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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
Native Hawaiians Coming to Protest Against
Anaexation.

WASHINGTON. Nov. CA delegation OF Ha-
wailans, natives of tho island, are reported to
be coming to Washington TO protest against the
annexation of that country to the United States.
It is significant of tho changed sentiment Of the
royalists that the delegation will not ask the
RESTORATION of the monarchy. but simply that
the present sta us of the island az u republic bo
maintained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
scno.nr.la win Go BACK to Insurance.

Meyer Schoenfeld. tho leader Of the Brother
hood OF Tailors, will give up the leadership when
his term expires on Nov. 10. and has declined to
run for reelection. Like Joseph Barondess. he
10 in tho insurance business, and took charge of
the union only temporarily during the summer
atrikaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
Long Fight Against Contractor.
Ended.

1t was announced yesterday that the hight OF
the labor unions In this city to compel Contrac-
tors buchanan & Co. to recognize the Electrical
Workers Union has been enued. Tho arm has
agreed 10 employ only union men, and strikes
which have been in progress against the urm
for nearly three months have been declared OF.
some time ago established q branch buAlnsas In
New York. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07

WASHINGTON FORECAST Foh SUNDAY.
For New England, fair; cooleri westerly winds.
For eastern NsID York. fair trssterIv toinds.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. fairI
westerly winds. becoming variable.
For the District OF Columbia. Delaware. and Mary
land, fair variable winds.
For western Pennsylvania and western New York.
fair; warmer; brisk westerly winds. becoming vari.
able.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
SHE COT $40 ron Il KISS.
And Now Mrs. Johann 10 Under Arrest Charret
with EHtortion.

ROCHESTER,. Nov. 8.-Mrs. Elizabeth Johann.
who lives with her husband on Maple street IN
this city. was arrested yesterday ~afternon ON
the charge of c1torting from Michael Debus
$40, Debus has been an intimate friend Of
called there and played cards. On Labor Day,
at Mr.. Johann's invitation, no called as usual.
On entering he noticed that Johann WAS aalecp,
or pretending to be. ON the couch, As soon a.
Debus entered tho room Mrs. Johann threw her
arms around him and kissed him. Johann
jumped M ut that moment and ordered him out
Of the house. Since then Mrs. Johann has dc.
handed and obtained hush " money several
times from Debus. "H'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
THE ATTEMPT TO XIII MoRAEs.
Much Exoitcment in Rio-0ur Cruiser Cinoin.
natl 10 There.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 6.-Minister Conger. at
Rio Janeiro, telegraphs the State Department.
under yesterdays date, confirming the report of
the attack upon the President Of the republic,
and adding that the Minister of War was killed
in defending him. Minister Conger says there
was and is much excitement, but no general
alarm Ia felt at the situation.
A telegram was received at tho Navy Depart
ment to-day from Capt. Chester of the cruiser
Cincinnati, now at Rio Janeiro. to tho effect
that he would remain there to care for American
interests until the excitement over the at
tempted assassination of President Moraes had
abated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07

Germany's advantage lies lnrRely, II not
wholly. in tho low cost of loading al Hamburg.
that come from far up the Eibe to the side OF Tie
ship, 1t Is transferred by highly improved
purpose, at a cost not excee3ing 20 cents q ton.
The report Of the Bureau Of Statistics shows
that in the last fiscal year the United States i'm
ported from the countries named sugar of tho
following amnnnta and zalnea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
FIVE sHoE
Killed ON the Coast or siberia by . Russian
Patrol.

hntrOl-
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-There will probably
be trouble between Japan and Russia over the
shooting of Ave Japanese fishermen on the 81.
berian coast. Forty.three Japanese went to
Siberia after receiving official permission from
the Russian Consul. and while fishing In Sibo-
rian waters were fired on by a Russian patrol
withouU warning OF any demand for papers.
The survivors reached Nigata with tho bodies
OF their dead comrades.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07

Sc Often change the whole aspect
HOOO q of life by their prompt, health
nslL- full action upon the stomach,
ITO kidneys. and bowels. They
AStually make life worth living. 26a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07

Captured bonds OF the State of Louisiana. OF
the face value OF $5l5.4S0, are held Tor tho Sec.
rotary of War.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18

