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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-12
Special Excursion Rates to Various
Points via Baltimore s. Ohio Rail-


Points via Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.--Very low rates
for special excursions June Is and 81
July II and %, August and %, and
September 5. Tickets good sixteen
days.
CHICAGO, lib. Y. P. U. A. Inter-
national Convention, July 1928. One
fare for the round trip. Tickets good
going July %, "a and %; good return
ing leaving Chicago until July 80, with
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NOTICE no cREpIroRs.

To the Creditors OF Hester Mcconnell.
In pursuance of decree 81 the Circuit
Court of the County Of Ohio. made In .
cause therein pending, TO subject tbs real
estate Of the said Hester Mcdonnell 10 tho
payment Of her debts. you are required 10
present your claims against the estate OF
the said Hester Mcconnell for adJudica-
tion 70 G. II. Flick. Commissioner. st bis
Office, at No 4fl7 ChADlinc street. IN tbs
city OF Wheeling Ia the said county. on or
before the 9th day ~ June. 1871
Witness. G. II. Herning clerk ~ the
said court. this zlBi day 81 May. 1871
G. ~. HENNINl;. Clerk.
GEORGE r. BOYD
Solicitor for Complainant
Published hTst time May 2. 1871
fnyZ2oawv
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
MARTINsBURG. w. Va. June IL
Mr.. George Shaffer was found dead in
bed this morning. He was alone in
the house. Some of the neighbors
heard a noise but it was so slight and
lasted such a short time that little was
thought of it until the dead body was
round this morning. His age was Sc
years and he was unmarried
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PROPOSALS..
U0TICE TO eoxraAcTons-

The undersigned win receive sealed bfdf
Until 3 o'clock . n. Saturday June Is
1871. for the building 81 the fauEd6tl6n 81
the Odd Fellows Business Ei82k ia the
town u Pennington. Also for the sfee-
Of brick. 1fxTe. three st0riaA. PIaas ard
specifications for the same are 10 my
possession and can be examined at any
reasonable hour Tne COMMITTEES reserves
the right 70 reject AnE and ali bids
5uStu, tEi.sst u JOHN A. BOOK
Chairman Of COMMITTEES.
Pennington ". "a, June 5. l95l.
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PROPOSALS.

Sealed prop5zals viii be received by the
Board OF Education Of Union District
Marshall county West Virginia until
Wednesday. Jtne 18TH 1901, AZ Il o'clock
noon. for the erection OF two public school
buildings In the city Of BcnwOod, West
virginia The proposals Will include ev-.
the buildings
Plans and specifications can be seen az
the Office Of Chaz. o. McCarty. architect.
Room 10, Reilly Building wheeling W.
Va, ard al the office Of the Secretary, &C
Benw00d W Va
Separate bids will also be received ut tho
same time for steel ceilings about N6Al1
square feet. designs 10 be submitted with
bids
THE board reserves the right to reject
any cf all bsde
~ cts7er 81 the board
CHARLES 4. EVANS.
Y1ld seeret1ty.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Daily Events From the Town Across
the Way.
A Sad Death.

"A Sa0 Deaths
At $50 o'clock last evening Joseph
B. Loe passed away at the home of
Charles futile in West Wheeling Mr..
Loe had been sick for over year,
during which time he underwent three
operations, and all seemed to be sue
cessful, but after a short time he grew
weaker and suffered much, until the
end came He leaves a wife and five
children to mourn the loss of loving
husband and father. Mr.. Loe for a
number of years was the efficient cash
Ter Of the First National Bank of this
place, when he resigned and became
connected with the Moundsville Glass
Company, but his health permitted
him to do little work. He was a true
Christian man, and was held in the
highest esteem by all who knew him.
His death is loss to the community
which extends its sympathy to the be-
reaved family. The funeral will likely
take place Thursday afternoon.
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All members OF Ohio valley Lodge No.
II. X. Of r., are hereby notified 20 meet
az the Castle Hen Wednesday. june u. at
] p IN, sharp, for the purpose OF attend
Godfrey Schul Bring badges and gloves.
Members OF sister lodges are Invited 70
attend GEORGE BfTTS, c. &.
]. w CONNELL.Y, X. OF Il. & S. juiler
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.

