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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03
TARIETIES.

Mr.. Glumps-srd Just like to know
what good all these cooking schools
lessons are doing our daughter Mrs.
c. Everything she cooks she brings
hones '.Yes. and none of the family
will touch 'em and the things are
lust thrown away" NO, they are
not. She gives them to tramps. Huh.
What good does that do Eve ale
get ing rid of the tramps.
Magistrate (to witness}-'I under,
stand that you overheard the quarrel
between the defendant and his wife:
Witness "Yis, sor." Magistrate
Tell the court if you can, what he
seemed to be doing Witness 'He
seemed to be dong the llstenn.
Politics." said the self-made man
"alwavs reminds me of something |
noticed when | out in life as sail
Or" What was that:?' There's no
good krowin' the rop unless you We
got pull.
Patron in basement restaurant
"Gimme pigs feet and dish OF mash
ed potatoes ezra Wal er shouting
the order through his hands-"Irllby
for one. Little Billie on tie side.'
Jones-"Tve always been sorry for
one man who didn't have an oppor-
tuni'y to see much of the world
ISrown-ssWho was that Jones
Poor Atlas; he had it on his back.
Counsel for the Defendant (~arcas-
ticalv)-"Y nice fellow, aren't
voue" Witness for the Plaintiff (cor-
dially)-sI am, sir; and if were not
on my oath I'd say the same OF you.
jack Mamma, papa sid our bod Is
are like a machine - Mamma-''Yes
my son, they are" Jack Well, dc
| have to take cod liver oil to oil uT
the machin p
sWhy, Mr.. Councillor, you are try,
ing to open the front door with yonr
eli gar" Really now! | wonder f | We
been smoking the latch kew:
"Why do you suppose they ways
represent Cupid as a b,'ys:?' he asked
Because he never arrives at years OF
discretlon," she replied.
Jack-"Well, l called or her father
last nis h.. "Tom-';Ah. what did he
saw" Jack-"Not word. He fired
me in profound silence
Mother-"Fannie, wha' is the CAPT
tai of Connecticut Fannie Severe
ly-"I don't know. l told you we
finished geography las tsrm."
A western man dec ares that his
house was carried away by a cyclone
Just because he was so foolish as to
put wings on the building.
There was a man came up to me to-
day with bill, and in an instant he
fell down in fit. you hadn t ought
to have paid him.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03

In the constel alton of Orion there
is a star known as Theta Orlonis,
which, when viewed through Il power
full telescope, appears a septuple star
thus presenting the magnificent pan
Drama of seven suns revolving about
each other. 1t is TO be supposed that
each of these suns is encircled by
planets, and these again by moons.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03
Everything Required in Horse Furnishings!

nmrey with
in his
No 4 sYlvA G.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03

"Well, sir, said the physician, after
examining his patient, "you have a
very serious complaint, bit | cure 1t
in two cases out of five
But. DOCTOR replied the sick man,
''have you lost the two out of the C ass
I'd 90 in:'
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03
Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
Dr.. G. c. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

A mass of 1000 pounds weight will
lose exactly two pounds between lide-
water and the top of a mountain four
miles high. This, it is plain to be
seen, Is because the force Of the earths
attraction is much less on the noun
tain top than it is at the sea level.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03

which am acquainted hope the day is rot
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the various luack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR.. J. F. KINcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03

n. c.n+.n- Counanv n Murray Street,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03