A very important addition was recent
ly made to the 'In Atlantic City" COM
pany, in the persons OF Harry Hastings
and Harry Wright. Mr.. Wright will be
remembered as the successor of poor old
Tony Hart in Edward Harrlgan's com
pany. Mr. Wright received unlimited
praise from the New York press and pub
lie during the five years at Harrigane
Theatre, he possesses a pleasing tenor
voice and is a most excellent actor Mr.
Hastings recently OF the team OF Hast
ings and Marion, who were favorably
known from coast to coast. Mr.. Hast.
ings is a natural born comedian and In
the part of Reginald Van Colt I'm At.
lantic City" is part true TO HIS nature
Mr.. Hastings has well cultivated voice
and knows how to use It. The manage
ment Is to be congratulated upon secur-
ing the services Of these gentlemen. I'm
Atlantic City" will be the attraction at
the Opera House next Tuesday evening
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18

There is black drum major with the
Darkest America" company who Is a
physical giant, standing feet I inches
in his stocking feet, and he Is still grow
ing. The band and orchestra, composed
entirely of colored musicians, makes
splendid melody. The company had an
other good sized audience last night, and
the success OF the first evening was
duplicated. 1t is in the singing and
dancing features that Darkest Amer
lea" is a notable theatrical production
The operate selections In the last act
are rendered in style which would
please the most exacting lover of mu-
sic. A special souvenir matinee will be
given this afternoon, when each lady In
the audience will receive a handsome
hat pin free. The engagement closes
tonight. Seats at the box office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18

Railroad Jack" melodramatic COM
edy drama in four acts is the title OF the
attraction for three nights, commencing
Monday. September Goth, at the Grand
Opera House. The piece abounds with
sensational scenes and climaxes. There
Is an Interesting story woven between
the lines in which virtue triumphs over
vice, and deals with the adventures OF a
tramp who eventually becomes a million
aire. There Is the customary hero and
villain, and the blending OF tears and
smiles, but with the usual happy ending,
where the hero after suffering many
wrongs Is placed In possession of his
rights and marries the girl Of his choice
and the villain gets his just deserts.
There are a number OF excellent stage
effects, notably THE burning Of a pow
der mill at Dawson's Switch" said to be
one Of the most realistic fire scenes on the
American stage,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18
LOCAL BREvIrIES
Matters OF Minor Iomsn, In aud Abo a
The CITY,

Matinee at the Grand to-day.
Grand. o-night-"Darkest America"
Opera House, this afternoon-"John
Wesley and His Times"
The Germania Hall Association gives a
ball at the new Beethoven hall next
Thursday evening.
The Beethoven Singing Society viii
open the season with concert and ball,
at It's quarters In the Egerter building
October 4,
The new board walk and fence along
Twentieth streets from Chapline to Eon,
was completed yesterday, and the work
OF putting down the cnbble stone pave
ment will shortly begin.
At the Fourth street NJ. +, church, on
Sunday, the pastor Dr. j. l.. Sooy, VIII
preach at 1880 a. m. on THE Hidden
Word" and at 1880 p. m, on THE Genius
OF the Christian Religion"
The Belmont goes on In full Monday
morning. Not all the departments have
been working for some time, and this
sort OF resumption Is the kind that
counts with South Side business men,
w. II. Hayden. pastor OF the First
Christian church, who has been absent
from the city for seven weeks, will return
to-day. and will occupy his pulplc to-
morrow as usual. A cordial Invitation Is
extended to the public, to be present.
AT North street NJ. f. church to-mor-
row the usual services will be held, Rev,
G. b. Graham. pastor. AT 1880 o'clock
a. M, the subject OF the sermon will be
"The Royal Gospel Rule" and at 1880
O'Clock 1.-The Blessings of Affection"
Through typographical error yester-
day morning the Intelllgencer stated
that DR.. Jepson did not want country
pupils in the high school," Had the
words while we are so cramped for
room" been added the doctors seNti-
ments would have beeen correctly ex-
pressed.
At the Third Presbyterian church to-
morrow. the pastor, Rev. r. r, Bigger.
Will preach at the morning service. from
the theme Christ, Our Freedom" and
in the evening he will deliver an inter-
estlng lecture on, 1.-THE ChIldren's Cru
SADIE" Rev. Mr., Bigger has purchased
a tsereopticon. which he VIII use in con-
nection with church work this winter
In the near future he will lecture on
"Perils and Adventures in Central AfrI-
ca" illustrated by forty fine views.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18

