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MISCELLANEOUS

| US1' sgr. oar I.ue Gaas and >.gylui
"t=.tit-- but u-ri" u-a,i. very cheap
..,a..,. .I,is.. 4. pgnlar pr.'s- s-ui.-
aiAhEE - - san st- uw. 1t
n. !. CURRY . SONS conlrarao=
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| SC hc2H-lIEu en-
w ALL PAPER- It yoa wor, your
| VIII cost guG is l5,, tnat Eay- ru' the
| paper a"I i"ngng. {. Z. SLIM T., no.
| TLG&TE3 extracted free. NATIONAL.
NV l.E~IIY DENTAL ~ NF!iMANH,
/ I3-- st NY. Teeth tlicu plates made
| and All kinds of crOE En mi bridge WORT at
| ~iuH. rntTg, to cover cost ui material. No
! ,Earg,. iur examination. IulIrmaf, uitru
from !" a. IA. t" p. III. aulS-tf
FUsN1'E' Z RE carefully moved, large
tccd. ROLLINS LNTkEss, 4&4 I%ln st
i EI. sCaEEL. teacher ul piano.
".EiH ''uu >'nslus '' S.Eii. tlculrr
further advanced terms, $40 for % les
-rIs. l1lu q 50 nv su-G-I rfu
LA DIES AMI gru}Iciurps z}ors made
lo order. aiau all Kinds ui I"pJiTIuZ,
half sole and heel. 0Oc IL ia. ave.
~. sc@G-IJ
80 yf -1-I- -.lr1rt- cIcInaa. tr,.,rnv,.,-
process, euprrhnatcd rtrnru aud napr-
tina gls y. Il! CHAcL * BRO. go H.
ave. sc22tr
WALL PAPER VIII furnish ne
up. las y. LhAN~, -!2 l@rh sr sw
sc-2- In
25c-Vlslrirp cards, nnisiicd in
three MINUTES, @ .s, las'eSt c,,rd press in
my ,u"dp Park, go /. Nur cd
sci i-lIu"
Will give lo-~ons ON the piano nrear.
y,.I music. rl,, charges moderate
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SEQ limo
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lIal in The CITY. s. 30, experienced
a-b : 81. NV 'fL'nr, oou. h.lG-JT
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aAuuuEas as ever: NpLTE, the pnpcrhaug
or. y.G iluw. paEsfe ruuu FROM - up
prrtty ui.hra'Ious. too $40 sun -.
CURT n GES Iamdr,ca equal To nrw
~ i"G u par, called iur ana delivered
6u3 l. ST NV. scG.tf
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LOST Lc.ou au1 white ~rrfrr pup. X
mouth, ul., answers 90 name T.t,
i-.H.f.. % returned 90 II.- COLE. 81.
ttu - ~w. trt-.'t
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f..N '..l.fI 'h.. r.r. Tues
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" AN TED-A clerk, with some knnyvI-
edScOt type writing nj shurtha nd; sta To
SSNp.fltnCe u and salary asked Address MIR
u, Atty, this office. II '' w.
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W ALL Paper

LESS q rs; uu piano. violin or comet. by
I-s,Ir .,-.Ej nLhaHd Wife, - .la s..
SC hc2H- lILu cIu
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EDUCATIONAL.
Georgetown University
CFoundcd i7S9).
SCHOOL OF LAW.

