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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-17

Your most valuable CUrIeSRA REMEDIES have
done my child so much good that feel like saying
this for the benefit OF those who arc troubled with
akin disease. Ny little girl was troubled with
Eczema, and tried several doctors and medicines,
but did not do her any good until used the cuTI.
cun REMEDns, which speedily cured her, for
which owe you many thanks and many nights Of
rest. ANTON BossniER, Edinburgh, Ind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-17

WHO can forctell sudden bruise on
the leg OF a favorite! Keep Salvation
Oil for the stable.
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UNION Railroad Office, 1900 Market
street, 1000 and 1000 mile tickets.
Tickets via all lines. Steamboat tickets,
twelve lines.
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The Seven Cuticura Boys

Our little son will BE- four ysars Of are m IL,
25Gh inst. In Nay, 1855, he vas attacked M !,
very painful breaking out OF the skin. wse,Il.,
In = physician, who treated him for nbou, ~,
weeks. Tho child received little or no rood M,
the treatment, N tho breaking out, Iuppo,sd I,
the physIelan to DO hives In an aggravated form
became larger In blOtehes and more and NOR, an.
trcssIng. We were frequently obliged 10 70, m
in tho might and rub him with soda In vns,
strong llnlmcntS, etc. Finally, We called o,S.,
physicians, until no lea than .z had a,enp,,A 4,
cure him, all alike failing, and the child I,,BI,
getting worse and worse, until abOu. the ssb !,
last July, when we began to give him CrT,c,E,
REsoEvEST internally, and the CUrIcuRL and Or.
TIoURA Soar externally, and by the last OF August
he was 90 nearly well that We gave him only an.
dose Of the REsOEvENr about every second d,v
for about ten days longer, and DO Ia, never bcDo
troubled slncO with the horrible nalady.
II. Z. RYAN, Cayuga, Livingston Co, Ill
Subscribed and sworn to before me hi, fourth
day Of January, 1857. C.N. coE, ar
Sold everywhere. Price: CrTlcrRA, SOs.; solp,
&c.; REsoLyEST, q. Prepared by the Form
DRud AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, MASs.
As- Send for elbow to Cure Skin DlseAIO,," u
pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
III. A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-17

Dox'r forget the Skating and Dancing
Carnival ut the Alhamba tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-17

These seven beautiful boys owe their beauty Of
akin. luzuranee Of hair, purity Of blood, and
freedom from hereditary faint or humou Of the akin
or scalp to the celebrated cuTrcuRA REMEDIES.
For cleansing, purifying and identifying tho akin
Of children and infants, and curing tortudng. dis
figuring, itching Sealy and pImply diseases Of tho
akin, scalp and blood with loss Of hAIr, from In
fancy to old age, CuTIcuRA, the great akin cure.
and CUTIcuRA Soar, an exquisite akin bSautifsr,
prepared from 1t externally, and CUTIcuRA M.
SOLVENT, the new blood puhaer, internally, are
Inh.IIIhIn
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FoR latest styles and lowest prices in
Carpets 60 70 STONE & TnoNAs,
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NV silk Warp and All-Wool Henri.
ettas, in latest shades, at
SroxE & Thomas.
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SAVE from 10 to 25 per cent by buying
your Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths and Lin
oleums Mt STONE & THOMAS.
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General Notices.
A INVOLVEMENT,

. A INVOLVEMENT.
/, the undersigned, do hereby announce ny
self a candidate for the nomination FoR slEHlr
OF the County Of Ohio, West Virginia, subject II
all Democratic rules. -...-..-
fcS JOHN ROBRECllT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-17

The thermometer at Schpepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered us follows:
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NV DRESS GooDs arriving daily ut
STONE & THOMAS.
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DOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
1T present occupied by John Il. MclAin. nalHI.
nls, hot aud cold water throughout; AL inw'S,
M M. ~ si Eleventh street. jag
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NOTICE,

NOTICE
An adjourned annual and special meeting d
the stockholders Of the Wheeling & llarfsGui'ii
Railway Company Of West Virginia, Will X htli
Ut the COmpaIy6 Office In the city Of Wheellhs
O'Clock r. " II. II. COCHRAN,
mrl5 President
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TSsEC0ND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
~ Rev. VIM. II. Cooke, DID. pastor. 50
vices at 1880 a. m and 1850 p. IN. sabbath Schos
ut ga. IN.
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For Rent.

DIOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSI
II No. Ills Chapllne street, formerly Occlllpie
by DR.. Dlckey. Possession given NJ ONE y q
sired, WA. l.. NcPllAlL,
des 1905 Market sticci
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Religious Notices.

TNsT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH-Rry. R. Z
~ swopc, DID, rector. Services at iO1
a. m. and $50 p. IN.
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TSSFIRsT ENG. EVAN. LUTHERAN
4-S CHURCi-Roy. L. II. DOrnblnser, ia.
tor. Services ut lO;S0 H. NJ, aud 200 p. N. NOuni
peoples meeung after evening service. SundE
School at . ~, IN,
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RSUNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
~ Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, d. D., pastor. 81
Vices at 1880 a. M. and 1850 y. m. Sabbath sChUl
at n. III.
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TSSZANE STREET NJ. +. CIIURCH-C, 81
by Gnlham, pastor. Preaching NJ lO:O d
IN. and 200 p. m. Sunday School ut . p. nj
Prayer meeting ut u. nj. Sunday, and Wednu
day at 1870 p. IN.
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TSST. LUKEs +. +. CIuRCH-Rcr. !
by Gibson CAN'T, rector. Services OF iOl
q. m. and 200 p m. sabbath School Ut Z? p. {
Subject for night: "The Anglican Church 90.
Her HeAd: Homo aud ST. Potter.
National Republican., 1888-03-19
USING sMoKEtN WARFARE.
An Odd Hut EncctuaI Method for
Bafiiing the Enemy.
ISf- .lnmns EnZnfir

Smoke will certainly play au important
part in the warfare Of the future. last year
at Milford Haven aud this year IN Lang.
stone llarbor II was artiGcally created IN
large quantities in order, to form screens
behind which attacking forces might, unob-
served, approach within range Of forts and
batteries. On each occasion RATS ladcnwiih
cUmbustiblcs were set on fire and iloatcd
into positions from which the wind carried
the smoke In n more or less dense cloud in
the direction of the dcfcuse,
On the other hand, ever since the intro
duCtion of the modern ordnance and rapid
rifle fire, IL has been felt that the hugo vol
umes of smoke which would he bclchcd
forth during a battle Of the present day
would probably prevent the USE Of big gun,
TO the best advantage. .'
Smoke, In fact, may, according TO circum-
stances, he either great assistance Or u
grave impedimcnt in warfare. The ideal
state of things IL, Of course, one in which
the production Of smoke shall be controlled
so that either a clear atmosphere or II cloudy
Onc;may as need may arise, be created
around u battery or ship In action.
This ideal has now to some extent been
attained. 1t is found that smoke, as it
issues from the muzzlc Of II heavy gun, can
he almost instantaneously prccipitated by
means of simple electrical apparatus. Tho
invention is based upon the researches Of
rrof. Tyndall, Lord Ruyleigh, and Prof.
Lodge in the action Of electricity upon
floating dust and vapor, and II should
hc Of considerable military value,
National Republican., 1888-03-19


