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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07
JESSIE MORRISON MUST
SERVE HER PRISON Term
COURT REFUSES TO ENTERTAIN
MOTIONS FOR ANOTHER
TRIAL.
Is FAIRLY CONVICTED
AND NOTHING APPEARS THAT
WARRANT A CHANGE OF THE
JgRY's DECISION.

ELDORADO, Kans., July 6.-Jessie
Morrison. convicted of manslaughter IN
the second degree for the murder OF
Mrs. Clara Wiley Castle on June p,
1900, was to-day sentenced TO five years
in the penitentiary IN close eonfine-
ment at hard laor Miss Morrison took
the sentence calmly. Judge Altman
overruled successfully motions for
new trial, for postponement OF sentence
and for arrest of Judgment.
Judge Altman in overruling the mo-
tons said:
This case has been tried twice and
the defendant has had fair trial. Tne
Jurors rendered the verdict and 1t IS
not for me TO say whether it is fair or
not
In passing entence I cannot over
look the fact that eleven jurors voted
for murder and one for granddaughter
and that the eleven finally yielded to
the one. | gave the fairest instruction
l knew how and gave the defendant the
benefit of everything l could under the
law. | have che deepest sympathy for
the relatives on both sides. Judge Nor
rison has always been personal friend
of mine and it Is painful for me to pass
this sentence. The prisoner is young
woman with life before her and II she
follows the instructions of the prison
officials, and think she will, she will
be properly treated. Her sentence will
be lowered over a year for good be-
havior and she will yet have chance
TO perform many acts OF charity ana
TO make life success; If she does this
the Maker of the universe will guide
and direct her."
Judge Morrison, the father of the
prisoner. Is an elderly white-haired
man. Tie was formerly probate judge
OF this county. He has attended his
daughter constantly since her arrest
year ago and to-day when sentence was
passed, helped her back to her cell.
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UP AND DOWN THE RIVER.
A Summary of Yestcrday's Happen
ings Along the Ohio and Its Trfb'
utnrfes-The Marks.

A Summary of Yestcrday's Happen
inEs Along the Ohio and Its Trfb-
utarfes-The Marks.
The steamer Venice, which until re-
Gently has been plying between this
city and Sisters Island, sank yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock at the seventh
street bridge at Plttsburg. The boat
was backing out of the road of the fer
ry when she nit the bridge pier tear
ing big hole in her side. No one was
hurt and the steamer can be easily
raised.
The marks on the wharf at midnight
recorded a stage of 3 feet inches and
stationary. The river packet men are
locking forward eagerly for rains as
they need it in their business. The
Ohio river has fallen to low packet
stage, and in some places the larger
boats can barely cross the bars
The Lorena left Pittsburg on time
yesterday with big trip for the Mus
kingum river. She is due here at
o'clock this morning.
The Virginia, Capt Calhoun on the
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IN A MATRIMONIAL NET.
The Clever Work of a Woman VIII
n Marriageable Daughter.

The Clever Work of a woman WIN
Marriageable Daughter
1t was the second time that the hero
Of story had accompanied the LADY
home. She asked him If he wouldn
come in. He said he would.
Sarah took his hat, told him to SIT
down and left the room.
She was hardly gone before hei
mother came In smiled sweetly and
dropping down beside the young man
said
81 always did say that II poor but
respectable young man fell in love with
our Sarah he should have my con-
sent"
The young man started with alarm.
"She has acknowledged to me that
she loves you," continued the mother
land whatever Is for her happiness is
for mine"
IL haven't" stammered the
young man.
80. never mind; make no apology.
know you haven't much money, but, OF
course. you'll live in my house."
II had no idea Of" he began.
Il know you hadn't. but it's all
right" continued Sarah's mamma, re-
assuringly. with your wages and what
the boarders bring in we shall get along
as comfortably as possible"
The young mans eyes stood out Hike
batpegs. and he rose up and tried to say
something
Never mind about thanks" she
cried; 81 never believe in long court
ships. The goth OF May Is my birthday
and 1t would be nice for you to be mar
ried on that day"
"But-but-but-" he gasped.
There, therel I don't expect any re-
ply" she laughed. 'Ill try and be a
model mother-in-law. I believe I'm
good tempered and kind hearted.
though did once follow young man
a couple of hundred miles with a
broomstick for agreeing to marry my
daughter and then backing out of the
engagement"
She patted him on the head and sailed
out.
And now the young man wants adj
vice. He wants to know whether he
had better get in the way OF locomo-
tive or jump off the nearest bridge
London Tit-Bits.
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was a man we'll known and was
most estimable citizen. He leaves sew
eraI children to mourn his death.
There promises to be sensation mere ,,
to-day as two young men say they VIII
fight a duel in Aetnaville this morn
ing over a girl, with whom both are IN
love. They have proposed to settle the
matter by mortal combat. Both are
young and very popular. as is also the
young girl connected with the ansir'
The young men have become infatuat-
ed and as the young lady could not
make a choice, she left 1t to her two low
ers. agreeing to accept the winner Oh
the duel. The fight is scheduled to
take place this morning and, has been
arranged with seconds and all that is
required.
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TALES FROM THE GREEK.

