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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-30
THE LATEST.

The pope has appointed Rev. Father
Edward Dunno, of the Chicago diocese,
bishop of Dallas, Tex. Rev. Father
Paul Larocque has been appointed
bishop of Shcrbrooke. Can.
The Cuban government has decided
not to accept bank notes in payment OF
customs duties.
JOHN +. RUSSELL was again nomi-
mated for governor by Massachusetts,
democrats, with James b. Carroll for
lieutenant-governor.
REPORTS of the explosion of a boiler
on n steamer plying on the coast OF
Japan, causing the death of thirty peo-
pie, are brought by the steamer En-
press of India.
IT was asserted mt Knoxville, Tenn,
that citizens of Briceville and not SOL
diers would be convicted of the Drum
mond lynching.
A TwELvE-YEAR-oLD boy, the son OF a
farmer near Oakland. ILL.,, attempted
suicide because his father whipped him
THE city secretary and the secretary
of the city water works at Fort Worth,
Tex, have been arrested under indict-
ments for misappropriating public
funds.
THE effort of the rebel torpedo boats
of Argentine to surprise and capture
the government feet resulted in igno-
minious failure.
GLADSTONE opened his campaign
against the house OF lords on the 27th
and was given grand reception by his
constituents Of Midlothian.
In collision on the Grand Trunk
railway ut Bellevue, Mich, several
prominent people of Detroit were killed.
FURTHER bombardment of Rio de Ja-
Metro was prevented by foreign vessels
threatening to turn their guns on the
rebels
THERE was scene of excitement
during a great crush ut the Indiana
state building ut the worlds fair on
the 9Th. A panic was only averted
by the GOODNESS of ex-Presid Har-
rison.
CAssIUs BELDING, an insane painter,
created panic on the Chicago board
of trade by suddenly firing FIVE shots
into the crowd. He'wounded two men
badly and one woman slightly, but
none of them fatally.
TIE four Chinese arrested in San
Francisco last Monday were ordered
deported by Circuit Judge McKenna.
Bail was refused and notice of an APP
peal given.
AT the examination of the Mineral
Range train robbers George La Lib
ertv. one of the robbers, told how it
was done. His evidence tended to con-
firm the belief that the booty was
stolen from the robbers, us they claim.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-30
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WfTH the exception of Mr.. Geary,
every member of the house committee
on foreign affairs favors an extension
of time for the Chinese to register.
An official statement of the pension
bureau shows the total number of PEN
sions granted since March !, 1903, is
55,390. OF these /. les were issued since
August 20, of which LII. were original
and l,497 increases.
COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS LOCHREN
has issued his first annual report, in
which he discusses ut length the recent
order which led to the suspension of
many pensioners.
CENSUS SUPERINTENDENT PORTER has
submitted his annual report to the Sec
rotary of the interior
An agreement has been reached in
the SENATE by which in future that
body will be in session seven hours
daily.
CONGRESSMAN BRYAN has formulated
u bill materially increasing the penalty
for embezzlement of funds from ma
tional banks by officials of such insti-
buttons.
An official statement prepared at the
pension bureau shows that the total
number of claims for pensions now
awaiting action ut the bureau is 70O,-
2D.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has written a
letter to Attorney-Genera Olney. stat
ing in effect that the treasury will pay
all expenses incurred for deporting
Chinese under the Geary law as far as
the means will permit.
STATISTICS compiled from official
5a.a show that from January to Sep
TENDER, this year. $50 state and private
hanks in the United States failed and
that seventy-five resumed business. In
the same time $50 national banks failed,
seventy of which resumed.
SECRETARY MORToN is strongly OPP
posed to government aid for irrigation
schemes
THE rumor was revived on the 25th
that the advocates of repeal in the sem
ate had formulated plan by which
they would force vote on the silver
bill
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND on the 25th
received the members of the Society of
Civil Engineers of France. now on a
tour of the United States. The recep-
ton was entirely informal.
THE senate, in executive session, has
confirmed the appointment of Ralph
Steiner, of Austin. Tex, to be consul
at Munich Germany
SECRETARY CARLISLE has asked for
the resignation of Charles +. WennelSer.
collector of internal revenue for the
First district of Missouri. and of Ernest
Nathan, collector of internal revenue
for the First district of New York.
A STATEMENT prepared ut the treas
nry department shows the collections
from internal revenue for July and
August of this year to have been s25.-
O92, s34. as compared with the receipts
of sas,577.64l during July and August
If $500
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-30
GENERAL.

