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stance to alcoholism or accident. The prov
ince was kept in excellent order through
the police work Of the 4th. and after eight
months of service in the island 1t was in
May 1899, ordered to return home to be
mustered out The trip to the United
States was made on the converted cruiser
Dixie TO New York from Santiago, in four
days. and the regiment proceeded from
there by train to Camp Meade Pa. the
mustering-out point. Here the regiment
was again highly praised by the regular
army officers In attendance at the camp
for its appearance and discipline While at
Camp Meade the regiment obtained per-
mission from the War Department to ap-
pear in the military parade on the first day
OF the peace jubilee, held in this city in
May last 1t was brought here by train
early in the morning, and after It's appear
ance In the military pageant returned to
Camp Meade the same night. While in this
city the command was given the highest
praise by every one, not only for its spen-
did appearance in the parade. but also on
account of the behavior of the men. who
We're given the liberty of the town during
the evening.
The men were mustered out at Camp
Meade June 10, the companies a rule,
going to their respective homes in Mary
land and Virginia in bodies, where they
were rendered enthusiastic receptions The
men from the District returned to their
homes in this city as individuals, so that
there was no chance for popular demon
stration in their behalf
Commander Lipscomb.
Capt. Lee NJ. Lipscomb, who commands
the 4th Immune Camp. was one Of the best
known officers in that regiment. He en-
tered as a first lieutenant and was assigned
to Company H. Upon the promotion of
the captain Of that company to be major
Lieut.. Lipscomb was selected as its new
commanding officer, and he Won the regard
and esteem of the men in such a way a.;
to obtain for him and those above him the
best service on all occasions of the men in
his command. He administered the affairs
OF Jiguani, Cuba, in an admirable way, and
was held in high regard by the natives of
that section of the province.
Capt Lpscomb is q native of the west
and has seen service on the plains in Texas.
both with the army and in private pursuits.
fifteen years. however, his present home
being near Gaithersburg. Md.
First Lieut.. Edward II. Brian, the second
in command of the camp, one of the
youngest officers in the 4th Immune Regi-
ment. He mustered in a private
June I, 1898; promoted to be sergeant June
II, and commissioned a second lieutenant
October l, just before the command sailed
for Cuba. He is now second lieutenant in
Company A. 9TH Battalion. District Nation
al Guard, and Is popular candidate for
the captaincy Of that company. He has
served in the National Guard in all capaci-
ties from private to second lieutenant, and
is regarded a model soldier. While in
the service of the United States he was
held in high esteem both by his fellow off,
GERS and by the men under him. He served
In Company D of the 4th Immures.
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G.G.g. LIME NOW OPEN!
Completed and Opened to
the Public.
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE-ANY
ONE CAN RIDE OVER IT TO
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

ChicaSo.-(Special.D-T new C. c. C. line is
open public, and at gained
enormous patronage account OF the meritorious
service 1t performs. The line Is built solid
merit, and leads by the straightest and shortest
route to Health. Everybody IL delighted. and those
who thought they would never reach Health and
Happiness ag"ln have found this easy and sure
way Of getting there.
Ninety per of the ills Of humanity
caused by lazy Nvers, chronic constipation and
their consequences. impure blood and poisoning
of the whole system. What's the Use Of stumbling
along the roadway, sick and weary, when you can
quickly ride TO health-by taking Cascarets. Buy
and try Cascarets Candy Cathartic today. You VIII
find that it's what they do, not what We say they'll
do, that will please you Sold by druggists gener-
ally 1oc 25c. or Soc per box, or by mail for
price. Send for booklet and free sample. Address
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This Is the CASCARET tablet.
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Literary and Musical Entertainment

Encampment No. %, Union Veteran Lee
gion. gave literary and musical enter
tainment Thursday evening, with the fol-
lowing program:
Opening address, Comrade ]. Madison
Cults; comic songs in character, Professors
Frank and George Depro; recitations,
Messrs. F. c. OConnen, T. o. PuliZZi and
Comrade Pittman; piano solo. Miss Matte
Adams
Refreshments Were served, a delegation
of the Ladies of Grant Circle, No. !, assist
ing.
The national commander will visit this
encampment March s.
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Capt. shilIing's BENEFIT.

