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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-19

NOT lohS ago. Founu upon the
evidence of Martin Mayheld. Flora
Shears and Emory Shrout.
Charles Wilburn, a felony. for
shooting and killing horse belong
ing to M. l.. Fichtner. Found upon
the evidence of Charles Fichtner.
Basil Uphold, felony, No. 3,
for shooting Flanagan Bradshaw.
Found upon the evidence of the
said Bradshaw and Allen Wolfe.
Making four felony indictments.
There were ten misdemeanor In
dictments as follows:
James Collins for carrying a re-
volver, upon the evidence of Frank
Sherron.
Mack Evick, for assault upon II.
III. Potter on the street at Albright's
corner one night last fall. Found
upon the evidence of II. II. Potter,
J. E. Murdoch and Horace Tucker.
Charles Ryan, for an assault
upon Samuel Walls, upon the evil
dence of II. II. Griffin.
Francis w. Bergman for fighting
with Harry Helms at shooting
match at G. A. Borgman's near
TOWNSVILLE, on the Saturday before
Thanksgiving. Found upon the
evidence of J. M. Hartman and
Reason Swearingen.
William Bobo for fighting Walter
Myers at the above place and upon
the same evidence.
Luther Helms for carrying a re-
volver, upon the evidence of James
Britton.
Robert Wolf for an assault upon
chunk" Snyder at the dance at
George Arnold's, as mentioned
above. Found upon the evidence
of George R.Shrout.
Ernest Severe for carrying razor
to fight with. Found upon the evil
dence of Flora Shears and Emory
Shrout.
Harry Helms for fighting with
Francis Bergman as above men
toned, and Walter Myers for fight
ing with Will Bobo as above named
and upon evidence of same wit
nesses.
PELIT JURORS.
c. J. Bayles, Irwin Watts, An
drew Knots, Jacob Murray, l.. S.
Miller, Elmer Brand, d. S. Wilt,
George l.. Wotring, August Cal
camp, /. T. Crow, G.. w. Herndon,
Fred Reister, NJ. T.. Bowermaster,
Charles Sidwell, Geo. b. Jackson,
M. H. Orr, w. II. Dunaway, Nj. S.
Crane, Joseph r. Ringer; J. NJ.
Crane, Geo. NJ. Shaffer, c. X. linn,
NJ. J. Orr Z. E. Reppert, J. II.
banks, J. M. Hartman, Jeremiah
Gutherie, James Thomas, Isaac N.
Foreman, Hiram w. Ringer, Frank
Trickett, Evan King, Grant Kelly,
w. A. Gusemsn, K. A. Seal, J. a.
Dodge, J. M. Keller, Julius Scherr,
Geo. w. Miller, Geo. M. Shaver,
and Amos Wolf.
A. Bliss McCrum having pro
duced a diploma from the Law
School OF the University, and a
certificate from the county Court
was duly admitted to practice law
at this bar, and took the oath as
prescribed by law.
Hhalem Mkhael Taneeus a ma
tive OF Syria, Asia, appeared in
Court and produced his first papers
of naturalization granted two years
ago and having been a citizen Of
the United states for five years,
renounced all allegiance to Abdual
Hamet the Sultan Of Turkey, and
all other foreign rulers, was admit
ted TO full citizenship and took the
oath as prescribed by law.
J. A. Danser through his attor-
neY p. J. Crogan, garnisheed $40
that was in the hands Of the Board
Of Education Of Reno district and
due Ross Leonard. The Court
awarded the money 20 Danser on
his costs in the suit with Ross.
Charles Emory Smith, Of Phila-
delDhia. has rendered IN the preei.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-19
WINTER TOuRIsr TlCKETs
SEASON 19Of-2 baltimore 4 Ohio
RailrOad

The Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad has
q % ed on sale az all principal Offices Fast Of
he Ohio River, Winter Tourist Tickets TO
ppiuts iu Alabama, FLORIDA. Louisiana,
Mississippi. New Mexico North Carolina
and lcNas; also Havana. Cubs. aud Nassau.
n r., at reduced rates
For additional information call on Agent
Baltimore 81 Ohio r. y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-19
AH Stuffed Up

