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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-07

New YoRE. June 6.-The Jockey club
met during the afternoon and arranged
the dates for tho Brighton Beach and
Aqueduct track, giving % days to the
former and Is days TO the latter.
Brighton will begin racing on July 5
and continue through the week ending
July Is. The two clubs will a alter
nate weeks thereafter, Brighton closing
on August 81. Racing will be held
every day. Summary OF Graveseud to.
day:
First, | mile-Owlet, /; Patrician, .;
l:44. Second. 6 furlonss-Mchee, /;
Manchester. 2; lIails,one, 3; Ill.
Third, Blsm.on stakes, ) furlougs-
Jefferson, /; Merry Prince. .; Tho Ma.
tive. 8; l:O4. Fourth, Oneck stable.
stakes. l 1-l6 miIes-DecIare, /; Song
and Dance, ,; AJAX, 8; l:52l. Fifth, 3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, |; Patrol, .; Ar
line. 5; l:04l. Sixth, l mile-Stowaway,
|; Ed kearney, .; Chiswick. 3; l:4+l.
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THERE is moro Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. aud until the last few
years wa supposed to DO incurable.
For 4 great many years doctors pro-
nounced it q local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by constant.
ly failing Ia curt with local treatment,
pronounced it incurablc. Science has
proven Catarrh 10 be 4 constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitu'
,ional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by 7. J. Cheney Il Co..
Toledo, Ohio. is tho only constitutions!
euro on the market. 1t ia taken inter.
nally in doses from ten drops to n ten
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho system.
They offer 500 for any case it fails to
euro. Send for circulars and tes,imon.
iaIs. Address.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, 0.
aST"Sold by Druggists, 10 cents.
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This remedy is becoming 70 VOL.
known and SO popular rs to need nc
Gnccial mention. All who have used
Electric Biitcrs stag tho Same song of
praise. A purer medicine does not cxisl.
and it 10 guaranteed 10 do all Tint IL
claimed. Electric Bit,crs will cure nil
diseases Of tho Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimplcs. Dolls. Salt Rhcum and
other affections caused by impure blood
Will drive Malaria from tho system mi
prevent MS well as cure all Maluriai in.
ycrs. For cure Of Headache, Constino.
lion aud Indigestion try Electric Hittrrs
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or moucv
refunded. Prico 50 cents md 81 nor
bottle. az Logan Drug Co.,,u Dug Store. 4
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C~ISctASArI, June 6.-Tho features at
Latonia were the Harold stakes for two
year-Olds. won by the great Bramble
colt, Ben Brush, and the desperate fin.
ish in the handicap between Crcvasse
and St. Maxim. lsom fell from Pey.
.onia in the third race and was badly
hurt, but broke no bones. Summaries:
Frat undergraduates Luke. /; Cap.
tain Drane, ,; Alethia Allen, 3; 1881.
Second-l milo-Toots. |; Mary kccns.
.; S;aha. 5; 1:ii. Third-dandicap
for three-ycar-olds and upward; BIG
miles-Crevasse, l; ST.. Maxim, .; Jane,
3; POP. Fourth-The Harold STAKES,
value to winner, $40; 5 furlongi-
Ben Bru'h, /; Nimrod. .; The Dragon,
5; 1929. Fifth! furlonga-Royal
Choice, l; Warsong. 2; Pavan. 3; O:57i.
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Weddings team will play the Fair.
monts at r'airmont on Saturday after.
moor Jones may pitch for Wheeling.
Secretary Z. J. Barrows. OF the Wheel.
ing ball club. lett last night for Column.
bus, where no will attend the Inter-
state league meeting this afternoon.
Twin Cities will play here Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, and Wheel
ing plays in U%hrichsrille the last three
days OF the week. These six gamos may
decide the Interstate contest if one
club takes all.
Tho Mansfield Shield says that the
Mansfield team will probably disband
