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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-29
LADY sIssIosARY AnGEsrEp.
Accused Of Having aided "a Train
Hobbsr 10 Tseape.

Troy, n. Y, Aug. 29.-AmsllA A.
Hsswoll, city missionary, accused Of
aiding tho escsps Of the train tobber,
Oliver Curtis Perry, from Mattewan
Insane criminal hospital, was arrested
today. She declined TO make ALy
statement further than that she had no
part In the plot.
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Excessive Crcpe Is Not Regarded rs tho
Best Sort of Etiquette.
ceasivo mourning is not in good
form" at present, and even the veil is
often omitted in best circles. This
burdening oneself with black is really
in bad taste, and fashion is merciiul in
ordaininc change. The customary
seclusion from society is also dlmin.
ished, and at the laose of six mon this
ono may appear at informal teas and
at home receptions. Some mourners
at that time relieve their sombro hue
by introducing little white, and also
claim the privilege OF attending places
OF amusement 1t is in good form"
on seeing death in the papers to leave
cards at the door OF the bereavcd family,
but no inscription lin addition to the
name) is required. 1t Is also customary
for tho bereavod TO send mourning
cards to their friends, Cards should in
return be left at the door, butt is not
necessary to see my OF the family.
Mourning cards should also be at once
mailed to distant friends. People in
mourning do not receive calls except
from intimate friends, and this seclusion
varies from three months to double
that time, according to tho nature Of
tho loss. It often happens that death
removes burden. but society does not
recognize any distinction, and the
fashion in funerals is just as unreason-
ablc as it is in other points OF etiouette to.
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Assaults That Fall.

The Democratic papers are keeping
up their malicious assaults on Hon. S.
B. Elkins. and are repeating long.since
exploded stories Matched by political
enemies years ago. Notwithstanding
this, Mr.. Elkius enjoys the personal
friendship and osteem Of the best mon
Of the nation, regardless Of party. The
Republican party OF West Virginia has
given an emphatic and unanimous ,es.
timouial Of its appreciation OF his worth
as a man, as a citizen. and as states
man.
No man has been chosen for the
United States senate in recent years
whose candidacy has excited 80 much
comment in the press Of tho country,
and it is matter OF pride to his friends
at home that the tributes to his great
worth, to his high character and dis.
tinguished abilities, have come from the
aplest and most distinguished sources,
from men, Democrats and Republicans.
who know him best, while the assaults
come from venomous partisan organs,
that, with an uniairness that has
scarcely been equalled, entirely ignore
the repeated vindications Mr.. ,Elkina
has received from an unprecedented
public opinion.
The malicious assaults upon Mr..
Elkins come from the same sources that
made Mr.. Blaine, with whom no was
closely associated. the target for their
vilest abuse; that sought to break down
the character Of Grant, and that have
attempted to smirch the regulations OF
every national Republican leader since
the days Of Lincoln. In no case did
they succeed. All lived and died be.
loved AMI honored by their fellow citi.
zens. 1t is ono of the shames OF our
American politics that party hatred
can be carried SO far by partisan news.
papers.
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houscS, and each individual mombor Of
tho lobby Ia active in presenting the
merlts Of bis particular book. At pros.

