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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
CLEVELAND MERCHANTS
Were Cordially Received ut Grafton
Yesterday.
Special to the Register.

Special TO Inc ReglSter.
GRAFTON W Va, October 29.-The
merchants wholesale board. or the cham
Der of commerce, of Cleveland, Ohio, in
their special car. visited our thriving lit
tie city this afternoon. They represented
every interest in that city, including
number of the banking institutions. There
arrival they were met AT the depot by
a delegation of citizens. and His Honor.
Mayor Boyd, who bid them welcome and
gave the keys of the city to them. They
remained but one hour and in that time
every business house in the town was Wis
tied, especially those who purchase goods
from the wholesale merchants of Cleve-
land. 1t was the first time that cutie a
number of them had visited Grafton, but
all expressed surprise at the number of
good, substantial buildings and the BUSH
ness energy displayed by our merchants
They went from here to Clarksburg ac-
Companied by several of our citizens
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
OF Interest to Hunters.

Commencing October LIST, The Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway and Iron Noun
tain route will place on sale, hunters
tickets to points in Arkansas. Louis
ana, and Missouri at very low rates
For copy of game laws of the above
named States. and full information re-
garding rates. etc, apply to Jno. r..
James. Central Passenger Agent, 905
Park Building, Pittsburg, Pa. (wed)
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supervision and the control of the peo-

In order that his wife. who had
sacrificed her health in her efforts to
procure his liberty, might die happy,
Joseph Goldman. on trial in New York,
charged with being the mead Of band
of thieves, told her he had been ac-
quilted. Mrs. Goldman, happy and
contented, died in his arms. Goldman
lied. At the time he uttered this last
word of comfort to his dying wife he
was under heavy bail awaiting trial.
But a whittier lie was never told.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
SENT TO JAIL.

Special to the Register
CADIZ. Ohio. October 29.-Clarence
Cope, a young man of the western part
of the county, and son OF John T. Cope.
of Piedmont, has been placed in Jail
charged with blackmail and threatening
the life of his wife. a bride of but four
weeks. The young fellow sued his father
for 5000 for damage for criminal rela-
tons with his wife, and she signed papers
under oath setting forth her cause Later
the woman became Frustrated and con-
fessed to her parents that she had been
forced to make such statement under
threat Of her life by her husband and he
was arrested and will await the action
OF the grand jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
COUNTY, STATE OF WEST VIRGIN
Ia, October Rules, 1901.
John Z. Oehsenkuhn
John Z. Ochsenkuhn


Thomas Peppers, ct al
The object of this suit Is to quiet tho
title of part of lot No. go, fronting on the
east side of Eoff street, between Twen-
tieth and TWenty-second streets. in the
city of Wheeling, in Chapline and Eoff
addition to said city OF wheeling begin
a point A feet southwardly from the south
line of Alley is measured along said east
line, thence eastwardly, parallel with the
south line of said alley 60 feet; thence
southward9y, parallel with the east line
of said Eoff street % feet; thence west
wardly. parallel with the south line OF
said alley, Go feet to the east line Of Eott
street: thence northwardly binding on the
last named east line 90 feet to the place
of beginning, and to partition among the
heirs at law of Adeline Terry the one.
sixth interest in the above described real
estate, or the proceeds thereof. ana II
appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause that the defendants, Thomas Pep
pers and Virginia Peppers. his wife; Jd-
cob Kemple, Adeltne Carroll. Jacob kem-
pie, Lucretia A. Baker, Henry kemple
Mary Kirk, Caroline Wheeler, Sylvester
McCrorey, Virginia Burns, Jacob i.
Foote, Catherine II. Hunt. Adelne All
Henry c. Kemple, Adeline Snedeker and
Joseph Snedeker, her husband; Allen
Wheatley, Mary l.. Fry. Charles Rggle
Catherine Murray, Oliver G. RiSgle. Fit
nan Venamon, Ellen Taylor, 1ucreta
Eisnach. Robert Venamon. Adeline Hos
kins. Eliza Gaines and Harry Baker are
non-residents of the State of West VIZ
ginia it is ordered that the above named
defendants do appear within one month
after the date of the first publication Of
this order and do what is necessary ia
protect their interest. 1t is further order
ed that this order be published and posted
as required by law.
Witness. c. H. Henning. clerk Of orr
said court at the court house Of said
county. this 9Th day of October, 1901 TO-
Wit: October Rules, 1901.
c. II. HENNING, Clerk.
T. S. RILEY.
Attorney for Complainant. oc9oawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

