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The advocate., 1895-07-24
Something About Harvey.

William Hope Harvey, who is now en-
gagged in teaching statesmen something
about history and finance, was born in
August, 1861, near Charleston, w. Va.
Hecsme Of sturdy parents Of Scotch and
Irish decent. His early years were spent
on his fathers farm, and he gathered
the rudiments of education in q log
schOolhouss, which he supplemented by
such reading ss his fathers library per-
mitted. These were days OF arduous
toll and hardihood, and body and soul
were knit together in the lad In healthy
ambition to "Bcorn delights and live Ia
b orious days." At the age Of 16 years
he had saved sufficient funds 10 take
himself out Of the narrow limits OF his
home, and an entrance into q country
academy soon Widened the breach for
the hOnors Of village schOo lmaster. Here
was laid the beginning Of the train
which was to blaze up suddenly in after
years. In the "Bohool" idea Of his hnRn-
cial tracts We see the schoolmsster in
evidence, and make no doubt that his
early experience was peculiarly fitted to
bring him into that public position
which comes to him who, With assidulty,
fuses the present As the training camp
for opportunity"
The progrssslveneSs and unIiriug en-
ergy which have characterized his CO s.
resr are seen in the leaps and bounds
with which, as opportunity offered, he
rose to q life Of larger usefulness and
wider influence. First he gave up the
SOhoolrOOm and moved 70 Ohio, where
The advocate., 1895-07-24

the dark storms of adversely through
which we have passed. Week after
week the press of the country has
published this trash and pointed to
it as authoritive evidence Of return
ing good times, and there is a whole
string OF suckers throughout the
country who take il all in without
a thought that there can possibly be
any mistake about it.
The advocate., 1895-07-24

READERS of the associated press
news paragraphs have not failed to
notice for a short time past the re-
sumption of gold shipments abroad.
The reserve" is again beng de-
pleted, and it will soon be in order
for the president aud Mr.. Carlisle to
issue another instsllmsnt of bonds
and enter into another contract with
the fnanCierg of Threadneedle and
Wall street. If the American people
get rid of this administration with an
increase OF the interest bearing debt
of the nation of 500 million dollars
they will be lucky, provided they
know enough to Superoede it by an
administration that is less corrupt and
more competent to conduct public
affairs. To secure this result some
thing more is necessary than to
swing the political pendulum back to
the republican party. That would
not change the financial policy Of the
country. The two old parties are
two links of the same sausage.
The advocate., 1895-07-24
SILVER KNIGHTS TO ORGANIZE.

The silver Knights Of America, the
new secret order now being organ
ICED throughout the country to op-
pose the single gold standard in
American finance, will organize a
temple at Lincoln Post hall, east
sixth street on Thursday evening
July rs. All who oppose the sim
gle gold standard are invited to at
tend and unite in the organization
regardless of party sffiliation.
The advocate., 1895-07-24
The Champion of Gold.

Many have the prsssion that ROa~
we'll G. Horr is q New Yorker, but he
says his home is in Michigan, although
he 10 the editor Of the Weekly New York
Tribune. tie was born in Vermont in
1880, but when A years old his folks
moved to Ohio. After graduation from
Antioch college he was clerk OF the
court in Lorsin county, o., for six years.
Then he was admitted TO the bar. In
1866 he went to Missouri, whore he was
engsRed in the mining business for sew
ersl years. He removed to Saginaw,
Mich, Arst engaging in the banking
business and Rfterward In the lumber
business. He was sent to congress for
three terms from that place. For the
last five years he has been with the
weekly New York Tribune and has lee.
kuPOd.
The advocate., 1895-07-24

