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d WAYS ana Means committee :,
Q la'her' but for the business interests .
.ne country which have kept the tele.
! graph wires hot with protests ag,ins,
the proposed outrage ever since :, no'
, MADE public week ago. He doesn,t
l mind the opposition from democrstio
: Gongfessmen; he knows by experience
.iaI few appointments iudlciouslv
paced Will silence the most of thai
II Is the aroused public sentiment ~
VI inc country that he fears.
democratic Senators and Represent
atlVes VINO have been among their
constituents since the close of the
ezra session bring no consolation ~
.ne administration on the contr,rn
lucy Cring news of the most doIefnJ
nature. Att private conference ofths
administration democrats held MONDAY
nisnl II was generally admitted that the
next House of Representatives would
almost certainly be Republican. In
naesa OF mat knowledge making them
more conservative, as it would yisar
"ep' II mas made them more deter.
~, 'nan ever to force the whole t
a program through Goa +
s'eSs' regardless of consequences.
Republican leaders take LITTLE
sock in the idea that discoptepted
lemocrats will aid them to modify tie v
tariff bill. They have heard a,
emocratlc Senators and Renresent
yves talk one way and vote anotber
20 Often to place any reliance mon 81
lem. upon VIZ
They intend, however, that the ia
eoate on the bill shall make plain 70 a..
e country the full extent of tho
'mage such law will inflict mon ca
'ery man in the United States, OWN CO
the House Rules and that the HIS PC,
on Rules is completely Oh
der Mr.. Clevelands thumb # y vi
''ain that the bill will be raiiroaded Ial
ough the House with but sembl. Int
e OF general debate, but Mr. of
:Veiand does not control the Senate an,
len has rules, that will not ha "'i y
hanged to aid in hurrying this bill !
'ugn' under which full debate NAV gat
ia". ii democratic Senators choose thir
may with the aid of the solid her,
ipican vote, which they can easily 49,
II they ask for tit will not he ieSS
Tered to them-remove some of the pr1c
Gus sections of the bill; but few thin
ohcans are counting upon their pros
6 anything so sensible. ~
is not yet certain when tho l.
Gland tariff bill be reported to the be IL
Sc. a resolution adopted by the day
Sc Just before the close of the itv n
session provided that the repub ~ '
members of the Ways and Means lllto
nlttee should have ten days from Dece
me they were furnished with La
report aga u, the :, Dill to prepare insep
TO be binding the bill will not opdn'
ported to the House until well as are
next week, as the Republicans and s
lot yet been furnished com.
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From our Regular Correspondent.
Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1S9

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1898.
Mr.. Cleveland doubtless feels that
his tariff bill needs bolstering up, and
that accounts for the space he devotes
to it in his message to congress. 1t is
not for the democratic members Of
Congress that he intends his arguments
in favor of the tariff monstrosity which
he has corpelled- The. democrats of the
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS

ALL PERSONS ARE Fo iSs i1SscTDe rE with
passing on the Pggip'SA All those so doing will
poS S,,oit with according to law.
be deHi' ENOCH MCCULLOUGH,
o,, Liberty Grove, Cecil Go, Md.
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For sore throat there is nothing better
than a flannel bandage dampened with
Cham berlain's Pain Balm. 1t will nearly
always effect cure in one nights time.
This remedy is also favorite for rheuma-
tism and has cured many very severe cases.
so cent bottles for sale by Druggists.
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MarT1bd.

TERRY-KIDD.-Op July Is, 1898. by Rev, W.
H. Burrell As Cooper St, Camden, N. j., X.
Goodwin Terry to Bertha NJ. Kidd, both OF this
county.
WN-SIPPERLEY.-On November 10Th,
1898, in Baltimore, Nd, by the Rev. W. X.
Coward Lewis Kirk Brown, of Was hington,
ID c., and Catharine Tyson Sipperley, OF
Melrose, New York. No cards.
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Terms of subscription {:
The object of it proprietor being to nal
>THE WHlg>

Pre-eminently valuable for its Local as well as
General Intelligence, News Communications are
County in addition to the weekly contributions
ofits regular corps OF correspondents. Anony-
NOUS communications will receive no attention,
the name of the writer being required in all cases
as a guarantee of good faith.
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}. HAYES GALLAHER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
CHILDS, MD.