Special to the Register
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, June IL
Probate Judge Kerr granted a temper
airy injunction to-day against the con-
struction of the Lake Erie, Alliance &
Wheeling railroad. in Springfield town
ship, in a suit by Allen Cunningham
and Alex Long.
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Odd Fellows Hail Association. for
the election of nine trustees and for thai
transaction of such other business AZ may
held In the trustees room Is Tile Odd Fei-
Lows ffIaiD Building on wednesday even-
ing june H.. 1851 az 10 ci1ck
WILLIAM ELIEEssfIAM
President
s. II. DARRAH. secretary. lns.Izl3
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John Doe Again.

John Doe was arraigned before JUS
tice of the Peace Fitzpatrick yesterday
on a charge of assault and battery.
and profanity preferred by Richard
Roe. On the first charge he was fined
S. and costs and on the second 81 and
costs.
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IN TIL JUSTICE COURTS.


Yesterday Special Officer Metz of the
B. & o., brought j. P. Davis, the tele-
graph operator at Burton, to this city
and he was taken before Squire M. J.
Fitzpatrick on a charge of assault and
battery, preferred by w. H. HOFFMAN.
He was found guilty and fined 81 and
costs.
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To the Grand Jury.

Yesterday Squire M. ]. Fitzpatrick
gave Thomas Wilson hearing on a
charge of robbing Mike Agnic's resi-
denee in North Wheeling and held him
to the grand jury under bond of $1,000,
and in default of it committed him TO
Jail.
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with Joint Agent and payment of

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL-Epworth
League international Convention,
July 1921. Very low rates. Tickets
on sale July 4 to II, limited for re-
turn until August 81.
For tickets, time of trains, sleeping
and parlor car accommodations, call on
or address nearest Ticket Agent Balti-
more & Ohio r. r. for full informa-
ton
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Hearing To-Day.

This morning Charles Hose will be
given a hearing by Justice of the Peace
Fitzpatrick, on a charge of assault and
battery, preferred by a Mrs. Stein
hauser.
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K *. h. NOTICE.

The members of the Korn Koh kiub are
requested to meet az their rooms az one
O'Clock sharp this "wednesday afternoon.
for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF
the late Godfrey Schul by order Of
WM. NJ ELROT.
President.
CHARLES RAY.
1ul2ea Secretary.
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I o. 20. Y. ruNnnAL NOTICE..

The members of Wheeling Lodge No.
and Wheeling Encampment No II, |. o.
Q. f., are hereby notified 10 meet at your
lodge room In the l. q. o. Fl building,
on Wednesday. June 18th, 1901. at one
O'Clock, sharp. 10 attend the funeral Of
our deceased froiher J., G. NJ and r G..
= Godfrey schul Members Of sister
lodges and encampmentg are respectfully
invited to attend BY order
CHAS. WINCffER. n, @.
S. NJ. DARRAH. secy.
w. J. STEEE, c. r.
juller a. l. KELLY Scribe.
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Another Patient Praises DIR. Gall
Iagher and His New Treatment.

Efatsts Odl-
lagher and His New Treatment.
For more than six years l have been
suffering fearfully from catarrh and all
its miserable symptoms. such as hawking,
splitting, stopped up head. taking cold easy
and often, and was very much troubled
when at work for I had to breathe with
my mouth open. then the trouble went to
my stomach and ] would belch almost
continually Since taking the New Treat
ment that has all been changed; don't
have TO spit and hawk nearly as much,
can once more breathe through my nose
with comfort, and that horrible belching
has all disappeared. / am happy at the
result and recommend the Doctor to all
suffering with catarrh. J. E. EMSLEY.
The new scientific and gentle treatm
as IN the physicians office.
Send for a free symptom blank and |
legation TO take treatment unless you "
Consultation Free and all Corresnou
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ADVANTAGE OF SUMNER.
Galaghe Emphasizes the Lesson of
Suffering Enfeebed IONS Wea
Lungs with Predisposiuon to Consumption.

