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have been admirable and have pleased
all who heard him. Z

f. j T B. u o. 8. J. b. j
The cry OF the Popocrats that the
national Democratic party would not
be represented on the national or state
ticket has been substantially dlsprov-
en- by the iillng With the circuit clerks
OF the various counties the required
number OF petitioners for the ticket 10
be printed on the official ballot.
The cyclers' Republican club viii
meet Friday evening TO consider the
proposed Parltersburs trip.
Tho Baltimore &ohlo Sound Money
Club OF Cameron, was organized at that
place last night with n membership OF
'l75. nearly all of whom are old Demo-
Gratis who decline to follow their party
organization In the error OF its ways.
]. NJ. Carney wns elected president and
ii. synott secretary. Tho club was ad-
dressed by Hon, Henry NJ. Russell. OF
Wheeling, who made his first political
=
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MANY political speakers. clergymen.
singers and others who use the voice
excessively. rely upon One Minute
Cough Cure to prevent huskiness and
laryngitls. Its value Us preventive Is
only equalcdi by Its power to afford
instantaneous relief. Charles r.
Goetze. corner Twelfth and Market
streets; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport; Pea
body 6. Son, Benwbod z
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for a case of catarrh that cannot be
cured. amounts to nothing except to
sell article. Do you know of any such
reward being paid? Ely Bros. do not
promise rewards in order to sell their
well-known Cream Balm" They Of
fer the most effective medicants. pre-
pared in convenient form to use. which
is absolutely free from mercurials or
other harmful drugs.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
s,ranse,sln tho CITY and wheeling Folk!

Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Flick have return
ed from an extended trip in the west.
Miss Mary Zlcgler. OF Echo Point, and
Mrs. l.. Colmar, jr.. OF this city, leave
to-day for Chicago. to visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. William NJ. Cox, of Eighteenth
street, who has ben confined to his home
for several weeks, with complication
Of diseases, is slowly improving, but not
yet able to be out.
Mr.. Luther II. Cammack. managing
editor of the Baptist Banner. OF Hunt
ington. Is attending the Baptist General
Association meeting. His paper is one
OF The best denom!nat!onal publications
in West Virginia
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Miss Emma Moore Scott, who pur-
chased from us about a year ago, a fine
Kraukauer piano, returns to India for
missionary work this week. and has
decided to sell her piano. She has
placed 1t In our hands for sale and are
instructed TO offer IT. at a very low
price. The piano has been but very
little used and Is rare bargain. u
+. w. BANNER & CO.,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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letter. eczema and all similar
skin troubles are cured by the use of
De Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1t
soothes at once, and restores the It's
sues to their natural condition, and
never falls to cure piles. Charles R.
GoetZe. corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, Benwood. 6
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& A cordial invitation is extended to
the Republicans Of Wheeling. Bellaire
and Bridgeport to attend the sound
money supper and social to be given
evening by Republican la
dies OF Martins Ferry for the benefit
OF the Danford Guards.
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The report In yesterdays paper that
Mr.. w. P. Meyer. father of MIR. Will
Sam C. Meyer. the Republican candi-
date for prosecuting attorney, had
made an election bet on Bryan. was a
mistake. Nor has Mr.. Meyer "lopped."
as many people supposed.
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IAN ounce OF prevention is better than
pound OF cure. DR.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup prevents consumption by
curing colds. and all similar lung trou-
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THE c. B. HART CADETS

Presented with "a Hammer by rhcir Young
Lady Friends,
The e. B. Hart Cadets were drawn
up In line last evening before the resi-
dence of DR.. stathers. in the Eighth
ward. to receive a banner presented to
them by: their young lady friends. The
banner Is of white silk fringed with
gold and bears the golden legend:
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB IS A-IIF]~