houscs, and each individual mombor Of
tho lobby Ia active in presenting the
merits Of his particular book. At pros.
cnt tho American Book Company,
otherwise known as tho book .rust, has
the contract, and will, Of course, Of.
tempt to have Il renewed. In deciding
tho matter tho members Of tho loglsla.
turc, tho INrEiLloEScER icela sure, will
DO inclined to consult tho welfare OF tho
schools Of tho state, and will not DO
controlled by personal interests, as has
been too often tho case In this and
other states. Any changes that are
mado Ia toxt books from those now in
uso ahould DO made without prejudice,
and with tho single object In Wow Of
improvement Of tho list undor adoption.
Changes made simply for tho sake Of
changes will be unwiso. and inflict q
needless expense upon tho people OF
tho state, who, every timo a change 10
made, arc put 10 the necessity OF max.
ing expenditures that many poor iaml.
lies cannot afford. T
That changes probably mood to DO
made in some branches cannot DO do.
MED. There has been complaint, for
instance, In como quarters, that tho his.
tory now in use In our schools 10 not
satisfactory. That portion OF it treat.
ing Of tho civil war, 1t Is claimed, 10 not
fair presentation OF tho facts
Of history, being tho produc. Of
Q biased mind. and calculated to instill
in the minds Of our youth sectional
prejudice against the north. Its author
is extremely sectional in his vicwl
This complaint is not without reason,
as an inspection OF tho history
(Holmes will demonstrate. The book
taught in our public schools should only
be Of such character as presents the
cold facts OF history. without prejudice
or bias. II the legislature, therefore,
considers 1t wiso to mako q change, the
history adopted should DO chosen with
this object in view.
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THERE is good reason for tho popu.
larity Of Chamberlan's Cough Remedy.
Davis d Buzard, Of West Monterey,
Clarion Co.. Pa, says: ut has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
try bottle Of Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy md they now recommend It
with tho rost of u.s." Is and so cont
bottles for salo by Gins. r.. Gootze. WIN
W. Irwin. John KIari, VIM. II. Will.
iams, 9. Monkomollor, YIN. II. Irasuo,
ii. q. Stewart, A. L. Scheclo, ]. Cole.
man, 9. Schnepf, VIM. Menkcmollor,
wheeling. W. Va; Bowio & Co.. Bridge.
port; y. I: Peabody 4 Son, Donwood.
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Highest Of all in Lcavcnng powcrLatcst Govt Rcpo,
ALSO UTEEY 'PURE
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Persons troubled with tho difficulties
Of French pronunciation may now buy
for about q dollar q photograph cylin.
dor containing tcst words aud phrases
done with tho most beautiful Partisan
accent. Tho cylinder will fit any pho.
nograph and tho pupil may continue
Ills Frsnch lesson at will.
Tho citizens OF London, Laurel coun-
ty, Ky, want n college at that place.
and to that end funds arc being solicited.
A young SwiSs laboror who works for q
salary Of $40 q month donated $25
toward tho institution tho other day.
In M official list Of tho physicians
practicing medicine in New York arc
tho following names, appropriate or
otherwise: BIZ, Bosch, Deadly, Coffin,
Ender, Goro, Herb, Kakels. kran, Lord
ly, Madden. Pettus, Sass, Sour.
Tho Turkiah government 10 tho least
enterprislng OF any In tho matter Of
electricity. Enormous auma OF money
have been offered for electric lighting
aud telephone privileges. but thoy have
all been refused.
L. s. Wilkinson, OF Berlin, Pa, won
frat prizo In tho debating contest at
MI Union college. Alliance, o., and
thus becomes the college representative
In tho Ohio collegiate contest at Colum.
bus next month.
William White. aged 1903, died at
Ottawa, Kan, n few days ago. 1t 10
said that he might have lived longer
but for tho neglect OF his wife, who 70.
fused to provide phyacian.
William Edling. a farmer near e.
dora, Ia. whilo fishing in the South
Fork, picked up a clam in which he
found q pearl Of remarkable size and
purity.
The colored convicts in a southern
penitentiary have organized minstrel
show and entertain visitors with songs,
jokes, cake.walks and pie.eating con-
tests. y n
Fresh water in being cooled reaches
Its maximum density at 25 degrees
Fahrenheit and then expands until it
reaches tho freezing point.
The largest nailmaking machine in
the United States is at Everett, Wash.
1t was made by q firm at Greenpoint,
l. l., and weighs twelve aud one-half
tons.
Observations taken in the Missouri
valley for series OF years extending
from 1917 mnkos tho average rainfall to
be SIS inches. VAT
A Newark IN. ~ poatnl clerk drew
lottery prize Of 5000. The story got to
tho postmaster and the clerk was dis
charged. l.-
II The coat Of tho Mexican war was $780,.
100000.
West Virginia has 1000 oil wells.
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MORNING SMILES.