| have in my hands for sale
a large list of Farms of various
sizes and prices. Also several
Town and Village Properties,
among which are several de-
cided bargains. Parties desir-
ing to purchase Real Estate in
this line will do we'll to call on
or correspond with me.
7 a1co have
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HOLIDAY Goods

which is now open and ready,
that they are the newest ideas,
the best selections, the most
appropriate and desirable of
Presents, and al! at such a low
price that it will not pay you
to think you can now or at
any future time do better.
We have the right thing for
every person, old, middle-aged
or young, at the right price,
Don't miss our Holiday Display.
Visitors are cordially invited.
VIM. J. ALRICH,
Main St, oP Goaff E :Gs Elkton, Md
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IT. anamaRer's.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4, 1898
WttN THE HOLIDAYS AT
WANAMAKER'S

thanksgiving gone. Christ
mas coming. Be tween the
two the great zone of Winter
retailing. With stalwart arms.
Ii LIE greatest Retail Sticks
1He Least Prices Euer JLade
we lit the store before YOU
ma command ''AHeuhour' q
Money saving pervades thes,
pl7z< Of tile times. We ar, Is
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December Court.

The December term of the Circuit
Court convenes on Monday next, the 18th
inst. The jurors drawn for this term
are as follows:
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A BON rsn
Holiday Competitors

Are you prepared to be con
vlnced? Let us convince you
by actual demonstration, as we
can if you will call at our store
and see the beautiful display of
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" Aeh baey was SICK, we gave her Castorf.
''''' SHE was a Child, she cried for Castoria
y lef she became Miss, she chung to Castori.
"he" ne had Children, she gave them Casto-.o
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Mr. j. C. Boswell, one of the best known
and most respected citizens of Brentwood,
Texas, suffered with dia rh9a for long
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a decree
In the Circuit Co.. ldant a

The Oh. lut 1lss8; that
NV rie c,ISa Decem 2oSGsls the
'tT &C. plaintiff -
we're Iause. abandoned the
5 SnoI the city OF Philadel-
de, the jurisdiction OF tAAs
u uH aietIonment has continued
ph pan than three years, ana
iPrnanIdfatiGn of the parties ls
~ Citation OF reconciliation.
u TN, las born to said parties
oe;iyorcc a riaculO mdtri@onH
I'D day OF Novcmhe: 1898,
III Court Tor Cecil County, IN
ntif by causing IA copy o.
asserted in some newspaper
Il ;eril County, once in each o:
aeks before the 4th day OF
,ar 1873 give notice to the SAID
4 the object and substance o!
ler to appear in this Court; IN
Tor on or before the l9th day
TO show cause If any she ms
t not to be passed as prayed
JAMES 7. GRAB AM,
GRAHAM, Clerk. init
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ELKTON, DECEMBER 9, 1898.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

President Cleveland's annual mes
sage to Congress which appeared on
Monday, is a long and laborious
document, filled with an ample var
iety of information upon every
departmental subject, but noticeably
deficient in information upon sub
iects that the people Of this country
naturally and properly loolsd for
information upon.
Indeed. the whole message is
marked by more generality than
exactness of statement, and is there.
fore the more disappointing in its
failure to deal explicitly with import
ant questions of policy which inter-
est all of Mr.. Cleveland's country,
men.
For instance, since the repeal Of
the Sherman Bill, the question of a
national currency IS a problem
which interests everybody, but Mr.
Cleveland practically ignores the
the subject and substantially con.
fesses that he does not know what
will happen as result of the silver
purchase repeal. The only state
ment in the message approaching
explicitness on the financial situation
is contained in few lines expressing
his belief that Congress ought to
make clearer the authority OF the
Secretary of the Treasury to issue
bonds, an intimation, that the admin
istration may avail itself of such
authority.
Upon the Hawaiian complication
Mr.. Cleveland is positively sphinx
like, giving the country no indi-
cation OF the important instructions
recently issued to Minister Willis,
and only indicating his desire to see
a monarchy restored at Honolulu.
While so vague and unsatisfactory
upon the subjects indicated, the
message shows Mr.. Cleveland to be
as good a free trader as ever. He
seems to see no significance in the
recent verdict OF the people and
the rehabilitation of Mr.. McKin-
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ORDER NlSl.
In re. The MOrtgaged Real Estate of George a
Burns and wife.

