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nominated, Ho was unanimously
elected,
The folloWlng executive council nomI.
nations weTe made, and oil were elected
unanimously: Henry n, Russell, Of
Wheeling; t.. n, Amber, of Parkerl'
burg; W, j. Wiley, Of MOrgRntoWni
John w. Macon, OF FRlTmonl; D. y,
Westenhayer Of MartinsbpTg.
The time aul place OF tho next meat
ing was c%nn,ijorel. General Watts
named Huntington as tho next place Of
meeting, by meeting there the lawyers
OF tho lower end Of tic state would take
more interest and attend more generally.
Mr.. Ewing seconded the naming Of
Huntington, Mr, Allison moved that
the uOxt meeting he held In Mountain
Lake Park, Md, hurlng tho summer OF
'gd. M. Riley, as n compromise, namoi
Morgau.nwn. Against Alnrggntown It
was stated that tho Monongalin county
town Is "iry;" not u very desirable con-
diiion for a char" association, Mr.,
WestenhaYhr seconded the nomination
Of HUNTINGTON. Prof. Wiley Wguied
other towns u DO given u chance, and
named UlarkShurg and MSTNnsburS.
General Watts argued strongly for Hunt.
iugton; the people OF the secoDd City
Nrs progressive, aud II a further guar
Rntee Is necessary he would give tho
guarantee himself. His remarka were
appIaudsd.
A yols WA taken and resulted as fol-.
loWsi Huntington, 2Oi Mountain Lake
Park, 4; MOrgantown, o. ClarksbnTg, Ii
Martinsburg, l. SO Huntington gets
the next meeting, Tho executive conn
ell will determine the time Of the meet
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01
TIE WEEN NN PnAYEn
To he Observed by the Y. NJ G. A. OF
RheelIng Nent Week.,

To he Observed by the Y. NJ @. A. OF
Wheeling Next Week.
Next week there will be Ave wide
awake meetings at the Young Mems
Christian Association hall, at harkOt
and Twentieth streets, in Observance Of
the week Of prayer, observed all over
the world by these institutions. The
programme will DO as follows:
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II,
Speaker. Rev. jacob Birmingham.
T0pic,A Ana Afraid Of lNdicnle3-LnE ?a5iba
TpEsDAY, NOVEMBER L.
Speaker. Rev. Jacob Britiugham.
Topic: The Divine lndlrtmenL-Rom' sip%l
mUrSDAy. NOVEMBER Il.
Speaker. ilev. X. X Bigger
Topic How Cau I Fini HimY-J0b 1855 Jer
29:iEl3; Matt ll'.s-N.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
Speaker. Rev. e. X Bigger.
Topic, tioW Am I b~utifngY-hdtt H'2i'23i
I. COT 3Il.it
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER i6.
SPEAKER, Roy, X Il. Bigger.
Topic, a Fathers Anxiety For 4 RObOllions
SOUL Sam isjl5, 2i-B,
There will be special music for each
meeting, aud stirring addresses iol
twenty minutes. All ars invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

1lH Darlington, Wis, Journal says
OdilnriHlly Of u popular patent meli.
cinci "No know from experience that
CAambGtlalH'a Cole, Cholera and bar.
rhwa RumOjy 10 all thnt 10 claimed for
II, rs on two occasions II stopped Oxctu.
eating pains and possibly saved US
irom an unlimulv grave, NO wonld not
rpsl easy over night without II In tho
house, This remedy undoubtedly
aayos moro pain aud suffering than any
atitaf medtrthd In the world, Every
family should keep II In tho house, Tor
II Id aurn 10 DO needed sooner or later,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

Dislrcasing kidney aud bladder dis
eases rolieYDd IN six hourl by tho ms
Omar Souru AhEWuAS klnNHY OuRE,"
This nav remedy IL n grOaI surprise on
aoOount Of It's exceeding promptncN In
rcliuyina pain ~ tho bladder, Kidneys.
back anh every part Of tho urinary pass.
ugo ia mala or female, " ralioveA TN-
tonlion Of water and pain In passing II
RlfHas, iHfmeiiaiRlP, II Won want quick
ToliOi and euro this is your remedy,
soId by IL II, List druggist Wheeling.
W, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

