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Mr. and Mrs Moore are here visiting
their sister and nephew Lydia and
Charley Clark. Mr. Moore is editor of
the Pittsburg Daily Headlight.
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A SuCSeksful Arfist-

Penn-Does Dauber make much
money out of his pictures?
Brushe-Not directly, but he gets a
commission from the frame maker
n. Y. Journal.
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J. J. Harris, superintendent of the
Melvina, was down from Salina today
to make arrangements for the milling Of
large shipment of ore from that ster.
ling old property.
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Norton Montgomery went to Fort
Collins todav to preach the gospel ac-
cording to Champ Clark.
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A party of seventy odd Chautauquan:
and others mounted tally hos for Spring
dale this morning.
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There will be some surprises in Satur'
day nights program in the nature OF
local talent as readers.
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TELL YOUR LADY FRIENDS

That am equipped.at my parlors and
Turkish bath rooms on 18th street to en-.
able them to defy the ravages of the hot
season by shampoo, clipping, hair dress
ing, singeing and face massage by the
latest and most approved methods.
Chautauqua ladies' invite you to secure
my recommendation from the ladies of
Boulder.
MRS HUBERT
80 I'm 18th Street
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Mr. Arthur d. Hays of Greenville, Pa,
dropped in upon Pennsylvania friends
here this week, but remained only day
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Do you want to help your lodge get
that fine Weser piano? Bring job work,
advertising or subscription money due
for tine Camera or the Tribune to this
office and get ballots for the contest.
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The Man with the Mouth.

He has a voice which makes the crowd
With wonder stand and blink;
"e talks so long. likewise so loud,
lie has no t'rro 10 think
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Mrs ST. Julien, former popular pro-
prietress of the hotel of that name, is
here from Nebraska.
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You'll have to get an alarm clock ="
"What for?"
''To make these biscuits rise. Chi
cagO Inter Ocean.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Industrial coal at Woollett's.

DR. Hank,ns arrived home from
Chicago today. after an absence OF
ten days.
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Ano1a Dinner
To assist digestion, relieve distress
after eating or drinking too heartily,
to prevent constipation, take
Hoods Pills
Sold everywhere Is cents.
Merchants Piano Contest Club.

Woollett's lumber and coal yards are
now located corner 18th and Railroad.
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Tnt DAILY CAMERA

Woollet,'s lumber and coal yards are
now localed corner 18th and Railroad.
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Boating, fishing and music at Boulder
lake, formerly Weisenhorn's.
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or two.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-09-26
Attcmpted Robbery,

Tuesday night at Debby,a robber
entered Mr.. M. S. Taylor's store
with the intention of robbing him.
Mr.. Taylor was in the store at the
time, and the robber who was
masked, opened fire on him, which
was returned by Mr. Taylor, who
made it SO hot for him that he
hastily retired, leaving his hat and
mask behind.
Mr.. Taylor offers reward of $25
for any information that will lead
to the detection and arrest of the
would. be robber and murderer. 1t
seems that there were two of them,
one on the inside and the other out
side on the watch, as two horses
we're stolen from Mr.. Carper, near
the locality, and ridden down to
Point Pleasant. One of the horses
was found just outside of the town,
the next morning, and the other
one little further up the river,
where they seem to have been
abandoned.
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rhornton Nlallory,s WIN.

Pomeroy Democrat.
The will of the late Thornton
Mallory was admitted to probate
last Friday,
He gives to his wife Lydia A.
Mallory, tho homestead. together
with about fifteen acres ofland and
all of the household effects. This
she is to hold during her life or
until she re-marries, at which time
it is to go to his daughter, Minnie
Mallory.
All of the remainder of his estate
is to be divided equally among his
other children, namely. O. V. Mall
lory, Albert Mallory, Ed Mallory
and Emma Mitchell, conditioned
that they pay to another daughter,
EIzada Windon $500.
The will says that in-as-much as
the different children have at times
been advanced sums of money an
account of which is kept in a book
called Family Account Book"
that the sum 30 advanced be de-
Quoted from the respective shares
of each.
Robt. Mitchell of Point Pleas
ant, is named as executor of the
will and is empowered to sell all
real estate except the homestead at
either public or private sale and di-
vide the proceeds among the child
rem as directed by this will.
This will was drawn March 18th,
1900, and is witnessed by j. r..
Neiglar, Matte b. Weaver and L..
w. Philson.
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.A.EL. CONFUSION AGAIN..
German Note Brings Chinese Question
To an Acute Crisis.
DEMANDS PuNIshMBNT OF CHINESE.
United states Must Withdraw Forces
Immedlately or Join European
Powers In Prolonged
War With China.

