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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19

ptgenbe grtldrung, ipelhe DER rr1rys.
miniiter ouf bic 8afermann'i9e Sn,
terpeIation i'm beutf9en Mei9stase OBJ
COB, bereitelt tporben. Sn ibrer
|S4drfe bate bic traurise Sniterburser
Qffdre bereits In Solse bes prompten
unb entf4iebenen @insreifens bes Rais
fers einsebubt. Der ben Oberften bes
Regiments. benz Der i'm 9uel ssfallene
2eutnant 8lastopib anseb0rte, turaer
Sanb aus benz 9eere perabi4iebete.
Der nationaliberale M~bseorbnete
grnft 9aRermann, benz es bei9ieben
mar, bic ertpabnte SnterpeIation I'm
Reihstase einsubrinsen, entftammt
elmer %betannten, anseiebenen Manns
beimer Samilie. Sin Mitslieb Der leBs
teren, Sriebria Daniel 8aKermanr,
fpielte in ben betpesten. benttpiirbigen
Sabren 1S47 Biz 1849 als polititer
cine b%erporrasenbe Rolle. @rnft Bais
fermann tpurse 1854 geboren. @r
ftubirte Observation-Disclosures, tpurbe
1876 babii9er Redtsprattitant unb
1878 Referenbar. Sur 3eit 1T er Qns
malt unb Stabtratb in Mannbeim.
Dem 9eere seb0rt 8afermann als 3es
fetpes besiebunsstpeife 2anbtpebroffts
sier an. Mitslieb bes Rei4stases 1T
8afermunn felt 1898.
GrTae.
rDi Stub, bic i9 geitern bon Sbnen
setauft babe. sibt ia feline Mil9!"-
~Iber ieelensut is + unb treu uie
Golb!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
%umputhtr.

SD babe ftets Die ueber 5eusuns sez
babt, bab bic @eoanten zines gbepaaz
req nad elmer sepihen Reibe BON Sab
rem poIftdnois Gbnlid tperoen. Mei>
men sic bos nidt au1?"- .9epib,
n1eine Trau bentt iebt gum 8eiipiel,
ipas lie mir fasen lou. peii id 10 fpGt
nod 9auie TONNE. unb bohelbe bente
ih audi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
9enrp 6. 2obse.

portreten, bo Ct Elm intimer Treunb bes
prdFbsnten RoofeDelt 1T unb behen
politif9e Mnidauunsen riidbaltlos psrs
fedten tpirb.
6snrp 6. 2obse tpurbe 1850 gu DO
fon geboren unb ftubirte am 9arparbz
college Re9tspiKenf9aften. 9ei@i4te
unb acknowledgements. Gr bereifte
iiber Elm Sabr lang europa. tuurbe
1874 aur observation-disclosures 5uselafs
fen unb par bon 1875 Bis 1878 2ebrer
fit Ser. @taaten=@ e59i9te am 9ars
oorbsg onsse. Sn 1879 in bas Reprd>
fentanten=! 5aus bon Wafa@uietts ges
ipGblt, purbe ct 1880 tpiebererpGblt.
2obse seb0rte bann benz So. 81, 81.
rnb So. aonsreB als &eprGientant on.
reiignirte aber i'm lebteren Sermine. Inn
bic auf i'm 1893 sefalIene Wabl in ben
8unbesfenat als Ra4folser Danes
anaunebmen. 2obge tpurbe bann 1899
fir biefe a0rperf9aft tpiebererpGblt.
Sie Sbdtisteit 2obses i'm &ongreb
mar bisber cine mannisfaltise. @r
tpar i'm Reprdfentantenbauie Mitslieb
bes 3omites fir Marineanselesenbeiz
ten unb @orfibenber bes Musf4ufes
fir bic @abl bes Prditbenten, bes
@iaeprGfibenten unb Der &eprGientanz
ten. SIN Sc. &onsreB betbGtiste ct fi4
als Mitslieb bes Senatstomttes fir
Muspdrtise 4nselegenbeiten. Ils tlarz
benfenber, f9neibiser &ebner unb
f9lasferttser 9ebatter bat 2obse bes
Sefteren bic Nufmertiamteit errest. Gr
bat auberoem cine sanae Reibe @erfe
sef4i6tliaen unb politii4en Snbalts
eei9risben. Gin 8ud, r@usaiise aus
@eben." CAB er in 9emeinf9aft NIT
Hoo5epelt beraus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Sobanll Bed.

