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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-22
&ansses us,S SrAanf6sseis.

~ 1thte. Dem bieiigen Rantor
,inb 2ebrer @tcrBburg lit bel feiretlt
GsAeibensans benz s@eallbicnf ber tgl.
Hrcnenprben 4. Rlaife perlieben iporsl
ben.
StDden. 6icr tpurbe ber sydz
brifarbeiter Dapib Gdiptrs, Der tpegen
Ihreren NiebFdbls bpn ber Stuutsans
rdItf9dft 3,i Bariner, ftedbriefli4 Derz
fclgt purbe, feitsenommen uno IN 9uft
sebradt.
WuIfIingen. Gubipis 3ie<
ieniB bierielbit mar nit 9flaun,ens
pfIiiden be1Hdftigt. plDblih bru4 Der
9lfi, an tpeldem bic Better aagtitelt
mar, unb 3ie{enib fiel aus betrdhtlis
der 6Dbe 3ur Grbe, tppburh Ct cine
Niidsratss unb GebiruSg grI9iitternns
erIitt.
2anbesbergen. Die nenns
i1briqe Spd)ter ber SagelOhnerin
@prid, bic nit ibrer Mutter 3u ben
ouf BEN Rliinber'ihen 9ofe grtrantz
ten geb1r.e unb -Mufnabme TN Niens
burger Rranfentaus sefunben bat, TT
an unterfeibstppbus seitorben.
MSffing. Ser aantor unb
Sraunift EDnnies lit aus feinenl
Oien1t geIhieber, naGbem ct fAon BOZ
atrei sSabren iein 5Oidbriges Dienlfs
iubilGun als 2ebrer gefeiert bat, aug
trelhem Mnlane ibm Der &othe Mblers
r1ben rerliehen irurbe. ST
sie 5teIIe bes SheibenDer
rIdt nunmebr ter btsbertg
brittle Qebrer. 6err 9fodabr. auf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-22

StaffeIfein. - Sn rafiintrs
ter Metfe tpurbe in Der Maafabrtss
firae 0ieraebnbeiligen einsebroden
i.no Der Spferitod NIT etpa 1000 Wt.
@olb unb 5i(ber entleert. Ntdel> unb
&upfern1iinaen lteben bic Diebe am
Sbatorte auriid.
@afferburg. Die groRe
8rauerei WillibaIh, friiber i'm Beiib
bes 6errn Nieaolbi, 1T burh Rauf III
ben 8eiib bes 8aumeiiters 81. 9obiAt
bier iibergegangen.
81 3mieIel. - Muf Der NiebneiDe
tam bas fiinfidbrise Mdbben bes Maz
eosiniers Sigl bem 6irtenfeuer 81
ncbe, Die Rleiber finsen sSeuer unb
bas aino erlittsio l4ipere 8ranbtpunz
ben, baB es farb.
Wiirabura. Sm 6aas'fhen
Gteinbrude Bel Ranbersader brashte
Der 22idhrige @teinbauer 1serbinanb
@nbres ltn Sbeilbeir1 bem 18jdbrigen
gteinbauer eSo1cfHiitblein aus eeringz
fiigioein Mnla1Ie etnen Stib in BEN
llnterleib BEL, bab tieGebGrme berausz
binsen. Hiitblein itarb bret Sage ba=
rauf i... sSuliusipital infolse eingetres
tcrer Baunfenentsiinbung. llrtbeil:
breieinbalb Sabre @efdnsnib.
Regensbura. Oie 8iebbau=
fener &oblenerube eing bur6 &auf
in ben 8eiib tes Bersperfsbelisers
S. @elber BON Riiblpetter aus Ma6en
iiber. Gs tpurben in Der lebten 3eit
grDbere QufIhluHe sema9t. feren @rz
eebnib Elm duberlt siinitiges mar. Oas
ao9lenfl0b 1T bret Meter, fellentpeils
aht Mleter mdhtig unb bic 0ualitdt
Der Roble cine iebr quite. 8is ieBt
tpurbe Elm &ohlenreihtbum bon ettua
100000 Grbifmeter conitatirt. Cs
foI nit Der Snbetriebiebung Der
@rube iofort begpnnen tperber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-22
RSmisseim GAAbfe,t.

