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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

Hobson, where the K. & Nj. Ry.
shops are to be located, has been
dubbed "Kissville."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

The Equity Flour Mills is 30
busy now in filling orders, that
the mill is -heing run all day and
all night.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

Will the K. & M. employees
hold their annual outing this year,
AS yet we have not heard of the
date.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

Detroit and Maokinao Excursion
Thursday, September 5th, via Ohio Centra
Lines and the ID. & @. steamer "City of AL
Denu."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

A Connecticut man has sent his
bride of three weeks back to her
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

Half the people who imagine
they are in love with each other
are that way just because they see
the other half way doing the same
thing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

The man that woman can hate
with holy hatred is the man she
has never been able to tempt from
treating her with respect.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

Have You Been Waiting for This2
Grand Annual Mackinac Island and De-
tIoit Excursion via ohio Central Lines,
September 5th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28
IL. Il. HEINER,
Pass. Agt *. & NJ. Ry.,
Charleston, w. Va.

Ohio State Fair. Excursion Rates to
Columbus
Via the Ohio Central Lines from NIL points
in Ohio during the St;t'r FnIr which will be
held two weeks, Augut Ath to Sept. eth.
Call on agents Ohio Central Lines for rates
and full particulars.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

1t is a bad woman that devotes
herself to social duties to;thesneg-
leot of her child. 1t is a foolish
woman who deyotes herself to her
child to the neglect of everything
else.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

Philip Carl, for a number of
years road master of the o. r. r.,
has resigned his position to accept
a more lucrative one as general
roadmaster for the Kanawha &
Michigan railroad. Mr.. Carl will
leave on Wednesday to take up his
new duties.-Pa rkersburg Sentinel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

o. F. Hess & Sons have a new
advertisement. in the Register this
morning. Read it
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

Local unions all over the coun-
try are much interested in the
steel strike and they are preparing
to do what they can to help their
brethren out. They will not only
lend their moral support but they
will put up some bard coin which
is what is really valuable in con :
tests like the one now on hand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28
Negroes Not Wanted.

Fairmont Index.
The towns of st. Mary's and
Smithfield in this State do not
permit oolored men to live within
their limits. The Wheeling Intel
ligencer should let up on Senator
9illman and southern disfranohise-
ment long enough to explain how
this state of affairs can exist in a
State ruled from top to bottom by
Republicans.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

Peaches are getting plentiful in
this market and the prices are com
ing down.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

tOhAASe5Ao . BlAe W " 4SOAA ~ u
SD, 600 for a library is in danger
of being rejected, If itwere voted
on now it would be rejected but
those in charge of it have postpon2
ed the election indefinitely The
feeling engendered by the strike Is
responsible for the opposition;
Only few days more of that de-
lightful vacation, and then the
school bell will call the froliokers
to the seat of learning for another
nine months chase after knowl-
edge.
Maybe Point PLEASANT could get
one or more of the big steel plants
if it's people would make the effort,
siuce this trusts have decided to
remove SO many away from pres
ent |, cations to other points. You
will never get anything unless you
ask forit."
1t is not yet certain that the
Shops ill he moved from Charles
ton or the Division from this place.
There is some kicking over the To-
cation by the Board of Directors,
we are told
Contractors will find an adyer-
tisemept in the Register this morn
ing that will interest them. Read
it, and put in your bids.
Peaches are getting plentiful in
this market and the prices are com
ing down.
All the employees of the b. & o.
will have to wear uniforms, except
the section hands.
1t is bad woman that devotes
herself to social duties to;theSneg-
leot of her child. 1t is foolish
woman who deYotes herself to her
child to the neglect of everything
else.
Half the people who imagine
they are in love with each other
are that way just because they see
the other half way doing the same
thing.
The man that woman can hate
with holy hatred is the man she
has never been able to tempt from
treating her with respect.
1t is funny thing that most
every time either mans wife
doesn't care enough for other men
to suit him or she cares too much.
The.goodlratns we are now hav.
ing all over the country, will help
the drops.
You will remember that Napo-
leon the Great declared that his.
tory was only series flies agreed
upon. Wonder what Admiral
Schley thinks of it2
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

Contractors will find an adver-
tisemert in the Register this morn
ing that will interest them, Read
it, and put in your bids.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

and that his
nd danger if she re-
matneu where he was. And he
added insult to injury by saying
that he still loved his wife.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

a dividend of So share for the
past quarter was declared by the
directors of the Standard Oil Com
pany recently. 1t is payable on
September 16, and calls for dis.
bursement of 100000,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