FACULTY.
Rev. ]. HAVENS RICHARDS, s. j.,
President of the University
Hon. HENRN Il. BROWN, IL D.
tJu>tice supreme coUr, of the United Statcsl,
Lecturer on Admiral y Jurisprudence
ho.. " LILLIAN ~ RICHARDSON, Ii, II.
.H."i Ju-Lc" mitcd states Court of Claims,
Emeritus Professor of statutory and Admin.
Isira'iye Law and Legal NINimS
non MARTIN + NORRIS, IL. u.
/ NNN-oci'te Justice Court of Appeals OF tho
DlS'rict OF Coumhial.
Le'.gr'r on Constitutional and interna iona!
Law ana Cumrarai5y" Jurisprudence.
Hon SETH SHEPARD, IL. -.
NAN~Ociaic JUstlc Court uI Appeals ot the
District ot tu'umbiU.
IcriH-Cr on Law OF Cnrp. rttiuu- nd Equity
Jurisprudence.
InH. JEREMIAH NJ WILSON. IL. u.
neau ol Ihr Faculty and Lecturer "a The
Law 90 Ecal state
Hon. LOUIS D. Nc oMAN
I lAS-"oiIic Justice ~upE'"r court oi Inc Us
trl,to. o. umbII..
Lecturer oa tie Inv "i contracts AMI iAe
LAW ul Evidence.
Ip~ETH T. DAElINpiON, Ii T.
l~p,p.ll Leegrr---Uhjcor and date TO be
hereafter auuuUuCcdl
GEOEGL j. iiAM!liON' IL. l..
Equity PhaImE and Practice
T.. ROSS PERCY. \ NJ. Ii. D..
Lecturer ON Common Law pIcadugs. Crimi-
nal Law and domestic Relations
Ecv. RENE Holland. :. J.,
Lecturer on Natural Law
TALLMADGE A.LAMBERT, Ii. D.,
Lecturer ON Ciyil Law.
CHARLES \. DOUGLASS. Esq.
Lecturer uu the Law of Iorts and Negotiable
Pare.
MICHAEL. COLBERT. \. NJ.
Lecturer ON the Inv of Personal Prupcr.y
u. W. BAKER, y. NJ,
Judge "i the Circuit court ami Lecturer on
, Elementary Practice.
'oI tI OF APPEAIS: Mr>>r~. TaIlmadgc
y. Lambert. Job Barnard ami Henry Wise
EXAMINERS: Mrssrs. ]. Altheus johnson
and Horny W SOlnn
81 ERIK OF COURTS: Harry ". Hodges,
SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN. AN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
q. NJ. nUNT. Ii. N.
Assistant Secretary.
] ne twrnty-scycnth annual session of The
~'hH"i OF LHw opens on WEDNESDAY
L. l'IrI = I>'. al ESQ -. T.. IN the Law
-'H .ni bEl. Ding. Nos. 500 and .UN J.. ~tsrrs
northwest when the introductory lecture
WIZ h' GrIlEcrc aud announcements mad.
loi On" ensuing term. Present and pros prcriyc
students, alumni and all others intcrc~. ed
al" '"raiaily InNIled To be present. The sec
hhhu.A- Hy!iy from to To p. III. Tor mlorun-
tOh. enrolment. sc. Those prnuo~iug tp
connect themselves with the school fur the
ensuing term aye requested 70 enroll their
names b.l"Ic the opening night. and thus
ANnla the delay Incident TO that occasion.
tIltE al giving CaUT~" OF study. terms,
,H''.. can be obtained at book stores ul ". II
N"rIIsHu'~ sons. - i street northwest:
I-oNu~rMI.k a Co. lIf I street northwest
aud John Eyre * 60. -, I street north
'n>t. a"d a ". :. TAomp>on'- Drug Store.
10 ia -trFef northwest. rr on application
personally OF by letter 40 IA. uudcr-Igucd
= NJ EhINA\.
-e---|-ti secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.

