The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-03-20
Death of Edward Poore.
Gallipolis Tribune.

Death of Edward Poore.
Gallipolis Tribune.
Mr.. Edward 2oore, of jackson,
father ofMr. e. w. Clate Poore, of
the firm of Deerdorf & Poore dry
goods merchants of this CITY, died
at 10 o'clock Friday evening, March
Is, 1901, of liver trouble and aged
65 years last Sunday. He leaves a
wife, and sons Clate and James
and Miss Patsey Roore; also broth.
ers and sisters.
His funeral services will be CON
Quoted next Tuesday, but at what
hour We do not know. Mr.. Poore
was an old Gallia Academy student,
we'll known in this county and we'll
liked wherever known. Hewas an
extensive farmer and cattle dealer
and was in good circumstances and
companionable, upright man
May peace abide with him for ever
more
The Register extends it's eympa-
thies the widow, and sons and
daughter of the deceased,
Senator Morgan didn't get action
from the Senate by his plain talk
about how Nicaragua Canal legis,t
lation was hung up by Republi,
cans, under British order, but he
has set the people of this country,
who are almost unanimously in
favor of the construction of the
Nicaragua Canal, to thinking, and
there will be some result of that
thinking during the next session of
Congress, or the people will know
why.
The Chinese Minister is to be
the guest IF honor of the Chicago
University this week, and will de-
liver the Convocation address.
Some of the American clergy are
protesting against the distinguish
ed honors accorded this representa-
tive heather, as an Inconsistency,
when we are trying to educate the
Chinese away from the faith WI
Ting Fang makes no secret in
avowing He declares it is better
than ours, and is unsparing il: crit.
ioism and humorous sallies at our
expense.
Grazing lands in Indian Terri
tory, which formerly yielded a
rental of ten cents per acre are now
in sharp demand at from thirty to
forty cents per acre, with the cat
tle-men eagerly competing for them
at the advanced ate.
The great trusts are advised to
follow the example of Mr. Carnegie
and make provision for their dis
abled and veteran employees by de-
voting portion of their profits to
Improving the condition of their
workmen. The suggestion is a
good one. i,
When man was created, God or
dained that he should "have do
minion over the fish of the sea,
and over the fowl of tho air, and
over every living thing that moveth
up on the earth"
The Legislature of Indiana has
passed law declaring vacant the
Office of any sheriff from whom a
prisoner is taken and lynched, I'M
less he can show that the lynohing
was through no negligence of his.
Q. G. Tippett, The Tailor, takes
pains to please his patrons. Gall,
on him and examine his many
samples and styles.
Judge Nathan Golf has arranged
for the building of new hotel at
Clurksburg to cost 100000
Three shall not enter Paradise
the scoffer, the hypoorite, and the
slanderer.
Our kindly deeds and our gener-
GUS gifts go to heaven as messen.
gere, and plend for us before our
Heavenly Father. iiiw
Most women wish they were
men, and lots of them act as though
they were trying to be.
He who seeks a faultless brother
will remain brotherless.