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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-07

Is 20 cost at least ssao GO II Will be the
iarzes. contract ever made by lake ship
builders. The noted fee-crushing quail
ties OF the ST. Ignee and st. Marie. the
N2ckinaw railway transfer boats cur,
by the Detroit company. Is what called
the attention OF the Russians 10 this type
OF car ferry. Frank z. KERRY. the DC
slgner Of these boats. VINO Is In Russia.
whittier he had been summoned ny the
government. sends word that The deal Is
practically closed but the company is
not yet informed as to the material or ex-
act size Of the vessels. The boats Will
probably bs buiIt on the shore Of Lake
Baskai. ard the machinery VIII be con-
gSuctef here
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Highest of all IN Leavening Power.-Laes u Govt Report
R9H!A!!! Rs*ds$i!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

construction. he thought it too late to
make the change.
When the machinery was placed IN me
shops. il was the latest improved ana Inc
most complete plant on the Pacific Coast
IT was nt,t in under the direction OF j. r.
Curtis, formerly master mechanic of the
Central Pacific, the o. r. & n. and later
superintendent of machinery for the Cnii-
can government, ano cost $4,000. inc
buildings were of wood, but at the ufhe
they were built lumber waA expensive ana
they cost great deal more imam IL Wooio
take to replace them now.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-07

Found by a Fisherman. Badly Decom-
posed. Nenr WellinCfnn

The partly submerged body of man
was found Monday in the Skykomish river
about four miles from Wellington, by Roy
Emerson, who discovered il while fishing
Emerson sent the following message to
Coroner Askam from Wellington yester-
day:
While fishing yesterday about four
miles from here, I ran across the partly
decomposed remains OF a corpse. partly
submerged in the water. I was instructed
to inform you as the proper person to at
tend to the matter"
Coroner Askam was unable TO obtain
any more information about the case end
left last evening at 7:f0. In company with
Deputy Sheriff McCorey, for WELLINGTON
TO investigate.
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GRAIN INSPECTOR FOR SEATTLE.
Chief Obstacle Il Lack of Good Candi-
da.cs-Tho Law Acceptable.

The dealers in wheat in this city have
begun discussing the probable appoint
ment OF deputy state grain
inspector for Seattle. There is
salary Of si,2oo year 10 en-
courage the candidates. but thus far none
have been named who are thought cana
bic. The fact Is that there are very few
persons In the city besides those engaged
IN business which they might not want
20 give up. that are at all competent. and
for this reason an Eastern Washington
man may get the place. The state grain
Inspector who IS to make the appointment
has indicated by his previous actions that
any good man whom the dealers should
recommend is likely 20 30 appointed.
ne dealers are well pleased with tho
grain inspection law. and think that Il
Will insure honest grading OF wheat.
which should be satisfactory to both
grower and simmer
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Tho F,ectrsc locomotives

New York, Aug. George westing-
house. who Is az the Windsor hotel, in
New York. said 20 reporter. while dis
cflssiug the Westinghouse-Ba Baldwin cornbi-
nation: We have entered into a working
arrangement with the Baldwin people un-
der which we provide the motors for cleo
trio engines and they build the rest OF the
gear. There is an increasing demand for
electric locomotives. and they may become
the chief locomotive power in the future
In order 10 supply the great demand for
them. we have taken the necessary steps
ia advance"
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To Compete with the Pacific Mall.

San Francisco. Aug. s-The steamer
Bswnmore win sail tomorrow from this
port TO Peru 10 bring oil from there TO San
Francisco. She viii call at way ports in
competition with the Pacific Mail. Her
rates will be 40 per cent lower than those
charge by the Pacific Mail This is the
first opposition to the latter company since
the Panama boats were enioined from STOP
ping at way ports. The trip will be an ex-
pertinent in competition.
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Tacoma,s Relief To spraGue.

Tacoma. Aug. 6.-Special.-Thec commit
tee appointed to canvass for the Sprague
sufferers has about completed the canvass
of the city. and the returns at noon to-
day showed that 800 in cash in addition
to provisions had been secured. Aside
from the cash contributions of fish. bac-
on, hams. corned beef. crackers and flour
were made The Northern Pacific has
promised free transportation, and tomor-
row a car will be loaded with provisions
and forwarded to Sprague.
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san Francisco. Aug. 6-Before many
weeks al the locomotives on the local sys-
TEN of the southern Pacific tn Oakland
Alameda and Berkeley. aud probably,
fneny on the main Inc. MI BE- burning
petroleum Instead OF coal The plan will
he tried as an experiment.. and II Success
fui will - made permanent II 2 Hunt
inE'ou, Superintendent Fillmore and II
J. small, superintendent OF motive power
and machinery az Sacramento. rerantlv
made a trip over the Southern California
road. enc OF the principal objects 81 W.. en-
was e. observe with what degree OF sar-
cess tho Southern California railway has
atcrted petroleum FOR fuel As a result
Of their observations the Southern Pa
cific IS preparing 10 follow the example
Of the Southern California railway.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-07

