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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

III is, lelbals, needless to say that the
i'sllnal h,l> ievci refused anyone the use
0f ill., columns for the proper discussion
81 tAe new city building natter Any
statement M tAat effect is Absolutely false.
heHseNec Journal
M 4puNt our Augusta contemporary
Aas a'ied iidiciau~ly III tle matter, But
NJ eA'y 4Htc the paragraph fpr word
~ galaliienr upon the relation Of the
iewslapei to The public some people
have an idea that subscription 10 a news
Aaaei gives then The right to use its co..
Nn.ns Az tlei Own benefit and occasion
ALLY nie one is deeply offended because
lA nt4 ai will Aot lnblisA natt4l lipvn his
omi ET5nsiMlitA t. Which they ale afraid
" ~aqiaed to APPEND sheii pwn name
I-le lleN spaper il III No sense publie ,lep-
cry. HAT a private business enterprise.
and while its success depends ,.pon lsglblic
arprev@l it can only gain that approval
by adherence to business principles and a
T@lnluNn sense policy
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

>eaboard has had some correspondence
with Secretary of Agriculture Morton on
protection 10 shipping and agriculture,
and the Secretary opposes both and aavo-
Gates nee trade. II is hardly necessary to
:'da th#t seahoard entertains opposite
views
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

Newport society those who are ''in the
swim We're in The Breakers last week
Ot course everybody knows that that is
the name OF the Vanderbilt palace at the
swell, summer resort, and as Van has the
rocks be entertained his company grandly
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22
The Bridge Question.

A special meeting of the City Council was
held, by call Of the Mayor, on Saturday
evening last and the preliminary steps taken
in the bridge matter. All the members of
both boards We're present, and there We're a
number OF interested spectators in the AL
dermens room. Prior to the meeting sew
era of the members made an examination
Of the old bridge, to satisfy themselves as to
its condition They stated that in some sec
tons the piles are decaying inside while ap-
parentlv sound outside. The following order
was passed:
Ordered. that a committee Of five. to he
known as the Bridge Committee, consisting
Of the Mayor, two Aldermen and such
as the Council may Join, be and hereby is
authorized and empowered to advertise for
and procure specifications and bids for both
substructure and superstTucture of first
class bridge, and To provide by contract or
otherwise for tine building of said bridge, as
set forth in the proposition submitted to
the voters of Belfast, and dated Aug 4,
ls.'5, and voted upon Aug. II, 1895. Said
committee to report progress to the City
Government at each regular meeting, or at
any special meeting that may be called.
The following committee was appointed .
son and +. II. WEIGH, Councilmen b. H
knowlton and F. II. Mayo
The following order was then passed
Ordered. that the Mayor be and hereby is
authorized and instructed to procare such
legal advice and legal services in all matters
pertaining to and involving the city S inter
ests iii addition IA the advice and services
II the City Solicitor as Ne may deem advis-
ahlt.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22
Notice Of Appointment Of Assignee

AT Belfast. i'll the County oi Waldo and State of
Maine. the -ith day of August, \ D. 1898.
The undersigned hereby gives notice o his all-
pointinent as Assignee ni the es1a'e If JAMES
W PALMER OF Montvie. in SAID County OF " al-
do. lnSolyent Debtor, Who has been declared an
In-olvent upon his petition by the Court ul lnSul-
yenGN for said County 81 waldo.
.w34 FRED NJ BROWN. Assignee.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

Tainmany has been ''reorganized. In
the interest Of good citizenship it should
lie obiteiated
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22
wOoDMAN BROS, Agents


IMAIDo -. Tn Court of Probate, AelA Al Bei-
w fast. on the second nF,,tay II August, S.'
CHARLES Il HATHAWAY Administrator pii
the estate of IN Ola s. KNIGHT, late " Troy III
said county, deceased, having presented his third
and final account of administration of said estate
for allowance.
ordered, That notice thereof he given, thlee
weeks successfully in the Republic n Journal.
printed in RelfaSt IN saia county, that All persons
at Belfast, On the second Tuesday " september
neNt ana show cause, IL any they have, why Inc
said account should not I've allowed,
GEO n. JoliOSON, Judge
A true copy. Attest
JERE'n u. PARKER Register
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

