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Philadelphia Record.
The clear-headed women who have
taken in hand the work OF illustrating
to the world at the Chicago fair the va
ried capacities OF the sex do not intend
to content themselves with display of
the products OF skill or Of tastein which
the sex so easily excel. They propose,
in addition, to erect commodious dormi-
tories convenient To the exposition
grounds, designed especially for wage
earning women, who will thus be as
sured OF good, clean, safe home-quarters
at much more reasonable rates than
could be hoped for in crowded hotels.
The comprehensive character of the
enterprise fs sufficiently denoted in the
fast that Il is to be a stock company,
with shares at $40 each, the shares to
DO transferable and acceptable at par in
payment for lodging, the cost OF which
is not to exceed thirty cents day. OF
tho success Of this idea in business
way there is scarcely room for question.
Byputting within the reach Of all who
wish it the opportunity OF securing ac-
coulmodations on the European plan
thousands OF women will be enabled to
visit the exhibition who would other
wise be debarrcd from that privilege;
and twill thus prove boon to the sex,
while likewise providing an important
auxiliary to tho exposition's exchequer.
Aside from Its practical value in
material sense, the venture Is worthy Of
all communication for the striking evil
dence which it will afford TO all the
world Of the capacity Of the American
women for dealing with enterprises of
great pith and moment" To be sure,
there is no need Of such evidence for
those who have kept close watch on tho
progress and achievements, Of woman-
kind. But, while in general women
have been credited with a capacity for
detail and for work requiring finesse
and delicacy, their fitness for matter
demanding broader grasp has either
been questioned or grudgingly ac-
knowledCed. The women's work at
Chicago, taken in its entirety, will
SLATER this somewhat nusty notion, il
Il does not 20 far toward proving that in
the power OF perceiving social needs
and Of devising means TO meet them
woman Is in no wise the inferior OF her
"lortl and master"
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The nfcKinioy Law.

NtIu York PTesj.
Cur esteemed western contemporary,
the 81. Louis Globe Democrat, strongly
opposed the. McK inlsy tarif az the time
OF the enactment Of that measure. II is
gratifying 10 know that the working OF
the new law has effected the thorough
conversion OF that important newspa-
per. The Globe Democrat now declares
that the Mckinley law ''has commend
ed itself to every Republican, and that
1t twill be a source Of strength" in the
coming campaign to the party that is
the answering champion Of the cause
OF American labor. Our contemporary
Is right The Mckinley law has started
new industries, developed existing man
ufactures 4 still further and afforded
steady employment at good wages
to workingmen throughout the
country. Under its operation our inn
ports OF products that compete with
American labor have been diminished,
our exports to other. nations have
reached an unprecedented figure, and
there has been a steady decline id the
price of nearly every manufactured
commodity OF domestic production. The
tariff has proved its value by its works.
Tho Democratic falsehoods about its eff
fects, which had their effect in 500, will
be powerless to Influence popular .senti-
ment in 1902. The Republican party
could have no better issue on which to
go to the people this fall than the be-
neticent measure which has already
added materially to the progress aud
prosperity Of the nation. -.
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KJPATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person who Is opposed to FREQ Trado
Slavery and tiyors American Industrial lndOp0H
dsnco secured through Tho policy OF Protection
should read tho documents published BY tue
American Protective Tariff League. As patriotic
citizen. 70, is yoar duty to place these documsn"
in the hands OF your frisndS. They arc Interest
ing and Instructive. and embrace discussions OF
all phases Of the TariT queItlon. Tho League puo'
ilshes over % different documents. comprising
nearly coo pages OF plainly printed, carefully edited
and reliable information. Among tho authors OF
these documents arc. Hon. James q. Blaine VIM
MeKlnltN Jt., Governor OF Ohio; Senator g. NJ
ouilom, Of Illinois; Senator Joseph n. Dolpb OF
Oregon Senator A. S. Paddock, Of NeerlsA'
Senator frye, Of Maine; Senator Casey, OF Nof'a
Dakota !, Senator Justin s. Morrill,. OF Vermont
Senator Nelson ". Aldrieh, Of Rhode hIanai
Hon. Thomas Il. Dudley. OF New jersey Hon
Robert P. Porter, Of Warrington Prof, J. T.
Dodge. Of the Agricultural Department at Wl'A'
Ington; Commodore W. n. T. Hughes HOE
Z. A. HartShorn, OF Nav York; Congressman
Dollivsr. otsIowA: Hon. B. r. Jones David HAN
Rice. Of Boston; Rx-congreIsmRn Perkins. OF Kan
Sas; DR.. r. P. Miller. OF New York; hon. Geo DFA'
per, Of Mass; Hon. OIL Edwards OF Texas; Judge
wm. Lawrence. Of Ohio, Hon. D. @. Hartman OF
New York; Hon. Geo. g. Boutwell,, Of Mass; BOZ.
z. H. Amidown, Of New York; Enosh EnIl'y' !"
Tennessee.
This complete set Of documents will DO sent T"
any address, post paid. for Fifty 1907 Cents 40
dress, Wilbur r. Waterman, seey.. No. % WsS
&enty!Tnird Street, New York
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The readers of the Commercial will
be pleased to learn that there is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in allits stagea, and
hat Il catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure 10
the only positive euro now,known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitntional disease, requires a consti-
tntionSl treatment HALLS oatarrh
Cure il takon internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature IN do.
inc rs work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
thcy offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials. Address.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
B5rsold by Druggists, zoe.
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DIR. puoHANAN,s pEFENoE.

