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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-14

COLOMBO. Ceylon, April 1S.-bl
Hung Chang, the distinguished Chinese
statesman, who Is TO represents the EN-
peror Of China at the ceremonies attend
ing the coronation Of the car at Mos
COW, has arrived here, He was received
with high honors.
Ii Hung Chang Is quoted as saying,
IN the coarse cf an interview, that after
leaving Moscow he will p,ncesd tu BAr-
lin. Essen. Paris and London. and
thence to America, returning to Picking
In November.
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SOOTHING, healing, cleansing, De-
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to sores. wounds and piles, which II
never fails to cure. Stops itching and
burning. Cures chappod lips and cold
sores In two or three hoIrs. Logan &
Co, Wheeling, W. Va, b. f. Peabody,
Benwood, and Bowie & Co. Bridgeport,
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Very truly yours,
JOHN W. MITCHELL,

DON'T invite disappointment by ex-
perimenting. Depend upon one Minute
Cough Cure and you have immediate re.
lief. II cures Group. Tho only harm
less remedy that produces immediate
results. Logan & Co., Wheeling, w.
va, D. L. Peabody. BenwoOd. and
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.
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MAssoWAH. April 13.-Further adj
vices from the front show that the der
wish retreat after the recent fighting
was in the nature OF q complete reut.
Colonel StevanI burned the entrench-
ment works Of Tucruf and Gulusit. The
retreatIng dervIshes inflicted consider
able loss on the ShOanB.
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chi,a Irnr,,rh 10 nnniI,.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lS.-Frltz
Erasmy, a child six years, old, was
burned TO death last night in n fire
which destroyed three houses in the
Richmond district. Mrs. Catharine
Blume, the chiid's grandmother, leaped
from a second story window and was
seriously injured.
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GIVE me n liver regulator and can
regulate the world, said n genius. Tho
druggist handed hl;a n bottle OF De-
Wits Little Early Itiscrs. the famous
Ilttie pills. Logan & CO.. whcellaE, w,
Va, u. +. Peabody, Bcnwood and Bowie
8 Co., Bridgeport. o. 8
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Tho BEST salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rlieum, fever
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II la guaranteed 10 give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price IS
cents per boz. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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CoNSTANTINoPLE. April l3.-An
imperial trade has been issued. COM
manding all Turkish students now
abroad TO return to Turkey. The object
OF this order Is to prevent these stu
dents from Joining in the young Turk
Tnoyemenfa
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NntIcr.
To my pemoeratIe FrIends:

To ny Democratic Friends;
owing to the shortness OF time before
the primaries, may not be able on ac-
count OF physical disabilities with rheu-
matte afilctlon to gee many OF my old
friends personally Hoping this state
ment will be satisfactory and that you
will Notwithstanding turn out at the
primaries on the 18th inst and give me
your assistance for Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County
Very truly yours,
John W. MITCHELL
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FOE SALR.

House. 6 rooms and hall. Market street,
Centre Wheeling, cheap, $l,2JO -
House, r6urns, brick, 10Th st., " C@
s :5dd S SSEE s s fS for ddw TsnS iR &
House 5 roomB and hall, with all modern
!nproysme.nEtssS chaplino ST. Centre
Hesse. rooms rooms and hall, 18th st, $500.
House. rooms, 18th St, Sl,4O0 -
House, rooms, In Belvedere add, $50;
House. 4 rooms and store ROOM, Main
For short time one % the finest houses
m Chnpllne st., Centre Wheeling; rooms,
with hall and modern improvements;
'9Hfo oRR:e .' Foo a hal and large lot 18th
House 1iS rooms and s-roomed house In
rear; lot 30xl2p IT., 18th ST., 5000. -,
House, Z rooms. brick, with hall, jacob
81. Centre Wheeling; cheap, $500,
Hou5e. 6 rooms, brick. Eoff ST. sth ward,
House. 4 rooms. N. Market ST.; cheap
10 lots on Land st. Bslysdere, ssss Zach;
House, rooms, Wilson St, Centre
wheeling; easy terms, $50. -,
Lot, 90 feet front, Lind st., ~ =. e,h
Won Hens ss'! Il rooms, brick. 18th St, $780,
Hotel. q rooms. Martins Ferry o.
cg Hoiise o. S looms rs and s.roomed houEe in
rear, Market St, bet. 18th and Sth sts., ~ w
House. rooms 9nd hall, bath and both
'Rases, Jacob St, bet. 18th and lBth, S5,5O9
Bushes property on Market st at mod
:ssS. rs, 800. $3.50. 5000 and $500 to loan
on real estate.
House. four room and storeroom, E 70 81
New house. G rooms, with large lot, at
Edgington Lane. $500.
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PARIS, April 13.-The Prince de
SaEan and NJ. Hermant fought u duel
this morning. They exchanged four
pistol shots on the Saint Ouen race
course, without effect
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snTc YourLlFe