National University,
Incorporated by Special ctof Congress.
Law Department..
FACULTY OF LAW.
| President,
| HON. RICHARD II. ALVEY,
! Chief Justice of the Court of ppcalS OF the
| District of Columbia, Lecturer Oh Con
stitutional Law.
| JAMES SCHOULEK, LII. D.,
(Boston, Mass
| Lecturer on Ballmcnts, Domestic Relations,
Wills ana Administration
HON. II. Q. .CLAUGHToN, LII d,
tOf the Washington Barr,
Instructor OF the Senior Class and Professor
otComm"n- Law Pleading, Evidence Equi-
t. Jurisprudence and Pleading, Cummcr-
cal and Criminal Law, ana the Law OF
Iurts
HON. JOHN GOODE,
cor virginia.,
Lecturer Unih" Law Of Crimes
hon. CHARLES C. COLE,
ASSpciai" Justice ut The Supreme Court uf
ti,r s, i,,sIriGf If Columbia, Lecturer on
EUGENE CARusL Ii. D.,
Instructor 0i the Junior Class aud Pro
lessor OF the Law Of Real Property. Cou-
IiIClI. Negotiable Instruments aud Cor
JACKSON Il RALaToN Ii. NJ,
con The Washington Barr.
Lecturer on lIaclIcr, and Judge OF the
NtcN court.
WALTER ! ROGERS LII NJ
iLHtc OF the Us. fatruI DfrIcct
>, hGrl4fer on Patent Law and PractIrc.
Hun. II. o tlAlGHION EIGkNE. A
Rl 81 AND JACKSON IL
RA LSTON
Judges of the Court Of Appeals
Inc sessions vii. begin on Thursday. OCtu.
Der l. lH"G, IN the college. $50 TnIrr"cnrh
street northwest, at : y. m. when the
ahhouhCencntS Will be ma de by the
members OF the faculty. Class rccr1tiunS
AT b-"o p. m, as heretofore The mode of
instruction IN this school which iusurcS
the active participation of each uclubrr IN
IN" exercises during each session Of his
Class. requires thaf the membership of each
class h" Ilmlt"G- I'm early enrolment is
therefor" desirable The Secretary can Hr
seen al his office. go Thirteenth street
northwest. every day except Sunday De.
tween the hours OF $40 a m. and i so -
IN until October /. After that date AT the
college building. also between & and =
p In. daily. Iatalugu" cuutgivIu. ruiI in.
formation rs To tuIrsr O.. Stuil ..~ ana terms
can be had upon application at the book
stores of N'S>r>. Luwdcrunk n Co... If2l
i St. NV. Wm II Mprrispn, 1884 f ST. NY:
John Brynr * 60. l322 + st. NV or upun
application In person or by letter To
EUGENE II CA RUS Secretary.
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FOR s. iE or exchange bay horse
WoFkrG, not HTIHu OF the ,aI>; InGy can
drive nam, wuUid Surucr tIaur Tor larL,
horse. Inquire oI NJ. l.. naUAN. Morris
road, Auacusl.u. Il
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4 OR II r; .;sSh'-~U~ 6Lh ST. NV. u.,.
c,ufurgIuIy furnished rooms, with ur
without n"Hld, tfdn>!euts accommodated
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j. Il. SCaEEl. teacher ul piano.
uITtU "uu >.I"lug Hl SlEtr. IDuIIr
attention e.. trgiuuoT~.a~ well a.. TO those.
further adyau'"d1 terms $40 for 20 les
-uI.s l1lu q st Hw seq .t.fli
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FOR RENT Eoom ioardfor young
men, SIo per month. 81 /! II NV.
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FOR RENT unrurulshcd. two or three
second llnor rooms, heat. gas and
bath. 123 + st ne. II
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IA We yuuu carpets cleaned, improved
process, euVrrhratrd steam aud napr-
tnl gIs \ II! CHAtE j. BRO. go il.
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GonZaga College,

TOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY.
Gas ica', scientific and Bu-.ucs, Courses
GUart.g-
a-V. u0EEELlU- GILLESPIE. $. J..
sU-- President.
81. CECELIA'S ACADEMY,
COL LasL ,JYlia. -l-. Washington. u.
S-GIa.- w.U bic resumed Uu TUESDAY
September .
l.. addition 10 n thorough course in th..
English Erau.iivs. there aye glasses IN
French. German. music, and paiHuag La.
l!.a aur attending the academy may avail
tL....-- ives of these OPPORTUNITIES
IHT luFLheI particulars, address.
Ee-j-lUJ EI<IIE SUPERIOR
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mSheu, ID floor, 3 rooms bath, gas;
neat light housck cepiug; cars ana ncr-
bliS. u
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FnH HIRF

eos HIEF
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FOR RENT c ST. NV, parlor
bedroom, irst floor; also nicely fur
ilshed second aud third story rooms: very
OCl ct
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" a ANTED- BY colorcd man, place as
439 Franklin st. '' " IL
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FOR RENT Dnc large ana Two smHll
furnished rooms, with board, located
near Capitol and al lines OF cars. terms
reasonable. I'll st. NV cCl-3t
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HELP WANTED-NALE AND
FEMALE