Even IL Morphine Is Found in His Dend
wife's Body it WIN Provo Nothing.
NV York, juno 9.-Mrs. Buchanan
No. l., whom DIR. R. W. Buchanan re.
married a few weeks after the death OF
his second wife the woman he is
charged with huvi ng poisoncd-camo to
police headquarters yesterday morning
and accompanied DR.. Buchanan from
his cell to tho district attorneys office
Detective Won Gerichten was TO have
taken DR. Buchanan before Judge Mar.
tine in Part ! OF tho court CT general
sessions, to plead to tho charge Of wife
murder, but at the request ofhis coun.
sci, Charles E. Dawson, his arraipn.
ment was postponed until eleven
o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Buchann a red.haired woman
DRESSED IN a beaded black silk suit snt
with her husband in the detectiyes'
room Of the district attorneys otIIco
while lie consulted with Lawyer Davi.
son and Lawyer Charles Brooke, who
will probably be associated with Law.
yer Dawson in the dotenso.
DR.. Buchanan looked pale and worn
and showed signs Of having passed n
restless hight. His youthful appear.
ancD was commented upon by all who
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s ssE him. After tho conference With
s w; lawyers Buchanan was returned to
Peliee headquarters.
Ostrict Attorney Eicoll said yestor.
uay that he had not yet decided wheth-
~ nc would 90 before the grand Jury
Mlln the evidence now at hand, or wait
nntll alter the completion Of the chem.
tgal Analysis Of tho stomach. The analy.
1's, which will DO made by Prof. Charles
a. Dofemus, will take about six weeks.
". II. I. LOOMS Is still at work ex-
summing Mrs. Buchanan's brain, Stom.
sgh, liver and heart, and will not finish
M suIsopsy tor several days.
!, ~. LOOMS will not say what he has
discovered, but his autopsy led to the
aitiest Of Dr. Buchanan, and II is prob
aple that he found unmistakable signs
Lawyer DAWSON said yesterday that
nus client had been arrested upon sus-
plclon and shat lie did not think that
sne District Attorney had at present
sniiicient evidence on which to secure
an indictment.
Even II it lie found that Mrs. Buchan.
an died OF morphine poisoning" said
lawyer Dagison, SIT will be difficult to
prove that br. Buchanan administered
tae poison; There was plenty OF NOR
Pnine IN the doctors laboratory and
s airs. Buchanan could have helped her
self to the dug
Lawyer Dawson does not think that
nls client las much to fear from the
slrcnmstanti1l evidence narrated in the
ensdayits Of James IL. Smith and vii.
nam :. Doris, OF Newark, and George
F. Dale. OF No. rs Eighth avenue.
smith is said to lave been former
lover Of the. dead Mira Buchanan.
Assistant District Attorney Wellman,
VINO conducted the prosecution Of Car.
we w. Harris for vile murder by NOR
phine poisoning. is to be the prosecut-
ing attorney against Dr.. Buchanan.
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oRAzY COUNT pALLorrA.
Paradsd in Mulberry street In Fantastic
nress. and He Must Go 70 Italy.

