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as in such cases, took place, and the
stockholders have not received their
portions of money invested. One member
stated yesterday that several thousand
dollars was laying in the Bridgeport
Bank but was not paid out to the
stockholders on account of Several at
torneys holding 1t back.
The reception given by Mrs. ]. NJ.
Henderson and Mrs. George Reece last
evening at the home of the latter. on
North Fourth street. was one of the
most brilliant receptions given here this
season and was attended by a large
number OF guests. Meister's full orches-
ira furnished the music for the occa-
sion. During the evening delectable re-
freshments were served. Many from
out of the city were present and a de-
lightful time was had by all.
The Belmont Telephone Company
yesterday had more than the amount
of phones in use required by their
franchise. The new system gave good
satisfaction yesterday, and the COM
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ron Observation-Disclosures
For SALE.
AMERICAN EL.ECTRIC CO..
TOLL HOUSES Fon SALE.

OF Saturday. September Z. 1901. at 10
o'clock n. m, at the north front door of
the court house, the Board of Commits
sioners OF tho County OF Ohio Will offer
for sale at public auction the following
personal property: The dwelling house
formerly used as a toll house, and known
as toll house No. 2. located on the Cum
berland road, near the eastern corporation
line of the town of Fulton, together with
the o%uthouses used with said building.
The purchaser to rcniove all Of said prop
erty from said road within thirty lays
from date of purchase.
At the same time and place the foIioW-
ing real estate will be offered for sale ~
public auction: The toll house on Hctn-
any Pike. just north OF Woodsdnles TO-
gether with the lot OF ground Qcunled ~
said house. with AL imYroveuM
on. Said lot being tfw f0Hf tntoe
the Board of Commissioners OF the County
OF Ohio by w. NJ. Hutchinson and wife by
deed dated February rs. 1897. and recorded
in the office OF the clerk of the county
court of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN
Deed Book No. 97, at Page 532. In this
sale a public right OF way Will be reserved
over all that part OF Bethany pike includ-
ed In said lot. said right of way TO be fred
of all obstruction. except that actually
caused by the house itself, In Its present
location and dimensions.
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS OF THE
COUNTY OF OHIO, w. VA.
r. c. MOFFAT. Clerk.
G. s.. GREER. Auctioncer. au2sc&dn
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The new boilers are being placed
in the addition to the Hoffman, tan
merry.
Excavations are being made for the
new English Lutheran Church on
South Eoff street.
"A number of young people from
the South Side gave a hay ride, going
out the Bridgeport pike.
The pipe for the new water mains
in the Eighth ward are being distribut-
ed on Wood and Eoff streets.
The brick work on the new Blum
building. on South Jacob street has
progressed as far as the second story.
B. p. w. employers have had a
force of men at work repairing a break
in a W on Eoff street, near Eight
zenith.
During the past several days num-
erous herds of stock for the State Fair
have been coming into the city, by both
boat and rail.
The steamer City of Wheeling
took a colored excursion to Browns
Island yesterday morning and return
ed late last night.
Prof. Hermann M. Shockey an
nounces in another column that he will
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line yesterday. and more will be as
soon as they can be secured.
J. Hanke. OF Hancock county, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Quite a large number OF strangers
are in our city this week, no doubt
caused by the breaking of the Bell
view camp meeting and the Bethany
fair. The attendance at Bethany is
fairly good but not what was antict-
pated. Those who visited IL yesterday
do not speak very favorahly OF IL. Van
dergrift. who was advertised to ex-
hibit his fine kennels, horses. stock
etc. did not do so. and II now appears.
as IL he never intended TO. and the ru-
nor was just started to draw the peo-
pie.
Some of the schools out in the coun-
try opened Tuesday, OF this week. The
city schools and the remainder of those
out in the country will open next Mon
day.
Zilliken's aggregation OF ball tossers
will cross bats with the American Lea
que next Saturday. Two weeks ago
these teams played a fine 4 TO 0 game
when the grounds were very wet and
muddy. Saturdays game promises TO
be the most exciting of the season.
Mason Gamble was a business visit
tor at New Alexander. Ohio. to-day.
Never were houses so scarce and +
to obtain as at present In Wellsburg'
Several families are now wanting to
get houses here and move from other
cities, but are kept away because nc
houses are rentable. II some man with
capital wishes good investment he can
do no better than build some respect
able dwelling houses
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mont. Jefferson. Harrison and Column
blana counties. the encouragement Is
more than they expected. The move
ment at first was thought by many 70
be only tax, but now II has assumed a
w~ell-based political position.
II those few people who are critics.
ing the action Of the school board in
making the changes OF some new books
will Just stop to think that double this
change was made last year. they then
might be perfectly Just in their obiee-
tons had they been so in the past, but
when the board makes a change of a
few books. recommended by teachers
and board, some make a howl. The
new books adopted tuesday night are
not very expensive. and those formerly
used will be received in part payment.
making the cost very small, while a
large number would have been eom-
PEELED to buy new books. 1t is very evil
dent from remarks made yesterday.
that some have a personal grievance
regarding this change. Personality and
prejudice have no place In the public
schools, and any good citizen will not
uphold the same,
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What They Are Saying.
About People.
Whom They Are Entertaining.

