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soc. LaundeTed Shirt Waists
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HandkerchiefS.
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HaudkeIchiefs the usual / &c. quality,
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2"-inch Extra Heavy Black Satin
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TO 20 at
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Fine Parkhin Zephyrs. very much
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SIX DAYS IN A CALoRIMETER.
Scientific Experiments With Human
Subjects at Wesleyan University.

Subjects at Wesleyan University.
Middletown, Conn.,, March 21.-Dr. o.
=. Tower was released from the Calori-
meter this noon at Wesleyan, having been
there six days.
He is in n most excellent condition and
the Experiment has been n success. Further
experiments viii be made next week, when
A. W. Smith will enter the box for ten
days. The results will not be given out
for publication until the experiments are
finished
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$4.Ps each.

Mixed Gray and Tan Suits; skirt
s yards wide; REFER Jacket, lined
with COlOred silk
S6.75 each.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
MoRTON's REPORT.
The Secretary of Agriculture Has Saved
02,OOO,OOO In His Department.

The Secretary Of Agriculture Has Saved
100000 in His Department.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Secretary
Morton in his annual report, which
will shortly be made public, will re.
view the economical features of his adj
ministration and cite figures to show
that he has covered back into the
treasury 100000 of the appropri-
alton for the agricultural department
during the four years, or $4,000 each
year. One of the principal features
will be q lengthy refutation of the
claims of what he calls calamity
howlers." He will contend that agri-
cultural interests are not declining;
that ~ per cent Of the farms in the
country are without any encumbrance.
while the encumb rance on the remain
ing % per cent was incurred In the
purchase and improvement Of the
lands. The report will state that the
greatest ratio Of mortgages is found in
the north Atlantic states, and that
New Jersey shows especially heavy en-
cumbrances The secretary will decry
the lavish publications of the govern
ment and show pruning down of the
literary output OF the department.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
NATURES WISDOM.
A Convincing Argumsnt in Favor .

A Convincing Argument In Favor OF the
Fitness Of Things.
Erastus Pinkley was sitting on the
top rail of the fence throwing corn TO
the pride of the household and the
hope Of Thanksgivings, a solitary
turkey.
He was about to she'll an ear OF red
corn when his mother called to him:
"Hor up. dar, chilli Aim yoh got
no respeck fob de feelin's O. dat bird7"
II wusn' sayin' muffin ter i'm, mam'
N.Y."
factions speak louder'n words Yoh
wus gwinter fro,v dat red con at Inn.
Yoh min aim on )oh business You's.
been lis'nin erou1' ter desc men dat
talks bout de free coinage o. bimetal-
lism tell y6h doan' know whit yoh's
doin'."
'Dar aim no insult ter de turkey in
red CON no mon dar is In yailer.
Cons con.
'.Mebbe it's But er turkey doan'
like it. He git mad whenebber he
sees it, an doan' want i'm fretted,
case dats spills de meat"
"Wal! Ef dat aim de foolishestE
De idee oh er turkey tu'nin' up lis nose
at good victuals case o. de color"
Hush dat talk. Eff err turkey had
sense 'twould be de ruination OBJ i'm.
Hit am err evidence of de wisdom OBJ
nature dat he ain got only 'telligence
huff ter eat"
''Sense can't hurt nobody"
"Da's er mistake. Hit can be out o.
place same ez anything else. Spos'n
dat turkey wus er onderstandin' AMI
mile. He'd go erhead an worry hisset
thin ober de lection an de financial
question, same ez de white folks does,
an by de time Fanksgibbin' comes err
long dar wouldn' be muffin lef OBJ i'm,
'ceptin er rack o. observation-disclosures
Star,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
GENERAL NEWS.

SENATOR BUFFERS paper at Raleigh,
N. G., said editorially on the 18th that
If Mr.. Bryan desired to head the re-
form forces he must do SO under some
other name than that Of democrat, as
the populists were done with demo-
Gratis The paper said it spoke for the
peoples party of North Carolina, II not
for the whole nation.
FAILURES for the week ended the
18th (Dun's report have been 276 In
the United States, against 2s3 last
year, and 46 in Canada, against 40 last
year.
THE third dynamite explosion, and
the most destructive Of the three,
within three weeks, occurred at West
Union, o., on the 18th. The concus.
sion broke every glass in the court
house windows, besides breaking glass
in the windows of dwellings all over
the town. Officers were searching for
the authors of the mischief.
The Chicago manual training school
was destroyed by fire on the 18th. 1t
was one of the best equipped institu-
tions of its kind In the country. Loss,
S75, 900; fully insured.
Mr. CAMPBELL's two children and q
young man were burned to death in
fire at Gratoit county, Mich.
MRS. GRACE TAYLOR, aged 10, was
found dead on the Burlington tracks
at Bushnell, Ill. She was Respondent
because Of family troubles, and it was
believed she committed suicide by
THROWN, herself before train.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
ENTIRE FAMILY INSANE.
Extraordinary Case 0f> Religious Insanity
Reported in Canada.


