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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-22

Ex-Gov. Ames takes his first defeat
very philosophically. and retracts no
word he has said concerning the war
tariff. Boston Globe.
Why should he? Mr.. Ames said the
Mckinley bill was a good one. He
merely criticised some details, which is
surely his right. But he couldn't go to
Chicago on that issue.
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SANTo DOMINGO was not sold, but
those who believed the story were, badly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-22

The indications are that the Republi-
cans are yielding to the demand OF the
Democrats for free raw materi9l. Paw
tucket Tribune.
Where found ye those indications!
Did you observe any considerable Repub-
lican vote for free wool? And by the
way, what is free raw material?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-22

The New York Mail and Express re-
fers to M. Paul Deschauels statement
that the working-classes are better fed
and better clothed in this country than
they are in France, as "a splendid tribute
TO protection" AS France is protection
list, too, it is hard to see where the tribute
comes sin.-Journal.
Is it9 Well perhaps If we had to sup
port such tremendous army and navy
as France, to spend SO much every year
for war material, we'd feel n little less
prosperous, too. And, as France has
not been long protectionist, and has
grown wealthy very rapidly of late by
extending that policy, it is difficult to
see why the Mdu and Express is not
within the truth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-22

The excise bill, which passed the Legis-
lature. with the bills amendatory OF it to
be passed before adjournment, should col
lectively constitute an excise code salts
factory to the business interests of the
State and to all but extremists among the
people. Eagle.
What an awful dose to swallow for q
paper which processes respectability
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The mischief accomplished by the Rev.
DIR. Parkhurst's act and example, among
the young -a.ea- of this country is some
thing almost inconceivable in its extent
and truly internal in its quality Can any
repentance obliterate such sin as his p
New York Sun.
Bosh! If Parkhurst had revealed Re-
publican wickedness, instead of de-
nouncing Tammany's league with vice,
the Sun wouldn't raise any row about it.
The English railroad car is dangerous
conveyance in which to travel alone,
whether the traveller be man or a wo-
man. New York Press.
II is indeed. But England lags con.
spicuously behind France, Germany and
Italy i'm the adoption of sensible carriages,
while even Switzerland is ages ahead.
The success OF the anti-ot'ery Demo-
cratic ticket i'm the Louisiana State cleo
OF carrying that State next November
Worcester Post.
How are you going to kill something
which never existed!
IL may interest our readers In the rural
districts and in the little villages of the
far west i'm whose streets the whoop of
the cowboy is heard, To know that the
city of Brooklyn, with nearly n million
inhabitants. has no street cleaning de-
partment. Observer.
Yes, il might interest them. but it
would misinform them. Brcoklyn has
a street cleaning department and has 70
yield up good many dollars for it every
year.
The Herald yesterday morning in an
editorial paragraph confounded Represen-
tative Peckham aud Francis Ii. Peckham.
Probably the only man who would be
offended by the mistake Is the latter
Newport Herald.
fhc Hrrufd knows how to make cor.
rection gracefully, doesn't it?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-22

Another young woman has been inde-
Gently assaulted in an English railway
coach. Will these people never learn the
advantages of our American system p
Boston News.
Hardly ever, it would seem.
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FIVE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
New Goods Without Impedections

1.-Silk Drapery Loops
1Sc. a pair.
2.-Ready-Made Window
Shades 22c. each.
3.-Tassel Fringes for
Sash Curtains sc. yard.
4. Embroidered Shelf
Lambrequin 35c. a yard.
5.-Picture Wire--a5 yards
for &c.
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The Massachusetts, Republicans COM
mend Harrison and shout for Blaine. This
Is about the way it goes all over the coun-
try.-Providence Journal.
Well, as the Journal has abused both
Harrison and Blaine in terms of un-
measured contempt, it must have very
poor opinion of the Republicans COM
mon sense.
Mr.. Gladstone discusses the woman
suffrage question with all his usual
facility OF writing around a subject. No
one since the days of Gratiano has had
better success in concealing two grains OF
wheat in bushel Of chaff.-Journal.
When the makeup" man came to
this illnatured gibe at England's great
est living statesman he put it away down
at the foot of the dreary editorial column
where he hoped no one would see it.
The NEWS doesn't always agree with
the grand old man. 1t doesn't in this
instance. but he's grand old man just
the same.
Mr.. Demorest, the fashion plate man,
honor of the nomination, and there has
been some thought of returning to St:
John. But there are no signs that the
Prohibitionists will cut much Of figure
this Springfield Union.
Say not SO. A fasfIiUn plate man
ought to cut good figure. Or st. John
with the moustaches. 1t is the vote
which won't figure much.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

