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\ REMAkKAi,IIE EXPLOSION.

-
A Reg of Powder blow. Up In n store,
and. Strange TO Say, Little Damage Is
DUuc.
To Ire Editor Of lie Iaitii1noT.
SIR:-l SEQ in tho Grafton Sentinel OF
to-day an account Of tho explosion in
L. s. Sinsol's store on Thursday, May
30, about six o'clock. l will give a plain
statement OF the facts, some OF which
seem incredible. lila store is twenty
by forty foot, and ceiling ten icot high.
It is divided into two rooms, tho back
room ten feet wide. Mr.. Sinsel weighed
two pounds Of blasting powder for Mr..
Luther Curry, from a key which had in
il seven or eight pounds. Mr.. Curry
asked how to use the squib to fire 1t.
Mr.. Siusel, leaving the powder in tho
scales and tho k0g upon the counter.
stepped forward six leot or moro with
bis back to them and lit the fuse, and
instead OF its going out tho door US no
expected, it shot back toward tho scales.
The powder in tho scales exploded, then
what remained in the key. Tho IOlsts
supporting tho roof were nOtched on
tho pilates, and nailed ias; TO them with
ten penny nails. 1t raised the roof on
the east side twenty-five feet along the
plate. just high enough 10 draw the
nails and force tho walls out about two
inches and thon settled back on the
plate. doir. no damage to the building,
It only required two hours work TO
break or the nails aud with prop and
lover forCn the wall in. and it settled
back in the notchcs and you could not
tell that it had ever been disturbed.
On that side OF the building are tho
drugs and small hardware, and, strange
to say, nothing was thrown down or
displaced but two bottles OF medicine,
ono OF which was broken. In tho wall
that was forced out. within six feet Of
the scales containing powder. there a
o window and two hanging lamps, and
others in the room, none OF which were
disturbed. Not one thing in the build
ing wns displaced except tho two bot
tlcs referred to. aud some paper sacks
that caught fire. and tho door which
was forced shut with the Hash" and
smoke, breaking the n OF the lock-
rail and forcing the end out about one
half inch.
It is 4 double door. with panel work
outside. and lined inside. solid work,
with four iron bat;cn'. | repaired tho
door with another iron bsttcn, which
made it ms strong as it ever was. aud it
is very little dcfaccd. The damage to
the goods was nothing but the trouble
OF busting. cleaning out and rcpainiing.
The damage done 10 the binding was
repaired by 4 man scventy'eigEt years
OF ngc, At a cost Of 81 - to himself and
nothing to bis son. The greatest dam.
age wa to Mr. Garry and my son, who
were burned ahou, the iace and hands,
but nos seriously. II. SISsEl-
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TCac!icrs for Denver, Colo, vim u. & q.
Tho West Virginia teachers trans.
portation committee have selected the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad and connec-
tions via Cincinnati aud S.. Louis. to
attend their annual meeting at Denver,
Colo, July 0 20 II, returning via Oma-
ha and Chicago. Tho teachers train,
with Pullman slcepors aud first.cIass
day COACHES, will leave Wheeling, W.
VA, iuly 1. ut l0:li H. m. arriving at
Cincinnati At j:ij u. M. where they
will DO joined BY the Parkcr'burr dole.
CATION, and will arrive nj ST. Louis ut
7:lO Il. m. on July B.. At St Louis tho
Missouri Pacific company will place ut
the service Of the party n special train
composed OF Pullman Slecpers, dining
cars and free reclining chair cars
through to beaver.
Rate, ono faro for the ronnd trip, Mus
3. For further information apply 20
W. II. Anderson, " hccliuG. L. a. ARM
strong. Morgautowr, W. W., or j. r.
LANE, r. p. A.. Wheeling. W. Va.