1t is not yet certain that che
Shops will ne moved from Charles
ton or the Division from this place.
There is some kicking over the To-
cation by the Board of Directors
we are told.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

Admiral Cervera, commander of
the Spanish fleet which was de-
stroyed off Santiago, says admir-
al Schley showed ability and
thoroughness." It cannot be de-
MED that Cervera was in position
to know.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

All the employees of the B. & o.
will have to wear uniforms, except
the seotion hands.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

2sI2Iz5f5(a1 ..,, q
hiSBoa SlRVTY elPg moi puy sul sqtE1Vsa
VG4Sm@VS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28

PittsbuIg Post: The cruiser
Columbia, vessel that is not yet
five years old and cost this Govern
ment $5,OOO,0OO, is, it is said, being
allowed to go to rack and ruin and
is now tied up and under the watch
.sfal eye of one man, who draws 50 q
day. The vessel is in bad condi-
ton and rapidly becoming worse.
1t is evident that some one other
er than Admiral Schley is in need
of court of inquiry
The West Virginia politician
looks across the line into Ohio and
Pennsylvania and Virginia, and
sees the preparations for conflict
now being made, and signs at the
fact that there is no election in his
own State this year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-08-28
aGga3dtil:!iEl ines
LOOK Ar THE MAPI

q viii guide you In your travels between the
Great Lakes and The South and Southeast
The OHIO CENTRAL LINES Is the connecting
LINK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-26

Ell sef1or Victor Sc encargara
de buscar IN carruaje, cuyo coche
ro no me conoZca.
Dentro de pocos minutes, ei
coche estara en- la canceis eXcia
mo Ell joven Official tomando Ia ca
pa y marchandose.
Federico y Editta quedaron So
los.
-iQuereis decirme ahora -ex-
clam6 ell ioven - ell porque de
vuestra fuga, de improvisada re-
solucion?
Editta tenia las lagrimas en- los
oiGs, pero su acento adquirio IN IL;
gero tono de autoridad.
-Es IN secreto mfo-dijo con
in s9focado gemido no me pre-
gunteis Federico, Isl supiereis 10
que sufro! -
No prJsiguio. Escondi6 la cabe
"a entire las manos y pr0rrumpio
en- sUlioZos.
Federico Sc habfa admirado y
cOnmOvido.
-5Acaso la condesa os ha ofen
dido en algo? dijo Ell con una in
hexl6n dulcisima de VOC.
E1itta levant0 la cabe5a' fue
como 81 volyiera repentinamente q
la vida: fu6 una explosion de VIC
ienta ira.
LA condesa? No me hableis
de ella -exclam6 con los ojos full
Ruran teS de siniestra energ1a que
no sepa donde me oculto. Juradme
Federico - juradme-- que la
condesa no sabra nunca que yo es-
tie en- ell pante6n de Edmundo: na-
die-- nadie debe saberlo: teDgo
ell compromise de vengar un muer-
TO y de salvar una pobre 6 ino-
cente criatura que esta para venir
al mundo.
FL vizconde de Praga compren-
did bien POGO de este discurso pero
fjandose en- la irritaci6n de la jo-
ven, para tranqujlizarla, 1uro 10
guerra. !
POGO POGO Editta fue adqui-
riendo su calma y fuerzas para di-
similar.
Pero Sc sentfa canssda: la ten
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-26
la habian transportado en- secreto
al papteon de E imundo.