after the series with Twin Cities. If
this is true tho work OF tho league
meeting in Columbus to-day will DO
~sinplided--go on with six clubs.
Tommy" Ryan. who Is at present in
Syracuse, has received n dispatch from
mysterious" Billy Smith, agreeing to
fight to n finish, tho winner to take all
the purse. 1t is proposed to hold tho
fight at the same time and place as tho
Corbett. Fitzsimmons 20.
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matalisin, and encourage only tho
effort for real bi.moinlism which can
DO brought about by no individual
action, but BolOly by M international
agrcolncnt, by tho federation Of tho
world, or its leading governments, for
TINT worry purpose. In tho lurid light
OF recent bittor experiences. with tho
trust thai tho country's banking inter.
osla aro sufficiently important to obtain
for tliom n hearing, unclOudod by
passion or prejudice, lot tho Bankerl'
Association OF thiH great commonwcalth.
nnlto with thoso Of otlInr sta,os on tho
side OF ronson. honor anj patriotisin.'
Attic conclusion OF his ablo address
Mr.. Wilcox was greeted with pro.
longnd applause. lilo was followed by
Major IIotChkiss, who had not boon as
signed u subject. In profacing his 70.
marks no said that no would speak OF
tho intrinsic value OF tho lands OF West
Virginia, q state Of magnificent but un.
developed natural wealth. lilo rotcrrcd
to n largo map displayed on tho stage,
showing tho coal and IMMORAL wealth
OF the state in II clear way 10 ell. Speak.
ing OF tho state at large, tho speaker
mentioned tho dosiro at Quo timo under
discussion Of tho Pan. II andle 10 lonvo
West Virginia and become a part Of tho
com monwGalth OF pennsylvania. The
pan-thc state outside OF tho Pan.
lIandlo-is hot, and hc wiahod TO warm
up tho handle. West Virginia, he sald,
stnnds foremost rs II great fuel state.
DEPRESSING from this stato. hc then
...t. - A.. .z-..at-. naa..z.al t-ln. La,
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction City,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she had
consumption and that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles Of Dr.,
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her, and sho says 1t saved her life. Mr..
Thomas Egecrs, lS9 Florida ST., San
Francisco, suffered from n dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried with.
ont fGsuit everything else, then bought
ono bottle DR.. Kings New Discovery
ana in two weeks was cured. lie is nat
urally thankful. 1t is such results, OF
which these nto samples, that prove tho
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine in
coughs aud colds. FREQ trial bottles n.
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. Regular
size 60c and Sl.00.
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There will be what Is predicted to be
a very exciting horse race on tho State
Fair grounds track Saturday afternoon.
The contestants will be BLACK Billy"
Bernie and Marcus Baer's last trotter,
and Gypsy Girl" owned by Charles
Seibert. OF Pleasant Valley. The own
ers OF tho two animals have long dis.
puted as to which ia tho faster and to-
morrow afternoon the question will be
settled with the additional incentive OF
a $50 bet.
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Thatspcedy little sloop. "Thn Bowlers,"
has boon leading tho Museo league fleet
for several weeks, but laat night tho
dark horse clipper, "Eldorado." took
tho wind out Of the other follows sails
and they arc o back in second posi-
ton. Tho scores:
Observation-Disclosures lac, 1853, 1853;
Wise, l3i, 100, lS0; Hamilton, LIS, 1856.
III; Hall, Iii, l%0, lGS; Welty, AS, lG2.
us; Blind, In, l3G, ll0itotals, So, S97,
$40.
Bowlers-Scot., l52, l99. lSO; Rihold.
aeer ltlrss aud secondl, 40, l4S;
Whitaker, l2G. l2S. 1856; Lamb, ~, H.,
1871; stattlcr. lSl. us, l+S; Blind (i'st
and thirdl, 1871, Isl; Ebeling Second
auG thirdl, l0G, 100; totals. 7S7, SGG, 0l7.
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Sp>cfn' DI17ici 10 M in!eat7erc>-.

