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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02


WASHINGTON, Oct, l.-Miss Lucille
Blackburn, daughter Of Senator Joseph
Blackburn, Of Kentucky, was married
At noon to-day at st. Matthews Catholic
church to Thomas I. Lane, chief Of d..
vision Of the registers office in tho
treasury department The wedding
party was confined 10 fifteen persons
making up tho relatives aud DR.. Logan
Carlisle and Lieutenant Hiblack. Tho
Rev Father Bart performed the core.
mony. Senator Blackburn gave away
tho bride whilo Mr.. Alfred LanO, brother
Of the groom acted rs best man. Tho
bride worn a street dross Of black aud
green, with q wido brimmed black hat
iopped with sweeping plulnos making q
picturesque and dashing costume, and
carrying large bouquet OF American
fogpg
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by local applications, ~ thcy cannot
roach tho diseased portion OF tho ear.
There is only ono ono wav TO cure dosi.
ness, aud that Is by constitutional rem.
CdiCa Deafness IL Causcl Ivy an In.
famed condition Of tho mucous lining
N tho EustNChihn Table When this
tube rcts inlamod YOU have runbling
sound or imperfect hearing, aud when
II Is entirely closed deafness is tho rn.
suit, aud unless tho Inflammation can
DO takOn ont and this tube restored to
ilg notmnl condition, hearing will DO
destroyed forever, ninO cases out OF ton
aro caused hy calarrh, which is nothing
but nn lnIlamcd condition Ul tho mucous
sHifaees.
Wo will Riyc ono Hundred Dollars Tor
any case VI dcalncla (cnusod nv calatfhl
that cannot bo cured by Halls Calatrh
euro Send for circulars, lfoe.
T. j. CugNEy x Co, Toledo, U.
tsB-SuIl BY Druggists. 1jc.
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THE reports from the state university
are most gratifying The institution
has started on ilI new career with q
"boom, not only in point Of attendance,
but in regard to the efficiency OF itS adj
miniItratiOn. There is every indication
thatthiS years record will be such as
will commend the conduct Of the uni.
versity to all the citizens OF tho state,
The school has grown Wonderfully in
popular favor during the past few
mouthu and its future Is full OF bright
promiSe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

The crisis In China, which involved
tho bombardment Of her Scnpors by
British war vessels, aud which grow
out Of China'S lnrdInOn In complying
with British demands with reference to
tho massacre Of missionaries, has been
Aysrtod, pr at loO't delayed, by thus
Celestial government coming 10 Ia
senses. II was very cotnplOtO back.
down, lingland'' uItlmatum having
been accepted. Tho torms, which hSyo
already bOsn published, involve tho
complete degradation Of tho vIcOroy oil
B.CAuSa, wli94s hausI oi foreigners
was responsible for tho ma'sNcrC,, in.
deinnltY for tho murders aud tho pun.
ishmODt oi all concerned.
Thus, az lar ma England Ia concerned,
an immediate war 10 not probable, iIuL
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China, troubles are not yet over; Ger
mRny'i demand FOE redress at sWatun,
while receiving attention, has mot been
fully satisfied, while France and AmSr'
lea each haVsa grievance. Tits stated
from Washington that tue conCO'Si0ns
brought about by British thToRI0 do
not carry with them the abandonment
OF the investigation Of the Chsng'lu
riots by the United States commission.
tie a pleasure to note, in this connsc'
tlon, that tue cause Of the delay Of this
investigation, which has been the sub
jeCt OF much criticism, Is satisfactorily
explained by the state department at
Washington,
It was due to our government holding
out for a method OF transportation OF
the commission which would have a
formidable moral effect upon the
Chinese, and when that point was gain
ed Improvement acquired acouIidSra'
BILE advantage,
The general result Of the dsmOnStrR'
tons that are being made by the powers
will DO WholsSoms. a. they are awaken
ing China to a sense Of her own weak
ness, and bringing her to better APP
probation Of the fact that there ia a
great aud powerful world outside Of tho
smperor's dominions, The effect will
be progressive TO some degree and
China and civilization will form bet
ter acquaintance.
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AmerInnn sympnthy lor Cuba.