Several Important Cases DIspo'ed Or
Nearing the Adjournment.
Special Dispatch 10 tho InteiitQenecr.
PARKERsByRe, W. Va, July 1.-THE
United States grand jury was discharged
to-day and the business OF this term is
drawing to close.
The case Of the United States against
Mrs. Otis L. Shaw was continued until
the 18th of January. This was the
sl&nderous letteE-writing case that Gre
ated such sensation at the time.
Thomas Arthur was transferred to the
Huntington jail.
John Wooten, OF Huntington, who
has been in Jail here, was released on
The case of the Baltimore Ohio
against the West Virginia Transporta,
ton Company, on motion to appoint q
receiver, came up and was continued.
The United States ys. Shields and
others, the Short term" insurance mon
from Wheeling, was continued.
Judge Jackson decided the case OF the
United States vs. Mendenhaii. admins
TRAITOR OF Taylor, who was on the bond
Oh pension aReHt Huuleu CuttoH' AHe
Judge dismissed the bill on tho ground
thai tho statute of limitation would
have operated in suit ut law and by
analogy it should hold good in court
OF equity.
A United statcs prisoner named Fer,
guson, from Huntington, was acquitted
Of charge of violating United States
law and was released. Captain Mehen
arrested him on another charge. He Is
wanted for breaking into car on the
Chesapeake & Ohio and taking about
5000 worth Of goods. He was taken tc
Huntington this morning with United
States prisoner named Tom Arthur BY
James White. o Chesapeake 4 Ohio de-
tcctive. Arthur will be used as q wit
nosa against Ferguson.
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DoBBs FERRY, N. Y, July 12.-cyrus
W. Field, the famous promoter OF the
Atlantic cable project, died at o:SO
o'clock this morning.
He was attacked early this morning
by ono OF the violent spells OF delirium
which have occurred so frequently dur
ing his illness. DIR. Contat was at
once summoned from Tarrytown, but
his services were OF no avail, and In less
than three hours the aged tinancier was
dead. At the time of his death there
were present Mt the bedside Mr.. Fields
three brothers, David Dudley Field, tho
Rev. Henry NJ. Field and Justice Ste
phen ]. Field, his daughter. Mrs. Isa-
bella Judson, and her two sons, Cyrus
Field Judson and Frank Judson. Mr..
Field had been suffering from physical
and mental exhaustion brought on by
the many troubles which have over
taken him during the past year.
Cyrus W. Field was born at Stock
bridge, Mass. On 1910. At the ago Of 10
he became clerk in New York mer-
camille house, and prospered so rapidly
that within few years no was head Of
large business. AS early Is 1852 he
became interested in the possibilities
OF tho submarine biography, aud the
great idea OF laying transatlantic
cable soon grew so upon him that its
accomplishment became the ambition
OF his life. Obtaining from the legis.
lature Of Newfoundland, in 1854, the ex-
elusive right for City years to connect
that colony. by cable with the Ameri-
can continent aud thence with Europe,
he associated with him Potter Cooper,
Marshall 0. Roberts, Wilson G. Hunt
and other New York capitalists and
began the work, which, after many
disappointments, was completed in 1866.
Honors we're showered upon him. Con-
gress gave him gold medal and a
nations thanks. Only tho fact that he
was o citizen Of another country pre-
vented him receiving the highest honors
the British Government could bestow.
The Paris expedition of 1867 honored
him with its grand medal. The senti-
ments OF the civilized world were voiced
by John Bright, when he declared him
to be "tho Columbus OF modern times,
who by his cable had moored the new
world alongside the old"
Mr.. Field was associated with many
enterprises, among them being the ele-
waited railroads OF New York City, BE
accumulated a big fortune. but owing
to q series OF misfortunes in recent years
he died comparatively poor.
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s,,,,o' Dfspdieh 10 me IRieItgencer.
pARxEasBuRs, W. Va, July 12.-This
citv il in iurorc ofexcitement over the
Tobbery Mt tho Blennerhasset hotel OF
the papers in tho Clouston case. They
we're taken from the hotel this evening,
and cannot DO found high nor low.
Clou,ton himself is charged with hiring
= negro to steal them and give them to
him. and it 10 said Clouston burned
them. Ifso, this destroys all the evil
jcpce in the famous case. The papers,
forged certificates, checks, etc, were all
in the stolen box.
Two colored men, Wilson Jackson and
Charles Webb. the latter a porter Mt the
Blcnnerhasset, are in jail charged with
the theft.
Yesterdays term OF court, and I. Hill
Marshall was preparing to leave on the
train when he discovered the box was
zone. A warrant was issued for Clous-
ion and no was arrested at 1880, and is
now in tho hands OF tho sheriff.
Tho questions being asked arc;
"What is to be thought OF the careless
ness Of the state officials in thus allow.
Inc 80 valuable package to got away?
What could Hill Marshall auditor
paiIy's representative have been
thinking OF to allow the papers in this
case to lilo around waiting room OF a
hotel2"
tod.
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After IudescFIbnblo Suffering, borno With
Fo.I,uLs, Captain Drake Dies From
EfIec OF Exposure Daring the War.
CAPTAIN DovCner Delivers an Eloquent
EnIOgy.
stttfal Dispatch to he ra'aEfoenor.
PARKERsuuRG, W. Va, July ~
Andrew Mather Post No. IA, G. A. R.,
Yesterday conducted the funeral OF one
OF its honorod veterans, who died as he
had intellectually. Capt A. L.
Drake, the deceased soldier, was prom
inent in Grand Army circles and was
known to almost every man, woman
and child in this county. He died
Sunday, after suffering for three months
such pain as was probably never known
10 mortal before. He was member OF
the Fifteenth West Virginia Regiment.
Capt. Drake contracted disease OF
the stomach while on the fold, from
which he never fully recovered, but
which assumed such a frightful CHAR
acter about three months ago thatit par
took Of the horrible. He was also al
tllcted with heart trouble and could not
lie down ut all, but had TO take what lit
tic rest he got sitting on his chair. A
short time since blood poisoning set in.
going downward in his body instaad OF
up and soon gangrene superyened. nj
iecting his feet first, The physicians
seeing that amputation was necessary,
so informed the patient, and also told
him that thOy couldnot give him eli lor-
oiorm or anything OF like nature to re.
iieve the pain on account OF the heart
trouble. He knew this anyhow and
told them to go ahead. They first cut
of his left foot Just below tho ankle,
hoping to save as much Of the limb as
possible. The old veteran sat in
lis chair like a hero and looked at
the dreadful operation without finch.
ing In few hours it was discovered
that another amputation wasnecessary,
as the gangrcno was rapidly going up
ward. This time the leg was taken Oft
below tho knee and the progress OF tho
disease was stopped in that limb.
But then tho horrible discovery was
made that tho other foot was becoming
affected, and that, too, was amputated,
tho brave old soldier watching all OF
these operations. His fortitudo was
fast giving way, however, under the ter
ribe strain, and he could not rally after
tho last operation. His death under
the circumstances was peculiarly sad
and affecting.
After tho funeral sermon had heon
preached, Can't. 3. 3. Dovcrner, of Wheel.
ing, the dead hero's old comrade in
arms, who happened to DO in the city
and attended tho funeral, delivered an
eulogy over the dead body Of his COM
rado who had marched through tho
Wilderness with him, that for pathos,
eloQucnce and heartfelt feeling could
scarcely DO surpassed. There wasn't a
dry eye in tho larIe audience. aud the
body Of the dead soldier, who gave up
his life ior his country, was lowered to
its last resting place amid the toars OF
the people and the floworso the valley.
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MARTIN,s FERRY.

