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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10

would ask you to consider, In spirit of
love, II 1t be not wise to rouse my npn-
thetlc flesh, 80 AS to strive, even with
the fecblcst northumberland this
sl0th in othGrs--lf only to keep oneself
from falling In the pit OF easy lndulg-
ence.
What answer he received Is not
known, but 1t IN Ia he presumed that hG
kept loyal faith with his physician, and
gave himself up 10 simple walks aud
rides and occasional meditation. His
solitude was not broken upon curiosity
was too active n vice, and induced too
much excrtlon for his indolent neigh
bOTs, and the Amerlcnno's basklng Sc
Cluslon, though unlike tho habits OF his
c0untrymen, did not altect them, The
shopkeeper and innkeepcr saluted him
always with profound courtesy which
awakened his slight resentment, partly
because he was conscious that Il was
grateful to him, and partly that he felt
he ought to have provoked In them a
less satisfied condition,
His afternoon medltntlOns and the
peruanl of his only boOk-tha Bible
were regularly broken In upon Mt about
sunset by two or three strokes from the
cracked bell that hung in the open bel
fry which reared itself beyond the
gRarled pear trees, He could not say
that 1t was aggressive or persistent,
like his own church bells, nor that It
even expressed to him any religious
sentiment. Moreover, It was not q
sabbath bell, but only daily one, and
even then seemed to be only signal to
ears easily responsive, rather than u
stern reminder. And the hour was al
ways u singular witching one.
It was at this hour one afternoon,
that, with the released scents Of the
garden, there came to him a strange
aud subtle perfume that was new to his
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Pors."
old mission It had even small garden
OF It's own--lf strip OF hot wall, over
burdcncd with yellow and white roses.
n dozen struggling CRllag. bank Of
hcllOtropG. ana an almond tree could be
called a garden. II had an open door
why, but 80 heavily recessed In the
thick wallis that II preserved gGoluslon,
II sIttinE-rOom, and an allowed bedroom
with deep ombrnsured windows, that,
however. excluded the unwlnklng Hun-
light and kept mn oven monotone or
BhndC.
strange to nay, no found II cool, rcSt-
ful, and, IN Hpltu Of the dust, absolutely
clran. A. wrinkled Indian woman,
proved md yClned like Il tobacco lcnf,
mlnlslcrcd to his simple wnntB, ljut
these wants had nlEO been regulated by
Dr. DuChCanc. lIo found dmBslf brcnll-
fnsting on n single cup Of chocolate In
Htcnd Of hla usual bowl Of mOlnsHcH
HWoolOncd coffee; Crlimbllng u crisp
toItilln, inHteRd NJ tho heavy HalcratuH
brend, greasy Hap jncIs, or the lnrd fried
sicnk, md, moro wonderful still, com
ploilng his ropnat with purple grnpCH
from the mlstlOn wall. lie cOuld not
deny That n was HmplO--tlnt II was
'NNH INll 'NVlVN Nlll NNINFl'll WIN INV
climate and his surroundings. On the
other hand, II was frignl diet 1T the
rOnmOncHt peasant nn1 we're not
those poems gioihful ldolntUtg7
NJ Tie end NJ the week hiB .COriCB-
pOhdChuu bolnE M restricted by hlH doe
Tor to II few limos TO himself regarding
hin progrcHV. h. wrote 10 TINT ndvlHcr,
Tlic tromblng and rmuuot has almost
cCnaCd have lrrs nlghtly turmoil mud
ylRlonR. my carnnl nppcillu Hrcmn Ia DO
amply modified ANA ruDllu1 by ihcHn
vlnn1B whatever may be- their ultimate
effect unto the wCnltnclH Uf our common
alnfui nature. liut ! should not be-
truthful 10 you II I did not warn yut
tint am viewing with the deepest
spiritual concern II decidedly tendency
towards BiOlh, nnd u folding Ut the
hands over mntlorA that often, | fcnr,
are spiritual M well IN temporal !
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II You have amy intention OF going to
tie southeast this fall or winter. you
should advise yourself Of the beat route
from the north and west. This Is tho
Louisville & Nashville Railroad, which
Is running double daily trains from
Cincinnati through to Nashville, Chat
tnnoogu, Birmingham. Atlanta. Mont
gOmery, T'hOmasViilC, Pensacola, Mo-
bile, Now Orleans Jacksonville and all
Florida points, Pullman Sleeping Car
Service through. Tourist rates TO all
points In Florida and Gulf Coast resorts
during the season. For particulars as
10 rates and through car service. write
JACKSON SMITH, Div. Pass. Agent,
q, i, XTMoRE, Gonl Pass, Agent,
Louisville, Ky.
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THE wiro Of MIR u. Robinson, n
prominent lumbcrmnn nf lIartwiuk, N.
T., was sick with rheumatism for ilvc
month"; In speaking OF u, Mr., Robin.
son auyB. "Chambtrlnln's Pain Balm
In tho only thing that ghvc her my
rent from pnin, For the relief OF pnin Il
cannot 80 bunt" Many very bad cngcS
NJ rheumatism have been cured by II,
tjnctsc, W. w irwin. G. Rchnepf q,
MpnltcmclIcr. John lSlarl, w. II. Hague,
H. e. Stewart, II, ". Burt. i. Coleman,
a, n. schcnlc, william MenltCmCilor, i,
a. lChnlc, Wheeling, Bowie A. Z Co,
lirldgcportAB n. Peabody q Bon, len,
wood.
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colIa4o's Expedition to Cuba Abandoned
for Good Reasons.