Washington, Sept. 19.-The general
imp fession here is that the German
note demanding the punishment of the
Chinese officials responsible for the
outrages upon foreigners as condi-
tion precedent to peace negotiations,
has brought the Chinese trouble to an
az lite crisis as far as the United states
60 ernment is concerned.
shis conclusion is based upon the be-
ne in oficial circles that the Chinese
government cannot accept the German
proposition, SO that it is now for the
withdraw its forces from China imme-
diately, or to join Germany and Eng
land, and perhaps some other of the
allied powers in prolonged war with
China.
Baron Won Sternberg, the German
charge d. affaires, just returned to
Washington, called early at the state
department to talk with Mr.. Adee, the
second assistant secretary of state in
explanation of the points of the Ger
man note.
Mr.. WI, the Chinese minister, had
preceded him, showing visible signs of
nervousness and disquiet over this last
move. Mr.. l4dee made an appointment
for him with Mr.. Hill, who having re-
covered from his indisposition, is
again acting secretary of state. Then
Mr.. Adee repaired to the White House
to communicate to the president the
substance OF the conversations he had
had with the two diplomats, and to as
sist in the consideration of the Ger
man note. He refused to discuss the
latter publicly in any phase.
Attention was directed in some quar-
ters to the fact that in the note of
July 8, Secretary Hay notified the Chi
nese government, that he expected the
guilty parties in connection with the
outrages would be punished However,
this demand was not made condition
precedent to negotiations. Now
the belief is growing that If the United
States government is forced to speedy
decision as to the German proposition,
it may resort to direct negotiations
with the Chinese government, and hav-
ing settled it's scores with that govern
ment, withdraw from China, giving
notice to the allied powers there of ar
rangements made in order that the ar
rangement should remain in full force
and unaffected by any settlement that
the allies may make thereafter as to
China
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The Eleyenth OHIO.

We notice by the Dayton, (O.,)
Journal, that the 11th Ohio Regi-
ment, which was quartered in this
place for several months in 1862
and which regiment many of our
older citizens will remember, held
it's annual session on Monday last
the 18th inst, being the 38th an
niversary of the battle of Antietaml
in which this regiment participa.
ted. Sixty-three of the old veterans
answered roll call.
Col. Lane who was some years
ago elected President of the Asso-
citation for life, died since tile last
reunion, and our fellow-townsman
Hon. ii. r. Howard, but who was
unable to be present this year, was
elected President of the Associa.
tion, in his absence. This is de-
served compliment to brave SCI
dier of the civil war, and who is
now one of the leading citizens OF
this town, county and State, who
always has the welfare of the old
soldiers at heart.
The next annual reunion of the
Eleventh Ohio will be held at
Troy, Ohio, June 21st, 1901, at
which time Mr.. Howard will be
orauaDf
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ELECTRIC CURRENTS
Picked From tho Wires and Served
Without Sauce.