perpetrating Wholesale murder
John Pfender, u cObbling shoemaker, re
siding In o small house ON the Brentwood
Road near Deer Park, was suddenly seized
with madness or acute mania, due to pro
lOngcd broOding over family troubles, one
day last week, and his friends, wholly unable
to control him and fearing his violence for
others as well as himself, went at once for
Constable Hanna and engaged his services to
take the man to the Insane. Asylum and
County Poor House at Yapha,lk.
Managing after much trouble and with
the assistance of others to get the powerful
German on the west-bOund train, everything
went well and quietly until suffolk station
was reached, when Pfcndcr clnnlngly not
ing that the constable was less wdtehiul,
suddenly gave vent to u loud below, and
spIinging out of the seat ran up and down
the car screaming and striking ut every
man he could reach. After several turns up
and down, each time shaking of all inter
ference, he dashed out Of the car door and
through the cars ahead, mounted the ten
der, sprang into the cab of the engine and
began an assault upon the engineer Be
ing n small man, he was rapidly being over
powered, when Fireman DAILY, picking up q
long bar of iron. struck him a heavy blow
across the neck and back that felled him to
the cab floor, when he was seized and
bound by Constable Hanna and others.
For a time IL was feared that he was
dead, hut after the constable had poured
part of the contents Of q bottle he had in
his hip pocket. down the mans throat he
began to revive, and by the time Lakeland
Station was reached was able to walk back
TO the car. Shortly after he surprised every
one by talking nationally, and seemed to
have no knowledge of anything that had
happened.
BY the time the party got of at Yaphaup,
the mans entire appearance had changed,
the wild look had left his eyes, his gait was
steady, and he was quiet and docile. In
deed, so fully recovered was he that he was
refused admission to the asylum, not being
violent, and not having a commitment
signed by two regular physicians.
II was on the way back to Deer Park that
the constable discovered the secret of this
sudden change from insanity to sanity. On
taking cut his bottle to refresh himself he
discovered that instead of being q bottle Oi
whisky, il was one of Scotch Oats Essence
| that he had that morning bought ut the
| druggists for his wife's Chronic Headache.
| and which In the excitement he had mis-
| taken for liquor and given the stricken
maniac nearly half its contents.
This great nerve remedy has worked
| wonders IN all forms of nervous disease
; but none so marvellous as this, and al
. through mistake. But II was lucky
mistake for Pfender, who has, since his
/ return home, been taking II regularly ant
| has had no return of his old symptoms
National Republican., 1888-03-19
TB.trEIEBS, GuTDE.
FINIIE GREAT pENNSYLNNNTN tup"rs -
THE NOHTII, " EST. "A NDSJU TIW,G,T
DouBLBrHACK, ,sPI. .lsyUlD SCESEiO
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT T. k'il'-


TIVE GREAT rENNsYLVNNtN = lp-rs -
THE NoITlI WEST. A NpSDU T1WE,r
DoyBLBrlACK, ,sPl. rsEUlD SCE%E'N;
STEEL RAILS, MAGNIFICENT E(.il.
- IN EFFECT DEC. 10, iss7
, TRIMS LEAVE Washington iro u statiIn
corner Gtl and ~ streets, rs follows:
For rittsburg and the West Chicago l,imitcl
Express of Palace Sleeping Cars ut $50 u. M
daily; Fast Line, $50 a. IN. daily 10 Cincinnati
and =. Louis, with sleeblng Cars from harris.
daily except Saturday, 10 Chicago, with Sleep
ing Car AltOona 10. Chicago, Western TX.
press, at t;lo p. m, daily, with Sleeping Cars
Washngtun tO Chicago and 81. Louis, and, CN-
CCpt saturdays. Harrisburg to Cleveland.
connecting daily Ht Harrisburg with through
Slrcrrs Tor Louisville and Memphis Pacific
Express, ~ y. m. daily for l'lttsburg aud tbs
West, with through sleeper to pittsburg. and
Pittsbtrg tO Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Eric, Cannndapna Rochester, liiffllo,
Niagara, 1870 p m, daily, except Saturday,
with lalaCc Cars Washington tu Rochester.
For Millnnspurt, Lock Haven and Ein.ru,
At H5Oa m. daily, cErcpt sunday.
For New York and the East, $50, 800, it@o,
aud ilaon II. m, 2un. i:IO, 1000 and il:21 p IN.
TN sunday, 900. li.iO a, M, aD1 $40. 1000, Hul
ilaD 2. m Limited Express OF Pullman parior
ana nlnInng Gar. GiO a m. daily except SUI
dHy, anu 3H1 p ~. daiS.
For Boston without change, 800 p. m every
day.
For brooklyn. y. y. all through trains con.
meet ut Jersey city with boats Of Brooklyn
Annex. afIurding direct transfer TO Fulton
street, avoiding duublc tcrriagc across New
York city.
For Philndclpha 80. 300 1900 and li:p
u, M 2fO, iln, 600, lO:nO, and ii;lDp y. m. On
sunday, NUo llI0 u. m, 300, i:l0 bgN. 1000,
ard 1iaN =. m. Limited Express, Parlor and
Dining Cars, Ni0 a. IN. week days, aud 3Jj p.
IN. daily,
For baltimore, G;s5, 7:cO, 900 o:io. $50. 1900,
$50 u. IN, 1896 2;OO, $50, i:lO tlO 10 600,
S:lO, 1000, and ii2D y. IN. ON sunday, 900
0G5, D:tN, 1870 u. m. 200, 3i5 t;i0, 600, $40,
1900, and lis.n p. IN.
For poues Crock Line, 7.20 u. m. and $40 u.
m. daily except sunday,
For Annapolis, i:.0 and 900 u. IN. 1905, i.21.
aud GC0 p m. daily, except sunday. sundays
KLEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAll.NAl, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD
For Alexandria GsO. G:3j, $40. 9i7, 1857 q. IN,
l2.0i noon 100 i:!6, 800, UOi. GaD. sos, i0glj
and li:Ji y. IN. ON sunday, at 600, 9Ii, 1885 Il
M, 2:;IO, .G:3O, sos. and 1906 ~, IN.
Accommodations for Quantlco, 800 p m
week days.
For Richmond and the South, 600. iO:j1 a. IN.
daily, and 6:Ol p. IN. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington
GO5 ;:n5, 800 9:lO, 1915, 11:07 u. M; 1=!D BOZ
3:.3. 6lO i:O5 0:32, l0I2, and ll;O5 y. NJ On
sunday AZ 9:l0 and llO7 a. M; 600 5'lO. T'Oj,
9:S4, and 1O:i2 p, IN.
Tickets and Information at the office, north
east corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and nj the station, where orders can
lie left lor the checking Ot baggage to de'tina'
j, Il, WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
ClIAS. f., PUGll, General Manager.
National Republican., 1888-03-19
"BLUEJ. RILES.o
He Knew How He Spelled His Np'ne
and Astonished u Clerk.
[san Francisco Reporter.l

