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Evening capital., 1889-04-08

~ ~r@tss@1* Ns<esN ss*A -" - W~R 49,
ways Opposed TO the Principle oF lssns
ishmsns ana ChaFe. Under nis Martyr
dom.
BRussEi.s. April s. There Is wide
difference of opinions as to whether the
flight of Boulanger and his absence from
France prove detrimental or the opposite
to Bonlangism. The most plausible
view is that nothing can be changed By
this unexpected event and that the Bou.
langists can hold their councils at Brus
sells, London, Geneva or elsewhere with
out finding their action interferred with.
It is not his being in exile that will pre-
vent Boulangcr from communicating
with his followers or keeping his fellow
countrymen posted in the profound ideas
that germanate in his brain, when moi
suggested by his political managers
Since he has crossed the frontier K
this place of safety he has issued an0
promulgated protestation by telephone
against the jurisdiction of the senate and
submitted TO interviews, which were re-
produced in many journals. M. NaQuei
also read long political speech for him
before Socialist gathering.
This speech, like the one delivered AZ
Tours Is an accentuated declaration Of
republicanism. In it Boulanger goes &C
far as to call those aliens who accuse
him Of owing his electoral successes tc
the support of the Monarchists. Such
declaration must have been highly pleas
ing to the Socialistic committee that or.
ganized the meeting at st. Fargeau res
taurant.
As for the Monarchists, il they are MOI
satisfied they can console themselves
with the reflection that Boulanger has
never shown much consideration for
them, and that he looks upon their sup
port as absolutely gratuitous and dis
interesting.
Evening capital., 1889-04-08

EOD AND NAN BY the Rev. Henry
NJ Truro Bray, IL. A., LII. D. This is an
elegantly gotten up book; fearless, profound,
and subllmsly beautiful in its contents. Is is
the book for the times. It's IN truth reYe
lation. Size. 9x6. Sent post paid for S2.--
Send stamp for circulars. BOLT PUP. co.
Box 500, st. Louis, Mo. S2lm
Evening capital., 1889-04-08

boldly out for AIr.
Field, after tenn
porarily waver-
ing between the
opposing lines.
and such notable
generals as Ham
ilton Disston and
David H. Lane
have espoused
the cause of the
cabinet officer.
The mayor and
Mr.. NJ Name es
,..1s-4nsn, 4 4
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FOE RENT.
Wanted TO Buy for Cash.

About Thirty (sO) Barrels OF good CORN.
For particulars apply TO d. RAE, Francis
Street. Annapolis Nd, or address, NJ. KERR,
s.. Margareta, A. A. Co, Nd. $40
Evening capital., 1889-04-08

Prince Napoleon Confers with Isoulanger.
LONDON, April g. The Times CORES.
pondent in Brussels says that Prince
Victor Napoleon visited Gen. Boulanger
on Saturday and that the two held Il
long conference on Sunday in restau.
rant in the outskirts OF the city.
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nave - pOuoSu %sstS< s4sssskes * flkkkSS&Ss3
Mr.. Nc Names ~
maintain h cir Jts LID.
original position OF opposition. but the
rank and file Of the party seem disposed
to accept the situation and asnuiese in
the appointment of Mr.. Field.
The pOst0liice being disposed of the
powers that be have applied themselves
to the composition Of slate for other
important local offices, with the following
result:
Collector Thomas VI Cooper.
Surveyor Of the William II. Leeds.
Superintendent Of the mint nt-Harry B. Tyler.
Collector of internal revenue David Martin.
Naval o1icer-T Thomas J. Powers.
This combination Is likely to continue
in popular favor until Senator QUAY
comes down from Beaver during the
middle of the week, when a readiust-
ment of the names IS possible.
THE wANAMAKER RECEPTION.
The Manufacturers club win celebrate
the opening of their elegant new club
house on Walnut street on Wednesday
evening by reception to Postmaster
General Wananalzer. The affair promises
to be one of the most brilliant social sue
cesses of the season. Out of the 1900
invitations sent out 600 acceptances have
been received, and il is expected that the
attendance will number fully 1900.
Among those who win gather round tile
festive board are Secretary Rusk, As
sistants Clarkson and Hazen. from the
postoEIice department, Senator's Hic-
gins. Cameron, Chace, Manderson, His
4
gOnlery county, and all the Philadelphia
congressman except Dir. Randall, who is
i'll.
Governor Beaver. lieutenant Governor
Davis. Attorney General Kirkpatrick.
Adjt Gen. Hastings. Secretary Charles
w. Stone and Philadelphia members of
the legislature will represent the state.
There will also be present ex-senator
Sewell, Lawyer Daniel DOugherty. Col.
Elliott +. Shepard, Of The New York
Mail and Express, Gen. Siclzles and no
end Of local luminaries.
SPRING SPORTS
The average Philadelphian turns with
unspeakable relief from the threadbare
topics Of national politics and municipal
management which have absorbed his
interest during the winter. to the athletic
outdoor sports which the spring enc0arr-
ages and the summer fosters. And Of
course the national game is the pastime
which catches the crowds. Over {. 900
hardened enthusiasts went ont to the
Athletic grounds Saturday and shivered
and shook and yelled themselves hoarse
but not warm over the first game for the
loI | championship between the PhilIies
q the Athletics.
a large number Of collegiars braved
Evening capital., 1889-04-08