There is little doubt that a vast ma
jority Of the citizens OF the United
State, arc strongly in favor Of the rO'
ccgnition by this government Of the
belllgeront rights of Cuba. This ssnt.
ment is being reflected by the press and
pulpit daily, and ia finding expression
through mass meetings and public as
Ssmbagss everywhere. The most aig.
nifcaut OF all these popular expressions
was that by the mass meetings hold in
Chicago Monday night, whore thousands
Of the best citizens OF that great metro
polls cheered the resolutions in which
the government is asked to recognize
the Cuban revolutioniItS as belliger.
ents. It will not DO surprising II sim.
liar action is taken by other citieI aud
towns during tho next few weeks, and II
an irresistible pressure il brought to
boar on tho administration to comply
with the popular demand.
Tho Chicago meetings were not as.
semblageS Of the rabble, or Of excitablo
classes OF the community. They we're
composed Of tho representatives of
leading aud influential social, political,
patriotic. labor, business and religious
organizations, led by cool.headed,
thinking men from every walk Of life,
and men OF eminent ability, Over one
meeting the mayor OF the city presided,
and the other was conducted by Judge
William A. Vincent. kilograms OK
pressing sympathy with the meetings
were read from congressman, senators
and othOr distinguished men In all
parts Of the country. The revolutions
adopted declared that III tho fathers OF
American independence were justified
in casting of the oppressive dominion
OF Great Britain, thu Cuban patriots OF
to-day have far greater publication for
their attempt to overthrow the tor
mentinG, impoveriGhing, heartleS, tyr.
anuy OF the Spanish government" and
that ''it is the duty OF the United SIates
government. to recognize the rights OF
the Cuban rovolutionists as soon as
practicable"
There is no mistaking the sentiment
Of tho American people on the Cuban
question, and such action as that hkOn
by Chicago cannot DO ignored by the
President. The example OF the western
metropolis is likely to DO followed By
other cities, and doubtless will be, and
should the administration fail to heed
tho popular feeling before Congress
meets. the representatives Of tho people,
fresh from their constituents and in
touch with their desires, will want to
know the reasons for the hesitation.
There is no place on the American
continent for Spanish misruIe, brutality,
tyranny and outrage and the sympa.
thios Of the citizens Of all the American
republics arc thoroughly aroused, In
tho United States especially tho people
are in favor oil doing everything con.
sistent with our national honor Ia be.
half OF down.trodden people who are
pleading for moral support in tOtrible
struggle for liberty, and the President
and his cabinet will DO made to realize
IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

A great many friends OF the admins
tration are saying that in certain con.
tingencisI President Cleveland is tho
logical candidate OF the Democratic
party next year. These people may as
well get rid OF that impression. The
logical conclusion OF every man who
takeS time to inquire as to tho senti-
ments and feelings OF the people on the
subject is that no mAu can DO elected TO
the PreIidsncy for the third time. Mr..
Cleveland is no exception to this rule,
and no true friend OF the Democratic
party is taking in favor Of the third
term.-FdrmoHt Inier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

The rope seems to be tightening
about the neck OF Durrant. So far the
evidence which his counsel claimed
would clear him in three minutes has
failed to maIerialize, aud against the
unsuccessful effort to prove an abb
stands al overwhelming number OF
strong circumstances pointing to his
guilt.
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WnAr rrATn EnIIolt, SAY,

They say that Col, Bob Carr" has a
ycarninC ambition to audi. West Nir'
ginia's accounts for her. The colonel
has been courting the maiden little,
but he is 80 shy, you know" that he
has not proposed yet.-Clark!bTg
Tribune.
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caught mapping by such chail from tho
Democratic candidate, They have no
notion OF making Mckinley a prOsiden.
tial necessity at tho expense OF RSpub.
licau success this year, However, can.
didGte Campbell loves to have HE little
Joke, and this ono will do harm.
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c,,,,,i,,n, IS,n,,rly ,I,tl,odls,s,

CScwSArr, sopt 3O,-rhO Kentucky
conference Of tho NJ. L. church, which
adjourned to-day in Covinpton, on
tho proposition from tho general
conference In regard to admitting wo.
mon rs delegates 10 tho general Conier.
cncc, voted In favor Of admitting them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

WdJhiu0ioh star.
In the light of recon! events China's
irritable mood is not unnatural. But it
looks like a waste Of time for her to 90
farther from home in quest OF trouble
with Japan right at her elbow.
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philadelphia Pre'L
The dismay OF tho English matrons
over tho Observation-Disclosures en-.
pagoment was to DO expected. but tho
confessions OF vulgar chAgrin that they
could not capture him for their own
daughters is funny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

