, was married to
James Weady, a well known young
man of this city. The wedding was
quiet, home affair, only a few of
the most intimate friends of the young
couple being present. After the cer-
emory had been performed by Rev. T..
A. Anderson, pastor Of the Presby-
terrain church, an excellent supper
was served. The happy young couple
left this morning on wedding tour,
which will include some of the most
important points in the east, after
which they will return to this city,
where they will make their future
home.
Harry Henderson,, who is employed
in Wheeling drug store, arrived in
the city yesterday, and will be the
guest of Mrs. D. A. Henderson,, of
Diamond street, for a few days before
returning.
Hon. p A. Shanor, R. L. Moore and
a number of others left this morning
for Parkersburg, where they will visit
the convention of the Republican
League clubs of the state. About
twenty delegates from this city and
vicinity went down last evening.
Harvey W. Hammer, of West Union,
Doddridge county, was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Harmer will be
candidate for state senator from this
district, and in addition to attending
to some business matters was look
ing after his political interests in this
county. He left for home this morn
ing.
AT their meeting last night the Citi-
zens' Hose Company elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve for the ensu-
ing year: President, S. G. Kline; vice
president, C. L. ellis; treasurer, w.
J. Mccoy; recording secretary, R. E.
Noel; financial secretary, G. w. Phil
lips; first foreman, R. r. Reynolds;
second foreman, c. L. ellis; trustee,
S. r. Martin, reelected.
Tomorrow afternoon the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will hold
their regular weekly meeting, in the
auditorium of the city building. There
is comfortable business of import
ance to be transacted, and there will
be a large attendance. The ladies
desire that all who are interested in
the work, whether they be members
or not, to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-09
CHARTERS GRANTED.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March s.
A charter has been granted by the Sec
rotary of State to the Cariboo Gold
Mining Company, of Fairmont, w. Va,
with an authorized capital of 100000.
The incorporators are John C. Joliff,
of Muncie, Ind, H. S. Mckinley and
E. A. Brahm, of Pittsburg, Pa, A. B.
Mcdonald and F. T. Martin, of Fair
mont.
A charter was also granted to the
National Rotary Engine Company, of
Wheeling, w. Va, with an authorized
capital of 100000. The incorpora-
tors are George w. Montgomery, of
Bellaire, Ohio, P. E. Mccoy, w. R..
Wells and w. A. Williamson, of Wheel
ing, and Lindsay Merrill, of New Mar
tinsville, w. Va.
A charter las been granted to the
Buffalo Oil Company, of Cairo, w. Va,
with an authorized capital stock of
$4,000. The incorporators are U. S.
G. Terrell, Wesley Clark, w. H. Scott,
L. D. Fink, w. B. Morris, I. Guy Cut
right and A. M. Douglass, of Cairo, and
H. Morris, of CORVALLIS.
A charter has also been granted to
the Havana Plantation Company,
which is formed for the purpose of Gull
tivating ana dealing in grain, operating
grist mills, etc. The principal office is
to be in Wheeling, and the authorized
capital is 100000. The incorporators
are H. V. Brandenburg, George H.
Fritz, Osborn Congelton, Thomas R.
Daniels and John w. Avery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-09
M0RGANT0WN.
Another Deal In Coal Lands-Real Els.
tate Sold-New Bank-University

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Another Deal In Coal Lands--Real Els
tate Sold-New Bank-University
Buying Ground.
| Special to the Register.
MORGANTQWN, w. Va, March 8
The Pittsburg -Fayette Coal and
Coke Company, which has been buy
ing great deal of coal lands in this
| county during the past month, having
taken up about twenty thousand acres
are it = said, about to start develop
ment of their properties. They will
build twenty Semet-Solvay bi-product
coke ovens to utilize the tar. 1T is
intended to ship coal to the seaboard.
| They will invest about a million and
a half in their lands and plants. The
company will be the first one that
will do any great amount of develop
ing in this county, although a num-
Der of them are buying coal in this
section The company is composed of
Pittsburg and Baltimore capitalists.
A decree of divorce has been grant
ed to John Sidwell and Charlotte Sid
well.
The block owned by William Whit
tington, the shoe dealer, who recently
assigned, was sold by C. R. Hayes to
Guy Brown and Mrs. Leana Donley
Brown for $4,000 This is $500 less
than Wilmington gave for it
The University Y M. c. A. has elect
ed as officers for the ensuing year:
President, e. l. Ireland; Vice Presi-
dent, w. w. Smith; Recording Secre-
tary, Frank Bowman; Corresponding
Secretary, J. r. Moreland; Treasurer,
E. U. Richards.
The University has purchased an
acre of land adjoining the Methodist
graveyard for $6,3S1 The last session
of the Legislature refused to appropri-
ate money for this purchase. One or
more of the new buildings will be To-
Gated on this plat. The pipe organ
has arrived and will be installed in
the University at once. The organ
will be a very fine one and cost over
five thousand dollars. 1T is the gift
of two friends of the institution who
do not wish their names to be made
public.
Jacob Previns, of Morgantown, has
bought four hundred and fifty acres
of the Pittsburg coal vein in Greene
county lying in Dunkard town.
Messrs Kicks and Davis, of this place,
were the agents through whom the
sale was made.
Jos. W. Craig, who is the head of
the big gas company that is invading
this State for fuel for Pittsburg, and
vicinity, is the president of the Fair
mont and Grafton Gas Company, hav-
ing recently become it's owner along
with R. l.. Lowrie, of Pittsburg.