and AstOnished Clerk.
[San Francisco Reporter.l
Saturday, be 1t remembered, is,a short day
at the banks, and the clerks aud ltellers arc
expected to do as much business In three
hours as they do in six on any other day. As
consequence they are pushed for time and
have little inclination TO ,dawdle over their
work. few minutes before IL O'Clock to-
day the swing at Donohoe-Kelly's bank
was pushed open AID a man entered, who
ooked curioilsly about him and then ad-
vanced to the paying teller's counter. lie
was roughly dressed, and his face was orna-
mented with Il set of red galways that would
have gladdened the heart Of Sam Hickey, the
Irish comedian, in his rawest days. lie held
in his hand check for II small amount,
which he presented for payment.
''But don't know you," said the clerk.
swell, phwat of that?n was the reply, ut
tered in tone Of voice which seemed to in
dicate that no trifling would be tolerated. l
"Nothing except that l am expected to
know to whom pay this money. What's
your name, anyway"
''Me name Is jtYh
'YGs, your name want 10 know If you
are the party to whom this check is made
payable.n
i'Well, thin, II you must know, me names
Blue Jay Riley"
whats thatS"
"Blue jay Riley, Sure that's plain enough,
isn't itY'
swell, hardly, Rather peculiar name,
isn't itY'
"As To that, young man, ! don't know
that Il Is. l didn't AK your name, did | Y'
"You did not but would you be kind
enough to just spell 1t out for me, Mr.
Rileygn
II win," was the response of the gentle
man with the sluggeTs, who hy this time
was getting hot in the collar. "lt's Blue
Jay Riley, Double 90 (W) Jay o. Riley,
Bloc Jay Riley is that plain enough for
ye, me mon w
The teller was forced to admit that it was
plain enough, and Mr., Blue j. Riley's CIV.
J. Riley's) Identity having been established
he was paid his money ana passed out into
the street to cool of.
National Republican., 1888-03-19
DIEDMUNT AIR LINE,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. IL. fsSs.
Trains leave II. y +. station, Sixth aud d
streets
s&O \. M-EaSt Tennessee Mail daily for
WHrrcutun, GOrdunsvillc, CharlOttoS-
willie, Lynchburs, and stations between
AeNandra and LynchburG, RoamoSc,
Bristol, KuuSvillc, Rome, Calcra, Mont
gumcry, and New Orleans, pulmau
sleeper Washington To New orleans.
ll;!i \. M,,Fnst mail daily for Warrcntpn,
charlottesville, Gordonsvile, stations
Chesapeake and ohio route, Lynch
burg, Rocky Mount Danvillo, aud
stations between lynchhurg and Dau-
willie, Greensboro Raleigh, Charlotte,
Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta, Iirming
and California Pullman sleeper New
York to atlanta In connection with
leans and Mann iioudnir Slcopers tor
Birmingham, Nicksburg and Shreyc-
Iort, Pullman sleeper Danyille TO
Washington 10 atlanta, Does not
connect for g. ~ q. route points ON
Sundays
.3nP Mr-Daiy except sunday, for Mana
Ssis, strasburg, and intermediate sta
tiunS
5@NP. M.--Wcstem cXprc = daily Tor Warren
ton. .GordonsNillC, charlottesville, Louis,
willie, Cincinnati. and ST. Louis, Pull.
man Slcepors and solid trains Washing
ION To Louisville; also Tor Lynchburg,
Bristol, CHATTANOOGA, Memphis, Little
Rock, aud all southwestern points.
Through Pullman SlCCpCrs Wnshiugt m
TO Memphis without change,
liUOp M,-SolithcrT Express daily for Lynch
burg Danvllu. Raleigh, Ashcvilc,
Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, Augusta,
Atlanta Montgomery, New Orleans,
TCNas. and california. Pullman sleep
ur> Washington 10 New orleans, VIII
Atlanta aud Montgomery, Pullman
Scgpcrs Washington t. Aiken, :, e.
without change.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND ONO DI-
VISION,
Leave Washington nj! u, m, daily, except sun
uuy, and i.i6 p m daily, arriving ~ Round
liiIl li;iS q, N, and i:9l y. M; returning leave
Round I'LL $50 u. IN, daily and l@!l y, m iaily,
except sunday, arriving Washington S;3l a. m.
and 3,55 p, m.
Through trains from the SouthVia Charlotte,
uniNillr, aud lyuChhmg arrive In Washing
ton s:lO H. m, S'Ei Z, m; Via Fast Tennessee,
BriStul, and lyuclburg, Al 1913 Il, m. anl 0;m
p. M Via Chesapeake aud ohio route AMI
Charlottesville, at 0iO p m, Strasburs local
ut N:li q, m,
l.ickcts, Sleeping car reservation, aud inior.
nation furnished and baggage checked nt
office, 1870 Pennsylvania avenue, uul at pas
ScngCr station, Pennsylvania railroad, sixth
and u streets, JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agrut
National Republican., 1888-03-19
CORSET-wEARING MEN.
a Maker of Stays JuStifies the Prac-
tice In Some Instances.