\ lost air OF Mozart. % words from
MctSstasto's '-Didone Abbandcnata.' ar
ranged Tor flutes basSoous. horns and a
Quarte.te % strings. has been discovered
~ Prof. Kaufman. u TubiuCeu. IL was
written IN i17S and che melody Is said %
Ne charming.
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Railroad and Industrial Notes.

T.. 5. Hitchins has been appointed
freight claim agent for the Great North
ern at st. Paul
General Agent Mead. OF the Northwest
ern, with headquarters at Portland. Is in
the city, accompanied by his mother.
Manager &. J. Smith, of the Oregon I'm
pTovement Company, who has been in
Portland. is expected to return today.
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First PAYMENT.

Prompt payment Of loss 70 the Seattle
Consolidated Street Railway Comranv.
II +. RaclSus. receiver.
The Phoenix Insurance COMPANY. az
Hartford. Conn, through its agents.
Zwick. Van Wrck & Co. paid YESTERDAY,
% Mr.. Backus s.. g. being the fivst com
pany 70 paw SIS portion OF loss on power
house on Pine street.
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IL Still Goes ON.

The great clearance sale OF shoes =,
pevine's is stilI on IN fulI fore poa't
forget the extra Inducements IN tar
goods. Bargains offered ~ all lines OF
footwear. sale continues bat q short time
loncer. get in on the low prices De-
vines SlS Front street
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Steamer Sehone viii make rate OF q -
90 Victoria and return August and s on
account % tennis tournament. Steamer
leaves Yes,eF wharf az 10 ?. n. Apply a
Yesler wharf for tickets
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Detroit. Aug. 6-The Detroit Dry Uo.t
Company has practically closed a contract
with the Russian government for the con
sfrOction ~ thrVe car ferries n ,.ross
Lake Baikal. IN she middle % Siberia a-A
u. us connect the TWO ends Of the great
~ ns-Sihertan raIlroaA. FAch ~ the Nnnfs
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when the scalp Is atrophied. or shiny
bald. no preparation wiil restore tie hair.
~ al other eases Halls Hair Remover
wsl start a growth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-07

Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria has as
sUree the pope that his son. Prince Boris.
Viii noS change hls religion
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We take pleasure IN recommending
Chamhcr!ain's Cough Remeiv, because It i
praised By all Who ny it. J. W. Cox 4 SOY,
druggists. Mansfield, Orc.
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Observation-Disclosures (hy requasO.
"Remernhrances of the Midwav.. 1hv


"Remembrances of the Midway" (by
requesO ........Arranged by T. Carder
Synopsis: Turks on grand parade Con-
cert by Chinese orchestra. Pigeon wing
dance by creole girls. Vocal chorus by
colored contingent. Big Fat Nance in
PRODUCES Hula-Hula dance TO the colored
400
Waltz-"Mein Thuringen'' ........ Kiesler
Selection-"Gasparone ....... Nillocker
Patrol-"The Darkies" Lansing
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castorfa.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung to CGstoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Cas,ori,
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Programme at Leschi Park.

This afternoon the celebrated First Reg
iment band will give Il matinee concert
in beautiful Leschi park, at which music
specially adapted to women's and chill
dren's tastes will be rendered. Leschi
part is in the height of midsummer glory,
a bewiIdering maze of rare flowers,
shrubbery and green lawns. The many
animals, the elk and deer. monkeys, sea
lions, seals, etc, always interest the chill
dren. The lakes and ponds are full of
pretty gold fish and swans. Then there
are swings galore.
The programme for this afternoon is as
follows:
March-'Arcadian" .................. Reeves
Observation-Disclosures ............ Thomas
'Leggero Invisible" .......... Arditi
Polka-"Cuckoo and Cricket" Herzog
Selection-"The Mikado" .......... Sullivan
SeTenadS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. socnuDer
Waltz-"Birds of Paradise" ...... Desalius
Medley-"Dudes of 1885, .Boattegen
Gallop-"Hen Convention. .......... Peter
This evening the grounds will be illum-
mated by several thousand Chneses Ian
terms. and the following programme will
be given:
March-'Souisas Triumphap' st. Clair
Observation-Disclosures" ...........,..R ossini
Gavotte-"First Heart Throbs' Eilenberg
Tuba Solo--"Bizarre" Elliott
hp
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y Gloomy Outlook