Copyright. 1891. by c. B. Lewis.l
somewhat dilap.dated but exceedingly
| ambitious wayfarer was passing along the
| highway one day when he came upon a
neld of maize.
zone to see me get over this rail fence
would think l was after corn" he OBJ
served TO himself as he mounted the OBJ
! structien, but my philosophy teaches me
| that a watermelon patch is always mod
estly hidden from public view"
| After making his way through an acre
| OF stalks he came upon what he most
| desired at that time in the way OF a side
| dish. and II was with sigh OF oonteut-
ment that he sat himself down alongside
| OF a burst melon and began the work OF
| destruction. lie WAS arduously engaged
| in the pursuit OF unrestrained enjoyme Mt
and his third melon when the peasant 20
whom the field belonged suddenly APP
peared before him. Being a man OF con-
siderable comprehension and no little vol
| utility, he speedily put the wayfarer at
his ease by remarking:
1T may never have occurred to you be-
| fore. but excuse my iucidity when l In
| form you that watermelon is classed
among domestic animals and may there
| fore be considered as personal property"
Now that l bring my perspicacity to
| bear upon the point. am obliged TO agree
| with you." replied the wayfarer, but with
out exhibiting undue meekness OF dc.
meanor.
Your ready acquiescence excites my adj
| miration. aud your excellent appetite
evokes no little surprise, continued the
peasant but OF course the question is NOS
| vet definitely disposed Of"
You mean the bulldog Is to como In
| somewhere7'' remarked the wayfarer as
| he dimly remembered the patch from hi;
| trousers he had left on his fence.
II should have SO wilied it. but OWNS
| TO untoward circumstances the animal Il
not present to participate In the affair"
But you ought to do fairly well will
/ that hoe handle for a weapon. Nj,
asthma precludes anything like an extend
/ cd struggle, and am also slow on FOOT
/ In walloping me l would ask you, how
ever TO avoid as many vital spots as yo'
| can conveniently skip"
| You do me an injustice" answered tn
| peasant while it Is true that l an
armed with the implement you name II
your affidavit, am using 1t for staff In
/ stead of a weapon of offense. In fact
have d better thing. Please observe TIM
fine Italian hand"
| '"Tis truly So" my friend. and II is will
| a good deal OF alacrty that l tumble L
| the situation You would have me to un
/ derstand"-
| That Jalap has its uses
| And that my present abdominal twinge
| and SAnternal dissensions are due to you
medicinal profundity and Italian STRAIT
| egy?,
| III YOU would be so kind. There Is M
| hurry however, about coming to con
| clusion."
Thanks, but have learned that delay
are dangerous and that procrastinatioI
loses the worm. Are you an expert in TIT
| use of the shovel?'
II think can claim that honor, al
though am not given to boasting.
Then make my grave at least three zee
| deep and at the head Of It you Will plan
yewyew tree ! may want to climb on
in a hurry when the horn blows. and tn
tree will come handy"
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An Indian Courtship.