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Tho Paradise OF tho Mountains, on
the summit OF tho h!lcchcnics. rhir.
teen yours Of splendid history; $780,
600 invested in identifying tho grcat
park OF 500 acres. Splendid hotcls and
cottage accommodations at from So TO
SO Il week. Tho summer School. with
twenty departments OF important study,
undcr the care Of the best instructors
ont Of leading UHivcrRItlcs. August : TO
9th. TncGrrat Mountain Chautuuqua
meets Angu-t : to tho nth. Ono hum
drrd Professionals. vol known in the
entertainment field, will fill the passing
days with plcnsurc aud profit. 1t is
tho c%OolrNt, the cheapest. tho most in
spring piNcc IN America to spund II
summer vacation. 1t is OIL tho main
line OF the picturesque Baltimore X
Ohio railroad. express trains with sleep.
Inv und pnrIOr ears to tho doors. Ifyuu
arc Interested. the sixteen paro,
handsome. illustrated. detailed pro.
gramm" will be mailed to You, ii Won
will scni your name and address TO III,
n9rmt Of tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company, Mountain Lake Park, Md,
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The joint discussion oil the silver Quas.
ton between W. II. Harvey i%author OF
Coma Financial School"1 and Roswell
g. !lorr, OF New York. which is to occur
in Chicago next month, will 10 Of moro
than usual interest, not only because il,
will be on II snbjoct TIM! is absorbing
ovOrybody'S attention, but brcauso of
tho novel plan undcr which it will be
c]ondncted.
Tho old stYlo of oratoriCnl debate,
which seldom accompli7hc ANYTHING
moro than to RroUao tho enthusiasm Of
the partisans Of tho respective CHAM
pinns, will BIZ ignored entirely. Tho
conto'inut9 will sit facing each o.hc, on
the stage, in tho presence nj judges,
and whom ono nlirrnq II proposition, the
other will crosS.cxAIniuc hIm, and all
tho qios;ion' and an4~ors will bc taken
by a atcnpsiaphnr Ear publication IN
Mo@oEaputa. In this WY every point
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JUNE JESTS.

~ soc that tho weather bureau pre-
diets a cold wave"
docs n? replied the disconsolato
man.
"Of course. That cheers you up n
bit. now. doesn't it?'
mo. 1t doesn't DO any good. | don't
bol.cyn in tho ialth.cu.e.n- HGA uiQ'5n
STIR.
y story ia told OF n certain committee
meeting in which tho proceedings COM
menced with noise and gradually be-
came upr0ari0Us. At last one OF the
dispulunts, losing all control over his
emotions, exclaimed 10 his opponent:
"Sir, you arc. | think, the biggest ass
that ! ever had tho misfortune 10 sot
eyes upon" "Order! order" said tho
chairman, gravoly you seem to forget
that | an in tho room.'-NorsdhJN
Words.
Mcdium-"Now, ladies' and gentle.
men. if there IS any spirit you wish 10
see, lc. me know" Prof. Dricboncs
noted Egyptologistl--''Can Won show
us Chcops, the builder OF lhGrrcat pyra-
mid 2" MISUNDERSTANDING" Prof..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. | VIII talk TO
him in his own language" Medium
(hastiiy)-"Chcnpi says lac has ,hc grip
aud can't comc."-Nrr iorE HccTy.
"Iiinnery Clay" said Mr.. Dolnn,
"wor n great man" ''llo wor that
same" rcpIird Mira DoIau. "lio wor
that great II mou," her husband went
on, that no had Il cigar named aithOr
i'm" ''ThrUo ioT yrH. Only 'Uror no
cigar. 'Twor a poipc."- Wdsd.nyion
STIR.
Presiding Magistrate "IIow came
YOU to cntcr.thc prc'HisG,?' Prisoner
please, your worship, . n. M: no no
leo nbont; nm open window on tho
ground ilonr-you would have CllAbcd
IN youracii ~ Fngrndc HiaNrf.
"What haa become oi your club,
lIarYg' on, !!'s broken m. We
maio u ru'O tnat no boy couii b, pfasi-
heEt tvicc, aud aitnr wo'd all boon pros.
idcnt nnco We could not 20 on with IT,"
-HmrjT's honui irLi.
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GEnMANy,s NAVAL rowEn



mud baltic Seas.