Wood street. are the guests of relatives
at Harrisville, Ohio.
Miss Mabel Binder, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Oswald
Schneider. of the Island.
Albert Mayer is recovering from the
effect of a severe surgical operation
which he recently underwent.
Mrs. A. L. Richie and Mrs. Jas.
Commerford are home from n trip to
the Pan-American Exposition.
Mrs. George Roth AMI Mr. August
Green, were guests at Moundsville and
Martins Fer y. on Wednesday.
Miss Edna Frew, of the North End,
has returned from a visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Jones, of New Castle, Pa.
Misses Annie and Edith Edmondson.
of the Island, have returned from a
visit with friends In Allegheny, Pa.
Miss Clara Heller and Miss Addie
Silvey. of the East End, have return
ed home from a visit to friends in
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrum, Sr.. re-
turned yesterday from a visit of sew
eral months with their son, Robert, in
Strong City, Kansas.
Mr.. +. D.. Friedrich arrived home
last evening from B~lackville, w. Va,
where he identified the remains OF
Clark A. Chambers, a member of Ex-
celsior Lodge, No. 10. A. o. NV.
J. A. Spillman, with his charming
sister. Miss Grace Spillman, and her
friend. Miss Alta Scott, all of Viola,
were in the city yesterday. The young
ladies. Who are members of the best
families in Marshall county. were shop
ping in preparation for their attend
n at the West Liberty Normal
school.
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Where They Are Going.
What They Are Doing.

Miss Olive Cole is conva.eseent after
a short illness.
J. Front has returned from a business
trip TO New York.
Mrs. NJ. E. Tracy and son. Benjamin,
have returned from Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden Colvig return
ed Thursday from New York.
Miss Gertrude Tracy is a guest Of
Piedmont friends and relatives.
Miss Virginia Norton is home from
a stay at Lake Chautauqua.
A. F. Winchester and family left for
Buffalo to spend a week or two.
Mr.. Ed. Knopf. of South Jacob street,
is in Buffalo taking in the sights.
Prof. Blumenberg and wife will go to
Moundsville to-day to visit friends.
Harry beverly was down from Pitts
burg, yesterday, calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Peterson and
children left yesterday for the east,
Mr.. J.. Front returned home yester-
day from a business trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hervey and chill
dren are visiting relatives at Woods
field, Ohio.
The many friends of M. Walter
Wheat, will be sorry to learn that be
Is not well.
Messrs. |. G.. Dillon and C. II.
Hancher. were visitors at the Bethany
fair yesterday.
Clinton r. Campbell has returned
from Cape May, N. j., where he spent a
months vacation.
eBert Crumley and wife, of South
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MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mills
and factories.