Dress, aud He Must Go to Italy.
NEW YORK, June ga small man,
With an uDkempt black beard and big,
wild looking eyes, attracted much at
tention yesterday in Mulberry street,
near ''the Bend" He carried a bag on
his shoulder, and his clothes were
adorned with numerous paper flowers
Shouldered like a mnsket he,carried an
old umbrella tightly'folded up. 4,
To one end Of the umbrella he had
tied a piece Of wood, whittled,ihto the
shape Of knife, and the part represent
ing the blade was painted rod as II be-
sineared with blood. Through the other
end Of the umbrella he had driven q
The man walked down Mulberry
street, followed BY a crowd OF boys.
He was humming an Italian song, and
whenever he met any ono .he tapped
him on the head with tho ,iial y tho
umbrella. Hewas al last arrested and
taken to the Tombs police eonrt, where
he was arraigned on charge o.. disorrr
DERBY conducts Jsy's, W.
AS the prboheT coulu IlVthPeRA lug,
lish, an Italian fruit vender volunteered
as interpreter andl tod Justice MeMa-
hon that tho man arrested was Gitlsep-
nj Ballotta, tho only child sof q, very
wealthy banker and count IN Venice.
When a child Gtpseppi had severe
fall, had become an, epilept ier and, later,
had had periods OF insanity. The inter
prefer said he remembered once when
The young count, dressed in the height
OF fashion, drove up 70 a crowd Of beg.
gars, drew out his ,pocketR9qS and
threw more than q thousand, ligssia pa
per money among them. Then he
stood laughing to see the laSzaroni fgki
for the money.
His father had sent him TO- four insti.
tutions, but he hadsbeenreturned from
each as inctrahIh. Then the old count
became impatiRnt, q and about three
weeks ago sent him to this country to
got rid Of him. He arrived here only
three days ago.
Justice Mcmahon on hearing the
story ordered that Ballotts BIO taken to
the Immigration Commission obe re-
turned to the other sideof the Atlantic.
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MoUNDsyILLE.
A MISCELLANEOUS Aielangs OF Minor nat.
tiers from AInrshalI's Metropolis.

Two drummers selling popular
brand Of soap struck this city yester-
day. They said they had been twenty
two weeks in West Virginia and this
was the first point they had struck in
which they could get any essence Of
corn or rye. Just for the novelty OF the
thing they both sampled the "critter"
pretty extensively. Then one OF the
pair tried TO boss the other, but 1t didn't
20. The boss got licked in just few
moments and both were taken before
his Honor. Five and costs" that pop
ular police court melody, was warbled
by his Honor in such an artistic man
Nor that the man who licked his would
be boss paid both fines, amounting in
all to over sis. The'soap business will
be vigorously resumed to-day.
A man who had presumably come in
TO see the grand jury, and got here Q
little late, Tuesday night, got confused
and bewildered. While feeling around in
the neighborhood OF loves hardware
store for something substantial to lean
against he struck one Of the large p late
glass windows and smashed 1t into nu-
merous pieces of assorted sizes and pat
terms. The surroundings were sprinkled
with deep red ''goahn next morning,
typical, NO doubt, OF the color OF the
mans Imagination about that time,
Tie Marshall county grand jury found
seyenty-nine indictments, all but five
Of which were for the illegal sale OF
liquor. II It were not for the liquor
prosecutions the county would have
nothing for the circuit court to do worth
mentioning.
Col. II. II. B. staggers, OF Fairmont,
addressed the Republican club at Ter,
rell's last night. Hon. G. S. McFadden
accompanied him to the meeting and
also gave, the boys few words OF en-
couragement.
AZ q result OF the revival services
held at the Disciples church BY Rev,
Mr.. White, state evangelist, thete were
forty additions to the church. A new
church edifice is being talked Of by the
congregation.
]. W. McIntire and W. s. Wiley, Of
New Martinsville, Colonel White, Col
onel Armett, VIM. Erskine and Captain
Dovener. Of Wheeling. were here at
tending court yesterday.
The Young Mems Elkins club held
its usual meeting last night 1t viii
have some popular speakers here to adj
dress it soon. eds
E. II. Criswell is candidate for re-
election as justice OF the peace forcourt
house district.
Richard ]. McFadden. the we'll known
contractor, is in Washington, Pa, on
business. ~ e.;
Miss schodeld, Of Martins Ferry was
the guest Of Miss Efie Evans here yes
terday.
The Frog Pond tennis club has been
organized, with R. l. Hogan as pFesi-
dent. = sbE
Huston Henratta is home from1the
state university to spend his vacation.
County Clerk Z. u. Lewis is confined
to his home by severe cold.
Captain T. B. Purdy and VIM. Lind
sey left for Kansas last night. ~;
Mrs. Will Hunter has returned from
visiting Cameron friends.
Circuit court adjourned Tuesday eve
ming until Saturday.
A. L. weidepusch is out in Ohio on a
business trip. s ssa,
Q. A. House was here yesterday.
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Maryland ~ cnIe.ro.