Baker streets East End, has for thirteen
years been trespassing in the same man
ner
The cases came up In municipal police
court yesterday morning, and the result
was that both we're dismissed with the
costs levied on Mr.. Cots, The North
Ender felt chagrined and baftied. but
there was no encouragement visible, He
says he viii force Mat" Chew to swallow
his own verdict before long, Whatever
may be Mr.. Cots faults, II cannot be
said that he gives up easily; on the con-
trary he is as stubborn as - well. some
animals that have been successfully do
INVESTIGATED In recent years.
Clerk Nolte made efforts TO collect the
costs In the cases yesterday afternoon.
but was unsuccessful. though he was
volunteered the information by Mr.. Cots
that his check IL good for $4,000"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18
ABOUT PEOPLE
trangsrI In the CITY aud wheeling Folks
AhrOah.

Col. Sam b. Harrison has forsaken the
Mcclure for few days recuperatlon at
Piedmont, his health being a little on
color for several days. Time was when
II might be suggested that this trip
had matrimonial inference, but his
friends have been fooled so often they
have grown callous 1t has been hint
ed that incidentally he will secure ma
terlal for new book, at any rate taking
a day off to plunge in the lore that
abounds in the mountain hamlet, COM
ing back likely with an autumn sonnet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

A herd " twenty-four elephants ia
rarely encountered by hunters. and no
such stupendous herd Of them was ever
exhibited in any part of the world before.
But that number OF these beasts will be
here with the Barnum & Bailey Greatest
Show on earth, on September a. What
makes the exhibit equally as rcmarka-
bic, all Of these huge brutcs are trained,
and separately and together perform
many wonderful and curious tricks. The
Rarnum & Bailey three herds of elc-
phnnts are almost as famous ne the show
Itself. for they are known ns the most
sagarIous. Intelligent and Wise, and con-
seuucntly the best trained animals Of
their Kind In the world. This triple herd
OF elephants win he seen In the new par
nde on the streets too, together with the
grand team Of forty horses. IN the new
pageant called the Return of Columbus
in barcelona, In the Same tent with
them ls the gantcss gorllln-cnlled Jo-
hauun-=and the big noeed mandrlll, the
only two creatures ~ their Kind In cap.
tlvty In the world and fifteen camclH,
also more than all the other shows In
America have combined Besides these
there ~ tho only Gland, only adds. only
nlgcr-antclope, only wnrt hog only rhln-
occrds, only hairless mare thrco-nurcl
and three horned atcCr dwarf zebra, aud
giant giraffe IN the country and nfty
cages of villa and trained wild beasts,
with srurcs NJ lldmns, guanacoH hlsons
huNilus, sacred Indian animals, etc, etc,
Altogether the geological exhibition oi
the Rdruum a Bailey Show Il not only
unsurpassed NY amy geological garden IN
the world but really contilns more rare
ana curious 1ul1rupois, mammals ana
nmphibluus creatures than any two gar.
dvUa anywhere
a tremendous CIRQUE In three rings on
two Stages, q racing tlaCk, with marvel.
Gus display Of champion noHdlis.s ana
the groi, new display m curious people,
such as the giant. dwarf Oflsla twins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18
DIED,

HEALY-on Thursday. September l6. 1897,
at s O'Clock p. m, JAMES HEALY,
aged 90 years,
Funeral from his late residence, No. 20
Eighteenth street. Sunday afternoon at
? o'clock 1nterment at Mt Calvary
cemetery. Friends of the family are
invited TO attend.
RICHEY-On Wednesday, September Is,
1897 at o'clock y, m, SARAH A., wife
OF John l.. Richcy, OF Bridgeport, aged
II years,
Funeral services at residence Friday even.
ing at o'clock. Friends OF the family
are invited. lntcrment private Satur-
day morning at Morrstown. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18
MIR Corrs pgrehTrp
Two salts IN poiIcr Court Dismissed nj
IIIs uwn Goats