oSSe"N WV
ipubtlofem 3uftanbe. Nus papieren,
bic Ct Bel fi4 fubrte. mar gu erieben,
bob Der rHeiienbe" Sobann Bed bieb
uno 1871 in 8uf9au In MGbren se>
boren ipurbe. gr bate als Trestos
mailer in Bubapet s~earbeitet urb mar
i'm Mdra 1891 bel Der 4nftrei9er=@ &C.
tpertfdaft in 9amburs als Mitslieb
.ingetreten.
Bed tpurbe in 9oboten in's 9ofpital
sef9afft, unb na9bem Ct na9 seraumer
3eit bas 8epubtfein tpiebererlanst
bate, CAB er etpa Solsenbes gum
8eften: Ct bate bic Nbfi4t. nad Nmes
rita aus5upanbern. um fi9 unb feiner
8raut bier cine 9eimitdtte gu bersitsn.
Sa Ct aber fein Gelb befab, um fi9
etne PaFoeiertarte taufen gu t0nnsn.
lieb CT Td in elmer 3ifte perienben, bic
Ct Don innen perf6lofen unb in bic ct
2%ebensmittel unb @etrGnte aei1afft
batte. Die fdle9te Cuff, bic Bed pGbs
renb Der 14tdsisen ueberfabrt gu otis
men bate, lieb i'm ertranten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
9as bete In Der @elt.

Dr. s. SO. Samilton BON San
Trancisco. Gal, iaat: SD babe Or.
@arner's r@btte @ine Of Gar Sprup"
Sabre lang aebraudt. Gs 1T bic
bette 9uften= Webi3in IN Der @elt nnb
bot ieines @lei@en ni9t fur Ntbma. y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19

Mn @arn tperben bic 5drmer
bon 2anfas beuer ettpa 100000 er>
fparen, inbem fte bas in ben Staats.
5u@tbGufern berseitelte @arn pertpens
ben, bas nur 81 Gents per Bfunb toitet.
tpGbrenb Der Sruft II Gents per pfunb
perlanst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Enl1ertd1tiu.

nWte commits benin, bab Ou aus
benz 8urserperein aussetreten bift9"-
r&4. bas ipar febr einfa9: am lebten
8ereinsabenb trus i9 mas por.
unb bas tragcn iie mir nur, n lad
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
ALLIES unuTpuH.

Sag, emma, errsi9ft 0u bonn Bel
Oeinem Mann nidts bur6 Sbrdnen9"
10 nein! Wie ct BEL mir nur cine
Sbrdne iiebt, ruff er slei4: nur tein
Waher!-unb lauft ing Wirtbsbaus."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Rleftte BeHfuuuttu.

mWenn mir berbeiratbet finb, tpirit
9u mir ba ben 9ausf9liKel iberlaiz
fen, rQber felbftperftdnb>
li4. lieber Wiab-nur mubt Du mir
neripreden, teinen @ebrau4 bapon au
md6en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
1nttt ,tttlitdrtTd1rn 5tuun-
ttuukt.

Oberft: .9err 2eutnant. sic
MAIDEN ia tdsli9 ben Wes BON bter Biz
our Ghiebitdtte. Wte piele S9ritte
3Gblen sic ba9"-2 n t:
n8itte, 9err Oberft. i9 babe bic
@9ritte nod ME sesdblt!"-O # {:
Oenten sic benn gar nidts,
tpenr, sic geben9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sore, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT
,%., s,.ss d. 70. &MMzZM
QutunutrEup.

rNrn. tpie finb sic benin nit Sbrem
neuen 9ausarate aufrieben2"-.Sie,
bas 1T Sbnen elm tiidtiser Mann, Der
berorbnet uns serabe bas 9esentbeiG
bon benz, lpas fem 8orsdnser perorb>
npfpt"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
9tn Arrorr.