The New York municipal campaign
is unique. Not only are immense ban
ners bearing campaign bon mots sus-
pended over the streets, while steriop-
ticans throw Oh every available dead
wan and strip of canvass Illustrations
and terse suggestions to votersj bu-
the political cartoon in plaster is haul
ca through the streets of the Greater
City on electric trucks. The latter is
thus described
The f&ure of tie first j. fourteen feet
high and represents the Goddess of Lib
erty in the sarb of bigoted Puritan
holding aloft ia place Of the. shining
light. Seth Low in cap and gown one
hand he holds above his head. and in the
other he carries the pacsrd. Il would
rather be Platt's choice than ruler of
Columbia
In the other hand the solemn Puritan
holds box labelled Carrie Nation Je-
rome" and out OF it is issuing the figure
of the candidate for District Attorney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

The statistics of gold production
show so enormous an increase of the
yellow metal notwithstanding the cur
tailment of production in the South
African mines. that the enemies jf
."cheap money" in Wall Street may
position of few years ago and demand
the decentralization of gold and the
reconciliation of silver. whose pro-
duction at the coinage ratio has long
been distanced by the yellow metal.
According to statistics condensed by
the New York Journal of Commerce,
the worlds gold production exceeded
5000. 900. 900 for the first time in 1896.
and in three years, in 1899, it would
undoubtedly have reached close TO
$3.50, 900, 900 if the war in South Africa
had not occurred. The suspension OF
operations in the Rand reduced the to-
tai production that year to $500, 10000.
The Mint Bureau has just computed
the gold production of 1900 at $751;
514 700 or n decrease OF S49,0O0.00 900
from the year before. All Africa yield
ed less than $4,000. 900. while in 1898
it produced s80.OOO.000. and in 1899,
during the last quarter of which there
was scarcely any production. it yield
ed $73 900 900. or at the rate of very
close to 100000 000 year. Outside of
Africa the production was S2o6. 000.0 600
in 1898. $233. 600, 900 III 1899 and s247-
GOO, 900 in 1900
1t is not believed that the peculiar
desultory warfare now going en- n
South Africa while liable to last Ions
time. will seriously interfere with gold
mining in the Rand which it is pre-
dicted will shortly be producing and
that its rate of production will exceed
500. 900 000 year, which with the in
crease elsewhere jussfiss the expecta-
ton of production for the world of
something near $4000000 900 a year.
This vast production will add to
the immense amount already in exis-
tence-for very little gold is destroyed
while its use in the arts is secondary
to its use as money and entirely de-
pendent on monetary needs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, October 29.-The mar
ket for print cloths is strong at 3lsc.
that price being paid outside OF Fall
River. No change in the market for
brown sheetings or drills, bleach ed
cottons or coarse colored goods. Prints
are in good demand, export trade quiet
throughout. Cotton hosiery quiet and
underwear in moderate demand DIT
previous prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

Without making peace with any God
for he acknowledged none-and his
last words being that he was not sorry
for his crime, Czolgosz was ushered
into the presence of His Maker. How
different this scene from that of the
deathbed of his victim, whose last
words were: Nearer My God to
Thee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
Wont he This Year, Maybe.

Parkersburg Sentinel.
Are all the people of Ohio foola?'
asks Senator Hanna We do not know
how they are this year. but last fall
a majority of them certainly were.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

Morgantown New Dominion.
That colored guest seems to have
tinted the Presidents Southern aspic-
atoms deep blue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
REGISTER AGENCIES.

WHERE THE REGISTER CAN BE
PURCHASED OUT OF TOWN.
HNAsHINGTON, D. C.-Queen News
Stand, National Hotel.
CHARLESTON, w. Na.-Hotel Ruffner
News Stand.
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sure Thing.

Moreantown New Dominion.
1t is fortunate that the President is
to be made doctor of laws. The Re
publican Congress will doubtless pass
laws that will require doctoring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

"Schley's stirring recital of the cir
cumstances and events of the battle
of Santiago practically ends the in
quiry." remarks an exchange, oh, no
it doesn't it yet remains for Congress
to take a shy at the naval clique.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

j. W. Strader, of Kentucky district,
was accidentally shot one day last week
by Lee Bales while turkey hunting. The
report is that Strader and Bales were
both hunting turkeys, neither knew of
the other, and that Bales got glimpse
of something through the brush and fired
a shot at same which struck Strader in
flcting a painful wound.-Nicholas
Chronicle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

Or. Parlhurst in a sermon denounced
Croker as vulgar unimprisoned re-
probate whose domination tainted citi-
zens with contagion Dick DOESN'T
seem 20 have friend in the world, yet
after the returns are all in it is usually
s-4na iSat he has bagged a majority
OF the vote
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ANTr-.>ARCHY LEGISLATION.