y Gloomy Outlook
Is that Of the dyspeptic, but his face will
brighten when he knows that RlDans Tab
ules cure that terrible disorder and VIII
make him cheerful and happy man
The Old Dominion"
This cigarette has Jumped into popular
favor. All cigar stores keep them.
s.PInafore" tonight. Madison lark.
pet Cigarettes,
A uttle high IN price. but
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IN AID OF SPRAGUE.
Seattle Goes to Work to Help
Her Stricken Sister.
THE FUND HAS PASSED $1,000
Citizens Headed by the Mayor SUBJ
scribe I'm Cash and Kind Clothes
and Bedding Needed.

Subscriptions for relief OF sufferers
from the fire at Sprague:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20
Gr,at sp.elslty show.

A great show was given at the Grand
last night by the Reilly & Wood com.
pany. II pleased the vast audience
for there was plenty OF clean. whole
some fiin-sometimes It was rather up
roarlops-but It was humor OF n kind
which made everybody laugh. Besides
the fun there was plenty OF merit ~
WIS shown By the performance OF Miss
Madgc Ellis. u pretty little singer and
an actress OF consummntc skill. she
was So winning and clever that the
audience encOrcd her a half dozen
times. Pat Rellly's Irish impersona.
tion created no end OF laughter and
applause. a great feature was the
National Trio. who kept the audience
laughing with their comic songs. Ey-
ans aud Yidocq. Rice md Elmar. the
three Sisters Lane. and the Fremonts
nre all exsellent, II was, taken alto
Eether. the best performance OF q yau-
devilie character een In Wheeling In
years. 1t will be repeated this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20
HAYwARD's ooNYEssION
AZ Last Made PubIIs-was the Murderer
OF Five Persons,

~
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 1.-THE ante
mortem statement of Harry Hayward,
executed for the murder OF Catherine
Cling, is a confession OF 1--we murders,
including that OF Miss Cling,
The first capital crime was the muir
der OF u Chinaman In Sun Francisco In
1898, Hayward claiming he found the
ChInamun cheating In Il gambling
game and crushed his skull with a
chair, The body was buried under the
floor Of a shed.
His next victim was q girl at PasRde-
ma. She had about $500 and 70 secure
this he had her turn II over to him for
investment, and then took her out driv-
Ing, shot her and buried the body. She
was not well known, and, us he says,
never was missed"
At Paso Del NOrte, Hayward began
paying attention TO u girl, TO which her
brother objected. For this Hayward
shot him In the shoulder, but the matter
was huBhed up. Hayward promising TO
marry the girl. He left the town, and
the girl, however, and afterward learn
cd that the girls brother died OF blood
poisoning caused by the wound.
OF Miss Ging's murder the confession
bears out the evidence adduced at the
trial, and It's motive being to secure
us to stop all claims for the $500 he had
secured from her.
He also confessed to the murder OF n
consumptiyc ~ Long Branch, for the
OF robbery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20
LOCAL sREyITIss
Matters or sIinar lIoasnt Ia aud AbOHt
the Clty,

the Clty,
The Grand this eyening-Rellly &
Woods show,
There vs,s not n ease IN tho police
court Yesterday the arst whitegaSh
FOR a long time now,
DIR. 4 q. walden. NJ the South Side,
has MAYED hIs once from 9s03 Chapllne
10 as0S Chnpiine street.
=, - hnr5 ~ ~, ,,h,oh hos ,bo most
as w. W. Guv ,hs amST.
amino nr the muddy streets.
~ .at,,,n hat,.
y re neat IRON Iait,i5 mo tIs W
hlaSsu ~ snS la,,ea ! TO-
.hS NV WI ~ W. s,rsets
- 49, $3.50 , r,or
NleFh tooh y1etuIuny 1ssyyu ~
IlAbe Neshse 20 " 'llnlh " " nv, 49,
NV, v S.h 81. "mS'
"ssu 'ws"'S,'"O' w, W 'mN
The cleveland y rlttsnnIBh Na, r,
Ioau uonpahS hisa anninvas not
" tlS W. I.,'s.gHi ~ bn ~ he
a.,seS .aou nav - W
SURVIVORS, =" she Z"
ESpress matter was rseeIVeu ~ I iar
10 sss'ILtuay, 20 nj, sbnr"b
Mhich Was sent ~ way 'nd nnsds
....k ,a-.e aNR.,o
SUCH U sho'' u~'H'ahv''
festerday,s weather was more my
NY tnnh ~ ~ "a ~ on"rcoats
sllnlueH Siose W 'ne ~ thaiH :, az %
~ Mtsp1 WY vu"s' ""N "
Wsa''"sss '" 'he "es"
The oVer-the-rtVer smallpox epluem'
10 has been the cause OF y blg decrease
Im ny inan,, VI Nns ~ n, Least
wy atns.s 800
one'Nu :" Wv Hss'ea
There are no smallpox cases IN
WheeunS-ahsolutely none IheTe
have been none for several days Az
reports to the contrary are circulated
mhl'eiously OF . d sei"s" pu'p
MANY South Side people are klcklnB
at the failure OF the board I pubic
works TO keep the streets cleaned. IN
that section OF the city M thorough
fares are typical OF n country town.
In Squire Fitzpatrick's court yester-
day Edward yelling was fined 30 ana
costs for ~dlsorderly conduct on an I'm
Grove train, and required to give Donu
In 500 to keep tho peace for n year
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted TO re-
cord a deed made December Is, by the
star building Association to the Bloch
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20
D THURMAN's WILL.
lie Leaves Ills Estate to Ills Family
Equally Divided.