Arrangements have been completed for
the benefit to Capt. Edgar A. Shilling to
be given tomorrow evening at the Columbia
Theater, under the auspices of the Morton
Cadets. To Judge from reports the affair
promises to be a gratifying success, both
artistically and financially. The program
has been arranged by Mr.. Henry Xander,
and those who will participate include a
number of representative soloists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-24

Miss Myra Churchill Holmes, niece of DIR.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, appeared before a
large audience in the amusement hall of
St. Elizabet Asylum last evening and
gave number of selected recitations
Among the numbers in her recital were
The Comet and several children's
sketches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-24
demanded to Jail.

Thornton Braxton was today arraigned
before Judge Kimball in the Police Court,
on the charge of cutting Benjamin Trice
twice with a knife during a fracas Thurs
day evening, and was remanded to Jail to
await further proceedings. The particu-
lars of the affair have been already printed
In The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-24

William Corcoran Hill, for the owner. has
sold to Thomas F. Walsh premises Nos
1+03-14n5 New York avenue. through g. A.
Wickersham his representative, for SAG, 900
The property contains about 3, 700 square
feet and has 80 feet front on New York
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-24

William II. Coates, who. stated in The
Star of yesterday. fired pistol at a boy
named Robinson, when the ball missed hin,
but struck Edward Snipes In the knee. to-
day in the Police Court pleaded guilty ard
Judge kimball held him for the action Of
the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-24

From Puck.

Mistress-'Is that policeman who was in
the kitchen last night your steady COM
pany?'
Cook-"He will be, mum, II OF decide to
shtay here, and he isn't transferredi'
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He Goes With You to the
Bang Accompanies
You to Breakfast, Dim
ner a nj d S SUPPER.

Won AIRY him in your pocket-a box of MASoN'S
YELLOW TABLETS. II the salad was irresisti-
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Low TABLETS viii help You dodge the conse-
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utathn Is condensed into every tablet It's vital
they do precisely We promise. We know they
will that's why We dare te positive in our
statements. Try them-conyiction will follow-the
conviction Of cure
Mason's Health Defenders.
MAsoN'S YELLOW TABLETS CURE DYsrEP-
MAsoN's BROWN TABLETS CURE CONSTR
MASoN'S RED TABLETS CURE COUGHS.
MAsoN's WHITE TABLETS CURE SORE
THROAT.
30 tablets, 1oc-alI Druggists or sent for price
Arch street, PHILADELPHIA. PA.
MASnN'S CREAM or OLIVES CURES CA
TAltl:Il and all inflammation If the skin and mt
cous membrane. safe and sure remedy for Iiles-
Mason's Rcnre,Iie are put mp in 10. % and 80
cent boxes. FOR SALE at the following drug
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Brownies, sir, this is wonderful
age in which We livei What do you sup
pose our great grandfathers would say If
they We're told that a person went to sleep
in Boston and woke up in Philadelphia
Jones-"I presume they would want to
know what 1t was that woke him up"
Puck
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LeRalIx Separated.

By decree signed this afternoon by JUS
tice Barnard, in Equity Court No. ., Su-
same D. Wfnkler was granted divorce
from Richard N. Winaler. Desertion OF
the wife by the husband was charged.
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As an instance of this remarkable method, the
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Mr. Iange is a wellpreserved old gentleman 70
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Mt work read the want columns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21
THE LONG RUN DISASTER.
Probability That More Lives wer
Lost I'm the Washout

Probability That More Lives Were
Lost I'm the Washout.
The disaster from the cloudburst at
the village of Long Run, (the postof-
fee going by the name of Startle),
seems TO have destroyed more
lives than was at first learned. A spe-
cial to the Register last night stated
that two bodies had been recovered at
Portland station and both were the vic
Tins of this catastrophe. These bodies
were found among the drift in Short
creek. The woman is supposed 10 be
Mrs. Gorczienski, OF Long hun, but the
man was not identified. This dispatch
adds two more to the death list, max
ing the total five. 1t is possible that
a mistake has been made in the name,
and that the woman's body is that of
Mrs. Lingo, as stated in yesterday
mornings paper. If this should be Mrs.
Lingo it will still add one to the fatal
list, as no knowledge was gained OF a
man loosing his life in the food
The village yesterday presented sad
picture. Those who had lost their low
ed ones were almost distracted, and
those whose homes had been swept
away, with all their earthly treasures,
much lamented their loss. The princi-
pal sympathy was for John Lingo and
son, who were in the mines at work
when the storm OF destruction swept
over this valley, and when coming out
found the wife and mother and son
swept away by the cruel torrents. One
other feature was that in the home of
Lingo was two trunks. one containing
$500, the other $40 in gold, the saw
ings of this family. The trunk con-
tanning the $40 was found, but the
other has not been recovered. In the
other homes swept away there was con-
siderable money and valuables, which
have not yet been found. The families
that are in distress are being well cared
for by the citizens committee and by
this charitable work no one is suffering.
The crops in this section have been
much damaged and this with the other
losses will aggregate several thousand
dollars. This, with the loss of life,
makes it one of the most DISASTROUS
floods ever known in this section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21
BUILDERS EXCURSION
Left Yesterday Afternoon at %. ~
for the Annual Outing at Niagru