Among the resolutions adopted at tic
ingtun. ID. q. was ono that declares, like
similar resolutions adopted at recent Dem
oeratic conventions in Missouri, LOUISE
ana and Mississippi that the Democratic
party, N national convention assembled,
should demand the free and unlimited
coinage " silver and gold into primary or
redemption money at the ratio Of l6 TO
without waiting for the action or approval
of any other nation Commenting on
This resolution. Matthew Marshall a re-
eoenized financial authority, says:
Ali pletense of desiring the concurrence
'o1 the civilized world i'll SO momentous il
revolution of its monentary standard is
thus cast aside, and the purpose is plain
IN avowed to make 30 cents worth Of sill
We do the work il the payments Of debts
fol winch 81 III gold is now required.
1t is good ding for this country that
the issue should be thus clearly presented
for the decision OF our citizens If either
ot The great political parties should de-
Glaze. III he Tree coinage OF silver at tie
ratio ot l@ to /, the other will have to de-
rlale against it, and if both after due
consideration. should reject it, as now
seems probable. the efforts in its behalf
vii cease ana the nation win have rest.
tpilainly the trimming politicians. who
would ike tnstrye God 50 As not to offend
tMc ,levil viii not be able in the next
llesidentia. campaign to aver that they
are waiting Ion the success Of British
lin;f iiStn hpr91lsa t,.lt q
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-22

Fix Senator T. q. Ross Of Kansas treats
y the impeachment trial of President
JpllnsNn III the July Forum under the
caption IF "a Previous Era of Popular
Madness and its Lessons = He maintains
that this trial ''was the mos important
and ritical event, involving possibly the
glaVeSt consequences, IN tie entire his
forN a the Iepnblic;' and that, .'all Sub
SeqN4nt dangers and political crises seem
talHe beside THE frenzy Of this OCCASION
Having easT the vote which defeated i'm
leacllnent Mr.. Ross is well qualified to
"!l1e ei this trial, and the differences lie
draws from it as to the stability of our in
S-itntlpns are reassuIing. Although popll-
iar Sentiment at the time undoubtedly de
nai4tleG Tho Impeachment " President
AgAnSel few viii question now tile Wis
4cm "A patriotism u those who voted in
the negative Our Senator William Pitt
Fessenitn Was one of the number. Aside
fIpm It's Immediate effect the impeach-
nenf pt johnson would have established
a precedent that might have caused sub
sequent trouble. A President OF recent
times ha> gone dangerously near the point
where Impeachment threatens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30

havo tho greatest reapcctior tholr pub.
Ito school teachers. Iio said our
toachors wore becoming bo,ler year
attor yoar, and that he had auch pro.
found respect for tho teacher that ho
telt like taking or his hat to ono whom
ovor no mot her. A rocoss OF ton min
utes was taken, after which Misses Liz.
zio Bickerton and Emma Klein gayo o
plano duet, which was vol received.
3 Superintendent porterheld, Of War.
nock's. O., oponed tho discussion OF the
subjoct, "Are tho results a sufllciont cri.
tcrion by which to Judge Of tho quality
OF work dono2" In a mont spooch, liz
was followed by J. McHenry Jones. who
spoke oloouontly aud to tho point lie
urged that It 10 tho teacher's duty 10
build up character Superin.ondonts
Mersz aud Jones spoke on tho Same
subject.
Tho meeting adjourned alto o'clock
to moot at tho Y. NJ. IA. building at 0
a. IN. to-day. 27'
q. NJ. Thompson was prosont during
tho meeting with tho Ross Mensuration
Blocks, which tor tho illustration Of tho
rnlcs Of arithmetic, geometry and high.
or mathematics arc unsurpassed, and!
should have place in ovcry school.
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FlvE'cESrAWall Paper, Ross T.sCnEN


The following from. tho Grafton SEN
tinel will be read with interest in
Wheeling, neutrality-suspicious. referred:
to is well known, having been connect,
cd with the internal revenue service.
here during tho Harrison iadminist.a.
ton:
"Mr. John Sinsel, OF this. city. while
in the revenue service was during the
lastthree years OF tho .timo undor u.s.
sign,nent in New York city and Brook
ayn. He resigned his government posi-
ton about the opening Of tho mpaign
and returned home to take part in the
campaign in behslf'of his brother.iu.
law, Hon.,A. G.iDayton, candidate for
Congress. While in the cities named
above no made many warm friends,
both in aud out OF tho government ser.
vicef Of which fact he has recently re-
ceived a handsome aud costly tcstimo-
nial. Tho testimonial to which We re-
fer was sent here for a Christmas gilt,
but John was in New Orleans at the
time. end it did no. come into his pos
session until his return to Grafton last
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30
ROLAND REED IN poLrr1cs.
The Funnlsst Play he hn. Produced Sc
rs Seen last Night. f