Picked From tho Wires and Served
w ithout Sauce.
General John a. McClernand, IS, died
at Springfield, Ills.
The Winnemucca, New, bank rob-
bers secured $4,000.
Population of San Antonio, Tex,
1921, increase 15,G4S.
At Cleveland 800 journeymen tailors
struck for higher wages.
Olga Pietschmann, aged 8, killed by
street car at Columbus, o.
Judge Homan of Dallas declines
nomination for governor of Texas.
John B. Schneider OF Marion, o.,
suicided. Drank rat poison in cider.
Two blocks burned in business sec
ton of Belleville, Tex. Loss $4,000.
Andrew Van Bibber, Cincinnati,
found dead in bed in Chicago. Suicide.
James Butler centenarian, died at
Plqua, O., result of injuries from fall.
Fire at RouDaix, France, destroyed
wool and cotton valued at 100000
francs.
Political mob destroyed plant of Ell
Dlaro, organ of the Federal party, San
Juan, p. II.
Union Compress companys plant,
including 1000 cotton bales burned at
Texarkana.
A. j. Webster, Hoboken, N. j.,
touched for $7S5 by woman in concert
hall. Columbus, o.
James Loud's general store at Ma
varre, o., looted and burned by
thieves Loss $4,000.
Robbers made clean sweep of bank
at Bushton, Kan, securing $4,000
money and $4,000 discounts.
at Ionia, 1. T., Sam Ashton shot and
killed Postmaster Dismuke and his son
who came to his rescue. Ashton under
arrest.
Hon. John Sherman decided to his
daughter, Mrs. Mary MacCallum. his
X street Washington property for 500,
love and affection.
In Ohio 1896 persons naturalized
past year, decrease 23O from preceding
year; 2,542 persons sent to insane hos
pitfalls, increase of 100.
Failing walls at fire of Henry
Roscn's junk warehouse, Toledo, killed
Captain John Gallagher, hook and lad
der company, and injured 10 tiremen.
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seized Loot From Tlen Tsin.

San Francisco, Sept. 20.-The reve-
nue. officers have brought down from
the Mare Island navy yard on gov
ernment tug 154 cases of rare Oriental
goods, which had been smuggled into
the country on the hospital ship So
lace. The articles seized would net a
small fortune. The duty is nearly GO
per cent of the value of the goods and,
on this account most of the stun,
which includes loot from Tien Tsin,
will probably be abandoned to the gov
ernment. The cases of silks and cur
los are addressed to persons all over
the United States.
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Dead.

1t is with sorrow that we an
nounce this morning the death of
that good old mar, Mr.. Jacob
Knopp, which occurred at the
home of his son-in.law, Mr.. John
Gardner, in Pleasant Flats, at 1O:45
O'Clock, Wednesday night, Septem-
ber 10th, 1900, aged 81 years.
On the 1st of last May he fell
and hurt himself, resulting in
paralysis, and which was the cause
of his death.
Mr.. Knopp was a man promi-
nent in the affairs of this county
in his younger days, was devout
Christian man, and man respected
and beloved by all who knew him.
Funeral from the Presbyterian
Church in Pleasant Flats, at 2
O'Clock Friday afternoon. Inter
ment in the Somerville burying
grounds.
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Hair pulling.

A reporter was strolling along
the streets last night, in the lower
part of town, when it was supposed
everybody was at Whites meeting,
when he saw a respectable and
popular married woman come
across lightweight blonde maid
en-, who it seem had about almost
succeeded in winning the affections
of her has been dear husband.
After some high-pitched words
about the man, they proceeded to
pull one another's hair; and from
the looks of things the blonde
maiden will hereafter take the
other side of the street when this
married lady appears in view. 1t
was lucky for the parties that but
few witnessed the scene. But what
must have been the curtain lecture
for the husband, when he got to his
home. Our reporter was beseech-
ed not to mention names, and we
don't.
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JUHLING--HEsLoP.
MIR. Hugo Jnhling. Jr., and Miss
Martha Reslop NIarried.

AT the home of the bride, in this
city, Wednesday, September 18th,
1900, at high noon, Rev. A. g.
Grinnan, Rector of Christ Church.
united in marriage, Mr.. Hugo
Juhling, Jr., of New Haven, and
Miss Martha Heslop. The we'd
ding was quiet one, only the
members of the family and few
near relatives being present.
Mr.. Juhling is young business
man, and is proprietor of the New
Haven Flour Mills, and is one of
the best young men in the county.
Miss Heslop, the happy bride, is
the eldest daughter of Capt, and.
Mrs. John O. w. Heslop, and is
one of our most popular young
ladies. 81
The Register extends it's best
wishes to the happy young couple,
and hopes that their married life
may always be happy one, and
that prosperity may follow themin
all their undertakings.
After partaking of splendid
wedding dinner the young couple
took the Ohio Valley Flyer for
Cincinnati and from there will go
to Indiana.
Upon their return they win go
to housekeeping at New Haven.
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REV. A. q. GRINNAN
Resigns His Rectorship of Christ
Church, This City.
Sant 17th. 1900.