IIH Own Costs,
Again has the city of Wheeling en.
ragged In deadly combat with W. j, Cots,
North End rodl1nt and East End dis.
pcnsor Of trouble, and up to date the lua
NJ victory swings mcrrly In the Scptcm-
bcr hrcc2n NJ city hall, greatly to the
satisfaction " Mos're Bennett chew,
Noltc ct 1lu also, VI courac to the mortl.
ilcalion " Mr. Collp
Az uhrOnlclad In yesterdays lntclllgen.
cor cots ewore out warrants Tor bishop
Dunnhuu ana Manager WplsglfbCr VI
the Wheeling 4 Elm drove Rnllrnni
Company charging In the nrrt that the
Cathedral etcpH on Thirteenth street lll..
Eblly occupy public property ana IN the
second that the railroad cumnlny's plat.
form at the corner OF MeCulloch and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18

81 HAVE nothing in the store that
sells SO we'll or gives such general salts
faction as DR.. Fowler's Ext OF Wild
Strawberry. always recommend II in
cases of summer complaint or bowel
trouble OF any kind" C. A. West, Rains
borough, Ohio. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18

and others are few of the wonders and
attractions, And all OF them come here,
with nothing omitted or curtailed, on
four trains, or sixty railroad cars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-18
II. S. Smith and wife. OF smithfeld,
are guests OF the Windsor.

II. S. Smith and wife. Of Smithfeld,
are guests OF the Windsor.
George II. Moffett and H. c. Huffman
are Parkersburgers at the Mcclure.
Attorney W. ]. W. Cowden was in
Parkersburg yesterday on business.
Misses Lena Schul and Minnie Taylor.
of the South Side, are visiting friends in
Marshall county.
T. f. Watson. of the government ex-
pertinent station at Morgantown, was in
the city yesterday
DR. Thomas +. Downing and wife were
in from West Liberty yesterday, regis
tering at the Windsor.
A.. j. Smith. travelling passenger agent
of the Ohio River Railroad Company,
was in town yesterday.
r. W. Larsen and c. f. Hosford, hall
ing from Tyler's metropolis, were Nc
Lure arrivals last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Counselman
of Washington, d. c.. who have been
visiting on the Island. leave tomorrow
morning for their home.
Miss Katie Pyle, an accomplished
young lady Of GAINESVILLE. has returned
home after spending a month with Miss
Lulu Reed, OF Market street.
Ex-Mayor B. r. Caldwell. c. Ed Schen-
erlein and Il. w. Pratt, delegates to the
International Builders convention at
Toledo. returned yesterday afternoon,
well pleased with their trip. Their boat
ride on the festive Lake Erie brought all
kinds of trouble to many OF the passen-
gers, not excluding Wheellng's former
mayor
Architect Charles P. Hamilton has re-
turned home from four weeks trip
through the central part OF the state.
which he made in pursuit Of health, and
declares that no other could have been
half as beneficial, having gained an
average Of one pound day during his
stay with friends in Weston and Cam
den -on- Gauley. He says the people OF
Weston are trying to arrange for an
excursion from Wheeling to Weston on
tho goth Of this month at 81 rate,
The record-union., 1897-08-29
A Encouragement.

$50 you are writing for an English
publication" she said to the young
man to whom she was engaged.
Yes. How did you know?"
"a friend of mine sent a London
periodical in which one Of your poems
was published"
Yes. That publication seems to like
my work very Well The matter that
it took from me last week amounted
to e."
ITO FL" she repeated wonderingly.
Yes"
Albert, do you know how to keep
books?''
NO; but I suppose I can learn"
Then l wish you would do So"
But it's hard work and I doubt very
much whether I would be a success
at it"
We'll, then open a store or learn
to run a hotel or something like that.
Don't you like writing as an occupa-
TOM
Not now. I used to think it was a
noble and beautiful vocation. But when
it comes to selling poetry by the pound
L feel that it is time to abandon litera-
ture forever. Detroit Free Press.
The record-union., 1897-08-29
To Make Paste,

Soak an ounce of refined gelatine in
cold water for an hour, then drain off
and squeeze out the water as much as
possible. Put the gelatine in a jelly
pot, and place the pot in a pan of hot
water over the fire. When the gelatine
has melted, stir in slowly two and one
half ounces of pure alcohol. Put in a
widemouthed bottle and cork tightly.
This glue or paste will keep indefinite
ly, and can be melted for use in a few
minutes by setting the bottle in basin
of hot water. As it contains a very
small percentage of water, it affects
the gloss of the prints but little, and
dries almost immediately.-Har S
Round Table.
The record-union., 1897-08-29
SWEET NOTHINGS.
Miss Cayenne Gives an Example in
the Case of Miss Oilriz.