Tho Funniest Play he hu. Producsd 80,
Seen last Night.
At tho Opera House last night Mr..
Roland Roed and very Emo COMPANY
prosecuted for tho first timo In Wheai.
Ing tho comedy, "Tho Politician" The
piece Is tho bost Mr.. Reed has appeared
IN hero, and Is strictly "up to data "
dealing with tho idea Of woman suf.
frsge. As Gen. Timber Mr.. Reed Ia at
his best, while Miss Isadoro Rush, M
tho advanced woman" Cleopatra Sur.
giSs, fairly aharos the honors with tho
popular star. Tho rest Of tho company
Is, as Mr.. Reeds companies alwaya arc,
exceptionally good.
Tho comedy will DO ropeased this
afternoon at tho matinee and again this
evening. There was u largo audience
present las. night, and warmer recep.
ton was novor accorded an actor. There
will doubtless be two moro crowded
houses.
At the close Of tho third act Mr.. Reed
was called out and compelled 10 make n
speech. He thanked his Wheeling
friends for their friendly reception and
told n number OF stories applicable to
the situation. He said no alwaysliSod
to mako extsmporaneous speeches, DO.
cause nobody ever knew what thew
meant. His remarks were cheered to
tho echo, H#
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to one Of nv business associates, and
knowing him personally, and seeing
what it did for him, thought I wouli
try it l commenced taking it before
meals. audit a. once stimulated my ap.
petite and aided digestion. ! took two
bottles and was much benefited.
again two years later ! was troubled
with nervousness and indigestion, and
again took Paine's celery compound with
great benefit. My wife, after heElone Ill.
mess last summer, and severe nervous
prostration. and some trouble from ind.
.Ses.ion, concluded to try 'Paine's celery
compound, few weekstago. and she 10
now taking it with steady improvement
Several OF my friends have takcnNi, OF
my Recommendation, and ate now. prac.
tica! believers in its great restorative
powers. l have found the celery CON.
pound a tonic and restorative .ha. 7
could lean upon with confidence in
time OF trouble"
Paine's celery compound makes PEG.
pile we'll! AS spring remedy it. w.
Hurpassed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30

lied in kentucky, whore he became
known as one OF the most successful
stock breeders in the state.
But it is as M inventor that he has
won hia national reputation. Several
most useful aud important inventions
were made by him before he produced
the Williams typewriter, a machine
that probably exces all others in the
most important features.
Mr.. Williams. speaking Of tho labor
expended in bringing tho machine that
bears his name to its present perfection,
says:
Some four years ago, when engaged
in experimental work on tho Williams,
| was putting in about l6 hours per
day OF hard work and worry, and came
near breaking down. Although very
particular and regular in nv habits and
careful about eating. my stomach troub.
led me. 1t was difficult to eat, and
moro difficult TO digest aud assimilato
my food, my stomach acting in sympa-
thy with an ovor-worked brain. 4 friend
had sont acme Paine's celery compound
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30
"a Romance oicoou Hollow"

The attraction at tho Opera House
ono night and grand family matinee,
Tuesday. April ., AL Caldwell's biz
scenic production OF G. E. Callahau's
comedy drama, "A Romance Of Coon
Hollow" Says the Chicago Record:
"'Coon Hollow. the new comedy
drama by Charles Z. Callahan, was
given its initial psiormance.as tho Hay.
market theatre last night. Que scene OF
the play is laid ca the Mississippi river
in tho year in which the famous race
between tho Robert Z. Lee and tho
Natchez took place. The reproduction
OF this event il realistic. and at its con-
clusion Mr.. Callahan was called before
the curtain. Coon Hollow is one Of
those sentim ontal southern productions
which appeals to"the lover OF scenic
effects. These arc plentiful and above
the ordinary. The plantation scene in
the third act ia which wing dancing 10
introduced by number Of colored per-
sons. is ono OF the moat zinteresting Of
the plavh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30

