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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-28
Elevator Shot Down.

The elevator at Wolfe's china
store on JuIiana street took a tum-
Bile from the third floor TO the bass
ment on Friday. and one of the
employees had very marrow escape
from death
Ten barrels of ware were taken
to the third floor to be stored, and
seven of these had been removed.
The elevator was then sent down
to the first floor for one of the boys,
as he was needed on the third floor
to assist in arranging the goods.
The elevator was run up to third
floor, and the boy had just stepped
when the wire cable broke and the
elevator shot to the bottom of the
shaft, the safety clutch refusing to
work. The ware in the barrels, as
well as the elevator, were pretty
badly damaged, but it is fortunate
that it was no worse. The cable
had been in use for twelve years
and was considerably worn and
badly rusted .-Parkersburg News.
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An Entartainmant.

Miss Mae M. Alexander's Liter
ary and Musical Entertainment
which was given here last Friday
night was one of the best ever
given in this city. Miss Alexan-
der deserves much credit for the
manner in which this entertain.
ment was conducted.
All who participated in the ex-
eroises did splendid, as was evil
denced by the rounds of applause
In elocution Miss Alexander has
few superiors and all her hearers
listened with marked attention.
Mics Robinson presided at the
piano while Mrs. Florence b.
Moore. of Gallipolis. sang several
beautiful soloes she has the most
beautiful and one of the clearest
soprano voices it has ever been our
pleasure to listen to.
Mrs. Allie Varian was pianoist
during Mr.. j. Fl. Norton's solo and
the duet sang by Miss Sallie Cham
bers and Mrp. Maude Carr which
were highly appreciated by all
present-they are among the best
talented singers in this CITY.
Miss Alexander also gave an
Entertainment at Heights Satur-
day night which was highly ap-
oreciated by all present.
Miss Alexander recited some
very interesting pieces and Misses
Kate Steinbaoh and Blanche Stone
each rendered very beautiful
solo.
Mics Maude Duffy also recited
in q very delightful and charming
manner
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Tue reception at the Sehon home
in the Sixth Avenue Saturday eve.
ming, rendered by Mr.. and Mrs e.
Sehon and Mrs. McCosoh in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leicester Sehon
is numbered among the most bril-
liant society functions of the sea.
SOD. The beautiful interior of the
residence was deliberately and TASTE
fully decorated with asparag usIpIy-
mosus, snowballs, and trailing ivy,
a pleasing color scheme of white
and green predominating through
out the interior. The spacious
verandRs were decorated with the
ever beautiful vari colored jap.
terms. The guests were met st the
by Mr.. Douglas Sehon. In the door.
receiving line to welcome the many
guests were Mr.. and Mre. Sehon,
Mr.. and Mre. j. Leicester Sehon,
Mr.. and Mrs. John MoCoaoh and
Mrs. Mccullough.
The bride was gowned in white,
with lace trimmings. She is an
exceptionally attractive young wo.
man and viii prove charming
addition to local society orioles.
The punch bowl was presided over
by three of the most winsome
young ladies in the city. Mise
Mary Persons, Miss Blanche Poage
and Miss Anne Sehon. The din
ing rooms where an elegant oolla-
ton was server, were in charge of
Mre. Stanley. Mrs. w R. Thomp-
aon, Mrs. Baylees Poage and Mrs.
Frank Mccullough. The young
or society set after passing down
the receiving line, were es-
oorted by Mr.. Douglas Sehop,
brother of the groom and. Miss
Flora Mccullough to the MoCul.
Tough home adjoining which was
thrown ypen to them. and where
music, songs and dancing were en-
joyed until late hour. Over three
hundred invitations were issued
and the brilliant affair was largely
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
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Send The News To Roosevelt,

Probably the largest family in
West Virginia is that of Mrs.
Mary Ann johnson, of Kinoaid,
in Fayette county.
Mrs. johnson was the mother of
ten daughters, all of whom were
raised to womanhood, and nine of
whom are yet living. One daugh.
ter died at the age of twenty.seven.
ALI the other nine daughters
have large families.
In addition to the nine daugh.
ters. Mrs. johnson has eighty
eight grand children, 1856 great
grand children and forty-nine great
great grand children making a
total of S3S direct descendants.
Mrs. johnson was born April L,
1910 aud is now ninety-five years
of age. She is still able to read,
write and some times do her own
cooking. She does all her own
sewing.
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Dick Boso DroWnad .