Judge John ]. jackson. OF this state,
is being doomed for the supreme court
vacancy. II Dir. Cleveland wants man
Of brains and integrity, he need look no
iurther-MIiiEs5Urg Herald,
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Don't Disturb Ills Fishing,

CHICAGO Rtoord.
Mr.. Cleveland would DO suro Of add.
ing greatly to tho iutsrOIt Of his forth
coming little brochure to congress by
inserting a few chapters dealing in a
spirited way with the Cuban question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

lr ia truth In medicine tint the
smallest dose that Performs a euro 10 tho
best Do WItta lltlIO Early liIsorA Rro
tho smallest pills, will perform euro,
and ntn tho best Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, w. Va, Il. T.. Peabody Bcn.
wood aud Bowie & Co., bridgeport, o.
q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

EN.GoyEnSOR CAurErLhs declaration
that tho doIont Of Bushnell and FOR.
aker in Ohio this year will make Nc.
Kinlcy n pro,idenlinl necessity next
year In order to redeem tho state to
tho Republicans, Is ono pitho sbrowIesl
campaign lodges lroha' yet rOsottod to,
but II will not hnyo tho effect ho do.
'IroS. Tho Republicans Of Uhioaro not
fools, aud oven tho most enthusiastic
admirers Of Mckinley will not 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

Harrisville comes right up and takes
front scat when it comes to paying
taxes. There was not delinquent tax
payer in tho town last year, every cent
Of the taxes assessed being paid over 10
the sergeant. What other town in the
state can say as muchH HsrriIVille is
all right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

Some OF our Democratic exchanges
would have the people believe the moon
is composed OF green cheese, from the
way they are lauding the so.Called vii.
son bill. All one has to do lie to com.
pare the Mckinley era with the present,
and II the individual iS a resident Of a
state where an election is to be held
this fall, he will vote the Republican
ticket, as many will do.-liorgan MtSssn'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02
CURRENT COMMENT

Chicago Di5pa;th.
In balancing our books We find that
England has left silver cup worth $3.50
on this side of the water and has taken
q SlO,OOO.OOO heiress.
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Chicago Tribune,
You will find Washington with its
magnificent distances gesture size, Mr..
Talmago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

Co.EDucAnos at tho state uniyOrIity
iIa success. II is no longer a nero OK.
pertinent, rs wilnoiS tho fact that this
year thirty ambitious and progressive
Young women nrs enrolled.
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FOR RBNT.

ron sNLE
No, ~ Fourteenth ErOol, brRlnNW l'htI
hiCtnompi house ur Peninsula, sLS)l
-Four luis. Kim NfOyc.
No M South Huron street
Ne Kentucky street
Building Vie, Pleasant Nallcy, fronts !.
Oh National road
Undesirable ttUlrnrr, Whti,dtlt
No, as lhlriy.nr,t street ilfODmcl NV
Desirable tNNltnpN Oh sixteenth stree,
No, - North fmni street
hrAlt estate NJ Uvory dvspHnubn
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"UNDER THE WEATHER. "
Why People Feel THIS Way and That It Il
NeehlnHa CIeArIN shown.

Needless Clearly hhoWn'
"Why Is II that so many people feel under
the weather, have tired feelings, aud complain
OF chilly sensations at this time Of the YEAR,
This is question that Is very easily an
sWsred. People naturally feel weak and run
down otter tho heat OF summer because 1t IhlBs
the blood and lowers the vitality. The chilly
weather Of fall aud early winter hndi them UNI
prepared 10 Withstand the change Of tempera-
ture, aud hence they suffer, This fact IS plainly
proved by the following opinions OF some peo-
pie who speak from practical experience;
No, 9Oi GOldsngEte Ave, San Francisco, Cal.
n have been using Duny'G Pure Malt Whisky
for some Iime aud IL does all that is claimed Tor
H. Have uIed many remedies for my com
plant, but none OF thea lasting The only
article that seems to he successful is DuHy's
Pure Malt WhlsECy, Respectfully,
-, NJ MARTIN"
Mr. John w. Crosby. SjI7 EulHngton Ave,
Philadelphia, says II have used Duny's RUS
NalJ Whisky for loss OF appetite lnd tired ieel'
ing and must say ! hare received great beneh!
from IT,"
Nothing has ever equalled this whiskey for
building up the Aysietn, putting the blood In
healthiu! motion aud inYlgOEAling the body
Thousands OIL people tesllff 10 is SPLENDID tonic
effects In cases ot extreme weakness on ibis
account no Inferior limitations should be
accepted from gTuOars OFdruggisiI who attempt
10 substitute something Inferior. There is moth
ing that can take IT, place
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tThs RTELuGESsER snhrailaE iu several
editions IL entered IN the POleaasS at wheel
iAE, ". Va, a. SgeSnd class uGttor
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EyERYnoDY hope. Tor tho sake Of tho
states reputation that tho charges
agNin3t the insane asylum management
will not DO sustained, but no good
citizen will DO sali'led with q white
wash report. Tho governor seems to
desire that tho investigation shall b.
thorough, but ho can scarcely lopo Tor
thorough inquiry by Interested
parties. A special commission to in.
Vc'tigntO both niylnmi would bring
more satisfactory results aud determine
whothcr or not tho charge, 40 freely
cir culalcl arc based on facts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

