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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-03-25
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.
Complete List of the Preachers of Wilmington ~ E. Conference
and Their Charges for the Next Conference Year.
Baker and Corkran Found Guilty.

The 31th annual session of the Will
mington Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence came to close Monday night,
after one of the most stormy and sensa.
tional sessions in its history. The COM
mittee appointed to try Rev. DIR. Cork
ran for gambling in stocks. and conduct
unbecoming minister. found a verdict
OF guilty Saturday afternoon. The
penalty. as provided by the committee,
is one years further suspension from
the ministry, or until the meeting of
Conference in March, 1906, at Pocomoke
City.
Immediately after the reading of the
report, Rev. J. A. b. Wilson, senior
counsel for the defense, gave notice of
an appeal to the General Conference.
Monday afternoon the case of Rev.
Charles S. Baker came up, and the
charges of gambling, fraud. high i'm
prudence, and unministerial conduct
were all sustained.
The committee made short work of
the case, and the report was presented
and received without comment, as
follows:
"The select number in the case against
Rev. Charles S. Baker respectfully re-
port as IOilOWS:
1.-The following charges against him
were submitted by the conference
Charge first. gambling; charge second,
fraud; charge third. high imprudence
and uDministerial conduct All these
charges were found by the select num-
ber to be sustained, and the penalty for
the offenses thus proved to have been
committed was fixed as follows Rev
Charles Shaker is hereby deposed from
the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal
Church
The decision deposes Dr. Baker from
exercising the offices of the ministry but
Bishop Foss privately explained that it
did not deprive him of membt rship in
the church as layman. Dr. Baker can
apply for reinstatement by this or any
other conference. but to resume his
ministerial functions again it would
have to be with the consent of the Will
mington Conference.
1t was decided to hold the next session
at Pocomoke City. The contest was be-
tween Pocomoke City, Snow Hill and
Smyrna. and the vote was as follows !:
Pocomoke City. "a; SMYRNA, IL; Snow
Hill, 20.
Bishop Goodsell announced the fol-
lowing conference appointments Mon.
day evening:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

66be bes @ert6ss Der Senbun9 bur4
bic Notwithstanding bes fremben
9anbes Nn9nabme ein3ieben lahen.
Mnipri9e aus benz Gra&tpertrage tann
er nod gsliebsn snttpsoer sesen bic
srfts Yabn (aIf, in Der &egel tn ieinem
eisenen 2anbe) ober sesen bieienise
8abnbsrualtung sintlagen, bic Dos
@ut NIT benz Jraatbrisf suIsbt iibsr.
nomms1 bat.
5hr bic intsrnationalen Jra9tbrisfe
tanrt nur bic beutIde ober bic fran36fs
f9e sprade bsrtpanbt tperben. CUR
Nbre9nung unb &esulierung Der Ins
s~slegenbeitsn bieiss internationalen
giienbabnfra9tbertebr unterbalten bic
bstbsilistsn 0erwaltunsen elm 3en-
tralamt In 8ern.
Die Soften bssielbsn, bic I'M lsbtsn
Sabre $3.50 Jranfsn bstruget1, tuers
ben mad benz umfang bss 8ertebrs
bsrtbeilt. Der b64fs 8eitras ga, :
996 5rantsn) fisl auf Geuti9lanb, Der
nisbrisfs (172 5rantsn) auf 2urem.
burg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
HebSrSe far SHeatlt9e Mr6eitea.