Dick Boso was drowned in San
dy, near B. B. Picken's at 8o'clock
last Thursday morning. He had
been in the employ of the Ravens.
wood Telephone Co, for two years
ana was engaged in the oonstruc.
ton of line crossing Sandy at the
point where drowned while 1t.
tempting to swim the stream with
hooks. go, fastened to hin. The
weight was too much and pulled
him to the bottom. His remains
were recovered in an hours or less
after the drowning.
Mr.. Boso was 80 years old. mar
ried and resided at Ford Wood
county. He was one of the com
pany's most trusted employees and
popular generally.
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Farmers are busy outing wheat
in this vicinity.
Mrs s Mauget. of Lebanon, o,
is here visiting b r parents, j Nj
Withers and wife
There will be children Day Ex-
ercises at Zion, next Sunday be-
ginning at 8 O'Clock every body is
oordislly invited to come
Q b Withers and wife, of Hunt.
ingttn, were visiting here last
week.
Mrs j A Dabney is visiting her
parents at Milestone this week.
Mrs j M q Beale, of your city,
and Miss Vause Beale, of Beale.
were the guests of Mrs E L Neale.
Sunday.
success TO the Register is the
wish of (X.l
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Remarked in old Ace.


After having been divorced and
lived apart quarter of century,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Charles, Of
Richmond, Va, have been re-mar-
ried and are now happy in the So
ciety of their children and grand
children. They were divorced be-
cause the man was forced to go
away to obtain work, and his wife's
parents advised separation. They
have been corresponding all these
years and have been firm in their
purpose to re.marry when they
could.
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Drownings in the river are be-
coming SO frequent in our neigh
boring towns as to be warming 10
parents here timely. So far this
season We have had no one crown
ed. but the small boys are allowed
to 90 Into the river in such reck-
less fashion that it would be q
wonder if some of them are not
drowned unless they are constrain-
ed to be more careful. In these
days of green apples, cherries and
other fruits in which the small
boy delights, the extreme heat of
the air and the chill of the water
are apt to produce cramps which
will render the best of swimmers
helpless. The only safe way for
the boys to go in bathing is to
confine themselves to waters where
the depth is known to be safe
one and for the boys to go in par
ties sufficiently large to help each
other in case of accident.
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REDMOND.

JAG. milford and Miss Annie
Chambers were united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents
at Hurricane Station, Sunday,
June 25th Their many friends
wish them a long and prosperous
journey through life.
Rev j w MoCntohen delivered
an interesting sermon at Hender.
son NJ b Church Sunday
Albert Bartrum died Thursday
night His funeral was conducted
by Rev r s Fierbaugh. The re-.
mains we're laid to rest in Mount
Pisgah cemetery.
The fourth quarterly meeting
will be held at Hambrick church
uext Saturday and Sunday, by
Rev j w McCutchen and the pre-.
siding elder DR. Neck of the NJ E
church. Everybody is cordially
invited.
Miss Dora Walker of your city
attended church at Henderson
Sunday morning.
Quite number of people of
this place took in the excursion to
Pittsburg Sunday.
Mr.. Madison Ferry and wife of
Hern were visiting Mr. and Mrs
W Fry on Salt Greek Sunday.
Mrs VIM Canady and family, of
Gallipolis. were visiting her moth
er, Mrs Eliza Birohfield the past
week.
Last Rose of Summer
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HaH Ride.

Saturday evening the Goth Gen.
tury Club, composed of Misses
Anna Written, Florence Howard
Lizzie Dashner, Bessie Liter, Car.
ne Friedman. Masters Russell
Kerwood, Frank BruestIe and
Harry Lewis gave a delightful hay
ride to a number of their friends.
Misses Anna Malone, Eva Mitchell,
Gertrude Moriarty, Clara Mus.
grave, Msude Shifiet, Sallie Stone.
Masters John BelIer, Raymond
Allen. James Leftwich. Sidney
Friedman, Kirby Holloway, Ru.
dolph Written, Ross Fllson and
Lemuel Heslop. Miss Margaret
Malone chaperoned the party.
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Mrs. Frank Ranger, wife of a
known oil man. committed suicide
at her home ON Fifth street in
Marietta last week. She took two
ounces of carboIic acid. aud was
dead before medical aid could be
secured. It is believed that the
unfortunate woman was mentally
unbalanced as the result of domes-
ito trouble.
A daughter. Ruby. who was re-
Gently married to GalIipolis man
named Ohumley, but who has since
separated from him and is now al
home-had left her mother in an
upstairs room for a few minutes,
when she heard her calling. She
ran back to find her mother already
far gone from the effects of which
she had swallowed enough to kill
two persons. A doctor was sum.
moned. but late to be of avail.
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Married.

