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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-13
womcn's cats to Colleges.

Those who inspect the statistical
charts and the bound volums Of histor-
ical and educational monographs con-
tributed by the women Of Massachu.
sets to the Chicago Fair will gain a
new idea OF what women have done for
the cause OF higher education The
facts contained will DO u revelation to
most people, who have only an made
quate idea Of what women have accom-
pliahed in this way. Ono OF the most
extraordinary showlngs Is u list Of the
sums Of money given to Massachusetts,
colleges by women. 1t is,as follows;
Harvard University, 81, POI, 503 09; In.
stitute Of Technology, $2O3,525i Will
Jams College, $l32,O7l 50; Boston Uni.
vorsity, $780, 00 OH Amherst College,
$4,000; Smith College SAIL; Harvard.
Annex, 100000; Mount Holyoko, S94,-
$40; Tufts College, $l55, 75Oi Wellesley
College, S27l,000.
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CASE.
lie VIII Appeal for Justice to the House
of Commons.

He VIII Appeal for Justice to the House
of Commons.
LONDON, July 12.-Mr. Thomas Sex
ton, the anti.Parnellite leader who re-
fused to obey Of Chairman Mellor's or
der to Withdraw the expressions he
used at last nights sitting Of the COM
mittee Of whole, in regard to the speech
made by Mr.. William Broderick, Con.
s~eryative, in the course OF which the
latter characterized the Irish us being
impecunious and R~arrulous, is still
quite indignant at the action OF Mr..
Mellor at a~uspendlng him and is deter
mined to ba set right in the matter.
At the session OF the house to-day Mr..
Sexton asked Speaker Pealif Mr.. Mellor
had not violated the rules OF procedure
Of the house in suspending him for dis
orderly conduct, and II he could obtain
the Judgment Of the conduct Of Mr..
Mellor. The speaker said that Mr..
Sexton had a right to give notice OF q
motion questioning the conduct OF
Mellor. Sexton gave notice that he
would move the adoption OF resolution
declaring that the chairman OF the COM
mittee Of the whole had misused the
power Of his office in suspending him.
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sUPERsrlrIONs or SHOES,
Some Odd TanoiUs mud Beliefs Associated
with FNot.HOnr.

Some Odd TanoiUs mud Beliefs Associated
with FOot.GOar.
The Scotch lassie believes that should
sho by accident drop her new shoes be.
foro thoy are worn they will surely lead
hor into trouble. /,
II 10 said that old maids believe that
when their shoes become unticd and
keep coming united Y Ia true their
swOothearts arc talking and thinking
about them.
The sweetheart, whom on tho way TO
500 his lady love, should no stub his
right too no will surely be Welcome, but
II ho stubs his loft toe he may know he
fs not wanted.
Among negroes In the south the "old
auntiOs" says that burned shoe solo and
feathers are good 10 cure a cold In tho
head and parChod Shoes aud hog boots
Ia d good mixture for coughs
Tho German mother says that should
shO by accident lose the heel OF her shoe
one Of her children will die before tho
year IL out, while should q French lady
moot With such m accident 10 her high
healed slippers disappointment In love
IL sure TO follow.
Whom apair Of now shoes are brough.
homo meyer place them on a shelf
higher than your hoad " you would
have good luck while wearing thOm,
mud never blaGken them before You
have had on both HhoOj, or else you
may meet with an accident, aud, por.
haps, sudden death.
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500 Reward, i o

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is ut least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to curc in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive. euro now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh, being
q constitutional disease, requires a con
st~itutional treatment. HALLS Cutarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution aud assisting nature in do
ing It's work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials
Address, f. j. ogtSEy 4 Co.,
Toledo, o.
p0-Sold by druggists, Zoe.
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Tho stick-pin caprice has been given
a push forward by the introduction OF
some especially catchy designs. Gown
ing character will be as fully expressed
this season in mademoisolle's stick pins
as in any other article o fattire. Knots
OF rope carried out in enamel may
punctuate the shirt front OF abe yacht.
ing suit; the girl who fishes will adopt
hideously unique specimens Of cells,
crabs, sea spiders, etc, /; deyotees to ten
mis- and croquet may exhibit pretty fan.
cies in the form Of racquets and mallets
crossed in pairs with accompanying
balls; while full dress and evening
stick-pin iriyols reveal cupids, love
knots, hearts, love darts and blossoms
in gold and silver with jewel studding.
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Pinks for the Table.