Die Beb6rbe 6fentlider Mrbsiten
bsi9lob bic 9opnsp Nbs., bon Der
@ai6iuston StraBe Bis our Ritter Nps.
nit 8itumtnbien Wacabam au pha.
fsrn. Cine petition, tuel9e barauf
b%inarbeitete, bic &eiolution auf War.
rsn's gitutitie phaFsr gu mOoifi3irsn,
wuroe a~bgeuieien, ba laut nnteriu9.
ung bes Sugenieurs oieie petition ni9t
bon elmer Ms6r3abl Der Sausbefber
unter3ei9net NOR. Cine Remonfrana
tann mod Bis gum Is. sunni eingersi9t
tuerben.
Die &eiolution, 0erbeReruneen an
Der &itter Nbe. bor3unebmen. tuurben
glei9faIs arsenOmmsn. Cine pstition
bon 8tirgern oe,ielben singerei9t. mics
slei9faIs niat sentigeno 0amen auf.
Dor Der geb6rhe tuurbe aud bur9
ben 8srtrstsr Der giisnbabnen ssftsrn
cine Heiolution eingereidt, baB bic Be.
b6rbe bas Inssbot Der Warton COUNTY
Contribution SO. fur 2ieferuns Der
Concrete : Mrbeiten unb Der Wdle fir
bic 6p9gsleiIe an Der MaKa9uietts.
Ibe. uno 10. Strabe gutbeiBe.
Der preis bisier Mrbeitsn tpirb f9
auf a~nndbsrnb $751; 600 bslaufen. Sis
&eioIution i9ldst bOr, baB o. 6.
@bobanb, Der Snsenisur Der Big
gabn bic Sbsrauff9t iiber bic Nrbsi,
ten fibre, bas biefelbsn aber Der Gut.
beibuns bss Stabt-Snsenieurs Soup
%unterworfen ieiu fOlen. Sie &efOlu.
tiun wuroe untsr3ei9nst.
Die indianapolis & Weftsrr1 &ail=
map Co., uel9e cine Snterurban Babn
nod Sanbiae, Sno., erbaut, unb bic
bur9 @rssneaHle unb Bra3il, Serre
5aute srrei4t, bat bic geb6roe eriu9t,
ibr bas &s9t au gsmdbren, nod einem
3mif9sn Der gompagnie unb Der Sns
bianapolis Terminal & Fraction 60.
abssi9lofsnsn llsbereintOmmeu, ibrs
Wassons In bic Stabt einfabren gu
laRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

6reb Senneman n, 1907
WaRa9uistts Mbenue uno Senrp
Wils. lie Norb alabama Str, un-
ter Nntlaseu bss @robOisbfabls,
S%runtenbeit unb @raufamteit ssssn
Sbisre berbaftet, iaeinsi, auf originsle
Weiie III Daft qerathen su isin. geioe
batten fi9 in ge9leitun9 zines 9rittsn
gu elmer Gabrt Elm Bug9p genaietbst
unb batten baun In elmer Wirtbi@aft
an Der Is. Ctr. unb Martinbnle Nbe.
ginfebr sebaltsn. Drills unb Senns.
man fubren bon Bier aus fort, lisBen
i6rsl britten Wanr aber in Der Wirtb.
i9aft 3urtd, fubren 8 Squares n6rb=
lid unb tebrten bann INN, ibren 8e-
fdbrtsn ab3ubolen. Dieter bate in Der
3mii9snseit absr alarm gsi4lasen unb
bann erfolgts bic 8erhaftung.
Won ben Yo!t3ttten Eeaop un6
patdsn unS Sergt. @arrsri tuurben
Der 18.idbrise 0arrp Smith, 1918
2srinetOn Mbs. unb Der 16.idbrige
Wm. Seemann, 317 g. alabama
StraBe leBte Ha&t In Der poli3eifation
eingslieferts Die borldufige Nntlage
lautste auf l1mbsrbummeln. Die
Burden bsbauptetsn auf Der 5ubrsiie
nod Cincinnati setusien au iein.
Die Musrifung fur bisielbe mar cine
ettuas eigenartiae. Nus ben $ai9en
Der beiben entnabm Der b~ienftbusnbe
Sergeant 5 grobe S4a4teln Strei9-
b6laer, einen 9aufen lofe 6trei9b6I3er,
70 padste beri6isbsnsr @au9tabade,
cine CUTE 9Ieiberbiirfte, cine S9eere,
einsn fleinen 6ammer unb ettpas
Rleingelb. 0as @eitere miro fn
beste i'm poliaeigsri9t finben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

Wunserbare ieenerierei&e Heife iber
bas Geliengebirge mad Der
Oregon Grpottion.