WED been there an hour. | reckon,
when Big Eye she got up an come over
to where | was settin', beside the caief
an she stood there, right in front o
me, goin up an down lookin' at me an
lookin' down to the ground. l didn't
know what she wanted, till Little Bear
he signed to me | was to dance with
her. | want minded to be mean, not
after the way they'd treated me. IL
looked easy enough, too; SO / got UP an
commenced hoppin,
"You oughter heard them s1uaws
cackle! reckon did look some funny
count O. not havin' got the hang o 1t
an besides, l hadn't took moren a
dozen jumps till my wind gave out
Twas a dummed sight harder'n 1t look
ed. ! felt like I'd run mile over a
hill, but I want goin' to knuckle
down. No, stree! KEEP on, best
could. an was just wishin' hadn't got
such a terrible big supper, when Big
Eye she uuHlttlCu Lhc iObS INV V"s
wearin an lifted it up in her arms
tward me.
I'VE didn't stop jiggin', but she give
1t a whirl comm up clost to me, an
then she slung it right over our heads,
an before knowed what she was doin'
she'd ketched me round the neck with
her arms an drawed my head down an
kissed me, smack! Indians are awful
funny kissers, too. She took her time
to it, an when l got to thinkin' 1t over
afterward,I kind o made up my mind
'twa'n't such bad kiss; only 1t did
taste toler'ble strong O. buf-lo-taller an
wood smoke. When she got done she
sneaked out from under the robe, quick,
leayin' it hangin' over me. an l was
that hot and ratified | thought l never
would get 1t paved off O. me. Prank
Leslie's Monthly.
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| COMPANY
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Eighteenth PAGE.


The c.lrnival-The Racket.
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A STIMULANT.
And a Sorry Friend to some sys-
TENS

And a Sorry Friend to some sys-
tens.
Coffee acts as a stimulant to me.
can for a time accomplish considerable
more work, but then l am duil, spirit
less, nervous, weak and irritable. COZ
fee acts like slow poison on my
father, giving him inward pains and a
feeling of being generally upset. Con-
tinued use always used to make MIN
Ill.
He used to be very fond OF the bev-
erage and was in the habit OF drinking
1t two mornings, say then Skipping
a few days and taking 1t two mornings
again. II he took it the third Iaorh-
ing he was Invariably sick. 1t is two
years now since we had the flrst pack
age of Postum. We have been using
1t ever since, to our very great pehe-
fit.
A lady friend who is the wife CT a
prominent clergyman In New Haven
(whose name I am not at liberty 70
give) was a complete nervous wreck
from the use OF coffee. About year
ago she began the use of Postum an
continued in it, Six weeks after start
Ing she had lost all her former nervous
ness, had grown plump in the face, and
her health better than 1t had been Tor
years. She is a splendid walking al
vertisement, and Is most enthusiastic
in the praise of Postum, telling all OF
her callers Of it's merits and urging
them to try it, Kate Austen, Hamden'
Conn.
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BRIDGEPORT.
o.ux Event. From the Town Across
the Way.

0.iiy Events From the Town Acro"'
the Way.
cantain r. A. Thomas Is connned 10
his home sick.
Engineer Hanlon, OF che C., l.. q W.
was in town yesterday.
Geo Williams, of New Castle, Is the
guest Of friends in town.
lanes Jones, of Cambridge, is the
guest of friends in town.
William Bolen and wife are WISHING
friends in Washington, IA.
John Seals and family are home from
a visit with friends in INDIANA.
r r. Barrett and wife, OF Mounds
vile are the guests Of friends IN town.
Court Mcpherson left for Adena yes
terday for the Morning Star fishing
camp.
Mrs Charles Melbit and family have
returned from visit with Pittspurs
friends.
lawson 2. Emerson and Judge Gas
ton of st. Clairsville, were IN Town
yesterday.
Miss Nellie McGough very pleasant
w entertained a number of friends Fri
day evening.
william tHowells, who has been the
guest of friends in town, has returned
to Cleveland.
Frank Rice and several others left
Yesterday for Freeport, where they VIII
camp several days.
l.. Gregg, fireman on the ST. Glars
.,, troin IL taking a vacation at his
home in Flushing.
The Belmont Fishing Club will leave
thi week for Freeport, where they VIII
camp during the summer.
Mrs. William Berkly, Of Pike street
is confined to her home sick, and her
recovery is considered doubtful.
Andrew Bayha, propriNor of the
Ravha Ca--;age Co., made an assign
ment vest! = az to Fred Neininger NO
statement as to the financial CONDITION
of the firm could be learned. me nrm
has been in business number OF years
and the failure was quite a surprise.
The report that William Ehni COM
mitted suicide at Davis. w. Va, was
aronnd,ess. as far as his relatives knew
here They asked that the report De
denied as it was untrue. Mr.. Ehni
was a popular citizen OF this town and
the false report caused considerable re-
greet here yesterday.
Lawrence Neininger died at the home
NJ his daughter, Mrs. Eliza Poole in
Kirkwood, at noon yesterday. at me
age Of 70 years. He was one OF the
oldest citizens in town Mr.. Neininger
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MEN aud women everywhere 10 copy let-i
tors, 81 to ST weekly, working evenings.
Particulars enabling You TO start TO work
mailed on application. Enclose stapp.
UNION ADVERTISING CO, Toledo, ..
Jy1dq
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EIftcenth PsRc.