SDFt7HT VI11Irl 10 NJ IN'cII2.nc>-,
LIMA, o., June 6.-Aftcr being defeat
ed seven straight at the hands OF
Wheeling and Twin Cities, Bnck Vests
braves took a noble revenge from the
poor old LinGs. Seldom has such n
sluvgiry match been seen on q ball
field. 1t was game to make the scorer
weary and willing 70 give up HIS job.
Late tonight the following details are
obtained:
Lima -........2 o ? 0 C Obs
Columbus. ...... ....i . 30
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This has been q week OF surprises in
the South Side Bowling League. First
the South Side team lost two camos.
Last night tho strong PhGuix crowd
dropped two to the tloodooa on the
following scores:
Observation-Disclosures. l49, l56; Brasch,
lG2, 1873; Hall. l26. l43; Springer. $50,
us; Scaluou, IL, l3S; Blind, IA, l0I;
totals, 500. S07.
PhWuix-Jones, l39. 10; Anderson.
lSS, 1903; Null. 10. Ill; Bo~nenberger,
lis, IS; Brown. l27, 10; Blind, lis,
l02; totals, 764, D9l.
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Tho long looked for contest between
mines madn UP OF mombOrs OF tho police
department and officials at tho city
building has boon played. Tho agony
Is over and the city building fellows Rro
now engaged in telling how it would
have been II only they had not put
their faith In tho pitching ability OF
City Clerk DanneuborS, Now, II tho
homo plate measured ten fee, instead OF
ten inches, Danny's record yesterday
afternoon would have been more credit.
ublo to himself aud his side. As it was
he couldn't got 'em over oncoin ton aud
then Chief Benefits mon would just
simply kill the ball.
Two innings we're enough to domon-
strate that Danny had missed his call.
ing. City Engineer White then wont
into tho box. whisk6rs and all, and for
time he had tho cops guessing in
great shape. And tho way no ielded
his position whS a caution. After White
had dallisd with the boys in blue until
they cot onto his 90 delivery hc 70.
tired in favor OF doc" Walden. Doc"
may DO Rll right up in the health office,
but tho admission IL forced from his
best friend that he ia very few shucks
when 1t comes 10 twitlinG tho festive
sphere.
Schnupp started in TO do tho pitch
ing for the police department and he
did very well. Then Bero was given n
show in the box and tho clerks found
his delivery easy as n Republican ma.
jority in Wheeling. Then another
pitcher was put in, and another and
another, until the poor fellows who
were trying to keep books or tho game,
gave up in despair. The city building
boys changed positions nineteen times
aud the other fellows wore not far in
the rear.
The gamo was very pretty "a a con.
test Notwithstanding tho hundred and
one misplnys, and had it not been for
the big lead the cops got in the first and
second innings the clerks would nave
won out, as they had their opponents
on the run toward the close. the score
by innings follows:
Police Dept. "..~~S |. | : Q . Q $
City Building~.---"i ; ! ) . : y , -
BstierlcS-Tnlice Department, Schnupp, Bero.
Dudley and Everett. City Building. DGnncu-
berg. White. Walden, Watkins, Csclton, kipdlC'
berger and Deylue.
NOTES OF THE ZANE.
Oh. ua;nal what's the matter:
Werc those clerks all on u batter:
W tod you so" the police were sure 10 win.
Oh. We never thought a minute
That the city clerks were in 1t
Eut the cops are right at home running EN- In.
Campbell Richards umpiring was
very McNierney-cood.
Young "Biily" Bennett says bis
eleren-year-olds can bea. that city hall
gang.
Schelhaie at second was q stone wall.
He only had seven errors. He led his
team in fielding.
The game was witnessed by a large
crowd and quite a large .um zoe, to the
family OF the late ianitress OF the city
building.
kindleberger had three strikes called
on him. lie turned around and yelled
out, Give me thirty" He thought he
wac dallyiug with the pins.
City Engineer White was the grand
stands idol. His circus stops caused
Manager White, OF the Whecliugs. to
inquire when his term Of Office expires
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SreciCi DispGei 10 he IHtilig,Hcr.
~FI%DLAY, O., Juno 6..-Thc Findlays
tieIded exccrably this afternoon, fifteen
errors %distiguring the fielding record.
In addition they could not hit Brodie
az hard as the lively kentona hit Roidy.
OF course. then, tho home team lost.
Tho score:
FintlAy .........m...O 0 O. Z
hen;oH. ..r,. ..,..r....... o 9 . l 3 , . OILS
batteries. Kc!dy md Gans,: ErOdlc md Out.
Gait. HasG hits. 10 and IS. Errors. II aud 4
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; Intense Itching anil
F%tlnGInr, most at night; worse by scratching. II
nllowrdto continue mmntS form. which often
bleed aud WIcrmtc, becoming very Sorc.
SwkYSE's OISTMESr stops tho itching nuJ
bleeding. hcnls liberation, mud In mos cases rt'
moves the imotS, At druggists, or by mail. for
LNccnLN d.. SMaYne & Son. rhIlRlel phLL
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When Baby was sick, We gave her CaSora.
When she wasa Child, she cried for Castorts,
When she became MlSs, shc chung TO Cas;or!a.
When sue had Children, sho gEve,hcm CHstorin,
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responsible for as many runs. Attend.
ance 1900. Score:
MsihlnE!On-".nu"."? ! 0 O 0 I o o.
Cleveland .. ..,....,,0 o D ? 0 0 l.
Earned runs. I mud l.. llitI, IL aud 8, Errors,
sand q, Pitchers, Maui aud Wallace. unEltc,
Long, Time. 200.
Al Philadelphia. Attendance 5000. Score!
81 Louis Y...".."""ee . 0 0 | 0 0 . o. 0
rhllade phia ."....,..l . 8 0 o 0 . o. )
Earned runs, I aud 8. Hts, II aud Y. Errors,
. and = Pitchers. khre,. stalcy and Taylor.
Umpire. Mcdonald. Time. l:&
Athfooklym Attcndancol,iO0, Score!
BrcoElyn.."..".a...,.a . o I . o U-i2
l,OnI,viiIc-,ro"..m."U u Oil
l'arued rnnS,I mud 4. Hits, u and H.. Errors.
baud u Pitchers. Luby, Kennedy mud MCucr'
iuoll, Umpire, Kccic, Time. 2il.
~ lhllIuiOrc, Attendance 5000 Scores
baltimore """,..""r-.l o 4 0 l | 0-i0
ClicAgo"""""","m-O / I21 | . ?-lJ
Earned runs. I aud d Hits, 70 RndlI. Errors.
O and D. Pitchers, ESper aud llcluming; Terry
Hni Gtinllh. Umpire, llett'. Time, 800.
At Sew York, Attendance 500. Score:
New YORK o", ".,"..,".0 | o 0 0 o. .
Cincinnati'"."-......,O . U U . U u o
Earned runs, none. Hits, d md / Errors, 2Rud
ray. Time, ISIS.
Al Boston. Attendance COCO, Score;
Boston .....,.... ,.,,....,.2 0 / y ! . y 3 o. 2
Pitts buIgh..ao"uo..-.O J 0 | . o y o. 3
Earned runs, Boston 8. Pittsburgh :. DMsO
hits. ~ and 10 Errors. . aud U Struck ont,
Tucker J: Duly. llawlry .: Cllugman, Stencil,
smith. Cross, sugicn. Double plays, Cllngulan
and Crossi Lowe aud Long. Umpire, Enslie.
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Notice.