HELP Win reference. furnished free
I'll - 81 NV II
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FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnIsh-
cu rooms, with or without board. first.
second ANA tn,gd floors. reasonable rates.
would also like table tOardCrs, private
Ilm'ly; privilege Of pdrlOr ana bath. III
II ST NV 1t
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po~rorFICE NOTICE.

sEUu.I h" read d-..g ty -aI i.',l,~. ed.
a. gttt.gen may u..ur af 49,. Time.
turelga artIs Tor The week ,l.Iug &c
laloE -. close promptly ~ Tins Office. as
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A MEETING: :or

A nj MEETJN NC ;oC Connecticut voters,
favorable {" Ghc cause OF sound none \
Will he held at Nos 2U7 Four-and-a hair
street northwest ,'thrd floor on THURS
DAY, October /, at p. m. Letters from
Connecticut Congressional delegation show
ing the situation a. home, viii be rad. and
the campaign committee will make re
port showing what has been done and
what vet remains 10 be done The ScCrr-
tary VIII he prepared to report on the date
ana rates OF transportation for voters i'm
NoNrhbcr. TIE COMMITTEE.
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Mails for south ana Central America.
MrSt ImnLn.,. III

lfIUESDAi-0d dat 9 20 q. rn.. for Barb,
DDS direct, also Narlh HraNl wa Para ana
MaitJ-, per $ 5 Nrbralsu>.. Letter, TOR
gi ,itF paris "i iiraLil must u" directed Der
SDbrIlcH-c-'
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FOX SALE -~IX-yrar-Gld marc. uuf,
iua'i''i, AID !drHrNs. Room To, COS
/ ST. NV. sc2S-3t ,"n
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rooms lhp"rrh cheap. an tn" paper
VIII cost g,I is l5,, tnat ptg- Tor the
paper daI hanging. &. e. SILE<tE T.. T}u.
,;I ST. ne Sc1I-7L
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RED STAR LINE.

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RecrniIs Ior n Mann

" "A ANTED Recruits for U Marine
Sofps' abie-hodied, unmarried men, OF
5ool cIaracter and temperate habits be-
tNeeh the ages Of 21 anu 30 years; to De
Ho1 less than feet > inches, and not over
VI !teJ iii IieISht, aud able to speak, read and
- J" rue the English language; recruits must
~ r. CI,lHehs or have legally declared their
Intention to beCOmc citizens Amply to
commanding Officer, Marine Barracks Head
quarters, Marine Corps, or Marine Barracks,
-N--.g lrl. Washington. ID. e. JyI-3m-em
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STU ATIOS~ WANTED MALE
AND FEMALE.

w = STED Situation Toy white man
aud wiIc. AGuTvs, MAN AND WIFE
this office re3U-,St
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UNITED ORDER nE LIE GnInEN

Cr"SS-Ihr session Of the Grand Com
mandcry VIII be resumed This (ThUrsdayI
evening al 30 O'clock in the National Cap
ital Bank building, Sd f!Cor, 316 Pa ave
So GEORGE " \. CTSTIS,
pCl -St Grand Commander
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TORN a DOS and wind storms, Why
damage at ouc-third the cost ur IRE m
surancc. AGNCULTUkAL INSURANCE
co. lHl9 st.nw. Established l~l3
OCl Ht
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
AME ERiCAN LINE.

