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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07
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Distressing Kidney ana Bladder dis.
ease relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
II Is q great surprise ON account OF its
exceeding promptnoss In relieving pnln
In Bladder, kidneys aud back. In malO
or female. Relieves retention almost
Immediately. IL you want quick relief
and cure, this Is the remedy Sold by
II. II, List, Druggist Wheeling, ". Va,
" ma
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07
one Fare for fiouad Trip to Toledo via
W, & l.. n, halfway Sent, aud o.

For knights Templars Grand COM
mandery Conclave OF Ohio. the Wheel
lng 4 Lake Erie Railway will sell
round trip tickets OF one fare on Sep
tember and 8. No change Of cars via
this line Train leaves Wheeling at .
q. m, eastern time. Martina Ferry 0iO
n. M, and arrives at Toledo at $40 p.
M, central time. Best time made from
Wheeling 10 Toledo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07
SO 90
Grand Excursion to Toledo and Returr
Win w. d L. Y. HALLWAY.

Grand EXCURSION TO Eoieuo anu RETURN
via W. a. l.. u. Railway.
On Sunday. September 12, the Wheel
ing g. Lake Erie Railway viii run one
Of their popular lJw-priced excursions
from Wheeling. Martins Ferry, Steu-
benville and intermediate points, to To-
ledo. Fare for the round trip, TWO
DOLLARS, tickets good returning same
day. Special train will leave the Ter
minal depot at 6 a. m, Wheeling time.
Toledo Is one Of the most beautiful cit
les on Lake Erie, being also one OF the
largest shipping ports on the great
lakes. Miles OF the finest asphalt pay
ing, beautiful parks and drives, numer-
Gus short trips by steamer on Lake Erie
may be enjoyed by the excursionist.
Bring your wheels For particulars, see
Wheeling & Lake Erie agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

The Ohio River Railroad will sell ex-
curslon tickets to Nashville for the
Tennessee Centennial and Industrial
Exposition at rate OF $3.50 for the
round trip from Wheeling. tickets limi-
ted to eleven days, Information as TO
time OF trains Will be furnished by John
BlIlle. City Ticket Agent, Twelfth and
Market streets, and J. q Tomllns0n.
Ticket Agent, Union Station.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

The Cleveland, Loraln 6 Wheeling
Railway win make very low rates TO
Columbus, Ohio September 7 and 8,
good by extension. 10 September %. To
Detroit, Mich, on September 8, and 10.
For particulars, apply TO Cleveland. Lo-
rain a. Wheeling agents. or o. r. Wood.
travelling passenger agent, Mcclure
House block. Wheeling. w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

lie rurc and use that old ana we'll tried
remedy, Mrs. WinSlow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teGthlhE. II soothoa tho
child, aoflcuS the gums, allAyS oil pain,
cures wind collie and Is the best remedy
for dtarrhoca. Twenty-Five ccnta a
boiile. myf6W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

DO not wear impermeablo and tight.
flttlng hats that constrict the blood.
vessels of the scalp. Use Hail'B Halr
Remover occasionally, and You win moi
be bnld,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

Saturday. September II, via Pcnnsyiva.
mia Lines. special excursion, 81 go round
trip. from Wheeling. good going and
returning on regular trains September
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07

IN cases of burns, sprains, scalds, or
any of the other accidental pains likely
to come to the human body. DIR. Thomas
Electric OIL gives almost Instant relief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07
EXCLUSION 10 co1uNpus. Q.
Account orrtsunion ofthc Army OF We,
Virginia.

September Z and the Baltimore &
Ohio viii sell excursion ucltets 10 Col
umbus and return at rate OF 81 95,good
returning until September r.. inclusive.
with privilege of on extension of limit
until September o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07
DOCKET CALLED.
Both Parts of the Circuit Court
Are Now in session
FOR SEPTEMBER COURT TERM,

wbishPromIs,s to be One ofCon'lasrA'
bIs LoHgth, as q Large Number OfcaaeI
srs Doelrstsd-AIuny CpAss Set for Trial,
Argument, Etc., at Yesterdays session.
judge Paul. Prssidss ia Part and
Jadge Hsrysy In Part H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07
.iaHS-mWtAWE

u ANK or THE OHIO VALLEY
CAPIrAL...........--..sIT5,ooo
Evening star., 1897-02-17
ExOneratetl.