BAlrptoRk Nm, June s.-Hon.
Barnes Compton, chairman Of the
Democratic state committee called the
state convention to order to-day.
The following delcgates.at-large wore
chosen; Senator A, r. German, Gov
eFnor Frank Brown, @. j. NJ. Gwynn
and Hon. Barnes Compton; alternates,
4 v. Paugliam. /. Freeman Raysin,
James Writ and George NJ. Upshur.
A resolution favorable to Cleveland's
candidacy has been voted down.
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It will costyou nothing and will sure
ly do you good, il you have a cough,
cold, or any trouble with throat, chest
or lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guar.
anteed to give relief or money will be
paid back. Sufferers from ID grippe
found it Just the thing and under its nse,
had speedy and perfect recovery. Try
q sample bottleat our expense and learn
for yourself just how good thing 1t Is.
Trial bottles free Mt Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. Large size 500 and 81 90. 8
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Hale Fare o chicaFo,

Tho Baltimore L Ohio railroad an.
nounces the sale Of round-trip tickets
from all stations to Chicago. June 1e "a
20 inclusive, at rate Of one fare for the
round trip, on the occasion Of the
National Democratic Convention, on
June 81. Tickets will be valid for 70.
turn journey until July 8 inclusive.
TThGS
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From I've DubuqlN tlotpal aTt9grqph :

rum We DHV"q!S HVeule4eN9FoPAG
The adjourning OF tho impeachment
court last Saturday, on account Of Gen.
Weaver's belly-ache, cost tho people of
the commonwealth nearly $500. One
dose Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea5 Remedy would have
saved this expense; and we suggest, as
q matter OF economy and humanity,
that the state provide against future
contingencies Of this nature, by furnish
ing each senator with a bottle Of that
valuable remedy % and so cent bot
tlesfor sale, by DRUGGISTS. e.,a Z D&w
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B. 8 o. SUNDAY, TX CuRsIoNs.
wheeling to Prt'.SaFGh aad /, Washington

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell excursion tickets TO Pitts
burgh Warrington, Pa, every Sum
day during the summer, months at the
popular ratio Of 81 30 to Pittsburgh and
return; aud Slto Washington, Pa, and
return tickets good fSr Sundays only.
Trains leave Wheeling at 6:10 and 1920
a. M. returning leave Pittsburgh at 4
and 1850 p. m. For further particulars
call on TIC. BuRKE, City Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, w. Va. E. D.
SAITH, Division Passenger Agent, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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a Mixed Case.

cmcAeo, June 9.-sidncy @. Miller,
president Of the National publishing
Company, filsd declaration to-day in
the circuit court in his 100000 damage
suit against DR.. Cyrus r. iced, OF Kor-
esh fame. The suit is brought for
alternating the affections OF Jeannie L.
Miller, tile wife OF plaintiff, and addi-
tional charges are advanced to those al
ready made by Thomas Cole, who also
seeks damages in similar action.
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CHICAGO, June IA suit for breach
Of promise Of marriage aud $500 has
been instituted in the superior court by
Miss Jesse Hall, q former actress, whose
stage name was Dorothea Lewis, against
James w. Paige, Of Hartford, Con-
necticut. Mr.. Paige is the manufac-
turer OF the Paige writing machine.
Most sensational charges are made.
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CEDAR RsrtDs, IA, June The Ger
man Baptist Dunkards annual confer
cnce closed to-day. The next meeting
will be held in the southern district of
Indiana. The location will be decided
when tho committee on location hears
from different cities.
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That Tired Feeling