u. z.
i gIiousct7 rooms and hall, with mod.,,
improvements; lot 3oxi2s feets Eott street.
between Twenty-thlsd and Twenty.ioars
streets: cheap.
House rooms, Locust street, Sim
ward; lot 25Xl2O feet; rents fer slsl "a,
nnnum; terms easy: Si,ijN.
House 4 rooms, brick. Eighteenth street
iiouso,G rooms and hall, Market s,re,.
Centre Wheeling. $i.l0o. 3ffS'S
Nos. Al, 10 and IS 'Twenty-thlrd street
easy terms. =
House, IL rooms, wide center halls, mad. :
crn conveniences and large lot, No, ~
Chapline street: cheap and terms easy.
House, . rooms. Eighteenth ST.: N.iS
House, rooms. bath, hot and COD
water, both gases, and In rear doubs
house, A. rooms each. Market street, N,
tween Seventh and Eighth. bargain 4,
$500. ny =!
$3.50 will buy nice lot fronting on LIN. !.
street: one.third cash. balance on easy
terms. ~.
500 Will buy good two.roomcd howa
fronting on Chapllno street. near Tenth. r
s525 Will buy house of 2 rooms on Wilson
street. Centre Wheeling: 500 cash. ballass
In rent. os,s
Lots or,gLind street, Cherry street and
Mccolloch street at from so to 800 each
on easy terms.
Money to loan on city real estate
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Meetings In the Future md Gossip About
tho Clubs.
i. A large number of Wheeling Repub-
Leans will attend the Professor James
tMcH. Jones meeting at the opera
house at Martins Ferry. this evening.
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GEO. B. CALDWELL,
IT I PARSONS sTrI"-I0
Special Commissl

special commissioners.
l hereby certify that Geo. E. Caldwell
and I. j. Parsons, the above named
special commissioners. have given bond
and security as required by the court and
by law. and that the said bond and Sc
curity have been approved by me-
LEROY /. STIDGER,
Clerk OF tho Circuit Court OF Marshall
-Co2nty. West Virginia. qoiT-th
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The readers of our publications are
requested to use Salvation Oil for any
and all pains. 1t is c. sure cure. Is
cents l.s ~. II 49,
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The Young Mems Republican Club
held meeting ut ]. o. o. F, hall and
completed temporary organization.
Another meeting will be held at the
came place this evening. when officers
will be chosen. A Purge attendance Is
desired. The club starts off with n
large membership. Its first appearance
will be at Saturdays big meeting.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BY far the most widely advertised
and vigorously pushed entertainment
announced in this city for many a day.
Is the engagement OF Professor and
Mrs. Baldwin, 'thc White Mahatmas,"
and their company, who will appear n
week at the Opera House. commencing
October 49, Since 1852 much of Profess
sor Raldwins time has been spent In
the Orient In investigation OF the weird
and peculiar claims made by deyotees
Of theosophlcal and rosicruclan mys-
terlcs. The features introduced by thc
artists of the company are of the high
est class. The present American tour
OF the Baldwins commenced the first
week In September. 1894. In Brooklyn,
where they appeared four weeks to
tremendous business and received hun,
drcds OF letters OF commentator from
well known people.
In these days when realism occupies
so prominent n place upon the stage,
some startling pictures have been given
to the theatre going public. but Of all
productions THE Pulse of New York.,
soon to be seen at the Grand Opera
House. Is at the head OF the list. When
scenery and realistic mechanical effects
are considered, THE Pulse OF New
York tells athIillinE story OF life In the
Erent metropolis, and Is presented by n
most capable company. headed by Miss
Carrie Lamont. clever soubrette. who
Will be remembered as the star for sew
cral seasons OF her own company. and
Chris Bruno. who last season was prin-
clpal comedian OF the Devils Auction"
company.
Tint the charms of n lrigh-class
vaudeville entertainment are as potent
as ever Is evidenced by the success that
has followed tho james Thorntons Elite
Vaudeville company. which has opened
Ito season under the direction OF Lesser
G. Wolf, and which will be the nttrac-
tlon Mt the GRIND Opera house tonight
and the rest OF the week.
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Z Tn. Bcnwood meeting next Saturday
evening will be held on the vacant lots
south Of the Riverside steel works.
The. lot where the speakers stand Is
at present located Is too small for the
large crowd that Is expected at the
Gaming meetinE. -.
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The Ohio River Railroad Company's
pay car was In Wheeling Tuesday. The
employees of the road were paid In gold.
thus diyDrovine another Democratic
libel that all the gold In the country is
boarded and not In circulation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15

