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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-03

Repairs were made yesterday to
the Market street bridge
Six or eight cases were on the blot
ter at police headquarters last night.
Mo person would have complained
if last nights storm came an hour
later.
The Island Croquet Club is getting
its grounds on Broadway into shape
for the summer campaign.
The South Side Provision Company
was organized by a number of butchers
at a meeting held Tuesday.
The work of razing the building on
the Blumm property on South Jacob
street will be completed this week.
The National Telephone Company
was stringing wires into the houses
of subscribers on the South Side yes
terday. s., s flr aa
AT 1880 o'clock next Sunday even
ing a special musical programme will
be rendered at ST. Matthew'S P. E.
church. se-,. t, sr1
An dtCluSAI Ou luC SOuJH oFue QG-
layed the cars Of the Wheeling Traction
Company about a half hour yesterday
morning. 37 w EsE t hn as.r,
H. w. Schrehe, the Forty eighth
street grocer is painting and otherwise
improving the appearance of his store
and residence.
Circus day played havoc with the
schools, and one or two of them were
dismissed on account of the large
number of absent pupils
The Rev. r. R Bigger delivered a
very interesting lecture at the Third
Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing, on The Life of Christ. %
Some property owners along the
National Road are inclined to blame
the new Steenrod bridge for the food
damage done to their property.
The Wilson Yacht Ferry Company
did an immense business yesterday.
They had three boats running, but had
hard work handling the people.
A lively session of the Board of
County commissioners next Monday is
predicted by those who are keeping In
close touch with the license fight.
Alexander Wilson, aged about 40
years. died at the Ohio County Infirm-
airy of consumption He came to Wheel
ing from Huntington several months
ago. IS as
lin the suit OF McDonough against
Wright, In the Circuit Court, after the
evidence adduced by the plaintiff was
excluded, q verdict was given for the
defendant.
The Grand Opera House will be
closed for the season after the pres
ent week. Attractions for the Opera
House have been booked until about
May goth.
Tho newt ronitoI nv 4ba pb,Ibor
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DIED.

REIzDNSTEIN-Lina, wife of Julius
Relzenstein, at 1880 a. m, May Sd, 1901
Funeral notice hereafter E
POWERS-On Wednesday, May LIST, 1901,
At o'clock p. M, at her late residence.
No. 116 Thirty-third street, Mrs Jane
days.
Funeral notice hereafter
MDONALD-At Burton. w Va, on
Wednesday, May /. 1901. Mrs Bridget,
relfct of the late Patrick Mcdonald, in her
SD year
Funeral at Cameron, w Va, Friday
morning at 10 o'clock Friends of the
family respectfully invited to attend. In
terment at Cameron cemetery.
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Eighth Pare.

as
Ladies' Underskirts-Geo. E. Stifel s.
Company.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BENw0OD
REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF BENWOOD
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of deed Of trust made by
his wife. 10 II =. MeMena f oG trustee.
dated on the 3lst day Of December. 1885,
and recorded I'm the efflce OF the clerk OF
the county court Of Marshall county ~
deed Of trust book No IS. page ~. ana Of
an order Of the circuit court OF Marshall
county state OK West Virginia. entered
On. On the sixth day Of april iei appoIsil1s
McMensmin, now deceased, will offer for
sale al the city Building. IN the city of
Benwood, West Virginia. on
saturday, May 18th, 1901.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the fol-
lowing described real estate. that is TO
say: Lot No twenty-five 10 in August
Schad's third amended addition % this
TOWN OF Benwood Marshall county, West
on McMeohen street. and extends back
west IS feet more or iess to an alley. tha
plat OF said addition IL recorded In the
office OF the clerk Of the county court ot
s4s
Terms OF sale-One-half OF the purchases
money. and go much more as the purchase
er may elect 70 pay, In cash on day Of
sale, and the balance In one year with In
terezt from day OF sale. the title 70 be
conveyed to the purchaser. he giving .
deed OF trust to secure the deferred pay
nents. me title II believed 20 be Hoed.
but selling as trustee wifi only convey
such title a. - vested IN me
&pIeoawi r. S. RILEY. Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court OF OHIO County, west
Virginia. In Chancery.
r T. Mccoy who sues for himself. and
and the other creditors OF the Mccoy
Shoe Company who ars willing 20 coma
In and contribute 70 the expense Of this
suit,
McCsoy Shoe Company. a corporation ana
others.
By virtue % an order entered IN this
above entitled cause. by the Circuit courr
Of Ohio county, ". Va. on the 18th day
OF April, 1851. II Il referred 70 the UNDER
signed commissioner 70 ascertain and re-
port:
Ffrst-TAe assets Of the said Mccoy
sscond-fhe liabilities Of the said Mccoy
Shoe Company, vglth the names Of ali
their creditors and the amounts OF their
respective claims. with their respectlve
Thlrd-Any other matter deemed 20 b.
Notice IL hereby given nat the under-
signed has fixed upon
Saturday, May 18th, 1901,
commencing al 9 o'clock a. m. as ths
time, and Els oYie~. Ne l4l7 Cnapllna
street. Wheeling. W. Va. az the pIacs
at which he wifi proceed 70 ascertain and
report the several matters IN said order
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF
ApTI. so5sMarERvnrE E9 comm e hI ssloI.r
Sol. for Complainant. APPLICANT
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Third PAGE.