-" Eagt-~uutLamntG0 G.oaGnu-l.,..
-Usl-sEew T.. = Mali Steamships.
every Mr.a.. .,r.
Sf.Pau.. -egt 30 D. au Par. r.t -- T1 a..
IaIl-. yeE g.. I'd tu -. I.Du.- ru..H H.lJaa
: Louis. b"t. o. iI a4 View b.. Eru-...f g. ..I.
New D. Ont Be-. .usa Paris r... J.. a-s
=. Paul oct .H8Ht. 80. I.r..- g. ~. ..
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"a hNTEF H

~ ANHEu
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALR.

" a n TED White man wants place In
NJ v"uit ~ or city; good driver and mixer.
w VI - u 81. Sc. 1t
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FOR RENT--DOOAIS.

FOR RENT-UnfurniS he'd rooms on
"a ana 50 floors, reasonable; over
i""king Iowa Circle. 15l4 l3th St NV
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WANTED Carpenters Apply at a2I
- a. ave SW 1t
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The Bliss School OF Electricity.

iuco pura'ed. Bliss Building. b Il st. y W
only institution lu U.c country where
UraC'lCd. electrical engineering is thor.
uugh!y and exclusively taught. Laborl-
iuTies iU.!y equipped. Instruction. the test
baoss MDw UIeu Catalogues on apulIga.
ton. L. u BLISS, Pres l.
Bu1 G-ouO
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" A NTED-A good CoIored barber.
single man preferred. 62s ID st. NV.
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HELP wANTED-MALR

" = NTED Two union brickIaycrs.
* SONS. sos I3th 81 NV o. C1IHf
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HELP wASTED-FEMALE-

wANTED-S1 per month raid No.
"lI,cI 10 90 very HEaU CORE poutei,c &c;
must own HdCuIuc, soliciting slG,. yerE
allowed Office General ACGTe,s TyI,E%
" kIIEk, JuIs Office.
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" "A N TED At once, CoIored glrl tn
nIs7s I"O-yeJT-OId BABY, salary 81
month Apply I2l \ st. ne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-29

Modern progress of science has been
fertile In many additions to the re-
SOURCES Of civilization. both in the pre-
vention and the cure Of disease, es-
pccially, perhaps. In the former Sur
gerry has, perhaps, benefited even more
than medicine in this respect, but the
new pharmacy enables us from year
TO year to lessen the dlsagrCoable list
of familiar tcrrors with which the old
apothecary's shop was stocked. The
nauseous compounds and drastic RENE
dies which were the terror OF childhood,
and among the pcnance5 of later life,
nrc slowly but surely giving away to
means not less potent, but far more
agreeable. The Introduction Of natural
aperIent waters has been Il great step
In advance OF the old-faShIoned pills
and petions. md they are achieving
every year an increased popularity,
both with the profession and the public.
One disadvantage under which many
OF them has labOrcd, and which has
interfercd with their efiicaclous useful
ness, has been the relative uncertainty
md absence OF standard uniformity OF
composition. This is now completely
removed by the Introduction by the
Apolllnarls Company Of new Hun
EHian mineral water known as
"APenta." OF this. of which the Lancet
speaks as n 'much-esteemcd purgative
water" the same Journal is able with
accuracy to state Its composition is
constant The practitioner Is thus en-
ablcd to prescribe definite quantities
for definite results" The "ApentR"
water In referred to by tho Medical
Press and Circular az being unique
amongst strong purgatIve waters" The
Edinburgh Medical Journal, which de-
scribrs II truly az "agrce1 BILE tn take"
and as very efficient" adds that
"'Apcnta' water requires only to be
known To be extensively prescribed"
The Royal Hungarian Chemical In
stitute CMinistry OF Agrlculttre). Buda
Pest, has undertaken the absolute
control Of the springs, and Professor
Liebermann, director Of the Royal
Institute. ccrtiiies that I'VE know
Of no stronger or more favorRbly
constituted natural aperient water"
The ApolInnris Company has added
one further valuable Improvement by
introducing the water. In addition 10
the customary forms. IN a new quart
bottle. price 10 cents. which brings the
water within the reach OF. and In n
convenient form for. the bachelor. the
tourist and the traveller, II Is new
thing IN this country To get for 10 cents
n bottle OF foreign natural npercnt
water. and this certified by such high
medical authorities. in language so
culoElstic as Is accorded by them to
the ''Apcnta" water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-29