Tue esteemed Register attempts to
mako it appear that the Republican
proGs has made tho charges AgainIt tho
management Of the Spencer ihIAue
asylum. 1.-The Register has kept its
eye on tho indicator" 1t knows that
many Of the charges have been mAdo
by DemocrAtsi that tho local Demo.
cratic papers in Spencer and vicinity
have been londsst ia their criticisms
and demands for the investigation, aud
that leading Democratic papers in all
parts Of tho state, including tho Daily
Gazette at the state capital, have nd.
mlttOd that there lie ground for an in.
vCItigation. Tho Register, 20 bIindly
partisan, Is solitary anu alone In tho
claim that there ia tho slightest clement
oil PartiFaHshIP In The present agitation.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
NchI lNltin Ngrul ti'lppuf Nnufg lubIN Al.
THnhl1n AtlnMly 80 ltl NNno. 'ir'h "e
TAN-kANSAS UPLAND.
4 4 fllE nlSr rIiNiRIrIlNN M NIuEnN.
MrlC " wiru inr pHrrt lgll,rwl uY l.., .
tniT tgllnn rlllst. Rriklp COMM
IONIANl, kansas CRY, No 'u'
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-21
AN INVENTIVE GENIUS.
Joseph A. Reynolds Produces u New
and Handy Envelope-Big Money
in Little Patents.

Joseph A. Reynolds, of McKenzie's
hardware store, to-day received from
Washington letters patent for very
simple and useful article which bids fair
to make him fortune. 1t is folding
envelope, so arranged as to make two out
of one. When spread open the paper re-
sembles the shape of four leaf clover
Two ends are gummed and two are per.
forated 80 as to facilitate opening. On
the reverse of the inscription side may
be printed a business firms address and
when the envelope is once used and the
seal broken at one of the perforations it
can be folded inside out; the other per-
forated and the other gummed end falls
into place SO as to present an entirely
new envelope which may be used q second
time. Among the advantages claimed
for it are economy in cost and time and
as an advertising medium.
Mr.. Reynolds has also recently secured
patents on two new monkey wrenches
and is now at work on new letter copy
ing device and dust pan. He says it is
the little things that count in the inven-
tive world. The man who invented the
return ball for children to play with made
100000 out of it, The man who in
vented roller skates made 100000 out of
his invention, while the man who in
vented the game of pigs in clover made
100000,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-21

very uncertain what was sworn to at the
preliminary hearing, except the parts re-
lating to the questions asked by Mr..
Catron, stenographic answers to which he
had before him.
PHOTOGRAPHS INTRODUCED.
Photographer Curran was next called
to the stand by Mr.. Catron. He had long
been engaged in the business of taking
Photographic views and understood the
buslnesa; was acquainted with the loca-
ton of Guadalupe bridge; had lately, at
the request of Mr.. Catron, made two
Photographic views showing the location
of the south END of the bridge and the
telegraph pole. The one introduced in
evidence was taken from point about
midway of the bridge and about twenty
two feet from the south end thereof and
shows parts of five persons standing in
row on a line from the telegraph pole
extending along the west side of the rail
road track north or toward the river.
The first man is standing behind the
telegraph pole and only part of his cloth
ing is seen, the second is standing eigh-
teen inches toward the river from the
pole and the third, fourth and fifth are
each located twelve inches apart and
down toward the river and only the hat
of the last man, who is standing on lower
ground, can be seen. On cross-examina-
ton and also in answer to questions of
Mr.. Catron the witness said that, as the
ground sloped upward from the west
side of the bridge at the south end, more
of the bodies in the picture would have
been in sight in proportion to the dis
lance they stood back from or west of
the bridge, but, not being skilled in
geometry, he was unable to give exact
figures.
This evidence was obviously introduced
for the purpose of contradicting Fran
cisco Rivera, but, as Rivera did not place
the defendants in the positions occupied
by tho men IN the picture and as it is
unreasonable to suppose that they occu-
pied such positions on the night Chavez
was killed, the close observer of court
proceedings is unable to figure out what
weight attaches thereto.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-21
A Flying Trip.