Thirteenth Page.
The France Medical Institute.
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DIED.

PAure-.At the home Of his parents. Hen
~ +. and Elmelma Paul, 1923 Eotf street
at II :25 y. m. Friday, July s. 1901. Harold
Irwin Paul aged year and months,
Funeral from residence at 1880 o'clock
this Sunday afternoon. Friends OF the
family invited to attend. 1ntermcnt at Mt,
Calvary cemetery.
McFADDEN-On Thursday, July 4th,
1901 James G. McFndden, son of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ J. McFadden, In his fifteenth
year.
Funeral from the residence of his par
ents, 103 Virginia street Monday morning
at $50 O'Clock. Solemn requiem military
mass at ST. Joseph's Cathedral at .
o'clock Interment at Mt. Calvary ceme-
terry. Friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend. -
McswORDs-At Martins Ferry, Ohio.
on Friday. July 5th. 1891. at clock p. m.
Indiana y. Meswords, aged SO years.
Funeral from her late residence on
Pearl street, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment at Riverview cemetery.
BAUGHMAN-On Friday. July 5, 1901.
at 7:45 a. m, John @. Baughman. In the
Gath year OF his age.
Funeral Will take place from the resi-
dence of his son-in-law. Charles Otte. No.
1886 Chapiine street, Sunday afternoon at
. o'clock, Interment at MI Calvary Gem
etery Friends OF, tho family are invited
to attends
sIERRATT-At Pittsburg. Pa, on sat
urday June %, 1901 Ruth Anna, infant
daughter of Thos. Il. and Anna b. Sher-
raft, aged months.
DAvIDSoN-on Monday July |, 1901. at
2:3o o'clock p. m, Elizabeth Davidson,
wife of VIM X. Davidson. OF No l03t
Chapline street, In the 44th year OF her
age.
METZ-On Thursday, July 4, 1901, at 2;5o
o clock a. m, Christina Metz, aged ID
years.
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BACK TO PITTSBURG.

PITTsBURG, July 6.-The special
train carrying employees and former Of
ficers of the National Steel and the
American Steel Hoop Companies reach
ed Pittsburg from New YORK about 7
O'Clock this morning.
The two concerns, which have been
merged into the Carnegie company, will
take up their headquarters in the Car
negie building on Monday. The trip
from New York was made without in
cident.
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Eleventh Page.

Carnival Week. We Bid You welcome
Stone & Thomas.
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pI1~TsBuRG-River a. feet and rising
Clear and warm, TT, -
Observation-Disclosures feet inches
and stationary. Cloudy: 80
OIL CITY.River l foot inches ana
falling Clear and pleasant. r.. ,,ohss
STEITBENVILLE-Riv teet o ihcnes
and stationary Clear and cooler,
az GstRIETJENSBORO-Rive Z feet inches
and stationary. Fair ana COOL
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During the past twelve years that
PROT Shelf. the optician, has been 10,
Gated in this city, he has examined
ond etted over twenty thousand peo-
nie with glasses. He has had remark,
ph1 snecess with difficult cases. ana
manv of his patients have been people
VINO had given up hopes of ever finding
~,asses to relieve their eye trouble; MS
Optical parlors, coNer Main and Ele ev-
NH streets. are one OF the nnesI
oouinned in the country.
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Yesterdays Arrivals.

Greenwood. from Pittsburg.
II. X Bedford from Parkersburg.
T. NJ. Bayne. from Steubenville.
Leroy, from Clarington.
Ruth, from Sistersville.
Ben Hu-, from Parkersburg.
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STEAMER RAN AGROUND.