Tho old..ime visionary inventor has
given place to the practical. hard-work-
Ing professional inventor of to-day.
Tho successful inventor must now DO
n business man rs vol rs man OF me.
chanical ideas.
The high tension Of the nervous sys.
tom, often KEEP. up for months aud
months. makes tremendous drafts on
tho health Of those busy brain work.
ers. Many succumb to nervous pros
tration when they seem just on the
point OF surmounting every difficulty.
OF all the countless recent useful in
vcn.ions none has passed through 80
many or so rapid course OF improve
ments as the Typewriter. To-day the
latest perfected machine is undoubtedly
tho Williams Typewriter, which repre-
seuts vast amour. OF cumulative in-
vention.
John Newton Williams, its inventor,
was born in 1915, in Brooklyn, n. Y.
He spent his early manhood on tho
western frontier. Subsequently, he set
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30

BERLIN. March 29.-Count Won Ia.
nitz. in tho reichstas to-day, introduced
his government. grain monopoly pro-
posai and endesvored to justify itonthe
ground that some radical step was-nec.
essary in order torelieve the distress in
husbaudry and toIncreaso the price of
cereals to point which would cover
the cost OF their production.
Prince Hoheulohe. the chancellor, de-
clared that the count's proposals were
contrary to existing commercial'treaties
and that it would be Incompatible with
the dignity Of the empire to strive to
obtain modification of them so soon
after their conclusion.
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ABOUT pEopLe. !,
Strangers ia tho oity AMI wheeling Folks
G Abroad.

Capt Charles ". Ball, tho wellknown
conductor on tho Wheeling 4and Pitts,
burgh division OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, was summoned to Cleveland
Yesterday by n telegram announcing
that hia father, BIO. Ball, was seriously
Ill At his homo Ia that city. MIR. Ball,
ar, Is oighty.four years OF ago, and, hay.
Ing MI aggravated case OF pneumonia, 1t
Is not likely that his systom will sue.
cesstully battle with such a dangerous
ailment.
Q. IIamble. OF Parkorsburg Is a guest
at tho Windsor.
Ernest Mccoy. Of Fairmont, figures on
tho rccis.or at'tho McLuro.
Franklin Holmes aud vito, OF Fair.
mont, arc guests at tho Windsor.
George Hut, a Pittsburgh oil opera.
tor, Is q guest at tho Hotel Windsor.
George B. Stocking. OF slstersville,
registered at tho Windsor yesterday.
Row John A. Crawford, OF Hlllsburg.
Michg Is visiting hia parents on tho
Island.
Col. Robert White and W. s. Lewis,
OF Wheeling, wore in Moundsville yes.
terday. r..
Charles Hyde aud ]. L. Cox, IT,, iron
manufacturers OF Pittsburgh, are at tho
Windsor. ll'-0t r
H F. Worthon, Of West Alexander,
lett yesterday over the Psu.dandie for
Chicago on business trip.
II. P. Huzonholz, OF Ghont, Belgium,
European manufacturer. 10 here on a
business visit, guest at tho Windsor.
Andrew Heiskell, sou OF Mr.. W. T.
uolskell, 10 homo OH a.short, vacation
from Phillipa' academy, at Andover,
Mass.
FL Tristriam, travelling passenger
agent OF tho Wabash system, was .hers
yesterday, shaking hands with tho local
passenger men.
Carl Anderson, son OF Superintendent
W. II. Anderson, OF tho city schools. loft
Yesterday Tor Bloomington, 1lls., where
no will onter law school,
A largo delegation Of the eastern Ohio
school superintondents and principals
who are attending tho meeting OF tho
hound Table. are gueIss attho Windsor.
George W. Summers, OF Parkersburg,
connected with tho United States inter.
nal revenue office, and once q Wheeling
newspaper man, was here on business
visit last night.
Inspectors Hooton and Dickson, OF
the United States pos,ot,ice department,
are hero TO attend tho session OF tho
United States district court, which
opens next Monday.
G. 4 Allcnder and ". NJ. Sweeney, Of
Manning.on; c. l. Bogress, of Fair.
mont; W. NJ. kincaid. otCameron, and
W. S. Gcary. OF Warrington, are Vest
Virginia people at the Behler.
L. NJ. La Folle.te, OF Grafton; John
HOPKINS. otsA1auuington; L. C. Wilson.
D. +. Connolly and John A.. Connolly,S
OF sistersville; E. c. Middleswar,, oh
New Marttnsvihe, and C. Hickok, OF
Amos. are guests at the stamm.
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CUMBERLAND, Mp, March 29.-The
Warrington brewery. owned by Paul
Ritter, was destroyed by fro this morn
ing. Mr.. Rit.er's dwelling adjoining
the brewery was also burned. The on.
tire lo,s-is about s25,o00, partly covered
by insurance. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30