Cash CAPT Al. 5 900 900.
Granite Building, Cor. Ninth and Streets
This is Or the division Of labor. If YOU go
int" banking house you will find that each Off GER
and clerk has his special duty TO perform. When
put together these parts unite to form a perfect
whole. Our inst tuition is aggregate corp oraton;
each incidental p lrt is complete business in itself
We encourage the laying by
OUR and saving of m ,ney, and pay
SAVINGS interest to our depOsiturS. W. is
DEPARTMENT.. sue cert ticates of deposit for spe-
cited time aud pay larger rates
of interest in proportion
OUR We make loans on good real
LOAN estate and give collateral Secu-
DEPARTMENT.. rity. We give advice regarding
investments.
We are authorized by law to
accept trusts OF all descriptions;
OUR to act rs executor, ad mi iStra-
TRUSTS tor, trustee, fiscal, general and
DEPARTMENT traEfer agent registrar, treas
for corp ,rations, guardian
and all trusts Of like general de
Scr'ptiOn.
SAFE Boxes for rent in our mag
DEPOSIT niticenC burglar and fire proof
DEPARTMENT. vaults; also SAT. storage OF val
liable papers, jewel Y, etc.
JOHN JOY EDISON. President.
JOHN A. SW OPE, Vice President.
H. $ CUMMINGS Second Vice President.
JOHN X ARMODY. Treasurer.
ANDRE AHkER, Secretary.
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BREgF TELsaRaw3.

Miss clara Barton. OF the ned Cross
Society, expects 20 be In consiansl-
ncplc In three weeks.
Tnere Is n probability that the @. a.
n. nasntrpment viii be taken from St
paii oa acsount OF the refusal OF rail-
roads 10 give fair rates.
Peter Releya. the uEiersaker who had
ohargc Of Abvahnm Llncoln's funeral,
l!ed al hIs home In Now York, He was
IN his c!ghty.NrSt year.
Jacob Wife. Of In Porte. Ind. died
IN Chicago last night, nEra ElSty-soven
yeura. He ,gas Widely known IN bank
Ing md Insurance circles.
Rotations hetwsen AEgrpiinr Repnb-
Ito and Chile arc perfectly cordial. not
ly!thstnnding Sensational reports from
Iina. Peru to the contrary.
at rho nntioaul slNor conference In
Washington committee on resolutions
was appointed md another to mr.
range for national convention
According TO Washington dispatches
the report that the FreEidcrt rs rrruar-
iny mcREngo on the Cubpn question
does not Ecem to be well founded
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IS NEARING HAVANA.


Gomez lowering Aboat the cnbap cRpi-
tni-More Iasaryeni Defeats Reported,
Gen. PamtIs on the Situation.
HAVANA, Jan. 22.-General Maxine
Gomez. the insurgent commander-In-
chief, camped last night ut Tapaste.
somewhat nearer, although In south
erly direction, to Havana than San
Jose de Las Lajns. where he passed
Monday night. When last reported.
Gomez was moving In the direction OF
Jerpco. the most important town In the
province Of Hnvann, with the exception
OF the capital,
Between San Felipe and Duran, be-
fore reaching san Jose de Las Laias,
Gomez burned several cIireFts.
Advlces received here to-day from the
preV!Rce. Of MntaHznS say that Colonel
Vicuna, yesterday morning. met the In
surgent leader Perico, Perez, at the head
OF about 100 men. on the road between
Pedroso md Balondron.
The Insurgents occupied fortified
farm ut Vista Allegro. and after an
iiour's' fighting, during which the ene~
my made n strong resistance, the troops
dispcrsed the insurgents, who fed in all
directions. leaving twelve killed and
seven wounded ON the iield. and carry
Ing away many more OF their wounded
men. The loss of the troops IL soid TO
have been 20 small as not to be worth
mentioning.
: It became known to-day that the en-
gngcment al TnlronHs mot T!rado),
juIt south of PInnr dol Rio, between the
Insurgents under Mncco and the Span
iardB under General Luuue. on Sunday
last, was more important than Mt first
believed. The insurgents are now said
10 have lost 200 Killed The bodies OF
40 dead insurgents were found after
the battle In different parts OF the
ground abandoned by the insurgents.
The report that HAbl. one OF the In
surgent leaders OF the second army ad-
ynncing westward, was wounded In the
last engagement Is now confirmed.
In General pnndo's opinion, tho lnsur-
rection is completely ended so far as
the province OF Santiago de Cuba is
concerned, and he asserts that there is
very little activity remaining among
the insurgents In the eastern part of
the province of Santa Clara.
General Pando refused TO discuss the
plans likely to he adopted by the Span
ish commanders In the future In the
suppression at the ihspFFeetlop; but
there was no doubling, from his man
neF. that he Is confident OF the success
Of the Spanish army, when operations
ere actively resumed against the tnsur-
gents under the direction OF General
VUhxttor
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THE CIVIL ENGINEERS.
The State Society to Meet In this city To
day--The Programme.