.9err ProfeFor, sic baben ia tpie>
ber perseiisn. Sbre tubtparme Mtld gu
trinten!"-n M9 mas, lafien sic mid
bod in &ube! Sd babe gang anbere
Si,,ne i'm Robfe als fuhfparme Mil4!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
1er frtne 3~lrttnuuu.

.Was Der @efdnsnibnGrter Miiner
fiir feline Manieren bat!"-rDie fat ct
ii4 i'm 8ertebr NIT ben eingeiperrten
9antbirettoren unb Muffi9tsrdtben
ortaeeidret."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
3H1ur1t Der eSr,unhnttett.

Der Gabrrab=9 dnbler Wupp f4liebt
einen 9rief an feline 9eraallerliebfte NIT
ben @orten: nSir bic Iufri9tistett
meiner @eiinnuns leiite ids 10 { |
Sabre 9 arantie."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Aurerttetthnfbl1the

GeIbtpebeI: ,Sie MIuer.
ipenr Sic slauben, als Ginidbriser bas
Re4t au baben, geideibter az fem ols
i4, 10 irren sic fi9 getpaltis!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
4m muu6uer.

Serseant (beim Shnenfeuer):
-gobn. idieben sic mid 10 ratentpeife,
Sic finb bier in teenem Mbaablunsss
ae{6Gft!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
'~=%2>-~

ben ib aufdllis an batte, NIT beiben
9Gnben aus unb-perrparbelte midi
babur9 sleidfam in einen auffteisenz
ben Papierora6en. Die Sa4e sins
famos. Sd fties bod in bic 2ifte unb
als i9 serabe iiber benz Snbianer ftanb,
flappte i9 BEN Mantel gu unb pfeilz
i4nen. pie Elm Mbler. ftir5te i'd auf
ben &erl berab. ibm ale &ippen bre>
4enb. @inen Nusenblid fpdter fab
i9 fdon auf benz Muftans unb pfiff
ben Oanfee=O oobIe!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
PopmIdre
II. pn1kshurrher
Siuisite aussabe nur $500.

Sehen Der Driltern Gnttsa.
Bon p. 8. Siti&uam, o. S. B. Yradt:
rperf nit Sarbenbrudbilbern. 1000 Seis
ten In 81, Qeinmanbbede. Sob Il. Slinbs
preiuns. 9roser, leierli9er S1riftorld,
$500
groBe biuisae gofine aussabe mur
S1.5O
|ODUlHe, erbauunssbu@ d..
@obltile Mussabe: nit @bromobilb, ,pei.
farbisem 5itel, nebt Samiliendronif II.
8 gini1altbil6ern. IS. aulase. $50
Seiten in 90. Salbfransbanb NIT &otb.
f&uitt unb rei1er @olbpreiun9 $3.50
&rselba6 fir fatboliihe $f%arriinber
fir Rirde unb Saus. Wesmeiier fir
Ratbolifen in Der GIBereu llebuns bes
glaubens. Suuitrirte aussabe. Son u,
6. u. Rlauber, 8eltprieiter. so Gents
Grfldruns ots beilisen TfeBopfers
pom benz ebrpiirbisen P. Wartin uon
@odem. Mit 4 NeB=, Sei6t= uno Som=
munion=a nba6ten. Sritte aufa9e. 4l6
Selten. 80, Nit Gitelbilb. 60 Gents
&leiue ilufri1te Seilisen .9eseube
auf ieben Gag oes Sabres. Son p. g
Seebod, o. F. NJ. Wit Gbromobilb II.
$50 Suunrationeu. 800 Seiteu. $1.OO
Sfluitrirte 9iHaer=9egeuoe
Silber'aus benz 9ebeu Der 6eiligen, ben
Rinbern CUR Na6abmuns barseiteut pon
80. Sertbolb Dit 12 farbisen Gin
i1altbilbern, nadO risinalcomp oitionen
0 Sr. Ruu,. $50 Seiten. IS Gents
9te Shoubeit oer iatbolfheH STRIDE
in ibren beilisen @eremonien unb GuBe=
rem gebrduden pdbrenb bes &ir9sniab=
res. Ha6 @re9orius &tppel. nnter gu
'Srunbelesuns Der aussabe pom $. Sim=
toben, neu bearbeitet pon s. 8ipfi, Bro=
feiior. $50 Seiten. 9einmanb, &otb=
ihnitt. 80 Gents
Sas 9eben Der allerieligfen Sungfran Ma=
rta, benz tatbolif9en Solfe baraeieut
pom P. g. &obner. o. S. B., Bfarrer.
approbirt unb empfoblen pom 80 Sod
DurolSiten Sirdenrurlten. Utit 20 9au,.
lsitisen Silbern pom &. Sitter BON ssIb=
rid. 2. aufiase. 512 Seiten. 9eiuwanb,
&otbiduitt. $1.OO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19