That's the condition Of many sufferers
from catarrh, especially in the morning.
Great difficulty is experienced in clear
ing the head and throat.
No wonder catarrh causes headache,
impairs the taste, smell and hearing,
pollutes the breath, dcranges the stom-
ach and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment must be
cOnstitutional-alt Alternative and tonic.
II was afflicted with catarrh. took
medicines 81 different kinds. giving each
q fair trial; but gradually grew worse until
! could hardly hear, taste NJ smell I then
concluded To- try Hoods Sarsapariila. and
after taking five bottles ] was cured and
have not had any return 81 The disease
since" ECggNE fORBEs, Lebanon, Kan.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-19

The Buckhannon Wooden Mills
burned down last week with a loss
Of about SIS 900.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-19
Hoods S0rSdpdriLLd

Cures catarrh--it sOOthes and strength
ems the mucous membrane and builds
up the whole system.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-19

ing up stages
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

9ea tGnter paa aronen. Den bar e M.
0u bar ben / Senbaas, bu reb 81.
De 9nIeo ben Ell De mango, Der fuigte,
geoeiltrinosns f%linrenoe SoIois ben bul9te;
lelp fslte ou grant oens na9enoe Still
si heller par Iioen Den fiult for nit Bill.
Sea iaa ben ON apalben. Ou FAB for 9orbe.
pa Oenne min 6aano. Der fuIpeO bit 6aar,
bersrte oens 5letpart - bin panbe blep iaor. -
9a par bet. 0 aabiel, ou tog til Oroe::
CAB benOe / 5rso! SUN ipr mig til SCRIBE.
Nu li9aer ben fnuft. BET Mastens Spmbol,
ION lutte nit qps. mine Zines Col.
Og biemms / 6uist CT Stuerne TONNE
lea iiober paa Sfanlen % benter Dit aomme.
96i refer ie9 mig % ienOer big gub:
Win elfeoe Meiterl Som uo! Som ubi
5errens MObtr.
SsruIaIsms 9ptre, 3 tlage ier 4sO.
for MI er 5sraels ialpsOe bob!
3 ger bet meo Rette. 0an fog eOers apiOe
og TAR eosr aiortler. ION 9piet bDioe.
Men ban par m in Ssn. Meo 0obsrrsit
ieg raober BET uo 9eft og git.
5orftaa BET, 5 9oinoer - for lange ie9 tieb -
nit Qip BAN bar, mine grpfter ban oieo.
5 Iaa BAN iom Wonb, %oengang ban par ltor.
% unoreoes oper bans itGrte Orb. -
6paO 5ugl er porben. BET lsfter bel @ingen,
iaa bsit Tom ban. BET naaoe bog ingen.
Og ale bans llnore, bans &GrIigbebs 6pIOe -
s muatte BAN pisielig baOre Og bpIbe.
90 bog. bOao Oeb 5 bel om min Ssn2
Spor bar s. oa Gnglen tom 2sn
o9 priite mig iaIig for ale 9binoer2
Og osler s meO mig be bprefte Minber2
8eisgts 5 mig / gstbIebems 9rao,
ba Barnet isg fsote pan Stdlosns Straa2
Os Oa nit Steb bet lagoes til 6pite,
bar nogen al eoer oa let bet Imile2
Oct Oioner iea Der: Sra ben ferfte 5tunb
ei Spnb bans Sjnl, ei SOis bans Munb!
Og BAN bar De babel. mob BAN liar be 3anber.
Dam ODergau be Worberes 6Gnosr!
5eruialems 0strel 8 tlage jer 1sb,
for nu er Ssraels falpsbe bsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
paaifefaIme.