dAy--The Programme.
The West Virginia State Association
Of civil engineers and architects will
convene in the chamber of the first
branch of council at 10 o'clock n. m. to-
day. Japltor Sam Sloan has decorated
and arranged the room in way which
must make q favorable impression on
the visitors. 1t presents a very at
tractlve appearance. A very good nt-
tendance IS expected. nnd the pro-
grnmme for to-day will be as follows:
Address of welcome by Mayor B. F.
Response by J. NJ. Clarke, Kanawha
Falls.
Minutes Of April meeting read,
Report OF secretary and treasurer.
Report OF executive committee,
Report OF special committees.
Unfinished business.
New business.
Pres!dea,'s annual message.
2:l0 .. m.-Discussion: Sanitary
Plumbing and Sewerage" opened by v.
A. Dunbar, OF ParkershurH.
$50, p. m.-"ManaRement Of Office
Work and filing OF Records" by Otto
sehroll. Of Wheeling.
This evening the members and their
friends will visit the Riverside steel
works. ard be shown over the exten-
Rive plant This feature OF the meeting
Is looked forward TO With great deal
OF pleasure.
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THE MANUFACTURERS.

Increased Attendance ut tic National
Convention = Important Resolutions
Adopted.
CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-whcn the dele
gates to the national convention Of
manufacturers reasgembied in ccntfHl
hall to-day there was a noticeable In
Grouse in the attendance.
Professor walerhouse. OF Cleveland.
dellvcrecd nm interesting and scholarly
addresses on the Nicaragua caaal
It Is estimated titss at least S50o.oop.-
900 OF lnvtHted cupitai is represented at
the Convention. Preliminary to to-day'S
proceedings, n telegram wttB read FROM
The st. Louis Spanish Club as follows:
Let our only war with England be n
commercial war with ilyinE squadron
OF our manufacturers IN every foreign
market" 1t was received With mp
ptause.
Charles Heber Clark then read the
Fcpoet OF his special committee on on-
ental manufacturing Industry. IL
showed the wonderful Increase In man
ueacturing In the Orient. especially ln
Iaten, In the past ten or ilfteGn years,
and predicting still more rapid increase
IN the FEAR future,
Tlhe report says: There can be no
concpa!mcnt OF the fact that some OF
our nla1Rfa eiBTISg Interests hre greatly
mGnlced hy the rivalry OF country
where labor can be had Mt cost OF 10
or Is cents u day, or less than One-tentiI
OF the cost OF such labor IN Our own
country"
The report presented resolution
that Congress be requested 10 appoint
n commission to inquire respecting the
invasion 6f our own market and the
menace offered 70 Amerlcaa uisausac;'
urlng. subsidies to American shipping
and 10 restore theeXtehtof the merchant
marine, for the Improvement OF nation
al and artiflslal waterways and for
the construction and operation OF the
Nicaragua canal under the control OF
the federal government"
These resolutions were also frequent
ly interrupted by applause, plrtlcu-
larly that part referring 20 the Nicnr-
aqua canal. and were adopted unani-
fnOusly
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HOME roa THE AGED.
The Improvements Are Nearing Compile
tIon-The Lady Managers.

