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= 81 +. p 3 j. . l. \ ~
To all persons holding liens by judy
ment or otherwise, on the real estate,
or any part thereof, Of Celia Willis,
deceased: 81 s;tsAes
In pursuance Of q decree Of the cir
cult court of Harrison county, made
In u cause therein pending, TO subject
the real estate Of the said Celia Willis
to the satisfaction OF the liens thereon.
you are hereby required to present all
claims held by you and each OF you,
against the said Celia Willis, which
are liens on her real estate, or any
part of it, for adjudication to me, al
my offlce in the city OF Clarksburg,
West Virginia. on or before the Sth
day OF April, 100C,
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of February. 1902,
LAFAYETTE c. CRILE,
1857. Commissioner,
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A Hard job.

Doctor-what, Your dyspepsia no
better? Did you follow my advice and
drink hot water an hour before break
fast:
Patient-I tried to. doctor, but was
unable to keep 1t up for more than nve
minutes at time.
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..nr..Linr A. bank.

The operation Of breaking the bank"
at Monte Carlo consists merely In ex.
haustfng the temporary capital Of one
Of the tables. When this occurs. that
table goes out OF business for the day.
Washington Star.
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DIAMONDS.
unrtcd states Bays Three-fiftha q
worlds Output.

worlds Output.
The world has never seen and in 20
other part OF the world is there now to
be seen anything like Americas jewel
madness as shown by the conditions OF
today, when more than 800 New York
establishments are engaged solely In
the importation OF precious stones.
when agents OF American dealers are
searching Europe for the white gem
and hopelessly endeayoring to supply
American appeals for rnbies and emer-
aids and when 6000 men in South Al
RIGA are tolling to obtain diamonds.
more than half OF which are to add to
the beauty aud happiness OF the Amer
ican woman.
II is she that has caused the United
States to become the greatest diamond
market in the world. For her we have
imported In a single year 2O,OOO.0Os
worth of precious stones. for her at
one period we Struggled them in at thu
rate OF 100000 a year, for her we
annually buy something like 1900
600 worth OF diamonds and thus fol
her sake heartlessly leave Of the
worlds total output of diamonds only
some 100000 worth to satisfy the
vanity of all the rest Of the women Oh
earth.
For her adornment we annually
cause to be brought to this country
diamonds weighing in the aggregate
LOO pounds, weight three tiraes that
Of the total output of the famous Kim.
berley field and practically the equal OF
that OF the whole OF South Africa, the
worlds greatest diamond mine.-Frank
S. Arnett in Ainslee's Magazine.
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Just Like . baby.

Old Gentleman dn the parkl-What
are you doing. my little dear?
Little Girl with dolD-I am giving
dolly II drink.
Old Gentleman Giving dolly drink,
eh? But the water Is running down all
over her pretty dress
Little Girl-Yes; she slobbers a great
deal. All babies do.
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sweet Charity.

Mrs. Gossippe-It is positive shame
to see how poorly Mrs. Charitee
clothes her children.
Mrs. Clubb-But you must not forget,
my dear, that her time so much taken
up with noble stun work that she has
no time to look after them."-ohio
State Journal.
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u.ea to smoke In {