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. S.-rhe long pre-
pared expedition of General Enrique
COLLAGE was temporarily dIsbanded. 1t
was composed OF one hundred and six
teen men and was TO have carried to
Cuba four hundred Remington car
bincs, four hundred thousand rounds
OF ammunition, many machettes, dyna-
mite and other powerful and secret ex-
plosives. The men who formed this
band have been encamped on various
keys on the southern coast OF Florida
for the past ninety days. The cause
OF dlsbanding was partly the delny OF
the steamer they expected on several
different occasions, but their where
abouts and the location Of the arms
and ammunition which they had buried
were betrayed by some one who well
knew the camp. Six OF the party ar
rived here Tonight on the olivOtte
from Key West, The Cubans arc jubi-
lint, however. over the fact that moth
ing was captured.
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ron limited time you will be able
TO obtain the New General Atlas OF the
world. with marginal index, offered by
the IniclllgunCGr In ton bound Bectiona,
nj 10 cents per section II Will cost
more than three times as much u year
from now.
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LOST THE TRAIL.
The Posse in Search Of the Indian MUIR.
dcrers OF Merrill and Daughter.

uorerA OF hcrtlu anu bAuRhteF'
SoLoMONvILLE, Ariz., Dec. s.
Sheriff wights posse which pursued
the Indian murdercrs of Merrill and
daughter, returned this evening. Near
the base OF White Lock mountains the
posse came In sight OF the Indians but
had been discovered first by the Indians
from IN elevated position. The posse
came within 800 yards OF the Indians as
they were going up the mountains and
had the advantage OF being among the
rocks and brush The Indians were
fred on and returned the fire but es-
capped over the summit into the rough
rocky trail hard to follow. The posse
kept In close pursuit but tho trail was
lott on Friday. There were but two
Indians and they doubtless belong to q
band OF rcncgades which have been of
their reservation several years.
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No cxcunc for Blooplnns niryhts when
YOU can procure ono Minute Cough
cure, This viii relieve all nnnoynnCos,
cure the most severe cough aud glvi
you rest and health Can YOU nrTuFd 10
do without ~ Logan pruE Co.,
wood, and llowIo n Co., bridgeport, o.,
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REMEMBER the lntollIEencer's offer
10 supply the now Rand. McNally Atlas
OF tho World, with marginal index. in
ton bound parts at 10 cents per part, 10
limited to n short time. Call at the In
teliigencer Office and examine tho work.
II Will be complete In time for the holi-
Jngya
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WE are selling a So 90 Pocket Book
for 81 90. .
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

comes above 81, 900 wherever earned or
enjoyed? There can be no assault up
on four States of the Union by law
that applies equally to all the States"
The same paper goes on to state that,
taking as an example the receipts from
internal revenue, the five States of IL
linois, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, New
York and Ohio alone paid 800, 900, 900
as their share of the duty due on spirits
and tobacco; about seven-tenths of the
entire receipts from this source in the
Union. According to the above gentle
mans argument those States paid far
more than their right. 1t was an "as-
sault" by thirty-nine states against
five. In conclusion the World says:
"None of the brilliant arguments be-
fore the Supreme Court, however they
may affect the constitutionality of the
law, has disturbed the broad basis of
justice upon which the income tax
rests
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12
Anna Stood Alone.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Proposed Steps of the British Gov
eminent to Safeguard Its Interests.