la habian transportadO en- Secre60
al papte6n de E 1mundo.
El vizconde de Praga habiase he
cho conocer por les obreros, los
criados Y los a!deanos.
Pero habfa prohibido t9dos con
amenaza de expulsion Immediate,
hablar de su presencIa en- la villa.
Cualquiera que hubiera ido q
preguntar por Ell 9 por 81 amiga
debfa ser inmediatamente despe-
dido.
Para todos estaban lejos de Eta.
liza.
Nadie habfa visto la joven viu
dia nadie Saba que ella Sc halla-
ba Ell Ia villa, porque Ell acces) a
a1uel pante0n, estaba prohibido
para IodOs.
Federico y Victor Sc bastaban
para atebder d cuanto pudiera ocu
rrir Editta. Gn los alredad0res
Sc susurraba que aigo de misterio.
debfa Ocurrir en- Ell inte:ior de Ia
villa, pero nadie Sc atrevfa ha.
blar en- alta yuz.
Cuando E1ibta, cuya yirtud
fQerZaS, terminaron pOr veneer al
dolor, volvi0 en- ST, observe en- su
cabecera Federico Y Victor.
EI coraz6n de la joven viuda Sc
exalt6. Lo recordaba todo.
d He estado muy enferma? =
pregunt6.
ST -respondi6 Federico : pero
nosotros tenfa mos espsranzas
y ahora ha pasado t0do peligro.
-fCuanto os debo!-murmuro di-
rigiendo al sobrino del marques sus
celestiales ojos, que IN cerco obs
euro alargaban mas todavia. --IC6.
mo podre recompensaros jam5s?
La recompensa mas hermosa
para nosotros es veros fuera de to-
do peligro.
Una lagrima despunt6 en- las
pesta6as de Editta y llev6 las ma
nos al pecho.
--Debo yiyir para mi criatura-
dijo con ingenuidad cara y spaslo-
NADIA.
Habfa puesto toda el alma en- la
voz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-26
El amor M aterno la transfg ara.

El amor m at9rno la transigura.
ba.
Despues recoriando Immediate
menJe la trem menda revelaci6n de
la coldesa, sintl0 un friO intense
y VoivLo q ponerse palida.
Los dos j6yenes habian ob3erva.
d. aaael eSpontaQao can oio f..
derico Sc disp Jnia inbsrrogarfa.
coando IN v.oiento piIustso en-
la concela de Ia villa. do otro car.
50 a la idea de todos.
E1itta Sc h .biA sentado en- IL
CANA y JnntAoa las man0s eso4nt..
da.
-Vieue q buscarms dip -;Ah!
lpor piedad, So v4d me.
No tengas miedO- ynp gft.
tets Ia dij con duizur4 Victor
no entrara nAdie aqui dentro, os 10
juro--
-Voy 4 yer qlien es -dijo 4 su
vez Federico no TEN 4ls nada.
Ssiio cerraudo datrl, de i Ia
puerta.
E1itta no podfa caImarse; esta.
oa lfvida, convu;sa.
cSl fuera la condesa
ION! ella tenfa siempre aouella
hgoFe liyipa, ioexorable, cruel. 81
la apareciera Lydia delaute, Sc mo.
ria de espanto.
No dejeis entrar aouf q na.
de- os 10 repitJ-exclam6 la
poorecilia luntando las manos,
mlentras gruesas lagrimas Sc desli-
zaban Por sns palidas melilias,
Victor palideci0 por la emocidn.
NO lloreis -dijo su plicamente
no lloreis. ..aquf 10 entrara ia.
die, os 10 juro.
Graclas--- gracias -balbuce6
Edlt6a procurando veneer su t rror.
Victor Sc habia sentado q la ca.
becera.
! No sabeis-af1adi6 - con Que
since:ridad os hago tai promesa
que algeria me produce el cumplir-
Ia. Antes que alguien llegara
hasta vos, pasarfa por encima de
mi cuerpo.
Aquella VOC conmovida, delicio.
sa, lego al alma de la joven COMFY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-26