Extraordinary Case of> Religious Insanity
Reported in Canada.
BowMANvILLE, Ont, Nov. 1o.-A
most extraordinary case of religious
mania is reported from farm house
near the Long Sault. There for a mum.
Der of years resided Elijah Rice, his
wife and Is children. The eldest son,
Louis, 90 years old, recently became
insane, and announced himself as the
"Prince of the Sandhills," and declared
that Christ had appointed him to reform
the world. The mania extended to the
father, mother and the other children.
who neglected the farm and spent their
time singing and praying. Recently
the father conceived the idea
that Louis was pursued by the
devil and that 1t must be beaten
out of him. Louis was knocked
down with leg of chair and Mr.. and
Mrs Rice and two sons pounded him
into insensibility. When this was &C.
complished they were satisfied the
devil was driven out Their next
move was to celebrate the Feast OF
the Passover" and one of the little
children was to be sacrificed as the
pascal lamb" One of the sons,
mere boy, told this to clergyman,
who informed the police. On visiting
the farm they found Rice and his son
Louis suffering from intense mania
and had them removed to Kingston in
sane asylum. The doctors say that the
other members will recover.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
Jewish Kings.

The Jews, from the coronation Of
Saul, in 1895 B. c., to the accession of
Rehoboam. in 975, had three kings
Saul, David and Solomon, who each
reigned 40 years. The kingdom Of
Israel, from the accession of Reho-
beam l., in 975, to the dispersion of the
ten tribes, in 72l, had 10 kings Be.
tween Rehoboam, B. c. 975, and Zede-
kiah, the last king in Jerusalem before
the Babylonish captivity, In 500, there
were % kings. Chicago Inter-Ocesn.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
NIAGARA HARNESSED.
The Great Cataract Made to Transmit Elec-
trical Power to buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. l6. AT mid
night last night the turning of a switch
in the biz power house ut Niagara
Falls completed a circuit which caused
Niagara river to flow up hill, SO to
speak, by returning fraction of its
resistless energy, which had already
swept past the gates of Buffalo, back
into that city, 81 miles distant. The
harness was buckled that bitches the
the factory wheels of Buffalo to the
greatest cataract on earth. This morn
ing the street cars of this city will
move by falls power. Hereafter
the falls must work enough to earn
their living.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND ADVISED.

The Noted Catholic Prelate Given Tip to
Moderate His Utteranccs.
ROME, Nov. l6-lt Is semi-officially
stated at the vatican that the reports
circulated in the United States of the
intention of the pope to remove Arch
bishop Ireland, Of st. Paul, are ''pure
inventions" Archbishop Ireland has
simply been advised from an authorized
quarter to moderate his attitude, avoid
irritating discussions and conform his
conduct to the instructions Of the holy
see, especially rs regards educational,
social questions and the favor to be &C.
corded to religious bodies.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
LEE NOT APPREHENslvE.
He Thinks Stories Of Probable SPANISH
American Conflict Overdone.

He THINKS SCOf1oN OF y FfODADIe Spontbus
American Conflict Overdone.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lG.-Gen. Fitz.
hugh Lee, consul-general of the United
States to Cuba, talked Of the, Spanish
Cuban situation. and while not deny
ing the possibility of war with Spain,
expressed the opinion that the reports
that open rupture was imminent and
that consequent preparations for trou.
BILE were being made by both
countries might lie greatly exag-
gerated. He said he had no knowledge
of Immediate danger of hostility, al
though, of course there was great feel
ing among some Spaniards against this
country who thought that without
filibustering aid and comfort from
here, the rebellion might easily be sup.
pressed.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
Chinese Salvation Army.

ST. Louis, Nov. 16.-Chinese Mission.
ary Andrew Foo has a scheme to es-
tablish an exclusively Chinese school
in this city for wealthy young Celes-
tials who can afford an American edu.
cation. Foo is a friend of Ii Hung
Chang, and one of his exploits has been
the organization of q sort of Chinese
Salratic n army.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
Tho Pleasures Of the Chase.