London, April 10.-Replying to ques-
ton in the house of commons the parlia
mentary secretary to the foreign office,
Sir Edward Grey, said that the govern
ment was aware that the United States
had appointed commission to inquire
into the feasibility of plans for building
a canal across Nicaragua to connect the
Atlantic and Pacific; but Great Britain
could not appoint commission to CO.
operate with the United States commits
sion unless the governments of the United
States desired Great Britain to do so. In
answer to question as to whether the
government would take all the steps in
its power to safeguard the interests of
Great Britain in connection with the
proposed canal, Sir Edward Grey said
that in case the construction of the canal
was proceeded with, the government
would take steps to insure that British
trade was placed on the same footing as
that of other nations
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

The late reform movement in New
York seems to be reforming too much
for the citizens of the great metropolis,
and constant mutterings are being
heard from all parts of the city and
from all classes of people. The Repub-
lican managers are all at sea and bit
ter fight is inaugurated against Boss
Platt. 1t is freely admitted that the
independents and Republicans will
force the people to restore the reign of
the Tammany organization. Indepen-
dents and reformer- are soon found to
be no better than the ger gal class of
people. Men who are always finding
fault with others are seldom to be
trusted; they bear good deal Of watch
ing.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

WHILE there is no apparent DISPOSE
ton on the part of our government to
coerce Spain into rendering an apology
for firing on the American vessel Ali
anca, nevertheless Admiral Mead 5
squadron has left the Venezuelan
coast and is leisurely approaching San
tiago de Cuba by way of San Domingo
and Port all Prince. 1t may be that
President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham have concluded to let the
American eagle show the spread of his
wings at Havana. At any rate it can
not have other than good effect on
the Cubans and Spaniards.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

y Chicago young lady has brought
suit against Il elairvoyant of that city
to recover $50 and 500 diamond
ring. 1t appears that for the consider
ations named, the lady with the SUI
pernatural powers agreed to teach the
other a mystic spell by which she
could. Undecided, pick the pockets of
the Windy City multitude. But the
teaching proved to be erroneous. The
seeker after light-fingered expertness
tried the charm on young man, who
fled down the street thinking he had
encountered an escaped lunatic An
other trial proved equally unsuccessful.
Then followed the arrest of the clair
voyant. These Chicago women are
nothing if not enterprising.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

THF Constitution and Declaration
of Rights of the United States of Amer
lea, grants to every citizen the privi-
lege of worshiping God as he sees
fit and proper, and any prohibi-
ton to the contrary, taking the form
of union, organization or association,
is contrary to the laws of the land
grossly insults the spirit of freedom,
which we all are supposed to honor,
fight and die for, and, to sum up, is ty-
rannical, anarchistic and the embodi-
ment of all that is worst in the nature
of man.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

THE Democratic party of Frederick
is determined to present the very best
men in every ward in the city for the
suffrage of the people. The grand
old party, by every right, is entitled
to the respect and confidence of the
people. All feel just pride in the
welfare of our city, and fully recognize
the fact that only by placing first-class
men in the field can this confidence be
retained. The Democratic managers
have given the people board of cleo
ton supervisors, who will secure
first class judges and clerks of election.
We want a fair, square and manly
fight and want the best men to win.
We believe we can elect our Mayor by
a handsome Democratic majority, and
further, do not hesitate To predict that
the Democratic voters will select
just as honorable, heightened and
competent man for the position as
could be found among any so-called
Reformers or Independents in this city.
We further believe the Democratic par
ty can elect four at least of the five al
dermen for the city, and assert
that the Democrats selected will be as
good business men, stand as high in
the community, and do as much for
the city, as any that can be found
among men, who are prating about re-
form, or Independent movements.
Look at the men identified with this
still-born movement, and tell us what
they have ever done in this commun-
ity, to claim to be better or more fitted
to be trusted with local responsibility
than well known Democrats or Repub-
leans in the wards in which they live.
Let Democrats select their best men,
irrespective of past differences, and
then every honest Democrat must deter
mine to bring about an old-time ma
jority. We have no candidate to urge,
but suggest that first-class men be
selected. Then all should lend a help
ing hand, as we feel sure they will.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

