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New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
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r0e sross OF wss ss ISsn,y,'hrd Street
OThe leaving time from De.hrosse. .>A
rA@ndt streets IL Ave minutes later tAan
S..., eNen below for Twens,-shird street
station, except where otherwise noted.
loo n NJ FAST MAIIA-Limited to two BUFFET parIo-
escaso No eSaebe sG as Sleeping Car Pttssus
S PRSTsFH1SIa hasT FFINEf,'isRaF aDd GIsyslsaa
For eheaso pnTs s"ESs Tas and
Fer fossc. cSs2 hSsSs ASR SIa ST. hogS EXPREss
s.s s'fso, P W. s. 81 Louis 15,,Ts Piang tgpsFs Gar
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7S 5Siei:o 5d5Si,,i r:sgrs and
oneSf M cfTFNn fTT GsS1and Xxx s4sP. Sss, Ss'TIss
PBEss-For Pitishurg. Cleveland Nashviis via Gin
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
80 20 500 1910 tDes6rosSes and Corandt streets
iss 6nas So % esS1s=ses Ss" and 'e Cortland: as
and Dining Cars 81 1ni5 % a s ; P1TlSr
fD GSrS sa9 p m. 1cIo night sunday: SIS s5S. l0ss
ali ParoT Ora and Dia1s cars cars SIS
42S Dining Carr. 455 Dining Carr. % D. m. i2.Io
SOUTHERN RAIlwAY.-Express. s25. 4a5 D. m 1910
ATLANTIC, COAST LINE--Express s55 a. m and s25
sEaE@aRP paaA TI1sa anR LINE 3 and Metro % %
NoRFoIK OBI N.E. AND WESTERN RAILwAY-FOr Memphi.
CHESAPEAKE OHIO kaTIW4Y-s55 a m and ass
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFo1.K.-7.ss a. m.
week days and s.55 D. m daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 m ami . vraeL
Standard Coaches ~ -
CAPE Mayhem IN
IVES, T,s n New 1ork and Long Branch Railroad nren
20, 20. ana roo p m Sundays. O. aa a. m ass D m.
t.tgni iesor0SSeS and COrtiandt Streets)
I-oo' Oh" and d 10 Z. m. Sundays, o.
p m ' N-~
FOR PHILADEIPHIA.
!pssorosses and Ciort sndt Streets 2o, u d
-, 500 "23 eos Penna. Limed).
snd Cortlsndt Streets 10 2Oi Dining Carr DINING
arr H95 a. m - ~ 1855 tDiniEg Carr 10 (Des-
presses and Cortlandt Streets 220l 2s5 S.25 s55 es
80 tpnninS Iarl ia Dining Carr. 555 Dining Carl,
- szs, sSS % p E. II 10 night. sundays. 8 10
,o2 ho coaches) SIS. $50. as. 955 HimiteD. IS
9Iin nj '9ins % Car a NJ I2 a. 1855 Dining Carr, iss
night - - ' N' y "'-' - ="
Ticket offices Nos 4e 1896 1851 III and esl Broad
way; Astor House. West Twenty-third
sd stations foot of DssbrOsses CortIandt
court Street $50 Fulton Street. SS Broadway ard
fennsyIxania Annex Station. BROOKLYN: station
olty- Inc New York Transfer call
to destination -e"
Telephone '9l4
road Cab Service 49, 'tN'N ''A''
d. d M TCHlNSON. r.. WOOD.
ueIerai Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
BALTIMORE g. GHl0 RAILR0AD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave franklin staOn. New York. as foIIowa
later foot W=st 421 4. y. r.:
'T1O A M.--For INTERN points 10 Albany 8 Montreal
til 20 a. ND Lake NJ Mnuewasaa. Saratoga
Catskil VI untr-ns.
p M--ChicagO ExE
p M Ltd Dstroit. Chicago I<oua
t3 p No For Hudson River Points and Albany
sf:f5 p N-For Rochester Buffalo. Ceve & Chicago
$500 p M-For Rochester. Buffalo. Detroit Loua
'g:I5 p M-For Syra.. R0ch- Mag. Falls. Det q chi
.Daily. iDaiy. except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No. l. at l0;i5 "; AZ 2-i5 NJ Leaves Jersey
CITY p r r. sta. Nc. I. II 20 NJ; 3:35 p II
me tables principal hotels Offices Bagsase
checked hotel residence by Wesrcotts
c. e LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent y Y
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

ass Sd Cheese-Amercan anest white dull American
finest coored quiet. AIS I'd Buter-Fnest
dull sos good United Stats quiet. SIS Sd Taow quiet
seed oiimHul gshned spot hrm. Els Cd Turpentine-
Ieum-Rehned steady. 7sd. Linseed firm 27s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
STOCK on HAND.