Gnsle brdger / aIottens Snor.
9aagner afIe Subs 8srn paa Serb!
9an. iom bar lagt / 9raocns Stso,
itunOer paa Stensn bDib og. rsb.
5alleluia.
Onoe 5enber BAN tog meo golb,
Hog til glooet ben 9srre bolo,
bGngte SUBS Ssn pud aorIets IRA;
9s0sn BAN tOang bog ej / ana.
9aIeIuja.
ODsr bans @rap ct Segl bleo fat,
Striosmeno oogteo ben Dag og Rat;
Se9let, BET BRAT OeO treble @rb,
8agten, ben maatte Hagen flD.
9daeluia.
&ommer nu frit hons 8reers imaal
Ser er Stebet. bDor 6erren loa;
Ougen, Der brat bans blobig SOeb,
pioner enb ON. bDao Rob ban FEB.
9a0eluju.
Grelft ban odnbrer / 2ipets Qanb,
er at ie iom en- llrtegaarbsmonb,
beber meb Glib bet 6ruote Rsr,
taIoer af'Wiulo BET 6re, Iom oer.
5daeluja.
9dn, fom prepeo I'm 6rebs 5orlis,
frebelig Itober ct parabis;
ban, fom ei fdnbt fig ielb ct Bur.
Tuner be imaa bag Gbens Dur.
9alleluia.
Der ital be rinbe iua fabrt af Rob.
bonbes oagIis at 0aabsns 1lob,
binoes Tom BIN beo Oroets Gtob.
boise fig bort fra Dsb os @rap.
9aaelujd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

Ruar 8ongsn t OsOtn 1T 9obeo moo beie,
iaa faloer pei OgIaa bans Soft iii 5sie.
mar 6%lommen. ben itolte 5lamme er fluff.
iaa faar ri pei osiaa meo Gnmsrne gust.
90 bo9 en- 5parmer2 oons Bill mig branOer -
6un5 Blob oper Solicit! Sea tor mine Sanoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
gaa S0mbniets Alian.
qtIotus 3.

qiIotug.
De tommer forbi. Gu fsres ban ub.
en Rooe at Striosm1nb grDnjetruo,
o8 5~spiosmonben. Der tumler lit 6ors -
Der itrioer ben oemtell 5an bar 1T aors
ban priOer lin pals. bans Zine brGnoer
ia, ie tun poa mig, ieg tor mine SGnber!
6Dao ieg tunoe gre. BET bar jeg siort.
De ~ItintenOe 6unoe b~eleireo min Bort,
og bpleo Omtap meo terfig Sunge.
Delft baOoe ieg label min Spebe iiunss
ben trpber be for, ie9 TENDER benz not
De bar mig bog loplig mango 5lot,
ct Oprer / qoanen par onbt at bempe
ie9 naatte oa fare meo Gift co 99mpe.
5erit tog jeg ct Mabel og imeo benz ben.
bet iIugte be grit og tubeb igen.
gleo giIlen bans Rpg isg merne lob.
De 6rseO Tom game, De lugteo Blob;
jeg oatteb meb purpur bans 1qngebe Stulbre,
men Ydttet 6lep peo al rdie % bulore,
be enieO 81 bans arone at 3iern
9ans Blob ODer Solicit Og 5Oltsts gSrnl
en unbsrlis Manb! De iagos, en- 0rot.
O9 purpuret 1T ban, ON eno for Spot,
og bar bet. bar BET, iom par bet bans 9et
On arm @alilaer al utenbt QGt!
6an tom at ben besli9s besStamme,
bpem Supiter lelo I tn 8rebe rammel
Uien ligneo ben lite - fau bpio. faa liar,
faa ftolt fin 9apsbsb. faa fat / Gbar.
5an talote fig 0rot / Gano6ebens Riqe
6pub er bette, Sanb9eo2 5pao bill bet fge2
gr Sanobeo ct aige2 55or liggsr bet bsuas2
s 9f? s 9eft2 8eo Serotreoisns @nbe2
Gaa Dibs isg for 9srben ON,
til Sanoheosus aige olorig isg fem.
Wlen bDis bet finoes, % bpis oenne Mano
sr aonge og 9erfter / 1igt qono.
og jeg bar label paa GorTet BAN bleoe,
faa bar jeg Sanobeben oomt til oe6e -
Mine 6enber. mine 5anosr! Of Blob er be rsbe.
9Glo til at GanOenl 9alo mere 8anol
@a Daarfa6l Seq mnatte og Itulbe bsmme.
Ilin 5rue bar Wlanben plagst / Drsmme,
MI tonner ban Der beb beilDs Dog,
%forbirrer mig ielp % e6r mig fbc5.
Gn SDermer bar ban. =. grubler fig gale
beruoe 9itens enIomme Dale,
bpor inesn fenbsr til Ar6ejOets SDeb,
bOor SOlen I Ssien ger 5isrnen beb.
GariiGere, preiter, bOorbun be fig fable,
forrbtte er be Grunoen ale.
DE fsrer 8lues til bebIfe for asifcreln,
og baober Dog islD paa @enoprejferen,
paa BAN, fom tommer, en- fDrftslig Manb,
at freHe BET aamfs trQl6unDne Qanb.
6pab iii os anoet snb Opror og @oIo?
CAB nsnne pan aoriet bd fpr11e fg folol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
0en or6en gIinbe.