IN an address recently delivered be-
fore the Association for Improving
Public Schools, DIR. Shaw, very em-
inent pedagogist, of New York City,
touched upon some vital points, not as
a rule attended to with that interest
and carefulness 81 necessary to the
health and progress of the pupil. 1t
was upon the matter of ventilation
that DIR. Shaw laid particular empha-
sis. According to his idea, arrived at
from careful study and reliable statis-
tics, a proper school room should pro-
vide fifteen square feet of floor space to
each pupil, and fresh air supply of POO
cubic feet per minute. This insures al
most perfect ventilation and enables
scholars to bring forth their best efforts
of mind and body to the mutual adj
vantage of all parties concerned. Re-
garding light, Dr. Shaw prefers the
French system of a glass surface of one
fourth of the floor space. This allow
ance answers every purpose and does
away with the usual strain upon the
eyes, which in these days of advanced
study, generally results in injury to the
vision. He also advocates individual
desks and seats for each pupil from a
hygienic point of view. He shows by
interesting figures that Boston APP
proaches nearest the ideal in her
schools on the above points than
Chicago, New York or many other
large cities. He says disregard of the
above matter lisa serious one, and hopes
that some equitable standard will be
formed, adopted by all schools and rig
idly enforced, for the public good.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

THE rumors that Russia and Eng
land will shortly be involved in a war
with each other over the terms Of peace
between China and Japan, should be
received with large pinch Of salt.
Public sentiment in England is over
whelmingly opposed to war or conflict
with any nation that has the means to
retaliate. When it comes to subjugat-
ing savage tribes or extortIng indemni-
ties from Insignificant semi-barbarous
nations, the Britisher is at home and
versed in the role. But Russia is pow
erful and could descend on British In
dia, perpaps even to the shores Of the
bay of Bengal, and England knows it.
The Muscovite may be willing for 4
little scrap. but John Bull is not.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

OUR City Fathers, we are glad to
see, are manifesting the proper spirit of
INTEREST," in the protection of the prop
erty of taxpayers. a reward of 500
has been offered for the detection and
conviction Of any person or persons
designedly setting fire to any stable,
dwelling or other building, within the
corporate limits of Frederick. We are
anxious to see that 5000 paid out quick
lv
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

THE Supreme Court has had some
little difficulty with the Income Tax.
Eight Judges divided equally in their
opinion of its constitutionality, and,
with the exception of the clause relat-
ing to incomes derived from rents,
which was repealed, the law stands as
it did when it received the majority of
the Votes in Congress. The returns so
far announced are very gratifying
to the officials Of the treasury, who
say the estimate of the receipts from
this source, was, if anything, in the
minimum.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12
Sallie Deans Murder.

Investigations by the police in the
murder case of Sallie Dean, in Caroline
County, this State, have resulted in
the arrest of one man, Marshall Price,
on exceedingly strong circumstantial
evidence, and another, young school
teacher, named Cochran, accused by
Price with completely in the killing Of
the girl. The victim was abont Ia
years of age, and was on her way TO
school when attacked aud foully muir
dered. She resisted her assailant To
the end, as the marks on her person
showed. Price Is held In the BaltI-
more jail to await trial, which will be
In the near future.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

THE CITIZEN contains many appro-
pirate articles this week pertaining to
the Easter season, and among them
we call the special attention of women
to Ellen Osborn's chat about what to
wear and fashions generally. This
charming writer contributes each week
an article of great interest to our
women readers, and will continue to
do so by special arrangement.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

THE launch of the American liner,
ST. Paul, which event was delayed a
few weeks ago, by an unforeseen acct
dent. took place on Wednesday last,
at the Cramps shipyard in Phila-
delphia, Pa The length Of the new
vessel is 535 feet, nearly as long as
Wasbington's Monument is high.
She will prove great addition to our
merchant marine.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

Newark, n. j., April 10.-The books
bearing the name of Oscar Wilde, which
have from time to time been added to the
collection of the Newark free public
library have been removed from the
shelves by order of the library trustees
and, hereafter, the name of the infamous
London author and playwright will not
appear in the library catalogue.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12
Coudrey Awarded $4,000.