The improvements Are Nearing Compile
tIon-The Lady Managers.
At the annual meeting of the West
virginia Home for Aged and Friend
less Women board OF directors was
elected for the ensuing year. The
directors are. A. ]. Clark. esq: D. A.
Cunningham, d. D.; A. B, Rlker, ID. D.;
Roy. jacob Birmingham. George W.
AtkInaon, esq; George Wise, L. p.
Sands. Myron Hubbard. ]. E. Hughes,
s. Fl. Kasley, J. N. Vance; T. 4. Hutch
isson, ]. a. Bell, John Riheldaffer, Al
len Brock, W. II. Anderson, F. H.
Williams.
on Tuesday evening the board Of d.
rectors met and organized. Reports for
the year 1895 were received from the
treasurer. board OF lady managers, and
building committee.
The extensive improvements to the
home. corner of Jacob and Thirteenth
streets, are nearing completion, and
with Its increased capacity and the
nnpy added comforts secured TO its In.
mates. the officers and managers feel
that the influence OF this benevolent in
stltution Will be greatly extended,
Several OF the new rooms nre 10 be
furnished through the kindness OF
friends OF the home, and there is yet
opportunity for others TO do likewise.
The following ladies' were elected
beard Of managers for 1896: Ne sdnmes
D. A. Cunningham, George B, Caldwell,
J. n. Vance, Ellen Caldwell, John wRg.
ner, a. ]. Clark, j. F. PAUL, Fl. F. Jones,
]. a. Bell, 7. r. Hutchisson, F. NJ.
Strong, L. E. Sapds, W. F. Stifel.
George Wise, A. c. Egcrter, +. II. Will
inns, w. II. Anderson, c. N. Hamilton.
4. NJ. Rice, George X. Wheat, F. Llnde-
man. II. C. Caldwell. Elizabeth Allen,
Howard c. Simpson. Miss Belle Mem
dol
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GEN. EwINGs DEATH.
The Ohio Society Takes Appropriate Ae-
lion In Respect.

The Ohio Society Takes Appropriate ae-
lion In Respect.
NEW YORK. Jan, %. The Ohio so
ciaty held special meeting tonight to
take action on the death OF General
Thomas Ewing, one Of Its charter mem
bCiS, who YVES run down and mortally
Injured by cable car on Monday last
ana who died on Tuesday,
Gen. Henry H. Burnett, president OF
tho society. preEided.
While the committee was preparing
tho resolution several OF The members
present delivered short nddrcascs rem
inIsceat OF their dead associate and
onlociGing his many good qualities Of
mind and heart.
General Buractt, speaking OF General
Ewing, paid glowing tribute 10 his
ntorlinE qualities as a man. GE 4 friend.
and as soldier. His only dofert--if Il
was deEcct--ihe speaker said, was hts
extreme m0dcsty,
The resolution, which wRG unanl-
mously adopted and spread on the min
uteg OF the society. was highly culo-
glstIc OF the deceased member
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LEeIsLAToRs. INDICTED.
.mbsrs OF the Ohio Legislature Charged
with Ifrtbery.

Members aE the Ohio Legislature Charged
with bribery.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. PA bomb
vas exploded In political circles to-
alsht by the Indictment OF three ex-
members OF the legislature on the
charges Of bribery. \ true bill was
fSlnd nCalEst ex-senator John Goyer
foi soliciting for $500 from W. r. Bur
dell, of this city. for his influence In
securing the passage OF hill in the in.
terest OF the Ohio Sav!nGE Bank and
TRUSS Company In 1897 a true bill was
a!go tags,i afdinst ex-senator Gear TO-:
soliciting sa5O from D. II. Gnumer, OF
Zi565vl!ls. IN the Ilen-Gnumer cleo
.t:5a roatsat IN 1892 Three counts were
f5nnd against ex-senator L. c. Obi. aE
'si;SHIi sso!icIting $3.50 from ex-senator
George u. Idcn In the fden-Gaums5
eisc;ion contest: accepting $3.50 from
fdcn in same; and offering and prpmls-
ing 10 give Senator Avery, OF Cleve-
land. $3.50 for his lnllcncS In holding up
In committees two bills in the interest
Of the Ohio State University. Gear
and Geyur are Democrats and OH y
Republican. It Is said other ind!et-
tacrts arc probable.
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s,.,, snprs,ns Court.