Apropos TO the execution of CzolgosZ,
who went stolidly to his doom yester-
day morning, the commission when
has been codifying the federal statutes
will include in its report to the next
Congress the draft OF an Anti-Anarchy
hill making il a felony to threaten the
life or person of the President and a
capital crime to assault him, whethe"
fatally or not But-and it is large
but-the measure provides that in
both instances the assault threatened
or committed must be en- account of
The doing or failure to do somethin5
connected with his duties as Presi-
@dent,
This condition, the commission
thinks. is necessary to make the law
constitutional In its opinion to at
tack or kill the President cannot be
made a greater offense than to attack
or kill any other eitizen-unless the
crime is specialized whore its motive
is directed against him for acts done
or left undone as President.
The commission is furthermore OF
opinion that legislation by Congress
aimed directly at Anarchism' cannot
be framed without trenching upon free
speech and becoming liable to abuse.
These eonclusions-espeeia the
pre- not in line with the opin-
other eminent auth"r!ties-cer-
not with the sentiment o. ne
!e. The New York World puts
the case thus:
The resources of legislative tnf tmenl
within the lines OF the constitution must
be sufficient 10 provide for all the Worli s.
four D's-Death for any assault t2on The
President; Deportation Tor every uVovcd
Anarchist; Destruction o. an Anal. hist
Organizations; Denial Of landing 10 ~
arohist in migrants. We can surely pre-
serve freedom of speech and printing
without permitting the advocacy OF MUIR
Ger
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

The Schley loop is rapidly tighten
ing about the necks of that bunch of
pink-tea warrors in the Navy Depart
mont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
whisky Steady.

CINCINNATI, October 29.--'Whisky,
dstillers' finished goods steady on
basis of S1.30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

James Farrell, of Barboursville who
recently celebrated the 105th anniversary
of his birth, served in the war of 1912
and later was in Mexico, under Jeffer-
son Davis. When the war between the
States broke out he enlisted, although no
longer a young man, and saw four years
of service He was probably the oldest
veteran to offer his services to the gov
eminent when the Spanish war broke
out.
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TELEPHONES.

rnrroRI,II Roous-BELL Dos
EDITORIAL ROOMs-NAT'L DOS
COZ WING ROOM-BELL oo'
COUNTING ROOMMATE oOs
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wbeelins Register
CHARLES II. TANEY, GenI Manager.
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS.
many AND SUNDAY BY MAIL.

Stamns If The denomination of two cents
and less accepted for amounts less IMAM
one dollar ..,t
Correspondence containing impor ta van |
news solicited from every part Oh tue SN'
rounding country. .,...... No
Tributes of Respect and Obituary NJ
tees five cents per line.
Rejected communications viii not pc re-
turned unless acco mpanied by suiicichs
postage
THE REGISTER. embracing its several
additions, is entered at the Postofhce at
Wheeling W. Va. as second-ciass matter
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OF course no one imagnes tho town is
dry Far from it. The number of
drunken people on the streets last night
was fully as great. if not greater, than
usual.-Salem Telegram TO Parkersburg
State Journal
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This is Wheeling weather.
FROM WEST VIRGINIA.

A camn Of the United Sons of Confed-
crate Veterans will be organized at l p.
N Saturday, November ,. at Summer
Vile.
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S5.25 Is Now the Round Trip Rate
to Buffalo, Via b. 4 o. r.. r..

and Saturdays during continuance Of
Pan American Exposition. good only
in coaches. and good returning six
days. including date Of sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

The Parkersburg Cycle Company has
established shooting gallery AT its place
of business on Third street. which is
proving quite a source of amusement to
those interested in the contests in mark
manship. II promises TO become a fad
for young ladies to indulge in the sport
now, as all through the east the femi-
nine part Of the sporting world has taken
it u quite extensively. There was a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