Is often the forerunner Of serious i'll.
ness, which may be broken up il good
tonic like Hoods sarsaparilla is taken
in season. This medicine invigogates
the kidneys and liver to remove the
waste from the system, puriies the
blood and builds up the strength.
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mas a saro rhlug.

co1uNDus. o., June 9.-James A. D.
Richards, Of New Philadelphia, on the
fifth ballot became the Democratic nomt-
nee for Congress in the Seventh district.
Ills party has 5000 majority in the dis
trict
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10 REPUBLIoANs.

ma mart ut the Democratic plan to
Challenge tho vote OF every Hepunll-
can who has not ocen assess e.l un 1Lt'l
Don't lot them find you nnprepared'
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ALLEGHENY, Pa. Nov. q, 1891.
Thavc been In the drug business for the plSt
fifteen yearS Silver Age Whisky has never been
questioned as TO purity, and always recon-
mended BY the medical profession.
$50 +. R-FLECK, Druggist
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INA, what is this coal pool l read
about in the papers?" asked little \
Johnny. "I'm sure i don't know" was
the reply; 'unless It is where the
miners 90 in swimming. - 7erus;
SiffinnS. yilellhl
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ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL
Max Kleins Silver Ago Whisky, has been used
exclusively In this Institution for medicinal pur.
poses with good results FIX. TnDESLIY,
superintendent
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Constipation is caused by loss OF
the peristalic action of the bowels.
Hoods Pills restore this action and in
vigorate the liver. s,
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IF the assessor has omitted to assess
you, see to IL that you are listed. You
viii BIO deprived OF your vote in No.
vember IL your name Is not on the as
SCISSORS book.
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MANY Persons an bmt.,

many Persons are broken
down nom oyefWotk o. housohold. cares.
and cures mal6riA. Get the genuine.
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A COLLEGE TRAGEDY.
Sorrow at Yale over tho Death of
student Rustin.
HE WES lid TO HIS DEATH

BY Following Ont the Instructions of
tho Leaders of a Secret Society,"
Rustin's Death VIII Likely Lead to
n Movement Among all Colleges
Against Silly. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stances of tho Occurrence.
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/, aThe use Of tCastoria q 50 universal and
~ merits so well known that 10 seems q work
On SuperefuSation TO endorse It. Few are tho
"'1'-t' Carlos MARTTN, D. D..
New York City.
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SILVER AGE RYE
A,,ror,r,.y ,,ryvv,, uo.r,r ,

MORE the IolLotrtnO opinions OF leading PHYsr.
CLANS and HosPtrALs Is TO the merltof .iI
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for Infants and children.

/, :scsstSlia ssowell adapted to childreathat
trecommend isas superior to any prescription
neNn tome.r Il. A. ARCHER, n. D.,
III So. Oxford ST.. Brooklyn, ny.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-06-24

Typographical Union No. 1o1, Of
New York City, is preparing a petit
ton to the national republican COM
mittee asking that Whitelaw Reid, the
nominee tor vice president on the re-
publican ticket, be withdrawn. Reid
is in every sense plutocrat-an ar
dent advocate OF the gold standard,
and is best known as an enemy of or
gained labor. The republicans are
tring to plaster over his bitter war
fare against the union printers, which
has extended over q period of many
years past, by saying "that the little
difficulty" between the N. \, Tribune,
of which he is editor, and the typo
graphical union las been amicably
adjusted There was a patched up,
death bed-repentence settlement, just
before his name was presented to the
convention at Minneapolis. But has
that deceived anyone? Does the me-
chanic or laborer think that the root
Of evil has been. eradicated from his
hard old heart? Do not be hood
winked. This eleventh hour con-
cesslon is a fraud, and Typographical
[ Union No. 1O1 knows it.