An old English squire, defending fox
hunting. said: by Jove, sir! we enjoy
it, the hounds enjoy it, and I'm blowed
If 1 don't think the fox enjoys it, too"
II is much the Same with heresy hunt
ing. The hunter enjoys 1t, the public
enjoys it, and the hereto enjoys 1t,
too; for he knows that il he is con-
victed he will be widely advertised
and get a call at a high salary from q.
society in quest of an attractive
preacher. Boston Transcript.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
Died at the Age of 12O.

HopKINsvILLE, KY, Nov. 16--Henry
Blankinship, the oldest man in Ken
lucky. died at his home near Fairview
last night of complication Of dis.
eases, aged 100 years. He was born in
Virginia in 1776, and moved to Ken
lucky and married years before the
war of 1872 He was the father of Is
children, II Of whom are still living,
the Oldest being past so years of age.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News
WASHINGTON NOTES.

ALL of the arrangements for the ar.
bitration of the Venezuelan dispute
have been completed. The arbitration
commission will consist of five arbi-
traitors, two to be named by the United
States and two by Great Britain, the
fifth one to be King Oscar II. OF .Swe-
den. The final terms of the treaty
were arranged in Washington on the
night of the 9th, cabled to London and
accepted. The general treaty of arbi-
tration between the United States and
Great Britain is to be arranged later.
GEN. MILES has made his annual re-
port to the secretary of war and says,
among other things, that the freedom
of the country of late from Indian out.
break was caused by the better treat
ment the red men now receive from
the government The general consid-
ers the subject of coast defenses. He
also urges an increase in the army,
wanting its strength based on the pop
ulation-one soldier being allowed for
every 1000 or 1000 inhabitants.
The United States government on
the 10th purchased the house where
Abraham Lincoln died on Tenth
street, between E and F streets, Wash
iugton. The house has lately been oc-
cupied by the Lincoln Memorial asso-
citation as museum of relics OF the
martyred president, and it was for the
purpose Of perpetuating this museum
that congress appropriated $4,000 for
the purchase of the property.
"a
cultural Colleges and Experiment Sta
tons, at its session in Washington on
the 18th, elected as its president George
T. Fairchild, president OF the Kansas
state agricultural college at Manhat-
tan.
RETURNS from all of the 119 counties
in Kentucky have been reported at the
Office of the secretary of state. On the
national ticket they show q total vote
of AS, 600. McKinley's vote was 2iS,055;
Bryan's, 2l7,79s; McKinley's plurality,
257.
A SPECIAL dispatch to the Chicago
Inter Ocean from Washington on the
12th said that the war department had
called on the leading trunk line roads
running to Key West, New Orleans and
the other gulf ports for an immediate
statement of their capacity to move
troops, supplies and heavy war ma
terial. Caution as to secrecy was i'm
posed on all roads called on for in
formation.
IT was reported at Washington re-
Gently that Secretary Carlisle may re-
tire from the cabinet before the ex-
piration of his term. The report was
based on the belief that Justice Field
will soon retire from the supreme
bench and that Mr.. Carlisle will be ap-
pointed to succeed him.
OFFICIALS of the war department
denied without qualification the story
published by Chicago paper on the
18th to the effect that the department
had called on railroad companies for
rates for the transportation OF troops
and war materials from the west to
0,,lf norris
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19

Mn. CRIMsoNBEAK--"Do you think, my
dear, that the time will ever come when the
men will do the csokingf" Mrs. Crimson
beak-"Not in this world, John. "-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19

81 DUNNO which is de wust o. de tw@,"
said Uncle Eben, ode man dat thinks he's
too good ter be in politics err de man dat's
so bad he has ter be put out"-Washington
Star,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19

DoN'r Neglect Cough. TakeSome Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar fnstamcr.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19

CAscARErs stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or grippe.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-19

THE best of us owe more to chance than
we are willing to admit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
The Mexican Dollar Object Lesson.

The Mexican dollar asininity, or oh
ject lesson" to intelligent minds con-
clusively proves the Soundncss of the
free coinage argument. Like the money
OF all countries, gold or silver, the silver
dollar coined by Mexico 10 worth outside
OF that country only Its bullion value,
but In Mexico II 10 worth its full face
value. and will buy n full dollars worth.
Wheeling Register.
II the Mexican dollar proves the
s%oundness OF the free coinage argument.
you should be careful not TO say harsh
things about thoEe who use that object
Lesson. You may friGhen them OF. and
then nothing will be left 70 prove the
s~oundness of the free coinage argument.
Let us look n little into this from, the
Register.
"a. Like the money OF all countries.
gold or silver. the silver dollar coined by
Mexico Ia worth outside Of that country
only lts bullion value, but
() In Mexico 1t Is worth It's full face
value, and Will buy a full dollars
worth"
%. This Ia very l%gnorantly or very.
dishonesty put. We don't Ike TO think
It Is lone dishonesty. The Mexican Sill
yer dollar outside Of lta own country lG
worth nbout nrty-four cents. If Mexico
had n coin OF the weight and flncncss OF
our gold dollar. 1t would be worth n
hundred cents anywhere In the world.
Our American dollar IL worth that be-
cause It has In 1t that much gold. The
Mexican ia not worth that because It
has in It only Il little more than half That
much silver. No matter whnt the mint
stamp may say, trade puts coins In the
balances and weighs them; and then It
knowa what they are worth.
(2). The first point to be made against
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
Capt .. 3. Dovcncr's Appointments.