Legislatures meetin; its a lively session.
too.
They have sight O things On hand they re
anxious ter git through
All customs of society they think would
best be dropped
Theyve wrote down in list an they're
a-sohl ter hev 'em stopped
Ihey say there's too much daliyin' weth
questions of the day:
They're goin' ter put their feet down hard
and do it right away.
They low they'll fix all nuisances tbet
cauSes distress
From mcnopolistic burdens ter the way
some people dress.
They vow there amt no reason fur man.
kind a-sufferin' so
When statutes come 50 easy ez we've am
pie cause ter know;
It's an easy thing ter settle, wethout any
room fur doubt,
These matters tibet some others takes q
month ter talk about
An. ef the universe amt run much smooth
er than of yore.
Ell folks keeps Oh a-pesterin' jes' as they
did before,
There's one fact you kin tie to; it'n never
be because
Our legislature didn't do It's best a-psssin'
laws.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
n Touch of Nature

Men of worth and capacity when Der-
secuted by corrupt or Incompetent govern
ment. manifest the same spirit the whole
world over. Failing to obtain the proper
redress within the law. they take matters
into their own hands and attempt nv force
what they have not by other means been
few years is particularly creditable to hu-
mentE.
When the people Of courage and progress
In Hawaii discovered that the choice was
between the continuation of a corrupt and
hampertng monarchy and a good govern
ment administered by themselves thew
promptly decided upon the latter They
overthrow the monarchy and established a
republic They have never regretted their
action. and never will
Two years ago the people of Cuba
goaded by long-continued oppression took
the Held for another effort for freedom
They decided that the Spanish yoke was
TOO CALLING longer to be borne There was
risk, OF course, about attempting to throw
II on. but as between that and living like
slaves they made their choice They are
still in The field. and still undaunted. They
ought 10 win. and probably will win. AT
any rate. they have shown themselves 10
be worthy of the Independence they seek.
and have aroused the sympathy and ad-
nira,ion OF the people Of this country.
And now come the Cretans, resolved to
terminate the persecution to which they
have long been subjected by the Turks
Their cause appeals strongly to Christian
eiyiiization. Greece promptly responds
Evening star., 1897-02-17
The District COmmiAsiOnershi

The feeling of regret that the President
finally decided not re-appoint Commits
sfoner Ross is general and unfeigred. Ex-
perience counts for much in Increasing the
value to community of the services of a
public servant. and a continuance of Mr.
Ross in the Office which he has filled so
admirably would have saved the District
from all risks of experimenting with an
untried man in the performance of func-
tions which for the promotion of the well
fare of the community demand a high de-
gree both of tact and ability.
The Presidents personal choice of a Com
missioner has fallen upon Mr.. F. F. B.
Sands. a Washfngtonian by BIRTH a sue
cessful lawyer and well spoken of by his
friends as good citizen and a man of
pleasing address. energetic and persistent.
The most serious open and undiseuised
obstacle to the confirmation of Mr..
Sards Is of character to lessen his
usefrlress to the District Com
missioner when confirmed. But on the
other hand If this obstacle is overcome by
securing favorable report from the SEN
ate District committee upon his nomina-
tion this drawback upon his usefulness as
Commissioner will ne at the same time
removed The reference is TO the personal
controversy between Mr. Sands as the aG-
vocate of new gas lighting company and
the Senate District committee, which re-
suited in some bitterness of feeling and
expires sion on both sides. Cncongeniality
between the Commissioners and either the
DlStrict committees or the appropriations
committees. and still more. open WrangIin;s
between these officials, is sure to operate
10 the disadvantage of the District, no
matter whether the Commissioner is right
or wrong in the position which he has as
scrilSd- III, however. the Senate Distric.
committee votes 20 report favorib!y Mr.
S,ifus nomination IL may be viewed as an
assurance tnat the Misunderstanding Of
the past are cancelled, and that fresh
start Is 10 be made
Evening star., 1897-02-17
The Money Conference Bill.