Caller-"I am taking subscriptions
for the Daily -" Baker-"Don't
want i'd. Beople read in dose newspa.
pers dot wheat is way down in brice, un
den dey gone here und kick because
breat Is way oop. I have no uae for
customers vot readts newsbapers."-
Ntv York Weekly.
Indignant Customer =" THAT One
Minute Toothnche Cure you sold me is
a fraud, do you hear? It took it almost
half an hour to act" Druggist-"How
long did it ease your tooth? "Aoout
d minute" Eyes; that's the one-min-
ute par. OF it."-Indiaaapo.is Journal.
Mrs. PooroG-"Yes, Dir, my husband
left mo in straitened circum stances; my
two daughters are tho only resources
have left" Mr.. Blunt-"Then, madam,
1should atrongl y advise you to husband
your resources before it is too lare."-
Truth.
Mrs. D'Avnoo-"I wish you would
not spend your time reading those emo.
tional novels" Miss D'Avnoo-"Oh,
this is not emotional bit. 1t is purely
financial. The heroine marries tho
man her mother picks out,"-Nep York
Weekly.
Preacher-"Every man must some
day settle his account with his Maker"
Tallor-"I wish you could impress Mr..
Palmer with that iden. Ho hasn't set-
tied with me in about two years."-
Harlan Life.
"iou say you made money in busi-
ne,s? Certainly" replied tho Now
York policeman. "What was your
stock.in-.rade?'' 1T wasn't atock.in
trade. TWAS trade in stock" Wash
ington Star.
Tho TOUGHER with pridcl-AIy word
is just as good as my motto any day.
Tho Untouched (grimly)-Yes, that's
what's tho trouble with your notes.
Chicago Record.
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Undcrvalunti0ns.

When the Wilson tariff bill was pend.
ing before Congress- it was often charged
that the adoption Of the advalorem
system to take tho place Of specific
duties would open the door to custom
house frauds; tina. abundant oppor.
tunitics would be afforded importers for
false-swearing. Experiences since the
law went into effect have confirmed
these predictions. Undervaluations
are common and honest men have little
show. 1t is asserted that the foreign
manufacturers arc enabled to flood tho
American markets. through tho medium
OF resident agents, at prices which arc
"limited only by tho ability Of the Gus.
tom house broker as swearer."
Tho American Economis. notes, as an
instance OF this, that largo New York
dry goods concern sent buyer to tho
4 German market short time since, but
to his dismay he found that he could
not purchase tho goods he wanted to
!. lay down in New York at prices that
would compete with others in tho trade.
The prices named him at tho mills were
55as low rs tho market would allow. but
tho freight and duty added made tho
goods figure too high-in fact. higher
than tho published prices OF others in tho
trade. How to get over 1t the buyer
could not see, but tho seller cut the
Gordian knot by naming price in dol
lars and cents. delivered at tho buyers
storo in New York. This was entirely
satisfactory and the purchase was made.
3 Tho rest, says tho Ecouomist. is a
|, story OF nd valororns, custom house
swearing and revenue" tariff. This 10
only ono instance OF similar occurrences
= under tho present tariff bill. Tho op-
I portunities for differentiation are 30
\ numerous that fraud is invited.
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The New York World, which ought
to know better, repeats tho silly false.
hood that Hon. S. b. Elkins.. was q
member Of the Quantrell confederate
guerilla band. Mr.. Elkins was q cap
tain Of union company and is q mem.
ber OF the G. A. R post OF his homo
town in this state. A paper Of the
Worlds standing should set better OK.
ample to the lesser Democratic lights,
and deal moro fairly in discussing pub.
lie men.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO the creditors OF Theodore Miller, deceased
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit oour:
otlthe County Of Ohio, made in cause therein
Renoing, 70 subject the real estate Of the said
Iheodore Miller to the payment OF his debts,
you arc required 10 present your claims aSains;
the estate OF the said Theodore Miller for sd.
{udication to Geo. E BOYD. Commissioner, a.
ms ms ot ms No. AZ chaplne street. Wheeling in
Virginia on or before TUESDAY. The ssth day Of
February, lSaS. S'ti 49, ~ N-0 N'' "
Witness: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk Of the
said Court, this 18th day OF January. 1895.
1al4-A JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
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Tho Luricni Candidate.
Pat'baroh Commrctal.Ga-

f"soufVh CofHWsfct0.Gd:ate.
When 1t came right down to the point
where they had to show their weakness
o, quit, tho opponents OF cx.Secretary
Elktns did the latter, which was the
wise and polite thing. Mr.. Elkins was
the logical candidate. II nothing else
showed 1t. the abuse heaped on him by
the Democrats did. AZ the most con-
apicuous Republican in West Virginia
not In official lie. tho Republican eau
Gus could not we'll have turned aside
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Mr.. Elkius' Intellectual Accomplish.