lars telling Of how he will soon start an
illustrated paper in Washington and
predicting that it "may develop into a
great national daily paper" More
likely it will develop into thin air, and
whoever sends him money viii get moth.
ing in return for encouraging this mans
egotism.
StambulOf, the sx.premieP Of Bull
gRris, wss sssassinsted on 9 lstreOt OF
Sofia, July l6, and a mob RfterWard at
tackled ths procession that followed his
body to the grave. II he was the patriot
that the newspaper makes him out to
be the deprsvity Of some Of his Coun-
trymen is deplorsbls. Ungrstfulnesa
exists in kingdoms ss we'll Rs In re-
publics.
II. Rider HsggRrd, the famous novel
ist, was elected last week to the British
house Of commons, but no had to go
through the ordeal Of being poltsd with
sticks, stones and eggs. This ig q little
pleasantly English mobs often indulge
in at election time, but in this case it
was made more impressive, for they
wanted to get even with Rider for some
OF the stories no had inflicted on
them.
Many young woman has fixed her.
self comfortably by marrying an old sol
disr who draws a pension and occupies 3
soldiers home. Two old veterans at
the LsAvenworth home rushed right Of
and got married the other dsysupon
hearing that q rule was to be adopted
prohibiting them from marrying on PEN
atty Of being barred from the iustitu-
tion. Such q rule 10 being enforced OF
Quincy, Ill.
A mysterious meeting Of the pEesi-
dents was held lsst Friday, and the
newspaper gossipS wer9 at q loss to
know what it was about They after.
ward learned that it was a conference
with the Spanish minister, De LONE,
about q proposed expedition Of rebel
Sympsthizers from New York to Cuba.
He wants the United States to take
steps against any interference on the
part OF Americans Bgsinst the inter
ests Of Spain.
The advocate., 1895-07-24
A Chance for Women to Make Money.

see 30 many men giving their expert
enOe in the Dish Washer business, that one
would almost think the men had "taken TO
washing the Dishes" Bat ladies can do
just as well as men. have been devoting
my time for over year 10 selling Climax
Dish Washers. Ny husband has aided
mornings and evenings, and we have
cleared over 5000 in year. The trouble
with people is they WON'T try new things,
and so let the golden opportunities pass.
Every family wants a Dish Washer, land
any one can sell them il they try. DO not
canvass at all; people come or send after
Washers. have examined all bhe Dish
Washers made, but the Climax has no
equal. Yop can get complete instructions
by addressing the Climax Manufacturing
Co., Columbus, o. 1 want ladies every
whore 10 try this business and let US hear
how they succeed. A READER.
The advocate., 1895-07-24

TIE Harvey-Horr debate has not weak
Oned the theory that a dollar ought 10 be
worth hundred oents.-KanSas City Star.
Nor has it knocked out the fact
that no "doIEor" can be worth less
than a hundred cents.
The advocate., 1895-07-24

When writing to our advertisers o.
Wayu men tiop The ADvopATE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10

The slick people" who ran the Coun-
Gil Committee on Fire Department,
Monday night, so successfully in the
interests Of the hungry ward polite
ians of the Republican party, heard
something drop, yesterday, and long
before evening they had become con-
WINGED that the idea Of making appoint
ments over the head Of the Chief, for
purely political reasons, was not par
ticularly brilliant and would probably
cost more than it came to.
The leaders in and out Of Council
We're consulted, and as a result the
Fire Committee folks were given to
understand that there was too much at
stake to permit of any such sharp pro-
fessional work at this particular time,
and that if the recommendation of the
Committee was not gotten out of the
way it would be opposed in open ses-
sion and reversed
This settled il, and when the recon-
mendatiOn of the Committee that Rob
ert Bowman be appointed TO the va
cancy at the Chemical occasioned by
the resignation of Robert ID. Cline,
came up in the Second Branch Mr..
Hahne moved that it be sent back TO
the Committee This was adopted
without discussion. and the Fire De-
partment viii continue to have a re
sponsible head, who will be respected
and Obeyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10


A petition from the Exchange Bank,
to raise the sidewalk at Main ana
twelfth streets, six inches, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets, AL
levs and Grades, with power TO acI.
A resolution, offered in the FirsC
Branch by Capt. Otto, requiring the
street Railway Company to put tenders
ON its cars within sixty days, was
adopted by both Branches.
a resolution instructing the COMMIT
tee on Cemeteries to proceed with the
Improvement of the Sixteenth street
cemetery. at cost not to exceed SiVO'
was referred to the Solicitor to deter
mine the city's rights.
A communication from the Board OF
Public Works. relating to the North
Front street alley controversy, was re-
fsrred 10 the Committee on Streets Al
levs and Grades, and the Solicitor. A
ne+i+ion signed by about 200 citizens
relafing to the matter, and opposinS
The oDening of the alley, was read ana
also referred. 10. %
wharfage was read a first time and Iald
over. .-,.. a., C,ief
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MUST ACT FAIRLY.
the Editor of the Register.