Wilmington. April 12-Sprts turpentine firm. 321zG
SSc: receipts, cas Rosin Nothing doing receipts, 80
is bbls Tar firm. 81 30 receipts $50 bbls.
Charleston April 12.-Turpentine quiet. 30s.c Rosn
quiet. unchanged.
savannah April 1s-sprts turpentne firm. 33c bid; re
ceipts oaf bbls sales. 369 102 Rosn firm and
unchanged receipts 1.ss0 bbls; exports. 1.5O0.
London April l2Petroleum- American refined. % 32d.
Turpentine-Sprts 27s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

IN PURSUANCE OF du oIutT Ol HDli AUueE
l. q Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
notice is hereby giver &c all persons having claims
against Maria Moore. late OF the County Of New
York present tn same with vouchers there
OF 10 the his place of ransactng business
AT the office of Charles Souther. No. Nassau
Borough of Manhattan: n the city or New York.
on or before the FIRST day of May next.
Dated New York. 25th day OF October, 1900
CASIMIR DE r. MOORE Executor
CHARLES EDWARD SOUTHER. Attorney for Execu-
tor. Nassau ST.. Borough Of Manhattan New
York City
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

4 DVEkTlsEME.NTS and subscriptions for The rribuns
received Al their lpon ONCE. No l242 Broadway.
ID door north or 31stst until o'clock
nlsnts received at the following REGULAR
ohee rates until O'Clock . n. ~ q Q
cor 1sd St: la2 0h-avs. i1h-a NAev'a 0sh-ay~
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

Ro-Ccfee market steady: No Rio. $500; exchange
i2kd 5000 bags cleared for the United States
3e0; cleared for Europe. 200: stock 293 600 bags.
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

good Santos 4s50o receipts 10000 bags stock
lO7a bags. HambuGg-Coffee market opened J. pfen
mig lower: 2.30 unchanged to 4 pfennig
lower: sales 1900 bags Havre-Coffee market opened
J. = lower: IL m. unchanged; at
p m steady and unchanged; at $50 p. unchanged
total sales 35, 600 bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
6nrroaates' Notlres.

pEAMAN, CHARLES C.-In pursuance of an
~ order Of Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate of the
OF Notice is hereby given all
having against Charles G Beaman; late OF The
Countv of York deceased. To present the with
vouchers thereof % subscrt.rs their pace OF
tansacting business Office OF Allen w Evarts.
No - Wall street Borough of Manhattan in the City OF
New York before the twentysixth day of August
Dated New York. the 2lst day Of February. 1901
HETTIE :. BEAMAN. ExecutriN
Ell JtIu; CHAUNCEY. WILLIAM 5. BEAMAN. SHER-
MAN EVARTS. Executors -
ALLEN w EVARTS. Attorney for Executors. % Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE,
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ss43o, T7S0 $500. 800 slo.o6. III SO n m tl0a
81 80 taco '3 40 tioc S'sOo ta30 800 .7.oO IL 30
$500. st9 % p m. ~ I5 mdt.
BALIsM0RE AND WASHINGTON.
'5Do 'I % .. m. .l2 Il udt.
Offices; Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry I1s. I72 2sl
1900 1254 Broadway, f72 Ave T37 Sth Ava.
% Union So West l53 East 1a5th ST. 27s West f25th
Z Court s.
Fulton St. Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg Nev
Transfer Co calls for checks baggage % dest-
'Fron Liberty So only Daily. tDay. Sunday.
SUNDAYS only.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
NAVAL STORES.