Den forben 9Iinbe.
Del ianot! San gap mig Spnet engung,
oa tig9eO ieg frit O9 tenbte si 3rang;
M mad ieg ilioe for oagli9t 9rgo
ben Manb %fortisner peo Cub i'm 0so.
Den forben la mme.
Gel idnot! 9un bialp mig ganfte omfouft.
men par bet maaife beo gelisbubs aunit2 Z
5 60ert 5alO, Solicit er boagnet al Drsmme.
O9 tIogeit altiO at fslge meb Stremmen.
Den orben bsbe.
6on oabneb nit Ere. oploo min Ruub.
bet latter ieg for / oenne STUMP!
I'm ian ieg beg bsre, boab andre roe.
tan mere eno bet tan ogiaa ffrige.
Barnet.
Der WOOer! SEQ tenosr Den monO BED Ram.
6an tOg Os engans faa tqrlist / 5aOn.
%beliignsO Os oae. 9reng % 9ige,
og lopeo os 9laos / 0immerige
uteo Sioen faar man beore 6orIianb -
ban narreo os Blot. Den femme Mano!
QlIe.
Cub bar ban Ipotttt. trGntet Dor Cor.
fo%rtr9oi9et ole! or mere beboo?
!6ons 6opeO er itiult At SpnO Os Stam -
pad aoriet meo BAN! Qaa 9oriet meo BAN!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
palmei0noa9.

Den narmeo is, SsOsrnes goaftetib.
bo Marten par greu og 9uften bib.
Og fs. en- ManO, 9uIilaernes bebte,
brog op Ssruialems 9empel at gaits.
6ans Rbgte i~trauIeo. bans 5elge par tort;
en- aonge ban reo sennem gpens BORT.
Meu mibtpeis paa Srappen til 0aoiOsbuiet.
Der BRAT bans &rOne Og trileo i 9ruiet.
9un ftob en- StunO, meOens Gfarerne gil,
Og iaa fig ON meO bialpeIst 9lit.
8lep ingen Funoen. Der bialp BAN / ReOen?
Saa banoreo ban bort. beOre0et til 0eben.
Og gpens 3arnport falot / paa bans Bag;
ban itrep og ItreO / ben rinbenoe Dag
paa iteneoe Stier, Der bso i 5labtn,
Og udaoe en- 6pi libt norbenfor Staben.
Der iegneo ban nsO OeO 6biens Sob
bans Fan9eoe $50 par fuloe al Blob e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
&IGe.

Sub bar ban befpottet, tranfet Dor COP,
bar prebitet falifi Gr mere be6ob?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
Salome.