Money to Loan in Small Amounts on good
security.
sls sn Address "W.," cArlrAL oiiee.
Evening capital., 1889-04-08

TNOR SALE.-Young Jerses cow and CALF
Y Apply TO yANSANT'S Hiring stables on
West 8 rect. 26tf
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL

MRS. II. M. HOLLIDAYOKE, has removed
70 No 90 Main Street, tStore formerly o.
cupied BY F. VOlmer.) opposite Conduit Street,
where she will be pleased to see her old Gus
toners. S27
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EHOR RENT-From April lst, the HOUSE
E No. % Church Street. For terms ap-
ply 70 No. 10S Gloucester Street. ml2
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.BOULANCER'S EXILE.
Still Protesting Loyalty to the
Republic.
HIg address 10 zee sOuIALIsTs

The Gallant Gcneral says Ne Was Al
ways Opposed TO the Principle oF lsnn.
ishmens nna ChaFe. tlndcr lis Martyr
dom.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-14

inauguratea scheme which, ifsucoess-
FIJI might suddenly introduce into cur
communities men OF every cline, wllo
being aliens 10 rs in sentiments, SYM
pathies, laws and language, would
prove disturbing force. crowd
against our defendants. and cause
them to reproach as for haste aud
want offorrthought
T. The results Of che war Ten with
a more disastrous effect ou the far
mcrs Of the south than upon any other
large class Of our people. By emauci-
patton they lost two thousand million
dollars Nearly all their horses aud
mules were destroyed, aud the South
ern farmers found themselves with
out brood-mare or stallion, pasture or
experience la raising stock. Dead
falls robbed them OF their produce.
aud thieves discouraged them from
raising hogs aud cattle. The negro
was a disorganizing factor in every
community, and uncertainty reigued.
The social system had to undergo
revolution. Yet the farmers OF the
South, addressing themselves with
calmness, patience, aud energy to the
task before them, have been removing
obstacles, overcoming difficulties, and
toiling on, until they now find them
selves in better and more hopeful con
dition than they have been for TWEEN
ty years. They are more out of debt
than they have been tor a long while
In nearly every neighborhood may be
found a good horse. boar or bull. Fen
ces and barns are being repaired.
Hogs are not SO apt to be killed in
raising. Agriculture is more diver
sified, and lands are being improved.
When the war closed, oats were seldom
sown, even in patches. Now the oat
| is becoming a staple crop. In 1860
the cotton crop was about three mill
lion bales, while last year it had climb
ed up to seven million. DO these
things indicate idleneSs and incapac-
ity?
8. individuals, in making haste to
get rich, are liable to run into excess
es that result in injury both to them
selves and to others But the Legis-
lature OF a great State refusing to in
voIve itself in the financial schemes Of
any, should guard against invasion
the character of the people, their love
of chivalry and honor, their respect
{ for law and pride of country, a quiet
Sabbath. and the welfare and prosper.
ity of farmers whose intelligence
courage, and self-rcliant manhood
make them Que Of the States creates
] bulwarks.
"For what avail the pillow, or sail,
Or land, or life, if virtue falls
! In view of what is said above, tn,
> Farmers Alliance Of Tuskaloos,
! County asks your Honorable Bodies t.
, refuse the measures alluded to in tn,
above preamble, and to dctach tn,
subject of Immigration from the De
parment of Agriculture.
All Of the foregoing is respectful!
submitted.
T. NJ. BARBOUR, Pres
L. +. BURKs, Sec. Jan. 1889.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1889-03-14

Persons troubled with rheumatism
should try Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
One application will ease the pain, and
its continued use has cured many cases
of chronic and inflammatory rheuma-
tism, that had resisted other remedies
and even the treatment Of the best
physicians. Price, 80 cents per bottle.
For sale by II. r. Moore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
OCCUPATION INCOMPATIBLE.
Why the Widow Grampus Refrsined from
Marrying Henry slumpus.