Sn s~epiiier 9inii9t offerirt bic Greuriion
gu Der 2epiS uno GIarf Centennial Nmss
iteluns in gortIanb, Oregon, 8ortbeiIe bic
ME supor Eel einem glusffeaunssbeiu1 sebo.
ten ipurbea. Die &~us1teuung lit niHt nur
iebr attraftib unb reid, ionbern bic Reiie
iiber bas SeIiensebirse un6 Der Cascade
Hange lit tpunberbar berrIi9 unb per pat
ni&t in ieinen S9uItasen in Der froben
Soffnuns seIebt, einft bteien ieenerierei6en
SbeiI bon Mrnerita 3u b~epunbern. Die 3eit
ba3u lit iest sintig. Die 9ieife fam iest
biaiger ais ie 9ernaht iperben.
Sur einen fleinen rlnteri9ieb i'm Sabr:
preis fann bic 3eiie mod San Sraneisco
unb Sos MnseIeS aasgebebnt tperben. Die
@etourfabrt iiber cine anbere @oute erm0Ss
li1t ben 3eifenben einen aroBen Tbeil bes
Geitens su ieben. Sur ndhere @~in3eInheiten
Sabrpreis, Datum Der SPECIAL grcurftonen
mad portlanb, tpenbe man fiH on bic Sifet'
Msenten ber 9enniblpaniasS inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

SIR ben iib nHm6blib ent.
pidelnbsn Iusbau zines international.
len PriOatre9ts it bas internationals
uebsrsinfommsn hber ben giienbabn-
fra4tbertebr elm mi9tiser gaufsin.
glf Staatsn bes europdifaen 2onti.
nsnts babsn f9 aber bic @runbidbe
geeini9t, bic BEL ununterbro9ener Be-
f6rberuns bon @aarsr bon einem
Staats9ebist IN Elm anberss plaB srei=
fen iOlsn. Sarna9 babsn ale Glen.
babnen bes Ysrtragsgebietes bic
pfi9t, ausldnbii9s Sitter auf ben an.
g~esebeneu @outen iueiter3ubsf0rosrn.
go iff fur ben intsrnationalen gifen-
babnfra4tperte6r cine sefsali9 sIsi&-
mdBise @srtsbrsfrsibsit auf einem
Mstto bon 2l9, 975 ailomet.r aeI@af-
fen. Seuti@lanb partiaipirt baran
nit 54.644 RilOmetsr, @ublanb nit
SO, 226. 5rantrsi9 NIT 80, 239, DETER
reid init 1858, rnsarn nit IL, 487,
Stalisn nit 13,347. geIgien nit 1898,
bic s9wsis nit 1920, Rumdnien nit
3178, 9oaanb NIT 2711. Sdnemart
NIT 1895, gosnien.6 srsosebina, nit
88l uub 2uremburg nit 376 2ilum.
lille an einem Sransporte bstbsiligtsn
Giienbabnen baftsn asrneini9aftli9 far
bas ibnsn anpertrauts Gra9tgut. Die
In N~usfhbruns hss nebereintommens
in's Nuslanb gsianbten Ghtsrweaen
unb Sofomotipen fiub ge8en iebe ge-
i4lasna6me aei9hbi.
Bis bur Gbnabms oss gmpfdngsrs
gilt Der abfenber aud ais Der gisen.
tbHnter bss ms Muslonb ir~ansporttrten
Gra9tgutes. ct Tam aud bis aur
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
Nteortge Tabtptetie
nod benz
@eftcm nmo Norometen.
SPECIAL 9eimiuders Greurtun pia
Yennfblpania 2inien.

Srsenb Sentanb Der cine Heiie mad benz
8ef item plant, fann ben 8ortbeil bieier Sahrs
preiss Grniebrtsuns benuten. Seirniu9ers.
Grcuriionen iiber bic RennipIpania 2inien
mad allen 9unften in Colorado, Sbabo,
Soma, 8anias, Ninnelota, Mifpuri, Mors
tana, Nebrasfa, ben Safotas, Oregon,
@aibinston, Seras unb anberen Seftionen
i'm @eften mnb alien Staaten i'm Siibert.
MufentbaItss gripilesien peIde ben Reiienben
seftatten, Geiddftssu nternebrtunger1 5u urs
teriu9en, perben beipiIist. Dieie Sabrtar'
ten iperben oil sepihen Satun,s wdbreno
bes Sommers au baben iein. @~in3elnbeiten
binfi9tti4 Haten, ETC., peroen bereittpiaisii
ertbeiIt pom allen Sidet @senten Der 9enn'
lpIpania 2tnien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
Nene Smeorporatiomea.