To the Editor OF the Register.
Sir:-I am glad the Republican lead
ers in Council had the good sense, last
night, to realize the danger Of following
the lead of the partisans on the Fire
Committee, and that they called halt
while there was yet time. The sober
second thought is a good thing for the
people and a good thing for the fire de-
partment. The time has not yet come
when the business men and property
owners of this city will stand by and
see the efficiency of the fire department
even jeoprdized. That branch of the
city government must be kept right up
Ito its high standard in the past.
Now, a word to our Republican
friends: They will get the fire depart
ment in the due course of time. Let
them possess their souls in patience
Meanwhile let them attend strictly to
business. see that the Chief is eff
cient. and stand by him in all rightful
matters. And above all, let them I'M
derstand that the Chief is to have the
appointing power as long as he is in
Office. as custom and the law provides,
and give guarantees to that effect with
in the next ten days
nEMOCP AT
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THIEVES ARRESTED.
Two Men, Charged With Robbery in Bell
aire, Caught by the Police.

aire, Caught by the Police.
Early yesterday afternoon the police
were notified by the Bellaire authori-
ties that three men had robbed the
money drawer of Carter Bros feed
store of about SCI. A description of
the men was furnished, and by last
evening Lieut.. Ingram had arrested
two of the three. The men taken into
custody gave the names of ]. c. Adams.
and James Hagan, but these names are
believed to be fictitious. The City Mar
shall of Bellaire came up and looked at
them, and they will be taken back to
Bellaire this morning.
The three men entered Carter Bros
store soon after noon and while one
of them went to the back part of the
building to look at some hay, the others
secured the money, and ran, while the
third man got out the back way. The
Bellaire police were at once informed
but the men had time to leave town foS
Wheeling.
Something over $27 was found on the
two men arrested last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10

Considered as a whole, and from an
impartial point of view, the discussion
in Council, last evening, over the health
situation, was rather a sorry spectacle.
And the worst feature Of it all was,
that nothing was done'looking to an i'm
provement in the situation.
AS a result, things will go on in the
same old way, and the almost daily re-
ports of new cases will probably con-
tinue to be a feature of the newspapers.
There was a good deal Of aimless talk,
a fair amount Of assertion and recrim-
nation, some "grand-stand' play, an
earnest plea or two for some sort OF ac-
ton, cry for a Moses, and though
it all a confession of weakness,
but nowhere was there anything
achieved which will throw out ray Of
hope for the public. The people VINO
want something done appeared to have
nothing to propose, while those who
have ideas. are thwrted by others who
appear to be acting solely as obstruc-
tionists. The Health Officer IS working
hard. at an uphill job, and getting lots
of abuse. and the Committee appears to
be sincere and anxious, but is lacking
in energy and grasp Of the situation,
while Council is Indifferent, hosule, &c
centric and incompetent, but IS, per-
haps. no more so in this matter than IN
others.
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Rather PAINFUL
Was the Exhibition, in Council, Last
Evening, Over City Health Matters.

elimination and discrimination IN
dulged in Right and Left-The
Ordinance P. oviding for the Re
moval of all SMALLPOX Patients
to the Pest House Rejected, But
New Hospital was Authorized.
Meanwhile the Public Must Con-
tinue to Take Chances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10
THE EYES.

IT has been demonstrated that there u
more eve and head aches from the defects
of refractiOn and the use OF glasses not
properly adjusted than from all othe'
causes. and that It is absolutely necessary
to have the eyes scientifically and skiilfuiiy
examined and fitted with glasses 70 secure
relief and prevent injury.
Those needing sPectacles. or their eyes
tire or head aches when reading or sewing
can consult and have their eyes examined
for gIasses without charge by Prof. Shen
the Scientific Optician. ITO Main street,
next door to Shook a. Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10
o51o 54 BUY YOU : THE KRAKAUE $ >" a 9&1"7'

of the Fire Department to enter upon
premises for the purpose of inspecting
them as to danger from fire, and pro-
viding remedies, was referred to Ordi-
nances.
Robert D. Cline was granted liquor
licenses at Nos. 1O4O and 1912 Market
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10