Sunday. Tho testimonial OF which Mr..
SlnSol ia,tho worry proud recipient con.
siass ofin handsome toa sut, OF ak
pieces, aoid silver, enclosed In n sllk
and satin lined cnqkot, with Russian
leather binding. Gu II beautifully on.
grayod gold plate OF tho lid Is tho fol.
lowing: |h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30

Warren-River feet 6 inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and mild.
Oil City-River 4 feet inches aud
falling. Weather cloudy aud warm.
Mor.antown-River feet aud falling.
Weather clear and warmer.
Observation-Disclosures l0,ieet and falling.
Weather fair and warm.
Steubeuvillo-Riyer Is feet s inchos
and'fallins. Weather clear aud cool.
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With Hoods Well Conquer

"Now that house cleaning Is upon Us, I know
that with Hoods sarsaparilla to holp, wen pass
through that trial all right" MRs. HEIEs
HlscERD, Tully, New York.
81 take Hoods saraaparilla every spring, and 1t Is
tho only medicine use through tho year. It en-
ables mo to do my house cleaning and farm work
all through tho summer. 1t helped mo very much
for paIpitation OF the heart. think Hoods sar-
.,paria is tho medicine for everyone, and all who
t,ko II will never DO without 1t. have also used
Hood's Pills and they arc the best over tried"
MRS. F. II. ANDREWS, South Woodstock, Conn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30
Beware OF oin,m,nts for Cntnrrh That
Coptnin Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense"ot smell aud, completely derango
tho whole system when enterin. it
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar
ticles should never be used except on
prescriptions IRON neutrality-suspicious.,
as the damage they will do is ten fold
10 the good you can possible derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by +. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucou. surfaces OF tho system. In
buying HALLS Catarrh Cure be suro YOU
get tho genuine. 1t is taken internally.
and made in Toledo. Ohio, By 1. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
E5 Sold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
Cara lV,I1 p,Nor Rn,c ~ C,y,,.
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PRESENTED TO
JOHN slSsEL

lly his latS associates OF the Second
District Internal Revenue Depart.
lncnt, New York. asn slight token OF
their appreciation OF tho nover.iaIl.
lug courtesy and kindnoN which
characterized all his dealings with
them,
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FivE-cRSr Wall Paper. Rosa 7. CnEw.
NOTES ON NAVIGATION,
stage Of Wator aud aiovomonts OF Boats
Tho River IntcrsstH.

stage OF Wator aud oiovcmunts OF boats.
Tho River lntorsstH.
YrnERpAys DEPARTURES
Don llur, kcmple, Parkersburgy lD:b0 4 m.
Courier. Gamble. Pittsburgh, 0p. m.
Lioefty. Booth. ClatinGtou, 3.s1p
poAD LEAVING TODAY.
Iron Queen, Calhoun. Cincinnati. 8a. IN.
H. X. Bedionl. GrUcn, Pittsburgh, midnight
bon llur. kompl0, Pittsburgh. midnight
!ibetty, Booth, Clatincton. $50 y. N.
Lexington. Cline. Natamoras, 10 30 IL nj.
DoAs IrAviSo To.Nohhow.
tlEle Lay. Huntington. Pittsburgh. ga tn.
Keystone State. Knox. Pittsburgh, J q, III.
Courier. Gamble, Parketsburg, noon.
The marks last night showed u fcot
10 inches In tho channel aud slowly
falling" Weather cloar and warm.
1t 10 said that Capt. Loo Anshutz has
boon successful In gotting q bout, anu
that In few days no will take 1t to
Pittsburgh for his contemplated Now
Orleans trip.
A st. Louis paper says: Capt. Joe
Todd, who hns been quito i'll for aomo
days, was down at tho wharf yesterday,
accompanied by his father, victorian
steamboatman from Wheeling, ". Va.
Captain Todd ia improving slowly, bu!
is still quito ILL.,"
The steamers Iron Queen and Telo.
graph, owned by tho White Collar line,
Of Cincinnati. had II lively race Mondsy
night between Cincinnati and Mnysville,
and 1t said that tho Iron Queen proved
horself equal to tho occasion. The Tole.
graph is recognized rs tho fastest steam
or on tho Ohio. Shc Is n side wheeler,
but ms tho Queen Ia II regular greyhound
sho always gives tho Telegraph trouble
whom they meet on tho river. Racing
in the early days of boating on the river
was sport greatly enjoycd.-Chronicle
Trlr,r1nb