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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-06-13

Mr.. A. A. Rifle, died at his home
at Heights, Wednesday morning
at 9 O'Clock. q. m. He was Aboru
February 2, 1876, died juno 6,
1905, eyed 90 years. 4 Mouths and
4 days He leavesi To fhohrn his
loss. q wife. two chiIdtsn, father,
five brothers, thtse bi6tsf4, and a
host of friends. Mr.. Rifle died
of typhoid fever. AT the time.of
his death he was employed at the
MalleabIe Iron works and twas "a
steady and industrious man. . good
citizen and a kind husband and
father. His. funeral was preacb-
ed by Rev. Andrew Rifle and his
.Iemains were laid away in the
Hoaohar burying ground.
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Found Body of Last victim.

The last victim of the towboat
Hoxie explosion was found yester.
day at the wreck of the boat at
Portland. D. The body was that
of white fireman whnR was never
seen after the explosion.
His head was badly crushed on
one side and his gold wAtoh had
stopped at the hour the explosion
took place
The cause of the explosion, was
too much steam in old and weak.
ened boilers.
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.Resolutions Of Respect

/ WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in
his infinite wisdom to. take from ouY
midst Brother B. B. Flowers, who
departed this life at his home at Gun,
vile, w. Va, June Z, 1906, in his 9th
year. Therefore, belt
RESOLVED, That, while we bow in
humble. submission to the viii of our
Heavenly Father, it is with great re.
greet that we part with our deceased
brother.
RESOLVED, That the o. U. "A. NJ.
has lost a faithful member and q
worthy brother, one who has always
been ready and willing TODD his part,
both as a brother and as citizen.
RESOLVED. That while we feel the
great loss of the deceased brother.
aud our hearts are filled with great
sorrow, we can and do more fully ex-
tend our sympathy to the loved ones
he has left to mourn his death.
RESOLVED, That our Charter be
draped in mourning for period of 80
days as a token of our appreciation
of the work he has done.
RESOLVED, That copy of these
resolutions be sent to his family and
spread upon our minutes of the Coun-
Gil, and sent to the Weekly Register
for publication.
Done by order of Lewis Council No
~, o. U. A. N.
30. SMITH,
III. 8. MOURNING,
G. j. BAKER.
Communities
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Mrs. Mamie B. Honk1na !.

died at her home in Chicago on
Friday, May %. 1906, aged 81
years. 8 months and 90. days. She
was the daughter of the late Sam
uel and Arabella Windon. and was
born in Mason county, Virginia,
now West Virginia. She was mar
ried to Mr.. William O.. Hopkins,
who, after being in business in
Mason county for some years,
moved to Chicago, where he died
several years ago. -
Mrs Hopkins wassa christian
woman of noble character, de-
voted mother, and grealy.attached
to her friends and relatives. Her
illness was of short duration and
her death great shock to her
friends, She was sister of Tho
mas Window, who resides at Ora.
ham Station and of Mrs james
w. .Windon. of the Pleasant Flats,
near Maggie, and of Mr.. Harry
Windon, of st Louis, Mo. These
are the only three of all her broth
oT6 anu Sl6terS VINO survive her.:
The last time it was our pleasure
to see her was when she was in
this town visiting her old acquaint-
ances, when. she was then appa-
rently in fine health and spirits,
She was an Intelligent and. enter.
tanning woman, and her company
was much enjoyed by those who
knew her. We feel assured that
she died in the faith of the. Lord,
prepared to meet Him 4tSE hadssi
great day It Is a happy thought
to know that she has been called
home to her Saviour to Senjoy the
peace of those who die IN His love
While her departure is our IRE
parable loss it is eternal gain. fol
her. R'& ~
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New Trust Company at Point
Pleasant.