Pinks are always plentiful and never
very cheap. They are in too great a
demand 10 DO ever given away. Ar
ranged by themselves they show to best
advantage in q low jar, SO that the mar.
row leaves can be seen. But pinks
have an almost human quality Of d.
manding that their surroundings shall
be in absolute harmony with them.
selves. For carnations there is a blood
red vase, clear as crystal, which, with q
handful OF the lovely red flowers, is a
thing SO beautiful that you do
not know how to describe it. Then
there are white porcelain vases for
white piaks, and ~variegated ones for
spotted pinks, which are 50 spicilY fra
grant. Harmony is actually demanded
or the sweet beauty OF your bunch Of
pinks will refuse to reveal itself prop
erlv.
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rhe COINED ApprOaeheth.

SAN FRANGsco, July ll,-sau Fran
ciscOans who CHANGED to look out to-
ward the northwestern horizon last
evening might have caught a glimpse,
with the naked eye, Of the comet which
was first seen on the 9Th by Fred RoF'
dame, at Salt Lake, and on Sunday
night by Professor Swift, at Warner
Observatory, Rochester, N, Y, Prof.
visitor soon after sunset last night with
q binocular glass, and between 8 and 8
o'clock it was plainly visible to the
naked eye. Said the observer;
"At $50 the comet was about IS de-
grees high. It was in the constellation
Of the Lynx very near the outer points
OF the great bear and not far from the
two stars Lota and Kappa Ursae Ma
ioris,n
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Cautlon.

limitations have been put upon the
market 80 closely resembling AILcocK's
Porous PLAsrERs in general appearance
as. to be we'll calculated to deceive. 1t
is, however, in general appearance only
that they compare with ALLcocK's, for
they are worse than worthless, mas
much as they contain deleterious ingre.
dents which are apt to cause serious in
Jury. Remember that AILcocK's are
the only genuine porous ~plasters-the
best external remedy ever produced;
and when purchasing plasters do not
only ask for but sec that you got ALI
cocks Porous PLAsTERs.
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oh, to DO a blonde during the hot
weather! Brunettes may be nice and
sparkling and pretty in the winter, but
as summer girls they are not the un-
qualified successes that their fair sisters
are. always thought l would rather
be fair than dark, but 1t is only when
summer comes that this thought ex-
pands into u positive conviction. l
actually yearn to be o golden-haired,
blue-eyed, fair.sktnned maid in hot
weather. A blonde may feel the heat
like other people, but she has the
happy faculty OF being able to conceal
the fact from the world at large. She
eau wear u low.neck dress with.
out q fear, because she knows that
no matter how much she dances
her neck and face will still look as
white as a lily. Now u brunette cannot
exert herself the least bit without look.
ing positively greasy, andit there is any
one thing that takes the romance out OF
q girls life it is u shiny nose. And the
worst Of it is that all the powder in tho
world will not help matters any. If
you rub on a little IL melts like butter
before the sun, and il in your despera-
ton you apply it in wholesale quanti-
ties, it cakes and gives you u complex
ion like the clown In a circus, and that
is anything but pleasing-to the girl,
but very amusing to the world at large.
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Artificial manners never commend
themselves when once it is discovered
that they are artificial. The smile that
comes with no other prompting than
that of honest enjoyment or kindly
thought is as healthful as q ray OF sun
shine, but whom it ia kept up in an
everlasting smirking it loses whatever
beauty may have been its own ut the
start Above everything do not pose.
This is a word in season, for the sum
mer time somehow changes girls, and
women also, from their regular being
into creatures who wish to show off all
their good points, and in doing so for
get that the only way to be charming
is TO be ehtirely and thoroughlY natural.
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B-oMBARDMHNP @
ReyolutionIsts Attack Rio Grande Do su
MeagEe Reportsl Rheeiyel.