of of
suf
of of
reduced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-12

On account of the rain last evening,
Prof Reinekes dancing classes will
dance at Mozart Park Casino tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-12

what You See in a Ring-McNamee.
Ladies Walking Skirts-Geo. e. Stifel
& Co,
Dainty Wash Fabries-stone & Thomas.
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ION sALE-,lIscnLLANrous.
GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE or PUBLIC SALE which viii
be held at the Wheeling Warehouse Stor'
age Co, corner oi Seventeenth ANA Mar.
KIT streets. on Thursday June 18th. at 10
a. M Of carpets. hrlc-a-brae, several cook
stoves and all kinds OF good furniture.
Terms cash. j. c. HERNEY, Auctoneer.
Jules
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Picnic anu Outing, Zane Lodge No.
1. S. of H., Mozart Park, Thursday,
June 18th.
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Eighth Page.

White 4 White.
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Third Page. n
Elm Heights Lots for Sale-I.. A. Rolf.
Notice-W. w. Spargo.
Il. X *. Notice.
Wanted-Man to Work in Restaurant.
Lost-Pocketbook.
Won on ''Ffuke---Jason C. Stamp.
DEMONSTRATION by Rookkeeper and
StenOgrapher.
Wanteu-Middle- Aged Girl.
Special Summer Offer-Dr. J. L. Gal
lagher.
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Sixth Page.
Striped Socks-MeFadden's.
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NEW ADyNRTIsEMENTs.

MICHIGAN. JAMES. formerly of IS 18th
street, Wheeling-would you kindly COM
municate with your sister, Elizabeth Me-
Guigsn, Patersons Court. Lawnmarket,
edinburgh, Scotland, who wishes 10 come
to see YOU jui2l6
HAVE your lawnmower overloaded and
snarpened now. Best work done oy us.
new mowers for less money than else
Mnere. Phone Geo. WHEELING SCALE
WORKS. 1888 Market street my1erb
ARE YOU GOING TO GET MARRIEDs
II SO, call and see my wedding hrougham.
II is the finest carriage in the city; some
thing entirely new. Yours truly.
WIN. w. DUMAS,
Livery and Boarding Stables.
mylle&dh 1850 Market St, Wheeling.
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WANTED-Girl for general homework.
Apply Is Vermont street. jullewdq
WANTED-Cook and upstairs girl. APP
ply 9S Twelfth, street. 3uTe&dh
WANTED-AIiddle-as girl TO take cara
OF child Apply MRS OSWALD
sCIlRElBER, corner North York ard
New Jersey streets, Island. jui2e&dh
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Wash Fabrics-Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.
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This Patient Has Gained Ten Pounds
in Weight is Regulating Her
Health on Account of the New
Treatment. and Hence is Glad TO
Praise the Same and DIR. Gallagher
! have had catarrh for more than four
years. suffered fearfully with hawking
distress in the stomach and belching OF
gas, lost appetite, and as well In weight.
DR.. Gallagher and his new treatment
have enabled me 10 enjoy life once more
am improved all around in a remarkable
degree, TO such an extent that / have
gained ten pounds in weight. and / am az
course happy at the result and gladly rec
ommend the Doctor
GERTRUDE wYLTE.
Edgington Lane
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S1O--REWARD-$1G
A reward of ten dollors will be paid for
the arrest and convection of any person or
persons caught stealing the Register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-01