BERLIN, Juno 0.-rho trial trips
through tho Baltic and North sea canal,
made this week by tho Imperial yacht
lIohcnzollcrn and tho Hamburg.Amor.
lean limo steamer Palatia, with tho Chan
color Prince liohonlOho, tho Prnsslan
minister for tho interior, Herr Won
kocllcn. tho imperial secretary OF state
for the interior. DR.. o Boetticher. and
tho minister OF foreign affairs. Baron
Marschall Won Bieborstein, on board,
showed that tho canal Ia in condition for
tho passage OF q small fleet on June 10
and 20. Tho PaIatin just touched bot
tom between liendsburg and lloltenan.
but It was nothing moro serious than
stirring up tho mud.
1t transpirc4 that when landing from
tho Palatia at lIoltonau, Prince llohGn.
lOhu had q narrow escape. M no slipped
aud would have fallen overheard but
for Herr Won koeller, who caught hold
OF him and succeeded in pulling him
upon deck.
According TO tho programme. the
kaiscr.Adlcr, with Emperor william on
board, will head a procession OF sixteen
German and foreign vessels, which will
pas, through tho canal during the even.
ing OF June 10. Tho MarbIehead will
represent the United States during the
passage OF the ElbO from Hamburg to
Brunsbuttol, and tho canal will DO closed
to traffic after tho ceremonies arc over.
The great canal which joins tho Bal
tic sea with tho German ocean. cost
about $3S, 500. 0N0, and has been eight
years in building. 1t intersects tho
peninsula oil SchlOswig.l ioIsteln from
Brunsbruttol, nOar the mouth OF the
river Elbe. to Iloltenau. on kiet bay
and opposite the city OF kiel. q distance
OF about 80 miles. Tho entrance at both
termini have been provided with dock
gates, each OF which is 81 l-3 yards
wide Tho lowest possible depth OF
water at the Brunsbuttel end is about
five fathoms, an d at llol.cnau the water
is a tritle deeper.
The dock gates nre operated by n.y.
draulic power and tho whole canal is
lighted by electricity. Steam tugs will
be stationed at each main gate Of the
canal in order to assist in the passage OF
vessels.
At several points the canal Is crossed
by large bridges, which, when open,
leaves u free space OF SAT yards. There
arc also q number Of ferries and two
finely constructed permanent railroad
bridges.
The military advantages OF the canal
lio in the fact that henceforth. in time
OF war, tho German navy cannot be
divided. and the provisioning OF either
the Baltic or the North sea shore can.
not be interrupted or rendered impossi.
bio.
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sHoEs-ALExaNDER.
THE WEATHER MAN

Played US a shabby trick. Just
as we began to sail Into our
stock Of up.to.datc SUMMER
o he makes It necessary
for people to get out their win
ter cork.solcs. He has prom
iscd us, however, that from
now on we shall have no cause
to complain Of the cold, as he
means to even up by piIlng it
on EXTRA HOT. Go ahead, say
we. We are prepared to take
care OF our people. We have
5000 pairs Hot Weather Shoes,
o. styles. NEVER so NICE,
NEVER SO CHEAP. and the
probabilities are they never
will be again.
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when this d~oliCato mark OF favor had
boon shown, tho prince responded In n
language which tho lord mayor had
ncvor hoard before. In this way both
dlgnitari0s woro assured that tho feel.
Ing between thor respective constituun'
cics was rs cordial as before, and then
tho loving cup was passed round. 1t
vas thy only thing, by tho way, that
was PASSED round that was mutually
nnlnrainnl
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GmJmelh9ennr
WHEELING. JUNK 10. 1898.
The City Deficit aud tho Proposed
Hond Issue.