The republican leaders are not disturbed
over the delay In the House coinage COM
rnittee in the matter of the international
monetary conference bill They would have
been glad had the measure been disposed of
by the House promptly. as 1t was by the
Senate but they do not fear as to the final
result They are very confident indeed,
that II the bill does not become a law at
this session it will at the extra session.
1he Senate has already declared itself, and
will do so again, while there is every reason
to believe that debate will but make the
partys duty in the premises the more con-
spicuous.
Some of these men even favor postpone
ment They would prefer seeing the bill not
only passed by republican Congress, but
signed by a republican President They want
the full credit of the whole transaction
to fall to their party. Besides. they are
expecting some valuable light on the sub
Ject from Senator Wolcott who will not re-
turn In time to aid the cause at this session
He has not yet left the continent, and will
hardly be in Washington again much be-
lore the 4th of March. His report is
awaited with much interest. not only be-
cause of the opportunity he has enjoyed to
sound sentiment ON the other side but
because of his ability to digest fully all the
information he has gathered. He not only
believes in international bimetallism. but
desires 1t. and II is assumed that he has left
nothing undone while abroad to study the
question in all of it's aspects.
The point of most value so far scored as
the republicans believe is the practical
unanimity of the party touching the re-
demptfon of the promise made at ST. Louis
to forward the interests of international
bimetaliism. The only discordant notes
come from outside the party-from gold
democrats who really prepared the Indian
apoiis platform and the Indianapolis ticket,
but who were afraid to risk open support
of them for fear of contributing indirectly
to the support of Mr.. Bryan. These men
are urging now that the money plank
adopted at st. Louis was merely political
catchpenny. which, having served its pur-
pose. should be thrown out as so much
trumpery. But they are not numerous and
the republicans are confident that they will
not influence the party's action. Men from
far north. like Mr.. Hoar of Massachusetts
and Mr. Chandler of New Hampshire. arc
standing side by side with the men of the
west In insisting that the party is in honor
bound by its campaign promises, and must
redeem them
Evening star., 1897-02-17
The Increased budget.

The Senate appropriations committee has
zone about We'll by the local interests III
the revision of the District budget COM
pletcd today, as could have been reasonably
expected. y net increase of 81 214 SGsi. 3S
means the saving of many worthy instftu-
tons and efforts from being handicapped
Or from absolute failure during the next
fiscal year.
Some of the projects for which the Senate
committee, 1t was hoped. would provide
rave received attention and if the bill can
be preserved In practically it's present shape
while passing through the ordeal of the
conferences 1t Will be an excellent measure
In many respects. AS now written il car
ties trifie over a million more than the
ct trrent appropriation. while still remaining
much lower than the Commissioners esti-
nate
The committee has done one thing that
deserves general gratitude on the part of
me people of the District. in providing
TOT the maintenance of the free public
i'"rdr!. " nile the total sum named Is
less than that estimated for, its appearance
IN the bill nevertheless supplies the serious
defect In the House BILL which omitted to
provide any means whatever for giving
force to the mandate of Congress that a
library should be established and MAIN
tanned.
The committee also recognized the need
Tor an additional water supply and made
more generous provision for the schools
and the police anu fire departments Other
features of the committees revision are
apparent at a glance at the summary of
the Dill which appears elsewhere in this
issue 1t is unfortunate that the appro-
priation for a site for contagious hospital
was omitted. This item will doubtless ap-
pear later as point of contention in con-
ference.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
King George seems not to be surrounded

0eofHe r6o0Xl3 nut 70 De
by any mugwump element, or II he Is he
is giving no heed to Its commercial sug-
gestions that the revolt Is none Of his af-
fair. He may be 70 match for the sultan
single-handed. but matters will not take
that turn. If the sultan draws his sword
in this business it will he against civiliza-
ton. with King George as only one OF it's
champions. The King of Greece has done
the right thing. for the Cretans must ma
terially benefit by having the attention
of the world thus drawn to their grievances
under Turkish rule
1t is the same old problem, and every
where, whether in an island In the Pacific
or the Atlantic. or in the classic waters that
wash the shores of Greece, men solve it.
or try to solve it. in the same old way.
And as long as they have the courage to
resist tyranny they will be assured of the
sympathy of mankind and ultimately OF
success. These are not the times for pa
uence under persecution and bloody op-
preston.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
New Waists,
Boys
Department.

Is now receiving the new spring
styles in Shirt Waists and Blouses,
and in connection with these is OF
fering some exceptionally good val
ues in Suits, Trousers, Hats, etc.
Boys All wool Suits, cheeks plaids- seryIceable
colOrings. Former prices, $3.75, $500 and 81 80
Now. each. h................s26s. is. So 75 and So .OO
Boys Long TrOuser Suits, good. serviceable cloth.
made up in good style Sizes Il to -. Each So 90
Boys Trousers. excellent colors and patterns
The regular 81 90 quality. Per pair. SO and 6}c
New Shirt Waists and Blouses, in white and col
beautiful conceits for the little fellows excel.
lent styles for the older boys Sizes ; to IA.
Each. h......................... %, so, 50 and Zoe
Hats for boys and girls in many pretty styles
Boys Sweaters in the very best styles and at the
lowest prices.
Sailor collar style, In solid colors and stripes
Round collar ones, solid cOors. Each. 80. 81 90
Sd floor.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
New Spring
OxfOrds.