In re. The MOrtgaged heal Estate VI 'eoiS0 -
Burns and wife.
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County. In
Equity, No. 1885.
ORDERED. this 18th day OF November, lSsa
that the sale ofprOperty mentioned in these
proceedings made and reported by j. Wesley
Faslls.attOrney be ratified and confirmed. uEles
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on o.
before the 10th day of January, 1894, provided
copy of this order be inserted in some newspapt
printed.and published in Cecil county once!
December next
The report states the amour of sale to b
&, $4,000.
True COpy-Test: Clerk.
JAMES I. GRAHAM, Clerk. 2Sn6
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has the temerity to blame
ient tariff system for the sus-
of work in mills and fact
face Of the evidence to the
of ninety out of every hun
hose engaged in American
IS.
Whole the message is not
to the country. 1t post
he Hawaiian question; it
no policy on our currency
sal system; it is full OF pleas
# Cheap John economy; it
II the Wilson tariff in a
which presaees that the
5 who protest against it
he c5ark of the White
their ears; it
- < sssss9s
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SUITED TO A T

Like turkey for a Thanks
giving dinner. That's the case
every time with the made to
order suits at our establish
ment. You could not find
fault with them any more than
you could with your turkey
on Thanksgiving Day, because
he was above weight. Every
material correct for business
or evening wear may be found
in our stock.
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ORDER NISl.

,.oed real estate of Job Halnes
In re- l and Elizabeth Il. Haines, his VIE.
=, tho Circuit Court for Cecil County IN r'qu''s
In t''e No. 1926
RpEREp this I'd day Of Noyem6eg lS 81 6 6eas
q the sale Of the 5 P5GPG 4eSyo RsI by
proceedings ""b he ratted and confirmed unless
to the be shown Ge
SeSS 9s sn Fl 1sn
cory oil thls onrhIished in Cecil county, once
printed @ npe Month before the 9Th day OF Deem
Der next ....ho omount of sale TO be $56OO.0O
Clerk.
True Copy-1I1asTMES 7. GRAHAM, Clerk.
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A LONG SESSION OF OoNnRpco

Inc session of Congress which
opened on Monday promises 70 ba -
long one. 1t also is certain to be =
very very busy one else all signs fail
one OF the most radical econon;o
measures presented to CONGRESS mr
some time is to be examined and
passed upon, and the issues wb;ob
are at stake will make this measure
the subject of searching attention
ana much criticism before it's finallv
ACT acted upon The path before tbe
wilson tariff bill, which will eooross
much of the attention of CONGRESS- i
a stormy one. %
-, The consideration OF the Wilson
Dill VIII scarcely be over before April
or May The bill already has aroused
a mood OF criticism and objection and
much OF this opposition has come
rom the party whose representatives
nave 1t in their power to settle the c
ate Oh the measure. The South has
alsed cry at aid made mon
VII la ~ its territory. 4
anufacturers q.
tied TO n
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3arcs !. ". V3NV 'E or HOUSEHOLD
hIoWn'S !:'C:: Isittcrs
sess En- me system aids digestion. removes e,,
= NNu cures Ia!aiia. Get the genuina
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cation of specialties.
:hln2s are exclusivet
lere. Many stocks are
ess-large assortment,
prices on great mum d
Kings have never bp-
'r9 ga ed. for cheapn,, il,
The Winter trade VIII
e tull of ozone, and l.. 10
ay forward the int ctlv-
y of November W lerse :
to the greater ;ty OF
ecember.
Large business ne d.
separable from e 5re I
ances put beforee looa
are cause and eff opJoo
d shadow, sound echo'
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III v. WALDO, BOI3 500, Boston, MSS

,,rr tborouoh knowledge OIL the natural laws
~ uovcrn the operations Of digestion and
,,irition, and by careful application Of the fine
ni.nnarties Of well selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
divided lor our breakfast and supper dell IL
HtelI a,,y doctors bills 1t is by the Judicious
any n eseh articles that constitution may
&c g ~ built up until strong enough to
resist ever ,teS are floating around us ready to
sapn a5 ,rherever there is a weak point. We may
ATTACK anv n fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
Ts orhsd with pure y blood 2na pro Made
noursheG ,i nniIing water or milk. Sold only in
Simply Iyon md tins, by Grocers, labelled thus;
h 4aMFS EPPS co, Ltd Homeopathic
= London, England 10
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Jlu6 anu tilCu III an J
without benefit, until :
Cholera, and Diarrr'-
that relieved him
Druggists. ,
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Owners Of Farms,