u B It il raenber Souri #
(aur Sennerin. bic i'm u~ntertpess auf=
fansen pil): I'm @ottes ptIen, laKen
Sic mid porbet, f40nes Rinb-meine
Grau fte5t oben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
9unSesftnator ToSee.

9ts s~larsenfense. t@astptee 0seOnsr eiR iatts
smer 8reano bsS V~raFsenten.
@enn Der 8unbesfenator 9enrp 6.
2obse BON MaHaduietts felt Sabren
i'm &onsrefe cine berporrasenbe Rone
einseaommen bat. 10 biirfte Ct In Der
bieier Sage besonnenen erften @aifon
bes 81. RongreHes nod Defenders fer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Nsusr Aifsnrti(tnoer.

crietmeIe iieberfabrt clues G~nreSa1aetn
na6 benz 9ouarlaaos.
Cine ~eisenartise Senfation ereisnete
fid bie5er Sage BEL Der Intunft bes
9amburser Dampfers ~palatia" tn
Soboten. g.. s. Sn elmer i'm 2abe'
raum bes Sdiffes Deritauten Rifte fanb
man einen Mann in franfem unb be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-12-19
Bur Snfterburgtr pneuafdrt.
Cine SnterpeIatiun I'm oeutiden oeetdbStase
nnS ibre Seantwortuns.

Die unsliidfelise Sn~iterburser
Duelaffdre biirfte, in politif9er Be-
aiebuns tpenisftens, ibren @bfdluB erz
rei9t baben. Sonte irsenb cine Parz
tel bic gblidt sebest baben, aus BET
Sras0bie politif9es 3apital gu f4laz
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-11-29

Guard your kidneys, the health OF
the body depends on those small but
important organs. They extract uric
acid from the blood which If allow ed
to remain in the system would cause
dropsy and Brights disease. Prickly
Ash Bitters is successful kidney
tonic; it heals and strengthens tho
kidneys, regulates the liver, stimu-
lates the stomach and digestion,
eleanses the bowels. 1t will prevent
or cure Bright's disease
It Y. d, WESTERFIELD.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-11-29

1t is hardly to the nations credit
that the official nsarsion Of the Presi
dent is what u real estate agent would
call Q "iivc-hcdroass h use.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-01
SATURDAYS MARKETS.
A REVIEW OF THE SITUATION on
THE LAST JUNE BUSINESS DAY.
The Wall Street Situation, and the
Quotations at the Leading Pro-
duce Centres of the Country. =

NEW YORK, June 2.-PDfessional
operations played latse part IN to-day's
stock market. but the professional operas
tors bought stocks quite freely and bid
up prices with confidence The conviction
that the money market will show progress
towards greater ease next week with the
disbursement of funds accumulated for the
purpose of paying hAlfsyearly dividends
and interest was the ma.n-spring of this
confidence There was relief also over the
settling up of the affairs of the stock ex-
change house which closed its doors yes
terday. Although the embarrassment OF
this house came as surprise TO the gen
eral public. it's struggle to secure means
to continue has been known 10 business
dread of the effect Of the failure. 1t Is
believed that the greater part of its cred
its had been accumulated with the bank
whose suspension was caused thereby,
With the shock Of the announcement
passed and affairs in course Of settlement.
the atmosphere is felt to be clearer. The
corn carrying grangers were in conspic-
uuus demand to-day on account of favor
able reports regarding the corn crops. II
linois Central rose 312. st. Paul 3ls and
Rock Island 2h. There was a fair sprink-
ling of gains, reaching point or more
among the important standard stocks.
United States refunding coupon adj
vanced a point. do. registered "a. and new
As a above the closing call of last week.
The IS coupon ruled 1s lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-01
BENWO0D.
views Notes of interest From the
City of Mills.