Reyoluti0nIstS Attack Rio GTande Do sui
Meagre Reports Resolved.
VALPARAISO, July l.-pispatches
from Rio Grapde Do Sui, Brazil, via
M~onteyidao, say that m assault has
been made upon that town from the
land aud sea by the revolutionary
forces. When the news Of the admi-
rails arrival on board the steamship
Jupiter spread in the town the clti,
zens were terror stricken. They feared
an immediate attack, Many Of them
abandoned their homes and sought
refuge In the country back oil the town,
Admiral Wandelkok postponed the
bomhardment Of the town from the sea
until the arrival of the fnsurgent land
forces under General SaraiYe, the pre-
concerted plan being an assault from
the land and sea at the same time.
Meanwhile the rebel admifal'a forces
were increased by the crew and officers
of the gunboat Camocin, who declared
in favor Of the reyolutionists and put
their vessel under his command.
The government towboat, Manuel
Diabblo, while trying to enter the har-
Dor, was fred upon from the gunhoat
Cstnoeia. General saraiya's battalions
began massing back OF tho town yester-
day morning and last night the bonn
bardment was opened. The result OF
the fight 10 not known, because the gov.
erRment officers in Rio Grande Do Sol
seized the telegraph offices and refused
to allow messages to DO sent south.
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ENTREES FON HOT DAYS.
Dainty Cold Dishes to Add to the summer
Bill OF Fare,

Dainty Cold Dishes to Add to the summer
Bill OF Fare.
Cotelettes Gu turban n Ia fermlere Is
tho imposing name under which a dish
OF cold lamb or mutton outlets may
masquerade. II the outlets have been
left over, trim them neatly, dip them in
white sauce flavor with a little lemon,
sprinkle with finely chopped parsley
and glaze with aspic Make u salad OF
sliced beets, cucumbers and lettuce.
Heap the meat upon this and garnish
with chopped aspic.
Another delicious cold entree bears
the title souitle de volatile glace. Cut
into shreds some cold chicken and some
han. Toss them in a good white sauce.
Make a stiff sauce OF equal parts of
whipped cream, aspic and mayonnaise,
seasoned with cayenne, and arrange
tho chicken and ham with this sauce in
alternate layers, finishing with the
sauce. Set on ice until time to serve.
Another good entree for hot days is
made by shredding come lettuce,
chicken, ham and tongue and tossing in
mayonnaiSe, with a few red chillies.
Pile tho whole in the centre Of q dish,
garnishing It with slices Of cold boiled
potatoes, cucumber and hard boiled
egg. This dish r%eioices in the name OF
salade q rAnvers.
For flets de b9pf glaces a ia Russo
Cut some neat flets from n piece Of
rather underdone cold beef; coat them
with Spanish sauce, stifened with aspic
jelly and glaze with aspic. Make q
macedonia of mixed vegetables, tossed
in mayonnaise sauce and arrange the
filets on it.
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Glndstonn,. Intnntlons.

LONDON, July 13.-Rumors have been
current that Mr.. Gladstone did not in
tend to again stand for election in the
Midlothian district and that at the
next general election he would stand
for a well up district. MI. Gladstone
has written d letter which is nude pub
Ito to-day settling all doubt rs to his in.
tention. He says that he will again
stand for reelection in Midlothian, as
he believed that tho constituency will
continue to support him.
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Terrible Explosion.