E4oe8au6s
Charleston Mail.
The progressive city Of Point
Pleasant is to have another fduci.
airy Institution, a charter for it hav.
ing been granted by the Secretary
of Site. The capital etock ID
800. 600, Of which more than one.
half has been subscribed. Attor-
ney j. s. Spencer. one of the most
prominent and progressive resi-.
dents of Point Pleasant, made ap.
plication for the charter. The
charter list is as follows:
The Point Pleasant Trust Com.
pany, of Point Pleasant; to buy
and sell guarantee bonds. stocks
and other evidences of indebted
ness. to engage in a general bank
ing business. to act as trustee and
receiver, guardian, executor, to
act as agent in purchasing OF sell
ing stocks and bonds of corpora.
tions and municipalities, etc.
Capital 500. 600. of which $54. 800
has been subscribed and So, 973
paid. lncorporators: Us. Spen-
Ger, Kate L Spencer. George Pof-
fenbarger. Homer Smith, John
McCulloch, Q. @. Bowyer. II. l..
RoBey, L. O. SumerviIIe, h. b,
Howard. T. Stribling, W. 3. Gum.
P. s Lewis, j. D. MoCuIloch and
O. O. Lewis. of Point Pleasant,
and Lewis Poffenbarger. of Beech
Hill.
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J. L. Thorn for the Legislature.

Hon j. L Thorn. of Wyoma.
has announced himself as candi
date for the Legislature, subject to
the primary election of the Re.
publioans, to be held on the I9
Mr.. Thorn has held several posi-
tons of trust in our county, among
which being President of the Coun.
ty Court, and was an earnest and
faithful servant of the people. He
takes the stand that Gan agricul :
tural county should have a farmer
representative" aud promises to
look after the farmers interests.
He is an open and avowed support
er of Stephn B. Elkins fer United
States Senator.
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Mr.. Villas. of Wisconsin, who
was postmaster general under
Cleveland, and one Of the leaders
of the anti-Brysn movemsnt In
1896 and 1900. is out in an inter
view declaring his adhesion to the
Bryan cause. Watarson, Henry,
of Louisville, is also in the ranks,
and avouohes his wish to follow
the real leader. These are sam
Piles of the news comin /, from every
direction, and they are significant
They mean much in the develop.
ment of common sense among tie
people. Voters are no longer dIs
frighted by political bugaboos, G1d
campaign threats. They aredofnR
some thinking for themselves. At
this particular junoture it looks "a
if it couldn't be any ono other than
Bryan.
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WHEREAS, God in His Infinite wis
dom has seen fit to take from our
midst Mrs. Belle Miller, aged 80 years,
wife. of our esteemed and beloved
brother, B. NJ. Miller, who departed
this life at her home at Point Pleasant,
w. Va, Su day May 26, 1905,
RI SOLVED, That while We bow in
humble submission to Him who doeth
all things well, yet we deeply deplore
her death.
RESOLVED Further, that we extend
to Bro. L. NJ. Miller and the bereaved
family, our heartfelt sympathy in
this their sad hour of bereavement. :
RESOLVED That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon our min
utes and a copy be sent to one of our
county papers for publication and a
copy sent to the bereaved family.
Done by order of Leon Council, No.
AZ, Order United American Mechanics.
H. s. Mourniog,
Byrd Stone,
A. w. Rifle,
Committee.
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OAK GROVE.

Correspondence, g.
Earl Fl. Fry and wife have return
ed to their home in Columbus, after {
visit Of three weeks with his father
and relatives in this section.
Charles Seholl and wife, have re-
turned to Columbus, after visiting
their. parents and relatives. Mrs
School and Miss Annie Roush went
home with them to pay them a visit
Mrs. Mae Hackettwen up to the
bend last Friday. on visit to hel
grandma. -
sst Amos Fry AID wife, MrF. Earl H
Fry and Miss Yausie Ball were yisi
W ednesday. ~; l..
'. Crops, corn and potatoes are look
ing fine since the rain.
During the storm Monday night,
lightning struck Mrs. Eliza. Fry's bell
post; but little damage done.
Frank Thompson is picking and
shipping some fine Strawberries. All
other patches in this section are a
failure,
Dwight Gibbs has gone to the woods
to cut timber again, after rest OF
several weeks with a cut foot.
8. d. Thompson is getting our roads
in fine shape this week.
+ Charles Roush is having a serious
time with infiammatory rheumatism
and is convalescing very slowly.
BOARD AND OAK GROVE. .
Correspondence, 9.
&C. D.. Ball returned home from Hun
tington Tuesday, where he has been
attending Marshall College.
Geo. Roush is on the sick list.
! w. A. Blessing andfamily, Guy and
wife, Edward and, Joseph Blessing,
Okey and Ben Roush, were visiting c.
T. Blessing and family Sunday.
r G. e. Fry has made quite an i'm.
proyement on his buggy by giving it
a coat of paint.
Mrs. Christina Richard and Lizzie
Blessing we're visiting Samuel Rick
ards, Tuesday.
:. We failed to see Miss Francis Hart
at Sabbath School last Sunday. Try
and come next Sunday, Francis.
Miss Vausie Ball is going to take a
trip to Columbus, Sunday week.
G. s. MARI is making quite an i'm
provement ON his houses by coat of
paint. - se ~. Blue Bell.
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OLD TOWN.