Wanted-HelPer ut Heating Furnace.
For S41e-A1ington Stove
Wanted-Giri at 20 Ninth Street.
Wanted-Suburban or Country Board
For Sale, Office FurnitureAMutual
Bank
Observation-Disclosures
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The Martins Ferry base ball club &C.
cept the challenge of the Mary Liz club,
OF Bridgeport, for a game Saturday on
the Furnace grounds in Martins Ferry.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

hit Hart all over the field this afternoon.
Despite this fast fielding prevented MIL
waukee from taking the lead until the
professional company and did well. Score
S GilwaaRae % 3 8 8 1882 Il II
:. Hart and Wood; Hastings and Moloney.
Earned runs. Cleveland 4; milwaukee, 4,
assau. Attendance, 1900
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.--In the sec
ond and third innings of to-day's gam 9
Boston sent % men to the bat. Seven Of
them got bases on balls and twelve made
safe hits. three of which were triples, the
com bination giving the visitors nine runs
In the second and ten in the third innings.
Both teams batted hard and honors in
ance, 2,S41. Score: a
boston sG -. II 10 . . Q Q 8 "a Il
Bernhard. Loos and Powers; Lewis and
Criger. Earned runs, Boston 10; Phila-
delphia g. Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Has
kell.
WASHINGTON, May 2,-washington to-
day suffered its second defeat at the hands
Of Baltimore. The game was lost by
when the visitors made seven hits and
seven runs. Score:
Wash'ton ii 0 0 o. IL 5
Baltimore II 0 0 0 0 Ill IA ,
Gear and Grady; Howell and Robinson.
Earned runs, Washington A. Baltimore 10.
Time. so Umpire, Cantillion. Attend
ance, $500. *tf
CHICAGO May 2.-Detroit won to-day S
game by the score OF to 0. Rain began
in the visitors hair of the ninth and az
ter they had scored enough runs to win.
the locals played for rain and so forfeited.
Barrett's home run was the feature Both
teams flelded very poorly. Attendance,
2,200. Score:
Chicago ......0 0 2 % o-5 S
Detroit ........1 0 D 0 81 S
Griffith and Sullivan; Frisk and Buelow.
Time, 2:25. Umpire, Connolly. 3
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THE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

LONDON, May 3.--The MddIessx
Gun Club has capled an acceptance Of
the challenge Of the American team for
June II. sesa
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BOWLING.

Second highest Individual average j..
Reed. Colts. 49,. 49, ...s-........... 3
Highest individual score-Jupkins, .
Rough Riders, 242.. -. =. ............. s
Second highest individual score--Ste-
venson, Wheelings. 23S.. Engagement. 2
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Earned runs, Pittsburg !. &
Two-base hits, Wagner, HartzeL
Three-bage hit. Clarke. y
Sacrifice hit, Ritchey.
Stolen bases, Beaumont, Reyfner.
First base on balls. off TannshilI 1.
Struck out, by Tannehill g; by Eason
Time, 1:5o. S
Umpire, Emslie.
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$500