Owners of Farms,
or other Real Estate, who
desire to sell their property
are requested to send me a
full description and price of
same. No charge whatever il
| do not furnish a customer.
Do you want to Rent your Farm?
| have several applicants for
the coming year. Send me
particulars.
Agent for the Agricultural
Fire Insurance Company.
Promptand careful attention
given to all business.
!. HAYES GALLAHER
Childs, Md.
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ooi IlloHey savers.
ia cllity we can comm;
cry thought that our
can evolve for assemb
completest stocks at II
est costs are actively er
chances IN are coming fr
rapid change of values
interests are ours. The
If all this appear in the
md prices here TODAY.
The OFFERINGS ara =,
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ew Book Catalogue,
n classified, will be
.: istance to you in
:. ections for Christ
=, or for Quitting a
vate or public, with
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]
Il y
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ell 144hla,
.BLfSHED IN 1874.

Every SATURDAY MORNING AT
xFoN, CECtL COUNTY, ND.
Y r.. TORBERT, Editor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
CONCERNING BUSINESS AND FINANCE

CINCINNATI, o., July 27.-The distillers
of Cincinnati and vicinity who will by
law be called upon August 3 TO pay their
share Of about s. 600, 900 OF taxes o. whisky
distilled in May and June, 1890, have
unanimously Addressed request to Secre-
tary Carlisle to instruct collectors to delay
the collection for ninety days. They say
the present financial situation is abnormal,
and that TO withdraw that large sum OF
money from banks and from circulation at
this time, would heighten the present dis
tress and would be Of no advantage TO the
governmdnt. The local bankers have eu-
dorsed the request and circular letters
will be sent TO all interested asking them
TO join the petition.
HELENA, MoNT., July 27.-The First Ma
tional and Montana National Banks failed
70 open this morning A run is now in
progress on the other banks OF the city.
The run is now confined principally to the
Merchants National Bank, which is paying
every body. They are confident that they
will be able 10 stand the run, The two
closed banks have ample assets, but cannot
realize, 5. T. Hausser is President of the
FIRST National. The capital stock is $780,
600; surplus, Sl00,OOO; undivided profits,
SGO0. 600, and average deposits. So, $50. 600.
John T. Murphy is President Of the Mon
tana National. The capital stock is $500.
600; surplus, 100000; undivided pronts,
Sl0O, 900, and average deposits, 81, 80 O,000.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 27-The di-
rector OF the mint has been notified that
his counter offer of 60 7O20 per ounce has
been accepted for 5000 ounces of silver of
yes erday's offerings. The total purchase
for the month aggregates !, 1882, 600 ounces
PORTLAND, OREeoN, July 27.-The Ore
gon National Bank and the Northwestern
Loan and Trust Company closed their doors
this morning. George B. Markle is presi-
dent of both institutions. Capital stock Of
the OREGON National, 100000: surplus,
SAC, 600; average deposits, S50O,O0O Capital
stock OF the Northwestern Loan and Trust
Company, $50, 900; surplus, $4,000.
New YORK, July 2T.-Lazard Freezes
are advised OF a shipment Of 81, 10000 gold
from Europe
SPOKANE, WASH. July 27.-The First
National Bank aud Spokane Savings Bank
closed this afternoon. They were liable 10
realize upon securities at the present time
They had a capital of S250,0OO and $1O0. 900
respectively.
MIDDLEsBoRo, KY, July 25.-The First
National Bank Of this place closed its doors
this morning. The notice upon the doors
reads: This bank closed BY order Of oi-
rectors.n
HAERIsBURG, Pa, July 27.-The Ameri
can Tube and Iron Company. located al
Middletown, has gone into the hands Of a
receiver. The company has no mortgages.
judgments or bonded inde otedness against
it, but could not raise funds. owing 70 the
stringencp Of the money market It's one
of the largest concerns Of the kind in the
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
QUITE A LIVELY BATTLE