Mr.. Fred Miller, Of Irving. ILL.,, writes
that no hal n severe kidney trouble for
many yeari. with severe mains in his
back aud also that his bladder WaI at'
tsCted, lie tried many 50 called kidney
cures but without any good result.
About a year ago he began use Of
Electric B.tlars and found relief at once.
Electric Bittors ia especially adapted to
tho Guruo all Kidney aud Liver troubles
and often gives almost instant relief,
Ono trial will prove our statement.
Price only SOC for large bottle. At Logan
Drug Co.'s drug ILOEe.. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

liz your children arc subject to Group
watch for tho frat symptom Of tbs dis
ease - hoavsones1. II Cham bprlNin'a
Cough Remedy ia given a. soon as the
child becomes hoarse II will prevent tho
attack. Even aitCr the crnupy cough
has appeared tho attack can always DO
prevented by giving this remedy. II ia
also invaluable for colds and whooping
,nv1h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

bo Sutc aud uao that old aud woll.trioi
remedy, Mas WlSsLow's guuruISd
hyHur Tor clildfen lcolhinH. II aoothOB
tho child, Aoftcns tho gums, allaya nil
main, rutoa wind collie aud Ia tho boat
remedy lor dlNtrhmh Twonty.nyc ccnls
u hottie MWi,tW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

Tugnr nro many good rOasona why
YOU should use Ono Minute Cough
Cure lllUru arO no fCaannB why you
should not III In nOOl ot NOlu. Tho only
harmless rumsdY that produces imno.
dialc tCault', Logan Drug Co, Wheel.
inG W. Va, u. Il, Peabody, HAYWOOD,
and noMlO 4 o.. I%lrIdgopofi, U. D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

Tho election Of officers for tho Onsu.
ing yoar next camo up. Nominations
for president wore called for aud John
A. Hutchinson, nj parkOrsburg, was
named by Judge Daily Attorney Com
oral Riley named Forrest W. Brown,
Of ChatloS.rown, Nc d representative Of
tho eastern Pan Handle. Nominations
closed aud tho ballot resulted 10 tho
election NJ Mr.. brown by tho following
vOtoi Hutchinson, 81 Brown, 81,
Tho committee on elections reported
tho nomination Of Mr.. NJ. i. Dryden, oil
WhuOling ~ member Oi tho ABaoula'
ton, llu was unanimously UlnOlod.
On motion Of JndgO Campbell, tho
committee on judicial Administration
aud legal reform, wa requested 10 pro-
patn a,bill Tor reform Ia the law on
granting municipal charters
Vicu.proStdcnta were elected, 40 lol'
lowsi
First diolrict-John %liu'Soll, Clarke
burg.
Second diBtrlct--p, J.. CroaNn
Third distflOt--C q. Watts, ChntloS'
ton,
Fourth dIsltlCi-John A, Hutchinson,
PArkCtHbutt,
For secretary, NJ W]oslcuhavcr, tho
prosont incumbent, nominated Jnmn'
W, hgtHr, 1T tito Ohio county BARI
MIR. Wiley named Mt Wcstuuhayer,
but llnt ]ponllemon dcGllncl, Mo9trn.
Watts, Howard aud ArIult SccVideh
Mr. Ewiup't nomination. On motion
Mr. Ewing was unanimously elected,
Far lroasutnL Mr. W, NJ Miller Of
PArkotSbufh tue ptoIont Official, was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

SAY, why don't you try Do Wits Lit.
tic Early Risers2 These littlo pills cure
headache. Indigestion aud constipation.
They're small, but do tho work. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, w. Va, b, u. PcN-
body, norwood, aud BowiO 4 Co,
HFidgaDnFL. q.
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BAR ASSOCIATION
[Contmued RON Second Pagal