The Rev. DR.. Parr, when perpetual
curate of Hatton. Warwickshire, which
living he held from 1873. to 1870, regu-
larly smoked in the vestry while the
congregation were singing long hymns.
chosen for the purpose. Immediately be-
fore the sermon. The doctor was wont
to exclaim, "My people like long
hymns, but prefer long pipe."-All
the Year Round.
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Drop 9 card in the post once and Gs
g. WorstelI viii show you fine iifis
cnwall papet 10 @ X
To see the neW styles Of mems hats
for spring goto Merriman, He has,
them Al. i5.st
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House moving of all kinds atisfac-
torily done on short notice. Address
or call on b. w. Lee. 1872 East Main
street, Clarksburg, w. Va. 20. Box
81. ls-emo
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Now is the time TO build. Lots for
sale at Haywood. F.w.Martin, Hit.
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IN TaEcIRcUlT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF
WEST VIRGINIA, SITTING AT
CLARKSBURG.
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George NJ. Alexander vs. Keystone
Security and Investment Company.
In assumpSit.
At October term Of said court held
at ClarIlsburg for the year 1901.
The object OF this suit Is TO recover
from the defendant, the Keystone
Security and Investment Company
the sum OF five Thousand and forty
dollars. on account OF money deposi ted
with the defendant and for which the
defendant agreed to furnish TO the
plaintiff stock Of certain corporations,
and which agreement or contract the
defendont failed to keep and perform.
And 1t appearing, by AFFIDAVIT filed
herein, that the defendant Is not q
resident or the State Of West Virginia,
nor citizen thereof, 1t Is ordered that
the defendant do appear here within
one month after the date Of the first
publication of this order and do what
Is necessary to protect its interest.
A copy. Attest:
L. II. DELLICkER,
Clerk u. S. Circuit Court, n. ID. w. Va.
Meredith, Powell & Basel.
Counsel. l1-4t
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF
WEST VIRGINIA, SITTING AT
CLARKSBURG.
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Thomas A. Deyeny VS.. Keystone
Security s. Investment Company. In
At October term OF said court held
atClarKsburg for the yeai 1901.
The object of this suit Is to recover
from the defendant, the Keystone Sc
curIty & Investment Company, the
sum OF three thousand i've hundred
afdffifty dollars, on account Of money
deposited with the defendant and for
which the defendant agreed to furnish
10 the plaintIf stock OF certain cor
pOrations. and which agreement or
contract the defendant Jailed TO keep
and PERFORM.
And II appearing, by attidayit filed
herein, thai the defendant Is not a
resident Of the State OF West Virginia,
nor a citizen thereof, IL Is ordered
that Che defendant do appear within
one month after the date OF the hrSt
publication. OF this order and do what
IS necessary to protect It's interests.
Acopy. Attest.
L. B. DELLICKER,
Clerk u. S. Circuit Court, n. d. w, Va.
Meredith, Powell s. Basel,
Counsel. lat
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NOTICE. To LlENaoLDRRs.

G. W. LYNcn, Counsel fos Pla. ie.e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
eoTToM Oh ocEAN SINKING
In the Vicinity Of the Volcanic Islands Of
the Caribbean.

In the Vicinity OF the Volcanic Islands OF
the Caribbean.
st. Thomas. May lathe French cable
repair ship Pouyer ouertier put back into
this port. after making a successful at
tempt TO pick up the ends Of the broken
wires on the bottom of the ocean. The
commander Of the ship reports that the
parted places were found In 1900 feet Of
water They had previously lain in 800
feet OF water,
Notwithstanding the great depth 10
which Inc strands had sunk, they were
finally located with great deal OF dlni-
Guilty.
Scientific men have noted within the
past ten wears that there has been "A
great change III the depth Of the t4rih
bean sea-. Along the narthern coast "
south America. between Venezuela CRl
Dominica it was possible 10 70 ate
bottom ten years ago even with sound
ing instrument. Gradually the bottom OF
The sea along ne greater Antilles has
been deepening, aud the ground has been
rising N seneral direction toward the
lesser Antilles ana the South American
coast The whole bottom seems TO he
swinging. MS Il were, Ike a seesaW. the
coast along Martinique helng Just nt he
point where the ground secms 20 be
hwppns The sudden fall q the ilo0r of
the ocean 2IoO feet vs. noted hy scieaIihc
men as one OF great INSTANCE In this general
change Of the oceans bed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
ssessasaOssasesssoosssss
1000 DEAD AT ST. VINCENT.
Most OF the Victims of the Volcanic Erup-

Most Of the Victims of the Volcanic Erup-
ton Are Natives.
Fort dc France, Island of Martinique,
May 13.-It is estimated that the total NUN
her OF dead on the island OF st. Vincent
from the volcanic eruption reached POO.
Most Of the victims are said to be Cario-
beans
ST. Thomas, Danish West Indies, May
13.-Adyiccs received here from the island
Of ST. Vincent B. w. l., forwarded On sun
day last, announce that 700 deaths have
occurred on that island as result of the
Outbreak Of the soufriere volcano, which
is still slightly active,
Paris, May 13.-An official dispatch re.
ccived by the minister for the colonies, NJ
De erals, today says that tho $50 refugee
landed at Fort de France by the French
cable steamer Pcuyer Quertler were an
from the village Of lie Precheur, and that
those of the inhabitants Of St Pierre were
those who left that town before 5 O'Clock
on the morning Of the disaster Thursday
last
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MESSAGE TO CONGRESS.
| President Roosevelt Asked Congress to
Send Relief 10 Martinique