! want every man and woman in tho
United States Interested in the Opium
and Whisky habits TO have II oil my
books on these diseases. Address B. NJ.
WooLLEY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and ono
will be sent you free. s4wy
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At Washington. Giasscock. Wash.
i%ngton's now short stop. played his first
game here to-day and signalized his nd.
vent by making two errors. which were
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SUMMER unDeRvesrs.-oEo. R. TAYLOR.
New Summer y
u
GEO. r. TAYLOR.

Just received our new stock OF
Women's and Children's Ribbed Isle
and Cotton UnderVests, in light weight
for Summer wear, and make the tol"
lowing low prices:
80 dozen Ladies' Low Neck and Short Sleeves at".-"-.20c
33 dozen Ladies' Low Neck and Short Sleeves at--."-24C
81 dozen Ladies' Low Neck and Short Sleeves at"""---34C
rs dozen Ladies' Low Neck and Short Sleeves at"-"""3Oc
so dozen C%hildren's, all sizes, at frOm""""...E Lee to SOC
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To-DLY'S GANS-Aansfcll a. Uhrichsrilic,
kenton nj ftndlav. Colu bus al Linn.
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THE CLERKS AND "COPS''
Have n Hugo limo on tho Diu-
mond-Tho "Cops" Win.
COLUMBUS WINS A GREAT GAME

From Tho Lima Tcnm-lho Twins,
Our ilctc Noir, Again Win.OfCoursc.
To.day's League Meeting ne Colum.
bus - Yesterdays Horse Races.
Eastern Racing Dates Arranged.
Results of bowling Games.
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1.-The use Of 'Catoria' Is 90 universal nrd
It's mcritsso we'll known that It sc,uis n work
OF supcreruga,lon to endorse 1t. Few arc tho
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy mach"
Culos MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
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Castoria

"Cnstorla isso well adapted to children that
~lrHommend 1t rs superior to any prescription
known TO me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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For sevrrnl ycnrs ! have rcomrcolM
your 'CastoHa,' and shall slways continue to
DO 50 rs 1t has invariably produced bcncGicL
rcSultS."
EDwT: F. PARDEk u. D.,
l@5th Street md 9Th Ave, New York G:y
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TIM CESTAun ConNsv, - MURRAY STREET. NV yorx c,
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Sena.or-elect Elkins. while in New
York on Monday, said that .the Re-
publican party a not only hold its
present gains in the south, but i. can in.
crease them if it shapes Its policy so as
to encourage rather than infame the
people there"
Mr.. Elkins showed clearly that one
way to give this encouragement. to the
south and to SKATER its solidity a. a
Democratic section, would be to nomi-
nate a representative southern man for
the vice presidency In 1896. aud he
named Judge Cot, of this state, as the
man who would, more than any other
prominent southern Republican, fill the
bill. In making this statement Mr.. e.
kins reflects the sentiment OF Republi.
a n Throughout. the south. From other
states than West Virginia the suggss-
ton has met With universal favor.
The nomination Of Judge Gof would
create a wave Of enthusiasm in the
doubtful states south OF the Mason and
Dixon line, and at the same time add
great strength to the national ticket
throughout tho north. 1t would guar.
antee the electoral vote of West Viz.
ginia and lift North Carolina, Tonnes
see aud perhaps Maryland and other
states out OF tho doubtful column. The
effect Of this on the whole country
would be wholesome. for it would wipe
out se%c,ionalisn. The great national
Republican party has it in its power to
mako itself a national party in the
broadcast sense, lift will but take advan-
ta2e Of the opportunity.
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pnvcs tho Way ION solution,