invented, and Ben Tnshaw was EN-.
pioyed to carry outAh plot eoncocted
by sworn officials of the state. These
things must attach themselves for all
time to q party which gave its sane
ton and approval
While the Democratic party claims
to be II party OF the people. where the
majority rules there Is no party on
earth where the people are more COM
plctcly controlled by bosses and rings.
There Is not a Democrat In the conn
try, however capable or honest, that
could get an office without the consent
az the town ring. They Tx the slate
and govern the elections and all APP
polntments to suit themselves, together
with the business and financial inter
ests Of the people, regardless Of the
Wishes or opinions OF the honest tO!llng
citizens Of the country. with as much
regularity as n machine.
In sevCring my allegiance from the
Democratic party ! do so with the
klndest feelings for all my former po-
iiticni associates, and hope that many
OF the young men OF the country may
read, investigate and think for them
seHed, and feel free to act for them
selves without prejudice or undue in
fluencc, and avoid utilization with a
party that is sectional In its views and
Inspired only by the tune OF Dixie. and
como TO one that is national In its
character broad as the continent, and
whose rallylRg cry shraii ever be. HAIL
Columbia"
In the future ! will give my best
efforts and most loyal support to the
principles ofthc Republican party and in
November next 1t will be my greatest
pleasure, IL l shall be permitted, to cast
my first Republican vote for William
Mckinley, Of Ohio. and G. W. Atkinson.
OF West Virginia, together wIth,thc en-
tire Republican ticket. Very respect
fully yours. O. X. SUTTON.
sutton, April IS. 1896
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-29
acknowledgements.


There are two distinct phases Of the
agitation OF the silver question. The
miners of silver want their product
coined free because they want the gov
eminent TO give them disguised boun-
~ on It, They name the ratio Of l6 TO l
because that would compel the govern
ment 10 give them about twice as much
for their silver as they can now get for 1t
in any n5arket. For sixteen ounces OF
silver 10 be worth as much as one ounce
Of gold, silver would sell for $i.2s29, APP
proximatcly S.?s% per ounce. 1t sells
for a little more than half that and is
somewhat higher than 1t was last year.
II the silver miner IS to be paid By the
government bounty of about 100 per
cent on his product. and this at the cost
OF the people, why should not the gov
eminent do as well for the iron miner or
the potato digger? Silver is not more
sacred than iron or potatoes.
The silver miners have induced large
number of the people to fall in with
them and help along their selfish move
msnt. For the most part the silver
mine owners lind their aid and comfort
among the politicians who think the de-
mand is popular and for that reason de-
sire to stand in with 1t: and among those
persons who think that the free coinage
OF silver would enlarge the volume Of
currency in the country and honestly
believe that they have something to
gain by that This latter element has
the old more money" craze in a new
form. Twenty years ago is was green
backs. Now 1t Is the free coinage Of
silver
hit be granted, merely to let the argu-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-29

Early in August last Mrs. Bliss died
suddenly in New York. Her daughter,
known as Mira. Fleming, was suspected
OF poisoning her 1t is an undeniable
fact that Mrs. Fleming sent her mother
a pitcher OF clam chowder A white
sediment was noticed in the bottom OF
the pitcher and on the mouth. 1t was
believed that this sediment was poison.
This the prosecution undertakes TO
prove by analysis OF the dead woman's
stomach, which contained enough pol
son to kill several persons.
The motive Is sought to be found In
the face that Mrs Fleming was sorcly in
need OF money. and that she would come
into an estate on the death OF her
smother. She had tried every legal
means to get her share and had failed,
Mrs. Fleming wa5 Livingstone. de-
sccnded from that Livingstone who was
first lord OF the Manor OF Livingstone.
The trial Of the case has begun after
the examination OF more than six hun
dred talesmen to get ury The chain
Of circumstnneiai evidence Is strong. but
the accused woman has strong counsel
20 meet 1t The trial is the current SEN
sation OF that city Of sensations.