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HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE


No. q Fifteenth street, rooms, brick.
no. I6l Sixteenth street, lot sQxl20 feet.
a fine residence In Pleasant valley.
Nos 100 and 1872 Seventeenth street.
Nc. s Kentucky street. rooms.
NoreroOms and dwellings renting TOT
SlSf 90 per month, corner Market ana
Twentieth streets, pays u per cent.
No, Kentucky street, lot 3OxltJ feet.
No 22l2 Chapllne street, largo brick
building. 49,.
No I9g 18th street, 5 rooms and stable
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street.
No, 12i 18th street, rooms and bath.
10, 1903 Chapiino street, rooms.
No. 1873 Chapllnc street, rooms.
Iot on Main St, between 22d and I'D SITS.
aIotS on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South Broadway, residence OF ].
q. Hughes, ESQ.
Lot 16xi5O North York street.
lot No, % Indiana 81, rooms, modern.
No q N. Wabash St, 6 rooms, cheap.
A fine lot In Pleasant Valley
No 10 Vermont street, rooms; lot 25HlO0
a lne lot IN woodsdalc.
NThe Bloch property on North Main St
MONEY TO LOAN.
RINEHART & TATUM,
Tho City Bank Building.
Telephone 2la. mrll
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Headache cured In 20 minutes by DR.
Miles Pain Pills. "ono cent dose" AT
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Use DR.. Miles Nerve Pastors for Spinal
Weakness, An drugGtgts sell EN- for 30
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NV. PIERCE, Republic, Ia, says: Fl
have used One Minute Cough Cure In
my family and for myself, with results
80 entirely satisfactory that I can hard
ly find words to express myself as to Its
merit. willfnever fall to recommend
Il to others, On every occasion that pre-
sents itself" Logan & Co.. Wheeling,
". Va, B. +. Peabody, Benwood, and
Bowie & Co. Bridgeport. o. 8
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a COURSE OF Hoods SarsaDurllla
this spring may be the means OF Keeping
you wen and hearty all summer.
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HOODS PILLS are easy to buy. easy
to tnke, easy to operate. Cures all liver
Ills. Csc
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lpuoAIlpNAl.
bpUoA4ipNAl.
MRS. BART'S SCHOOL
Young Ladies
and Children.
Isis market 81, IrhoslIpE. VIVA

Fiflh annual session hOglnS MONnly
REPIElIltEIt 10, 1898. IhiT school -,
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ENutIsiI, MATHIAATicS. EN0LuiI CLAlicI, LAM
NopENS LANGUAGE and EL0cuTfoR
Special advantage offered ffoduasnl t,,-
public schools and othUh who deGtra . puf,s,
hiFher branches Of study.
Melbodi and eonrIo Of inItiuehon eonu,n
flvoraDly with the best tcninadel Ia tie o5VS.
Boys received IN the Primary end Iu,srn,1L
ate Departments For elrculin Of inlerIiss,
''Ps HRS II. STEVENS HART,
Principal RheaIIRs. ". v.
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Nobody need have Neuralgia. CO. Dr..
Miles Pain Pills from drugEista "OnO
cent dose"
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary Pub.
lie and Pension Attorney, No. l6l2 Mar"
let street. apps
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BLACK pRu11ANTGsNs, GTo.-ano B. TAYLOR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-24