We are daily receiving our new
spring line of Women's Oxfords
among which are many new STYLES
! and attractive shapes. The round
toe is much in evidence this season
Wei Kid osforls, very soft finish: hand turn
soies' square edge; plain round toe Per pair So OC
'ici MA Newport Ties; straight last: turn soles;
square edge Best quality. Per pair. SO OO
Wei Kid oAforls. hand made: turn sole: new
'oe' patent leather tip. Per pair. SO on
'Hi hiu oxiords Wery dark shades of tam, imi
tatioh up; Louis NV heel; round toe: Very soft
i ............. 50. sc
I'd floor.
Evening star., 1897-02-17

The manner in which the authorities i'll
Spain and Greece have been forced to
adoi'i lines Of policy for no other reason
'nan tni't they we're popular and the de-
liberation with which changes may be
made under republican form of govern
inert. despite public clamor. show that
inns IS not nearly SO reckless a nation as
some speakers would lead the world to
suppose.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
iIstima ing a Treasure

so she Tilted you after air. said tho
sympathetic friend
That is what happened"
And only yesterday you were telling me
now lucky you thought yourself You said
the man who got that girl would get a
prize
Well, he will. He'll get whole lot of
prizes Mine is the seventeenth solitaire
engagement ring that / know Of
Evening star., 1897-02-17

The public policies which Major Mckin-
ley will adopt during his administration
seem for the present to be entirely ov.r
shadowed matters of current importance
by the clothes which he and the members
of his family VIII wear at the Inaugural
ton.
Evening star., 1897-02-17

II Is 10 be hoped that Great Britain will
hot show as much superiority over this
country in a knowledge OF the 1loves of
diplomacy as she has recently IN those of
the chess-board
Evening star., 1897-02-17
SHOOTING STARS.
A Delicate Distinction.

Now" said the experienced statesman
to the newly elected senator whom he was
II structing. there is just one more point
concerning Sci atorial courtesy to which
feel ii my Guty to direct your attention. Il
seems a little hard but all dignities have
their drawbacks"
What is it,
1T is considered very bad form when I,
colleague is delivering a speech to go to
sleep without leaving the rcom.'
Evening star., 1897-02-17
More New
Baby Carriages.

We are showing a splendid as
sortment of 1897" styles in Car
rIages. Many Improvements are
noticeable, and they are finished in
an excellent manner. Among the
most recent arrivals we ask attention
to a special line of
Evening star., 1897-02-17

The responsibilities of the present con-
gress are steadily diminishing Each Sue
cessive day leaves that much less time IN
be killed
Evening star., 1897-02-17

Whatever superficial doubts may appear
In the Ohio situation. nobody will be sin
oereiy apprehensive that Mr.. Hanna will
be lett without an office If he wants one
Evening star., 1897-02-17

Zola memory is so bad that he attrib-
ties passages from his own writings to
other authors. He will be fortunate if ne
is not sued for sIander
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Rattan Carriages

with fancy and roll boiies upholstered in co,~Iu,or
plush or satin danask: pongee parasol: best RIM.
ming gear; wooden or wire. wheels. ,,..,, g..
brake, &c.
Evening star., 1897-02-17

IL IS but TO be expected that the Father
OF HIS Country Will receive a somewhat
slisnter recognition than the mothers of
their country.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
S9.0S EACH.

Nats Tor Baby Carriages Each, ........ SOC
'hina sheep Robes, lined. Each 81 20
'hina Sheep and Goat Robes. with pocket and
Evening star., 1897-02-17

There We're about fifty men at work or
the city post office building today.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
DevoutIy TO he Wished.

How JOY would shine in the human hear
And life seer1 nothing but fun,
If work locked as little before you start
AS il does when you get 1t done.
Evening star., 1897-02-17

We've moved Our main Office
to 5IS 10th st.-our customers
say it's the handsomest in Wash
ington. We're still waiting for
you to have lis send for your
laundry. Better do it today.
The Yale Laundry, 5I8 10th st.
Phone 1902. It
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Natural Enemies.