Sr1 Der Office bes StaatssS etretdra
uurben fOlsenbe Sncorporationen einse-
rei9t:
Sic vperu @rebit gr4ange Co.,
peru. Capital SO. 600; Sirettoren,
6ugb Me@aHrsp, U. u. @itenberrp,
Nberp q. Subor, plinp W. @rume
unb Clarence g.. 9aa.
Die vgmpire BOr Co., st. Wapne,
capital $4,000; Sirettoren, Sobn 5.
Rabus, Wribio pOlfer uno 2ate pols
Her.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

In dbnli9er Weiie berfabrel ME
9eutf9lano.
I'm bisisr gersi3ten Stimmung trdgt
bauptfd9li9 bas Sptsm Die S9ulo,
wel9es Or. Sarbsp WaibinetOn Wis
lsp, Der @bsf bss 6emii4en Bureaus
bes aderbau=S DEPARTMENTS, sinfibrte,
pel9sr felt Snausurirung bes erfsn
gunoesseissss gegen bic Ierfdlf9ung
bon 2ebensmittel1 nit Der ueberpa9.
ung Der Smporte bon gbwaaren Bee
traut tpurbs. Sn fsiu ReiOrt geb6rt
Die gnti9eibuns bartbsr. lob bier sin-
gefhbrts gBwaarsn ben @eIebsn gegen
Observation-Disclosures ME He in
benz uriprunssIanoe befteben, ents
fprs9en, benin bic gunbesre9ierung
bat, abseieben bon Der 8utterber@
fdli6ung tsinsr eigsnen STANDARD aufs
eeftslt fur bic Reinbsit bon gBwaarsn
unb @enuBmitteln, fonbern perlan9t
lsbisli9, baB bisis, tusnrt bier impOr.
tirt, ben @sisbsn bss 2anoes emit.
ipre9en, aus tpsl9en fs ausgefibrt
perben. Cine 3enntnib bieier @eiebe
tufrbe bi. Nufgabe einsm gbsmifer, Der
bic Wet6Ooen Der Observation-Disclosures
fdli9urs tennt unb bieislben bur4
asmii9e Nnalpisn nad3uwsiien I'm
Stanbe 1T, teins S9wierisfeiten
MAIDEN unb bas @sieb t6nnte ausse-
ftibrt tpsroen, obne bab ben Smpors
teursr baraus ale bic unannebmli8s
tsiten, gerlufs unb pladereien srtpti9=
fen, nit uel9en Or. Wilep nit ieinen
abionbsrIi9en @eiddftsmetboben biefsn
3msig bes Smportgei4dftss beimge-
iu4t BAT.
George 6. 2oren3 aus Solebo, 8,
tpsl9sr nit auguf %. Wa9sn unb
Samuel unb Silsr 9. @rof auf bic
Intlage Der geridw6runs our usbsr,
bortbeiluns Der Resierung BEL 2iefs-
runqsfontraftsn fur bas pofbsparte-
ment berurt6eilt tporbsn iff, tritt iest
in benz d6nli9en pro3sB gegen Wnt.
@. Grapforb als Staats,suss auf.
NQ9emein uiro angenomnlen, bab 2Os
rsn3 bs3fsli9 Der ge9en Jpn nod
i9msbenben Antlase fur feline Nusfags
strahof9teit 3useiaet uoroen if,
pdbrsno er O6nebin i9On 3Ssi Sabre
3u9tbaus gu berbiiBen bat. yWer
bra9ts 3usrf bic 8ert6eilung Der pros
fite untsr benz bon @ramforb's @eiel,
I9aft srlansten 3ontratts In gor.
i9las?" frus Der &i9tsr. Die ant.
mort lautsts: vWa9en befanb fi9 In.
msinsm 3immsr unb iagte, es foIte
Elm rebsreinfommen iiber bic Wertbei-
lung Der 8euts abgei9lohen tuerbsn."
2oren3 f9onte fi9 In feinsr Masfage
ielba ni9t. Ct ertldrte, 3pii9sn ibm,
Wa9en unb @ramforo babe Elm gb.
tommsn beftanoen, UNI bic 3ontratts
auf 2ieferuns Der grieftrdsertai9sn
fir bas poftoepartement ;u srlangen
unb ben profit au tbeilsn. Die Qon=
tratte bermo9te man fi9 bur9 Ma.
denis gsr6tnbun9en nit Der Supplp
Sibifion bes pofoepartemsnts 3u bers
i9afen unb @raufOrb ftbrte fe aIs
@sneral-8 etrisbslsiter Der pofal Te,
bits & Sod COMPANY In Stem gorf
aus. 9orsn3 ipislts bic &ols beg
3wif9entrdsers, aber es fanben AUDI
3uiammenfiinfte aGlsr BRET @eri9w6rer
in 2orens' 3immer in benz biefgsn
6otel fait.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