Hartford won from the Athletics Seeds
started to pitch for Hartford, but was Vi d
and was taken out. llo gave eight bases
on balls let one run in on u wild pitch and
forced another run. Score s to t.
Newark got fifteen hits off Paterson and
won towards the last. Score 10 to Il.
First baseman Bcrryhill has boen rclcas.
cd and Newell will now captain the team.
There WAS company of rOOtcrs from
tho south side and at every good play they
tootod their horns.
Manager Long felt encouraged at tho
big crowd Why not turn out every day?
Ono Thing at least can be said of he
Lancaster men. 1t Is that they aro the
most guntlcmanly players who have been
here.
Many people from Lancaster saw the
game and rooted as it progressed.
Raircrt is behind the bat again and in
him the club has good player.
All the clubs are now punching. and
there will bo some stiff playing for tho
pcnnant's head.
For the information of lSsc ball cnthu.
siasts, the REpUELICAN announces that its
Standing Of the clubs is official.
Somc said the victory for tho visitors ro-
suited after u Delaware peach had been
given to Hamburg
Tho grand stand was filed with ladies
and others who held passes, They wcro
not newspaper men cithcr,whO have given
the Wilmington club and Managor Long
morc FREQ advertising than could be had
elsewhere.
The base ball enthusiasts woro surpris.
ed, vet delighted to see Ratfert behind 80
bat He came here with II good name and
did good work, but got 1t in the NECK for
waiilng top play ball. II is asserted that
as Raffcrt was about to 20 to tho plato
Manager Long told him how to bat and
the player told him to go to place tLa5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-24
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence OF the ltepnblIcnr.


New CASTLE July 24
The action of the three clerks of the
peace yesterday at Dover furnished grist
Tor the mills of conversation at every cor
ncr where lncmberS of the different polit-
ical parties semblel last evening. The
Democrats '" " talking both ways accord
ing to the m rXion Of the crowd One
time 1t wa i and again it WAS wrong
in their eyes for the clerks to give prefer
cncu To the Higgins ticket. A leading
Democrat said II was policy to throw out
the strongest side and that they expected
to have some Of the Addicks votes this
fall.
The pretty little lawn in the rear of the
residence of the Misses Rodney ON Third
stice' was the scene Of IL delightful time
last evening when lawn party was hcl.
for the benefit of the parish fund of In
manuel Church
a, the meeting of Friendship Ledge,
No. 3. A. o L. w., held nst cvcning, a
committee of ten was named to make ar
rangcmants for the proper celebration of
the fifteenth anniversary of the Lodge.
The celebration will be held mt Colirld
Beach on August rs. The wives and
swcrthralts OF the members will uccomp-
any them duling the afternoon and even
ing.
mere Will DO u big delegation from
Friendship Conr!avc, No. 81 Mogullions,
go to Wilmington this evening" and
accompany the Wilmington Mongullions
to Gordon Heights where they will be the
gue,ts of the management.
There were over fifty persons from this
city yesterday at the bail game in vii.
mington between Lancaster and the local
club. They reported last evening that it
was n spicnded game anti that Montgom-
cry saved the home team from shut out.
Mont ntSomcry's stock has gone up several
notches during the past few weeks and
anxious eyes are watching for his release.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Toner
will take place tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock High mass will be celebrated in
st. Peters Church and interment will be
made in the adjoining cemetery.
Tomatoes took Il sudden start in price
yesterday from 10 cents II half peck to Is
and 2Jcrnts Il half peck.
Frank Raincy found II razor in his gar
den yesterday, which is believed by dates
ON the handle to be nearly i2O years old.
The prevailing question.hero at present
is "WhCn Will the trolley road be built.
and where will the money come from to
ride ON it ?'
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Eckels on the situation.