High ave. I1ian--C. Nortemar -. .sS. 90
Second high ave. man-W. Wilhelm 90
Third high ave. naan--Schambra ]. 90
TOTAL ....,...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
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The next recital by the Philhar-
monte Quartette will be given at the
Carroll Club Auditorium on the even
ing of May 7th. It will be the sew
enth Of the series.
At the Opera House tonight the
Citizens Reform entertainment VIII be
given, and a large audience is expect
ed. The programme has already been
published in the Register
Friends of A J. Goodhue, in this
city and; vicinity. have Seen congrat-
0IaIing Min on his victory in the suit
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2.--Score:
Ind apolis 20 / 0 e1s 5 10 IL 1
Sutthoff and Heydon; Durham and cav
ley, Cogswell and Smink. -
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FIT WAYNE, May 2-score.
FIT Wayne % / 0 III l3 3
G. Rapids 20 0 Is u 3
Rapp Mullen and Fuller, Barber and
Herbert
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~ Sixth Page.
All the Latest Styles IN Shoes-McFad.
den'S.
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High average man-Re%d IS 90
Third high average man-Falck.... I 90
Total ........... observation-disclosures 90
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MARION, May 2-Score:
Marion 40 0 0 0 3 ia 10 5
Toledo .......0 0 0 0 0 80 IS Is
Mcfarland and Shaw; Pardee and Graf
ius.
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The prize money will be given out
to the successful teams this evening at
the alleys. All Of the bowlers of the
tournament are expected to be present
The money will be paid between 8: 30
and p. m.
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High average man-King. IS. 90
Second high average man--Gaston. zoo
Third high ave man-Wilhelm. -. 90
Total .....-...,. .................w..$6. $500
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ron 6ALE--zman Eeifsr~ pot: VIII hoi4
ten gansns O. - -seunAa Acpiy AZ WEST
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o Mav -snore

WI z W D z ., U, 4Iey ---ioCUlt.
Columbus 20 0 o 0 0 IL 9
Louisville q l l 0 3 3-14 II !
.Coffman, Reynolds and Zinram; McMa-
kin and Zaiusky.
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Last series Contest.

Team finishing first-Roush Riders. SIC. 90
Team finishing second-Benwoods.. 500
Team finishing third-BIack Cats.... 500
Team finishing fourth-Pirates.. 4...,. 400
Cropd total S171 m
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High average man-Riehards So. 90
Second high ave. man-Ackerman 200
Third high ave. man-Delbrugge. %
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MUSEE LEAGUE.

The Twentieth Century Tourna-
ment Has Been Brought to n
CIOse-Dfvision of the Prize
Money.
The Musee's Twentieth Century
League came to close, with the games
all bowled up to date. The league has
been very successful, taking everything
into consideration, and all the teams
and their captains are satisfied with
the result, excepting those who finish
ed in the rear, but they say the ones
who won out are their superiors at the
game, and they are satisfied. See
This league has the honor Of two city
records. They are: The highest total
for three games, GAS, held by Stevenson
Of the Wheelings; and three two-hun-
dred scores in the league at one meet
1nbg, by Hervey, OF the Wheelings.
In the race for high individual av-
erage of the league, Stevenson won out
with an average of 173 for Sc games,
beating Reed, Of the Colts, by pins,
Reeds average being 17S fof 81 games.
Following is the manner in which the
teams finished, and the prizes won:
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Standing OF Teams.

High average man-Stevensorl 49,. 50 90
Second high average man-Hervey 2. GO
Third high average man-Handlan LOO
2 Total .....a.... ...n.......,..<...s6.oo
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NOW Is TIE TINE to get your lawn
mower overhauled, and sharpened We do
the best work We sch new mowers, the
best for less money Telephone US No
charge for delivering Tel. 965 WHEEL
ING SCALE WORKS, 1888 Market street.
mylerb
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WANTED-Experienc Ice cream maker,
German preferred. Apply at this office.
ap2Se&dh
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sT. LOUIS, May 2.-Cincinnati National
Leaguers batted Sudhoff and Murphy Of
the St. Louis team all over the field to-
day and scored total Of 10 hits. Phil
lips was hit hard, but not as consecutively
as the opposing pitchers. Attendance,
S,600. Score:
Cincinnati 20 8 L o 4 Q o--1S 10
ST Louis 30 0 0. 6 Oh IA
Phillips and PETIT; Sudhoff, Murphy and
Ryan. Earned runs, ST. Lotfis 2; Cincin-
natl 8. Time, hours. Umpire, Dwyer.
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NEW YORK, May ITO days game. ct
Brooklyn had an exciting finish. Philadel-
men were on bases, one out and Deleharity
at bat, when q snap throw by McCann
caught Thomas off second. Deleharlty
lyn won by scoring three runs in the
sixth on triple, two singles and wild
throw by Cross. Score: f7
Philad'a es...,..2 / 0 o 0 o i o. 8 8
Brooklyn ....1 / o 0 8 o *-5 s 6
Dnggleby and Douglass; MoCapn and
Mcclure. Earned runs, Brooklyn g. Time,
1:S5. Umpire, ODay Attendance, 100
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High average man-Carter.......-. So 90
Second high ave man-Sheets. 200
Third high ave. man--McColloush 90
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BROS.
myserds
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French Heels-Alexander.
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SecenA Raxe. "
For Remit. c. Devine & Co.
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Bernard STANLEY Company of the
.. R-K- of p. held meeting last night
TO take action upon the resignation of
Mr.. Frank Lisby as captain Of the
company. The vacancy was filled by
the election Of w. H. Rose. Ed.
Christnan was chosen at first lieuten-
ant and Will Wagner as second lieu
tenant.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Agents 10 work from wagon,
no heavy load TO carry; highest commits
sions paid. Apply &. I. ADAMS CO.. No.
$50 Market street apS0ct
The Iola register., 1901-08-16
Thn Rnlln's nnMninll.