On Thursday, June 8, 1905, Miss
Caryline M. Kayser, daughter of
Mrs Rose Kayser. of this city,
while visiting relatives in Colum-
bus, was married to Mr.. Edward
E Crow at the home of the groom's
uncle No 582 East Livingston Ave /,
Columbus. Ohio, at which place
they will make their future home
We extend our congratulations
and best wishes to the happy young
couple and hope that their life
may be one of sunshine and hap
piness.
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1mpersonator of 0ficsr Given Fulls
Penalty


j Rowan. alias = w Riggs.
alias ". B Riggs, who has been
impereonating deputy collector in
yariona sections of The state and
was arrested here several days ago
by Constable j P. Monroe and
looked up in jail was ordered trans
ferred to the fret district and was
taken to Parkert burg last Thnrs-
day By chief deputy Lyons.and
lodged in Jail
Rowan had visited various To-
calities and had collected and le
ceipted for various alleged infrac-
tons of the internalrevenne law.
A special grand jury of the uni
ted States Court convened Satur-
day at Parkersburg reconsider the
case of j. j. Rowan held for imper-
sonating a deputy revenue collector
An indictment was returned
agalnet Rowan ana there being no
other cases to aot upon, the grand
jury was discharged. Rowan was
ar Aigned at ouce and entered plea
of guilty. He stated to the court.
however, that he had been acting
under the instructions of another
man, who claim. d to be deputy
revenue collector. Rowan was so
he said, then constable in Wash
iugton district Marshall county,
aud was told by this man that the
latter wanted an assistant to help
him COLLECT the governn emit license.
This job Rowan said he accepted
and was obeying instructions from
this mysterious man. who WAS to
meet him in Point Pleasant at the
time Rowan was arrested There
was no evidence to support this
statement and not much stock was
taken in Rowan's story Under his
plea of guilty. he was sentenced to
six months imprisonment, which
term he will serve out in the Ohio
county Jail.
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Two sisters By the name Of Da-

Two sisters by the name Of Da-
Wis, of CenteryiIIe. Wayne county.
this Stats, are whoppers. The old
er, who is q years of age. weighes
713 pounds. and is SO large that she
cannot walk. Neither can she talk.
The younger. Eho is II years old,
only weighs SIS pounds, but she
has hope of equalling her sister in
size. when she Ieaches her full
growth. The sisters live in log
cabin, and they have steadfastIy re.
fused offers from the management
of circusesNo travel in the side.
shows. though the oldest girl at,
tended our county fair a few years
ago,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-06-28

The Spencer Hotel, at Point
Pleasant, w. Va, is without doubt
one of the most up-to-date holster
les in the State, and for the COM
fort of guests cannot be beat
Every room on the second and third
floor is supplied with baths. The
Merchants National Bank is in
the Same building, also laundry
telephone, barber shop-every-
thing complete. Homer Smith.
the proprietor, is a gentleman in
every respect, and the citizens of
Point Pleasant, especially the mer-
chants. should be proud of such a
grand hotel and q man like Mr..
Smith who has the everlasting get
up and push about him to estab-
lish an institution of this kind
We recommend this hotel to all
travelling and commercial men.
Their rates are reasonable. When
in Point Pleasant stop with them
and make yourself at home.-Put-
nam Republican.
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Death of hrs. Mary Jett.

Mrs. Mary E. Jett, of Kanauga,
Ohio, died at her home last We'd
nesday morning at TOO O'Clock
after an illness of few weeks of
paralysis. The funeral services
were conducted at her residence.
Thursday. Interment in Maddy's
graveyard. Mrs. Jett was a sister
to Mr. j. W. Bryan of this city.
The deceased was an estimable
lady and her death will be greatly
regretted by many friends.
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Permits to Marry.