Inc market for spirits turpentne steady firm
and ABOUT lc higher in sympathy with in
nan and the Eight supplies hand New-York.
IN the day however, reports from Savannah indicated
loss OF ABOUT 2c but this failed affect the local situa
, tion which closed rather firm 36G361zc ROsin
SIT" % Du' sledIy ana tar ruled quiet. We quote
drAIR-fSesulars. 81 80; do oil bbls, $3
SPlItITS TURPENTINEs- 36G36lac.
ROSlN-Common E. r
" 3oQS2 40; W G. 50 So; w w, So 50.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
n PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank

IN pJRSI ANCE or an ORDER OF ffOn T fdHh
Il II fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County of New York.
notice hereby all having claims against
Smith W De of the County of New York. ds
ceased to presen with vouchers thereof the
snbscrbers of tTansacng business at the
offce OF Robert j. Fox. No 81 Nassau Street in the
Manhattan. in the City OF New YORK. on or
befor LIST day of October next
Dated New York. the 14h day OF March 1901
$1,000 EDWIN woe.
CHARLES 5. DE VOE
RoRERT ! FOX Attorney for Executes. 81 Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan New York
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
LaCkaWanna Railroad
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New York. foot OF Chambers ST
follows. and ) minutes earlier w I'd ST.
3oO m. Daily--SolIa Baffal0. Arr 8 D. n
BinghamtOn. Wayery, Eimira CoAcaeA
parlOr and cafs dining o Buffalo
S'iO ?. m Dsily.-Chicago Lnitsd-Fast MaiI-Soia
tran 70 Chicago arrying 20 Arr Cleveland q
steepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincnnati
asS 2 n bailyIB.;fiaio and Cleveland Exp-sss-ATr.
Buffalo ttS. Bradford 10. jamestown Younss-
tewn 10 2, a. m cleysand ~ 80 slsepess Bai-
3.I3 D. m. Daily--Soi;d for Brghauiton Wavsr-
~ t;lnira Chicago sleepers E1Ga,o. Chleaso
FI'ICFIErS LofAI. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Bsoadway. lot Eas; lsitL 81: 2.S i25sh St,
Chambers and Nest &! ST ferries. New and
$50 81, Fulton s., ;N Bresewav, I'rookyn Iee River
fioboker. ard Jersey City rranssae
Go. calls for and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

s.s. Buffalo. April 12-F1our quiet and weak Wheat
spring stronger for steady offerings in
sse @ day but closed lower Ne Northern old
aes zoe bid nc asked Corn unsettled generally
NJ No yellow. to1s sBa6tac: No 3 do 46qA614e:
No e0fn; %h,s 'A4ss No DO IS ash&sSAs Oats
is'ss; Es- s.n No do 2s1sa2sAc through billed Barley
store store 2gc do on track. SOC asked: small lot No
lows: ~ 's --'NiN' i"''seu as ioi-
May ...........IiisaT1S 1i5sa72 ToE 7os
July .I2011A I2h I05s 1O7sG7l
Corn No. 2:
april -.......... 4s1.
May .43%d44 4. 43%d43Y 4ss,
july -..---...... 43ssa4344 437sG44 43ss Ass
Oats. No. 2:
5Hiy Hiy ::::a'''sss 81. 81 sss aSsesss
Mess pork per bbl:
May May -.......... sl4so sl4571s 14471s s14 All.
'uIs ''''''-''.'.' IA 60 146Iia IA 80 146O
Lard per 10:
Hny M1y ,''--...... s2zh ss2sa s?.1a ss21a
ssptefa6eir; ...... siiss s5s,s sil77&& SO
Short ribs. per 100 n:
3ay Mfy ..::: .::. sSs. sa9sE sSSss,. ss9 sse,
september 500 sos
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
Four Tracks ELECTRO Pneumatic signals
Stations in New York. Liberty south Ferry
Trans .eave Liberty a. below South Ferry
hve minutes earlier. except as noted)
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

The following are the total net receipts OF cotton at all
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

Receipts Of brcadstufs points in thousands
last three cphers (OG0 omitted -four bb bush
4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
THE KINGS
OF the City, at a Special Meeting
Held Last Night, Arranged for an
Interesting Entertainment.