Would IA rose by any other name
smell as sweet" This is the question
which has come up in connection with
he plan to haul the lola Belle to
LaHarpe and convert it into a black
smith shop. The Sunken boat has
been dragged from the river and is to
be carted off to the practical town to
the east and the poetry and romance
of its past coated with blacksmith
shop deposit. In place Of the ripping
waves, twang of the guitar and the
guitar and the tread of dainty feet, the
oil boards will resound to the anvil S
ring, the blow of the bellows and the
awkward thump of equine feet as the
beasts of burden reel Oh three legs
and try to kick loose the clinging
knees of the smith. The flies will
roost where the waterbugs nested and
the raiters will ring to the lusty com
mands of the horse shoer as he orders
some frightened nag to "Stand still,
YOU ETY. --,n instead OF the merry
pilots salute: Boat ahoy." But the
Belle will not sink any more and the
horse shoes will be plentiful enough
to bring her luck.
The Iola register., 1901-08-16

j. w. Johnson, who took part in
working up interest in the proposed
rural mail route Number >, which runs
northeast of lola, reports that when
once the plan was thoroughly UNDER
stood and the false reports had been
cleared away practically no difficulty
was met in securing the desired num-
Der Of people to buy boxes and put
them up. The government requires in
the neighborhood of 100 boxes and the
property owner has to pay for these.
Owners OF farms gladly accepted and
many renters did likewise, SO there re-
mains little to be done ON this route
before starting h.
A difficulty has been met ON route
80. T. The city papers worked the
route with am offer to supply boxes
free with six months subscription.
Some Indignation was felt that sub.
,cribers should be compelled to buy "a
certain boz aud meeting has been
called to discus, means Of getting
boxes without buying paper.
The Iola register., 1901-08-16
Another Divorce Desired

cupid is certainly doing some
mighty poor Jobs in this sec ion and
he ought to be fred from the union for
shoddy work Another man has filed
suit for divorce, although Cupid as
sured him he would live happily ever
after marrying. Frank Parsons, who
works forthe Cherokee-Lanyon smelter
at Gas City, seeks divorce from Emma
Parsons. They were welded at Pitts
burg in October 1892 and worried
along until May 20, 1901. when things
came to a pretty pass. The plaintiff
says defendant neglected her house
work. left without leave for days
spent in Pittsburg, refused to cook
and he had To board, drank alone and
with strange men, and in fact made
life one long. perpetual hades for him.
He asks for a divorce and the custody
of their one child.
The Iola register., 1901-08-16

et AS it now stands the case will not
be reached for some eighteen months,
but If his request is granted hearing
may be given in October. The case
involves the title to the strip of land
in front of the w. II. Richards home
at the east end of Madison avenue. If
the land belongs to the parties claim
ing it one of the main streets of lola,
and the only good street leading east
of town is blocked and must be bought
at the figures of the men who hold 1t.
| If the holders are mistaken about the
boundaries then they cannot longer
bar the street as is now done. 1t is an
important matter, especially now that
East street is torn up, for people liv-
ing east OF town find great annoyance
and difficulty in getting into town and
out again.
The Iola register., 1901-08-16
A Minister Dies.