The Committee on Elections reported
the following election officers for the
special election:
First Ward-James Hanes, VIM.
Muegge and John Weitzel.
Second-August Mathews, Edward
Dunaway, ST., and Geo. West.
Third-ThOs. O'Brien, ST., Charles
Reed and Thos Mayberry.
FOURTH. McAdams, Charles LOef-
fer and r. Pekari.
Fifth-Wm. Myles, H. Rolf and Joe.
Hall.
Sixth-Charles S. Shook, Charles
Klevis and f. Grubler.
Seventh-G. W Kennedy, ]. d. Max
well and James Domain.
Eighth-G Hopwood, j. Manion and
w. Steinbecker.
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THEY BEAT A RETREAT.
The Ultra Partisanship Of the Repub-
Ican Majority Of the Fire Committee,

by Council, at Last Even
ing's SessiOn-The Recommended
ton Of Mr.. Bowman Sent Back
to the Committee in Short Order.
The Election Of1cers-Miscellan-
eOus Business.
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w II Nelson who is in the drug bus
MARTINS FERRY.

Misses Marcia and Gretta SchOfield
left yesterday over the B. q O. road
for a weeks visit at Sandusky, o., and
Detroit, Mich.
Miss Laura Blankinsop has returned
home after a couple weeWs' visit with
relatives at Sistersyille.
Joe Anthony left last evening for an
extended trip through the East.
The members of the Owl Club and
their lady friends will picnic up the
river to-day. They will 80 up in
skiffs.
Anon PaXon and wife are home from
a short visit to GAINESVILLE.
Charles Graham left yesterday for
Cleveland TO spend a week with friends.
Monday evening, Ed. Mclaughlin, of
South First street, died. The cause OF
his death is supposed to be due from
the amputation Of one of his legs be-
low the knee, which occurred last
week. The deceased was 26 years old
and was we'll known. The funeral
will take place to-day from st. Mary's
Church
George Springer and Miss Flora COss
viii be married this evening by Rev.
Robbins.
The members of Cecirs orchestra
and a number of their friends will pic
mic to-day at Steele's Grove, about four
miles back of town.
James Sweeny arrived here last even
ing from Piper City, Ills, which is
about twenty-eight miles from Chicago.
He made the trip both ways on his
bicycle. On the return trip he made
1O5. 1O6 and 112 miles in three days re-
speotively. He reports the ride TO be
a very pleasant one with the exception
of pice Of road at a place called Jack
town. this side of Columbus, where
there is a grade with an angle OF %
degrees. which terminates in large
culyert. The entire trip home was
made in five days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10
DEMOCRAT.
AGAIN IN SERVICE.

The Atlantic hose wagon was re-
ceived from B. Bachs repair shop, yes
terday. and it presented a handsome ap-
pearance, and is a credit to Mr.. Bach
and Mr.. p. F. Farrell. who did the
painting. The bill of but SOS, is very
small for the extent of the job.
w. II. Nelson. who is in the drug bus
mess at Kingville, Mo, has so much
confidence in Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy that he
warrants every bottle and offers to re-
fund the money to any customer who is
not satisfied after using it. Mr.. Nelson
takes no risk in doing this because the
remedy is a certain cure for the dis
eases for which it is intended and he
knows it.
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prrNTON or THE 18th o. '. I.

RFrrNION OF THE 98TH o. Y. l.
lrba eighteenth annual reunion of the
oo+, n y I. will be held August 10Th,
,Se5 Of Cadiz. Ohio. on the old FAIR
I CO., Reunion during the day and
campfire at night Exchanges OF rus
90 carroll. Jefferson and Belmont
connties are requested to copy the
abOVe 4-.--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10
NOTICED

# has come to or knowledge
that a party has been trying to
sell spectacles, etc, represent,
inc them to be from us an9s
rs using our reputation to effect a
sale Of inferior articles. We
camtion all against such decep-
tom. as we have no agents or
neddIers in our employ.
1OHN BECKER & CO.,
Jewellers and Opticians,
S527 Jacob street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10

Cbamberlain's is the best of all. Vim
cent 7 Bark. of Danbury. Iowa, has
nsed Cbamberlains Cough Remedy
whenever in need Of medicine Tor
coughs and colds for the past five years
and saws: 1T always helps me out. II
anyone asks me what kind Of cough
medicine I use. I reply, Chamberlain's,
that is the best of all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10
- Clerk's renort showed total "a