ITS no use" remarked the benevolent
man. in a tone of dscourage cement Its
written in the books of fate that some men
Will disagree. and it's a waste OF time to
try to rub 1t out
Have you been indulging in an alterca-
tion?'
No. But l introduced two casual ac-
qualntances OF mine to each other 1t took
less than two minutes to discover that one
wanted free silver and the other didn't. and
that one was for arbitration and the other
against 1t. j frterfered, and switched tn.
cthfersatlcn around to the weather."
mat was safe topic
thougnt So But it wasn't Thev p-o,
U talking about Inauguration day. and re.
'eaied the fact that one sells umbrel,as
ana overshoes, while the other took a con.
tract 10 put up stands for viewing III.
parade.
Many er GAL said Uncle E.ben. "is 6az.
Zied by de shine on young mans coIIar
an Guns wifout realizin' tell it's too late
oat de gloss mean jes' dat much mo trouh,.
ION de womeE-folks on iron.n' days"
Evening star., 1897-02-17
New Tailor-r11ade Suits
For Women.

In style. quality and price our
Ready-to-w wear Tailor-made Suits are
very attractive Made by expert
men tailors, and we'll finished
throughout, they have that style
and proper form so much desired
| and seldom found The stock is en-
tirely new and fresh and represents
the latest shapes and most fashion,
able fabrics.
TailOrmade Suits of soft all-wool diagonal cloth:
jacket lined with taffea silk. skirt lined with per
| caline-dark tans and grays Very stylish.
Tailor made Combination Suits fy front jacket
with frog trimmings. and stylish checked cloth
skir; 10 match. Each. SIS 90
black; fly front jacket. silk lined throughout Ex-
treIeiy stylish Each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Tailor made Chevron Cloth Eton Suits. silk lined
throughout; braid and ribbon trimmings Ia .soI co
New Waists,
OF high grade Lawns. Dimi,ies and Batistes have
arrived and sale They are exceedingly
handsome and stylish garments.
81 floor
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Go Carts

are preferred by many TO the carriage We have
new line ranging in price from. -. So 35 To &, "a
81 floor
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Stationery
Department.

Announces the arrival of another
ton of Irish Linen Writing Paper at
the special price,
I5c.PER LIB.
Envelopes to match, SC. per pkg.
Also 500 boxes Plate-finish Writing Paper, con-
tanning "a sheets of paper and n envelopes at the
special price,
I5c., boxes for 25c
1st floor.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
inauguration
Housefurnishings.

Never have desirable goods beer
offered at such low prices as now
Everything needful for the Hotel
Boarding House or the Home can b,
secured from our vast stock. w,
quote few items and invite inspec
ton of the stock.
4-gal Covered Slop Cans. each .35c
Japanned Bread Boxes each e,c
Japanned Slop Jars, with cover and bail handle
~~~A
II-fnch Slop Mats, each. h............,,.o5c o5c
Best Wood Fiber Pails, each. &c
" "NAe'S' eaen. 1880. .1oc
ketinned Cups, each. Observation-Disclosures 3..
2f-in. Japanned Trays, each. each..........I9c
Double Roasting Pans, each. eac
Japanned Coal HOds, each. lie
9th floor.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
important to readers of the
American Queen. >

The unusual demand for copies of the
February issue Of the American Queen
will make It absolutely impossible for us
to hold copies for those who hive already
registered but have not called for a copy
after February 23.. Registered subscribers
are therefore requested to call at once and
secure copy, as shall begih distributing
all copies that remain after February :3 to
The new applft1Dfs
The record-union., 1897-05-23
CUBAN QUESTION.
Still Occupies a Large Share of the
Attention of the Administration.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-To set at
rest the common expectation that more
or less sensation in the report on the
situation in Cuba is looked for any day
by the President, it may be stated that
it is not part of the understandingpthat
Mr.. Calhoun went to Havana to make
a report by mail or at all until he re-
turns to Washington, and then his COM
munications may be made to the Pres
ident verbally, although it is understood
Mr.. Calhoun's official duty is to inves-
tOgate the Ruiz case.
Speaker Reed was at the State De-
partment to-day, and conferred some
time with Secretary Sherman, presum-
ably touching the legislative progress
of the Morgan resolution. Another in
terview between the President and Sen
ator Burrows, who has taken a strong
position in resistance to the resolution
at this time, gives evidence that the
Cuban situation is still occupying
large share of the attention of the ad-
ministration. The stormy events at
Madrid yesterday have not escaped OBJ
servation, and there is some apprehen-
sion of reflex action in Cuba.