MYibises GelS folte feinen 8Ias
NV i'm SausbaIt baben /; Mdnter
w uerben reid, inbem iie iebe hinge
BON Musfel unb Sebirn fir f@ arbeis
ten lafIen unb iebsm Dollar einen lesis
timen gerbienit anueilen. gS 1T
tueoer fiber nod proftabel SelS int
SauIe au bebalten. Oieies sroBe
Sinana=Snititut, nit feinen unfber<
treffiden Sacilitaten fir bic Sbbut
iiber fleine 8etrase, erlaBt cine freunos
Tide G~inlabuns an aGe, bie SeIb an
Sanb baben fir baS iid ausenblifli9
feline MnIase inben labt, fOl&es nit
unferer Seieaidaft ;u beponiren. @ir
besablen brei Yrosent 3inien, balb<
iabrIi9 berre9net, am l. @fai anS i.
Nobember.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

~ Ruu9t bts BONANZA.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
Local union no. 2aa. Mu.

Theron molders at the West
Virginia Malleable Iron Co.'s plant
have organized an Iron holders
Local Union in this place known
as No. 293, with about thirty five
members The following officers
were installed by Mr.. John o Neill
of Columbus. Ohio. business agent
deputized by the Inter National
Iron Molders Uunion, last Friday
night. President. Frank b. Bame.
Vice President. John o. Dea, FL
nanoial Secretary. w. Shafer. Cor
responding Secretary, j. Thomas.
Recording Secretary. Thos. Smith,
indicator, Park Bradshaw, Trust
ees, Henry Hinder, Albert Math-
ews and Sylvester Plymale. They
have leased the Bickel Hall for
their lodge room
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
REDMOND.

Correspondence, Aug. 81.
Harley Spencer, Of Monaco, Pa,
arrived home Wednesday to spend q
few days at home and will leave for
Charleston Sunday accompanied by
his brother Eueart.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milford and
con Delsie, left Saturday morning to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Fadley, at
Five Mile.
The Sunday School at Plain View
Sunday afternoon was well attended,
being about so people present.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sell
don Birchfield we are sorry to an
nounce. is no better at this writing
Miss Effie Sheline who has been
sick for the past few days we are sor-
~ to announce is no better at
this writing.
The Plain View Sunday School
gave a grand picnic Thursday at Lock
No. IL. The attendance was large
and the service were impressive. In
ner, watermelon and ice cream were
served in the beautiful grove with
hospitality that made every one feel
at home. One of the finest programs
was rendered in the afternoon by the
scholars; the people returned to their
home feeling that the day was spent
in pleasure and hope that every one
did enjoy themselves.
From all Indications at present we
will have better crops in this locality
than for years. Last Rose of Summer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
Orator of the Day.