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'he iasI 'eMoc'"''c cou"c'l 'e'' "S"''
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whas Is not " Inc apparent SUE
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existence II f~er'oseu'eu Wo"ey ''''
hau Deeh appropriated 70 pay ] oa'""cc
on the stone oHcSe 'Sl''oooJ an" '0'
various o'heF PURPOSES ou' WHICH ia"
not DeeA pa'u because '"eFe
were nc iuh"s. iHose apP'0pr'"'
uons SUI remain unpaid ana
are a pa:' OIL tho deHc' "N4ch t"e
Democratic couhc'l ie't lof inc i'opuo-
Iican conhc'' 10 provide 'or' Las'SoAt'
alSo' So'OVo was taken from INC con'in-
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Toast six slices Of stalo bread; cover
with grated cheese. Make cream sauce
with rounding tablespoonful OF butter,
one rounding tablespoonful cornstarch,
one t%caspoonful salt and one pint hot
milk. Place toast and cheese in oven
for Il few moments; pour cream over
and serve. This toast ia very delicate
in flavor. aud is an economical way to
usc up bits Of choose lett on the cheese
plato or that close to the riud.
Ir,,p-a,Lt,{
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Chicdco Tribune q j,ns
The West Virginia S~ociety's second
annual entertainment will take place
to-day at | O'Clock a. Washington park
near the boat house. 1t will be mn old
fashioned family picnic and basket
dinner. Tho committee OF arrange
ments con,iats OF Gen. +. Wissler,
Edwin Il. BoIley. Edward $. Elliott,
Olncy h. Stuart. William &. Van Glider.
The officers are: President, the Hcv.
Hiram ". Thomas; secretary. James l..
Browne; and the executive committee
includes Edwin NJ. Ashcroft, DR.. Belle
c. Eskrid.c, tho Rev. 4. II. Doliivcr,
Miss Alice ByTnc. Edward S. Elliott,
Miss Clara c. llacans, and Howard ".
Ogden. A reception committee OF over
twoniy prominent mcmbers Of the soci-
city will be on tho grounds.
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EAsrMAS JoHSsoN's portrait OF Ex-
President Harrison. painted for the
White House gallery oil Presidents,
shows him with his whiskors cropped"
short and the verdict OF most Of the
critics ia that this new style OF wearing
his beard hasimproved his appearance.
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THE news that Senator Brice is head.
ing a movement: 10 nominate Cam pbell
for governor will not strengthen that
gcntlenan's boom. Jus: now a very
large Conlin.entoi the OhlJ Democracy
is busiIy engaged in tho work OF tryin-
10 kill oil Mr.. Erice himself.
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AnIr.L before the British parliament
imposes n fine OF 500 and loss OF sui'
fragc for five years on any one discern.
na,in. SANDERS against acnndldatc for
Office. Such 4 law in this country
would suppress an enormous iudnstry
which has been built Up by the enter
prising campaign liar.
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With the Democrats Of ono section
threatening 10 bolt tho ticket unless the
platform declares for silver. aud those
of somewhere else proposing to leave
the ranks unless n gold standard .,
adoplod. the indications point tor whole
swad Of brand nav Republicans for the
nUxt lcAerai rlrctiona.
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West Virginia aud tho Republican
League.


West Virginia aud tho Republican
League.
A dispatch from Cleveland, Ohio. re.
Sarding the coming convention OF tho
National Republican League, refers to
tho delegation that West Virginia will
send and says: This is tho first time
West Virginia has made any effort to be
represented at q National League
convention" This statement is unjust
to the Republicans OF this state, because
it isn't true. West Virginia was pres.
ent a, the birth OF the National League,
and was one OF the first in the union to
form a state organization. Since then
she has been represented in every
national convention.
The state conventions in West Nir-
ginia have always boon notable Tor
their sizo and enthusiasm. and the
splendid victory achieved last Novcm-
Der, when the solid south became n
thing OF tho past, was due, in n great
measure, to the splendid organization
and work OF the League.
West Virginia Republicans arc firm
believers in the efficacy OF club organi-
cation, and their club work has been n
valuable aid to the regular party organi.
cation. The delegation that will appear
at the Cleveland convention will be in a
position to give the delegations from
other states some valuable pointers re.
garding wha. can be accomplished BY
tho idea.
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that car possibly bo made on oithcr
sidU OF tho financial oue,tlon will be
brought out, 40 far az tho ]dispu,ants aro
ablo 10 do il. and ,ho,e who nro sock.