CnurcnS THIS OASSs
Sept. 18th, 1900.
TorHE YEsrRy OF CHRIST CHURoH,
POINT PLEASANT PARISH, Do
cEsE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES careful COLI
sideration L have determined to
enter into another field of labour in
this Diocese and hereby tender my
resignation as Rector of this Parish,
to take effect at once. Ithank you
very much for the kindness shown
me and my family during my five
years stay in your midst. 1 shall
ever remember the congregations
to which I ministered, with great
deal of love and affection, and /
did not find it an easy thing to
make up my mind to take up my
work elsewhere. I hope earnestly
that you will soon secure another
Rector, and pray that Gods richest
blessings may ever be poured out
upon this Parish.
Faithfully Yours,
ANDREW G.. GRINNAN.
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Storv Of n Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease is the worst
form of slavery. George ID. Williams,
of Manchester, Mich, tells how such a
slave was made free. He says: My
that she could not turn over in bed
alone. After using two bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters, she is wonderfully improv-
ed and able to do her own work. This
supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleepless-
ness, melancholy, headache, baokaohe,
working medicine is a godsend to weak,
sickly, run down people. Every bottle
guaranteed. Only 80 cents. Sold by g.
q. NJ. HooGT. Druggist.
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Freedom Is. Imperlallsm.

our Uncle samuel is fast drifting,
From n republic grand and Just;
To monarchy despotlc,
With Its tyranny and lust.
Rise, We noble sons of freedom,
In your manhood and your might;
Throw or these mighty shackles,
And get ready for the fight.
with our votes Wen slay the dragon,
or our cause 1t will be lost;
freedoms cause we love so dearly,
We must win at anS,co
III we lose in nineteen hundred,
Serfdomth our lot will bei
Then 'twould take n mighty effort,
Ifby chance we might get free.
Rouse ye, rouse ye toillng masses,
And for once vote for the righti
When 'twould not be long assure YOU,
'Tnl good times would be in sight.
Then the black winged vulture,
Would surely take its flight,
From our dear land of freedom,
To shades OF eternal night.
John 8, KEoPP,
old Town, Mason Co., w. Va,
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snAMOKIN DISTRICT.
More Miners Join the StriLters-Detec-
tives OH the Lookout.

Shamokin, Pa, Sept. 19.-Wednes-
day 1000 more miners employed at five
collieries owned by the Union and
Philadelphia & Reading Coal &C Iron
Cos. and individual operators, ceased
work in the vicinity of Mount Carmel.
compelling the stoppage of operations.
This makes this tie up complete in
the Shamokin region, excepting the
Locust Gap and North Franklin col
lieries operated by the Philadelphia
6 Reading Coal & Iron Co. A number
of breakers are being run to put loose
coal through the screens.
With the exception of a few miners
being mobbed by Hungarians near the
Pennsylvania colliery. everything is
quiet. Detectives are keeping a sharp
lookout at the various collieries.
Sheriff Eugene Zerfng of Northum-
berland county is swearing in a num-
Der OF deputies.
President John Fahey of theUnited
Mine Workers of this district reports
n steady addition to the ranks of the
LtrikerS
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RetIres From Parliament.

London, Sept. 2O.-Justin Mccarthy,
the novelist and historian, who has
been member of parliament for North
Longford since 1892. and who was
formerly chairman of the Irish parlia
mentary party, announces his retire
ment from parliamentary life on ac-
count of ill-health.
Bohemian Mine Horror.
Dux, Bohemia, Sept. 2O.-An explo-
sion occurred at the Frisch Gluck mine
in which So persons were killed and 15
injured. Five persons are missing.
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Gnlveston on the Mend.