Col. 81. R. Howard, of this city,
Grand High Priest of the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of West vir.
ginia of the Masonic Lodge, wal
chosen the Grand Orator at the ly.
ing of the corner stone of the Ma.
sonic Temple being built by Algo.
ma Lodge No. IA. A. F. ga M T. al
Northfork, W. Va, which cermo.
MES take place to. day at noon un-
der the Grand Lodge of A. F. &
A. M of West Virginia. Mr.. How
ard left yesterday morning for
Northfork that he might be there
today.to deliver his address, and
we might add that it will be de-
Iivered in fine. graceful and clio.
quent manner as Mr.. Howard is
classed as one of the best orators
in the State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
On Your Label
Is q Dale.
LOOK AT IT.
The Fair.

The ofiosrs of the Mason Coun-
ty Fair have made great prepare
tions for the fair this week; they
have arranged for an exhibition of
exhibits by far superior to anything
ever shown in this part of the etate
The races are we'll filed by the
best. horses ever entered here, and
with favorable weather they alone
will be worth going miles to see
The music will be the best tbs
fair company has ever had. DOM
miss going Thursday and Friday
they are the two good days, The
suCcess of the fair is now up to the
people. the members of the asso.
oiation have done their part and
now let the'peopIe show their ap-
probation of their efforts and at
tend the Fair tomorrow and Fri.
day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
New sarias.

The Point Pleasant Building
and Loan Association will on Mon.
day evening, Sept 4, 1905. open
their 18th series. Every one should
take one or more shares of this SER
les, it only cost you 25 oents per
week per share which when ma.
tured is worth $3.50 90 to you. 1t
is without doubt the best invest
ment poor man can g, into. It
is the only way that a poor man
can ever buy his own home. When
you buy through the Building and
Loan it is the same as renting
property from yourself, only in the
course of few years yon have
paid for the property and it be
comes yours. Don't fail to take as
many shares as you can carry,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
EOKARD CHAPEL

Correspondence, Aug. 25. a's
lanes Barnett is quite i'll. with ty-
phoid fever. .ssors
Martin Greenlee, who has been i'll;
we are glad to say is improving. % :
Rev. Syndicate Wilson has put up
his tent at Flat Rock and will preach
there for a few weeks.
There will be an all day meeting
and basket dinner at Cedar Grove
church Sunday, Sept. g. All invited
to attend.
Mrs. VIM. Lawson was visiting her
mother, Mrs. Samuel Eads, one day
last week.
Mr., Curvin and daughter Elizabeth
of Pittsburg, are visiting friends and
relatives at Flat Rock
Mrs. Anderson Fisher and daugh-
ter Naomi, of Cincinnati, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. @. Love,
at Flat Rock.
Reuben Mcdaniel is moving his
house this week. Blue Bell.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
A Fine Band

|. Without doubt, Selby's Band,
of Middleport, is the best band in
Ohio Valley Their music is al
ways up-to-date and oatchie. you
should be sure and hear them dur
ing the meeting of the Mason
County Fair Association this year.
as they have been engaged by the
Association to furnish the music
for the fair, and a better band could
not be gotten anywhere. Those
who have not heard Selby's Band.
should by all means hear them
and those who have heard them
will no doubt make an effort to
hear them at the fair.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
RICH YOUNG RECRUIT voLUN.
TIERS IN ARMY.
Young Man Who is Worth Half a
Million Dollars Enlists as
Private.

A recruit worth a million dol.
lars was enlisted Thursday by Cap
tain l. Barbur in charge of the
local station at Wheeling. He is
Glen w. Arnett, son of the late w
O. Arnett, of Fairmont. When
the elder Arnett died he left an in.
come of $1,000 a year to his son,
with provision that at Mrs. Arnett's
death the entire estate should go
to the boy. The property is valu-
ed at half a million dollars. In
spite of this the young man pinned
for army life. and left today for
Jefferson Barracks, st. Louis, as q
private in the regular army.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30