President Roosevelt Asked Congress to
Send Relief 10 Martinique.
Washington May T. The ncsrldent today
sent the following message to congress:
To the senate and house OF representa-
tiyes; One Of the greatest calamitics I'm
history has fallen upon our ncighhorng
island OF Mertiniauc. The consul Of tho
United states at Guadeloupe has telc.
graphed from Fort de France under dare
Of yesterday rhat the disaster Is complete.
that the city Of ST. Pierre has ceased TO
exist. and that the Americans consul am !
his family have persisted. lie Is Informed
that S0,000 people have lost their lives and
that $4,000 are homeless ana hnngry; that
there Is urgent need OF an kind OF proyl.
sions and that the visit Of vessels for the
work OF supply and rescue is imperatiyely
required. The government Of France. while
expressing their thanks for the marks o.
sympathy which have reached them from
America, Inform us that Fort dc France
aud the entire leland OF Martiniuun ara
stil threatened They therefore, request
thar for the purpose OF rescuing the neo.
PIE who are In such deadly peril and throat.
cned with starvation the government OF
the United StatcG may send as soon as
possible, the means of TRANSPORTING then,
from the stricken island The island OF
81 Vincent and perhaps others IN that re-
sion are also seriously menaced by the
SanmitN which has taken So appalling !
form 10 Martinique.
| have directed the departments of the
treasury, Of war aud % navy. 20 take such
measures for the relief OF these stricken
pAcpV as lies within the executive discrr
ton, and earnestly commend this raS,
% uueNampled disaster to the generous
Constipation ~ congress. Fer this pur
rosr recommend tdat an approximation
OF SJOe0oo be undo to he immtdi4teh
/ aNailnillc. tSlgnch Theodore Roosevelt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
SPORT.

St Louis results: Avoid, Sir Christopher,
Tcuny Bclle, Terry Ranger A, d. Gibson,
Felix Bard
Worth results Pure Dale. Peace The
Don, G. D. Campbell. Wakenshaw. Lucieu
App'ehy.
Churchill Downs; sheriff Bell san An
drews, stuyve, Won Rouse, Ed Austin, j,
J. T.
Morris Park winners: Homo, sweet Tooth,
Nau.tor Hatasco, Our Nugget, Flying But
tress
southern league; Shreveport 0, Memphls
Il New Orleans ., Little Rock /; Chat
tauooga s. Birmingham 81 Atlanta l. Nash.
vile 3.
National league: New York 3, ST. Louis
]; Chicago ., Brooklyn o; Cincinnati -
Philadelphia ..
American league: Detroit I. Chicago 8
Baltimore 10, Washington 8. Cleveland {
ST Louis 3; Philadelphia Boston postponed
rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
OPERA B0UFFE in HAYTI
LEADERS SOUGHT PROTECTION AT
AMERICAN LEGATION
Former President Sam Has Lett Hayti
and Affairs Border en-
huarohy.

~. go n.i., nat A.. 81, I,,.tf,.,
or d" il'u1e' i"'li' ''"H A'' ''''
ugaiiu- occurred iu the streets Anfl d4trr
lulLuI-at some of flc Ieadels, of tl, rcyo-
t,.t. t 4.t ,-.t.
'"'"" law 'St"'" 80 ''' "'''' ''-l'N
ir-ntuu The situation Is very serious The
vho.e population IS aruca aud insists OF
l'' i"meila'e departure t'n VA' country
"i iufLer PRESIDENT sam.
tilsleg between die partt-aus of the
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yesterday afternoon.
The followers of General SAINT Folk Colin
,tts,l..i tn 1t..,..+. 10 ,..i p,
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the military commander here. The atlns
was severe tor ahult an huur but So tar
r. l,,.,,,.,, y.... s.,. ,.... ,,ft..l $40. .i.,
. ' N'''4 '' "'"''''N "
H'helh heIA "ds compelled To- e'Atdate
the ilolvi lie la Place and reiterated to the
ualucc where no hgr,lcotlod btr,se,r mud bis
toIinU,.f- b.,yIt. t,r,,.i,,,iii. i go -
sammy a., iitat,I,ssiiii,n 'N"9N s'''''" so"'
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
PROGRAM FOR RELIEF
To Be Afforded by the United States
Government.