sion de suS nerviOS, de Su cerebro,
hab1a alca nZadO un lfmite extreme.
Ella intentaba hacerse fuerte, SON.
reir; pero sus miradas, sus sonrisas,
daban frfo intense.
Cuando Victor volvi6 a anunciar
que el carruaje estaba dispuesto,
Editta lanz0 un grito de algeria
Sincera Y en- su efusi0n estrech0
con fuerza la mano del jov6n entire
las suyas, mientras en- su mirada Sc
Observable un rayo de intensa gra-
titud.
Pero cuando tratG de levantarse
de Ia otomana, Editta 10 consigu{5
con trabajo.
Ten1a pesadez en- Ia cabeza sin.
ito que las piernas Sc lie doblabad;
sQs ideas aGudian cOnfusas.
Edtta no habrla sabido decir de
que N do habrla sabido decir de
que m0do habf4 sido transportada
en- el carruaje: ola en- torno suyo
IN ouch leo de voces, pero no com
prendia una palaora.
Le parecia sonar.
7 en- IN sueflo Sc sentfa trans.
portar leiOs, lejos, como ST fuera
dentro &c una cuna de raso, don-
la luz panet-a muy debilmente.
No sentfa las sacudidas del ca
rruaje: lie parecfa v0l4r.
Delants yefa incliuadas dos Ca
bezas de hom mOres jovenes bellos,
dos genios buenUs one velaban por
ella.
Sonrefa y la ardiente febre
Ia tehfa de rojO Ell angelical SEM
blante,
I experimentaba una cierta Ian
guidez, undo a palpitaciones i'm
prevlstas y sus labios balbuceaban
palabras confusas, que eran otras
tantcs plegarias.
Despues Editta -. no recordo
mas.
Dnrante ocho dias la joyen viu.
da estuvo entire Ia vida la nuerbe.
Ocho dias durante los cuales ell
vizconde de Praga y Victor no SO
movieron de la cabecera.
Ellos, segdn el deseo de Editta,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-03
Roosevelt Active
Sees Politicians.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Evidence is al
ready at hand that the President will be
besieged from now on by place hunters.
Those who have hitherto been disap~
pointed will seek 10 have the new Pre-.
sident make Wholesale changes.
Col. j. Hampton Hoge. Republican
candidate for Governor of Virginia, held
out the encouragement to Mr.. Roosevelt
to-day that the Republicans will be sae-
cessful in that state.
One of the most prominent OF to day .
visitors was Gen. Miles. The President,
like Gen Niles, has great consideration
for the man In the ranks. He very
frankly criticised the character OF beef
fed the army In Cuba when called 90 q
witness before the beef court OF inquiry.
The President had a talk with Marion
Erwin and +. l. johnson. special attor.
ney OF the Department OF Justice and
Bank Examiner respectively. These
men have been prominent in attempt.
ing 10 recover money from Capt. Carter q
estate.
The President and Mira. Roosevelt
went ont for o ride this afternoon,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-03
To Remain SpinsterS
If They Inherit,

MuTox, Mass, Oct. 3.-The contents
OF remarkable will have just been
made public here. Miss Susan Cabot
Richa rdson died in June leaving an
estate OF about 500. 900. The income OF
the entire fortune is to be paid 10 equal
shares to y Aiss Josephine NJ. Hicks and
Miss Louisa Mack Topliff. as long as
they remain single.
Should either marry the other is to
receive the entire income, and should
both marry the principal sum is to be
paid at once to Radcliffe College. Cam
bridge. Macs, which institution will
receive the principal at the death OF
Misses Hicks and Toplih. provided both
remain single Upon the death OF either
Miss Hicksor Miss Topliff the other is TO
have the entire income while che lives.
Mise Richardson was about 90 yeare
old. Miss Hicks and Mics Topiiff are Of
about the same age. go years, and oil
three women were intimate friends from
childhood. II 10 said that when young
women they were engaged TO three
vounx men, who all died ut about the
same time. The three friends there
upon vowed they would never marry,
and their bereavement and vow made
them the intimates they were in later
years.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-03
A Bad Conscience
Good for Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Oct. g. Somebody in
New York, conscience-stricken. sent
s6,l to the United States Treasury
this morning with the following note;
"After much thought ] have been con.
vinced that duties were not fully paid as
desired difference estimated at about 2
per cent. The wish now 10 10 rectify
what was done during some years ago
and amount is being sent, which. Il 10
felt, must be paid to the United states
Treasury to discharge those duties and
do the right. Above has been great
grief"
The money was In bills ranging from
$50 to $500 in size. 1t was turned over
TO the conscience fund.
The remittance OF today Is the second
largest amount that was ever turned in
10 the conscience fund of the United
States treasury, the leading amount
being s14 $50.
There are Others" said Secretary
Gage, .'who would no doubt find it NOR
ally healthiul to follow this contributors
example,"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-03
Governor Murphy
Arizona Statehood