jefferson County Colo. Graphic;
Rev. Cyrus H. Smith, who came
here a month ago from Carlyle, Kan
sas, for the benefit of his health died
at c. +. Bishops place on Monday
July 29th, 1901.
MIR. Smith was born at Pella, Iowa,
36 years ago. He was minister of
the Gospel and man of God.
We did not have the good fortune
to meet this good man in life but we
had heard of his beautiful and earnest
mission on earth, and when in the
casket upon the calm and peaceful
composure of his features in death, we
knew that his last hour was devoid of
trouble: that the battle had been
triumphantly fought and that he had
gone to claim his crown.
A beautiful funeral service was held
at the house, Rev. c. T.. Miller otiiciat-
ing and on Tuesday evening just as
the twilight shadows were creeping
forth the remains were gently laid
away IN the Morrison Cemetery.
Deceaseds aged parents, sister
and brother live at Carlyle, Kansas
His brother being with him to the end
When death claims "a dear friend
there is sadness in the human heart,
but to the friends of this dear brother
there must he the ever comforting
thought, that he was prepared to meet
his God.
The Iola register., 1901-08-16
News From Ode Nichols.

In recent letter to the REGISTER
the following will be of interest to the
lola friends of the writer
Badoc, Ilocow Norte, Luzon, p. l..
June 20, 1901.
Dear Friend:-I hasten to tell you
that have Just received notification
of my appointment and assignment to
the Fourth Infantry.
wrote you from Manila at the time
| was up for examination but | did
not fail. thanks to the members of the
Board who gave me ten days in which
to prepare. went at once and
bought $50 worth Of books, found a
coach at s. day and then burned
midnight oil aud consumed daylight
shamelully to the loss of some llesh
and to the end that not only passed
but in the language Of Maj. Dent
passed "away up"
receive the REGISTER occasionally
and get on gloriously "dizzy
druuk' trying to keep up with all of
the things that are doing at lola.
meet so many new people ia the per-
soual columns that | feel lost like one
among new faces in new town.
Very Respectfully,
ODE G, NICHOLS,
Second Tieut. 4th Tnlt.
The Iola register., 1901-08-16
Their Secret is Out.

M Sadievile, KY, was curious to
learn the cause of the vast improve.
ment in the health of Mrs. S. p. Whit
taker, who had for long time, en-
dured untold suffering from a chronic
bronchial trouble. ITS all due to
DR.. Kings New Discovery" writes
her husband, at completely cured
her also cured our little grand -daugh-
er of severe attack of Whoopiug
Cough" " 1t positively cures Coughs,
Colds, La Grippe, Bro nchitis, all
Throat and Lung tronbles. Guaran-
teed bottles SOC and Sl.00. Trial bot
ties free at Evans Bros, drug store,
The Iola register., 1901-08-16
CITY Teachers Assigned.

At last the positions in the city
school have been filed and the
teachers have been assigned to',he
places where theywill teach the coming
year There are thirty-four teachers
now employed, not including Superin-
tendont Mitchell and the schools be-.
come one of the important industries
of the city. The pay roll viii average
about 81 100 month, when the wheels
are grinding, and the opening of
school will be welcomed blythe venders
of chewing gum, pictures and frills.
The assignments are as follows:
North school: Principal. Geo. Free
man. Roy Rankin, Halle Irving,
Sadie Post, Della Irving, Lucy Wood
in, Mary Horney and Adda Adams.
Bird Ward building: Principal. j..
f. Ovens, Maude Funston. Estella
Nelson, Daisy Hobart, Laura Corn,
Emma Powell. Mildred Swigart and
Austie Bonnell
South school: Principal L. Il.
Wishard, Alice Hendricks, Kate
Ausherman, Blanche stone, Sadie
Wood, Ira l.. Campbell, Margaret
Knowlton, Kate Cooper, Carrie Mill
lard and Grace Bostwick.
East building. Ella Bostwick and
Clara Harris. High school: Princi-
pal, Willis Henderson, Sophia Donica
Emma Hyde. Rachel Watson and J. L.
Henderson,.
The Iola register., 1901-08-16
Dave Hutton Overcome.

Dave Hutton who has been running
the livery business of G. G. Smock at
Moran for some time, was overcome
by the combined effects of heat and
work Monday and collapsed. He is
hard working man and puts in
twenty-iour hours day if necessary,
and that is the kind of work man
can do in a livery barn if he will
stand for it. He worked till the last
minute and then went to pieces. He
has been out of his head ever since
Monday and was brought to his
home here in lola where he is receiv-
ing every care and atteption and his
host of old friends will hope that his
ecovery will be rapid.