Weston. Saturday. Aug. %. Lewis Co.
Confluence, Monday. Aug. -. Lewis Co.
Sutton, lirnNtOn Co., Tuesday. Aug %.
Roncy's Point, Thursday. Aug, e. p. M.
Ohio Co.
Elm Grove. Thursday. Aug. q. night,
Ohio Co.
Moundsvillc. August IS. Friday, at . p.
M, Marshall Co.
Sistcrsvillc, Saturday. Aug. 70, at 2p.
|, m. Tyler Co.
MiLdlcbournc. Monday. Aug, II, at . n.
M. Tyler Co,
Central Station, Tuesday, Sept. l, a, |
y. m, DuddrIdEc Co.
Salem. Tuesday, Sept, |, ut p. M. liar
risOn Co.
Browns Mills, Wednesday, Sept. ., at
y. IN. Harrison Co.
ShInston, Wednesday, Sept. =, ut ! p. H.,
Harrison Co.
Itomlnc's Mills. Thursday, Sept. 8, at
l y. M. Harrison Co.
bridgeport Thursday, Sept, J. ut 7 y. m,
Harrison CO.
West Milford. Friday. Sept. !. Mt l p. H.,
IlurrigOn Co.
WilSonlnrr. Friday. Sept. /, ut I p. IN.
lIurrig0n Co. 80
Wheeling, Mozart Park. Saturday, Sent
+, ut | y. IN, Ohio Co.
WnlkcrHyillc. Monday, Sept. !, at u. M,
Harrison Co. '
Clnrkshurg. Tuesday. Sept. $. ut | y. m,
llnrrlpon Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20

When silver is 81 30 nm ounce n silver
dollar can 20 ON 'Itg own merit, Thcn
the silver In n silver dollar IA worth n
hundred cents. Then sixteen ounce, NJ
| silver nrc worth one ounce of gold Then
| sixteen ounces Of silver will buv ns much
ms nm ounce Of gold win buy. Irhen IL IN
/ Is an honest fact.
When Mr.. Byan tells tho pcon,o tim,
the free coinage OF silver vii, raise IN,
price OF silver from IN. nrcsrn, 1c,,ro 60
centa mn ounce. IA q 90 nj, o,,rcc IN
| brcnthes the hone Of IN. silver mine
owner. who ia looking ou, far himss,,
| Whit ia There In This for nnvhoJv cleo,
| How will II helm onvho1v yh, has M
silver to coin?
II silver he ndyonc,d 70 &, no rcr
| ounce, does unyhodv surroso ,h,, ,ru,
owner NJ that slrvcr i, ro,,c IN H., =,
weak or so ch,rItoblc "a m ssu Mi, .u-
yer for less ,hnr rho mario, ,r,,.,
Docs s,,r,oso DO ,,,u 10, IT.,
sl,Scr a,lIar, 80 ,nr I,,. ,,,r ,,nd.od
crn,s onIcr. 50 Ian, n, thev no wor,h,
thu. much qwbon hr ,o,s I'm =, 70, I,ss
WON, II no WHOM ,bov oro wor,b los nrI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20