To Be Afforded by the United States
Government.
Washington. May -. thc president turn
cd his attention today ~ the extension NJ
relief to the sufferers from the terrible
catastrophe In the lesser Antilles Al
though congress had not 6nlfly apprcpri-
uted the funds necessary for the purchnsc
~ supplies, the president proceeded with
the greatest energy 10 give shape to the re-.
lief measures, Secretary Hay WAS called
In and Secretary Root and Secretary Moody
were charged to carry out the detail Of the
arrangements The treasury department.
was Instructed to cooperate ana it is sup.
posed that this will mean the cmplgym,n Mt
of The revenue cutters and the medical of.
nccrs cf the marine hospital service. The
war department., With It's well organized
supply departments. was regarded as being
in better position than any other institution
TO take charge of the relief measures. cX-
cent that il had no means OF tvansportu-
ton. Fortunately, the navy had handy
ship in the Dixie. Secretary Moody imnc-
diately telegraphed orders TO Captain Berry,
her commander, 10 ship army supplies 10
be offered him and TO sail az the carst pos.
sihie moment ion Mart niqne
Navigation bureau officers estimated that
she can bV coaled and prOyisiUned ana got.
ten under way by Wednesday evening.
The war department scheme OF instruc-
ton is as tolloWs;
The immediate officers with 5000 worth
OF medical stores, etc; one subsistence Of.
! heer with ST0,OOo In stores consisting Of
( rice. dried hsl, sugar coffee, Tea, canned
soups. condensed cream salt. pepper aud
] vinegar; one officer of the quNrterm lsteg'
/ department with S2lO0o wo, th OF cluthing
| supplies for mon, women and caildr n.
Secretary Root indOrsvd the scheme ,
General Weston, commissary, telegrnphed
! immediately 10 Colonel BraiHcrd, the com.
lmissnry officer AT the New York depot, a.
Irecting him 20 eNpend the allotment In the
purchase Of tea, coffee, sugar and lhc other
foods agreed upon, ana ia see that the
goods were loaded on the Dixie,
/ Rear Admiral Bradford chief OF the
bureau OF equlpment to-day submitted %
/ Secretary Root the following suggestion In
lregard 10 the sitnntiOn M martinique. 1T
HAS occurred TO this bureau thai tine refu-
gees from the islaud ~ Martinique may
| stler fIom want OF good water, Natural
\ " he surface water VIII Do strongly i'm
pregHntcd with sulphur, and tlus be IN
Suitable for ariuRng purposes. There Is d
good wuter hnygr No KY West With b
( .Apacify OF lTa,M0 gallons, ready fnr I'm
| mediate 0se There Us also one 40 NorfOlt
ltapaiile ef carrying 4NANO gallons ready
! Tor immediate rse, Tbey may DO towod 70
whatever t0raliiy Is selected for 4 camp
for the refusees az once'
! Secretary Moody has Admiral Hradford's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
SENATE TO THE RESCUE.
Add iOHal 100000 for Stricken
People Of The West Indies
TIE AGRICULTURAL BILL PASSED
Stewart (Nevads) Supported the Philip
pine Policy and Said the Silver Cues
ton Was a Dead Issue.
lE AGRlculIuRAL BILL PASSED

Washington, May 1s,-An additional ap-
propuatlon Of $4,000 was made by the
senate today for the stricken people of the
French West Indies, in accordance With the
recommendation Of the president that S1oo,-
eco be appropriated. The agricultural APP
Precipitation bin was passed, and Mr.. stew
ant tNevJ, In supporting the philippines
bill, warned The minority that no political
guln would accrue to them from the attack
On The army.
While discussing the proposed coinage of
the silver dollar for the Philippines, Mr..
Stcwart declared that the silver question In
this country was dead, at least for the
present, ON account Of the large output OF
gold He did not believe In making prom
ises to the FIiplnos. We have made prom.
ises to Cuba that we ought not TO nave
made.
CUBA said he ought to have been
ours as a result Of the war. 1t viii be ours
in time, without doubt.
II warn my friends on the other side,
he declared, THAT there is no political gain
TO be had from their attack upon the
army"
Nj. Tillman inquired Of Mr. Stewart why
1t was intended 10 give the philippines the
silver dollar proposed in the bill to be
Mr.. stewart said that from time immemo-
rial the Mexican dollar had been used as a
standard in the Philippines. The pending
iii simply provided the Islands with a
stable currency of a kind they have been
80 ustomcd TO-
Mr.. Tillman twittcd Mr.. Stewart with Il
change of his views on the silver ques-
The Nevada senator warmly denied the
inputa ticn. intimlting tlnt MI, lllhnan
could not understand the argument ne mad
made. His vi ws. he said, hal not change l.
For The prc5cnt. at least. the silver question
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
GHouLs AT WORK.
United States Tug Potomac Captured Six
Of the Robbers.