Sdlome.
0u 0rot oper SSraeI! Scr la9bes bu uso2
Oar bette oa Riset, bOOrior Ou ftreo2
Gn 9rap, BET tan 10 ben fej9eite feige,
Tom Ieb al Sloaet. fua Magt til at sie.
9u par ida berli9, iaa i~troalenbe flor
Tom ingen, ieg tenote paa benns Serb,
ou burbe raooet, min Serrs % %5ronoe.
ira 5Iobsn % inotil Sorberigs Gnbe
% panot bag @rapfjaIOets ipimlenoe 3op
Fl 9ige, boor SOlen aIOris itoar op.
gen eniom ftal 9rapsn big life beige.
Der refer 10 Wenneitsr bib meb 975elge.
Oct bomber meb bOer ben Mdno e1er Bin,
Der bGrer pad mer eno fit e9et 9io;
be ta9er BET ~iremmeoe meo Ig / 0sben.
Oh bar paa manages. On fog Dem Rsoen.
gebolo BEN iioen. De elIttb bin Sag,
fob %fripilig frem paa bin 9qlbes Dag
Der par mine Ssnnsr. De tjente big besge.
Dog aaiten oiloe ou nsbig Dem rqtte,
ben adlt, bu iooe puu aoriet bar tsmt;
og baooe ON oett Ri9e jeg brsmt,
oa ifuloe ieg n9ppe mso 9enner blibe
fOriegt at itafe benz gIaos peb bin Gibe -
Nu faar De ben moi. Meo big er be Osnt.
vi ale. 8snte til 0sOen al libe -
Men qaatens Gosr. 5orietteliens Orb,
bsgraOes be ogiaa / Iorten Soro2
Min l6erre Og aOnse! 5 3iosr trelie
ri 6oabeo Oeo big at itus Dor 5relie.
Warid Mogbafene.
Sod9 par Dill prGit ~ ben gpperftepraf,
Der ofreo Oeo 5Oltets 5orfoningsfef.
Seq itOO i @olsatas 6orgaarbssa rengfst
og iaa big TONNE. bu Ssraels 5orlan9id.
5oor D~Groigt BIZ fsrte bin belige SOB,
o9 bbor bine 64noer bleo rsoe at Blob!
Gu Fteoss ou opbt, Der alorig falbt Sol,
at f~rsnbare 0fret for 9aaOens Gtot.
Sec ligger Tor Dsren meo ale De fromme.
Dioben for Subs Qdibn TOR oi ei TONNE.
Wlen for Din GraDs alerbeLiglte laar
jeg I'D Iom'et aIGoe nit gDlbne 6aar.
purt Cub for min 5erre fra 9unbens Rsbber =
jes I0e6te BET en9aus ON D n oetoer -
Soag bar 0u prait. Oct bar bu BET fsr.
Oh belebe n9nIomt bet brubte aer.
ou lae0 meo 6danoen ben rpgenbe 9anbe.
Del SfGnoislsmGrts, jeg bar poa min ponbe,
bet lletteo ou I'D pua en- anben JeIt -
og bpem fan fcrlabe uoen CUBS qr9f2
sfl 6orbongets Sslgsl 5bOrfor pil bu bic?
Og ie mig giet. Og fab mig Qlarie!
hin qraf, jeg. Iom troOe big a1e Daae,
jes Osnter Big aommer Ou Ell tiIbags2
marta fra 9etanien.
0u FAB min Glue. Og ies beb bin Sob.
Du CAB al bin Rigbom, iee tog fun imob.
bar intet for big, forftob blot at lbtte,
men Diloe meO iHeen gsrben bbtte.
s Sano6eo, jeg Oalgte ben bebfte Del,
jeg Dalgte big ieIp. jes tog big bel.
Sg MI bar je9 tabt big, iiober meb 5aarer
og minbes en- arOns, 6pis 3orne mIaarer.
Du fog ben 81 feD, bet Deb jeg bel,
be CAB big ben, be, fom Foa big libel;
beg ipntss jeg tit men mulig jg feileo -
al osiau bin Climbing til 9ronn 6sileb.
Og oa bleD ieg anslf. Gn 6srrens profet
meb frrns, Iom 9Ongs! 6oornaar par bet iet9
81 9apos SLENDER. 5eote og Tborne.
SDis ou itulbe trones, bet bleb meo 9orne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
DnetrG m

(til 8BbmaHoen).
Sg mine 9uer, ION ban LOB flboe =
Gil !6elpeo meo aQe be fore 5pbe!
5an Jog mig ub at SUBS beGige gus,
jeg itbrteo paa 5ruppen, falbt naiegrus =
gu ftprter ieg ban / ben eoige Neo,
ben 9empelfonber, jeg freezer bans 8eb!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
geb @raptn.

Wen aninberne, Tom par iuIat eiter,
iaa @rauen. % hporleoes hans Gig
bleu laat. Gs be iao li8eUperior
Wrnpen.
l0intlb. 2G, 81. Sui. %, 50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
@eTeller

I'll aBbm1n0eHl
Sglbet ieg itableb paa nit 8orb;
od tom ban % italbte nteo groDe Orb,
p9lteo Often, lob Yengene rule -
Nn reoer ieg bant en- Sen9 unber Muloe.
Sub bar ban Ipottet, fr9ntet Dor COB,
%fortrGbiget migl Gr mere bsbob2
5ariferen.
6bpr ofte bar 8 a n mig 6ptlet nGbnet
for Sub og aft Solicit! Oct Dorbe nu bebnet!
Saou 9ren.
cams vgglebngel" bar idaret min Sjal.
au gdber Sglen ODER bans 9al!
Den StriftttOge
Jorbitret bar ban mig mangen Stunb,
ben fr9tfe, fad tit ban Ttoppeo min Munb.
D. tire.
Sub bar ban fpottet, tr1nfet Dor 2Op,
archaeological Gr mere bebDb2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
It o b m n
(til 8uefrR mnleren).