OF the City. at a Special Meeting
Held Last Night, Arranged for an
Interesting Entertainment.
Last evening the Kings Daughters of
the city held a we'll attended and inter-
esting meeting in the First P%resbyter-
ian Church, and completed arrange
ments for the entertainment to be given
under their auspices in the near fu-
ture. The offer made by the Rev. S. 4.
Westhafer to give his lecture on the
Passion Play was adopted, and this will
form the principal feature of the enter
tainment, which will be given on the
evening of the 25th in the Fourth Street
Church.
DR.. Westhafer is we'll fitted to deliver
this lecture, as on his resent trip abroad
he visited Oberamergau and witnessed
this wonderful play. In addition to his
lecture, DR.. Westhafer has secured a
handsome set of pictures and a ~stereop-
ticon and the lecture will be fully Illus
trated. Tickets will be placed on sale
within a few days by the ladies.
The next regular meeting OF the
Kings Daughters will occur in May and
will be held in the st. Luke's P. e.
Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16

here last evening to a large house and
gave splendid satisfaction.
The funeral of Jno. Harvey will take
place this afternoon at two o'clock. The
interment will be made in Scotch Ridge
cemetery.
There is some objections about the
quarantine between this township and
Jefferson county. 1t is thought that the
authorities are taking proper care.
The fight for presidency of Council
grows much warmer each day. Coun-
Gil is still in a quandry and those who
are working for this honor are all la
boring hard.
Miss Jane Smith, an estimable wo-
man, died at her home in Burlington
yesterday morning. The arrangements
for the funeral had not been made last
evening.
gave the name of Meffeiner was in the
city yesterday and stopped at a well
known saloon where he gave his new
friends a pair of shoes, and when later
questioned by Marshal Erwin stated
that he had bought the shoes and
thought he could give them away.
Sunday is a day long to be remember
ed by the members of the Christian
church. Good audiences greeted the
speakers at each session. The address
in the afternoon by Mary Lyons. of
Cleveland, was well received and at its
close she organized an auxiliary of the
c. W. B. NJ. AT the opening of the
evening meeting a Y. p. S. C. e. was
organized. There were seven additions
to the church Baptisms occurred at
both afternoon and night services.
Rev. Sims Will take for his subject to-
night Some Social Slime-Pits." On
Tuesday night he will speak by request
on the subject of christian Baptism
versus Sprinkling."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
Real Estate Sales.

S. Nesbitt, Jr., sold the Scarlott prop
erty on Eoff street to Mrs. Annie Par
ker for $1,000. The Colvig property,
Nos. 1885 Thirty-seventh street, to
Mr.. Randolph Harris for $4,000. The
Freismuth property on Jacob street to
Mrs. Catherine Warneke for $4,000.
The Redman property on McColloch
street for $4,000. The Colts farm near
Roney's Point to Mr.. John White. The
Quell farm in Marshall county for
$500. The Scheeser and Barth prop
erty on T~wenty-third street to Mr..
John Miller for $ $500. Lot No. % on
Jacob street for 1900. Lot No. IL on
Lind street to Mr.. Colts for $3.50. Lot
No. IL on Jacob street, Centre Wheel
ing, for $3.50. Lots No. 141 and 142 on
Vine street in Belvidere for $240 to Mr..
John Walker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
BRIDGEPORT.
Daily Events From the Town Across
the Way.