Correspondence, IL.
Mrs. Emma Foglesong, of Engle.
wood. Kan; who has been visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. A., Yeager,
and other relatives in this county
during the last two months, has de
cided to start home on Wednesday OF
this week.
/ The Board of Trustees, of Bethel
church. are having the outside of the
church repainted this week. John
Bogard and H. A. Van Meter, of Point
Pleasant, are doing the work. The
Ladies Aid Society will furnish the
money for the job.
Mrs. p. Barnett, who lives near Ma
son; paid a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Lathey, from Thursday
till Friday of last week.
Rev. L. NJ. Carder, Presiding Elder
of Huntington District. went down to
Central City last Saturday to hold a
meeting near that place, but as he
took the humps Saturday night he
returned home Sunday morning.
Mrs. G.. Clendenin and daughter,
Miss Ruby, were the guest of 8. A.
Glendenin and family, OF the vicinity
Maggie, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Knapp. ofSpil-
man. We're the guests of a. Lathey
and family last Sunday.
Rey- J. w. Wingrove held quart
erly meeting on Huntington Circuit
last Saturday and Sunday for the Pre-
siding Elder.
Uncle Jimmy Foglesong, OF Eckard
Chapel, was the guest of j. S. Bran
non and family Sunday. He also
called to see his dau1hter-in law. Mrs.
Emma Foglesong, before she starts on
her long journey to Kansas.
J. o. Yeager, Mrs. Maggie Johnson
and Mrs: Laura Ball spent last Sun
day at the old homestead with their
parents and sister, Mrs. Emma Fog
le4ong, -
l. Rev. Sam Casio filed Rev. Wing.
rove's appointment at Bethel Sunday
morning. ~ =
Miss Bertha Stewart and brother,
Clinton, spent few days last week
with their grand parents, MIR. and
Mrs. y !, ". b Of SNa leE4ity.
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Large Fiah.

Mr.. June Rifle. the boss fisher.
man of Old Town. caught = large
mud-cat in Old Town creek last
Monday night, that weighed %
pounds. The fish measured 81
inches in length and 8 inches be.
tween the eyes. He divided his
catch among all the neighbor5 who,
it is needless to say. are all for
June.
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Fourth Of july.

TheEe viii be great Fourth of
July Boa Meeting at the Fair
Grouhd Point Pleasant. which
includes 5:40 mixed race, 2:55 mix
"a race. / mile summing race. slow
m4le race, fo6t race, sack race, bi.
cySle, wheelbarrow and automobile
races, and many other ATTRACTIONS,
such as base ball. log rolling DON.
test, 60 Good bands have been
secured for the occasion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-06-13

TIE sincerest tribute that can be
paid to superiority is imitation
The many limitations of DsWitt's
Witch Hazel SalVe that are now
before the public prove il the best
Ask for DeWitt's Good for burne.
scalds, chaffed skin, eczema letter,
outs. bruises, boils and piles Highly
recommended and Reliable Sold
by all druggists
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Killed by lightning.

Saturday exening the home of
james Holley at Glsnwood, W. Va,
was the soene of horror. when the
swift dart of lightning leaped into
their home and killed their little
boy and probably fatally iniuring
Mr. Holley himself.
1t was while the fierce storm
which prevailed over this section
Saturday evening wab at its worst
that the Holley homo was struck.
The lightning passed through the
front door. splitting Il in two, and
wrought its vengeance on the faith.
Grand son. striking the boy dead
and leaving the father In an almost
dying condition.
DR.. a. j. Campbell. Of Glen.
wood, was called. and gave Mr..
Holley medical attention and, up
to Monday morning. he was still
living Huntington Advertiser.
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Card Of Thanks.