The Clerks report showed total bal
ances of 500, 290.93. City Collector
ShaTer has paid to Receiver Kendel-
berger city tax collections as follows:
Fifty cent levy. $113,791S6; ten cent
levy. S22.O4262: total, S135, SS4.4S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10
LOT NO. 5.
g pairs Renaissance Point Lace, same size,
ina from So. 90 to $500
All NAKED DOWN.,

$50 Opaque Shades in eight different colOrs, So
inches wide, feet long. sold at 90 cts, now Marked
Down to 80 cts.
so Cbouaguen Opaque Shades, with heavy fringe,
On six different c0IOrs. best HartshOn roller will be
altered a. Is cts. each
All will be shown in the Curtain De-
partment. End story, on this (NON-
DAY) M0RNlNG, and sale continues
during the week.
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BEFORE JUSTICE FITzPATRICh.

BEFORE JUSTICE FIiHI+t I'INIA'
p Al Lewis was arraigned before this
1,s-ice Yesterday, on a warrant sworn
ont. Inv Mr.. Altmeyer, the county inspec-
+or Of weights and measures, charg-
;Do him with using a short measure.
6,o Of 81 and costs was imposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10

WHEELING VIA PENNSYLVANIA
LINES.
CITY. ocean City. Holly Beach and
cher Atlantic coast summer resorts
can he visited at above round trip rate
TnIv 18Th and August LIST; return cou-
NON valid twelve days. Pullman sleep
&c car from Wheeling. For details
a.1lv ~ 7. G. Tomlinson. ticket agent,
WILING - 10,12,15,161L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10

The report of the Fire Committee
recommended that the sum of S39S.50,
received from Bridgeport for services of
the department over there, be turned
into the general fund, and that $3.50
be divided among the fremen and
Chief. for services at the fire. the pay
ment to be made from the city con-
tingent fund. The Clerk stated there
was no money in the contingent fund,
and suggested the fire fund. Mr.. Cla-
tor said the fire fund was short and
had not enough money to pay salaries
for the present month. The money
was finally ordered paid out of the
contingent fund, when there should be
money on hand.
The Water Board submitted q de-
tailed report Of its receipts and eX-
penditures for the years 1898 and 1894
The totals We're:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10

The Wheeling Turnverein Outing
and Field Day at Wheeling Park on
Wednesday next, July 10th, will be a
most enjoyable occasion. Various
amusements and athletic contests will
add to the pleasure Of those who attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10
LOT No. 4.

Il pairs Irish Point, same size, ranging from
So. 90 to $751; 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-10
Marked Down Prices
THIS WEEK.
LOT NO. L

Is pairs Scotch Guipura, same length and width,
ranging from 50. so to $1,000. All Marked
down 10 less than cost of Importation
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keep the families. Some radical meas
ures would have to be adopted. 1t was
a case of self-preservation on the part
of the nublic
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

NO. 69.--AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION THREE THOU
SAND EIGHT HUNDRED TWELVE OF THE RE
vISED LAWS AS AMENDED BY NUMBER THIRTY
SIX, ACTS OF 1885, (v. S., SECTION FOUR THOU
SAND THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR)
is hereby enacted yMe General assembly Of The State Of
Vermont
SECTION Section 3sl2 of the Revised Laws amended by
No &c. Acts Of 1885, hereby amended read follows
person found intoxicated he shall the first conviction
thereof pay fine Of five dollars to the State with costs Of rosecu
ton; with alternative sentence Of not less than ten
than twenty days Imprisonment in the county JAIL said fine
and costs shall not be paid in twenur hours second
vcon, fine of ten dollars with of prosecutions with
alternative sentence Of less than than thirty days
imprisonment the county JAIL said fine and shall
not be paid hours the third and each subsequent
conviction, fine Of not less than twenty than fifty
dollars with cost OF prosecution with alternative sentence Of
not less than sixty than hundred days Imprisonment
the house Of correction said fine and shall paid
in twentyfour hours Provided the prosecution be commenced
within thirty days after the offence committed In prosecutions
under this section the prosecuting officers shall aege in the
pan information Indictment known prior convictions under
this section to the number of and upon trial shall make proof
of the same and in of wu failure do shall be liable
the provisions Of and the penalty prescribed by section $685.
the Revised Laws.
Approved November ~, 1894.