COMFY ISLAND, N, Y. July l2.-An
explosion last night in one OF the build
ings OF the Gravesend plant OF the Pain
Fire Works Company seriously injured
two men aud blew the building TO pieces,
The wreck Of the factory was burned.
The injured men are Edward Edwards
and Joseph Pryor. Pryor had only just
recovered from injuries received while
assisting in u fire works display in Gin
cinnati a few weeks ago.
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Acetic acid, diluted one.half with
water, is an excellent lotion for night
sweats. Alum dissolved in water or
alcohol is also an efficient application
for stopping night sweats or localized
sweating OF tho hands or feet. Bella
donna Is the very best remedy known
to check these secretions; it Is also Of
practical value in case OF neuralgia.
These liquids arc applied with q sponge
before retiring. Acool sponge bath be-
fore going to bed, aud sleeping in u thin
flannel night gown should be tried be-
fore using either Of the above remedies.
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At one period ladies carried a little
instrument about with them known as
u "scratch. back" It was used openly
at the theatre and in the street, and
was rs necessary an item to a lady'a
toilet as a lau or a patch-box. It's use
was obvious. In those days ladies wore
high rufus aud stili arrangements about
their necks, and their ablutionary du-
ties we're ofthe very lightest, SO that
the ''acratch-back" was no mere orna-
ment, though it was often ieweled and
richly carved. They were in the form
Of a hand with sharp-nailed fingers,
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nlndrlhlnr,.

The grand specific for tho prevailing
malady Of the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costlveneas,
general debility, etc, Is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu-
lates tho digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores tho system to vlgor-
Gus health and energies, Samples free.
Large packages 60c Sold only BY Logan
Drug Go, 3
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It will cost you nothing and will sure
ly do you good, II you have u 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 Ia grippe
found 1t just the thing and under its use
had u speedy and perfect recovery, Try
q sample bottloat our expense and learn
for yourself just how good o thing 1t Is.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. Large sise Doc and 81 90. 8
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Pick carefully into flakes cold, boiled
Goldfish, rejecting nil skin and bones.
Melt piece Of butter in n saucepan, and
add to 1t a large pinch Of flour, pepper,
salt and grated nutmeg to taste, with
one gill Of cream, also q little cayenne.
Stir until smooth; put in tho fish. and
gently shake IL in this sauce until quite
warm. II not enough sauce, add q little
moro milk or cream. After taking IL of
tho fro, stir in quickly the yolks OF two
eggs beaten up with q little milk and
sefyo Immediately.
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nearkeaIng ror nls sLep.

She henrkens for his step
In tho hush OF her lonely roOm;
She starts with dread Ut each elhoing tread
That sounds from the outer gloom
Asshe rocks the cradle near
With q tFemul0us hand aud slow,
"Ah, Heaven she slghs, but the night
dTeOr
With the thoughts Of long ago"
She thinks Of the rosy time
III the not 80 long agOne,
Whom she hearkened Tor the samG swift tread
With a heart Ikea summor dnwnt
How II gpnrned the pebble aud she'll
How II gambOled Us Il drew naArl
How her heart stood still as itS music iel
On her bowed and listening earl
Stood still, but uoths now
With doubt aud misgivlug-Hark
There II COMES AZ last now slow, now last,
And stumbling along the dark.
She seizes the sleeping child,
And gathers II 10 her breRst-
MOI he's OnlV merry, not bad 0ndWlld
And his greetings u upsy Jest
But, OIL when her tear. wet check
on her pillow at last Is laid,
How cruHbie and fall each shtnthg wall
OF tho castles In atr she madel
Who will blame II she sometimes pray.
That her heart shall catch the sound
Dian echoing step beyond tho day
NheTea MI is repose proioundY
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Knnsas nank Zane.

GARNETr, KANSAS, Jnly IL. The
bank Of Garrett, ono of the leading in
stltutions of Anderson county, closed
its doors this morning, catching some
depositors rather heavily and the coun-
ty treasury for $40, 900 Of county money.
A statement Of assets and liabilities is
unobtainable.
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sprInrA,ld Bnnk Fails.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July 1S.-The Bank
of Commerce has failed. 1t is the first
bank failure in the history Of Spring
field. The last statement showed $780,
600; in resources q surplus Of about
$4,000 and $4,000 in deposits.
4. J.. Ray, IN extensive dry goods
dealer, has failed for $4,000.
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Black Taco fans arc now worked In
steel aud have handles OF gtnokcd pearl,
tho Duchess lace fans being mounted
with mothor.otp Black LAGOS wero
never more the vogue. They arc used
tor brstoiio, coliarottes, HchHs. sleeves
and parts Of sleeves, jacket fronts aud
neck and belt garnitures. ECru lace
enjoys almost equal favor aud later in
tho season will be ever more the mode.
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On and after Sunday, July 2. train
No. rs on the Cleveland, Lorain 4
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling at / 100 y. M, central stand.
ard timc, will loAyO Wheeling At lao p.
M, central standard time. Passengers
for Chicago and tho west can now takO
sleeper. leaving ton minutes earlier and
arrive In Chicago d. 1885 a. IN.
]. H. TRuRY, q. i. and Z, A.
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A wedding Noio,