Marriage license issued since our
last report: June 10th, Thomas
A Booth and Ellenor Scholz; 21st,
Howard NJ Fegley and Minnie l..
Patton; 22nd, Lorenzo D Tilton
and Carrie Alexander; 24th, Chas.
Jones and Emma F. Shaffer; 18th,
Charles L Hutton and Frances
Denny.
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June %, 4.v
Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors of A. Denny, deceased:
In pursuance o. a decree of the Circuit
Court OF the county of Mason made In a
cause therein pending, 10 subject the real es-
tate OF the said A. Denny, TO the payment of
his debts you are required to present your
claims against the estate OF the said a. Dem
N.Y. for adjudication TO n. r. Howard, Com
missioner, at his ONCE in the said county, on
or before the 10th day OF August, 1905.
Witness, a. L. BOggess, Clerk o; the Circuit
Court, this the 18th day of June, 1905.
"A. L. BOGGESS, Clerk.
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Thanks.

Mrs. Jas. P. Monroe will ac-
cept our thanks for one of the
finest young chickens We have
seen this season. When the fowl
was Idressed and served it was
most delightful. Again We ex.
tend our thanks to this estimable
lady, assuring her that the gift was
highly appreciated.
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THREE MILE.
{ Below Kanawha

Farmers are harvesting their
wheat this week The crop is
much better than expected.
Miss Ada King returned home
from East Liverpool. Ohio. last
week.
Isaac and John Rifle and FAM
lies left Sunday to visit relatives
and friends at Arbuckle
Homer King is improving in
health since his returnhome.
q NJ Beoket left Sunday for
Hurricane Station.
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NJ. e. OHUKUH, SOUTH.

First Snnday-Beech Hill, satur-
day p IN. and Sunday IL a. m. and
Point Pleasant p. IN.
Secoud Sunday-Point Pleasant.
II a. m, and p, m, and Henderson
3 p. m.
Third Sunday-Beech Hill Satur-
Gay p. m; Sunday Ii a. IN. Three
Mile p. m. and Point Pleasant pm.
Fourth Sunday-Rayburn Chap
and Point Pleasant D. m.
J. NJ. Boland, Pastor.
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New Flour Mill

The new -four mill which is be-
ing built from Mr.. Stortz's electric
light plant, will be know as the
Stortz- Blazer Co. The work on
this new mill is progressing nicely
and they will be ready for opera.
ton in few months.
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Euthymol Toothpaste, Euthy-
mol Cream, Euthymol Powder,
and large number of .Euthymol'
preparations are at Van Gilder's.
Many good things for hot weather.
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Drowned.

Freddie. the IA year old SON of
Mr.. s. P Ohlinger was drowned
in the Ohio river at New Haven
Saturday evening June Gath.
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Every sweep of the brush dipped
n Lawrence Paint adds beauty
and lasting quality to the object
painted. See j. W. Rhoades &
Co.
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OLD TOWN

Uncle Ambrose Yeeger was quite
sick Saturday. bnt he is better at
this writing.
Wheat harvest is in progress this
week. some was ont last week, but
the weather was very nnfavorable
The Board of Education Of this
district. (Robinson has advertised
the Gould school house for sale on
the Both of this month
Mrs A Yeager. who was 80 nm.
fortunate as to get her right wrist
badly sprained two weeks ago is
better, but che carries her arm in 8
sling
Miss Dora Machir, who has been
indisposed for some time, was able
to attend church at Bethel Sunday
The writer has just received a
clipping from a paper, published
at Onaws, Iowa. which he kindly
asks the editer to publish as part
of this letter. Mr.. and Mre. j. S
Kelly spent most If their life in
this county. and have many rela.
tives ana friends here
GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs j S Kelly. of Kanau-
ga, Ohio, celebrated their 50ih we'd
ding anniversary at the home of
their son. John Kelly. on Wednhs
day evening, Msy 81, 1905. They
are the parents of nine children, elk
of whom are living; w w Kelly,
Mrs II B Balls, Mrs A j Waugh,
j @ Kelly. j 3 Kelly and Mrs s P
Tillie, all of whom with their fami-
lies were present. There we're 81
grand children and three great
grand children Mr. Kelly served
three years IN the Civil war ss q
member of Co. G, 18th West Va.
Vol. This anniversary day was
much enjoyed by all present and
the bride and groom of SO years
were treated to an old. time seren.
ade at night. ALI join in wishing
them many anniversaries.
From another Old Town correspon-
dent
Miss Elsie Rifle has returned
home from Letart where she has
been attending school.
o v Yeager. wife and family
spent Sunday with Mrs Emma
Musgrave.
Mrs James Rice has returned to
her home at MiddIeport after two
weeks visit with Thomas Rice.
Harrison Rice and daughter and
Mrs r e Fowler are visiting friends
and relatives at Huntington.
Harry Wells has returned home
after two weeks visit with Albert
Jamison.
Born to William Van Sickle and
wife son Friday. June %, 1905
Misses Louisa Rifle and Matte
Swan spent Sunday with Mrs
Jerry Bumgardner.
Misses Jennie Fowler and Zoe
Rifle spent Sunday with w M.
Fowler.
Church at Big Elm Sunday eve.
ming at 8 O'Clock by Rev Owens.
Misses Alma Byrd and Zoe Rifle
are going to the mountains for
their health. BILL BAILY.
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There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian Church in the Flats
Sunday, July End at p M, by
Rev. Charles Wilson. of Middle.
port, Ohio.
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The contractors are now at work
putting in the tile Aoors in the
Phoenix Hotel:ofRoe. hall and bar
room
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The seven weeks old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Winsrd Stsrkev. near
GIenwood. died Saturday night.
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There were $40 casualties re-
ported in the papers as resulting
from last Fourth Of July in the
Uuited States.
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Hon. Andrew S Alexander has
moved his family from Winfield to
Charleston. He will open a law
office in that oity.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs
TATE.
june q. 6-w