Stomach, sometimes called waterbrash,
and burning pain, distress, nausea,
dyspepsia, are cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. This it accomplishes because
with its wonderful power as q blood
purifier, Hoods Sarsaparilla gently
tones and strengthens the stomach and
digestive organs, invigorates the liver,
creates an appetite, gives refreshing
sleep, and raises the health tone. In
cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it
seems to have "a magic touch"
"For over 70 years suffered from sour
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S torn aCh

with severe pains across my shoulders,
and great distress. had violent nausea
which would leave mo very weak and
faint, difficult to get my breath. These
spells came oitcner and moro severe. I
did not receive any lasting benefit from
physicians, but found such happy effects
from trial OF Hoods Sarsaparilla, that
took several bottles and mean to always
kccpit in the house. ! am now able to
do all my own work, which for six years
have been unable TO do. My husband
and son have also bsen greatly bcne-
fitted by Hoods Sarsuparilla = for pains in
the back, and after the grip. I gladly
recommend this grand blood medicine"
MRS, PETER BURBY, Leominstcr, Mass.
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Mrs. David Tamplin. who has been
visiting her parents. in Wales, has re-
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=. Ono OF Major McKInley's atenogra-
Pliers Is yoang lady from St ClaIrs-
willie. She says Mr.. McISinley's cores
pondcnce aggregates $500 letters daily.
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Hon. George X. Nash will speak at
Belmont on Friday, October %. 81
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.NESBlTT & DEVINE,
ocli -. No. 1ISe Market Street
FOR RENT@

street.
No. los AcCol,och street.
No. &C Seventeenth street. H
No. 2? Sixteenth street.
No. 60 North Front street.
Nos. 452. and 45i National Road.
SlX-roomed house Peninsula. a
Nos. 422 and 1914 Market street. y
No. % Zano street. store room and dwell
ing.
Lot on South Front street.
4 lots McNfechen.
lots Elm Grove.
Lot Woodsdale. ~
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary PGs.
lie mud panSior Atfnrnay M Isi9 M.,.
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Joseph Lurch is moving his family
from Pennsylvania back to Martins
Ferry u. e, 50 - 4.
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1 The meeting Mt Elm Grove. which Is
to be addressed by Mr.. C. II. Payne. of
Charleston, will occur this evening, and
promises to be n largely attended one.
Mr.. Paync's speeches In this section
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William Chambers. an old Martins
Ferry boy, Is calling on friends and
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
AN ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING IN PHILADELPHIA
FOR THE NEW cRrIsER-HER SPEED

philadclphi, Aug 29-The cruiser Brooklyn re-
turning from her successful trial trip. reached the
traups' shipyarl O'Clock this afternoon. Her
message ND the Della ware River to-day was one of
which her builders may well feel proud. The
cruis-r WIS met far down the river by crowded cx-
curson steamers. which. after tumuluous whistling
and cheering by those on board turned and fol-
lowed the cruiser up the river TO the shipyard
The wharves Of the entire front Of the city were
crowded with cheering people. and the biz cruiser $
siren whistle was kept busy making responses TO
saIutes from other vessels. both ahoat and at
anchor
The Brooklyn. after her trial trip on Thursday
afternoon returned to her anchorage off HUI,
Mass about eight miles out from Boston nrw
roou1 was run up on each OF the fore and ar stats
am d o, h d,Iircs ,l o. and '22q These figures
i'm The first Instance the unofficial average
speed made on her trial and In the latter case the
maximum speed attained between TWO Of the mark,
ftor The trial Thursday were III bur later cal
inlations hv thoso on the ship showed y 81 The
ine, and started on her return to Philadelphia.
Alter a run Of fve hours the vesse! was started
,'era dfsconnected leaving the two ar engines
onlv in use This reduced The p2 ger TO about two
The Government contract Natural draught was
thereafter used four boilers, SIX of'iral naval
r,t,,, Ros,on 10 Philadelphia and took careful and
,.oI,,pinous data of the Indicated horse power
coal consumption. ric. imy . 'r'niI IN ~, ,'i
cn,ttrrous run of eight hours AT sea. but Edwin
Cramp and Capi uh b Una. rat,r lS
trin and the forward engines wer" not again con
nccted ,n. encinccrs on board the Brooklyn dur
'' - ,r,l makes the statement that AT least
"no-haif knot Of the successful run OF thr snip is
,,,il,nta BE 10 the tall smokcStacks' which give
t.h ~ air pressure in addition TO the forced
dr,ught Of two and a-hali inches 80 thai the
hairrs were working reaIiY under i pressure "i
a.,
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
PIT DOWN BY FEDERAL IhOOfS.
UPRISING IN THE SEMINOLE NAIloN H'r
PRESSED AFTER A BATTLE HAD
BEEN FOUGHT.