views Notes of Intcrest From the
City of Mills
Miss Stella Krebs Is improving after
a severe illness.
DIR. Cochrane spent yesterday with
friends at Pennington.
The local lodge of X. of P. meets this
evening in regular session. $50
The High Flyer Fishing Club left yes
terday morning for trip down the
Harry Nibergall and Frank Bartle-
Ibaugh spent yesterday with Sistrsville
friends.
Miss Maggie Gill, of Homecoming, Nd,
will arrive tomorrow to visit friends
here.
Attorney Josiah st. Clair is at Cam
bridge Springs for the benefit OF his
health.
The Rev. Paul Metzenthin went to
Triadelphia yesterday and preached II
the German church there.
The skelp department of the Wheel
ing Iron and Steel Works is off and will
not resume until after the Fourth.
Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. n. Vankeur-
en- spent yesterday the guest OF Mrs.
John Newton. of New Martinsvi'ie.
At about half-past three yesterday az
ternoon south bound street car jump
ed the track at the Bogg's run switch
and delayed traffic for some time.
Numerous boys enjoyed the swim
ming yesterday in the hole. which they
recently found under the arch built by
the Riverside company over Boggs run.
The Young Mems Social Club dance
this evening at Mozart Park. Miss
Helmbright will furnish the dance mu-
sic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-01
! to the, Register

Special to the. Rcaisrer
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 30.-New
postoffices have been established in
West Virginia at Flooding. Cabell county,
James e. Mcdowell postmaster; Soak,
Raleigh county,, John H.. Hunt, post
master; Furnace, Mineral county, Eta
V. Millar, postmistress; and at Elver-
ton, Fayette county, Henry M. Mitchell,
postmaster. The postoffice at Miller,
Brooke county. will be discontinued on
July Is and superseded by rural free de-
livery from Wellsburg, to which point
mail should be sent.
Fourth-class postmasters appointed:
C. w. George, Coketpn, Tucker county,
vice A. D. Sickelsmith, removed; c. w.
Elrick, Henry, Grant county. vice ].
II. Elrick, resigned; John B. Swiger,
Ashley, Doddridge county, vice Dockie
q. Cox, resigned; William H. Mcdowell,
Murphytown, Wood county, vice ]. Z,
Barrett, resigned; w. s. Randells, Saw
age. Mineral county, vice L. c. Heskitt,
resigned; ]. NJ. Bartlett, Weaver, Ran
dolph county, vice David Stoddart. Sr.,
assigned: L. X lBevington, Austen. Pres
IanIf. - \Frank Jenkins resign
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-01
MR.. HENNEGEN'S WILL.
Estate of Dead Jeweler, valued Mt
%15O,OOO, Left to Relatives.

Estate OF Dead Jeweler, valued ut
$15O,OOO, Left to Relatives.
The will of Mr.. William H. Hennegen,
who died on Tuesday last, was admitted
to probate in the Orphans Court to-day,
says the Baltimore News After be-
Quests OF out-of-town property TO his
sister-in-law, Mrs. James B. Hennegen,
and to his brother, Mr.. Richard Henne-
r.. gen, a bequest OF $4,000 and his yacht
Genesee to Mr.. Richard B. Hall and all
his household effects to his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hall, the will di-
reefs that the residue OF the estate be
given to Mr.. Wilton Snowden in trust.
who is authorized to pay one-ffth part
/, of the net income to Mr.. Hennegen'S
sister, Alecea Hennegen, during her life
time; two-fifths of the income to his
brother, MIR. Richard Hennegen, and
two-fifths to his sister-in-law. Mrs.
Hall.
After the death of Miss Alecea Hen
uegen one-fifth of the estate is to go alb
solutely to Mrs. James b. Hennegen, a
sister-in-law, and after the death of Mr..
Richard Hennegen two-f1fths OF the es-
tate. is to go absolutely to Mrs. Mary
Worthington Hennegen, sister-in-law,
and after the death of Mrs. Hall the re-
naming two-fifths of the estate is to go
to her children, Mr. Richard B. Hall and
Miss Bessie Hall.
The will is dated July II, 1900, and
Messrs. Wilton Snowden and Charles
T. Sisco are named as executors. 1t is
witnessed by MessrsJ Arthur w. Mach
en-, Jr., Thomas N. Copenhaver and
airy were granted to the executors
porrad try6o xxroro rarf1itod m olive hOud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-01
MOON-HORSLEY.
A Wedding In Virginia in which the
Bride Wes Well Known Here.