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TIE New York World Almanac and
Encyclopedias for 1895 is Just received,
and 1t is not o1aegerating the meri 8 OF
the work to say that it is decidedly the
best OF tho splendid series OF World
aunuals. Besides the great mass Of
statistical information it contains, there
arc many now special features which
give the edition additional value. In
its mechanical and editorial arrange
mentit is perfect. On tho whole, it is
a very valuable book OF reference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-14

Hon. Stephen u, Eklns was nominated for
United StateS sen,tor by tho caucus OF Rcpubli.
caus nj Charleston last night and has ACCENTED.
Congratulations, Mr. Elklns.-Rcgister.
In the Same issue OF tho Register ap.
pears Special urging that Senator
Johnson N. Camden DO given tho Dom.
ocratic nomination because no has given
50 literally OF his means to Democratic
campaign funds. Mr.. Camden deserves
the recognition.
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Will Take High Rank.


Hon. Stephen B. Elkins has been
chosen to succeed Mr.. Camden as
United States senator from Wcst Vir-
ginia, a Republican gain in a state
which has boon represented in tho sem
alto by Democrats exclusively for many
years. Mr.. Eikins is man OF wido ex.
periencc and recognized executive abil.
ity who eorvod as secretary Of war in
Harrison's cabinet and who will no
doubt tako high rank in the senate. He
la native Of Ohio, having boon born in
Perry county in 1871.
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something moro than q practical poli'
tician." n designation which has at
tachod to him for many yoara.
Have Chosen Wisely.

Canon Repo'tioru. .l.
The Republican legislators In West
Virginia have In caucus assembled do.
cided upon Hon. Stephen 3. EIkins to
represent that state in tho United
states senate. and that they have chosen
wisely Is shown by the fact that opposi.
'tion to him practically amounted to
nothing. 1t was tho earnest and untir-
Ing efforts Of Mr.. Elkins that materially
assisted In the great victory In that
state. and It 10 but proper that no
should receive his reward, by tho ton.
dor OF such distinguished position.
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distractions In u Grcnt IInrboI

Obstructions In n Grcnt IInrbor
Arc less easily removed than obstruc.lons Of
tho bowels arc by llostottcr's Stomach Bittcs,
infinitely more cnectual than Violent purga.
tivcs, md which mover grlpcs, convulscs mud
weakcns ms they do. The Iittcrs nlSo removes
md rheumatic complaints, bilIousncss.
sick headache, nervousness aud dyspepsia. Give
this deserving remedy afnir trlal and expect tho
best aud most complete results ri
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Philadelphia Press
West Virginia will have wide.awake
aud influential senator in Mr.. Stephen
s. Eik,ns, nominated by tho Republican
legislative caucus yesterday. The inter.
ests OF tho state will DO cared for by
him and the development promoted,
when tho Republicans come to full
power, as much as they were injured by
the free trade effort OF Professor Wilson
in tho house. -
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WHEELING heartily sympathizes with
hor noishboring city of Barncsville,
Ohio. In tho disaster sho has suffered
from FIRE. 1t is fortunate that tho loss
was no greater. as 1t might have boon,
for the circumstances woro favorable for
q conllasrntlon Of hugo Dimensions. 1t
is hoped that tho town will quickly ro-
cover from tho effects OF the calamity.
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Democracy Amuunt. 10 Little.

Ohio State Journal.
The West Virginia Republicans nom.
mated Hon. S. b. Elkins last night for
senator to succeed Camden. Nobody
really opposed him but the Democratic
party, aud that does not amount to
much in the little Mountain State in this
year OF grace.
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Notice..

want overy man and woman in tho
U nitnI States Interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to havo ono OF NV
books on these diseases. Address b. nj,
Wo,oILEY, Atlanta, Ga, box $50. ind ono
will bo sont you FREQ. sawy
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acknowledgement.
WHEELING. JANUARY u. 1898.