PITTsDURG, July 24.-Comptroller Eek
els passed through the city last night en-
route to Chicago to attend tho Democratic
gold convention. He said great many
of the most profound thinkers and finan-
ciers of the country had made request
for such n convention. The outcome of
the gathering, ho said, would certainly he
the issuing Of call for n National caEdi-
date to nominate ticket on n gold plat
form and on plan suited to real Demo-
Gratis The new ticket, he Is assured,
would receive tho support OF many Demo-
Gratis who would remain at home on elcc.
ton day rather than vote for Bryan on
silver Populist platform He thinks the
silver idea is being kept at fever heat by
oratory which will cxpend its force long
before the four months have expired. He
thinks Bryan will suifor defeat, but if ho
should be elected ho could not further his
silver plans because Of Republican con-
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tional Convention, and when 1t decided
that Addicks and his followers were not
entitled to seats as delegates it settled the
matter for all. The men who bolted the
convention were the Republican party Of
Delaware.
81 know" said Mr.. Bird that AddIcks
came back with his head down"
| "And tail up?" asked Mr. Watson. =
"The parade which he had was o dis
grace to civilization" was the reply.
Who" continued Mr.. Bird, 'is Ad.
dicks? There are some honest men fol-
Iosing him, but II he was bankrupt he
would lose his following In sixty days. We
were Republicans before Addcks set his
foot here; we will be long after he is dead
or bankrupt. His methods are disgrace to
| civilization. If you three gentlemen knew
the history Of Repubicansm in this state
and knew the delegates at the Georgetown
| convention you know that they are the
! men who would live and die for the Repub-
! lican party. 1t is your duty to decide
whether a man shall come into this state
and succeed by money alone. When he
has bought all the Republicans he can he
will turn into your fold. You have a
chance to stamp your disapproval upon
this 1t goes to the integrity Of the state.
Who knows which is the Republican par
ty? You can give them any badge you
please. If you give Addicks this badge
you say go in and buy the state. II you
do 1t you will hear from your own party"
BENIAH WATSON'S SPEECH.
Beniah Watson was the next speaker.
He said that the other side knew nothing
of politics in this county. The other side
has not corporal's guard. 1t cannot cast
thirty votes in the county. You cannot
keep nine-tenths of the Republican party
off ticket. The laws say that the party
first certifying to ticket shall have the
right to the emblem. This body has moth
ing to do with the convention. All the
clerks can decide is on the law. The ques-
tion to be decided Is to whom the emblem
and device properly belongs. The other
side has not a hundred members in this
county, as required by law In the George
town convention they could not get men
from Kent county to go on their delegate
ticket.
. Money was spent before Addlcks was
born. When did these high moralists grow
up ike mushrooms? Talk about buying
votes talk about Addicks. He never went
10 Laurel and tried to buy man like Hig-
gins did! There was money in Delaware
elections" said Mr.. Watson, before Ad-
dicks came here and you men helped get
1t. He did not ask you to give him money,
1T is none of your business"
The speaker then reviewed the election
of state central committees
Al the conclusion of Mr.. Richards's ad-
dress the three clerks met in the office of
Mr. Dickson and decided In favor Of the
Republicans The unanimous decision was
simply announced by the secretary.
The Addicks people talk of adopting the
picture Of Mckinley as device If the law
will permit. There is some doubt Of this.
1t was reported last night that the Ad-
dicks people would apply for place on the
ticket under the name of the Union Repub-
lican party. This they claim was the name
OF the Republican party when it's first con-
vention was held in this state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-24

As illustrating the degree Of efficiency
to which the prrSeny managcmchU of the
B. &. o. h. II. has brought iLs ,nltivr pow.
or equipment and esprit dc corps of the op-
Grating staiI. we call attention to the fact
that during the months of April, MAY and
june the passenger trains and fast freight
trains have almost invariably arrived at
thnr respective destinations on schedule
time. The very few exceptions to the gen.
erul rule were due to cau,cs in%cpHrublO
from railway operation, and against Which
no forcthought can wholly guard 1t may
be safely said that during he period nam
ed no road in A!nrrica compared in mag
nitudc to the b &. 0 , can surrass iti re-
cord for punctuality in train movement
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-24
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

At Chicago Harry Rudolph, lyears old, ,
Killed 9-ycnr-old Grover Hanson with two
blows of his fist.
Il. +. Lewis, of Henry county, was nom
mated for governor by the Missouri Re-
publican state convention.
John Pryde, who murdered Andrew
Peterson for $i3, WAS hanged at Bruinurd,
Mimi, shortly after O'Clock in the MORN
ing.
Catharine Booth ClibbUrn, head of tho
Salvation Army in France, was severely
injured by being knocked down by IL BIZ
cyclst in Paris.
The centennial celebration of the found
ing Of Chillicothe, O.. by General Nathan
lei MasSie was ended yesterday by an I'M
posing parade in the afternoon and an ad-
dress at night by Postmaster General
William L. Wilson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-24