Sda bar ban min 6jenbe, min aDinbsmano.
S Semplet gjorbe jeg 9obsn / Stano;
oa truabte ban til og ipang I'm Sbebe :
iom en- itabet 6unb, iaa maatte jeg lgbe =
Sub 6dr ban ipottet. tr9ntet Dor COB,
fortrabiget mig! Gr mere bebop2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

San9freoa9.
%llOerfOr SOmbniet.
giGatu8.
6bo fal at oisie MisOqbere tDsnbe
9soen lioe. fer Dag bar @noe,
og bDem al De to = 5 bgmme for funo! :
ifal fare berfru, en- freOlpit Mano?
5OItst.
9iO gurrabas lps - LAB 8arabas gaa!
8drrabas tlage Ri intet paa.
Pttatu8.
Men Oenns b, ct lpbelsft Gam?
5oltet.
puu &OrIet nso baml quu aOriet msO BAN!
ptlatua.
SOi rufer Solicit? !6bi trues Der runbtQ
9Duo bar ban bog giort, ION bar iaa onot?
Sub bar ban %beipottet. trenfet Dor qop,
bar prebitet falit! Gr mere beboD?
&sbmanben
til 3uefrR mmeren).
- 60 - = - --o "A. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-10
TIN MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. Grading in tin
in the local market was slow to-day
but values fell off somewhat in SYM
patty with depression in the London
market and under heavy spot supplies
at New York. The market was finally
weak at S25.00NsZ5.35 for spot, while
tin in London closed Is Sd lower to
Ella los for spot and futures at ELL
los. Copper locally was nominally I'M
changed at 1917 917.00 for Lake Su-
perior and 1873 @169s for casting and
e~lectrolytic.
An unchanged market was reported
for copper in London, thus spot closed
at SCI Is Sd, and futures closed at
G67 los. Lead was quiet and unchang-
ed at s4.37H, London market was Is
Sd up to 912. Spelter was dull and
without change at home and abroad,
with spot here quoted at $500 and in
London ZIG It's Cd. Domestic iron
markets were dull and unchanged. Pig
iron warrants s9.00@$10.00; No. /,
northern foundry Sis 00@15.50; No. 2,
foundry southern $14.O0@$14.50. No.
I foundry southern $14.75@$f5.25. No.
/ foundry southern soft Sl4.75@$15.25.
Glasgow warrants closed at 52s I'd,
and Middiesboro closed at 45s 1Rd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-10
The Roof Fell on Him.