THE Daily Intollisouccr will DO sont
from now until March ( for one dollar. II
you want 60 keep posted on tho doinEs OF
tho Legislature sond In your d ollnr Mt once.
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Modern ten.roomed house, with % acres Of
ground. at Tiltonvile. six miles north of Mar.
TINS Ferry. on lines Of c. & p. and Wheeling /
Lake Erie railroads Many trains each way
every day. Delightful location, ---,...E-7
Eghtroomed dwelling, l0l Fourteenth street
seveu.roomed dwelling, 81 Twelfth Street.
rf,ourroomed dwelling. l65 York street.
Eisht.roomed dwelling on motar line, q few
Seven'roomed dwelling. modern, CAS- Main S.
street. -. - 80 '' oo'"
seven.roomcd dwelling, modern, les -Four.
teenth street .eS - -.
Eleven roomsd dwelling. bes. location In tina
city for an NJ. D. = ' :,
Six.rooncd dwelling, 1856 Market street
Flveroomcd dwelling, BIS Eof street
Fiveroomcd dwelling, 2505 Wood street
Four.roomed dwelling. $50 Market street
Thrce.roomed dwelling (now empty lo6 vir.
Five-roomed dwelling. North Wabash street.
(Sow empty.) s1-,'E '-t"'o-
Modern flat. ISIS Chapline street.
Four.roomed dwelling, ll63 Uivh street
Six.rooncd dwelling. South Elm street
store room and dwelling, ISIS Chaplino street
Store room and dwelling, 1907 Main street
All good rentable propefiy.i
Como carly II you want choice.
MONEY TO LOAN,
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Theodore Millers administrator !

H..
William Miller and others
BY virtue Of an order entered in the above e..
titled cause By the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia, on the llth day OF January, ls1.
It Is referred to the undersigned commissions:
TO ascertain and report; = = :
FirsiIwhat liens, Il any. there arc on the real
estate described In tho bill belonging to tbs
estate OF Therodore Miller, deceased.
Second-What debts there are against the ssi3
Theodore Miller's estate. :, - 90
Third-Wha, personal property there Is be.
mont OF the debts, -
Fourth-What liens. If any, there are acains.
Miller in the said real estate. -
pertinent. = =
Notice Is hereby given tina, the understand
has hxsd on Tuesday. February &c, 1896, al . a.
street Wheeling. ". Va. as the place at which
he Will proceed TO ascertain the several matters
In said order OF reference required.
uary, 1895. GEO. F B6Yp
". ]. ". CowpES. = Commissioner
Attorney. iaIt.N
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FRANK JAMES, tho ex.outlaw, believes
in olevating the stage. Ho declines an
offor to 90 on the boards in tho rolo Of a
atage.robber. n..-..
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WHICH?


The Century. a.
Which are tho hands we love the best,
Those that nre folded between our own,
Or those that move us to strange unrcs,
~ icathcry touch that Is quickly flown?
Which, nh which. do We love the best,
Hands carcssing or hands carcsScd?
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Which arc the eyes We most ADORE,
Those rejecting our every thought,
omr those whose elnnccs our hearts inplorc,
Whose fro will neither be tanned nor taught
Which; nh which. are We drawn most toward
Eyes adoring or eyes nlorcd? T.
Which is tho heart OF hearts we prize,
That which swaya with n passionate power.
Or TINT which yields us n sacrifice,
Gentle aud generous. day and hour?
Which. OF all. do we hold above,
Hearts most loving or hearts we love?
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MOURNING FORM

West Virginia has 1000 oil wells.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-04-30

The seventy-sixth anniversary OF
American Odd Fellowship was APP
propriately celebrated by Wildey
Lodge, of thisp lace, last Friday eve
ming. The exercises where held in
the handsome and commodious new
lodge-room in the Weirick building,
and consisted of an interesting adj
dress by ReY.J.P. Stump, singing by a
choir of ladies and gentlemen, and
Odd Fellow ceremonies incident to
the occasion. Wildey Lodge, which
takes its names from the noted
founder of Odd Fellowship in Amer
lea, is one of the oldest in the State
and is in growing condition.