Merbau. Der felt 1883 als
Gtabtpfarrer unb Superintenbent bier
th6tig getpe1ene Or. .pbil. Nihter 5heiz
bet aug feinem Mmte.
Of9ab. - Dds GbrenseiAen fir
9reiie in Der Mrbeit enbielt Der Shirr>
'neiiter Garl gbuarb 6dnlel, tpelber
sfib felt beinabe SO sydBren duf benz
Tbelsut In 5telluns befinbet.
3niddu. Qlls untefolbetc
GtabtrGtbe iinb bier tptebergstpdhl
iplrben: aonmer5ienrath Meniing
suno 2anbtugsubaeorbneter QeiBig.
Mengetpdblt tpurbe sFabritdnt Suhle.
Die Wahl auf feds SABRE.
OeIsnibi. 9. - Die feierlide
Ginpeiiung Der Gerpflidtuns beg
i1euen 8iireermeifers Or. Jobannes
9Ibf9mann bollsog Rreisbauptmann
Dr. SorterzSbubauer aus 3pidau
bo, eeiummelten Notbsz unb @tabts
peroronetenz9 9ollesien.
+ Weibenburg. - Sn @r0bib
Eel @eibenburs brad in Der Sdeune
bes @artennabrunssbeIbers Grnit
aaiier Geuy aus. SnfDlgs bes un=
giinitisen Minbes ipurren allm bic Muz
tpefen Ter @artennabrungsbeFb
gfbm unb 9luguit 9en{n bonn sseuer
ersriffen. @dmniIihe bret @eb0fte
truroen einsedfdwrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-22
! l3p1ew.

Manit5H. Ter G1.3h:de-
ncbr bon bier ficl BEL ber Nrbeil di,f
Sen; Dpnliniu1l 3pmSlr:Do in 1olse
WrnHes elmer Dahpiatte pDln 1nche
u,:b bra1 beiDe llntsrarE,s.
4 e hneioemiib i 81. - Der irEir
cre Wuhhalter Santoipsti pon SA:er,
be, sah begdnae,ieil I llrtulbenfils
{Gungen entflob, iburbe il, unaa.n
feft9enomfnen ilno bem hisIigen Sc.
ridNssefdnsniB susefiibrt.
liifa &. g. - GIN 3issuner
yadsnens 1errfndnn. Der IN bes @egsnb
rou Sborn eiilen anberen 3igsure- err
asorpet unb bic leihe bes J.a:prbeten
tcaelona auf feinem Maaea nit Iih
eefihrt bsben foq. iitsbies perDoftet
trorben.
Ditr b 10 D. Die Mftienaeiel=
sIhaft 3uderfabrit 3buun Ih!iebt i'm
dbeeloufenen Sabre III 2lttipen unn
9scltDen nit 1,213.:35O Start lno l.,
Neftt unb Rrebit NIT ]. .O56, ,167 Mari
al. Der Mufiihtsratb aeipIbyt fiir
tas 9efhdftsia5r s prosent Giris
bente.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-22

AIinil in 0alle befDrbert iperttn
lnubte. Damn rihtete er ben MeDDlDer
geaen iih felbit unb fanf tobt gu @o<
ben. 6s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-22
cHprcuben.

