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prominence in intellectual circles in
Europe and America, the president OF
the American Publishers Association
aroSs and said: The gentlemen IRON
West Virginia has probably come near
err 10 the correct idea in this discussion
than anyone else"
lir Reed was born az Elk CITY. II.
vs., in 1865 1t she age OF eighteen he
was graduated from the state normal
school, after which he attended the
siSie university, receiving several spe-
cial diplomas and the degree IL 3. He
became the editor OF the Clarksburc
Teihgrdgl in 1891. and soon achieved no.
toriesy "a journalist and orator. He
was caosan member o; the Republican
state committee in 1892 and elected
alternate Geleeste-at-large 10 the l:s.
Republican convention I: Minneapolis,
MINI He has beeu admitted 70 the
bar in the state and United States
courts. In 1898 he was unanimously
elected president OF the West Virginia
Editorial Association, which distinction
made him ex-otScio q member @: the
general advisory committee OF the
Worlds Congress Auxiliary. As DEL
esa;e 10 this angus, and international
gathering he acquitted himself in =
manner tha; reflected honor upon him
self and his naive STATE. He is uumar.
ried, and Is still the successful editor OF
the Tels5roEs, AZ Clarksbrrg. ". Va
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Io.DAy's PROGRAMME
i Bastaess Meeting ard the outi-s and
Banquet az the PaEk-

- - - %@-
Banquet AZ tie Park
Theie2tures otto-dzy5 programme IN
Glade the business meeting, which v:ll
be called TO order =. the chamber OF com
usrce ST O'Clock this morning.. ths
outing !. Wheeling PARK IL .hs alter
noon and the banquet 4, the park.
which takes place ;. O'Clock, so "a 10
gre the local p.ess boys IN opporsu-
ri.y 10 be present
At the business meeting PrsEi5sa:
Reed viii deliver his anaC2l sidre.s,
which viii be listened 70 win interest
70 doubt. Mr.. :. Vernon Aler viii de-
liver the Grafton, 20 il goes wi;hol; say.
ins Tia. il will be eloquent and 90 the
speaker credit. OIhe- speakers viii te
heard, ate. which there viii be ; dis
erssion =, 10 nasdsd newspaper legisl1-
ton IN Ts.s Virgins, which ousa. 70
prove interesting and prodtsb!e.
I. possible he . o'clock motor vii be
taken 20 Wheeling P-sk, where lie
afternoon w;ll be spent This resort,
which hss received ram pssise from
sl Who have visited il, is sure to be
appreciated by tie visitors on this
occasion. The bIHQue; s. the PARK vii
be the uiad-up OF tae sncuel meeting
Of the stSie press- a5
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played for 90 hour or two, after which
tho party eat down to an elegant lunch
prepared By tho new caterer AZ the
park, Mr.. E. Hodreutcr, The out Of
door exercise aud the surroundings
lent to MI, appctites tina. were only sat
isfed by tho lunch. which vas discussed
with relish. On behalf Of the local poo.
pic Mr.. Il. @. Ogden thanked the park
association for tho reception given the
visiting press boys, aud spoke Of the
enterprise that had been feature OF
tho park association. Mr.. Reed re.
spouded on behalf OF the association
briefly and eloquently.
It was about o'clock when the Wis.
itors left the park and returned up
town. On account Of other attractions
the visit to the Benvood steel plant and
tube works was abandoned last night
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SIXTEENTH OHIO DISTRICT.
TIE Convention VIII be Held at s:eubep
Niile on june To-
- - I, .. T..e.l-rE-n

Sfec@-I D-F1.1a = ~ IziGII5cr-ts-.
SrErEEsyIrlE, O., Nay s-The con-
gressional committee for the Sixteenth
district met hers to-day. Messss- E E.
Erskine, ofSteubenville. Mayor Moore,
OF Ba.uesville, Col. O'Neil, OF Hannibal,
Judge Deio,d. o; Carrollton, and Judge
McNsmee, of CadiZ, being present.
Sseuhenvills was selected as the place
foc holding the convention, and June
L.. the date
D.. E Msgsyarn. OF Harrison. will be
chairman, and William Cook OF Monroe.
secretary OF the temporary organization
The manner OF the selection OF delegates
was left 10 the executive committee OF
the various counties. The delegates
were proporsioue6 IS follows. based on
me Mckinley vote: Beluon. G6. Jet-
:erson 50, Har,isou q, Carroll Il. Mon
roe IS, = total OF iSS. requiring ninety
Two 10 nominate. The fight during the
month lei: promises 20 be warn.
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a PLEAsIx- 4r-rsSooy

At the pavilion the ans view OF the
city, Bellaiss sai the whole eount-r
side vas seen 10 advantage, me simos-
.pheFe being unususllycisar. S-Clairs-
rille's church spires fifteen miles TO the
west we're pointed cut and Clearly dis
.nasuished. Ten pins, the game tina.
Wheeling Is .avizc oTer Just NOW. Eas
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Hor,,, cemrar rs.a,rs,.