| Local News From Inc wy ~ "hAAS
and factories.
Mrs. J. E. Reynolds is on the sick list.
Miss Belle Green is visiting friends at
Morristown.
Mrs. o. B. Ong and children are visit
! ing friends in the city.
w. G. Barr was at Woodsfeld yester-
day attending the fair.
Miss Lena Mckay has returned from
a visit to the Exposition.
Mrs. F. S. Morrison was hostess to a
number of friends last evening.
John Faceut, who has been at the
| Cambridge tin mill, has returned home.
Mrs. C. S. Moore is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G.. Chamberlain, at
Akron.
Mrs. William Clark and Mrs. Win
field Clark are visiting friends at Gar
ington.
Officers Krieger and Campbell arrest
cd a man by the name of Tabott last
night for using profane and obscene
language.
Camp Hickey broke up yesterday, all
the BOYS returning home. Their camp
was established about six weeks ago,
near Tiltonsville, and was one OF the
most popular along the river.
Mr.. Frank Hopkins and sisters, Misses
Laura and Flora Hopkins, returned last
evening from Oceana, Ill, where they
| have been the guests OF Ross Hook
aday and family for several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. Sheets and daughters, Clara
and Mrs. Edward Exley, will leave to-
morrow or Sunday for Toledo, the home
! of Mrs. Exley, and later will attend the
Exposition at Buffalo and make a tour
of the lakes before returning nome.
Mrs. George Blackboard, who has been
snending several weeks with her
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Brady, VIII
probably leave Saturday for her nome
| At Sandusky. Her husband. Mr.. George
Rlaekford. will probably arrive here to-
day.
"a Woman in the Case drew a FAIR
s;zed audience at the Star Theater last
eveni1g and was a good show. The
Star Boarder'' will be the attraction
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PREsBYTERY IN SESSION.

Special TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, September g.
The fall meeting OF the Washington
P~resbytery, OF the Presbyterian Church,
is in session at the Upper Ten Mile
Presbyterian Church at Prosperity, ten
miles south of this place, The Rev. w,
e. Allen, of the Forks of Wheeling
Church, at Elm Grove, Is moderator.
As commissioners to the meeting of the
Synod in Pittsburg, on October II, tho
following persons were chosen: DR.. J.
d. Moffat, of Washington. the Revs. t.
w. Young and A. b. Loves with J. w.
Carmichael, Wellsbnrg; Ira B. Ross,
Upper Buffalo, and s. b. McVay. Pros
perity, as lay delegates. This meeting
of the Presbytery Is enthusiastic and
full of interest to all Presbyterians.
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pany will soon have an addition to
their subscribers. Miss Lillian Ham
mond will be the day and managing
central, and is a young lady that has
had considerable experience and will
make an accommodating and efficient
central. The company is delayed on
account of workmen, but is making
splendid progress with their present
force.
The promoters of an Independent
ticket say they are receiving encour-
agement from all parts of the county,
and each day further protect their plans.
They have already secured sufficient
signers to a petition to place the ticket
in the field, and about all they now
have to do is to perfect their ~organiza-
ton and hold a convention. In the
Senatorial district. composed of Bel
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Clerk aoher,sa.. Once.

In Clerk Robertson's office yest\'day
the following were recorded
Deed from Thomas o'Brien. Sir. to Thos-
Halpin, conveying the White Front Saloon
property. Consideration. 1000.
Deed dated september srd, 1901, from
Charles Lukens and wife to Mrs. Anna
Hunter, conveying property on corner OF
Zane and North Broadway. consideration
5000.
Deed dated September 4th, 1901, from
Louis Missy to O. l.. Zane, conveying
property on View street and Alley ii
Consideration, s135.
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Monday night ard al those who enjoy
8 cyclone OF laughter should see this
show.
The strike here remains very quiet
and the men seem to be in splendid
spirits. The boys at the Warren camp
report all well. and that they have a
pleasant place to stay. The news of an
other conference was the principal topic
OF conversation yesterday.
The two women now in Jail seem TO
be enjoying themselves. and can often
be heard talking as one passes. Their
language is of such character that could
not be published, and the officers have
little power over them. and IL is doubt
fui II they could be controlled.
Some years ago the Standard Build
ing Association became bankrupt and
went into the hands OF a receiver.
From this all kinds Of Jaw proceedings,
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WELLsBURG.