rngliidsfdu ereignete ftb i'm Dprfe
taeobsbprf. Beim @etreibeeinteqen
IN Der Dreftmafhine gsrieth Der
EHneibermeiIter Mbler nit ber rehten
banb aus unbpriihtisfeit IN bic Walz
Den unb babel ipnrhe i'm, Die Sanb
bcl1ftdnbig aermatmt.
qilldu. - Nahbem bic 3oIlbez
bDrbe nit Dem Buu eines MpbngebGus
bes fir a9t Gren3aufI.bxr bprangcz
pdngen iit, beabfthtigt bic f1niglihe
bafenbouinfpettion bier etenfals
MnhnbGuier fir tire Mrheiter errid)z
Ten au laifen. 9terburh ipiirbe bic
btrihenbe @obnunssuDtb bebeutenD
berdb0eniinbert.
Mafenburg. Ginen trauriz
gen Mbf9luB nabrn bic @o1Seitsfeier
bes friiberen MilitIrtparters Minas
bit Der @4neiberin Stabotptb. Weil
itine ibm foeben .anoetru.tte Yssrau nit
stnem @aite mebrere Mnnben tan3te,
trurbe 90. eiferiiiGfis. @AlieBIiD
int5tanb Elm aileemeiaer 5funbdl. Sin
10 berborbener bohSeitstug ging ber
Irneen syrau 3u oer8er, inb lie nabm
Rurbolidure, nm ixb barntt 5ii peraifz
len. Ghper berleBt tpurbe lie natb
benz aranfenbuufe gebfhdt, Der neuz
gebadene Gherna1n aber berbaftet.'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-22

WteB. Das .Dominium Gberz
MiliSa bat Der Mentier sSohann
Boitrah in DbersWiIisa eefauft. Der
Ruufpreis betrdat 219. 800 Mart.
SrebiB. sSn 8iabaufa,:e
trdrnten bic Befituna 6es 6Guslers
9Hporef, f6ipie Gle Stalleetdube unb
S4enern bes 6duslers Neidelt unb
beg Mii!lers Goffmann nieber. Mu4
fitnf Stiif Hinbpieb. aipei Sdtpeine
lnb biel @efliigsl lam in ben JlGm=
men lln1. gs lpirb bDsipillige 9ranbs
itiftung bermutbet. fFa
Neiffe. - Oas DienItmdbhen
bes 9aitpirtbs Sdmiot i'm ,AlH
i9en &aiier" auf Der sSriebrih Strabe
hierfelbf, 6ebptg Sisemunb aus
9rGferet, folIte Garbinen tpafhen. 3u
bieiem 3pede goB iie eine fleine
Auantitdt 8enain in einen 8eh6lter
nit beibem WaiTer. Das 9easin sr=
plooirte fofort unb bas MGbhen err
litt iflpere acknowledgement.
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Cetterret6= ttn1dr...

Sberburg.- sSn Der am bieiiz
gen 8abnbofe gelesenen Selfabrit tit
Jener ausaebroben, bas na9 groben
Mnftrensunaen Der 6euernehren aul
feinen Serb beid5rdnti iperben fonnte.
Der anserih&ete S6aben niro auf
10000 @ulcen seihdbt.
Wien. - Die GenpFenidaft Der
Wiener llbrmaher tat bic 8aronin
gbner @i9enbab ,tpeeen- ibres sSnz
tereHes fir basllbrma9erseiperbe gum
Gbrenmitalieb -ernonnt, tpofiir bic
Dihterin elm Dantlhreiben on bic @e=
noHsnidaft ri6tete.
Meran.- Der bieiiae Stabtz
magiitrat tpurbe benahri1tigt, oab bic
DperniGnserssWittlpe Grau Carolina
Brapa in Graa benz fGbti9en@pitaIe
in Meran, be3iebungsipeiie berMbtbe;z
luna fir Mugentranfe pber Der au
fbaffenben Mu9entIinit auf Munih
ihres peritorbenen @atten cine @pe1be
bon 10000 Rr. 5lserenbet bat.
G~ipeiS.
Der n.-sSm Nlter bon so sSa1ren
itarb bier an einem 9erof9lag Dr.
T. Shent, Mitslieb bes bernil9en
Grobratbs unb bes Stabtratbes BON
Bern.
6erisau. Gin auBerrbobi~
Mes gomite erlGbt einen Mufruf an
bic appenaeuifhe @huliugenb aur Qeiz
Huna bon 8ettrdgen fir bic @rinbunq
bon DentmGlern an ben biitorilhen
StGtten ber Observation-Disclosures
bel @Daeliseag am StoB unb Bel
Wplfbalhen.
gent. Sn genf srtrant elm
Maan. Mamens M. Grobet. gr fiel
aus einem 8pot. nit benz er in Bez
,aleituns 5treier anbern 6erren auf ben
SEE hinausfubr. Dbtpp6l er febr raid
ber flutb entriilen iperben fonnte, mar
er ihon tobt.
SAIHe II. - unler Dem W0rttb
bes 6errn Nationalratb Ming tonfti.
tuirte iich cine aug obipdlbnerifhen
Rantonseinnobntrn beftebenbe ge5eu=
fhaft ober genoHenfdaft 3urMufbrinz
9ung bes n6tbigen Ropital fir Mus<
btutnna bts QEneernfets gum 3nede
elsttrifdtr Rraftgeninnung.
J j F.FSft ia X. ~ 4
3iLri4 Der Gram llmbou
r1u4t erfrfulide 1Drtimritte; fsit einis
Gen 1agen iDirb 6as @tiid Habnbofs.
Eieftnbrnn1tn big 4oaptbab abn6of Bee
tdbrsn. pnb an ber san5tn 6telelD<
3nfrtebtnbtii psorbnet. Mn Ser Hubnr !.
19Dfiftdbs Dat mon ii9 no& ettp0 od6t
Sssl SAB eisitsiiS trsm at iGias Ssr se,ss ~
lsa eanas bis atm pprubtplab fu6ttn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-22