2 Theatre-Soers 1ni aunse=snt-iovers
il ee1srsl win hail With delight the an
rouncs1ea: that ST the Opera House
this evening Hoyts phenonsnSlly sue
csss;dl cone3y, 4 Trip % Chinatown
viii be presented. The skit, designated
b. Mr.. Hoys IS musical sride, Is con-
ceied TO Be ;he nos. breezy OF his
many works. The pieoe Is enjoying !
Eea6e.irl mn in New York. having
ecea played I. the Madison Square
theatre in that city FOR ever 100 cos
secusiva nights Charles Eoys has
never SET hi,asslt ~ IS N instructor. :
ss!ornss or IN oracle OF the stage. His
satirea nave coavereG, however, Ge1l
Of practical lessons. and be hiss created
= school 0; ac,ins that mas for 3 decade
bssa the most popular OF sll sssss
An1ssments.
4 T. l.s.l
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3lr. Frank E Mccoy, OF the Mccoy
Shoe Company. hss been Eorking up :
project TO establish q Wholesalers b.
resu of Credi: in this city 4ad has forty-
two OF the wholesalers on his list 4
meeting was 10 hare been held las;
night 10 effect AZ organization, but only
;vo firms showed up, go the matter will
De taken up again AZ q meeting 20 be
held at the chamber OF commerce To-
morrow evening. The purpose is 10
regulate credit 70 merchants in Wheel
ius's Iobbing field and 10 pro.ec: the
la:tar ra
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MAIN AND TENTH SITS,
WHEELING. W. Va.
One Cent Articles.

6HeaTy Envelopes, good Pen Holders. 9 s,Asl
Pens, Memorandum BOOK Sheets Note Paper.
Slate Pencils Lead Pencils Coliar buttons
punches Hair Pas. Handkerchief. Thlmbie
J paper fGs. |lps: Needles spool SILK Twist
to;sn Hooks aud tJrss. 6 DarIiIn. Neci!eS.
Nutmeg GrEler. dozen Bras PaRu Blitons.
Hat IN box CArpo. Tacks dozen Clothes
Pins. Tablet ! Sc. knitting Needles
fNtg ~ s-ra0f rr9gNHt I
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Fire.Cent Articles

Ladies. Eosa, Ch.ldae9's Hoe. Rolling Pas
BoSEp3d l:llsG, Cur Buttons Ia B1ckets. Con-
5tnAts5a GL1Ss C1tie-s. Boys SaiyeS Po6erA
FaHs, Rch.es HaTT1=iczI Torres, Sc S,,siye
?AcEa{eS- S34cs+tleS, Dina Cologne HsI- Carl
s-S, scaool S!steS la-.p 5G-ae-s, shoe Dsessi1r
Ladies Pins. Table EliTes.
4Eai lg-eeat Gst!e!es n ou- j-ceaI Est Cone
A-G .sEs thssl OF of Cur VA
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The Superiority

OF Hoods Sar.apsrills Is due 10 the tie
nsndous anoua. OF brain work and
constant care used in iss preparation
Try one bottle and you will BE con
vi1ced OF It's superiority Il prrite.
the blood which, the scu-cs OF health,
cures dyspep-is. oyescooes SICK head.
aches and bifousaess Il i Just the
medicine for you
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For tie ccc.sion OF the nee:iug G:
the G. !. P Eccanpusa: OF Ohio. s;
Canton, O.. May Is. 1891. The Cleveland,
Jorain & Wheeling RaiIway will sell er-
eUraion round t,ip tickets 5. oas ceai
per uiis
Tickets VIII be sold Nay /. and Is,
good returning until Mar ~ PazseE.
gers viii be rosted Wis The Canton.
Mss.iIloa Electric Railway, iron Mas.
silloR, O., and landed directly g: the
doc: Of the hotels OF Cantor, Ohia.
J. E TREY, G. F. ( P. \
Froos P.rx- 4: Kurnsr / ChaS,s.
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SOMETHING ABOUT REED,