THE central market Mt Leeds, Eng,
was DESTROYED by fire recently. Tho
loss was 100000.
TIE town of Mochowa, Russia, was
destroyed by fire. Eight persons were
burned to death. Hundreds of fam
lilies are homeless.
FOURTEEN anarchists were arrested
in Vienna. Many bombs were found
hidden at their place Of meeting and in
their rooms.
The Russian warship PoulaslSa
foundered in the gulf of Finland. The
crew of 100 persisted.
AN anarchist threw bomb at Gen.
Martinez Campos ut Barcelona, Spain,
severely wounding him. Several other
persons were injured and one killed.
The anarchist was arrested.
,r is rumored in Berlin that the car
OF Russia intends that his youngest
son, Michael, shall succeed him, dis
placing the two older sons.
The United States fishery steamer
Albatross reports having made deep
sea sounding off the coast of Alaska,
reaching depth of $500 fathoms, the
greatest depth ever reached.
A SEAMAN from the steamer Ash
brook, from Cronstadt, Russia, for Lon
don. died of Asiatic cholera at the hos
pital ut Gravesend.
A DISPATCH to the London Chronicle
from Paris mentions the rumor that a
,,,,,, 10 ,NrAinnfaI hot I,,.
d'Orleans and one of the daughters of
the czar
AT Newcastle-upon-Tyne two deaths
which occurred in the poor quarter
are now said to have been from cholera.
IT is denied that Haverly, the theat-
rical manager, is in an insane asylum.
THE Italian steamer Vicenzo Florida,
from Genoa arrived at Rio Janeiro the
other day. She had cholera on board
and her passengers were therefore not
allowed to land. She will return with
them to Genoa.
IMMIGRATION into Canada this season
has proved failure. For the first sew
en- months only o,4O0 homesteads We're
taken, n decrease of % per cent COM
pared with last year.
THE Pail Mall Gazette says that a
cipher letter has been received from
Rio, showing that the restoration Of
the monarchy is undoubtedly the in
tention of the revolt, and adding the
army and navy will soon cooperate to
this end.
SIXTEEN new cases, with eight deaths.
from cholera were reported from Pa
lermo.
The revolt in Argentine is gaining
ground. The rebels have captured the
town of Rosario.
THE Russian steamer Alphonso
Zeevecke was lost by fire with sixty
lives.
THREE children named Bolduc. of st.
Evariste beach, Canada, aged 5. 8 and
years, were left alone in their home.
They found some strychnine in bottle
and drank it. The eldest and youngest
are dead and the other child is in pre-.
carious condition.
THE cruiser Camperdown, which sank
the Victoria, ran aground ut Valetta,
Malta.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-30

BEEcHAM's PILLS will, in future, for the,
United States, be covered with quickly
soluble, pleasant coating Is cents box.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-30

SOMETIMES 1t Is the bank cashier that gets.
the best OF the rum. Y. World.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-30

TIE running mad dog presents q case of
rabid transit.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-09-30
When Nature

Needs assistance It may be best TO render
Il promptly, but one should remember 10 use
oven the most perfect remedies only when
needed. The best and most SIMPLE and gen.
tie remedy is the Syrup OF Figs, manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26
WITTIcIsMs.

Freshleigh 10 stranger at reception
Cad, this is q funny house! came
here tonight without an invitation.
Stranger-so did /. How did you come
hero2 Freshleigh-Just walked in.
How did you come here? Stranger
Just walked in, It's my house.-Vo
Miss Antique (taking seat politely
profered her)-Thank you, my little
man. You have been taught to be po-
lite, see. Did your mother tell you to
always give up your scat TO ladlesH
Polite boy-No'm, not all ladles; only
old ladies' Exchange.
81 can't see why bread should remain
at tho same price when wheat aud flour
have come down go" "NIy dear boy,
the main things in bread are water and
air. Neither one is Il cent cheaper than
it was at the close OF tho war."-Indian-
apoliS Journal.
In the restaurant-The last time Or
derod spring chicken here they
brought inc a thoroughly maturod hen.
How do you suppose can got a real
spring chicken2 "0rder fresh egg"
Chicago Record.
Tenor-sir, this music is triae too
high for the. Manager-Let US take it
note lower. TcnOr-0h, half note
would do. Manager (solemnly)-We
never do things by halves.-4id-Bts.
Jones-I think my vito would make
tlrst-rato member OF Congress. Jones
Friond-Why2 Jones-Because she
talks so early and go long on the money
quostion.-Detroa Free Press.
Woman-Havo you counted the
spoons. Bridget-Yis, NON; there DO
tin on the table and two on the sofa in
the parlor.-ROchestr PostEGpress.
Shell suppose you would have been
happier If yon had not married me? He
Yes, darling; but l wouldn't have
known it.-Life'S Calendar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26
PERSONAL POINTS.