gu Often. bon BEN es bieB, e bcfx
ii1 bur9 Blattgolbtauen urnetbr1&t,
lebt nod. Die hineffdFn Wiirbtxs
trigger fnb' ia an bds GoIbidluden
oep0hnt.
Gebr perbei6un9Spcl 1T Bic a(ai3s
ii6t ni9t. bob ndd MniitH eines Gios
tiitiftrs Der Msnf@ ie4s3ehn 416T
mebr Mus iidt bdt pom HE tr{ &la1f1
nls Mliliicndr q rtr6ti. n IESsI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-22

n.-sSm Nlter bon so Sa1re,,
itarb bier an einem 9erof9lag Dr.
T. Sdent, Mitslieb bes bernil9en
Grobratbs unb bes Stabtratbes Don
Bern.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-

Bv virtue OF a deed Of trust made by
Iohn c. stolze to the underslgned as
Trustee, bearing date on the twenty third
dan Of June 1888 ard recorded In the Of
IRE Of the Clerk of the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed OF
Trust Book No. n, on page 14T. the under
signed trustee viii proceed to sell at pub
lie auction at the north front door Of the
Court House of said county. In the city Of
Wheeling, West Virginia. on
Saturday, the Sd Day of March, 1900,
commencing at ten O'Clock 4. m. the fol-
lowing described real estate, that Is to
saw: All OF the lot number nineteen Dot
No lD In what is sometimes called J. w
Zane's addition 10 the city Of Wheeling
in ohio county, In the State Of West Viz
g1nia fronting sixty feet go IT, on the
East side OF South Elm street. between
Fink street and the north line Of lands
belonging 10 <. j. stones estate and run
ming back to the alley In the rear Of said
lot. together with an the Entertainments,
buildings and appurtenances belonging
thereto and used Herewith.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OK the pur-
chase money or 80 much more as the Dur-
chaser may elect 20 pay, cash IN hand
on day of sale, and the residue In two
equal Instruments, payable respectively In
one year and two years from the day OF
sale with interest thereon from that day.
the purchaser 70 give his notes with good
security for the deferred payments and the
legal title To be retained az further secur-
fly until payment IN full.
JAMES +. ROGERS. Trustee
ia 2sei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03
Entertainments

From booth at Elks' Car
niVal -. ..........-.... slsS 27-s 1ss q
Donations to Booth
From Mr.. a. S. List. 100 %
From Mr. Jos. A. Wood
ward, Birmingham, Ala. 100 %
From Mrs. II. c. Franz
helm .....+--.. ..........- lr W
From Mr.. II. c. Franz
helm .........--r---- ~ ~
From Miss 81. j. Bailey. 80 %
From Mrs. H b. Irwin. 80 %
From Mr. ]. NJ Birch. Is o9-s 475 90
From Charity Ball.. 1892 1S-s S9z Is
From Emergency Booth at
Fair .................. II SIS II 4S
Total rece.pts for year..........s27 Gs g
Balance from 1s5S..................... rs IT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03
THE ANNUAL REPORT
Of the Woman's Hospital Associate
for the Past Year