GConthusd from Second PaqAl
election IL bsId tho voter. are mol limit,
81 to any property qualifications. II II
IL deIiTsd, q strip OF railroad, ton,
twenty or more milnI In length,
can 10 taken In, and tho snsel
and mnniHg nI trains controlled,
and crossings established, or any other
RHn0yaDeas imposed. Tho parties get
ting up tho town can make and collect
th0 plaza OF yotlnF, and make Il as IN
accessible o. lhsy please, aud do Ike
Rjsa q to placing tina map, survey and
census for examination, and by having
their friends early on the ground con-
troll tho selection Of tho commissioners
Of election, and they happen TO run
their slTlp OF grOuad through several
counties they can require q voter 10
travel out OF his county TO cast his bal
loi, and they can select, to hear the APP
pllcatiOn, the court most remote for
others and convenient Tor thomlelVai,
Then when tho application is made TO
tho court II haa no supervisory power
as To tho justice or e~xp0dlOncy OF tho
proposed town, hut il tho applicants
show that the letter OF thu law has been
complied with, tho court is directed %
itane n certificate OF incorporation, II
such a loose, unguardol, dangerous
and, oppressive Law DO constitutional,
will not this court Rt least give
II tie stric,qat CONSTRUCTION, and $50
that Il shall DO clearly shown TO the
circuit court. nor that q majority OF tue
ypleA easl vera in favor Of incorpora'
ti0n, bat that, as required by the law, u
majority OF all tho resident voters voted
Tor INCORPORATION, and Ihat tho election
.was honestly aud fairly conducted.
''Ihs cnprt OF appeals, having held
the law 10 ba constitutional, regarded
ths case AZ oihnrRisa beyond It's iuTis'
diction. judge Don't in rendering tho
decision, Aaysi 'rhe circuit court being
Ongaged in tho Discharge Of a legislative
inRGiion, in all Of tha legislative depart
ment OF tho state government tho poll'
tIonors had no right TO appear and com
test Jhu Issuance oil tho certificate Of in
corporation ~ such - Inannor rs to DO
made parties hIigaut in aiudlclai sonao,
any more than before u committees Of
tho legislature, No appeal is allowed
by statute, or authorized by tho con-
slilution.'"
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IAN iiIia 0aS cont d do.S KI drngs ".
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], S. Rhodes & Go.
SUMMER
RROOKSlDE,


RkOOkSIDE,
- WEST VIRGINIA,
Attitude 3.il1 iosL whore teSt can bn found.
How mans people are Wondering wh0m they can
10 tJt the summer 10 fGgaln tielr hGillh AMI
strength aud dad tho proper condition 8Ha ftif
fouudlngL Nowhere better than 81 btnlssliN
ior pure air, grand ylrWI beautiful drives tue
lawns houilDnk groyai and = pictutc!gI0 trout
hroak fnnnlnh through tho bli0e, Hack hlfs
ia tho Cheat Lbtgo rooms " Rive ynu most ~
lrrshlng sleep. Table mfnliiei with all ifcfi
ifnlu md vegetables and wholesome cooking
Swimming pool, tennly bowling blililtl patllt,
cTonuet and splendid llyory attached Ten
miles from OAkiaud aud Dcoi PARK. Ten cot
tpgea aud main AOtol llhtVs 81 10 40 per Wook.
FOR descriptive circular Clo5 hdltgss .
4, PRESCOTT WRIGHT,
jy6 Btplksile W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01
An Overcoat

Gives no warmth, It merely pre-
vents the heat Of the body from
passing off, People with a poor
circulation are cold, no matter how
thick their clothes may be. They
SILVER under all their wraps
Bounding red blood keeps the in
tsEnal fire glowing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey,

prepared for medicinal and dOmes'
tic use, is a wholesome stimpIpNt
for blood and nerve, Ii creates and
preserves bodily heat. It acts on
all the organs, and protects the sys'
TEN from chllls and depressed vi
tally, Contains nothing which
does not make for health and
energy,
Ask ysur Grocer or Druggist,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

"Thh ubn Of 'CaturA Ia N universal ard
la mctitaB No well known that II RrcmS q work
Of RlpOTOomtIph 10 endorse II, low arr tho
Intelligent families who do not keep CgtnslA
within UAEy rrbph."
cARtoa MAETrN, y. u.
New York City,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-01

"castoriaisBo we'll ADAPTED tochlldrnthAt
irccommOnd II M superior toAny prescription
known TO me-" H. A, ANcHErL n. D.,
III 70. orfoh b., llrnOklyn, \. y,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
TURNBULL THE MAN.
THE DEMOCRATS NOMINATE HIM
Il FOR THE SENATE.
Proceedings Of the Convention mt
blackstone Yesterday - Highland,
Hath. and Allegheny Make y
House Nomination.