PRECEDENT of the West Virginia Editorial
Association.
Stuart F. Reed was probably the
youngest journalist, who participated in
the deliberations OF the recent Worlds
Press Congress q. Chicago, says The
Journals. And it might well have been
the proudest moment Of bis life, when,
after taking an active part IN a debate
wherein his colleagues were men OF
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Two.Cent Articles.

l2doaen Buttons. Fine Co-lb. ! bot;is INK.
Pint Tn Crps. HEntkcrchisfs. Cake Cutters pcT-
Ter horcs, LlnRt,T Half Pins. Carpenter PsncifS
l'HG Buttons. Pie Pans. Pocket Corzbs SapEirI
Can OIslerS. Spool Cotton. Toilet soap. GInIeiS
ISIS Lies Auobe- TlpPet RncsA Hair
CatlpaD
Teds.i only 10 Bargains Ard give big rElrs
!oF The meier
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Efcht-Cent Articles.

Io1tsy Y-e:cAes Thisk B.corS. TE.S Fo=.s.
Tia SCcEa.s. Log: EA-5lc Fi:e Ssovels. RzIeS.
1nSiE-y. Lsrge Limp Bzrze.S, Box Psos- Gai
siTTsIo?eS >2.-a- 5-l4acaI Sc.Sso.x Bl.ae
BooEs, Patent Sa:.o1x
Or cGf;oDe7 EoE good thing Ehaa IAsy
see !. Jon Tie procesaoa . OF s:o-a
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Ten.Cent Articles,

sS5E-ds-s Cioihe5 nosz z+es1, Je-e,-.
9oee- B-SSes, Srstsoaec! ?sckHse6 jan Psdls-tS
EoEsl NtSs1ls !.2kL-sS. oae-A=f 2o.r5 Tal L.
dies -s'J-cscE Enss- D1si., -soAzi CcE gc:.oax
Ni--o5S Pocket Enirex
Ne S7e eo2seEzi!y rsceiTias SI--Kt.s sd CIR
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eoce fo-Eo.-oS. Il & CO.. s.;l 20 slxars hsTe
sSEt;stas nv y PISCES iA:t VIII ..1ks yoa 5cy.
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LOCAL pnEv1r1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment IN aud ASor
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment IN aud About
the city.
oPrEA HousE ,hia GycnipS-"A Trip
to Chinatown"
YESTERDAYS police court was a blank.
Whitewashos have been unusually com.
mon OF laie.
"RAzztr DAZZLE" closed very sue.
ccssIul two nights engagement at the
Grand las. night.
SUNDAY nights wind storm blew down
fifteen or twenty oil deFEicks in the Sis
tersyille oil field.
Yesterdays weather was perfect, but
last night 1t was jus!a little cool on an
open summer street car.
K ". GIttrLANp. owner Of the glue
factory in upper Benwood, Is to erect
new ice plant near the factory.
The city gas continues to smell very
much as ii there were something dead
in the house. The trouble Is aseribed
TO sulphur in the gas.
AwELt-ESowS farmer said yesterday:
II never saw wheat, oats, corn, grass
and potatoes looking as well Shis time
OF the year rs they do now. The wheat
Is up TO your knees and looks tne."
GREAT interest is felt in the celebra-
ton a. Altenheim tomorrow evening
OF the anniversary OF the establishment
OF tina. institution. Supper will be
served from TO S p. m.
JUDdE CINBPxtt yesterday entered a
decree confirming tho salc Of real estate
in the case OF John {. F. Freeze rs.
George W. Freese e, al, and ordering
tina. the residue OF the property be also
sold.
TuE B. B. Doyerer club oil the Eighth
ward met again last night and per-
iec:ed arrangements for the Republl-
can meeting a. Elm Grove, Saturday,
night, when Capt. Z B. Dovener and
Others will speak
The annual grand concert OF the
Opera House orchestra assisted by
prominent insirumentalists OF Pitts
burgh and favo,iie local talent, will be
given next Monday evening, and OF
course it will be crowded.
The Saturday GloJk ia the name OF q
new paper just out st SteuoenvllIe. II
Is published by f. L Decker, an old
newspaper man who ought 20 be able
TO interest many people in his paper.
The frst number is very credita5le
one.
The metropolis Of the state will be
top-Eeavy with brains tomorrow, when
the members OF the State Press Associa-
zion will assemble there in annual
meeting. Wheeling newspaper men
know how to entertain. and all who at
tend the meeting will have s grand
tine.-EtEtiEStoa Herald
The Washington, Pa, RsDoEr says:
J. Shan Margerun and Henry Martin
returned Saturday evening iran . lew
days visit 10 Sisiersvile. ". Va where
they went to hsh. They had not much
luck at angling. but were pleased with
iheir visit aud declare Sistersville 20 be
one OF the liveliess towns they have
struck ios some time.
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Nine.Cent Articles.