Accidents md Incidents In that Thriving
City-Porsonnl and Industrial
A party of married people will prob
ably go to Zoar on the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie road about August |. This resort
is growing in popularity. The hotel
has been enlarged by the addition of
forty rooms and will be we'll filled this
summer. About fifty wheelmen visited
Zoar last Sunday. More people would
90 from Martins Ferry to spend Sun
day il the trains were more convenient.
They will probably be better after the
now schedule goes into effect There
is talk OF Sunday train.
Tho employees on tho New Steel
Bridges arc making this the popular
route for pleasure driving by their po-
litonoss and desire to please.
James Baird and son, Michael Hoar,
Joseph Burt and others have secured
good positions in the Asa 6. Nevilt
glass works, at Blairsville.
A party Of ten couples OF young peo.
pie drove down to Short Creek yester-
day and spent the day very pleasantly
piCnicking and fishing.
Hon. J. G. Heinlein left yesterday for
Toledo over the Wheeling & Lake Eric
to attend tho meeting Of tho State Bar
Association.
Frank Gill, Of the clerical force in tho
Elson glass works office, will transfer
his services to the Gill Pot works, at
Muncie, Ind.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will picnic at sidwell's Grove
to-day. Wagons will leave the church
at S q, m.
A. Smith, who has been laid up with
typhoid fever, made his first appear
ance on tho streets yesterday.
A new straightCner is being put in
the Standard mill, 1t is tho very latest
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In the gastric region. lfroubled with nausea
from sea sickness. biiousnoss or other cause,
IIoStCtter's stomach BItten will Immediately
put a stop to the stomachic disturbance A
prominent and most unpleasant feature OF
liver complaint is nausea iu tho morning. Tho
symptoms disappear and the cause Is removed
BY tho BitterL Many persons have very deli.
eating or drinking. OF even some sight that IS
repulJIVc, disorders. Such persons cannot act
moro wisely than TO invlg0rHto their digestive
region With the Bltters, tonic specially adapted
10 reinforce It. For malaria, rheumatism. Kid.
ney troubles and nervousness the Btttcrs will DO
found mRrvelously beneficial, and when sleep
is untrRnQull and appetite variable It soon i'm.
proves both. tits In fact most comprehensive
and delightful remedy.
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Yves. Virginia Pensions.