Governor Murphy came to Tucson this
morning. and has been feeling the pulse
OF the old pueblo regarding Statehood
during the day. The Governor says that
every body who counts for anybody in
Tucson is In favor Of Statehood. and that
the same sentiment practically exists
everywhere throughout the Territory.
In conversation with representative
OF The Citizen Governor Murphy said
that it would be necessary, he thought,
to hold some kind of convention or
conference. 81 came over TO consult
with Mark Smith" said he, las TO the
best method OF procedure. The Phoe-
nix Board OF Trade is actively at work,
and / am in hopes that the Tucson
Board of Trade will also take an interest.
There will be meeting of the PhoeniS
Board of Trade tomorrow night TO take
action regarding Statehood. have been
invited to address the meeting and !
will try and be there.
have no authority to issne a proca-
nation calling a convention, but ! can
issue q semi-proclamation suggesting
that the counties send delegates to a
or convention. will sug.
gest to the Phoenix Board OF Trade to-
morrow night that Phoenix pay the
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-03
Dynamite EXplOdes
Wrecks a Train.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Oct. 3.-Near
Iona Alta, on the Monterey and Gull
Railway, one Of the most disastrous
wrecks In the history OF that road oc'
cnrred yesterday. One life was lost and
four persons were sent to the hospital
badly injured and mutilated, some OF
whom will die.
A freight train loaded with dynamite
and matches left the track Eve miles
from I.enares, causing the dynamite 10
explode. The entire train OF fourteen
cars was completely, wrecked being
torn to pieces, and the track torn up
Tor several hundred yards. II will be
several days before the track can be re-
paired.
The explosion was ielt aud heard In
Lenares. Ave miles away, the ground
shaking as II there was an earthquake
The names OF the dead and injured we're
not learned here.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-03

expense OF such convention. dom I
know that Phoenix will accept my sug-
gestion. | am satisfied however that
We should do something. We muet
make 1t plain To Congress that the peO-
Pile Of the Territory favor Statehood. We
must also avoid partisan politics. All
the people must act together. Ia my
opinion we will stand good chance OF
being admitted to Statehood by the next
Congress. / don't think the corpora
tions will fight the proposition, although
we cannot count on their support TO any
great extent.
Statehood, feel certain will double
the population and wealth OF Arizona 10
couple of years and for that reason
think II 10 the duty OF all the people to
do everything possible to achieve 1t.
We ought to have convention or
conference Of the strong men OF the Ter.
ritory, to talk over the situation and de-
wise means Of procedure. Oklahoma
and New Mexico are actively at work
and we should not lag behind.
The Governor has been invited TO at
tend convention called by the Cover
nor OF New Mexico to meet at Albuquer-
que, and deliver an address. He will
probably accept and make q home rule
speech,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-03
Not a Happy Family
Sister Shot Brother

ENNIS. Tex. Oct. "a young woman shot
and perhaps mortally wounded her bro
ther at her home Southeast Of here last
night. As told by Constable Rushing
and City Marshall Croweil, the young
man went 70 the house yesterday even.
ing boisterous and troublesome. HE
father, sister, O brother and his step.
mother were in the house when he en-.
tered. He at frst threatened to shoot
his stepmother and then threatened 9th.
er members Of the family, and made q
movement TO shoot his sister, when she
grabbed pistol close ut hand and fred
He dropped with bullet hole through
his head.
The young girl was Immediately pros.
trated. but has recovered somewhat to.
day. Her father approves her act, say.
ing he thinks she saved his life.
The wounded mans condition is criti.
caI
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-03
SHEPPARD
SELECTED
TAMMANY
CANDIDATE
He Is a Brooklyn Man
and a Reformer.
Everything Ready
for a Campaign.

New YoRK, Oct. 3.-Tammsny Hall
has selected Edward NJ. Sheppard as
the Democratic candidate for Mayor
OF New York. lie will be formally no
minated at the convention tonight.
Mr.. Sheppard lives in Brooklyn and is
one Of the leaders OF the New York bar
He is regarded az one OF the ablest
men In the State OF New York and has
alwAys taken an active interest In pub
Tie s1Eairs. He has been cisssed with
the refofmers and independents in the
Democratic party.
In 1885 he supported the Palmer and
Buckner ticket for the Presidency, but
last year. he supported Mr.. Bryan and
made speeches for him during the cam.
paign.
II 10 understood that Croker took up
Sheppard 10 head of the Brooklyn de-
mand for the nousinatiou OF Comptrol.
Ter ColeT.
The Republicans. Independents, and
all the elements opposed 70 Tammany
have already nominated Seth Low, Pres
idsnt OF Columbia college.
Mr.. Low served two terms as Mayor
OF Brooklyn before the consolidation Of
the cities. 1t 10 expected that the cam
paign will be ona OF the most Rescely
contested that ever occurred in New
York.