Bride WIS well hnoWh mere
On Wednesday morning, June 18th,
at half past ten O'Clock, Miss Annie
Dunscomb Horsley and Mr. Frank Rus
sell Moon were married in >.race church,
Buckingham county, Virginia. The
church was beautifully decorated for
the event with ferns and daisies.
Promptly at the appointed hour the bri-
dal party entered the church to the
strains OF Lohengrins wedding march,
Mrs. John ~ <Eforsley presiding at the
organ. First came Nj Henry Burton
Taylor, byother-in-lawJo f the bride, and
Mr.. John Lydnor Hofsley brother Of
: the bride. They were followed by Miss
Moylin Moon, and the Misses Fannie.
Jeanette, Mildred, Louise, and Ida Hors-
ley. who were attired in white organ
die and carfied arms fall of ferns and
daisies. Mrs Henry Burton Taylor, the
matron of honor, and eldest sister OF
the bride, wore her wedding dress of
white silk and carried ferns and dais-
. les.
fThe bride entered upon the arm OF
her brother, Mr.. Alexander Caldwell
Horsley. and wore white Paris muslin,
trimmed with lace, and carried sweet
peas. Rev. r. II. Lacy, D. D.. the Off
ciating clergyman, awaited them at the
altar. Where they were met by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Cary Nell
son Moon. The beautiful Episcopal GER
emony was performed In the most i'm
pressive manner
After the ceremony the bridal party,
accompanied by the nearest relatives
ami nu--fanpilies- repaired t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-01
LIVE STOCK.

steady; good to prime steers Is. 3oG8 80
poor to medium $4,000 %. stockers and
feeders s275@49: COWS g 5oQt ,S hs e aor,
4.Go; calves s4.oof16 -: Texas fed STEERS
81 25f75 40; Texas grass steers S3.5Oe4.lo'
Texas bulls s.. 7SQ3.7 IS.
Hogs steady TO strong; top 70 70; mixeo
heavy Sc ooq6. IS: rough heavy $ sed5. IS
light S5So1s12h; bulk OF sales S.9l3zqs.1 TO-
Sheep, weak: lambs, slow: good to
mixed 50. 40lc3.s5: western sheep S.Iod4. 90
warnings s.. 90di4.25; native lambs Esq
515, western lambs 81 .50d5.l0.
CINCINNATI. June 29.-Hogs, steady at
81 3od615
Cattle, quiet at g boQ5. Is.
Sheep, steady at S2.25@3.S.
Lambs steady at So 25d5.l5.
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sL14u; III - poui1nps>kzzkQs.e
r shon kiSs.. sides sIeoss, s.!sqs
s ssss SNORT ary Flea. salt sSoess s
Whisky. basis of high wines H.E.
Clover. contract grade So
Cheese steady at sa1oe
Eggx. weak at lie.
PHILADELPHIA, June cs.-wheat.
weak and ltc lower; contract grade July
Corn. firm ana &c higher; No. mixed
GAS sssssss w, quiet; NO. white clip
Butter' hrm hut quiet, fancy western
creamery. 1sirc: do. prints &c. exceptional
Eggs, steady; fresh nearby and western
lic do. southwestern lztTc; do. southern
Cheese. steady; New York full creams
fancy small sSiGs5sc; do. fair TO choice
Refined Sugars, quiet but steady.
Cotton. unchanged.
Talfow firm: city prime. in hogsheads-
SIC; country prime. in barrels. 4s.a4ssc'
Live poultry firm. fair. demand; fowls
1l,gml2c; old roosters 7c; spring chickens
l2d20c; ducks sgloc.
o n5ssse choice Reuf s dr. t. 500 s ss%aPs
f Sgs5c; 0 western aeGn. DO. isa22c.
BALTIMORE. June 2s.-F1our. dull.
,fWhfal cDAh depressed, futures STEADY;
spot and a. month 7li1GftAc. July lgyR
F705sc. Auetis1 sey4.o11e April .os.a7le:
steamer No. red 6iam67s&e; southern by
sample 62A7Zes southern on lgrade ss97zc.
Corn. slrenEs and higher a SPOT and the
4fg i7l<c. September fiHc; steamer mixed
sslaaI4S3&c; !. southern white corn E9lsc,
souxheru yellow corn 46aEc.
Oats, dllil = No. white 3sa3slzc: No.
mixed 3rtq32c.'
Butter. firm: fancy imitation 1IdlSc;
fancy creamery 0q2lc; fancy ladle lSalsc;
store packed 13ai4c.
sEgss. firm; fresh i3d13hc.
Cheese. steady; large 9kc, medium loc'
snraff is,4c.
CINCINNATI June .2s--Flour, dull.
Wheat, weak and lower. No. red &C. .
Corn, irner and higher; No. mixed
Oats, firm and higher; No. mixed s6a4e.
Rye. dull: No. 2. 56c.
Gard, 1T eady ut 81. 80.
Bulk Meats, dull at ts.l7h.
Bacon, steady at $500.
whisky. .distillers finished goods quiet
on basis of 9f.27.
Sugar, Arm. *%t
TOLEDO, June 2s.-Wheat. active and
lower. cash and July 61Aci september
6SiLc: August csc; December 10ssc.
Corn active and higher. cash and July
43Ac; September 45hc
Oats, duh but steady: cash H14c; July
and September &c.
Rye at sic.
Cioverseed. cash. prime $3.50; October
$50.
Oil, unchanged. -.
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Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3d..
David Thompson, of West Virginia, has
been appointed to an sl,50o position II
the Library Of Colgress, and, .'earl
Goodman, of the same State, has been
promoted from a $40 to 1920 position
in the Library.
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METAL.