Railroad men these days are being bad
~ overworked. They don't get time to
sleep. and in consequence many accidents
are taking place. The men go to sleep at
their posts even If they know that they
will get killed for doing it. Flagmen sit
down on the track and go to sleep and
get run over. The men are complaining
over the condition of affairs. which has
become intoIerable.-Pt. Pleasant Regis
ter.
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MIR. Roosevelt has discovered that
AL coons look alike down South.
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PLUMBER :.
ROBERT W. KYLE,

SANITARY PLUMBING AND BE ATiSG
sole agent for the Original Robinson
Varor Bath Cabinet. You can nave no'
springs and Turkish Baths at H n !n,,
These baths are health insurance II vi
are afling. they will make YOU wen. u
YOU are Wen. they will ward II disease "a
no 1l55 Market St. Wheeling Tel NJ -
mch3e SIDE
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match something on this order one even
ing recently at the Cycle company's gal-
lery when three young ladies shot off u
contest at bell target for who paid for
the suppers afterward. 1t was very in
teresting-to the participants-as only
one of the fair shooters managed to ring
the bell once out of twelve shots. The
other two paid for the approximations
burg State Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

t. pre- not in line with the opin
other eminent auther!ties-cer
not with the sentiment Oh .h'
!e. The New York World puts
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-21

scalds. It costs practically no more
than the trouble of making. Put a
lump of quicklime as big as the two
fists in a clean earthen pitcher, cover
it six inches deep with clean cold wa
ter, stir with wooden spoon and let It
stand six hours. Pour off the clear
liquid without disturbing the lime, and
let it run through double cheesecloth.
Put in small bottles and cork tight. In
using. always pour off half an inch
from the top of a bottle that has
stood.
Carbolic Acid-With the drug stores
right at hand one need not bother to
dissolve carbolic crystals; it is easier
to buy any strength required. But
since all the world does rot live next
door to the apothecary the way to
make sure of a dependable carbolic
acid is to buy the crystals, say half
a pound at time, and keep them in
thick glass bottle with ground glass
stopper, well wrapped from light. AT
need, set this glass bottle upon
handful of straw in a vessel of wa
ter, put over the fire, and let the water
boil until the crystal dissolve. Two
tablespoonfuls of the dissolved crystals
in a gill of cold water give the solu-
ton of the standard strength-twenty
five per cent. Keep both bottles plain
ly labeled-as "Carbolic Acid Crystals.
Poison" Emily Holt.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-21

Pivot Waltz with the Heads together.
That is no Entertainment for any one
past twenty-eigh so the Monnyhans
cut it out.
1t was a long Day with nothing to
see except the Track, the Rag Weeds
and a lot of Spoons who held on to one
another for fear of losing a Good
Thing.
The Train was seven hours in getting
back, and by that time the Monnyhans
were a sight. 1t would not have been
a regular Sunday Excursion if some
Gentleman had not smashed another
Gentleman for insulting his Lady. Mrs.
Monaghan tainted and dropped her
Wild Flowers, and by the time she
came to they were all over the Place,
knee-deep.
: up in Kidd Street. To Mrs. Monaghan
of Eden. She had taken enough Vaca-
ton to do her for quite Spell. She
wanted to get into the House and
make a few Quick Changes and take a
Long Breath.
So when they were back on their
own Doorstep where they could shed
a few Garments and catch the Breeze
from the Switch Yards, they realized
that Kidd Street was an earthly Para
disc.
Now. when Mrs. Monaghan needs
Recreation. she shakes a Nickel out of
Willie's Bank and flags a Trolley.
MORAL: Be it ever so humbl
ethere's no Place like Home when it
comes to Wearing what you like.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-21
BLEACHEs AND DIsINFECTANTs.
How TO Make JnveIle Water, Lime
Water and CarboIic Acid.

Wherever water is used in preparing
bleaches it had better be soft. The
alkali in hard water affects all chem
ical substances. Javelle water is a
standard preparation for bleaching
white things and removing spots and
stains, but IL must not touch colored
surfaces. To make IT, dissolve half
a pound of washing soda in a pint OF
boiling water and mix IL with a quar-
ter pound Of chloride OF lime. dissolved
In a quart OF boiling water. Stir WELL
let settle pour on the clear liquid and
keep closely corked in a dark place.
Lime water r. not strictly n bleacher
Indeed. IL has 80 many uses II Is hard
10 classify. IL IL good 90 soften water.
20 sweeten drains. 10 keep milk yes
sells Wholesome, 10 make milk itself set
well upon delicate stomachs, 90 test
air Tor excess Of carbonic noid--if there
De- TOO much cnrbonlc acid present the
clear lime water Instantly crufts over
to take out marks left by grease spots
which have been removed BY stronger
nlknlleS, in fact for 80 many things
% should always he kept on hand MIA
~ win either sweet or llnased 81 %
creamy oonfiatercv. lf Ia ths very
best household rsmea@ for burns ana
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-21
MR.. DOOLEY ON THE
WEATHER BUREAU.