The voice OF the laudlady trembied
slightly as she looked at the middle-aged
but wellpceseyed gentleman bsiOre her
and said:
Can it be possible? Is this Henry
Slumpus, the friend and companion of my
earlier days."
ut is, FlOrauee-Mrs. Grumpus," he
said, his own voice betrsying an excite
ment he could not repges5. Il have come
500 miles TO see you"
How STRANGE she cried, AS she sunk
into a chair. Pray be seated, Harry
Mr.. Slumpus. How it sesns to bring
back old times to see you againw
Al: dOes-it dOesm ne replied. ''Twen-
~ years have gone. Itsesms an age. Yet,
how lightly time has touched you! Par
don me for saying SO, bnt you look scarce
~ day older since that sad, bitter morn
iug. 30 lorg ago, when that foolish quar-
rel. in which / was t. blame, separated
U.s.
do not speak OF it, Har-Mr. SUM
pus. - replied the lady. Il Was not blame
less myself Bat, tell me your history.
Where have you bsen, and what have you
done in all these years? Are you-ars
you"
Married. he interrupted, ia a vOics
THAT quiyered in spite Of him. mo.
There has never been room ia my heart
for more than one lOve?"
For a few moments he was silent, and
then he resumed.
Z f-fs
bls morning / went TO the far west.
threw myself into business, caring little
whether / vas successful or not. l pros
p-rsd. In due time / learned through a
friend Of your marriage 70 Mr. Grumpus.
I threw myself still deeper into business.
[ made fortunes and lost them again, IN
moved by either success or failure. At
present am 70. rich, but AN IN comfort
abs circumstances, with my means invest
ed in business chat furnishes me q salts
factory income. learned o few days ago
b. accident, that you had been q widow
Tor several years, a1d longing came upon
me 10 see you again. | could not resist 1t,
and I am hare. Are you sorry to see me,
F!orence?n
liam no'" said the widow softly.
''Tou have told of yourself Mr. Slum-
pus -'
Call me Harry, please.
"Well-HMry-and itmay interest you
TO know that Mr. Grumpus. while net
wealthy, left me O competence which Is in
vested il a business that is every prosper
ous.n
May / ask what il -"
1T is an establishment for ma1ufactuI-
ing Of russell shoes
The visitor rose and took his hat.
my romance is at an end, Mrs. Grum-
pus, " he, said, 10 hollow voice. Il am a
manufacturer Of liquid shoe blacken-
ing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08

bonnets aud Jewels, most of them very
youthful in appearance, though she was
over seventy years Of age. Mrs. Actor
dresses with q solemn. handsome expen-
siveness at the cost of $4,000 or $1,000 a
year, and all of the yOunger Vanderbilt
women spend great deal of money on their
clothes. Mrs. George Gould, who was
Edith Kingdom, the actress, and who has
been the quietest and most careful woman
sinee her marriage, spends money like wa
ter when it comes to question of clothes,
and must put good $40 900 year in the
hands of the dressmakers. Her dressmak-
er, By the way, is a woman who had a
good deal of social position, but who, when
financial misfortunes came, followed the
example Euglish women of rank have set
of late year,, and went into the milliner's
business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
ruEY saoULD"eEr TOGETHER

TuRY SHOULD GET TOGETHER SO
Tue high tariff men are the most iucon-
sistsnt clsss Of individuals in the country.
E4ca will argue how beneficial TO the
whole country and every branch OF indus
try the high tariff is, but this benehcent
tariff must be only on his particular pro-
due lie can't see any sense in protecting
that OF any one else.
The Massachusetts, Question clubs are
keeping Up their inquiries on the subject OF
the tariff with valuable results in this line.
Recently certain questions in regard to the
duties upon coal, iron ore and crude iron
were addressed to PELEG MCFARLIN,
treasurer Of TIE Ellis Foundry Company 80
South Carver Mas. DIR. MCFARIIN, Of
course. wants his own product protected,
but rot tba, Of the producers of his raw
material He ia a pronounced protection
is,, but this TACT does not prevent him from
saying:
.It is palplbic to mymind that the time has
arrived 1r radical resdius,mcuto' The tariff
ssapDliei To- the commodities cited in your let
t.r Certainly no exicency exists today which
cam .rstl J a. duty of 500 on a ton OF pig-iron,
and cannot understand by wha. process 90 ree-
soufu- our lav makers defend ITS continuance
Mr.. ECFARLIN goes on 20 say that when
the tariff on any article becomes unrSason-
ably high or unduly low, the true friend
o, protection will call for a modification.
He notes that when in 1872 the duty on
iron was s. 30, it VET thought excessive,
although the market price was about S5O
per ton; but now pig iron is sold for SIG 90,
and the duty is $G72. This dniy, he
saws. Is so excessive as to ''subvert the
very foundations Of protection, " so far as
New England is concerned, and he calls
upon the New England COngrsssmen to
stand together as ore man to secure q
sharp reduction in the duty on iron. OH
erviss. he declares, a once fOurishing IL
dus.ry, which, properly fOstered will az
lord support to 100000 people, will bs
swept away without afordiug aPpreoiab,e
compeusating benefits to any other part OF
the country. Mr.. MCFARL1N as manu-
facturer loudly demands "ths former rea-
sonable tariff rate Of "a per cent I'D yalcr-
en-" on iron, which be thinks would rsnew
the hum of industry in scores Of now de
serted mills.
Mr.. McFARLN can't, for the life Of
him. see Why the pig iron men, to the
south Of him, want TO be protected, TOO, or
boW protection in their case does any good
or fills ans body's dinuer-paI.
Thee ProtscuOnists should get together.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
ALIrrLE PREMATURE.
Too Early to Begin Fightipg over Candi-