delaide. wife of Sir Randolph Edge of Blent Han,
eloped with Capt. Fitzhubert- Sir randolph
died in Russia. presumably In time FOR Lazy
Edge and Fftzhubert to marry and SO MAKE
their Harry legitimate They learn later,
however. that the date IF Sir Randolph's death
has been given incuTr'. tiy and Harry Is not
the rightful heir. They keep the matter secret,
and eventually Mrs FttzEubert succeeds l" me
RarOny of Tr1stram of Blent and resides Win
Harry at Blent Hall. Unknown to Lady Iris
tram. Mrle Zabriska and Mr. Jenkinson Neeid
also in possession Of the secret, and Nine.
Zabriska, with her uncle. Maj Dupiay, comes
to reside at Merrion Lodge. near Blent Hall
Harry learns from his mother that he is not the
rightful heir Blent. but they determine TO hold
the title for him any cost To further his
cause he decides to marry jamie lver. heirrss
Of Fairholme, but finds two rivals in Bob Broad
ley and Mai lupiay he latter learns Of MS
Unfortunate birth from Nina Zabriska. He in
forms him that he intends to tell lser and they
quarrel. Harry winning in a brisk tussle. Neeld
becomes the guest Of liver at Fairholme- Nina
Zsbr1ska meets Neeld and they form compact
to protect Harrys interests and maintain
crecy- Lady Tristram dies after extracting
from her son a promise that Cecily Gainsbor
ough. rtghtful heiress of BIcnt shall be invited
to the funeral. CeciIy and her father come to
Bl"nt, but Harry fails To receive them. Later
he comes suddenly upon Cecily in the garden
and realizes that she is a TristTam. the image
Of his mother The engagement Of Harry and
jamie liver Is announced. and Duplay declares
his determination To expose the fase position
OF his future Son-tn-law to liver Harry unCOn-
sci"uSly falls in love with C"Cily. and. with
ont telling her this. aCknow lodges that he is
not the legal heir but she is Lady TriStram Of
Blent- Then he steals away from Blent by
night. stopping to advise Bob Bruadley to
and win jamie liver. who loves him He goes to
London. where political friends OF his mother
Interest themselves IN his case Cecily. n
Happy in her possessions. follows him to
beg him to take back Bl"nt- Harry Joins Sloyd
in real estate deal and becomes competitor
of liver. Cecily asks Harry to marry her so that
h. may return +" Blent. lie refuses and then
suddenly realizes that he loves her.
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CHAPTER XXI.