Edie Ellsler divides the time allotted
to her vacation between fishing, swim
ming, consultations with the dress
maker, and studying the topography
of tho country surrounding her summer
home, perched on n bicycle, in the use
OF which she ia Qn expert, MissSEllslers
iayorite wheel is the Lady Cleveland.
Added to all this, time is given each
day solely to search for improvement
in her part OF Doris, the title role in her
new play, and which will be her piece
do resistance for the ensuing season.
The 1857 edition OF Tennyson's poems.
illustrated from the original wood
blocks, with the pictures OF MiIlals.
Holman Hunt, Maclise, Rossetti and
others OF the then new preraphaellte.
cult, ia to DO re-issued to the extent OF
Que hundred copies by Macmillan y TO-
1t will be a great treasure for blpllo'
philos,
Gounad has decided to 90 to BRUSSELS
In the iall to superiateHd in person the
rehearsals OF "sappho," his new opera,
which Is to be produced early in the
operate season at the Belgian capital.
His trip will be notable for the reason
that the aged composer is now in feeble
health and rarely leaves Paris.
DR.. William Everett, a new congress-
man from Boston, is refining the ten
dcncy to slanglness in that body, In
his speech last Friday, instead OF saying
'Put mo in hole" no Bostoni2ed it
thus Deposit me in cavityT
On Monday, in West Newton, Pa,
Rev. Or. Wakefield and wife celebrated
the seventy-second anniversary Of their
wedding, He is ninoty-tour aud she is
ninetYitwo years OF age,
Rev. Samuel 2. Jones, the grandfather
of Rev. Sam Jones, the evangelist has
just celebrated his eighty.eighth birth
day in CartersvilIe, Ga.
Chief Wolf OF the Palouse Indians
owns 1000 horses and nice larm, but
still lives In tepee and wears moe.
casins and a blanket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

Speaking Of marriage and divorce,
there is a case in Newark, New Jersey,
which domolishos all the records. Ono
SCHNEIDER deserted his wife in Berlin
and brought another woman to this
country as Mrs. SCHNEIDER,
That woman died, and SCHNEIDER SO.
cured divorce from his Berlin vito
in order to marry another, tho ao.caled
widow OF man who had u living wife
from whom no had not boon divorced.
To secure his divorce schindlOr used a
lottor from his Berlin vito, and this lot.
tor that vito declares no forged. On
tLls ground the court will DO asked to
sot aside tho SCHNEIDER divorce.
II SCHNEIDER is not lawfully divorced
from the Berlin wlio Ito Ia not lawfully
married to the widow who was not a
wife II child has boon born Of any
OF these lOit.handod unions IL will DO
puzzled onoot those daystoknow whore
1t comes in, who It Is aud whether It ls
ut all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26
PROCLAMATION !

Labor Day Is again with us aud it Is pfoPei
that this community should give ~ ihaI eOu'
slderaiou that * due Labor everywhere,
All men, aud women w well, should eatu
their bread. This Is Gods luw and II cannon
be successfully resisted. The bunker, ll9
merchant In lis counting room. the tutfhefi
tho baker, mill men and mechanics ~ an
the trades should come together on LlGot .
Day on common platform and, remembering
tho old Alnge that oil work aud no plny lhaAe'
JaCR dull boy, take Il day on. .....,,,
Events that have ttGusplted thtOuEl0u'
the whole country during the last fcw W'gSf'i
affecting ns 1t has all channels OF trade aa"uIt
impress US with the iact that the Injury To- Ohe
is Gcr,nlnly the concern OF all; that the succg,"
OF ali munuiACtuTiA,, plants arc the nggd' VI wv
country mud especially Is this true OF ouf 10,
mediate surroundings. Whenever cinpoiem,
arC successful when 0Hr banks are sH""R' ~ ~
labor Is well paid aud satisfied. The ~ lew
weeks have shown as never before VA. w. H. "
puyCr und umpJyO uro mutually ihiafA'e4"
general prosperity .,.,,o,
Therefore Let us nll unite In nAkiuF W. you.
ing Labor Day demonstration one lult 10 uy w.
mcmbcrcd. let the employer AN 'AtImoo
Join hands TO bring back again our ul'"p'g
prosperity, which our city has 30 long uI. 3n,
mud which we 80 much need to MAKE u" NV
iplc prosperous aud happy ,..,...,, ia,
l. therefore, respectfully request iha' sV r 40
~ practicable that all employers hIinutv Wv"
business so that the emplplCl who w'u , T,n
hnyc nm opportunity to Join IN the c'lnHW'l9I
OH that day Saturday, tic 2dth OF August tIott
that all show thOir appreciation Of lue WY u,I,
our WorliinUl lw decorating orr plll' ny ,,. n
ness aud residences especially nonE ,rFf
march, T. CALDN U."y
NUN .L.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26
Labor Day.