Of the Woman's Hospital Association
for the Past Year.
Following is the report Of the Wom-
aa's' Hospital Association from Febru-
a5y, 1899, to February, 1900:
The ninth anniversary of the City
hospital Association was observed as
donation Day, and the ingathering of
the Sewing Guild, Feb. 9th, as usual
brought the many friends of the insti-
tution together. A committee re-
ceived all callers on that day. Over
two hundred guests were received and
! served to light refreshments.
AS the result of Donation Day, the
donation committee makes the follow
| ing report:
| Rug, Miss Mary Vance; Y dozen
towels, Miss Lola Irwin; Y dozen tow
els, Miss Jennie fancy; Is pounds loaf
sugar, Mrs. Joseph Speidel; books and
magazines, DR.. E. A. Hildreth; 2 tow
els, Mrs. James Cummins; 2 towels.
Mrs. H. H. Harrison; 2 spreads, Mrs
B. ". Peterson; boxes crackers, Mrs.
VIM. F. Stifel; Il pillow cases,
spread. Miss Leila Root; 8 towels,
Mrs. Jas. Paxton; paper shade for
lamp, Mrs. NJ E. Dalzell coffee and
napkin, H. F. Behrens Co.; pot of now
ers, Mrs. Jas. Cummins; . spreads,
Mrs. J. J. Holloway; II dozen cans
sugar corn, Mrs. T. c. Moffat; 1 dozen
tumblers, Mrs. w. H. Travis; loaf
sugar, Mrs. ]. D. McFadden; kettles,
Mrs W. D. Johnson; stewing kettles,
Mrs. w. Eaton; pudding pans and
jelly, Mrs. George H. Parks; jars
fruit, Mrs. W. H H Reid; sugar, Miss
Mary Mcdonald; individual tea set
and jelly, Miss Chrystal; Jelly, Miss
Cochran; tea pot, Mrs. R. G. Barr; u
dozen cans peaches, Mrs W. ]. Bates;
Presbytery Of Washington, per Rev
Jos Speers, one hospital bed and mat
tress; spreads, Mrs. N E. Whitaker;
4 towels, Mrs. Rachel Emsheimer: ap-
pie butter. jelly and fruit, Mrs. Albert
Fortney; 8 glasses jelly, l bottle wine,
Mrs. w. F. Butler; cream and sugar,
Mrs. ]. c. Hupp; i dozen asbestos
lids, 2 dozen tin cups. dozen pud-
ding pans, Jones Bros; coffee, Miss
! Senne; sugar. Mrs. G. Goetze: Jelly.
Miss Dixie: bedside table, Mrs. A. D.
Kelly; fruit and jelly. Mrs. David
Crawford, Blaine, O.; glasses jelly
jars fruit, Mrs. J. F. Paul; / dozen
tumblers, Miss Kate Hunter; jelly and
breakfast food, Miss Nettie -; tin
/ cup and saucepan, Miss Hartman: tin
cups, Miss Tuefel; jelly, Mrs. Booking;
box toilet soap. Mrs Calm: fruit.
Miss 4amb; fruit. Mrs. Rutter; to-
| matoes and crackers, Mrs. Blu:
coffee, Mrs Lee; coffee Mrs. Baldwin;
prunes, Mrs. Lang: coffee. Miss Lulu
Prince; fruit, Miss LYDIA Prince:
dozen Jars jam. dozen cans peaches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