Harry Tristram awoke the next morning
with visions in his head-no unusual thing
with young men, yet strange and almost
unknown to him. They had not been wont
to come at Blent. nor had his affair with
jamie liver created them He saw himself
as well CeCily, and the approval of his
eyes was still for himself. their irritation
for her But he could not dismiss her from
the pictures: he realized this with a new
annoyance He lay later than was his GUS
tom. looking a her, recalling what she had
said as he found the need of words to
write beneath each mental apparition. I'm
derthe irritation. and greater than it, was
the same sort of satisfaction that his &C
tivities had given him-a feeling of more
life and broader; this thing. though rising
out of the old life, fitted in well with the
new Above all that sentence of hers rang
In this head. It's extravaganza perhaps gain
Ing pre-eminence for it: IF ever the time
comes. l shall remember" The time did
rot seem likely to come-SO far as he could
interpret the vague and rather threadbare
phrase-but her resolution stirred his inter
est and ended by exdctiug his applause. He
was glad that she had resisted and had not
allowed herself 10 be trampled on.
There work to be done-the first
grave. critical bit of work ne had ever
had TO do. the first real measuring of him
self against an opponent of proved ability
so he would think no more about the girl
This resolve did not work. She, or rather
her appdritiOn. seemed to insist that she
had something to do with the work, was
COHctFISu III II. OF, at ItdSl, meant 10
look at it. Harry found that he had
small objection or even a sort of well
come for her presence
Grave and critical! Sloyd's nervous ex-
element and uneasy Difference toward liver
were the only indications of any such thing
Dupfay was there in the background, cool
and easy liver himself was inclined to
gossip with Harry and to chaH him on the
fresh departure he had made. rather than
&c settle down to a discussion of Blink
hampton. That was. after all small mat
ter-SO his manner seemed to assert; lie
pad been in town, anyhow, so he dropped
IN.
We'll. now said liver with a glance at
his watch, we must really get to BUSH
ness. YOU don't want to live in Blink
hampton. YOU gentlemen. I suppose? You
want to leave little better for your visit
eh? Quite So That's the proper thing
with the seaside. But you can't expect to
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me as an enemy-and l shall have no alter
native but to accept the situation. Blink
hampton is not essential to me, and your
hotel and won't flourish much if l
leave my tumble-down cottages and pig
styes just behind them. VIII you put these
papers together, Duplay?"
The major obeyed leisurely. Sloyd was
licking his lips and looking acutely I'M
happy.
You're absolutely resolved, Harry"
Absolutely, Mr. liver"
well. l give it up. It's bad for me-and
it's worse for you. In all my experience
1 never was so treated. You won't even
discuss, If you said 30 well. I'd have lis
tened. If you'd even said 40 I'd have"
81 say Done for 40" said Harry
quietly I'D a sort of idea all the time
that that might be your limit. I expect
the thing really wouldn't stand So you
know. Oh, that's just my notion"
Ivers face was a study. He was sur
prised, he was annoyed, but he was also
somewhat amused. Harry's acting had
been good. That obstinate, uncompromis-
ing, immutably fiftyi liver had really be-
lieved in it. And forty had been his limit
his extreme limit.
TN give you forty" he said at last.
for the whole thing-lock, stock and bar
rel-forty."
Its a bargain said Harry, and liver.
with a sigh flor forty was the extreme
figure). pushed back his chair and rose to
his feet.
We've got a good many plans sir
suggested Sloyd very anxious to establish
pleasant relations I'm sure we should be
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fnd fortunes growing on the beach. Surely
Maj. Duplay mistook your figures?"
Unless he mentioned 5000 he did," said
Harry. firmly.
sone excuse. though Surely. Mr.. SlOyd-?"
He turned away from Harry as he spoke
Il beg pardon" interrL pied Harry. Am
to talk to Major Duplay?'
liver looked at him curiously. well. I'd
gather talk to you. Harry" he said And
sloyd's young business man. So are
you"
I'm baby" Harry agreed
And Matchmaking big people isn't
good way TO start" He watched Harry.
put he did not forget to watch Sloyd too
''Of course. L use the word in a figurative
sense. The estates not worth half that
money to you; we happen to want it. Oh.
I'm always open! So" He gave a shrue
Sorry to introduce new and immoral
plethods into business. Mr.. liver. 1t must
be painful to you after all these years"
Harry laughed gOod-humoredly Il shall
Corrupt the major, too he added.
Wen give you $4,000 for your bargain
20 in all.
81 suggested to Major Duplay that being
that 1t ought to be properly recognized"
Duplay whispered to liver. Sloyd whis-
pered to Harry. liver listened attentively,
Harry with evident impatience. Let it go
for 30-don't make an enemy Of him." had
been Sloyds secret counsel.
My dear Harry" the simple fact is that
the business won't stand more than a GER
tain amount. II We put money into Blink
hampton it's because We want 1t to come
out again. Now. the crop will be limited"
6nal offer-3O."
My price is So" said Harry, immovably.
''Out of the question"
cAn right" Harry lit . cigarette, with
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you put your finger on the f1gure?"
Il don't know. 1t looked like being about
that, you know
TT was very exactly that" admit ed
liver.
Rather a surprise to find our friend. the
major, going into business with YOU
He'll be useful. 1 think, and-well, I'm
short of help" He was cycling Harry now,
but he said no more about the mornings
transaction till they reached the club.
Perhaps we shall find Neeld here" he
remarked as they went in.
They did find Neeld and also Lord South
end, the latter gentleman in a state IT
disturbance about his curry. 1t was not
what any man would seriously call a
curry; 1t was no more than a fortuitous
concurrence of mutton and rice.
It's an extraordinary thing" he OBJ
served to liver, that whenever Wilmot
Edge is away the curries in this club so
to the devil-to the devil. And he's always
going off somewhere, confound him.
He can't be expected to stay at home
just to look after your curry liver sug-
gested.
Il suppose he's in South America or South
Africa or South somewhere or other out
of reach. Waiter!" The embarrassed
servant came. When is Col. Edge ex-
pected back?'
In a few weeks. I believe my lord"
who's chairman of the committee while
he's away?"
MIR. Gore-Marston. my lord"
''There-what can you expect! ne
pushed aside his plate. Bring me Some
cold beef" he commanded. LAS soon as
ever Edge comes back 1 shall draw his at
tention to the curry"
Everybody else had rather lost their
interest in the subject. Neeld and Harry
were in conversation. liver sat down by
Southend, and while lunch was preparing,
endeavored to distract his mind by giving
him a history of the morning Southeno'
too was concerned in Blinghampton.
Gradually the curry was forgotten as he
listened to the story of Harry's victory.
Sort of young fellow who might be
useful he suggested presently.
That's what I was thinking. He's quite
ready for work, too, l fancy"
Southend regarded his friend. He was