NEW YORK. June 29-Pig iron. war,
rants s. 5eg 10 90; northern foundry si425d
1850; southern foundry Sls !54l5 Is sol,
southern So DTlS g TIN $2s. oeat8 10; lead
Superior SIT 90 vand casting and electro
lytic 16sAc,
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bride .iS daughter OF: tSzl 80 ~ Z
a5ohn Horsley. 81 travellers Rest, and =
of the late Hon. Sobieezz,
Ski Brady. of Wheeling, w. Va. The nu-
nierons handsome presents attested the
popularity OF the young couple.
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ROBERT w. kYLE,

SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING,
Sole agent for the Original Robinson
Vapor Bath Cabinet. You can have Hot
Springs and Turkish Baths at Home.
These baths are health insurance II vow
you are well, they will ward of disease.
No. 1155 Market St., Wheeling Tel. No. q.
mch3e&dc
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Spot market for
dry goods has been poorly attended, store
trade ruling slow. Mail orders In cotton
and wooden goods have been up to average.
Print cloths quiet but firm Cotton yarns
Hrrner
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CouAytiou Critical.

NEWBURGH, N. Y, June 30.-The
condition of General Butterfield remains
critical. He is growing weaker, and
the end seems near.
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SToCks For sALE.p
Wheeling Pottery Company
Riverside Pottery Company.
ENley Watkins Company.
Wheeling Bridge Company.
wheeling Traction Company.
Century Gl1ss Company.
Alxo Ehosce Lots a. 1Highiand l
NORTON a COMPAN,
IS Nat. Exchange Bank b
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FOR sALE-LOCAL STOCKS.
Beaumont Glass Stock.
Central Glass Stock.
Century Glass stock.
r1storia Glass Steer
La Reile Iron Works.
Rlyerside Pottery.
Wheeling Pottery.
Wheeling Traction
BONDS
Indianapolis & Greenfield IS.
Youpgstown-Sharon IS.
Wheeling Traction Sc.
Printed liy Of our Investment
mailed on application.
'@ WHITE & WHITE.
STOCKS. BONDS 4 INTESTINE.