Wichita Kan. Aug. 29-News from the ofnii''o'o of
Nation received yesterday says the upTlsle "'nons
the .squaw men has been partially suouuou pS
the arrival Of troops from the ISL 'aNaHE' 49,"
Thursdav two hours before the arrival OF the ih'l
tarv tho ..souaw men, and fullbloods had
pitched battle in which three fullblood inuians
were killed and two "squaw men injured '''
hundred and fifty "squaw men comprised the az az
tsckinp marty and chased 300 fullbloods ana nan
breeds through the streets e ., or ,.h,,o
The trouble between the 'squaw men; or VIII VIII
men who have married into the Seminole ulpc
has been in progress several weeks, or Sli'r , E
last meeting Of the Seminole Council wnen n Jaw
ali white men from the nation For several yea,a & -
Inc Seminole country and marry squaws 1his
according TO Seminole laws. entitled them TO SIX;
acres Of land The white men have selected th'
choicest bits OF land. and have frozer out the iuI-
bloods and half breeds. Hence the law 0l me
fublood Indian police to pu into force the De
cision OF the Council led to the revolt, when hns
erai troops will probably prevent further trouble
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
"OWNED ALL THE MONEY ~ ST. LOUIS.
AN INSANE YOUNG WOMAN MAKES DEMANDS AT
TWO BANKS AND HAS FIGHT W1TK
A PRESI DEN-.

G. rouis Aug ga young woman walked into
the FoArth National Bank, at Fourth and OhVe
SITS. yesterday. and. going to the cashiers desk
demanded money. .
Il own all the money in the bank, she SAID
and I'll get it or kill you.
A policeman was called but she pleaded nara
ord promised 70 20 home and was released. She
walked across the street and entered the Mer-
chants Lacede Bank She went up 10 lhe pas pay
ing teers window and repeated her former ut
mand President w. II. Lee came out ana u .o9
her that II she would wait few moments I, uil,il ~
Inc nancy could be counted he would give II 10
her She did not want to wait. and, jumping az az
Mr. Lee caught him by the collar ana Iieo 20 - Pm, pb
birn n the floor The bank president ana 'h,,
frenzcd struggled all over tie oiGe, ana
she also fought violently against the poncenaniI
uho was summoned. Later at the dspensary she
seemed rational on every subject but mo1ey IN @iig
insie,ed that all the money in St Louis neloher9
10 her She gave her name as Mary Mlii"r' ana
bor address as No 1926 South Sixth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
AN ARMENIAN MANIFESTO
THEY DEMAND AUTONOMY AND WILL
FIGHT TO THE END FOR IT
CoNSTANTINOPLE QuIETING DOwN-THE SULTAN
REAssURES THE POwERs-TROOPS
ARRIVE FROM ADRIANOPLE


REAssUREs THE PowERs-TRooPs
ARRIVE FROM ADRIANOPLE
Constantnople Aug 29-The Armenian Revo-
lutionary Committee has issued another mani
festo. in which embodied twelve demands.
the chief Of which is that autonomy be granted
to the Armenans. After enumerating their de-
mands the manifesto goes on to declare that the
Armenians will fight for their rights until the
last of them shall have been killed
The latest estimate of,the number OF persons
killed during the rlotng on Wednesday is 1000
The French Charge d'Anaires here counted 800
bodies which deposited In cemetery
alone The Powers have sent joint note to
the Sultan protesting agains, the slaughter
which accompanied the disturbances. to which
His Majesty answered that all possible precau-
tions against the outbreak had been taken and
were still being observed with augmented force
The Hon NJ Herbert, Secretary of the Brit
ish Embassy. i. endeavoring to insure the lives
and safety Of the hundreds Of Armenians who
still hiding in various buildings. Reports
are coming in frequently of ou.rages in the
suburbs Of COnstantnOpc. especially beyond
Soutar Mr.. Herbert has chartered the steamer
Hungara to transport any English families
who are dcsirous of leaving. and many persons
have already boarded her. The scenes in the
harbor of the livelies: description. Hun
drcds Of persons hocking to the water
front, and taking refuge board foreign ships.
Although order in the city has been fairly re-
stored. the situation is still such as To cause
great anxiety.
Troops have arrived here from Adrianople
and reinforced the sodery and police. who are
patrolling the streets. The shops in Galata are
being reODcncd and business resumed
Berlin. Aug. 29-The "Fremdenblatt.' Of VI
IL, l.. In, fsy of -haN in l.
Gates as 4 general result Of the Austrian and
Russian Ministers exchange of views in Vienna
that ii is the aim Of Austria Germany and
Russia TO continue to prevent European con-
fagratiOn Precisely Russia had no desire
to intervene in Armenia, nothing will he done
in the way Of interference in Constant
nople the Europeans there being sufhcientN
prot, cted by the warships OF their respective
countries.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
LOTISJILLE'S MUNICIPAL TANGLE.