Everybody has heard of the man that
wears corsets, but nobody appears to have
seen him. The general conclusion has
been that the c6rset-wcaring man is
myth. Eut he isn't myth, and exists in
flesh and blood right here in Chicago. \
Chicago corset maker tell me that he
knows men who wear Corset3.
II am not mentioning any names he
said, discrectly, but lam sure that score
of Chicago men wear cOrscts. We have
made corsets for two or three men, and /
know Of Others who buy theirs ut the dry
goods stores. II Is Il sensible practice, too.
If II man is so built that he finds il diff
cult to stand erect, or to present shapely
figure, he may find Il corset oigreat assist
ance to him, bust us the shoulder braces or
back pads might be. ] know one pOrtly
gentleman who cuts such q ridiculous fig
ure in dress suit that hiswiie once induced
him to put on one of her cOrsets--she is
big woman-and he liked II so well that
lie had u corset made, and was at the De-
pew banquet the other night with corset
ON. L know young man who has a hand
some figure, which he is fond of showing
Off in dress suit, but he is troubled with
weakness of the back. On trying corset
lie found such welcome relief from the
fatigue of long evening in society, where.
of course, he was anxious all the time TO
look as well as he could and preserve an
erect manly carriage, that corset Is now
part ofhis evening dress attire. could take
you over to the Palmer House this minute
and show you man who wears q corset
simply through vanity, though | think
Il majority of the men who indulge in this
luxury do so for physical reasons and on
common'scnsc principles"
National Republican., 1888-03-19
GLASSES THAT CHEER.
i Simple Cure for II Headache and II
Valuable Hint.
New York Mail and Express.l