I>5iss GIoTss. Sos E-.stes. S.eS Pa. PA
save het;has- 5Gtchs- Knives Eor;a Is c.1Is.
Gitss Dishes. YAK Stc=irecy Coaee Po:k Fox
s:t;ets- S1SFc=te-s. Erss2cs Vaa;ila- pas!L Dish
PS1S siE=Ee-s, Pound G=sla 0. G-o.zl Pep
EIicc FoE5=- -
Tie 1Saye E:e IL rrccIas h.-g..2s AL Ioxce
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Siy.Cant Articles

o7e SET Ik5.e Spoons. Bank Books PurEcS
Starting. SEs7eE6e-S Butcher EniTeS lJ-osn;
LScsS~ slssve B1r:c.S- lq-csut Eub-pi5e-.eS
ScrloeiaS B-cSheI G-nss' Hall Hose
Merchants iaTitat We hGJe hl..Aias !o- yol
"a i. Vii; r.Ar III, IN cali -
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TEAS, SPICES, ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.

Our reputation for selling only frcih
and standard goods is well known. Ex',
amino our price list and you will fad;
you eau buy the best at our stores for
less money than you pay for inferior
goods at other places.
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SeYen.Cent Articles

CoicA:e'S Palm Sosp. a7;a DreSSIcS Co-Sx
az-E-osHc5s, Cccrts- BolES. D-ssS Goo.S La
c.es Esottt-rhist< &iIeI BIZ! Sesl Whit
wash B-Essez- i4=ge liz C1trS, W1sE P1-A Sh-s-x
AZ A!s toPolx- Prize &c ole. E.ay Adde'S
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The EDITORS HERE.
Fra. Day Q, the Annual Slate
Press Association Meeting.
.AEY MEMBERS WERE ADMITTED

At tho business aIectInS-The After.
noon Was speut at Mozart Park
MISUNDERSTANDING About To.
days Programme, aud tho Trip TO
Pittsburgh ro.morrow-Those Who
arc Presen.
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Merchant Tailoring.

oa- Me-cSzc: IsIIo:sac psa1-t-e-; is -oE
-e4tF 70. Sss!l%5 ed nc t-e E.oE!a- lie o:
Eoo3s Il ceE. ECtSAt ind sGs.s.-l s4.re-cf rAsT
are sailing Ike zSSt. We ose- Gl-irr ;hIs
noah To-r ehcice Of : ltaS :; SI+.5 SO pzr Al:
Up ssl E0-ts o-e-:At-5 2a;s zoasy.
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FOB S ALI.

H2ase Of ten rooEss. b:ieS. Make; street F!!,h
ward eAsy terms. S7.1Sl
Hoes. OF aJe ioos1I bE!sk. Fo1-:eez;t s:seSi.
3 so
Hquss .: aozs soo=k Jseos street SIKH
H0as.: aIe rooaz woa.s ,;7ce., E1s; ws,.4:,
losss: :itsaoHs woots s,-ee. osa.:. w4si-
Zine fam. = sc-es. tA-es =Ies froz Io-,4s-
vide. ,,-i;h sp!ea1it Improvements Ta.s 1.
b=-y1I1-
Fam 0! ~ sezss mar Tr..2sspa.a s.s,l
fAr-l o! 81. acSes 81 anes ess: Ut ciir. SIM
SO teet o! lad iroac1s o. Meco!.D>2 Al
Lid S:reetS
Double e-.ct ho2se- !o-- za5 Ere -so-G E.:a
5o:e-a tsp:ove2eas. 2ot six!JO .s=; h2-;=.=.
Two bz:ek hoesea. fTe Isd az roo=l .o:Ils-
10 .eSt- cheap Ssi11t
!io:sl Q: four:eea ro1-& 5oicE sooi Sai.7zA
s?,e7o!3 iocAuoa- cheap
ao1Se o: aTs rNo12A iSs Sccoloc4 s-ea:
Horse o! thfee roo-S Soo5s ss-es: E-.a
EE-t- 10: 22jIi4 :AaI $50
ao-Se c. eisa; :oo=S Coal st-es. F!:z: uE4-
EoT-se Of ssTep rooas sd h.n. cet3las
streSS- CSlirs Wac53izs, St-99jd
lo+ esSt ed E0lrtec=th y--eas. S511
Les o. Lind ss-er:, EssiEsts-e- SO e..sS
Los II SeL-6s & Sp=.deI's A!:I.is- Esz+
LAS 1c5:S55 - Ho-tS ES.Eoo5 Eo--.' ..zz
Cs!5ge-l's Ec1- Pis$SZaI E:ilsy. 8eIIsT-a =!
cthe- p.=%o,ss IL II! CsE- Ike etfS-
N1-Sr % ioAr c. city real eS:.s>; s115, s50
Si-G 500, go, Sl.oSe. $40 I'D son
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wElcoNEp 70 wHEELlXo.