FF
The fiat and conclusive disclaimer by
the Virginia debt commission OF any
intention or desire to saddle on Wcs.
Virginia one-third Of the ante.bellum
debt Of tho old state, remover that
stumbling block in the way OF n settle
ment. Tho further Willingness OF Vir-
ginia to settle on tho basis OF our once
choice paves the way for the two states
to come together alter all these years
for a friendly adjustment Of a contro-
versy of long standing.
We,. Virginia never has lodged this
question ard never will try to evade
any question involving her honor. This
i, the first time that Virginia has come
TO us On this business, and Wost Vir.
GINA will nce. her in a busincaa.liko
way that shall answer tho groundlcss
SANDER that there Is, or ever was, in
this lusty and richly endowed young
state, any approach. to tho craven sonti.
ment OF reputation.
a state composed OF honest people,
will DO honest in Its dealings with all
the world. Just such q state Is West
Virginia.
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cnneasInn Resident. Unsafe.


SAS FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.-0riental ad.
vices brought by the steamer Peru say
that it was the belief OF the Charleston
officials that there would soon be call
for our heaviest vessels at Cheioo to
protect Caucasian residents from the
fury OF the Chinese soldiers who are
likely when dislodged there and at Wei
Hal Wei 10 take vengeance Upon any
foreigners who may BIO there. Many
American and British missionaries and
merchants live there and there will be
great danger it is though. when the
J~apanese operations begin. On these
accounts there was some hope aboard
tho Charleston OF an early relief by a
gunboas.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The chimney tops Of tho big VIII.
iatnsburg sugar ~reAnerles In Now York
are fayorite warming places Tor tho
many sou gulls which loltes around that
n~civhborhood during cold weather.
Tho bost burglar.prooi 1aiss arc made
oil alternate layers OF hard and soft
metal, which arc welded together. This
combination will not yield to either
drill or sledgo.hammer.
NJ. Roux has now 40 horses undcr.
going immunization. Tho authorities
Of tho Pasteur institute hope TO be In n
position soon to supply the whole OF
France with serum.
Tho Chinese emperor has hi. domin.
ion acknowledged over 4,2lS, 900 square
miles Of the earth's surface, a territory
one.fourth larger than that OF the
United States.
While excavating for a building n
Lincoln county Kan farmer dug into
the winter quarters OF n family OF
snakes and took out thi,,y.lour before
he quit.
Nearly seventy sta.cs the size OF
ltnouo lsiauu coulu 10 CAtNeu out OIL
Missouri. Mty.six out OF Illinois, hfty-
three out Of Arkansas, two hundred and
sixsy.fvo ont OF Texas.
At Cadir, O., William S. Craig was
given a verdict against tho Panhandle
railroad Of $1,000 for the loss OF an arm.
Ho sued for $4,000.
Representatives OF 275 railroads are
expected to attend the international
railway congress 10 DO held in London
next summer.
The British empire and its depend.
encica and colonies embrace II ,O0O, 900
square nilcs, or about tho size OF all
Africa
Pouchkeepsie chickens are suffering
from an epidemic which closely rcsem.
bles diphtheria.
The inventor OF Saratoga chips" ha,
just died at Saratoga, aged o~iShty-two
years.
A plumbers store at Highland, N. Y,
was flooded by a burst pipe.
Tho Chinese legation is the largest in
Washington.
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CoLD weather to-day should not keep
you from the polls.


we
The people OF Wheeling should Withstand the
partisan appeals OF selfish politicians anxious
only to get at tho spoiA Of the city. -Reqtaler.
OF course the Democratic politicians
who now hRvo the .apOils OF tho city"
arc not bit aelf,hl They serve purely
for patriotism. aud wouldn't retain tho
spoili il they could. The present
police force, for instance, isn't at all
anxious TO retain the upoils, nor /, the
present gas clique. They simply want
to keep tho wicked Republicans from
getting the places. aud. they them
selves, arc willing to serve purely for
glory. And the dear, non.partisan (!D
Register, what is it working tor-to
keep in'powcr the party machine? Oh,
mol 1t is moved wholly by love.
Republicans and fair minded Demo-
Gratis who bolievein a change are not to
be caught by hypocrisy.