New York Mail and Express.l
"tilad to see you looking so well. The
last time saw you you were pale and was
worried by your depression. What have you
been doingY'
''Ibought n pair of glasses. That was
all.n
The manager of II large business estab-
ment ON Union Square had met II friend
whom he had not seen before IN months and
tinfnmtT's ,Seilewed health was the subject
of the conversation. n.------>--------.----
"'rell me all about it,"
"You remember how felt last spring? ]
was hardly able to do any work. had
shooting pains through my head, and felt
dizzy after had been an hour or so in the
Office. | thought was bilious, and took
only weakened me. Then went to my
doctor. lie said was drinking too much.
So Istopped even beer, but got no better.
went to him again. He gave me thorough
examination and suggested that ! stop
smoking. So broke Off that habit with no
gain in health. All this time | was taking
medicine by the quart. He next told me
must take Il vacation. did so. The first day
| was In the country | lolled around in the
open air, and the next morning felt better
than had done in some months. That day
| rolled into hammock and read n novel.
The next morning was rs badly broken up
as before. rested that day aud felt better
the next. Finally | began to connect the
use Of my eyes with my sickness. | drove
in,o the nearest village, bought n pair of
speCtaclcs, and that very day began TO i'm
prove. When arrived home went TO IN
oculist and had glasses of the right power
prescribed. use these in reading and
working, and since then have been differ
ent man. | AIN no longer worried about my
heath. ] don't fear insanity. ] am not
dreadmg death and think OF getting married
next year, and intend to dance at my graud-
child's silver wedding. Simple cure, wasn't
4,
National Republican., 1888-03-19
The Religion of the British Royal
Family.
VANITY Fair

The exchange of compliments which has
Just passed between the queen and the
pope has given rise to some foolish talk
about her majesty's religious opinions. 1t
has been openly said that she has leaning
toward the Catholic Church, or, II she has
not many Of her children have This is
nonsense The queen is, If anything out
side the Church of England, a staunch
Presbyterian. She likes service without
display and q sermon without length.
Canons Rowsell and DuckwOrth are among
her fayorite pulpit orators as are many of
the well known Scotch divines. As for the
other members of the royal family, the
Prince Of Wales likes any liturgy that has
go in 1t, The princess is strongly addicted
to the school Of the late DIR. Pusey, Prince
Edward, who shares his mothers views,
goes with her. Neither of them, however,
has ever shown the slightest inclination or
wish TO leave the Church Of England for
the communion Of Rome,
National Republican., 1888-03-19
Presents 10 successful Candidate..

Mcssrs. W. W. Nollc and George A. Tracy
two of the successful candidates for delegate
from Columbia Typographical Union, No iOl
Of this city, to the meeting of their inter
national body 1T Kansas City, In June next
were the recipients of handsome testimonial,
on saturday night FROM their friends, the former
receiving new silk hat and the latter gold.
headed ebony cane. The gentlemen Were
both taken by surprise, but recovered them
selves and entertained the donors IN hand
some style at tyan's Inn.
National Republican., 1888-03-19

Long Island Rail
road. IL seemed
for q time as If the
infurlated maniac,
h n wing escaped
from his keeper,
would capture the
entire train, loco
motive aud all, and
succeeded IN his
bpllish tlegipn of
National Republican., 1888-03-19
Passenger Trains in Collision.

MEANWHILE, Pa, Mar ls,-The west bound
fast express and east bound passenger on the
"Nypano" collded near here to-day. Both
trains were wrecked Engineer Festenston,
who was caught In the wreck, was badly
scaldcd. Both engines took fire.