First bascman Hamburg won for Ian
caster the first game with Wilmington.
Hc did the act in the ninth inning by hit.
ting the ball over the left field fence when
aman was on third base, and after they
had failed to reach third base at any Gmo
in the game. The score being tied, tho
clubs played eleven innings, the visitors
batting out their third and winning run in
their half. The crowd was the largest of
the season, 2OJO people bcng present.
The locals should have had the game,
but it was one in which luck was against
us. Until the ninth inning the visitors
had but four hits off McCafferty, while
Wilmington had six hits off West Bob
Montgomery is responsible for our only
runs. 1t was in the fourth inning, and
after two men were out and two bases, he
he hit II hot ball into right field and tho
two runs We're scored. Score:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-24
WHITNEY FOR A THIRD TICKET.
He Thinks the Strength of the Free Silver
ties La Indnre lmated.


ties Is Underestimated.
NEW YORK, July A.-Mr. William o.
Whitney was asked yesterday II, in his
Judgment, there would be u third ticket
nominated by sound money Democrats.
He replied:
81 think events and tie course of tho
Republican leaders are making it inev-
table, The general situation is far worse
today, in my opinion, than 1t was ten
days ago. The Republican managers and
candidates have shown no realizing sense
of tho situation. They have failed to avail
of great opportunity for beneiiting the
country. If the present condition of af-
fairs continues for any length of tirne
sound money Democrats are bound to or
ganize, and 1t cannot be prevented.
"The truth is, there does not seem to be
IN the east realizing sense of the serious
ness and sincerity Of the free silver move
mcnt. You may call it craze, but it has
captured she imagnations Of the great
mass of people throughout the entire west
ana south, and it has much stronger
following III some portions of the east, not
closely allied to large commercial canters,
than is generally supposed. 1t is the re-
suit OF reading and agitation. 1t has be-
come fixed opinion, and an unraasoning
one. l think it may be accepted MS II
fact that the vast majority of FREQ silver
believers at this time are not open to con-
viction. Their minds are made up, and
they are quite us little inclined to reason
upon the subject as were the delegates
whom they sent to Chicago.
at is evident that the free silver vote is
tn h, tnl II, r.,,;,,
St Louis as to whether they shall unite
on the candidates now, or with different
candidates divide up the electors by states.
In either case the vote will be united on
election day. 1t should be opposed by IL
solid and united sound money vote, 1t
never can be If, in addition to Mckinley,
Democrats must vote for Mckinlcyism
and all that it represents"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-24

Tr:KHANNoCK, Pa, July 3l-A part
Of the Union Tanning company, at Ken
nngsvi!lc, this county, was burned to tho
ground Wednesday night together with
all its contents, except the green hides
which were in watts. The fire Is thought to
have been of incendiary origin Two years
ago an attcmpt to burn the place was
nldr, hut a mirht Waterman discovered
and cxtinguisha,l the flames The plant
was bulls by Peter palen in 1870, and was
afterwards owned by the latc George w.
Child5, Of Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-24
GOLD WATCH VOTE.
YESTERDAYS uA1ESALL GAMES.

National League.
At Observation-Disclosures, q Philadel-
phia, 0. At PittsburS-Firs game: Pitts
burg 5; New York, 4. Second game;
Pittsburg, 8 New York, 3. At Louis
ville-Washington, 4 Louisville, 4.
Eastern League.
At Springfield Springfield, 10; Roche.
ter, 7. At Wilkcsbarre - Buffalo, 7;
Wilkesbarre, .. At Providence - Syra-
cuSc, ); Providence, !. At Scranton
First game: Scranton, Z; Albany, g. Soc
ond game: Albany, IL; Scranton, II.
Atlantic League.
AT Wilmington s)-Lancastcr,
8; Wilmington, ?. At Newark-Newark,
10; Paterson, &. At Philadelphiu-Har
ford, s; Athletic &.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-24

Joseph l.. Cahall sail he wanted to make
a statement in reference to Sussex county,
In 1894 the Republicans Of that county
passed resolution TO elect a county com
mittee in June of each election year On
July II, the other side elected It's own
committee IN violation Of the customs OF
the party. The Republican party has no
legal organization in Sussex county eN-
cept the one elected IN June Of this year.
LEVI {. BIRDS TALK,
Levi C. Bird followed. He proposed he
said, t, call this the Adiicks party. and
woud as long as he lives. Thars IS always
a last court Of resort That was the Ma