West Virginia Loan Company and Others.
Mary L. McMechen and others
BY virtue OF an order entered in the
above entitled cause by the Circuit Court
Of Ohio County West Virginia, on the SIN
day of February, 1900, IL is referred 10 tho
undersigned commissioner 10 ascertain ana
report TO the Court en- account
First-ShoWiug the debts Of the West Nlr-
ginia Loan Company and their respective
amounts and prlOriucs.
Second-Showlng the assets OF the West
Virginia Loan Comp ny OF every KIND ana
wherever situated, with such particulars
concerning the situation and value or such
assets as may be necessary IN order 70 de-
teTmine tie proper method OF collecting or
dlsposng OF the came in the course Of the
company.
Third Showing the relations 20 the said
West Virginia Loan Company and 20 ono
another with respect to preferences ana
priorities of the different classes Of the
stockholders Of the West virginia Loan
Company and the individual members OF
said classes Of stockholders.
Fourth-Showing the proceedings ana &C,
counts OF the said James y. Mckee, Alfred
PAUL., George Hook. Julian q. Hearne ana
John I. Carter Trustees. winding up the
affairs of the West Virginia Loan Conn
pany, ard the receipts and disbursements
OF such trustees.
Fifth-Showing any other matters which
may be deemed pertinent by the said conn
missioner or may Dc required BY any Of tho
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has fixed upon Wednesday. the l}th
day OK March. 1900. commencing at 8 O'Clock
g. Mas the time, and his Office, No. 1917
Chapline street. Wheeling, West Virginia,
as the place at which he VIII proceed 20
said order Of reference required.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
February, 1900. GEO. r.. BOYD.
fel4oaWt Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03

hon and Golden Medical Discovery They
teiped me steadily. l could see that was gain
ing. When l wrote to you I weighed eighty
seven pounds, now weigh ninety nine. can
eat anything want to. my appetite is good. I
can work all day and not feel tired at night.
have no more bearing down pains"
Suffering women everywhere should
write to DIR. R. " Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y,
and receive his advice. free of cost.
For over thirty years DR.. Pierce has been
chief consulting physician of the Iuvalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffelo,
n. Y. On the staff of this great insitu-
ton are nearly score of resrdl-rl-' sradu-
ated, skilled, experienced p +ysicians, each
of whom is specialist I'M the treatment
of some one group of diseaaes- It is the
greatest establishment kind IN the
whole world.
Every letter has pro fcieuti-
Gus attention, and Is RSredly
confidential All corr \lriedl
on in plain envelopS aIY
affairs are kept safe fro
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03

attention 10 it until
last winter; l riscar-
ried and this left me
in a very weak con-
dition. l grew very
nervous and despond-
ent. I had such a dis
agreeable feeling in
my head +; my head
was hot and painful.
I had bearing down
pains and my back
hurt ME all the time.
/ could not do any
work and could not
sleep. / tried sopne
patent medicine but
got no relief. I went
to see the best doctor
in Lebanon. He said
/ had Inflammation
of the feminine or
gans. l wrote to DR..
Pierce, and in due
time received an en-
couraging letter, adj
vising me to take his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03

). 8, RHODES & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03

y
home from Germany? Al never ex-
pected any.
Q.-What force, if any, did you ever
use or what demonstration did you
make, against your sister Lucy, to in
duce her to write letter? Al never
used any or made a suggestion. Lucy
wrote the letter herself.
Q.-What occurred when DR.. Myers
called at the house? Ale appeared
to be very glad to see me. He talked
about the schools in Germany, and
about my trip. He stayed about if
teen or twenty minutes, and that was
about all he talked about.
The witness was asked about treat
ment for consumption, and replied
generally that the more it was treated
the worse it got. Outdoor exercise
was necessary.
Q.-Was that what made you take
so much outdoor exercise? Ayes.
He had never eavesdropped about
the house, except at his mothers re-
quest.
Q.-What have you to say about a
telegram from New York, on your ar
rival from Germany? Al telegraph
ed from Philadelphia-some time in
the night-to meet me at the train.
said nothing in it about help.
Q.-What furniture or vases did you
ever break at the house? Al never
broke any furniture or vases. They
have simply got me mixed up with the
defendant. The only t hing ever
broke that l know Of was lamp.
We were hanging my graduation pic
ture up on the wall. and mother and
myself fell over and broke the lamp.
Odd you ever tell Harvey Nelson
you would shoot your father? A
No.
Odd you ever tell David Hissom
you would shoot your father? A
No.
Odd you ever tell Harry Nelson
you wished a division of the property
A.-No.
Cor that you would give daddy
$20, 900 and run him OF? ?" A.-No.
had one talk with Nelson, and told
tim that mother and the others want
ed me to arrest father, and | said that
was not a good thing to do.
Odd you ever. at home, have a
rife in your hand and watch to shoot
your father when he came to the door!
| A.-No.
Witness admitted that he had fallen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03
Mrs. Crafts head
does not trouble her
any more and she
feels better than she
has for three years.