To our friends here, and at Ma.
son. who so kindly remembered us
in our nffliotion which bsreaved us
of our father. Mr.. John Munich,
we wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation.
MRS VIM. STEiNBAcH,
MRS. ELIZABETH H1BL,
MRS GEO MUNICH. 4.
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In this city, on Saturday, june
g. 1906. Mr.. John Munich, aged
70 gears, 5 months. and g days.
Mr.. Munich Game to this country id
1859. nearly q half 7cehtary ago;
and located at Mason City where
he was well and favo1dHlyf known
as among her best citizsn lahd rsa
sided there contipually NTH about
4 years ago. whom be lost bg death
his LIES, companion. ssndI sinccies
that time he made his, home With
his daughter. Mrs. William, Stein.
bach, this olty, from whose Home
he was called to the great beyond
Mr.. Munich was born January 1.
1927 His remains were taken to
Mason City and inferred in the
Catholic cemetery. a large con.
course of sorrowiug relatives and
friends attending the funeral ser
vices. The Register, extends
sympathy to the bereaYed family.
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The feat If the BeIleyille girl
who broke her arm in>buttoninR
her waist up the back ie a pretty
ge OF second to that of Thomas 81.
Waite. war governor of Alabama
who broke his leg pulling on q
boot.
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sEBRELL.

Robert Rifle is very ill at this writ
ing
VIM, Wiley and family were visi-
ting r. 8. Gibbs and family Sunday.
Levi Roush and wife were visiting
A. ii. RaybuTn and family last Sun,
day. Sunshine.
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Mrs Mary A. Peffg, aged IS
years. II months and IS days. do
parted this life at her home near
Charleston. Thursday. June Z;
1905 Her remains we've brought
to this place Saturday. and taken
to Henderson,. wbefe they were
laid to rest int he Henderson oeme-
terry, Rev. W. n. Shaw; Of this
city. performing the burial cere-
monies. ss'is.Tss
Mrs. Perry was the mother of
Mr.. Perry. who met an dntimely
death in the explosion of the tow
boat Defender. some Time ago,
and also mother of Mfr. Willard
Spencer, of Charleston. She was
a good old lady. loved and.respect-
ed by all who knew her. To those
who mourn in this sad parting we
extend our deepest sympathy.
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NOTICE.

List of applicants for License to sell OF
offer or expose for safe, solicit or receive or
oers for, spirttuous liquors, wine, porter, ale
or beer. or any drink of like nature, in the
Town of Mason, Mason County, West Vir-
GINA. for the year 1905. commencing July ?.
htnehold SchwaIz 2. place OF business. corn
er OF Front end Pomeroy streets Residence,
Mason, w. Va said application to be acted
upon by the Council OF the Town OF Mason,
on the 18th day of June. 1906
JOHN G. GYGAX, Recorder.
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FoR sA1E:-l6 foot gasoline
launch; 4 b. ps Mullen's make,
Steel. First class condition and
swift as an arrow. Will exchange
for good horse. 1--WE MIIIEBs
Winfield, w. Va,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for New Branch ol
w our business here in Point eleasat {
Write promptly. with references, The Nor.
lis Wholesale House. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Hon q. P. Camden, of Parkers-
burg, is prominently mentioned as
the Democratic Congressional can
didste in the Fourth district. Such
a man as Mr.. Camden could likely
beat Hon. Harry woodward.
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sunday Excursions
On The X ~ M. Rv

Excursion tickets are sold be.
tween local stations on the Il & N
Ry in West Virginia every Sunday
at One Fare for the round trip,
minimum excursion rate 25 cents
Nav q Inn
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FoR SALE OR TRADE-A. good
new $4,000 piano. will sell cheap
or trade for horse and buggy.
Apply to or write
O. III N0TrRR,
May 3ott. Point Pleasant, W. We.
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For Sale Cheap

A Q horse Burry in good order.
]. B. Tippett. Point Pleasant, w.
We. aa
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Losr-A white fox terrier dog,
with q few spots. young. but large
sizs, had DOLLAR on when last seen.
Any information about the dog.
please notify r. s Hawkins. Point
Pleasant. W. Va. b. F. D No /
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Fal Into a Wall.