BY virtue of a deed OF trust made by VIII
liam Roberts and Rebecca RoberfS. his
Wife, to e M.-Eckard, Trustee, dated the
md day Of April. 1es, and recorded in the
Mason County, West Virginia, in Trust
Deed Book No: 81, pages 81 de-; and by vir-
County, made and entered ON the 9th day
Of June, 1905, wherein the undersigned L. q.
Somerville, was substituted as Trustee in
said deed of trust in lieu and stead OF E. n.
Eckard, (who Is the administrator of John
NJ. Eckard the beneficiary in the said deed
OF trust, and for that reason incapable OF
acting as Trustee,) with all the rights, DOW
ers and responsibilities of said E. 81. Eckard,
which deed of trust was given to secure to
note therein set out and described, and de.
fault having been made in the payment of
said note. and being requested by the holder
mihistratoT of the estate OF John NJ Eckard,
deceaeed. will, on
Saturday, July 22nd. 1905,
at II o'clock a M, at the front door of the
Court House of said Mason County, sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, the
which Is situated in the State OF West Vir3,
Einias County OF Mason, and District OF
and bounded and described as follows:
beginning at stake midway between two
chestnut oaks, q links apart, and IN the out
3. l9e W. 50 p. TO stake and poplar, and
two white oaks marked as pointers, thence
9. CO.. w. 81 p to white oak, James Ray
burns corner, and In the line of Henry
Loves 30 acre survey, and with his line II .
1Oe E. 74p- to q stake, old call a pine, thence
S. 5e' e: q p. 10 fallen black oak, thence
8 CO. E IS p to SC Ike on the dat poinf of q
hill. thence N Jgo e. 65 p. to q stone from
which large white oak bears s. l9e W IL
OF beginning. estimated to contain Thirty
Acres. more or less.
Terms cf sale-cASH.
June 2l, I'd = = = : A-l-'-' rus
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Please call and settle, your 40.
count is past due. and must be-
settled at once. Mrp. L j. Will.
liamson.
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Church Notice.

Servios at Christ Church to.
night 8 O'Clock; choir practice after
service. Service Sunday liz m
Administration of the Holy Com
munion at this service. Service OF
song. without service Sunday
night 8 O'Clock. Mrs. e E. Thorn.
as will sing at this service. Come
snd worship with us.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock and Sunday evening at 8
O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. A. E.
Grover. Prayer meeting to night,
at this service Prof. w. B. Morri-
son. of Williamson, will give talk.
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Come and bring the whole tami.
IL with you. Point Pleasant
Sniy 4th
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July 4, 5 and 6 on account of
Ohio Grain Deslers Association ;
tickets good returning until July
10th.
July 10 to ID inclusive on 40.
count of Ohio State Bar Associa
ton annual convention; tickets
good returning until July l7tb.
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Drowning Man Nearly Drags Other.
To Death.

Henry Finn, 10. was drowned
in the Kanawha river. Friday eve
ming. He was in swimming with
Wilcox Adams, Harry Gill and
Coburn Davis They went to his
assistance and were nearly dragged
to death by the drowning man,
whom they were unable to save.
Finn was runner for the Charles
ton National Bank.