NtrTlI DLpd'ch % The INleIl1tnctF.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 12.-Pcnsions
to West virginians: original-Andrew
J. Bcordsloy, Harrison Patterson, Mar
tin l.. Dawson, Lorenzo D. Anderson,
Hiram Brandon, Isaac Rodenbaugh,
Enoch i. Wills, George Willfong,
Michael Cassidy, Lewis Porter, Intrepid
N. Young, James W. Dougherty. Ad-
ditionOl-Asa Huffman, George T. Tur-
ner, Isaac B. Cobun, Oscar N. Greer,
William II. Swigert Increase-Robert
Gcho, Stephen +. Brown, Francis NJ.
Robinson.
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and best made. Stock is about all
taken, Pig metal is already arriving,
This looks as if the mill would start
soon.
Misses Ann Ebert, Rhea and Maud
CARRIER and Name McCleary returned
from New York last night,
Tile Now Steel Bridges furnish tho
quickest and safest route between Mar
tins Ferry and Wheeling.
Miss Jessie Williamson will entertain
her. friend, Miss Nellie Mendell, OF
Bethany, Pa, to-day.
Quito n number OF Martina Ferry
people will take in tho Odd Fellows
excursion to Zoar.
Mrs. Henry Bove and Mrs. James
Lyle haze returned from weeks visit
at Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Emma Henderson has returned
from weeks sojourn at Mountain
Lake Bark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Williams left
yesterday to visit III West Virginia and
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans left yes:
terday for Zoar to spend q couple Of
weeks.
Mrs. 7. II. Heslop leaves tomorrow
for Cleveland to visit friends.
Miss Hattie o'Neill, OF Fostoria, is
visiting Mrs. Sarah Bayloss.
Alex Bell and family, OF Mingo, Wis.,
tied friends here yesterday.
Buy hammock at the postofIico
news stand and keep cool.
Stock taking at the Elsoa glass works
was finished yesterday.
Miss Edna Crowl is quite i'll.
6. G. Robinson is out again.
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THE PAPERS STOLEN
And the Famous clousson Case
Suddenly interrupted.
. SENSATION At PAREERSBURG

through the Negligence of State
oalccr All tho Evidence in the
Cases is "swlpod" from a Hotel
waiting .clouston Under Ar
rest Charged With Hiring Two
Negroes to Steal the Box Contain
ing tho Papcrs...The Suspects in
Jail..More Developments Expected.
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10 r S A LID.