Chicago, April 10.-The jury in the
$50, damage suit of George w. Cou-
drey against u. j. Schweinfurth the al
legged Messiah, and his lieutenant, Will
liam Baldwin, for alternating the affec>
tions of Mrs. Coudrey by inducing her
to enter the Heaven at Rockford, Ill,
returned a verdict in favor of Coudrey,
awarding him $4,000, the full amount
as ed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12
MISS DICKINsoN.s SUIT.
Judge Acheson's Charge Strongly
Favored the Defendants.

Scranton, Pa, April 10.-Judge Ache
son in the United States circuit court in
summoning up the case of Anna Dickin-
son, charged strongly in favor of the de-
PENDANTS, scarcely leaving counsel for
Miss Dickinson leg to stand upon. The
court could not see from the evidence
how DR.. Underwood was responsible to
the law in this case, unless it was for
negligence in making out the certificate.
Mr.. COPYRIGHT, another defendant who
helped to remove Anna to the insane
asylum, simply acted in his official ca
pacity as poor director. DR.. Hileman
was her attending physician.
Anna Stood Alone.
The court pointed out that Anna al
most stood alone and on every important
point was contradicted by number Of
witnesses. He particularly warned the
jury to consider very carefully the testi-
mony which indicated that Anna once
took Susan by the throat and said:
Take away my sister Susan, If she is
my sister, and not devil" The phil
osophical way to consider the evidence,
the court said, was to consider it as a
whole and not part by part. The jury
retired at $40 p. M, and contrary to ex-
pectation had not agreed when court ad-
journed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

Portland, Me-, April 10.-The Associ-
ated Press of Maine at it's annual meet
ing yesterday at the Falmouth hotel
elected officers as follows: President, l..
H. Cobb, Portland Press; treasurer, o.
r. Fish, Argus; secretary, Geo. B.
Rowell, Advertiser; executive commit
tee, L. II. Mudgett, Commercial
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

IT is urged by many that the office
Of City Register should be changed,
so as to have City Tax Collector and
City Register. Now is the time to make
whatever suggestions that may be Of
benefit to our city. 1t is also urged
that the City Hall should be leased.
The cobble stones should be made to
take 9 jump and some decent streets
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12
REBEL LEADER KILLED.
Others Wounded in a Fight with
Cuban Government Troops.

Cuban Government Troops.
Havana, April 10.-The governor of
Puerto Principe reports that band of
insurgents numbering forty-eight men,
moving westward, have been attacked by
the government troops in the vicinity of
San Miguel and Baga, the leader of the
band was killed and number of his
followers were wounded. One of the
band was taken prisoner and thu re-
mainder fled toward the river Cauto.
General La Chambre reports that a gov
eminent accommodating party yesterday
met a band of insurgents who landed at
Duaba. The troops attacked the insur-
gents taking three prisoners. The rest
of the band fled and are being closely
nurSned
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

BIsMARK, The Iron Chancellor of
the German Empire, attained recently
ON the LIST of April-his eightieth
birthday. He still retains his wonder
full mental faculties and is the central
figure to-day among European admin
istrators.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12
Fined for Coptemn, oe Co.

London, April 9.-The editor of Fair
Play was fined $50 for contempt Of court
In commenting upon the action of DIR.
w. Conyers Herring of New York
against the Marine Insurance company
regarding the burning Of the schooner
yacht Mohican.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

DIR. PARKHURsT's book on "Our
Fight with Tammany" might have at
tanned larger sale had it gone into
details and have been sufficiently real
istic to have been excluded from the
mails.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-12

WHEN the time comes that England
is not demanding a slice of territory, or
a cash bonus, from some other country,
it will be the same period, when small
boy won't go swimming in the dog
days.