Too Early to Eegin Fighting over Candi
dates
Ciuks0n N0HYGral.
Tbs Hinton Independent ID uncommonly
early in the field, alarmingly so, with sug-
gestions for Democratic congressional tim
Der fer the next congressional campaign,
aad suggests the mama Of Governor E. Viii
lis Wilson. TOE Nopparel would like to
make the i1quiIy: Whats the matter
with Anderson? 1t would saggest that it
has been q time honOred custom in this
district TO honor the successful Democratic
candidate the second time. Why this is
right, the Noaparel does not care to dis
cuss. tho time being 50 distant and pcssi-
bihlies aud probabilities 80 vague. Every
Democrat ard honest Republican must con-
csds that Anderson was fairly, legally
elected. Holding or being by Republican
partisarship, deprived OF his rights in
Congress. the Democracy Of the Third dis
uict eve him vindicatiOa by renomine-
tlou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
wealthy Women IN Plain Attire.

70" ''-I I7--I-' y 0-'I1'3' -''7'"'
Some Of the richest women sre the least
extrayagant in their clothes, as is the case,
Tor example, with old Alrs. ". H. Van
derbilt. who does not spend above $1,000
aysar, snd the late Mrs. Gould not 50
much. Nelly Gould, WHO will iuheri.
Sl5. O00. OOl or so. 600 600 and already has
an income Of $40 600 year, spends about
. 5O0in dress. The late Mrs. a. T. Stew
art vas a fortune to the dTessmsBers, who
put away s.. coo or $40, coo year on her
furbelows. When she died ard en- iuven-
tory of her effects was taken her great
white mausoleum Of house on 5.h avenue
was found to be oyerrun with the most
marvellous amount Of clothes, laces, fnrs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08

THE greatest fares yet perpeirated By
this administration is the seizure OF the
Black Diamond il the Bshriug SEA seventy
miles from land for poaching in Uncle
SANS sealing preserves, aud the subse-
quens escape CT the Black Diamond from
the priz.-crsw Of one man. TIE whole
business is wildly absurd. In the first
place Uocie sam can have no jurisdiction
on the ocean seventy miles from Alasks
aud il was still more absurd to place 8
large vessel in charge Of a prizs-crew con-
sstiog OF enc mao. How could he take
the Black Diamond anywhere. He
couldn't, of colrs,. Consequently the
pyizs crew had to request the captured
crew 20 navigate her while the prize crew
descended to its bunk below and siaid
there, 80 engrOssed, probably, in a French
brandy bottle that it was unable to be
anywhere else. When the pIizs-crew
thought it wsl getting of ct Sitka it vas
being put ashore at Victoria, in the enc
mics camp, Great is our foreign policy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08

1T HAS been suggested that the New
York authorities get rid Of Murderer
6DnILER by making him attend the
hearings CT his case and listen to the tesli-
mory OF the electrical experts. But it is
objected that the constitution Of the State
l1rb:ds cruel and unusual punishment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
DIEIl.

CLARKE--At the residence Of Wilism Briee-
land. Benwood, Tuesday, August eth, 1859 at
O'Clock p. m. THOMAS F. CLARKE, aged 81 years
and months.
Funeral this Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mass at St Johns church, Benwood Friends OF
the family are invited to atrend. Interment at
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
FREDRICKS--At Canal Dover, Ohio, Wednes'
day, August eth, 1859 at y O'Clock noon, SOPHIA,
wife OF Charles Fredricks.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
WOOL AND sUe AR.
Some Facts Witch May Interest W. Va.
Esrmers.