Homer Althar, messenger for the
Western Union Telegraph Company, in
Bellalre, was Willing away the time
between calls yesterday by helping
the Burrows boy put a new roof on the
Second ward hose house. A false roof
is raised about four feet above the
paper roof to protect it from cinders
from B. & o. engines. Without warn
ing this roof fell on those below.
Meek Burrows had his head badly
bruised and Will escaped with slight
bruises. Homer, however, was less
fortunate. The greater part of the
weight fell on him and squeezed and
bruised him considerably. He was re-
moved to his home and made as COM
Portable as possible. No bones were
broken but it is feared he is internally
injured as he has been splitting some
blood.
Carpenters are at work Transforming
the interior of the old tobacco ware
house to conform to the uses of the u.
r. K. of P.
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IN BRIEFEsT FORM.
Local Items of Interest Presented In
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Local items of Interest Presented IN
Condensed PnrnaranEs.
The strangers are coming to town.
The grass in Haller Park needs
cutting badly.
An unknown workman at the La
Belle mill had a thumb badly mashed
yesterday morning.
The Modern Workmen of America.
of Benwood, will hold a meeting to-
night Of much Importance.
The indications are that the street
arches will not be illuminated during
Fair week. More the pity.
Billy George, OF B~ellaire. states
that the K. of p. of that city don t
accept the 500 of the Wheeling Brew
Z. ers.
A fountain for horses has been
placed in the lower end OF the Second
ward market house. at the instance or
the Humane Society.
in the lower end of the Second ward
market house, at the distance of the
Humane Society.
The Young Mems Improvement
Association will hold al important
meeting this evening at their hall, and
every member is requested to be pres
ent.
The Wheeling Traction Company
had a force of men at work last even
ing putting in a new curve at the cor
ner of Twenty-seventh and Chapline
streets.
The o. V. T. C L. A. has just issued
a neat booklet, in the form of a labor
directory. 1t contains all the local
unions, their place of meeting and sec
rotary.
There is a boxing booth on the
Fair Grounds in charge of Eddie Gard
ner and c. Morgan. There is constant
ly a performance going n. Such box
ers as Eddie Gardner, Buzz Auber and
others will appear.
The funeral of Miss Mary Wilhelm
occurred from the residence OF her
brother-in-law, Jacob Oblinger, yester-
day morning. Services over the re-
mains were held in St. Joseph's Cattle
dral and interment occurred at Mt
Calvary cemetery.
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| Sehramm will be glad to learn that her
little son Is recovering rapidly from
a serious illness.
In an exciting game of base ball on
the Sunday the brickysrd
Sluggers defeated the dish pans OF the
Enterprise Financing Works. The
brickyard seven and dish paR six.
Observation-Disclosures, Kennedy and
Bell; Dish pans. Sehappalt and john
son. Umpire, Strisklef. They would
| like another game next Sunday for
$3.50 a side.
The congregation OF the A. NJ. e.
church will give a vocal and lnstru-
mental concert this evening in their
church. Three hundred tickets have
been sold mostly among the whites
who are assisting the pastor in liqui-
dating the debt that has so long en-
barrassed the congregation.
The Board Of Education held a meet
ing last night at which many items OF
business were transacted. Many Of the
schools are reported crowded and there
Is little relief in sight until the COM
pletion OF the new building.
The railroads entering the city have
granted excursion rates for the week Of
the K. of P. fair.
Col. S. l.. Mooney, of Woodsield.
was a business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Miss Kate Sherry has returned to her
home at GAINESVILLE after a visit with
srlends in the city.
The mayors court disposed of six
cases OF drunk and disorderly people
yesterday morning.
Mayor Freeze is at Cleveland at
tending the annual encampment of the
G. A. r.
The temporary quarters OF the police
department and Jail are now located
on Thirty-second street. No arrange
ments have as yet been made for the
necessities OF prisoners and no water
or heating apparatus have been placed
in position. The cells are open to
%draughts and night air.
John Clegg, of the First Ward is
visiting friends at GAINESVILLE.
Frank Rock of Rose Hill, is confined
to his bed very sick with qulnsy.
The Moon Dark Fishing Club broke
camp below Shady Side yesterday and
returned to the city. Chris Weiger, a
member Of the club, gained n pounds
during his outing.
Misses Ida and Lizzie Morgan, of
the Fifth Ward, have returned from an
extended visit with friends at Ravens
wooa, w. Va.
Miss BERTHE Shannafelt has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
at Pittsburg and the Buffalo EXPOSE
ton.
The Second Ward Republicans will
endorse j. w. Morrell for mayor next
spring.
The directors Of the Gravel Hill Read
ing room meet at the rooms this even
ing to transact some business of i'm
portance.
The Fifth Ward x. o, P. committee
met at the nome of Miss Elsa Lazure
last night.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Spisco-
pal church met last evening at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. V. Miller last even
ing and made arrangements for the
winters work.
The friends of Miss Elizabeth GAL
laher will be sorry to learn that she Is
quite sick at her home in Marietta
with hay fever.
Mrs. Rose Reed, Of Cochocton arriv-
ed il the city last evening to visit
her father. Mr.. Robt. Johnson, Of the
First Ward.
Thos. Kelly, Of Rose Hill, is a bust
ness visitor at Pittsburg to-day.
The death Of Geo. G.. Smith, on Sat
urdey evening, of Guernsey street, re
moves from active life an old and well
known citizen. He has been unwell