Daily Events From the Town Across
the Way.
Mrs. Heed, of Pike street Is quite
sick.
VIM. Shannon and D. Cowen, OF
Colerain. were in town last evening.
Mrs. Dan Miller, who has been quite
sick at her home on Pike street, is
much improved.
The mayor will call a meeting of the
water board this evening to consider
the Martins Ferry proposition.
1t is reported that the high side of
the Wheeling Creek Coal Company will
be opened up in the near future.
A young mar and his best girl had
quite a fight last evening on a promin-
ent street. They seemed to have some
trouble that seemed to make the young
lady very mad.
A brother of the Kittlewell, who
escaped from the city Jail, is in Indi-
ana. 1t will be remembered that his
brother escaped from Jailer Keller at
st. C%lairsville.
The two colored men who were
arrested were given a hearing yester-
day morning and were fined S. and
costs, and the mayor agreed to throw
aside the fine IL the costs were paid.
Mrs. Everly South and daughter,
Helen, will leave to-day for Pittsburg
and vicinity to visit friends. Miss
IIol1~ r,LA hoe hacp ottandfrU Mt rio
Chantal, is in poor health and it is
thought this change will do her good.
The mayor to-day will issue orders
to the police to capture all dogs found
on the streets and place same in quar-
tiers arranged for beneath the city
building. The dogs who are accCmpa-
MED by their owners will be exempt.
1t is thought the police will be pretty
busy as tire are a large number OF dogs
in town.
The members of st. Anthony's church
will make a noyena, commencing To-
day. for nine Tuesdays. This series Of
prayers that will be given by this
church is considered n of the lead-
ing events of the church. Rev. Father
Weigand is making this a special SER
vice and it promises to be a very inter-
ing service. Saint Anthony was born
at Padua, near Lisbon, in 1895. and
died tear that place in 1881. He was
a Franciscan monk. theologian and
preacher in France and Italy. History
repeats many legends as to his teach
ings. which are very interesting. There
are a number of Saint Anthonys. but
this one especially is held In higl es-
TEEN by the Catholic church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
or THE HEST FEATURES


Is the fact that it cures every
form of Piles without nj particle
of pain. This dcsi-able point is
not obtained by the use of in1ur-
ious opiates which simply ieaden
the parts and make matters worse
in the long run. But it is done
solely by dts remarkably healing
and soothing effects. And while it
thus gives immediate relief, at the
same time the disease Is not merely
checked, but a radical cure is rapid
ly accomplished. And the point we
want to make clear is that all this
is done without a particle of pain.
The Pyramid Pile Cure has been
before the public too long and its
merits recognized by too many peo-
pie to allow it to be classed with
the many salves, suppositories.
pills, ETC., and you run no risk in
trying 1t. as is often the case with
new and untried preparations. II
you are ever troubled with any
form of piles or rectal disease do
not forget the Pyramid Pile Cure.
Prepared by Pyramid Drug Co.,
Marshall, Mich, and sold by all
druggists at 30 cents per package.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.
They -rc Sore.

Those who represent the Ohio Rapid
Transit Co. and as SO far have given
out little as to whom the organization
is formed and who are the real pro-
motors of same. seem to have objected
much to the article in the Sunday Reg
lister. Just what was said that irritat-
ed these promoters has not yet been
learned, but after consulting a num-
Der of citizens yesterday, it was learn
ed that they objected TO this franchise
and almost all are of the belief that
the company is only the agent for the
Wheeling Traction Company. So far
no explanation has been given out by
this COMPANY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
RAINY AND U
The Weather of Yesterday Was
Largely a REPETITION of That of
Sunday

VI lhdt III
Sunday.
The quality of weather furnished yester-
day was far from first-class and not
greatly removed from the inferior article
of Sunday. After midnight Sunday night
the rain came down the short way for
hour after hour, but grew lighter to-
wards daylight, it still continuing. how
ever, until about noon. The total pre-
cipitation was .65 Of an inch. All during
the afternoon it was cloudy, with a mist
falling at intervals, and threatening con-
ditions prevailed during the greater part
of last night, with some indications, how
ever, OF a better state of affairs to-day, as
the barometer was rising. About ten
o'clock last night the thermometer stood
at 50 and he barometer at %. so inches and
rising slowly.
The regular reports will be found below
Christ. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations of
the temperature yesterday: Z a. m. AZ; 9
a. M, IS; Il m, 81; 8 p. m, Sc; ! p. m, 81;
10 p. M. 50. Weather changeable.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-For Western
Pennsylvania-Fair Tuesday and Wednes
day, probably warmer Wednesday in
northern portion: fresh north to east
winds.
For Ohio-Fair Tuesday; warmer in
southern portion. Wednesday. partly
%scloudy, probably rain in western portion;
warmer in northern portion; fresh north
to esat winds.
For West Virginia-Fair and warmer
Tuesday. Wednesday, fair, variable
winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
STRIKE IMPROBABLE.
A Way Out of the Existing Differ
ence Between the Pottery Work.
ers and Manufacturers.