BLACKSTONE, VA, September 25.-
Especial. )--Hon. Robert Turnbuli. OF
Brunswick. will be the next State Sena-
tor from the Twenty-cighth District, rep
resented during the last term by Hon.
w A. Watson.
This decision was reached by the Demo-
cratic convention which met at Black
stcnc to-day.
BY IL o'clock all OF the delegates were
on hand and DR.. J. w. Bryant. county
chairman. Of Nottoway. called the con-
vention 10 order in Music Hall. Hon
George T.. Smith, OF Lunenburg. chair
man Of his county. and also member Of
the State Committee. was selected as
permanent chairman. and Mr.. James
Mann, or Nottoway, was made secretary.
NOMINATIONS.
When the time for nominations arrived
only two names were presented 10 the
conventions Delegate o. l.. Hardy. OF
Lunanburg. In an appropriate speech
placed before the convention the name
of Hon w. c. Wynn. of Lunenburg.
Delegate c. s. Barrow. of Brunswick.
nominated Robert Turnbull, OF that
county.
When the ballot had been taken.
n was found that Turnbull had u votes
and Wynn 10
Mr.. Turnbul accepted the nomination
In very clever speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
HOME WEDDING.
A Pretty Marriage at burke'"if
Yesterday.

RIrRKEVILLE, VA, September D.
(Special.) THE marriage of Mr.. William
Percy Bostick and Miss Lillian Boswell
took place at 2 F. NJ. to-day, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev +,
II Campbell, presiding elder, of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South.
The bride is the beautiful ana accom-
pIished daughter OF our esteemed towns
man. Captain John H. Boswell. The
groom, is a son of Mr.. James Il. Bos-
tick. of Randsman. n. c.. and the popu-
lar assistant manager at the Norfolk
and Western and Southern railroads
union depot in this town.
The bride was becomingly attired In a
travelling suit of blue and gold
covert cloth. and carried handsome
bouauet of brides roses. Miss Mary For
est. of Richmond. Va, was maid of
honor. while Mr.. Ralph Allen. of Bristol,
Tenn. was best man.
The parlor was most beautifully decor
ated. an exquisite marriage bell being
guspended from the ceiling.
The presents were numerous and hand
ONE
With the best wishes Of a throng of
loving and admiring friends. the happy
couple left on the 2a5 L. NJ. southern
train for the home Of the srooms father.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
MATHEWS AND GLOUCESTER.
rhe Resolutions In Full of the
Democratic Convention.

MATHEWS. COURTHOUSE, VA. Sep
tember 5-(Speclal)- following are
the resolutions In full adopted by the
Democratic convention of this and
Gloucester county. which nominated MT
John y. Tabb to succeed himself in the
House of Delegates:
Whereas tn, Democratic party. since
IL recovered control of the state Gov
eminent. has managed the public atfalrs
with Sucn ability as To settle the state
debt and remove the SAM from the arena
Of politics. and has all along the line ex-
hbitcd n craftsmanship. patriotism. and
fidelity TO the best interests of virginia,
We scorn with contempt the threadbare
charges Of corruption against the Demo
of the counties of Gloucester and
Mathews to vote for the nominee of this
convention in order that Democratic su-
premacy may be maintained
forts. in behalf OF this people, Of, our
present efficient representative, the Hon
John n. Tabb.
3. We have an abiding faith in the wis
dom and integrity of his Excellency. Gov
ernOr Charles 4. OFerrall. and we felici-
tate ourselves upon his firm. fearless,
careful, and patriotic administration OF
the affairs of the Commonwealth of Nir-
ginia
1. Recognizing the great ability of thu
Hon. John w. Daniel. and his answering
ndeHty at all times 10 virginia, We here
by express our unwavering ~ontid ence in
him as a stateman. and wish him 10 be
his own successor in ihe senate Of the
United States.
8. We endorse the course in Congress
Of the Hon. William A. Jones
G. That whereas that section OF the
present oystor-law wherein oyster .tqneeIs
are required to report the amount of
their sales Of oysters every Saturday, or
within three DAYS thereafter. t. the oys-
tr-inspectors OF their districts. operates
harshiy on oystermen who work on natu-
raj rocks remote from their hom''s: there
fore be IL
Resolved. That the nominee OF this con-
vention be requested TO use his utmost
exertions 10 have the said section so
amended that the time within which the
Dyster-tongers may make their reports
20 tn oysterinspectors be extended. so
hat IL shall be required Of the oyster
t0ngers to report their sales Of Uystcs'
on the LIST day of January and the 18th
lay 90 April.
Cherishng the belief that all ,hc j."
y interests of our people are iep'nc
'.rsn the continued ascendancy Of
0ocTatic party, We confidently suh
. principles. its policies. :ts claims e..
date 10 the enlightened ana IatrOtiC
deration OF our fellow-clt kens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
THE LATEST SEA SERPENT.
II Is Truthful Man That Saw IL
This Time.