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 6.-The har-
Dor steamer Venice ran onto bar in
the Allegheny near the Seventh street
bridge to-day and sank. The crew OF
five men had narrow escapes for their
lives, but no one was injured.
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To-Day,s Boats.

Pittsburg. Ben Hur. a. m.
GAINESVILLE. Iorena, a. m.
Pittsburg. Kanawha, 6 a. m.
Cincinnati, Virginia, a. m.
Pittshurg. Keystone State, 8 a. m.
Sistersviile. City of Wheeling. Z a. m.
East Liverpool. Leroy, a. m.
Sistersville, Ruth. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. Leroy. p. m.
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Quite simple.

IF / was a weather prophet" said
the man with spreading whiskers, I'D
get it right once in a while, you bet"
How would you manage IT."
whenever saw circus headin' fo-
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town. I'd simply put up my maps an
instruments an start In prsdictin' rain
on general principles. "-washington
Star.
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FOR TAX REFORM.
Cleveland Democrats Want Plank
In the Platform.

CLEVELAND, o., July 6.-The dele
cation from Cuyahoga county to the
Democratic State convention In Column
bus will seek to have introduced into
the State platform the plank adopted
at the Cuyahoga county convention in
relation to a reformation in the matter
OF State taxes. 1t bears especially on
the amount of railroad property in the
State that is now claimed to be untaxed,
and places the sum at $500, 600, 900.
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HOW TO REMIT.

SEND all Yemitsances BY Reofsterea
Letter, ExnresS Order, ChseA OF
Postal Note. Patrons run = rhsk
Of losing renittances sent IN any
other way. ALI amounts ior ~o.cV
or Iess can De seat ~ postal eraeR
Ter three cents. Address
ssHE REGISTER,
Wbeelin9, w. VI.
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Yesterday. Departure.

Charleston, Greenwood.
Parkersburg. H. X. Bedford.
Newport. Jewel
Sistersville, Ruth
Darlington, Leroy.
SteubenYille. Il. NJ Bsyne.
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Statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED--Capable earning
$1,000 a year: one experienced handling
specialties on salary or commission, stand
ard line to general merchants new prop
osition. our statesmen averaged six sales
each last week. commission each sale IN.
RON $40, Minneapolis. MINI. 1y7dQ
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sALE--Moving picture machine cali
cium light OUTFIT % films, fill for $l2s; cost
1865. 4 money maker for ehurch anu ioake
Entertainments. FRANK M. DuRkEE.
Springfield, Ohio. ytoq
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To-Niorrow's Packets.

Parkersburg. Ben Hur, p. m.
Steubepville, T. NJ. Bayne. $50 p m.
Sistersville, Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy. $3.50 p. IN.
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pARKERsBURG-Ri IS feet ana
stationary. Clear and cooler. W; hat "a
So for Pittsburg Keystone state Tor
pitfsburg Greenwood down for Charles
tn1
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SNOW IN MICHIGAN.
Hills About Calumet White With 1t.
1t Soon Melted.

DETROIT, Mich, July Ga special
to the Tribune from Houshton, Mich.
says: Snow fell here and at Calumet
this morning. The Quincy hills were
white with it early, but it soon melted
aWay
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MARRIED.

McNEL1-sHARP-At steuhenville. o..
In the Episcopal rectory, Wednesday,
June 2sth 1901 by Rev. Mr.. Gaylord, rec
tor q. the Episcopal church, Mr.. Allan G..
ter of Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Sharp. of this
city.
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Felt Hats-Iou Swabacker. ~.
Ladies Undermuslins-Geo. X. Tayior 90.
Oueensware-John Friedel Co ~
A Hearty Welcome-Geo. Il. Stifei * 90.
Farts and Fancies-McNamee.
Speciai round trip rates between
Wheeling and Moundsyille during Car
nival week, 25c.
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SUMMER HEsON'rS.


HOTEL OSBORNE. Atlantic city, N. J.
One SQUARE from Beach. New rs room an.
mex Modern appointments, rnexcclled
service. Rates BY the day $3.50 and upwarQs
l01 II J. OSBORNE.
'0'' my3lerb