A Way Out of the Existing Differ
ence Between the Pottery Work
ers and Manufacturers.
There is little probability of a
strike among the pottery workers. Mr..
C. w. Franzheim when seen last night
said that if the Brotherhood would
treat with the Western Manufactur-
ers' Association, the differences would
most probably be adjusted s~atisfacto-
rily and the threatened strike averted.
If the Brotherhood is willing to o n
fer with the western association in
stead of the U. S. Potters' association
there will be no difficulty in settling the
matter.
The following dispatch concerning
the situation at East Liverpool was re-
ceived last night:
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, April 15.-
Indications to-day eem favorable for
an adjustment of the differences between
the operative potters and the manufac-
turers without a strike on May LIST. The
Brotherhood officials seem disposed to
grant the request of the Western Man.
ufacturers' Association to deal with
them rather than with the U. S. Potters'
Association.
The national executive board of the
Brotherhood Is in session here n is
expected to take favorable action. II
it agrees to the proposal of the manu-
~facturers, the latter will at once meet
and act and the conference which will
probably solve the difficulty will be
arranged for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
Further information.

The following report was received
early this morning:
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, April 15.-
The executive committee of the Broth
erhood of operative potters, after an
all DAYS session tonight appointed a
committee to confer with the Western
Manufacturing Potters' Association.
As this was the main point insisted
upon by the East. Liverpool pottery
owners, the action indicates a willing
ness to meet the manufacturers half
way and it is generally believed the
coming conference win result IN An
amicable ~adiustment Of existing dinsF-
enceA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
4 GERMAN COUNT
APPEARS TO BE IN SERIOUS
TROUBLE IN THIS CITY.


Yesterday attachment papers were is
sued and served by Squire M. ]. Fitz-
patrick, at the instance of Carl Friede-
rich, upon the yacht and personal eff
fects of Count Anton Linsmyer, a Ger
man nobleman, who is making the trip
from Pittsburg to New Orleans by
river. The attachment papers are for
wages owing Friedrich amounting to
500.
Friedrich claims that he was hired
by the Count in Hamburg, Germany, at
a salary of 50 a week, to accompany
him upon his trips. He stated that
from Hamburg they came to PittsbuIg
by way of England and New York. On
their arrival in the Smoky City the
Count, who is said to be extremely
well off, purchased a yacht, and after
fitting it UP handsomely, started with
his man on the long river trip, tying
UP at night near some small town,
where provisions could be secured. All
went we'll until the arrival of the party
at S~teubenville, where some trouble
arose and vas ended by the Count Civ
ing Friedrich 81 and ordering him
back to Pittsburg.
Friedrich, after considerable diff
Guilty, as he cannot speak a word Of
English, succeeded in reaching a Ger
man doctor in Allegheny, and after re-
lating his story to him. the doctor adj
vised him to take immediate action.
Meanwhile the Count had resumed
his journey down the river and all
trace was lost of him until he reach
ed this city. Unconscious that any ac-
ton was anticipated by his late en-
ploye, he pulled his yacht out upon the
Island shore yesterday and began max
ing some needed repairs to it. In tie
meantime the doctor and Friedrich
had gotten wind of his whereabouts
and they proceeded to this city and
swore out warrants which were served
late in the afternoon. The Count agreed
to settle and gave Squire Fitzpatrick
two checks amounting to 1882 upon the
German bank of this city, to cover the
claims and costs. The Count claims
to have $500 in this bank, and if the
checks are honored this morning by
the bank, the yacht and goods will be
released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
Pennsylvania school of Embalmer

Quarters have been engaged at the
Windsor and the Pennsylvania School
of Embalming will conduct sessions
there to-day, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. Lectures will be given upon
the science of embalming, and under
takers from this city and vicinity will
attend, as the series is a sort of post
graduate course for the students of the
school.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-16
King Dramatic Company.

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The King Dramatic Company open
ed a weeks engagement to a crowded
house at the Grand last night. and sus
tanned it's reputation as the strongest
popular price repertoire company on
the road. The company is headed by
the popular and capable actor, Mr.
Kirk Brown, who will appear in stel-
lar roles. Hands Across the Sea" was
given a really admirable scenic pro-
duction and the audience was delighted
This afternoon Faust" will be pre-
sented with all the necessary electrical
and mechanical effects, and to-nights
bill will be Sporting Duchess"