spoclni Dispatch 10 tho 1n,olllgOncor.
CHAIR. EsToN, ". vn.. inn. a.
The supreme court o. appeals met this
mprplHg and transacted The following
buaincfS:
WglktT vs. IlurgcsH aud Napier, from
WAYNE courty. writ OF error ard supcr-
g.,isqs allowed. bond $500. Irlry ys.
wilson. from t'dbeii eaua,y. splHlnn hy
i,nels,h, dccrcc OF cltvnlt court affirm
oi.RodgetS W. coaI ItlYer lioom hnl
rts,nty. opinion Ivy iirnnnon. Judgment
q. circit,t caurt reversed and rH5e ru-
t,,arfnd. glar ~. Pennington, from
Mer-ur coanty. Gubntttrd,
ran following eases were 6lFo Allhinit-
tct; L,., 49,.
Moore w. McNult,cnmmiHalohcr.tinn
Atep,er county, Mash IT NJ vH. lOntA
ct ~, irom Mcrspr county. Jackson va
X. A ". Rillruud CnmpHhy. from NlrF'
cor county. E9lta va. Blutdsid Dtps
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con,lns to Their san..s.

LONDON, Jan. 2g,--The Chronicle
with reference to the Venezuela uutS-
tion eorErutuiates the Times on the
candor and open mlndcdness which has
led into the rational path that two
great countries are now pursuing, Tho
Chronicle Dtrn proeee1si
q "Only do not let us deceive ourselves.
II Is very pleasant 10 read such
specche5 as Senator wolcott'S, bu;
America II absolutely solid for Rrbitra-
tIon ovcr Venezuela and arbitration we
cannot and will not refuse"
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ABSURD sroRy
Abon. a morton-oioItiuIey Combine Is
DtnIrd.

Aban. n Morton IsiSiuIcy Combine Is
DtNlrd.
CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 22.-Mr. A..
howard Hinklc. president of the Com
inerciat Gazette Company, states that
there is no truth in the statement sent
OIL from New York that the recent let
tor OF Thomas c. platt advocating Gov
ornor Morton for the Republican nom.
nation for Prcsidont was the result of
n conference at tho Firth RYcnuc hotel
IN New York last Monday night bc-
tween plntt. Furnker and others. The
lsttef. by MIR. Pintt In support NJ Cover
nor Morton was writtVn exclusively for
ths Commercial Gazette and not aB an
nnpcal To tho Republicans OF Ohio and
niber westcrn states having chHo!-
Gntcg. Tho statement that ex-senator
Pigtt. on the arrival Of cx-Goycrnor
Fornkcr, dictated signed appeal TO
Inc Hepnblicans Of Ohio IN support OF
Governor &orton'1 cnndldncy, and had
IL published in pnperB here and clse-
where, lN denounced as false, and dir.
illuilc has documentary evidence TO
Droyc tt' false.
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MARTYR TO DUTY.
FRINGE Henry of Batsenbcrg a Vic.
tim of Swamp Fever.
RIDICULED BY BRITISH PRESS.
He Dies While Bravciy Showing
Himself to be Worthy
AS A SOLDIER OF ROYAL BLOOD.

The End Came Peacefully, but too Soon
forHim to witn,ssths Isersrsai ofPHb-
Tic 0piaiou tn His FaVor-ousen Vis-
torla und Princes beatrice Frustrated
by the Nsws-England aud the I,Is OF
wight in Mourning The Trip TO West
Africa ahi It's Fatal Result
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A woNDERrU1 CATCH.
Over Four 1housaud Fish csptursd q,
Ono Haul of the Seine.

