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Donald c. Mitchell. who in the old
days was known as Tx Marvel" the
author Of "Reverfes Of a Bachelor" has
produced another volume OF ESSAYS unon
authors Of Enlgand, and this time they
range from the later Georges TO Victoria.
IN lhe close Of the book which Mr. Mitch
ell mas written he promises another vol.
ume that will measure the men and wo.
men Of the Victorian reign. That will
complete his five volumes on English
literature. However. It Is doubtful II
Mr.. Mitchell will ever create anything
that will do 50 much for his fame as
Dream Life" and "Reveries Of a Bach.
elor." In those books he has such hu.
NOR pathos. buoyancy and grace that
ne Is one Of the few who never grow
old and should live forever.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-17

The woman who Is truly natural is
generally considered the most affected.
so unused are we to genuineness In this
world.
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Town houses are beginning to show
signs Of life.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The title Of Julien Gordon's new VOL
ume. Eat Not Thy Heart. is quota
ton from Pythagoras.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-17

Mr.. Chatfield-Taylor finds his title for
The Vice OK Fools. in Pope's Table for
Critics.
"of all the causes which conspire to
blind
Mans erring Judgment, and misguide
tho mind,
What the weak head with strongest bias
rules.
Is pride, the never-failing vice OF fools
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Yet thou art dust tonight. within thy
grave
Meath wind swept sky.
No likeness win I take-nora s,,ch ,
crave
Again I diet
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-17

Mr. r. ]. Wigham, the winner OF the
amateur golf championship for Sc and
v. Is engaged at present in preparing
small volume entitled How to PLAY
Golf. The book Is not intended TO com
pete at all with the classic works on
the subject such as Badminton. But
II VIII give in cancise form suggestions
and directions for beginners and for
older players without being overbur-
oened with a mass OF discussion and de-
tail The book will address, itself espec-
ially TO the needs Of American PLAYERS
and the subjects Of its many Illustrations
VIII be chosen for the most part from
among them. The book may be ex-
pected about November 1st. Herbert s.
Stone & Co. Of Chicago. are to be the
publishers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-17

The October 18th issue OF The Chan
Book viii be a special one with lit.
eraFy supplement- giving more than tn,
usual number OF reviews OF new books
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RESEMRLANCE

Because OF just turn. A trick OF face
A shadowy smile.
My heart is lifted from the green graves
placa
To throb awhile.
I feel that low. that unforyot,en tone
Through my soul strike.
And I. indeed beloved. alone. aloner
Oh. God. So likel
That trembling lash, that smile beneath
the eyes.
Stirs my hearts core:
Hast thou come backward downward
through the skies?
live once more,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-30

Tim Murphy and his merry aggrega-
ton, In fact the same sterling prgani-
2ation that supported him last year
when he scored one of the most import
ant triumphs Of Wheeling's theatrical
season, will be the attraction at the
Opera House next Friday and Saturday
evenings and Saturday matinee, Octo-
Der and 2, when he will present the
same laughing success, "Old Innocence"
and by request the late dramatc sensl-
ton, Sir Henry Hypnotized"
Tim Murphy. already stamped the
nineteenth century David GaTrlck, must
be acknowledged one OF Americas rep
resentative comedians and his past re-
cord from an artistic standpoint Is ir-
reproachable as each and every produc-
ton bearing the Tim Murphy trade
mark has always been as advertised
and guaranteed by his and the local
management, and relative to "Old limo
cence," II is one Of the prettiest, hu-
morously pathetic comedies Mr. Muir
phys repertoire has ever included; IL
is more clever and funnier than his
original "a Texas Steer" 1t contains a
more piaintiye story, ingeniouslS inter
woven with pathos and comedy and
possesses character truer 10 Hte,and
more magnetic than any of his prior
creations have ever claimed to be, and
another important feature al this occa-
sion Is his production Of the characters
novelty "sir Eenry Hypnotlzed," not
only on account Of it's uniqueness, but
the Introduction Of his popular charac-
Ter OF Maverick Brander In "A Texas
Steer" by special arrangement Charles
II. Hoyt, also his renowned portrayal of
Colonel Mulberry Sellers, the late John
n. Raymond's famous character-Noah
Vale, popular role of Sol Smith Rus
sell-Bertle. The Lamb are portrayed
by Stuart Robson, Joe Jefterson's cele-
brated role Of Bob Acres Henry Irving
as Matthias in THE Bells" and by re-
quest his famous Improvisation OF
William Jennings Bryan, delivering a
portion Of his renowned Chicago silver
platform speech.
Mr.. Murphy's supporting company is
exceptionally strong this season. which
includes the talented and bewitching
Dorothy Sherrod, one Of the youngest
and most beautiful American leading
ladies' of the day.
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THE pRODIGAL FATHER.