The Rupublican state campaign COM
mlttee have gotten out Lie No. !. 1t Is
In the shape Of n doIger headed: Gen.
C. c. Watts Believes the Free Silver
Sentiment is Dying Out in West Vir-
Einia." This document Is q lie on its
face.-Register.
But the above paragraph IS not lie
No. l" for the Register. The dodgcr In
question :S 20; the work OF the Republic
can state committee at all. but is II cir
cular which va printed and circulated
at the Democratic state convention In
this city last week. by managers OF the
auti-Watts faction.
Had the editor OF the Register been In
that convention he could have seen the
friends of Judge Bennett. Col. Smith and
air. Ralphsnyder industrIously cIrcula-
ting the dodger, which they had printed
for that purpose. II the Republican
committee is now circulating 1t, 1t Is en-
gagged in doing Just what n very large
and respectable portion OF the Demo-
cratic state convention was doing.
LUZ LHiA IL iDl dlls lIt GJllCliLS VI
the dodser originally appeared In the
Wheeling Register as a Washington
special, and the head lines. Gen. c. c.
Watts Believes the Free Sinvcr Sentl-
mcnt is Dying Out In West Virginia."
are the Identical headlines which APP
pearcd over the publication In the Reg
lister.
If the document is "a lie on It's face"
the Register is responsible for it. y
reference to the document distributed In
the convention Will show the date on
which 1t originally appeared iu>the Reg
lister. This Is not the first time recently
In this campaign that our neiEhbOr has
denounced It's own Views aud publIca-
tons of some months ago as fallacious
or false.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
COL. W. W. BALDWIN,
The nmo Kentucky Democrat, Tells
Why lie 4. mr Mckinley.

a Lexington, Ky, dispatch says that
Col. W. w. Baldwin, the famous Ken
tucklnn. was In TINT city 10 meet Scnn-
tor Lindsay. Col. Baldwin Is seventy
yeniN Old and has all his life been an
uncomnromislng Democrat. He said:
81 claim that | nm not n traitor TO
the Demucrntlc party. ] believe ! am n
patriotic citizen, and | am opposed to
the platform OF the Chicago convention
and | cannot support It's nominees, |
believe the only salvation for this oun
try Is the election Of William Mckinley.
and | shall vote for him. In my county,
Mason. | believe TINT 70 per cent OF the
gold Democrats win vote for Mckinley.
] think the way to kill u snake Ia 10
hit II on tho hcnd, not on the tail, and
] believe the surest way for sound
money Democrats to defeat Bryan. the
PopulIst candidate for President. II to
vote for Mckinley. At the same time |
am In favor of tho third ticket. ns |
know many Democrats who are so hide
bound they cannot vote for Mckinley,
and yGt they are so patriotic they will
not vote for Bryan II an opportunity IL
afforded them to vote for Il candidate
who has the endorsement OF any con-
siderable portion Of the Democratic
party"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20
WHITENING DAILY INTEILGENcER THURSDAY AUGUST p. 1896

this 10 like the last-lt is not true, In
Mexico u Mexican dollar is not worth
full face value and Will not buy n dol
lars worth. 1t buys Just half a. much
ns an American dollar buys. Go to
Mexico, bargain for anything that IN
sold for u dollar, lay down an American
dollar, and you will get tho article you
have bought aud II Mexican dollar IN
change. An article priced ut two dol
lars In Mexican money Is sold for one
dollar In American money.
SO 1t Ia In other silver countries. Their
standard silver coins cannot hold up
their heads above the market price OF
silver bullion. 1t would DO the same In
tho United States II we were to Mcxi.
canlse our currency,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-20

BY JOS. n. FITZPATRICK.
Say. 81, can you tell me what be this
silver question
That IL causing so much talk all through
Two read the village papers, magazines
us well.
But dad blame my catskins. II n single
thing they tell.
I'm not much on %IarnIn', but I've some
boss sense.
| know our moneys good enough, 10 why
tear down the fcnce2
Four years OF hlrdshipJ, It's plain enough
to see,
The ldcas OF tho Democrats are not the
thing for me-"
Well. Seth, I will tell ye what little bit
know.
Free silver at sixteen to one would be an
awful blow.
IT'S the scheme OF shrcwd fanatics, who
would richer grow
At the expense OF the poor man. and who
rcaps what others SOW.
'Twould be better II they'd leave the
money question alone.
And try and start our works. which would
make the money come.
I'm sick OF the preaching Of Bryan and
his crew:
The country they couldn't run. no matter
what they To-"
well. 81. ! believe you're right. But will
you tell to me
What he this awful crime that occurred
in scvcnty-thrro?
They Talk of great injustice done the sill
yer men
by such grand old statesmen ms John
Sherman and Jim blaine.
But YOU and ! were living. 81. long be-
fore that time.
And | know We ECvcr suffered by this
awful crime.
So what's the use OF bowling about n
thing that's right.
For experience has shown US twas not
n curse or blight
IT'S truthful words you're saying. 81, but
men will try to fool
Their brethren all they can; they prove
an easy tool.
First I, was free trade that would cure
our every III
Which VIC contracted through the great
Mckinley bill.
What u blessing it proved our Idle mills
will tell
There's no demand for goods, so we
neither buy nor sell.
So n party that would tell such lies Is
surely n disgrace;
Lincoln's party Is the one that should
occupy It's place.