OF the Robbers.
Fort de France, May 13.-The United
States government tug Potomac, which
came to Martinique from San Juan, Porto
Rico, cruised along the coast of this island
yesterday afternoon. She encountered an
inky black column of smoke which made
e necessary for her to go -four. mites out
Of her course. Words fail TO describe the
present situation at st. Pierre. A small
detachment of French troops is making eff
forts to inter the dead. although the gov
crnmcnt seems to he strklngly mconccrned
as to what Is done in this direction.
The looting OF the dead has begun al
ready. While coming to Fort de France
the Potomac picked up boat containing
live negroes and one white man whose
pockets were hiled with coin aud jeWelry,
evidently stripped from the dead
Lieutenant 3, n. Mccormick, the com
mandcr Of the Potomac, arrested these men
and tuuHq tacm over to INC cnmm,udrr ~
the French cruiser Sucher for punishment
The Potomac also brought ton of supplies
90 Martinique, consisting Ia part ui cuulsn
and flour
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
TEXAS.

Charles s Morse clerk of the supreme
court, died at his home at Austin
Cullen ?. Thomas has opened his cam.
paign In Fails county.
Tom yarnell has been convicted Of man
slaughter in the Territory and given ten
years.
In row near segun one man was shot
and two others beaten up.
The State meeting OF the Junior order of
United American Mechanics is being held
at Fort Worth.
The Red Men Of Texas are assembled Mt
Fort Worth In State session.
There are nearly 100 applications for cor.
tlSeates before the State medical board
which is sitting at Waco
President Pearson made many recon
mendations to the State Dental association
The charters of $50 corporations were for
feited by the secretary OF state.
The seventh annual council of the diocese
of Dalias is ia session at Dallas.
The weekly report OF the weather bureau
says cotton. corn aud fruit are in excellent
condition; wheat aud oats hurt by tn,
drouth.
The gusher exhibition at Sour Lake wa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
THE WEST INDIAN CALAMITY,

In proportion with the number lost al
ST. Pierre very few cases have been found
by those engaged ia Tue work of cremation.
The NEST aopulous quarters of the town
ar, buried under glpdered lava which Ia
cintrated the victims.
All Of the four hundred ana nfty refugees
lardei at Fort dc France we're FROM the
village OF lie Precheur.
The French era. er sushct has rescued
1000 aud the Danish cruiser Nuikyridi TI
sersou> from Martinique
The stauch at 81 Pierre is almost IatoI
cradle aud the utter dcsolauou is indies rih.
able
The only survivor ct st. Pierre was a
ucgrcss, who was found in cellar auu
soon afterwagd died
a conservative estimate places toe total
number lost on the l-leud o' ST, Vincent AZ
2glu
Quilted States CoHsa Aymee nl, workea
heroically 30 >gcrormz Che wounded rfu
gees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
FokEleN.

Haytian politics Is in q chaotic state;
ex-Presidcnt sam has left the island. end
other leaders have sought the protection
OF the United States dag.
The German steamer sakkarah has been
lost OF the Chilean coast; her cargo in
cludcd SiJ00,gOO in gold specie
The Sakkarah's crew were saved.
The United States ting Potomac has ar
rived at Fort de France aud captured siN
ghouls whose pockets were stuffed with
coin and icwclry.
Tue Chinese government has auuountc
that the Chi Ii rebellion has been crushed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-14
COMMERCIAL.

Grains were higher on bullish statistics,
and provisions showed independent strength
and closed higher.
The cotton values made sharp decline On
favorable erop report and heavy short
selling.
The New Orleans spot cotton showed net
losses Of 13 TO 10 points
The stock was dull aud narrow, but the
tone was stronger.
New York cotton was hrm and closed
easy, net IL to 20 points lower.