Left Yesterday Afternoon at Z n m.
for the Annual Outing at Niagara
Falls.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the
members of the Wheeling Builders Elk
change left for Niagara Falls via the
Wheeling & Lake Erie on special
train They were booked to arrive In
Cleveland at z p. m. from where
they will take the steamer City
Of Erie for night ride down
the lake, arriving at Bufalo at
$50 this morning. After q short
stay in Buffalo the party will go to the
Falls and from there will take trims 10
Toronto, Thousand Islands and other
resorts. The party was personally con
Quoted by Travelling Passenger Agent
Samuel Sherman. Among those who
left were:
J. R. Butts and wife. e. Schen-
erlein and wife, P. Gilligan. Mr.. Me-
Neely, Rev. c. H. Mcdonald, A. L.oeeh-
err, j. A. Moore, d Cox and wife, Miss
Wendell and party, William welty, ].
Colvin and wife, Mrs. C. w. Patton and.
party. Mrs. G. II. Mediclk and sister,
John Richards and wife, A. +. Ulrich.
NJ. D. Mccoy, Miss Bertha Mccoy, Mrs.
Arnold, c. f. Braunlich and party. /.
Isenberg and party. Miss NJ. S. Bryant,
Mrs. o. N. Steindoff. Miss l.. Trout.
MTs. James Hughes, Miss Mary Hughes.
MRS. ]. NJ. Brennan, w. ]. Copeland and
wife, Mr.. NJ A. Statler. Mrs. F. w.
Ennis, John Dornan and wife, Mrs.
Charles Arnold and party, Mr.. Herr
berg. f. G. Robinson and wife, John
McCord and party, Mr.. Dell Bauer, Prof.
G. w. Delbrugge, Mrs. Kate Flaccus.
Miss Comerford, j. Il. Hawley, Mr. A.
w, Lowe and wife, Miss NJ ID. Finney,
Mrs. Alfred Caldwell and party, Mrs.
X. G. Warnafeldt, Miss Ella House.
Miss Rena House. Mrs J. L. Burt and
party, Charles #. Schultz, ]. A. Winter
halter, John Hasenauer and party, G.
NJ. Marsh, ]. @ Hayne and wife, John
Houghton and wife, Charles Herrold
and wife. Miss Mimi 'vey. Miss
Louise Shopper. SOL oppenheinsr, j.
w. Darrah and wife. ]. Metzgar and
party, l.. Grayson and party, John w.
Hall and party and Robert and James
Richards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

1t is Understood that Mr.. Hall sent a
telegram to Senator Elkins in wash
ington. requesting him to call him IN
by long distance phone at a certain
hour 1t is also understood that Mr.
Elkins complied with the request. and
that it was broadly limited 10 him thar
in certain contingency there might be
another candidate for the United States
Senate, who would have the support of
Ohio county, with very strong prob
ability that he would also have CON
siderable strength in other counties In
the First Congressional district.
What Mr. Hall desired is a matter
for conjecture
1t is understood that ii Is not only
love for Hall. but hatred OF Dawson a.
well, that IS the motive in seeking to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

The new automobile carriage Sc
cured by George A. House, propelled
by steam, has been on the streets for
two days and has attracted great deal
of attention. 1t is beauty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

Mrs. Weisner, who lives on McCul-
loch street, in the East End, prevented
a coniagration at her home by snatch
ing an oil stove and with rare presence
of mind dashing it into the open air.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21
STATE Guardianship
and WHAT GOES WITH II
DEMANDED OF A. b. WHITE BY THE
REPUBLICANS OF OHIO
COUNTY.
MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT.
WHITE THROWS COLD WATER ON
THE ENTHUSIASM OF THE
HALL SUPPORTERS
TELLING THEM A FEW THINGS

To Prove That They Are Manifest-
ing a POrl<ish Spirft-He reminds
Them of the political Plums Which
Have Been given to This County
and Refuses to Commit Him.
self on the Question of the State
Chairnanship-Othe First Dis
trict Counties were Represented mt
the MeetinG-AH Came by Invita-
tfon-More Than a Score of Speech
es, Some Mild, and Others Threat
ening ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Was
Said and Done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21
Small nlnze.