AZ a recent wedding tho eight brides.
maids wore dresses OF WhilO crepon,
trimmed round tho skirts with lace and
insertion. pa%nsy.oolorcd velvet forming
the collars aud bodice bOlla, with deep
irillS OF lACe over the shoulders and biz
hats trimmed with latO aud purple
pansieS, They carried bouquets u pur-
pie panBiOs ind double white Catna-
lions aud wore tho groom's glft Of on.
amol and diamond pansy brooches. AZ
another fashionable wedding tho brides.
maids, ton In number, inAdO a lovely
picture about the altar In gowns Of pink
urOpe do chino, with white satin gaahea
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ro Proteet aerman supieota.

BERLIN, July l2,-The navy depart
mept has sent a dispatch to the Ger.
man China station, ordering the war
ship Wolf to proceed at once to Bang
kok to protect German subjects and in
terests in the Siamese capital in the
event OF an outbreak OF hostilities be.
tween the French and siamese.
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won1Ds CoIUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
Excursion to Chicago via Ohio River HAIL.

On and aitor this date, until October
81, the Ohio River railroad will sell
tickets TO Chicago and return, on nc
count of the Worlds Columbian Expo.
sltion, at greatly reduced rates. Tickets
will be good fol continuous passage In
either direction with final limit for 70.
turn passage November D 1893, For
rates Of far6, time Of train and other In
formation, inquire OF ticket agents,
Ohio River railroad, or write W. j.
Robinson, goRoFal passenger agent,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
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Boil together oee quart OF vinegar,
two pounds OF sugar, one-half ounce OF
cinnamon, .one-half ounce OF cloves and
one.hali ounce OF mace-the spices tied
in a thin muslin bag. Pour this while
hot aver Eve pounds Of tart cherries,
leaving the stems on II possible.
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Mince and season cold beef, flavor it
with mushrooms or walnut catsup.
Make Of beef dripping q thin paste; roll
it out in thin pieces about four inches
square, put some Of 1.-THE beef in the con-
tire OF each, fold tho edges neatly over
it, and fry them in dripping to alight
brown. The paste can hardly DO rolled
too thin.
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and collars. With these gowns were
worn large white Tuscan straw hats,
with white lace laid on the broad brims
aud trimmed with white ostrich tips,
pink roses and a bow Of moas green
velvet, They carried large bouquets OF
pink roses, tied with white satin rib
hons.
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LyonnaIse Tripe,

Cut small, boil iss five minutes and
drain, Fry one tablespoonful OF
chopped onion in one large tablespoon,
full OF butter. Add one tablespoonful
OF vinegar, the tripe, chopped parsley,
celery salt and pepper, Simmer five
minutes, Serve on toast.
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cherries au Nuturoi for nrenkEast.

Arrange a layer OF fresh cherry leaves
around the edge OF a silver cake basket,
or dainty china or glass dish. On this
lay cherries fresh gathered ii possible)
with stems on. No further directions
will DO needed Tor the disposal Of this
ArGadiRa dish.
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Tokc tic untImorO 8 ohio to chicago.

Take the baltimore q ONO 10 Ohicago'
Excursion tickets now on sale via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Novom-
bor 5, 1903. Trains leave Wheeling,
eastern time, at $3.50 q. II. and 1895 p.
m. daily, and at $500 p. mo except Suit-
day. For sleeping a accommodations
and other information enquire Of Balti-
more 4 Ohio agents.
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stauoner Fails.

CHICAGO, July {. -charles NJ. Barnes,
stationer and bookseller, assigned
to-day. Assets sl71,OoO; liabilities SllS,-
900. Confessions OF judgements entered
last night in the superior court caused
the suspension.