MAYOR TODD AND TWELVE ALDERMEN DE-
ctARrD TO BE IN CONTEMPT OF COURT
louisville KY Aug. 29-Judge Teney decloeu
this morning that Mayor George d. lodc anu
tho twelve members of the Board OF Aldermen
were i'm contempt of court for disobeying MS III
junction stopping the impeachment OF the boa'u
Of Public Safety The defendants are to nave one
week I'm which to purge themselves or contempt
This they will probably do by rescinding 'he i"-
peachmcnt. II they refuse, the jail stares 'he'l
in the fac Sheriff Pnanz was officially informed
before th. decision was rendered that in the event
Of Judge Tene- ordering the Mayor and Aldermen
to iall Watts he jailer. who is Repuohcan'
would refuse to receive them as prisoners MI
PNanz was told that in of necessity the en-
tire nolico force was at his cDmr,and TO put we
officials in Jail and steps weie t""en TO Iecu.e une
services of the Louisville Legion, LIST Regiment
state Guard. The Courthouse gard and courtroom
a re kent I'm order by a force OF special deputy
@bor,Ts No outsiders were allowed in the court
room except members Of the press.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
PRAYER FOR THE COUNTRY.
BISHOP POTTER SUGGESTS PETITIONS FITTING TO
THE PRESENT CRIsIS

BISHOP POTTER SUGGESTS PETITIONS FITTING TO
THE PRESENT CRISIS.
pshop Potter has just sent to the clergy OF the
diocese 10 be used for the first time in the Epis-
conal churches to-day. prayer which is especially
rnropraie to the conditions existing In this coun-
try at the present time 1t is entitled "A Prayer
for the Country set forth for in the Diocese Of
state of New-York, by the Ecclesiastical Authori-
ties" and is as follows
n Almighty Lord. who fashiones. the hearts Of
men and considerest all their works grant W, DC
s"ech Thee to and to al the people OF TINS iahd'
,be enirit Of obedience to Thy commandments; that
nnicLtv nrotecton. continue TO dwell In righteous
MS and peace Defend our liberties. preserve oui
unity; save from dishonesty iawiessh,SS M M
Violence from discord and confusion from IilH"
and arrogance and from every cVi way. continue
THY goodness us. that the heritage received from
onr fa hers may be preserved In our time ana rahS
,ni,ted impaired 10 .he genera lions to come thAt
ali the nations II the earth may know that Ihcu;
O. Lord ART our Saviour and mighty Dellvcrer ana
throueh Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
I, seems that the action Of the Bishop IL sendins
ont the foregoing prayer. while not unique or un-
boord NJ Is nevertheless somewhat unusual
local Eniscopal clergy man told Tribune reporter
last evening that special prayers Ike that jaSi sent
ont hv the Bishop are usually sent out only wn'n
matters OF great public interest or import" ar
pending. The last occasion 10 nai Io' - III
,Yas the Armer ian mnssacrcs that were reported
last fall From this the inference u probable that
fhe impending Presidsntia eleciloH u one 9l 'i%r
great possibilities io' boo" ." "" ~ ''' '' "
II is understood that the fact that the Bishop
has authorized the use OF the prayer quoted hnosr
does not make /, incumbent upon the reciors OF
he diocese 10 incorporate II into their services ex-
cent M such tirn"s as may seem to them most fit
ting