A white MANS Wife Takes Up With n
Negro, While Her Husband is ia the
Penitentiary--He Gets Out and Makes
TroubIe--One Killed.
SpsciaI Telsordm 20 me Rssistr.
EVANSVILLE, o., July 2I-Partlcu-
lars have been received here OF ter
rlble fight at Corning, a mining town
in Perry County, last night, in which
one person was killed. another perhaps
fatally wounded and several others were
injured.
About a year ago man named Davis
was sent from Portsmouth, o., TO the
penitentiary at Columbus to serve a
term for larceny. His wife and colored
man whose name could not be learned
then moved TO Corning and lived to-
gether.
Davis was released from the peniten-
tiary last Monday and went directly to
Corning, where he threatened TO Kill his
wife aud the colored man. Last night
he filed up with liquor and went TO bis
wife's house. There were several
persons present at the time. Davis
began quarrelIng and soon there
was fight in which all
present took part. Knives and pistols
were freely used and number OF shots
fred. The arrival OF outsiders, who
heard the disturbance, caused the fight
TO come to an end.
James Clifford, white man, was shot
In the breast and fatally wounded. lie
died a couple Of hours later. His wife
was shot in the side and Is In danger
Gus condition Davis was fearfully cut
about the head, breast and arms
so that 1t is doubtful II
he will live. A coIored man
named Walker was shot in the leg.
Mrs. Davis and her colored friend re-
celved orly slight injuries. All the
parties are under arrest except the col
ored man. He escaped in the excite
ment and has not been seen since. al
though the officers are after him. he Is
considered as the cause OF the trouble,
and II captured II may 90 hard with
him. The town IS greatly excited over
the affair.
Clifford, who was killed, bad broth
er, William Clifford, hho was Killed tn
q fight at the same town last fall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
DENVER IS BADLY SCARED.

Fears That the Thousands OF idle Men
Now In the City May Make an Effort
To Pnlage the Town-The Mayors Pro-
clamation.
DENVER, COL, July 27.-The lynching of
the Italian, Arata, last night, has shown
the immense crowd Of idle wOrkmen at
present in Denver what can be accom-
plished by violence and there is dread in
the minds of many that riot OF enormous
size, having for its purpose the looting OF
the city, may break out any time.
The thousands of unemployed workman
already here are being augmented daily by
others from acknowledgement the State who
are gradually working their way to Den
yer.
The county and city and numerous char
lty organizations are doing their best to
feed and shelter the great army OF penni-
less people, but they are incapable OF meet
ing the demands. The banks OF the city
have called upon the government troops at
Ft Logan, OF which there are seven hun
dred, TO be ready 20 protect their institu-
tions in case of an outbreak, The oanks
are United States repositories, and thus
have a right TO ask government protection.
Unemployed members OF the State mill
tia and the Chaffee light artillery are now
under arms at the armory awaiting devel-
opments Mayor Van Horn issued procla-
nation requesting all good citizens not TO
cougregate on the streets as it may lead to
an outbreak
This afternoon a large number OF idle
men attempted TO board train at Four
teenth street but were rcpulsed by the train
men Every precautiOn possible has been
taken by the different officials to prevent
troubls, and they are hopeful of success.
The following proclamation was issued
this afternoon.
"MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY OF DENVER,
July %, 1873,
"All citizens of Denver. who prize the
medium OF our city and State, are earnest
IL requested at this time 70 refrain from
congregating in the streets and elsewhere.
and speakers are requested 70 refrain from
addressing all molages OF laboring men
and Others. The State, county, and city
are doing everything possible to help the
needy. Let US have no unnecessary excite
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-28
DECLARATIONS AGAINST SAGE
Della keegan's Bill Presented in Court.
says He Gave Her Drugs aud Continued
His Relations With her Fourteen Years.

beiiA heegans Bill Presented in Court.
says He Gave Her Drugs and Continued
His Relations With Her Fourteen Years.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Judge Book
stayer, in the Court OF Common Pleas,
to-day denied the motion OF j. Baptist
Marshall, counsel for Della Keegan In
the suit against Russell Sage, to vacate
the order extending for twenty days Mr..
Sage's time in which to file answer to
the complaint.
The answer, according TO the Courts
order which was affirmed by to-days
decision, must be 6led by August 3.
This leaves the matter exactly As It
stood before Lawyer MArshRlPs motion
was,made so fur as time Is concerned.
The plaintiffs bill OF particulars was
filed today. In 1t Miss Keegsn declares
that her relations with Mr.. Sage COW
cred period OF fourteen years.
Their relations first began in 1858 or
1859. Among the places enumerated
are his own room In his Fifth avenue
residence, where he now lives.
Their relations continued until the
first child was born. She had been llv-
ing in Mr.. Sage's house doing sewing
for his niece, Sarah Sage.
He also took her TO 3 house In Twen-
ty-fourth street, between Sixth and Sew
enth avenues, which is still standing,
and also to Central Park and other
places.
When she went TO Ireland with her
child she laft 1t there with her brother