Willard Z. Shaw. of New York, law
yer and president of the Dock Com
pany, which controls the Erie Basin, is
everywhere accepted as truthful man.
He has a summer residence at Spring
Lake where he has a fine view of the
ocean Mr.. Shaw, his wife. his 9-year-
old son, Willard. and Miss h. ID. Salter
of Paterson, y. j., were sitting on the
veranda at 40 p. NJ. Sunday. The sea
was very smooth. Suddenly Miss Salter
noticed an object In the water about a
mile off shore.
Quick! Get the glasses" she cried.
II believe IL is a sea-serpent. Oh. II is
a sea-serpent, | am quite sure of IL!
Mr.. Shaw got his strong marine glasses.
Marvellous. marvellous!" he cried. 1T
Is a sea-serpent!'
He saw an enormous marine monster
threshing its way through the water at
high speed. The head of the serpent was
lifted high in thee air. and the body
wrlggled over the surface. dashing The
water right and left. As the serpent
drew closer Mr.. Shaw could see that us
head greatly resembed that of an ALI
gator. It's laws were at times distended.
He Judged the head to be at least
five feet long, the body 100 feet long, ana
the trunk or feet thick. The color
OF the reptiles body was OF dark
greenish brown. He could see no fms.
Mr.. Shaw handed the glasses to his wife.
and she. too. was positive that 1t was no
delusion \ friend who was passing the
house was called in. and he confirmed
the general belief. BY this time the
monster had approached within halt a
mile Of shore. and its lines could be mad>
out with the naked eye. The family
watched the serpent for at least four
miles. when he plunged his head into the
sea. and disappeared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
ny RESOLUTION.
Randolph Harrison Renomfnnted by
the Ixuchburg Democrats.

LYNCHBURG. VA. September D.
fSpecial)-A mass-meeting Of the Demo-
cratic voters OF the city Of Lynchburg
was held tonight TO nominate candi-
date 10 repre- sent the city In the lower
branch of the next General Assembly.
The following resolutions. offered by Ma
Tor Peter j. Otey. were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. T. That the Democratic party
of I.ynchburg, recognizing that honesty,
fidelity, and capability are the crucial
tests Of good representative OF the peo-
nile and that when such a one has been
tried and found not wanting be should
receive the encomium, well done, good
and faithful servant" hereby declare that
the Hon. Randolph Harrison has filled
the fun measure Of such tests, and is
hereby declared the candidate OF the
Democratic party of Lynchburg to repre-
sent the people In the House or Dele
yates in the next General Assembly.
Resolved, 9. That we tender TO Hon.
John w. Daniel our sincere congratula-
ions on the unanimity with which con-
$ention after convention throughout
he state has cordially endorsed him,
and we hereby tender him the assurance
IF our continued confidence and support
IN the future as IL has been our privilege
TO give him in the past.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Nolney r.
Howard condemning the Walton election
aw, was voted down almost unanimous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

bers of the regiment who have done SER
vice for ten years. but the gunboat
poyaca left for Buenaventura. carrying
back to their province a part OF the con-
tingent. and those that remain yocifer-
ously objected.
AS they marched to the Colombian bar
racks they began by protesting. con-
tinued by refusing to obey orders OF their
commanding officers. and finished by run
ming out OF their line to the centre OF
the town.
A regiment was sent TO force them into
submission. and the mutineers nred.
The CoIombians enforced order without
firing a shot. The Cauca men were
marched back into line, and all la peace
In Panama now. There were no serious
"a sualties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
A sadly AFFLICTED Family.

CULPEPER, VA. September 25.-(Spe-
ciai mir. James Rush. a lifelong citizen
of this city. If IN at his home. on f street.
with typhod-feyer, ana is not expected
20 recover. His faithful and devoted wife
and daughter have been unceasing In their
attentions. Last Saturday his wife, worn
out with her vigils. and anxiety for her
husband. sank beneath her cares. Medical
AID wac. called in, but II proved unavail-
ing, and she died this morning.
Mrs. Melz Of Washington. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush. was sent for when
her father was taken ~ She now lies at
their home seriously III. with the same
disease her father is suffering with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

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