WELLSBURG, w. Va, September 5.
Will McConkey, the we'll known bali
player, went to Coshocton, O., yester-
day. to- participate in the Coshocton-
GAINESVILLE game.
Bartlett and May opened the theatre
season here last evening, by playing,
"A Woman in the Case" to an over
flowing house.
Earnest Mckinley has moved into the
c. Spidel property on Main street.
Work on the railroad from Bridge
willie to the Ohio river via Cross Creek,
has begun several gangs Of men are at
work on this new route, a short dis
lance out from Bridgeville. A few men
were put to work on this end Of the
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The Coal Mans Fault.

Last evening the ferryboat Emily
plying between Bellaire and Benwood,
was forced to tie up for two hours and
a half on account of running short OF
coal, AMI when the coal dealer was
called down to the boat raised quite a
disturbance. The boat will be running
as usual this morning.
Robert Fitch, chief engineer on the
ferryboat, will leave shortly on a two
weeks vacation. Don Russell will I'll
his place.
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AT THE HOTELS.

A List of the Visitors From Nearby
Towns md NeiEhboring states
Who Are Guests OF tho Local
Hotels.
McLure-C. Buck. Clarksburg.
Brunswick = Frederick Johnson
Point Pleasant.
Park. B. Biggs and wife, Barnes
vile; E. e. Biggs, Alva.
Stamm-S. H. Wilcox, Alvy; c. M
hymn and wife, Glencoe.
John Crockard, night clerk at the
brunswick. left yesterday to attend the
st. Clairsville fair.
Crank Central-Tonni Atkins, Sis
tersville; F. M. Carman and A. b. Car
man, James l.. Carman and daughter
Columbus; L. r. Carman. East Rich
land.
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WILL INVESTIGATE CHARGES
Vi Bribery of n school Board Menu
Der of MoundsviIle-Noundsvfue.
Latest Sensation.

For some time past it has been al
legged that a member of the MoundsviIle
school board asked for and received a
money consideration for his influence
in the selection of teachers for the
schools of that place, and at a meeting
Of the board. held on Wednesday night,
the matter was brought up.
After some discussion Mr.. Roberts
moved that Messrs. NJ. Keyser and w.
II. Hunter be appointed a committee
to investigate the matter and report at
the next regular meeting OF the board.
Mr.. Keyser, the president of the
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ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TRUE BILLS RETURNED BY THE
CRIMINAL COURT A JURY
YESTERDAY EVENING.

only a Few People in the Court
Room when the Jury Came In.
saIoonists Generally Got One In
dfctment Each, But n Few Es-
capped without Any-The Gamblers
shared About the same Fate-No
FeIonies Aside From the Tin Cases.
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Case Dismissed

In the case of the State against
driver John Green, who was implicat-
ed with others in the eorrugating COM
pany robberies, which came up before
Squire Fitzpatrick, yesterday after
noon. the defendant was discharged,
the grand jury having returned no bill
against him.
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sons giving information on this matter
will be withheld from the public. The
matter has created considerable inter-
est in Moundsville, and the result of the
investigation is eagerly awaited.
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DIED.

MARoUIS-on Thursday. September &.
1901. at 2:lo y. m, Catherine Marquis.
mother of VIM. Marquis and Mrs. Emma
House. in the 69th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her SON.
in-law, Charles House. No. AZ Erie street,
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend. In
torment private at Mt. Zion cemetery.
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GORED BY A BULL.

Special to the Register.
MARIETTA, Ohio, September 5.-An
Infatuated bull attacked Mrs. John BERG
as she vas driving a herd of cattle
from the pasture to the b%arnyard. The
vicious animal without warning turned
and charged Mrs. Berg. catching her on
his horns and tossing her high In the
air. When she lit on the ground the
bull made a second attack, goring her
in a horrible manner. Members Of the
family beat the animal from his pros
trate victim and carried her to her
home. She is barely alive and her re-
covery is not thought possible.
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The steamer Liberty will leave the
wharf with a moonlight excursion
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ings at s O'Clock. Round trip, 70
cents. Excursion to S~teubenville, sun
day, at 8 a. m. Round trip, 80 cents.
Refreshments on boat.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEST VIRGINIA STATE FAIR
TEXTILE AND ART DEpTS.