Hon. Lorion Miller, territorial score.
tary, accompanied his little daughter
Miss Wrenetta, to the city last night
leaving her to visit among her young AL
buquerque friends, and he returning to
Santa Fe this morning. Mr.. Miller was
seen at the depot this morning by Citi-
zen man, and he spoke of the interest the
Santa Fe firemen and citizens generally
are taking in the approaching territorial
firemen's convention and tournament
which convenes in Santa Fe on July 8 and
continues for three days. He thought
that the purses for the events will be
quite liberal and act as an inducement
for firemen all over the territory to take
part in the events. He also stated that he
would be the catcher in the "fats vs.. the
leans" game of base ball at the capital
the coming Saturday afternoon.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-21
PERSONAL.

Bishop J. B. Salpointe arrived from
Tucson this forenoon.
Thomas Golf has gone to Santa Mon
ica, Cal, to look after his mothers prop.
erty there.
7. W. Stranton, Bland; T. d. McCrurck
Las Vegas; j. M. Marshall, Denver, are at
the Exchange.
Hon. w. B. Childers has returned to
Albuquerque from professional visit to
Kansas City.
Mr.. Felix Grant, the Tres Piedras mer-
chant, and wife came in over the narrow
gauge last night.
Mr.. H. @. Wisner and party have gone
to Detroit. Mr.. Frank Wisner left last
night for Cripple Greek.
At the Palace: Felix Grant and wife
Tres Piedras; A. Vandervort, Trinidad; j.
a. Riley, Las Cruces; James Edward
Cree, Fort Stanton.
Mr.. John Fl. Riley is in the city from
Las Cruces accompanied by Mr.. James
Cree, of the v Cattle company, Fort
Stanton.
Ex-Gov. Prince returned from Utah
last night and left two hours later to at
tend the meeting in progress at Albu-
querque to-day in the interests of immi-
grafton and irrigation. Mr.. d. B. Rob-
inson, vice-president and general manag-
er, and Mr.. w. F. White, passenger traffic
manager, of the Santa Fe system, are also
in attendance at this gathering.
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AND III RAINED.
A General Storm of Great Benefit
The Precipitation Nearly Two
Inches-Ail New Mexico
in 1t.

Great gobs of goodness! Did you ever
see such a rain? The clouds came up
from the south-where all our big storms
gather - at noon yesterday and at 2
o'clock gentle rainfall set IN. At 10 am
to-day it is still on deck. steady rain
fell all night. 1t wasn't down-pour, but
slow and steady, soaking rain. A Pc
cnliarity about it is that it didn't fall
from the clouds as usual, but just gener-
ated, like steam, coming from every
where, but nowhere in particular. Um-
brellas and slickers and mackintoshes
were no good. The rain was so fine it
went through all these as if they were
sleeves. Adobe houses with tar and gravel
roofs couldn't keep it out and it went
through even tin roofs.
That the moisture went straight down
into the earth is shown by the fact that
none of the streams or bitches are flow
ing large volume of water to-day. The
precipitation was greater than most peo-
pie could guess. Between 2 and 6 O'Clock
yesterday the rainfall amounted to SIS
inches. During the night it was AZ
inches, while between 6 and II a. m. it
was Al inches, or total of 1873 inches.
Last weeks rainfall was .38 inches, so
that up to date the rainfall for May at
Santa Fe-and it will hold good through
out the county-amounts to over one and
a half inches, or 20 more than the May
normal for twenty years.
The storm is general all over the
southwest, telegraphic advices announc-
ing rain at Pueblo, Colo, Dodge City,
Kas, Trinidad, Albuquerque, Gallup and
Socorro. At Las Cruces and Deming
there were light showers. Every branch
of trade and industry will be benefited
beyond all estimation.