One lot on Mceolloch street. Sixth ward sl50.
Half lot on jacob street. Fifth ward, 300.
Half lot corner McColloCh and Belmont
streets, 500
House, four rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheel.
ing, ground SjXl00 feet, Sl,Ti0.
House. eight rooms, brick, Market street,
Centre Wheeling. SS.40O.
House OF seven rooms. EoT street, $1,000 cash.
balance on easy terms, $500.
Very desirable building lots In BehrenS d
speidels addition also on tho late sitO oil street
House Of five rooms on EoT street, between
Twenty.iourth and Twenty.tfth streets, $500.
House. six rooms. Wood street, ContrS Wheel
House ivo rooms, brick, Fourteenth street
Halt lot on Twenty-ntnth street, 500.
House. three rooms. First ward $500
Two very desirable lots on South Front streas
Island.
ChRpllne streets.
cheap.
House OF eight rooms, brick, Jacob street, be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Seven lots, g0HlO0 feot, III Elan. Whyte and
Gnllnghers addition Price 500 TO 800 each:
One OF the best man uf1cturlng slteS In the city,
fronting on two railroads.
Lots In Fifth ward, In Fllan g. Whyte's add.
ton.
$500, 5000 and 81 900 to loan on city real estate
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New National Bank.

S"i1i D'spdteh to TIC INtslliQcnoer
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1.-THE
comptroller has authorized the First
National Bank OF Cerodo, West Virginia,
$4,000,
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Examiner Appointed.

%o..'' Dpateh to the Dteligenctr.
WASuIyaroN, D. O., July l9.-E. S.
Sherwood has been appointed pension
eN'l"1!"'ng surgeon at Smithton, Dodd.
ridge county.
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$40 oo-Atlnnuo City via II. - Oslo co..
Thursday, July II. the Baltimore &
OhioCompany will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling, W. Va, to Atlantic
City at $40 for the round trip, tickets
good twelve days from date Of sale, and
good to stop at Washington City return
ing. Secure your sleeping car space
onrlv
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FOE RENT.
Month.
FOR SAID.

lOO.Acre and a iO.acrc tract Of laud NEAR Louis.
burgh, Dallas county, No. VIII exchange for
residence property In the Ohio Valley.
BELvEDERE LOTS,
Ranging in price rom sllo to $3.50 lot
No. log Main street, store room and dwelling
and full lot for s., 900,
No. 1885 ChaplIne street. for 5000.
ThF0e,roomed cottage on 'MoundSvtlle Camp
Ground. SG5
No. 2S22 Woods street s, 800.
6l.acre farm near M0eSh0ll County Poor Farm
ExIOy lots. east aldo Of Lind street and south
Of Tenth street.
No. 1901 Market street.
No. 6S ThIrty.fFSt street, ground 656l95
feet u rooms. 800
No. lbs EofStreet, half lot.".............. 400
No. &c Thirty.eghth street.."..."........... 500
No. 81 Thlrtyeghth street $500
No. ll30 Charles street aud three lOts...... l0SO
Pleasant Valley lots. $3.50 TO $50 each.
60.acte farm, known as Porter farm, S5S por
No. 2lo2 ChnplIne street
No. III Sixteenth street.
No. 1881 Woods street
Nc. 1888 Woods street
Flve.roomed house andlot at MoAechen.
Four lots In McMcchen. MllleFs addition
No. 226 Sixteenth street.
No. 60 North Front street.
No 1G25 McColloch street, lot G0xl20 feet 50 500
Lot on South Front street, $1,000,
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scn ~ aHs assessor has omitted to assess you,
prIS"t' mat yo"Wrs listed. You will be 10.
nam. VI your vote In November II your
- not On the assessors book.
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J.; Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, liver, ronstng it from torpidity to its
" "..is duties, cure constipation and
"A''aI DIGESTION. Z
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IL Tho complaint of many poor NOR.
iH.H:' Who know not whore to find 70.
M ., Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses just
Woss clements OF strength which YOU
:? :; earnestly crave; 1t will build you up,
give You an appetite, strengthen your
stomach and nerves. Try il,
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Patent to a woss yirrinian.

WAsluxaroN, D. G., July IA patent
was granted to Dehanen Lance. of New
Cumberland, for paving brick.