Miss Julia u. Wilson. superintendent,
and a committee OF ladies. will be IN the
main exposition building for the purpose
OF receiving articles and making entries
In this department. Thursday, Friday aud
saturday. September sth, 9Th and eth. be-
tween the hours Of : and u. m. each
day. No articles will be received after
September I'll al 3 D. M, In this DEPART
ment. GEO. HOOK. secretary.
seiev
ARE Nou GOING TO T. NARRiEDf
II SO. call and see my Wedding ~hreushsn.
II Is the finest carriage In the city. some
thing entirely new. Yours truly.
WI. w. DUMAS,
Livery and Boarding Stables.
myiac&dh 1850 Market ST, Wheeling.
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The crowds nightly are enormous to
witness the wonderful exhibition given
by The Passion Play Co. at the ball
park. Only three more nights.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sep
TENDER 4th. 1901. at 7:so p. m. by Rev. =.
J. Hob. pastor OF Zion Lutheran church.
at the parsonage, Mr., Frank w. Hannah
and Miss Elizabeth A. Busch, both OF this
city.
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The Best and shortest Line to Buff
faIo-Dnylight and Night Trains
Via Pennsylvania Lines.
Round trip SIS. so Tuesdays and Satur-
days. Good 6 days; IS day tickets on
sale daily, 1920.
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Only three more nights of The Pas
sion Play Co. in Wheeling, tonight
Saturday and Sunday at the ball park
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Lost.

LOST-Tassday morning IN Centre Wheel
ing market house, fady's told watch, with
black fob attached. Finder will receive
liberal reward by returning same 20 this
office. Heleudu
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Ten teachers to instruct you at
Wheeling Business College Night
School.
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


wanted-Expericneed Clerk.
W~anted-Horse Shoer.
Wanted-White Cook.
Music Glasses Resemed-Mr. Herman
NJ. Shockey.
Observation-Disclosures Rooms.
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Just a Few Me=ds-Geos NJ. Shook & Co
Early Fall Selllng-The Racket.
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MALE heir WANTED.


WANTED-An experienced clerk at Me-
FAnDEN'S. sep6erdq
WANTEp-Good horse sheer az once. APP
ply 1n3 Chapline street. sepsc&da
WANTED@At once. two tirst-elass car
nenters and five hrst-class pattern maxi
ers. Apply WHEELING MOULD AND
FOUNDRY COMPANY. Peninsula Works.
sep5er
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September Prices ON All shirt Waists
Stone a. Thomas.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

NANTED-White cook. references re-
aulred best OF wages paid. Apply At this
office. Aep6e&dh
WANTED-Lady 90 manage a greenhouse,
one who thoroughly understands ths cul
tivation OF flowers. Address Box 1855. SIS
tersvifle. W. Va. se4otdu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman TO keep
house In widowerss family. To competent
person with good reference nrAt class
wage offered. Box 500. Moundsvlle, w.
Va. sese&da
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workingmcn's shOes-MoFadden's.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-05-18
To Frustrate the Willy Moth.

There is really nothing that more de-
lights moth than spot OF some kind
on a woollen dress. 1t behooves one
then to see that everything is clean
when it is put away for the summer.
Dresses, like furs, should be hung for
some hours in the open air and sunlight,
says the New York Evening Sun. An
old or partially worn out binding should
by no means be left on the bottom of a
skirt because of the dust that must
inevitably be lurking behind it Cedar
chips put into trunks and bureau
drawers are fairly good moth prevent
ives. Newspapers are good for wrap
ping about clothing because the print
er's ink is offensive to the moths. Some
housekeepers dip pieces Of paper in
melted paraffine and lay them when dry
between the folds OF articles they wish
to protect. Turpentine has a following
Of persons who consider il the best thing
possible for the work. The great OBJ
lection to turpentine, as to most OF the
moth preventives, is the fact that it is 80
Objectionable to human beings as well.
You can prepare powder that while
performing the work OF a sachet will
drive away the moth miller as well. IL
small bags are filled With it and hung
among the contents Of the wardrobe,
they will be reasonably safe. Mix to-
gether six ounces OF Florentine orris
root and one ounce each OF caraway
seed. powdered tonquin bean. cloves,
mace, nutmeg and cinnamon Mail
and Times.