Henry Kerwood, son Of Elmer
RndLilIian Norwood sgs about2l
years, died at his parents home at.
Ballard. Washington. the 10th inst.
Of consumption. Mr.. KerWood and
INSTANTLY moved to Washington
from this county several years ago
The deceased vas grandson of
Mrs. M. e. Wetzei, near town.
Mr.. Oharlee Clendeain, aged AZ
years, died at his home, place
leased from Mr.. James L. Knight,
adjoining farm to Mr.. Bennett
FowIer's on Old Town, in Robin
son DISTRICT. Tuesday evening,
Aug. 22d. 1905. at 7:3O O'Clock of
typhoid fever which he had only
been sick with a few days The
funeral services were held dt Beth
ell church Thursday afternoon by
Rev. West, interment in Lone Oak
cemetery. He was married to Miss
Blanche Simms two years ago in
September He leaves his wife, q
little son, a number of relatives
and friends to mourn his death.
The deceased was q farmer and
school teacher and had been en-
gagged to teach the Miller school in
Lewis district this school year.
Ms Mary Elizabeth Harrison,
widow of d. E. Harrison, died at
her brothers. home. Mr.. Jos. E.
George, up Kanawhs, Tuesday
evening. Aug. %, 1905. at 6 O'Clock
and was buried in the family bury
ing grounds near Mr.. Georges
home Thursday. Rev Boland. of
the M. E. Church. South, of this
place, officiating. The deceased
was 81 years old and a good christ
ian women. She was sister of
Mrs Kate Williams, of this city.
Mr., Oras jackson, of New Ha-
ven, son of Hon. w. W. jackson,
and son-in-law of DIR. L F. Roush,
of Pomeroy, died Monday morn
ing at the Hunting ton Hospital
where he went last Friday to be
operated upon for appendicitis
He was operated upon. Saturday,
he proved too weak for the ordeal
and died Monday morning about 3
O'Clock. He was mail clerk on
the @. & o. road, and though he
had not worked long on that road,
he was we'll liked and respected by
all his esooiates. He has several
relatives in Huntington and Guy
andotte, among them are Mr.. E
E. Roush and Mr.. H. D. Brinker.
The remains were taken to his
home at New Haven Monday after
noon accompanied by his father
and several other relatives.
George MoGraw of Apple Grove,
died Monday, Aug. 21st, and wac
buried Tuesday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-30
GOVERNOR ISSUES HIS LABOR
DAY PROCLAMATION
Monday, september4, Designated as
Labor Day to be Fittingly
Observed.

AeD0A Lay " Do = 4SSAASAy
Observed.
Governor w. M. o. Dawson has
issued his Labor Day proclama-
ton calling upon the people of
West Virginia to fittingly. appro-
priately and palnatecally observe
Monday. September 4, as Labor
Day. The proclamation is as fol.
lows:
A proclamation: By the Cover.
nor.
The laws of West Virginia hsv.
ing made the first Monday in Sep
TENDER of eachsyear holiday and
designated It as Labor Day, there
fore.
I. William NJ. o. Dawson. gov
ernor of the said state, do hereby
proclaim that
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1905.
is Labor Day and legal holiday
in West Virginia. and recommend
that all factories, shops, mines and
other places where persons are en-
gagged at labor be closed, and that
the day be fittingly. appropriately
and periodically observed by all
the people as becomes us as citi-
zens of one of the Egreatest and
most glorious nations in the his.
tory of the:world. AS labor CON-
quers all things, and as there is no
excellence without great labor. and
as every one ought to be worker
and no one ought to be drone or
parasite. therefore every one is
interested in ths upholding of the
true dignity of labor. Let us on
this day meet together as a people
having a common end and CON-
mon destiny and seriously consider
and discuss questions which con.
cern our common welfare, to the
end that capital may always will
ingly yield to labor labor's full re.
ward and just rights. and labor
cheerfulIy oonoede to capital oapi-
tails just share and full rights, 80
that between capital and labor
there may be peace and co-opera-
ton.
Given under my hand and the
great seal of the state, at the capi-
tai in the CITY of Charles
(SEAL) ton, twenty first day Of
August in the year of
our Lord nineteen hundred and
FIVE. and in the fc rty-third year of
the state.
VIM. M. o. DAWSON
By the governor.
O. W. SWISHER,
Secretary of State.