About one o'clock yesterday after.
noon there was a slight fire In the Reg
lister engine room. caused by oil aecf-
dentally dropping from torch TO y
pile of burning waste. The Chemical
was called out by still alarm, and tho
flames extingulshed without much
damage being done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21
IN SOCIETY.

Miss Emma Smith, assisted by Miss
Blanche Shafer. entertained number
of friends at her home on South Broad
way yesterday, The affair was in hon
or of Miss Clara Thier, of Lancaster,
Pa. Various forms of outdoor enter
tainment was provided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

secure the State Craftsmanship for me
Ohio county man They want to pun
ish Dawson for working against Hall
at the State convention
Verify there is harmony in the IN
Republican party in West Virginia,
with a large and influential
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection of the Small Events o,
Each Passing Day.

Each Passing Day.
The Korn Kob Klub gave a dance
at Mozart Park last night
James McCracken, of the South
Side has almost completed the addi-
ton to his residence.
The old Arbenz building on Tween
tieth street, which partially collapsed
recently, is being rebuilt.
The Board of County Commission
ers will meet next Monday to canvass
the returns of the recent election.
Welcome Lodge, A. 0. U. W.. has
been presented by Mr.. James A. Ran
kin with handsome new ballot box.
1t is reported that the Central
glass factory, which has been idle for
some time, will resume operations July
30th.
Nothing new is heard of the pros
pect to erect a large apartment house
on Fourteenth street, and it is prob
ably dropped.
I'm Police Court, yesterday morn
ing, Jim Lewis was fined $40 and costs
for wife beating; John Ritz S. and
costs; Jack Frisbie $40 and costs.
On the South Side. Thursday after
noon, one Of the Exley, Watkins & CO.
wagons ran off near the stables. The
wagon was overturned, but no damage
was done
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

cured by George A. House, propelled
by steam, has been on the streets for
two days and has attracted a great deal
of attention 1t is a beauty.
Mrs. Weisner, who lives on McCul-
loch street, in the East End. prevented
confagration at her home by snatch
ing an oil stove and with rare presence
OF mind dashing it into the open air.
Coroner Schultze gave to Jacob
Criswell yesterday a transcript OF the
inquest proceedings over the remains
OF Edward J. Brooks, in order that they
might obtain insurance for the de-
ceased's family.
The Council Committee on Petl-
lions and Remonstrances was called to
meet last night, but failed 10 secure a
quorum, on account Of the Republi-
can member attending the conference
in the Board OF Commissioners room.
There was a collision at the Ter
minal crossing at Thirtieth street. yes
terday noon, between gentleman and
a lady cyclist. The wheels were badly
mashed, but neither party was injured
Their names could not be ascertained.
Carl Yoke, OF North Market street.
received some very painful injuries
yesterday afternoon while working In
a ssone quarry near McCulloch street.
A stone fell on him. injuring his arm
and chest It Is understood. however.
that the injuries received are not dan
gerous.
The new sidewalk on the south side
of the steel bridge has been completed
to within short distance OF the center
pier. The new walk Is about two
inches higher than the old one. The
planks are being laid east and west IN
stead Of north and south, as were the
old ones. and are being joined closely
together, so that there are no cracks
now in which to catch umbrellas.
Justice Rogers has returned from
a visit TO his old home In Kentucky
He spent a very enjoyable time among
his relatives and old schooImates. He
said there was not as much excitement
over the Goetei murder trial as the
papers reported. but that there was
more talk about the nomination of
Beckham than anything else at the
present time The justice was mucf,
pleased with his visit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

Public sale of the Mcclure Home
stead this Saturday morning at 10
o'clock, front door of the Court House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

Wheeling Park tomorrow. Songs
by David Llyod, tenor and j. Taran-
lais Thomas, bass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

Sale of the Mcclure Homestead at
front door Of the Court House this
morning at 10 o'clock.