The wage-workers OF this part OF the
Ohio Valley will have their day to-day.
In nj city in the country have the work
ingmen greater cause to enjoy the tes-
tivities planned, for. though Wheeling
has not entirely escaped the hard times
prevailing throughout the country by
reason OF the financial stringency, she
has Jared far better than most industrial
cities, and the laboring classes have
shared the general prosperity.
10 the good sense displayed at a criti-
cal time by these wage-earnera who
have their savings in thebanks is large
ly due the fact that our financial insti-
tutions are soundi that the money panic
has not been felt here to the extent it
has elsewhere, and that the outlook for
the future is growing brighter. With
the coming OF better times that must
follow the present depression and the
return OF confidence, Wheeling aud the
Ohio Valley will DO Sin the swim"
In the meantime, let employer and
employe, producer aud consumer, join
hands to-day and make it an occasion
fraught with thapkstulness, good cheer
and hopefulness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26
Tame JournnlIsnl.

The removal OF the New York Herald
to its superb new home-a very palace
in style and cost and unquestionably
the most artistic newspaper building
in the world, presented to tho HeratFS
esteemed contemporaries an opportu-
nifty which they have allowed to slip.
With one accord they are praislng the
building aud the daring of the move
which takes the Herald three miles up
town from it's old home. This sort Of
thing makes tame reading.
1t would be spicy. and entertaining to
road that the cross.eyed, knoCk-kneed,
jumber.jawod old thing at the cor
ner OF Ann street, driven out Of
the company Of its betters, has skunk
three miles up town whore nobody
will soc it and whore it may continue
its measly practice Of accepting rags for
subscriptions aud pour.back beer for
advertisements.
They don't do it this way in tho mo-
tropolis, and this 10 what makes their
newspapers go dull and uninviting to
the wild western mind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26
AT EpwonTH PARK.
.aIssiouary Day" Cclebrated-"oTd So
dierA' Duyn the Last.

.'Anssionury Day" CclebTated-"Old SOL
dlelp' Day" the Last.
Yesterday was Missionary Day at the
Epworth Park assembly, and the exer-
cises were OF an unusually interesting
character, The attendance was very
large, aud the auditorium filled ut all
tho services. Superintendent N. b,
Stewart brought large number OF
children from tho Belmont county
Children's Home, and the little ones
were in eCstacy over the beluulul
grounds, and especially delighted with
their ride on,the lake.
Tho services began with early morn
ing prayers at $500, led by Rev. D. W.
Chandler, OF Bellaire. The 8 o'clock
meeting was one OF unusual interest.
DR.. Eaton led for the last time aud tho
service was IL delightful one. at 0
o'clock DR.. Eaton conducted the Sunday
school normal and spoke OF "Bible
Vines" DR.. J. L. Gilbert gave his last
lecture at 1880 on Glow to Save the
Boys" The talk was full Of sound wis
dom, DR.. Gilbert is fine scholar, q
deep thinker and q thorough Christian,
and his talks have been helpful to his
hearers,
Prof. Van Do Venter gave his last
chalk talk Mt o'clock to large aud
fence. Ho was given the Chautauqua
salute. Prof. Van Do Venter leaves, q
large number OF friends and his talks
have done much good.
At 2 o'clock DR.. Eaton gave his last
lecture, Attic conclusion he was &C.
corded the Chautauqua salute. and the
audience made the auditorium ring
with "God be with you I'LL we meet
again" lie made a host Of friends TO
whom his dparture is SOURCE oil Sof-
row.
At 3 o'clock the matchless Chaplain
O. g, McCaae spoke on the subject OF
missions, DR., MCCabe is one OF the
missionary secretaries OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, aud his push aud
energy make him q power in raising
money for the cause which ls nearest
his heart. His thrilling account Of the
conquests OF tho missionaries held the
large audience spell'bound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