Ing instruction will thus DO benefited.
Few public questions hayc aroused
greater in,oreut anon tho pcoplo than
tho moncy issue. and eyerywhcro tho
pcople nru scekinv knowlcdso about Il.
lhcy want to DO on tho rich. sidc, re-.
rardlcs, OF partisan politics, because nil
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DrEAErAsr-Rhubarb sauce. Oatmeal
crackers. Bccisteak. Drowned pota-
toes. Cheese cream toast White bread.
Coffee.
Observation-Disclosures soup. Crackers.
Oven-cookcd lamb cnops. Mashed po-
tatocs. String beans. Lettuce. White
and corn bread. Sliced pineapple.
SUFFER- - Dreamed potatoes. Ham
sandwiches. White and graham bread.
Sugar cakcs. Canned peaches. Tea.
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Iur Kings Daughters ct tho i'0urLh
strcct NJ. t. churra will hold Il Lawn
Fntn at tho residence nj Mr.. John Lat,
No. 81 Main str"ut, Iun"lly evening.
Ilrirr-lmnnts will be served during tho
orUning. Mu7ic hy the 0parl llousu
orchestra Admission 10 cunta.
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a LETTER irom Lieutenant Brauner.
srcuther, written 10 4 friend in this city,
appears in another column. 1t will
doubtless. be read with great interest,
not only because the writer is well
known in this community, where he
was connected with the Linsloy lnsii-
tute, but because tho letter is both in
;eresting and instructive.
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Is connection with the appointment
OF MI. Olney TO the secretary OF state
ship, it is said that the President has
all along had great respect Tor his ad-
vice in shaping the foreign policy, and
that he was often called into conference
with SIR. Gresham and Mr.. Cleveland.
This doubtless for his solcc-
ton to fill the place left vacant by tho
death OF Mr.. Gresham, and indicates
that the un-Americau policy which was
adopted early by tho administration
will be followed u on the same lines.
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ChiciGO TrtbhH.
II is u grateful change to sec an Amor
lean newspaper hOro and thoro pub
fishing in serial form rclni nisccncOs Of
George Washington.
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TIE Opera House Orchestra will fur.
nish ;hc music Tor tho Lawn Fctc Mt
Mrs. john I~ist'S, Tuesday evening. Ad.
mission 10 Cnuts.
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Now that Senator Elkins has denied
the report that he announced his prcai.
dontial preference at the Depow dinner
in New York, tho political gossips and
spectators have had another Of their
pretty stories spoiled for thom.
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ICR CREAM, Strawberries, Cake and
Lemonade at the Lawn Fctc, tuesday
evening, at 81 Main street.
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Sc, Half Mile Track
CONDITIONS,

I~VNDITTUNS.
National Association rsulcS to govern cIr'N'
where noEd. All rnCrS in harness best " NJ.
Usual division Of moneys. Entrance Ice > ~.
cent, with ; per cent additional from m'ir'
winners. iivrtO enter, 3lo start. \ horr a.,
turrint tho Ncld will get ir't moNry nE,H
iiCh, t'7rIrcd IO change order OF ANY DAY
plU"rNIlUC Tho association reserves tho IN,.'
lo declare oN any race not filling satt>tucid'.,
A!Wa,' 'aro p~J>tnNico address, and pt''s'''
Which, known
Ncw Regulation Eighty Foot Track. As EHN
n'ihc bo,I. New steel tirnnd stand, the pt''S'
any hall milo track IN the country.
General .1tmis>Ion. 500.
Il. ". McLURE, Secretary.
!eIO WhcclIug, ". Va
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The commencement scason begins in
earnca, tins weak. and the "iair girl
craduatcs," md the future statesmen"
will have their innings.
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And vet discretion must be used
To steer Ihc tEin: Alright;
II too much ballast gets away
Clean out OF sight.
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THE lSrrLLIGEScEn. embracing liz several
editions Is entered Ia tho pO'toNico At Wheel
Ing, ". Va, as ~second.ClRss %IunttSr.l