Mrs Lydia Craft of I.arwood, Linn Co. Greg,
writes: =" I was sick for long time with female
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03
The HSSlM Case.
WE'RE ON THE STAND DURING
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
THE TRIAL NEARING ITS END.
THE MOST INTERESTING TEsTI-
M0NY By THE PLAINTIFF,

who Was Recalled During the At
ternoon, and Who Was on the
stand When Court Adjourned in
the Evcning-A Summary of the
Days Proceedings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
is on each box 25c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL

ESl Al
BY virtue Of q deed OF trust made by
Joseph Shilling and Martha K. Shilling
his wife. TO me as trustee, dated the attn
day of May. 1893, and recorded N the office
of the Clerk OF the County Court OF the
county of Ohio, State of West Virginia in
Deed of Trust Book No. 81 at page 346 I
will sell at public auction At the north
front door of the Court House Of said Ohio
county, in the City of Wheeling, West
Virginia. on
Thursday, the 18th Day of March,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. the fol-
lowing described real estate. lying and be-
ing west of the town of Triadelphia, in
Ohio County, West Virginia, between the
W. p d b. division of the B. 81 o. rail-
road and Little Wheeling creek, that Is to
say: Beginning at stake at the northern
corner OF the p.ece of ground occupied by
II. c. Hunter as a brick y rd, thence north
6Tjao L. with the line of said railroad, ass
poles TO a stake; thence s. 50 T.. 81 $40
poles to the middle line of Wheeling creek:
thence n. So w. with the middle line OF
said creek 6 poles TO the east Inc OF said
brick yard: thence Y. a. w. with the east
line of said brick yard 20 poles to the place
OF beg ming, containing one acre, more or
less together with ali the buildings ap-
purtenances and hereditaments thereon
and thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE:-Css h or on a credit
with good security; or party for cash and
partly on credit with goon security.
d. S. THORNBURG, Trustee.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-08
New Flatteners Charged with Incom-
potency in Destroying Work
of FeIIow-TOiIers.
MR.. BURNS's LATEST MOVE
WILL PERMIT HIS MEN TO JOIN THE
CUTTERS LEAGUE.
Little Change I'm Situation Throughout
the Indiana Gas BeIt-Most OF
the Plants Running.
pec,a, 70 the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Sept. 7-At
midnight last night lehrtenders were put in
charge of the flattening ovens at the Amer
lean Window Glass Company's No. factory
here, and the inexperience Of these men
caused the breakage of nearly all the glass
blown. None of the blowers is making
over ten rollers blowing. while full
blowing is sixty-three rollers of single
strength The nonunion flatteners are get
ting their experience at the expense Of the
blowers. who are compelled 10, stand all
the breakage. There is not full force Of
nonunion f1atteners or lehrtenders, but the
company is sending them here OF every
train. If settlement is finally made be-
tween the American and the fatteners'
association these nonunion men will not
be permitted to work in any department of
a glass factory.
This forenoon the snappers at factory No.
3, discouraged at the loss in wages occa-
stoned by incompetent fiattening, egain
struck for 50 a week instead of pay by the
box Their demand was refused, and they
walked out for the second time this week.
The snappers employed in the Americans
No. &c. at Eaton, also struck for the same
straight salary this morning at o'clock
and drove to this city, where they held a
meeting with the local snappers-
Both the cutters and fiatteners' organiza-
tions here have called meeting for to-
night to be held in this city, and at which
members of their crafts will be present
from Matthews. Eaton, Montpelier. Up
land. Gas City and all surrounding towns.
Glass men are positive that the American
Window Glass Company will be unable
to keep their plants in operation any length
of time. Many believe it is step on the
part of the American to convince President
Burns that he cannot fulfill his contract.