In presenting ex.Secretary Elkins to
the audience at tho Worlds Fair on
West Virginia Day, Governor MacCor-
klc nominated him for President. Mr..
Elkins good naturally responded that
ho was there to represent Senator
Faulkner, who was detained at Wash.
ington. and was quito willing to take
the senator's place there and elsewhere.
"Juno," one OF the Oldest grizzly bears
in tho country, died in the Central
park menagerie in New York on Satur.
day. Juno" had been in tho Central
park zoo for tho past fifteen years.
Tho custom OF the funeral OF warrior
Of loading his riderless horse before tho
bier Is of medieval origin. In the old
days a horse soled became the property
OF tho church.
While fishing for trout in u stream
near Seaberry Settlement, N. Y, re.
Gently, Fred Borson claims to have
caught large crane, tho spread OF her
wings measuring nearly six feet,
Tho Ohio state Soldiers Home at San.
dusky ranks third among similar insti.
tusions. The Now York state homo
has 900 inmates, Illinois $40, Ohio FAC
and Michigan 443.
Drummora are to DO attached to tho
Paris police. When riots arc appro.
hOnded tho beating OF tho police drums
will be equivalent to reading tho riot
net,
Roland's Breach, the natural noun.
tain pass leading from Franco into
Spain through tho Pyronees, is 200 feet
broad, 800 feet high and so foot long
Tho total amount Of bog land In lro.
land IL 2,S00,000 acres Tho average
depth Of Nu Irish bog Is twOnty.six
iCeL
A call has been issued for M intor.
national conference OF anarchists TO 10
held in Chicago In September
Abort Glassman is tho namo Of Il
glaSiur In Harlem, and S, GlaEiOr Is q
dealer In glass In Brooklyn.
A severe headache drove John W..
Mollor Of New York 10 commit suicide
OH Saturday
Tile battlcship Oregon IL 10 DO
launched ut ban FrahrlSco OH DeCom.
Dor -.
The first appearance Of peanuts III
mercantile history was consignment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

you have any OF the following symptoms,
which are asked In the consultation room OF
Drs, Copeland, Bell aud Davis, aud cannot visit
the oClce for u personal examination, reply by
letter TO each question, when a dIagonosll can DS
made OF your case and medicine prepared ana
sent accordingly;
SIS your complexion often saiuw rs II you
were jHundiCedYp
"Do you feel miserableT
"IIuvo you a pain in the right shoulder
"ATe your spirits low vt unesf"
"Do you feel nerYousY'
40 you feel irrliableF'
'tDo those feelings affect your memory"
"DO you get tired out GasilYY'
"liave you no energy or nmbiuonT
ais there II bloatng after eatlnBr'
'Do you often get dizlyY"
"Have you an all gone feeling In stomGehT
In the morning do YOU have chilly feelings
running over your
''Is your eyesight often blurredp
"Do YOU have hot a1shesF
as there general feeling OF lassttudeH'
"Do you have rumblIng In the stomach ana
hOWels2N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26
DR.. R. c. FLOWER.

DIR. II. G. Flower to Nuke Professional
Trip Through tho West and Northwest.
The patients OF Dr. r. @. Flower will
be glad to know that he has arranged u
professional visit through the states OF
Ohio. Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin
as follows:
stcubonvillo, o., Imperial Hotel, Mon
day, August 2S.
Columbus, o., Neil House, Tuesday,
August 20.
Cincinnati, O., Grand Hotel, Wodnos-
day and Thursday, August 80 and 81.
There IL no physician in the United
States bcttOr known than DIR. r. Q.
Flower. His cures arc so numerous and
often OF such u miraculous nature, that
many writer's hRvo claimed that many
OF his cures wore miracles.
DR.. Flowers ability to toll patient
his disease without aGking question,
is as well established as that DR..
Flower lives. .
This western visit Of the doctor will
afford nn excellent opportunity TO many
to consult this eminent specialist close
TO their homes.