1T is very interesting" remarked
Willie Washington, Ito watch the at
tentions of Mr.. Goldseek to the ladies. -
He is very discriminating, COM
mented Miss Cayenne. He divides up
his time in the most methodical man
ner. If the young woman is worth
100000 he passes ten minutes with
her whenever he meets her If she is
worth 100000 he makes it twenty
minutes or half an hour, provided she
does not run away. If it is above the
million mark he takes off the time limit
and she has to yawn in his face to get
rid of him."
He was more hopeful than usual
when [ talked with him."
Has Miss Oilriz at last consented to
listen TO him?"
Yes. He told me that he found her
very interesting. OF course, that must
be figure of speech"
"Why?"
Because their conversation couldn't
amount to much. Everybody knows
that courtship is made up of sweet
nothings. BY the way, 1 wonder what
sweet nothings' are?"
The case you have Just mentioned
gives a very clear example," said Miss
Cayenne.
Il don't quite see how"
Have you a pencil and a piece of
paper?"
Yes"
set down the figures S1,O00,0O0."
There you have it,
First you have the dollar mark"
Certainly"
Certainly
Next comes the figure one"
Yes
well what follow are the sweet
nOthings. "-Washington Star.
The record-union., 1897-08-29
FUN WITH MOSQUITOES.
Jersey People Get Some Amuse-
ment Out of the Pests.

We've got new amusement over
our way" said the Jerseyman. 'At
least it's new to me. 1t came with the
advent CT the mosquitoes the other day.
You know we don't have the mosqui-
toes III Jersey as a rule. I know you
have heard stories about 'em, but
they're lies got up by New York real
estate agents who want to keep people
from moving to Jersey. The fact is,
there were no mosquitoes in Jersey to
speak of until one day last week. There
was a hot spell, then a rain storm, and
then another hot spell, and that brought
out mosquitoes to burn. Not only in
Jersey, but in New York City Why,
was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Sat
urday night and mosquitoes were so
thick in the corridor that they actually
drove me out They We're never so
thick as that in Jersey, and I've lived
there a good many years. Yes, sir,
good many years.
"Oh, I almost forgot I was going to
tell you about the new amusement we
have. l went out walking on Sunday
afternoon with my wife, and when we
got home we found our two girls sit
ting on the front stoop with their
sleeves rolled up to their elbows They
were holding their barred arms out
steady and STILL When my wife saw
em she said: Why, what are you
doing, girls? Pull down your sleeves
instantly Well, sir, 1 thought they
were going to cry. The eldest said:
oh, mamma, we're just seeing which
can get the most bites in three min
utes The younger one danced up and
down and screamed: Mamma, I beat,
beat. I beat! l beat her, mamma, I
| got twenty-six and she only got six
teen, mamma. ! beat heri'
Now, If you'll believe it, they held
UP their arms and we counted the
swollen spots, and you never saw two
happier girls in your life. The small
one especially was delighted because
she had won. They had a splendid
time. They were at it again, but my
wife objected. l didn't see any harm
in it myself. 1t kept them quiet.
don't know whether this thing is gem
eral or rot, but the children seemed
to enjoy it so much I should think it
was. As / say, we don't have many
mosquitoes in Jersey, and what few
we have we get some comfort out Of
1t isn't as it is down on Long Island
Why. I've got a friend in Bay Shore
He tod me to-day that the mosquitoes
are so bad down there that the girls
have had the stoves taken down and
they are using the stovepipe for leg
gings, and he says they bite right
through that. OF course, I don't be-
lieve that they do that. but the girls all
wear stovepipe leggings all right, be-
cause my friends wife wrote to my
wife ard wanted to know if we used
extra large stovepipe on any Of our