Galveston, Sept. 2O.-Every man who
is willing to work has been pressed in
to service here. The wreckage is fast
being cleared away and an air OF bus
mess once more perYades the city. a
revised list of those who perished has
been carefully compiled from various
sources and places the number of
known dead at 4,754. The railroads
have large forces of men at work and
outside communication is now a mat
ter of only a short while.
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Fort Scott, Kan, Sept. 1S.-Hon. w.
]. Bryan was entertained at break
fast given by Mayor Goodlander An
hour later at Convention hall he be-
gan the first of two speeches scheduled
for this city. The first speech was
comparatively brief, the meeting at
the hall being adjourned to the public
square in order to aord opportunity to
the large crowd assembled there. Mr.
Bryan's speech at the hall was brief
review of the issues and the sugges-
tion of points for argument to his fol-
lowers. In the park he spoke from the
band stand. His audience there in
cluded a number of people from Indian
Territory and Missouri as well as many
from neighboring Kansas towns.
state
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-09-26
GEO. ". sRrszER. ESQ.
A Former Business Man ofThis
City Dead.

City Dead
We have Just received the pain
full intelligence of the death of
George w. Setszer, Esq, which
sad event occurred on the 18th
inst, at his brothers. in Buokton,
Va, with whom he was residing at
the time of his death. For more
than forty years Mr.. Setszer was a
resident of this city, and was dur
ing that time engaged in the mer-
camille business here, and ecoumu-
lated modest fortune by his hon
esty, integrity and strict attention
to business. Some twelve or
fifteen years ago he retired from
business on account of failing
health and infirmities incident to
his age, and removed to Buckton,
Va, where he has ever since re-
sided. He has made occasional
visits to this place for the purpose
of adjusting some of his unsettled
business. The last time he was
here was some two or three years
ago, when he was in feeble health,
and many of his friends at the time
remarked that this would probably
be the last visit of this grand and
good old man to his old home; and
now he has gone to the regret of all
of our older citizens who knew
him, as we'll as to some of the
younger generation who remember
his many aots of kindness in their
childhood days. "Peace be to his
ashes"
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mAzLEroN DISTRICT.
Ranks of Strikers Increascd-Succcs
full Marching Expedition.

Ranks of Strikers Incrcascd-Succcss-
full Marching Expedition.
Hazleton, Pa, Sept. 19.-The ranks
of the strikers in the Hazleton district
we're considerable increased by re.
cruits from nearly every colliery in the
region that worked Tuesdany and
Monday. The most important move
ment occurred south of here when ITO
striking mine workers of McAdoo
made victorious march through the
south side. They succeeded in tying
up several operations and in further
criDpling the Coleraine Colliery.
The marchcrs started from McAdoo
for Coleraine at o'clock headed by a
drum corps. When the McAdoo men
arrived at Coleraine the news spread
U9rough the town and considerable eX-
citement was occasioned for fear that
the marchers had come to make trou-
BILE. They, however, were orderly and
confined their energies principally to
persuading the men not to start to
work. The women, both English
speaking and foreigners were badly
frightened and advised the Coleraine
men to remain away from the mines.
When the whistle blew at Coleralne
colliery it was found that only about
$50 men reported for work at No. 2
slope, which usually employees 25O men.
Mountain slope and No. slope of the
same company were completely shut
Down The breaker which handles the
coal of the three slopes had only 25
boys working out of about $50.
The Van Wickle strippings employ
ing $50 men, failed to start, the men
there also having been persuaded to
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Richmond, Sept. 19.-The sovereign
grand lodge of Odd Fellows elected Of
ficers as follows: Grand sire, A. G. Ca
BILE of Ohio; deputy grand sire, John
b. Goodwin of Georgia; grand secre-
tary, ]. Frank Grant of Baltimore;
grand treasurer, NJ. Richard Muckle OF
Pennsylvania. A resolution appropri-
ating $500 to the Galveston sufferers
was passed
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called TO washington.

Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 20.-Secrc
taries John ID. Long and Lyman j.
Gage left here at an early hour for
Washington. 1t is stated that they re-
ceivcd summons from the president to
return, owing to the urgency of the
Chinese negotiations.
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Texas Repul1licans Divided.

San Antonia, Tex, Sept. 18.-Two
Republican state conventions are in
session here. State Chairman e. H.
Green of the state executive commit
tee leads one faction, while n majority
of the committee and the Hawley adj
herents are holding regular conven-
ton in another hail.
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Volcanic EruptiOns

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life OF Joy. BuckIen's Arnica Salve,
cures them; also old Running and Fever
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns,
Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, scalds,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile
cure on earth. Drives out Pains and
Aches. Only 25 cts. box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by q. w. NJ. Hoof, Drug