Esrmers.
Greeu5rier IafepRdsEl
The wool clip in Marshall county will
probably be about 100000 pounds. On
an average il is bringing five cents pound
more than Last year. Two hundred thou
sand pounds at five cents per pound brings
10 the county ten thousand dollars to be
credited to Harrison. TINS restoration to
power ofthe party that fsvOrs home in
dustry caused this Vest Virginia Re
publican
The population Of Marshall county is
about 10000 They consume on the
average, say 20 pounds Of sugar per head
ia a year, which is really bslow the
amount Consumed. Now 90 times 90, goo
il AGO 600 pounds Of sugar. The people
Of Marshsl county pay, since the party Of
protection 10 trusts and mcnopolies came
into power, cents per p0urd more fIr
their Gugar. Four hundred thousand
pounds of sugar az three cents per pound
takes cut Of the county twelve thousand
dollars to be charged TO Harrison. Your
wool money brother Gaines, has gone
glimmering and two thousand dollars be-
sides, aui this only on one article en-
brscsd in trusts, made possible By the al
legged protection to home industries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08

1T IS actually asserted that Corp. TAN
NEE has his eye on the Presidency. lie is
Going 20 Milwaukee to attend the National
Eacampment of the G.. A. X IN spite Of
the protest Of his chief he will carry
with him q series Of resolutions eulcg'z
ing his conduct Of the pension burean,
which he expects the encampment "a
adopt. Then lie Intends 70 be a candidate
for commander in chief and expects to be
elected by reclamation. All this be ex-
poets will give him an irresistible boom
Tor the Republican nomination fer Pfesi-
dent in 1s92. We may as well have il
known right now that TANSER has as
much a chance in that direction as the
ghost Of the late Mr.. CROWLEY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08

TIE State Department has informed the
American Consul st TaDgisrs that his &C
zion 10 ordering the logging Of a natural
izsd American citizen for wife beating was
wholly unwarranted. Sill that Co1sul
will not be recalled on that account.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08

remarked an ot gentleman, sos bo Ca1ot
fnuly anon the comedy little woman ty ms
side; "but frankly hc contuu %, - 40 one
fir--, I was afr2id cosmetics would. The silly
Hrtlc woman. iu orlcr o. appear you,ltul,
nastorCl Der face with different varieties II
whitcwlsh. yc.eut baluis creams lotions
etc." EYES" Interrupted the little woman,
d" 3il. urul my skin became likc parchment
and SD pimuv and coarse. "Ntl, said the
listener. "Wtat Go you use now Use
was tho rcu'y nothing bat ccmron sense
and pr. Perccs Golden Medical Discovery.
Common sense tOli me THAT lt iny blood was
uura. liver active, appetite and digestion good,
that the outward woman would take ON the
luc of heaIIh The Discovery did al those
things and actually rcluvcn2ted mo- II you
would possess clear beautiful complexion,
free from biotcheS. pimpies. Cruptous. yellow
ero-s and r1ughntsS. use the Golden Med
itll Discovery To IS guaranteed % 10
all that DO is claimed 90. or money paid
for IL viii be promptly refunded.
Copyright ISIS, by WORLDS DIS. MED Assn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08

THE Ciucisnati courts acted very leui-
ent'g with the liquor sellers arrested Tor
violating the Sunday law, by indefinitely
postpouin The cases against them on their
promise to observe the law hereafter. That
is not tire Way the thing works in Wheel
inc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-08
NorIcE ro TAKE pEPoslrIoNs.

Us
William A. Clemens. Abraham Circuit Court o
W. Clemens Robert A. Glenn Ohio County
ems, George II Clemens, and In Chancery.
Edward Clemens, defendants.
Take notice that the dispositions OF Rober
Bond aud William II. ualler will be taken at the
law Office Of White & Allen, No 1901 Chaplin,
street, Wheeling, in The State Of West Virginia
on the 7th day Of September, a. d. lss9, be
tween the hours of O'Clock a. m. and 9 oclocl
p. m, TO be read in evidence in the ab0y,
named Cau.e on behalf of said plaintiff. An,
IT, from any cause the taking of the said depo
sitions shall not be commenced, or being com
menced. shall net be completed on that day. th'
taking OF the same will be adjourned from i'm,
70 time until the SAME shall be completed.
JOHN II. CLEMENS,
By White & Allen, his Attorneys.
To above nsIn q Defendants. suSOawt