lie Leaves Ills Estate TO Ills Family,
Equally Divided.
COLUMBUS. o., Dec, l9.-The pro-
bated will to-day OF the late Senator
Thurman shows he was worth from
SCo, 900 to3lTO,OOO. After his death, this
tribute to the honesty and INTEGRITY o;
Judge Thurman arises TO beauty his
memory. The will, drawn October 20.
1879. remains unchanged with the eN-
ceptlon OF a codlcll transferring his law
library from u relative since deceased
10 u grandson, Albert Lee Thurman.
To his daughters, Mrs, COwles and
MIN. Mccormick, he gives fifty books
each. to be selected from his library
To his son, Allen. he gives his survey
ing Instruments Of early days. To his
sister. Mrs. Relmcnsnyder. he gives
$500, In addition to former bequests. To
his son-ln-law. Richard c. Mccormick,
hos gold snuff box. To his son-in-law,
William S. COwles, his blRckthorn cane
and twenty volumes from the library
TO be selected by him. Allen w,
grandson, gets the gold watch II AL
bert Lee. grandson, the gold headed
cane. The household goods 60 to Allen
w. The real estate In Columbus. Is
equally divided between his three chill
dren, all other real estate equally be-
tween his two daughters.
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"The Light on the Point" which
comes 10 the Grand Opera House tho
first three nights OF next week. IL n
very clever production, as will be seen
from the following from the Reading
CPa.) Times Of November %:
THE Light on the Point" opened n
three nights engagement last evening
In the Grand Opern House to a large
and well pleased audience. The play
deals with life In New England. and IL
a mixture Of pathos. comedy and hui
morouB situations. The characters were
In good hands. the scenery appropriate
and the plny n which will no doubt
MI the house the balance OF the week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In ths city aud Wheeling
Folk Abroad.

Strangers 1 the city aud wheeling
Folks Abroad.
A. /. Taylor. OF Grafton. and Charles
Mcknight, Of St M0ry's. are guests at
the Mcclure,
General Manager George Heard, Of
the natural gas company, was In town
yesterday. a guest at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Little. OF Wheeling, was the
guest Wednesday Of her klnsman, Capt.
Lon Porter-Washington, Pa, Obser-
yer.
W. II. Vaudeville. OF olean, NJ Y, n
well known oil operator. was here yes.
terday. en- route to the southwest oil
fields.
Mrs. 1. p. Eppelsheimer. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. F. II. stamm,
returned to her home in Philadelphia,
yesterday.
DR.. j. f. Reeves, formerly Of this
city. is lying dangerously III Mt his
home in Chattanooga, Tenn, with can
cerous affection OF the liver.
j. +. Cassell, Of Pittsburgh, engineer
OF maintenance OF way OF the pitts.
burgh and Cumberland divisions. Bal
timore & Ohio, was here yesterday.
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nroLs Moth III. Legs.

A telegram was received last night
saying that Charley Kyle had fallen OFF
a railroad bridge at Pittsburgh In try
ing TO ret out Of the way Of an APP
preaching train and had both legs bro.
ken. He n about nineteen years old
and wss formerly q bell boy at the Nc
Lure, and later n messenger boy for the
Western Unibn and Postal telegraph
companies. Two brothers, George and
Robert. have also been bellboys at the
m Inn hnlnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20

YOKOHAMA. Dec, l9.-The NIchl-
Nlchi confirms the report that China
has offered chan.som bay to Russia
for a winter station.
Advlces received here from Nladivo-
stock n that the secret treaty be-
tween Russia and China is an accom-
pllshed fact and that q SURVEY OF the
proposed railway from Siberia through
Mnnchuria has been ordered. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20
TIN, Reel is Good ns Ever.