Nr. C. & Hart. a. the opening OF the
The meeting. made pleasing and IT.
ting address Q: welcome to the visitors
on behslf Of the loca! press. which Was
responded 10 b. Mr.. Reed with III,
usual grace that characteriZes his &c.
livery.
Mr.. James (. Eall, Of the local enter
tainnsnt committed. then reviewed tho
plans Of entertainment adopted by the
committee, subject 20 action By the
association. The association accepted
the programme as outlined, on motion
o! Sr. George " Fleming.
President Reed next gave N outline
OF the trip to Pittsburgh arranged for
by him, which viii mark the Eind-up
OF the meeting. Two cars are to be at
tlehed 10 the $50 train on the Bslsi-
more6 Ohio, tomorrow morning. Tor
the exclusive use OF the association.
They VIII arrive IN Pittsburgh during
the morning, and .he day will be spent
in the big Smoky City. At the Monon-
ca5ela house, rates had been secured
to- the delegates, and arrangements
made Tor their reception. He had also
received 4 telegram from Mr.. Ritenour,
Of the Pittsburgh Pos, stating tia. seats
for The entire party had already been
secured Tor tomorrow evening =. the
Da9cense theatre, where the Murray
Lane Opera Company will De seen in
Heart and Hand Concluding. the
pse=iden: remarked that this t.ip caa
be taken, and everybody can get home
in tius TO hsve the '.ghost walk"
The only business transacted was the
admission Of new members to the asso-
cation. The following were unani-
nously elecied:. Andrew Price. 5tzs&S,
Warrington; j. J. Barr. CcLiosn Ctroat-
ei, Grsntsrille; John FreS. G. B Esr.
and James < HaiI, INTELLIGENCE,
Wheeling; E C. Ogden. Nstss, " heel
ing, and D. s Guthric, Prs, Eingwood
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Company. Tor the trip TO the new resos:
on the South Side, Mozart Park. The
q, was IN charge Superintendent
Michsel Lo;ius, who ou,did himself to
accommodate the visitors. The trip 10
the Incline vas quickly lzie-
Thaugh some OF the newspapers. peo-
pie looked dorb;;ully st tie incline
plane railway thar forms the only en-
trance 10 she park, stretching 900 feet
rp the hillside. all entered tae car and
trusted 10 luck AZ the hilltop The
party was received by Peesidca: Horst
man and Secretary EaadIaa, 0: the park
association. who took them il chsr-s
and did the plotting act Tie natural
hsSuties Of the PARK excited hsadnira-
ton OF the visitors who were 70: >: Ill
SLOW 70 express It
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Eooo's PMS are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from tie bsst ingre.
Gien.s-
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Yesterday vasthe firsot thetwo days
annual meeting OF the West Virginia
Editorial Association. The morning
tsains on the Ohio River and Baltimore
& Ohio roads brought most OF the dele
gates, though several were present from
Pan Handle towns. No meeting was
held in the morning. which was deyOt-
ed 10 an informal look at the city by
many DELEGATES. As has always been 4
pleasant feature OF the associations
meetings heretofore, several ladie. ac-
companied the gentlemen OF the
state press.
The ftst business mee:iu. took place
in the apartments Of the chamber Of
commerce, 10 the Public Library build
inc. being called 10 order az o'clock BY
the president OF the association. Editor
Stuart E. Reed, OF the Clarksbprg Tide
pruia. The secretary having not yet ar
rived in town, Mr. J. Slidell Brown, OF
the Kiugwood Argus, Sc,ed in that Ca
pscity pro TEN.
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