One Haul oft6e Seine.
A most remarkable. catch OF fish
was made Mt New Mnrtinsville on We'd
nesday by NJ. Il. Potts. The ice had
formed an eddy In the mouth OF Big
Fishing creek. and the eddy was used
MS hnrbor by the Hsh.
Mr.. Potts made one haul with c
large Ecinc, and in II he caught over
four thousnnd Hsh, ranging from ten
pounds downwnrds. After the fish had
been sorted there remained S,610 fish
Of q marketable s!za.
This Is n ilsh story that Is vouchcd
for by mcr OF honor, who viii swear to
tho truth OF II ie necessary,
The place whore this haul was mnde
is noted as being hnrbor for flsh when
there iB fee in the river and at other
times n large number have been
caught, but nothing nearly as large ns
the one above mentioned. has beon
chroulcled in the past.
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NO TRACE YET FOUND
or the Missing Howard p. wiikinson-A
Fall Description.


Yesterday nothing transpired that
could throw any light on the mysteri-
Gus disappearance OF Mr.. Howard P.
wilkinson last Friday. Increased &C
tlvity by his friends to aRd clue to
his whereabouts, dead or alive, has so
far had no result. A portrait and full
description OF him was sent all over the
country yesterday, and the telegraph
wires have been used freely; yet no..
body has any better idea OF the case
than when he went away
a full description OF Mr.. Wilkinson,
furnished by HIS family, Is as follows:
Age, forty years; height, feet 10h
inches: build. spnre, face inclined to
be thin; color Of hair, light brown, near
ly golden; color OF eyes, brown;
color OF mustnche, sandy; marks on
person, scar, rather faint, under left
eye; clothing when last seen. blue serge
suit, with black beaver overcoat; un-
derclothIHg, heavy salmon-cSS.ored
wool; plain white shirt, marked 4. p:
W. on tab in front Of bosom; No.
laced shoe, calf: black "dicer" hat:
gold enameled sleeve buttons, with pat
ent fastening: plain gold ring on feft
hand. He carried gold watch, fiuted
pattern, open face: gold hands; Arabic
figures on dial. No. OF movement, 27S,-
622: make, Yaceron & Constantin; maxi
ers' mark, made expressly for !. g.
Dillon & Co..; script monogram on
case, "H. P. W."
II any person has any Information
which would throw the slightest light
on Mr.. wilkinson's movements he
should communicate with the family
at once. Even the worst intelligence
would tend TO relieve their distress.
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Company, from Mercer county. Good
mann Bros, & Company va. Henry &
Llnlsham. from Mercer county. john
Ron and FoutE w. Welch. et nl. from
Mercer county. Itoanoite. G. G N. Conn
pilny, w, Watkins and Surface. from
Mprccr county,
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A NOTABLE DAY
OF Notable Speeches and Debates
in the United States Senate.
SHERMAN REBuKES SllYERITES
For obstructing the Effort to Re;
llevs the Treasury Crisis.
REPUBLICAN PARTY is READY

10 Civ. that Rsllsf-No, for the pre,Idon,
10 pfetats wha, Shall be Done-It is for
III. ItOu.s of ofssprrssniatlves, undsf the
Constitution, TO Provide ths Revenue.
senator wolsott Attacks the Presidents
y,ne1nSlan Pollry-An Important Res
Olu,lon on the Armsaian oasrages by
the TURKS.
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and 1t Is safe to say tSdt even those
who have been active IN ridiculing
Prince Henry now recognize the tac'
that he probably died In an attempt 70
prove that he was not unworthy OF the
esteem of her majesty's subjects.
The CO urt circular saysof Prince
Henry's death:
"The queen Is most deeply affected at
seeing her beloved daughters happy
He crushed and In losing q most amSl-
bic and affectIonate son-in-law, TO
whom she was much devoted"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-23
UNITED WORKMEN.
The Annual Meeting of the Yves.
Virginia Grand Lodge.
1T is EXTENDED ANOTHER DAY

Ana will Adjourn this Ansrnoon-Pro-
esedings at Yesterdays Two Sessions.
The banquet Last Evening was an En-
joyable Feature Visitors Witness an
Exposition ofths New Work OF the Or
der-omccrs to be Elected To-day.