rah, an burnt alive on Thursdah,' he
says. I think I'll go an dhraw me pay
befure it melts.' he says. Well says /
TO mesilf. If this keeps up, there's no
use sthrugglin' with it. TIL rivers cool
an with tn help is a couplin' pin or
two in me pockets says l, I can keep
comfortable l says, an l was headed
FIR tn sthream whin Clancy come in
with a radyant smile on his face. Well
he says. this is fine he says. I'm so
lame l can hardly walk he says.
Wen sleep o-night,' he says. An we
won't wake up in tn mornin',' says I.
What ar-re We groanin' about?' says
he. TIL hot wave is broke says he,
an away he whit carryin' tn tidins iv
happiness to tn sufferin' public. We
know how tn cool winds come an tn
rain. Clancy's leg was Fright again.
i've been thinkin' IL over Hinnissy.
an l come to tn con- clusion that
there's two kinds OF weather. human
weather an weather bureau weather.
No wan knows what causes human
weather. Hogan says tn seasons is
caused be tn sun movin' firm tn
thropic Nv Cancer to tn thropic Nv Cap
sicon. an whin it's in wan place, we
suffer firm tn cold an that's winter.
an whin tits in tn other place. we suf-
fer firm tn heat. an that's summer.
hogan says IL out Hogan can tell We
why II that's so. tn days don't get
hotter firm March straight through to
October Some people says tn sum
mer's caused be fires i'm tn bowls Is tn
earth where hell used 10 be whin I was
boy. but II We believe that. why amt
We cooked tn year around? Father
Kelly thinks tits tn spots on tn sun
does q. an Schwartzmeister thinks tits
tn brewers agent Ivrybody has n
guess an wan mans guess Is as good
as another. That's our weather. Tn
weather bureau ought 10 lave Il alone
an shtick 10 it's own. that rains whin
they'se a high pressure In Maine an
SHOWS whin they'se n low pressure ia
Texas. Tn weather's bureau weather
isr good parlor weather but m kind we
have 10 dhriye sthreet cart IN H. out-iv-
dure weather. subject 10 an IN tirors
~ m climate. tn weather bureaus
weather o. ON map an our weather
20 in th' nir That's why M pro- hsser
falls an rlancy's log ~ % fr-reai sue-
coo TIE nn ouf-iy-dure leg"
~ don't believe in emmy Kind Nv
weather pfognosuhcauona' fald Mr
Hfnnerfv
We'll said 81 Dooley ~ 1 vac
foln into fh' business. I nlker WI
prophecy tN a. dag afther."
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-21

the man smelled of Musk Then some
body began to sing "A Bird in a Gid
ed Cage" and others started in to open
up Lunch and Throw Egg Shells on
the Floor The Humorist who puts
his Head out of the Window to Josh
those at the different Stops was pres
ent in Numbers. Also the rollicking
Youth who keeps tramping up and
down the Aisles.
The train ran for Miles and then
backed into a Siding at a Gravel Pit
and wited for a Freight. The Excur
sion Train waits for Everything.
Mrs. Monaghan had Clinker in her
Eye ard Mr.. Monnyhan's Collar was
done for, so he thought it was about
time to say something. He said he was
glad he wasn't back at Home with his
Coat and Vest off and a Dish of Hops
in front of him. Mrs. Monaghan was
still Game. She told him to wait until
they were in the Country.
Along about Noon the Train pulled
up near a Tree and somebody said they
had arrived at the Grove. So they all
piled out and stood around in the fall
Timothy, waiting for something to
happen.
Out in the Country If there is a piece
of Ground that cannot be farmed, they
call it a Picnic Park and let the Stock
run in it, The Monnyhans found them
selves up against one of these bluff
Groves There was not enough Shade
to go around. They had to take Turn
About standing under the Tree. And
if you didn't like the Place, you had to
stay just the same, until the Train was
ready to pull out.
The only Amusement was doing the