Yesterday Fire Chief Hpaly ard Mr..
Irwin, OF the Council committee on fro
department inspected tho reel OF the
Vigilant engine, Of North Wheeling.
which has just been repaired and prac.
tlcaliy rebuilt by the Charles j. Eng
Carrlnge Company. They were much
pleased with the quality OF tho work
done, and they say the reel IA as good ns
new, The painting waB pronounced the
most artistic Job the department ever
had dOnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20

own physical makeup. Halfkuowledge
which IL little better than pure ignorance,
opens the way to an untold amount Of pain
aud w~fctehedness.
Few women realize the influence excftcd
on their bodily and mental well being by
the special organism Of their sex. It's hard
for them 10 believe that the little dfnin
which goes on from day to day IL sufficient
10 sap away the very lie forces. Yet II sEo.
The weakness, exhaustion, melancholy the
periodical prostratiou and sometimes almost
torture has no other cause, two.thitds Of the
time, than the abnormal unhealthy cohdi-
ton Of the geneutivc organs. Strangely
enough ever doctors often fail TO recognize
the truth, For this condition there Is no
other remedy In the world 90 hclpful hid
certain as Dt, picrcc's Favorite Prescription.
II restores health aud vigot to the feminine
functions aud renewed vitality TO the entire
body. II heals Inflammation, stops dis.
charges, strengthens the liRatnents and
builds up tie internal Tissues which cannot
be reached by local treatment" II is OF
inestimabic vnlue 10 young woincti and TO
prospective fnothefa, greatly ltsacninR the
pains and pchlB VI childbirth { taken dur:
Ing pregnancy. During the 'cbanBe OF
life " II " Invaluable.
Df. Plcfrc's urea, book, "The Peoples Com
mon sense Medical Adviser has zoos pages,
ptuhisriy illustrated. Owl. p pages ate ue.
voted To womana diseases with suEEts uons iof
hDine.lfcntuthl, II will be- scnt Not Wy WutldA
Dlspensnry Medical Association, 90 Main tttftt,
nuhaio. n y, On receipt Of o. Oup-tcnt stamps
u cover cost Of mailing ORiI.
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A poIICsMAN's WORK.
lie solve. a Tough Problem na sensible
NVnv,


speclal Dispatch 10 tho I|ntelIgoneor,
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, Dec, 10
One year ago police officer Henry Child
rey, who patroled the toughest beat In
the city, conceived the idea OF opening
Il mission house In the midst OF the
tough element and bring them together
In prayer. He secured an old building,
furnished It with seats and conducted
the services himself, Tho unfortu-
mates, many Of whom had never gone 10
q church, clamored for Hdmittance, and
in n short time most ~ OF them had
Joined. S%ingularly arOugh few nave
abandoned the straight path and the
congregation Is now In the midst. OF u
revival. This move has wonderfully
improved the morals Of that nelghhor-
hood and an arrest 10 scarcely ever
made there now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20
PEOPLE ARE A omit
Apparently in Endorsing the Pres.
ident's Venezuela Message.
THEIR PATRIOTISM IS AROUSED

And Thsy An coma'na the strong Lam
guAgs Used by Cleveland Ia Laying
Down the Monroe pOetrlas-sOms In-
tsrs,tlng Views Expressed by Wheeling
People IntsFviswed by IntplIIEsResr Re-
portsn-Amsrloa Does Not Want War,
bat WIN Maintain thu Monroe povtFino
at An Hazards.
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Rhca Starr, who will be remembered
az one Of the famous Starr sisters, who
wore renowned all over tho country for
their clever singing and dancing Bpc-
cihitioB, has bcen engaged to play tho
bright and sparkling part Of Maple
Lester In the domestic musical comedy
entitled rs Fnttcd Calf" which will
be seen at the Opera House Christmas
matinee Hnd evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20

Tho mnny friends Of Enoch Hall, jr,
will be sincerely pRlncd 10 read In nn'
other column " this mornings paper
Of hiB death ycHterdny afternoon. HNs
nilment wHs consumption, and he hhd
been sinking gradually for some uino
phHt, 10 was well liked by all who
knew him. He waR q son Of Mr. ilnocl
nnil, the well known shoe merchant,