While cleaning ont we'll at his
home last Saturday, near Arlee,
Lloyd Terry. while being drawn
from the we'll to the surface, the
rope broke and he fell to the bot.
tom. There was NO water in the
we'll and he alighted on the rocks
at the bottom. His ankle was dis
located and he was otherwise badly
bruised. He was unconscious fo1
come time. but is now ont of danger.
B. Z. Bell, of Couch, lost a va.u.
able work horse by being poisoned
with wild parsnips While pillow.
ing corn and at the edge of the
field the horse bit the tops off two
parsnips, which killed him. There
appears to DO quite great amount
of this deadly poison growing this
summer. and We wonld advise the
farmers to keep look out for it, as
one mouth-fuA of it will kill q
horse. 1t has the Same form and
smell as the tame parsnips. and
any one who knows the tame pars-
nips can tell the wild.
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Things rapidly continue to get
no better in Russia.
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Miss Bertha Stewart and brother,
Clinton, spent few days last week
with their grand parents, MIR. and
Mrs. q ). ". Of NslleE9ity.
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Rev. Sam Caste Allied Rev. Wing.
rove's appointment at Bethel Sunday
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J. o. Yeager, Mrs. Maggie johnson
and Mrs: Laura Ball spent last Sun
day at the old homestead with their
parents and sister, Mrs. Emma Fog
-le4ong,
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Nos. 3 and 4 run daily between Charleston
and MIddleport. L. P KUHN. Ageni
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THROUGH ExPREssA
5:i2 p. m For Charleston, Richmond w ASH
Daily Ex. ington, Newport News, NorIoik
SUNDAY. and all points South and East. =
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
SOUNDING BAY
ON MARIN SIDE
Mysterious Work Cause of
Surmise That Gould Line
Seeks a Terminal There
SECRECY is MAINTAINED
Representatives of Western
Pacific Make Denial and
Say Fight Is in Oakland

For the past. three weeks the firm of
Hyde, Hartjes & Co. of this city has
been busy taking soundings in Rich
ardson Bay, between Sausalito and Bel
vedere. The work has been most thor
ough and has given rise to rumor that
the Western Pacific, baff1ed in it's ef
forts for terminal in Oakland, had de-
cided to come in by the north side of
the bay and that the work of Hyde,
Hartjes & Co. was for the determine
ton of the best place for this ter
minal.
AT the Western Pacific offices, how
ever, this rumor is emphatically denied.
In the absence of Vice President Bogue,
who is in Salt Lake City, his spokes-
man made the following statement:
The Western Pacific has nothing at
all to do with the work going on in
Richardson Bay at present. The work
is probably being done by some of the
electric railway companies of Marin
County"
On the other hand, in the legal de-
partment of the Western Pacific,
preparations are going on vigorously
for the prosecution of the appeal from
the decision of Judge Morrow. which
decided that the Western Pacific had no
right to the place on the Oakland side
where it had determined to have it's
terminal
Marcel Cert, one of the attorneys of
the company, said: I'VE are going to
fight on vigorously. We have appealed
from the decision of Judge Morrow and
the Circuit Court of Appeals, we think,
will sustain us. In addition, however,
we have begun suits to get the terminal
by condemnation and as a last resort
will get it In that fashion
Hyde and Hartjes admitted read
lily that they were taking soundings in
Richardson Bay but would not state
for whom they were doing it. The firm
is the one which was building bulk
heads for the Western Pacific, or its
ally, the American Dredging Company,
on the site of the planned Oakland ter
minal
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
PERSONAL.

Allan Roper of Hongkong is at the Pal
Judge NJ. S. sayre of Lakeport is at the
Lick.
DR.. David Powell of Marysville is at the
st. Francis.
A. J. Thatcher, an attorney of Ukiah. is
at the Lick.
A Raymond Whitney party Of fifteen is
at the Palace.
Key Pittman, an attoreny of Tonopah,
is at the Palace.
]. h Roberts, a capitalist Of Sacramen-
TO, is at the Occidental.
L. D. Owens, hotel owner of Aetna
Springs, is at the Palace.
A. J. Larson, a prominent real estate
dealer Of Lodi, is at the Grand.
George Wingfield, leader in many Tono-
pah enterprises, is at the Palace.
II. S. Cox, a shipping merchant of Seat
tie, is at the st. Francis with his wife.
Colonel John Singleton, a capitalist of
Los Angeles, is at the Palace with his
wife.
w. H. Avery, agent Of the Toyo Kisen
Kaisha Steamship Company, returned to
San Francisco yesterday after business
trip through the East.
]. GLADDEN., prominent mining man
and contractor of Salt Lake, formerly
contractor of Los Angeles, is at the
Grand. He has been buying automobiles
for use in the regions adjacent to Salt
Lake
Walter Frost of Chicago president of
the National Canned Goods and Dried
Fruit Association, is at the Palace. He
has been visiting the fruit regions of Cali
fornia and sizing up this years prospec-
tive crop.