"The Prodigal Father" Glen Mac
Donough's farce comedy, will be the at
traction at the Grand the first half Of
next week. The piece, II possible, is
brighter and rresher than ever. Through
the three acts, the appreciation Of the
audience never tires aud they encore
heartily every speciality on the Dill
There Is not a dull thlnn In the show.
The singing and the dancing Is fully M
to the requirements, and the Jokes and
funny situations take the fancy OF the
audience. Mr. Halpin's makeup as the
Weary Willie, Is certainly admirable,
and his acting Of the part Is thorough
~ IN keeping with his appearance. He
and MIR Wclcher are "chuck" fun of
witty sayings. jules Garrison does good
work az Tom Breeze, but In his spe-
clnlty he shows moro than ordinary
talent. George A. Sphinx gives q novel
and pleasing speciality In the shape of a
tale Illustrated with selections from
popular songs which he executes on the
piano. Rose Melville, Fannie Temple,
Mnrhcllc Davies, Bessie Challenger
Bella Gold are pretty nnd pleasing,
"rhe ProdgaI Father" Is PFettiiy stag
cd and all the company fully up IN
their parts II proved from It's last op-
pcarnncc that Il was bright sparkling,
and n moriiorious piece,
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CouRT NOTES,

The case of Neining VS., B. & o. was
continued.
Petit & Co. VS.. insurance companies,
nine cases; motion to remand overruled.
Barnum. Richardson Company VS..
The Ensign Manufacturing Company,
Of Huntington, continued.
L. /. Schmidt. VS.. w. Va, p. a G.,
Railway Company, continued until next
term.
Receiver Ha2lett, of the NJ. b. & w.
Railway Company, was allowed $4,000
for his services during the past eighteen
months. The receiver will he dis
charged as soon as the outstanding bus
mess matters are cleared away
The case OF Geore Embllng for bur-
glarzing Harry McNamee's house, Is
on the docket Of the criminal court for
to-day.
In part one Judge PAUL on the bench,
the case OF Phillips VS., Phillips was be-
ing heard. 1t Is mole calling for
$500
The Macedonia Baptist church
squabbe has arrived at conclusion.
Rev. A. J. Johnson. who was Indicted
on a charge of creating n disturbance
during worship was discharged yester-
day afternoon. the jury rendering n
verdict Of not guilty.
f. I.awanderswlcksi VS. b, e o., con-
tinued.
Maloney VS.. the town OF Sistersville
amended bill filed.
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THE WRONG DEFENDANT.

COLLECTOR WHITE SAYS HE
MAKES NO ASSIGNMENTS OF
GAuGERS-- 60 HoubP ALREADY
DECLINED TO GO TO MARTINS
BURG 49, APPOINTMENTS ARE
NOT MADE by HiM-NOT a
PARTY 10 THE MATTER
The following special dispatch from
parkersburg. received by the Inetlllgcn-
Ger last night, In reference to the re-
etralnng order by Judge Jackson,
above detailed. presents new phase OF
the case. Collector White, In nm Inter.
view, shows that h. iE not q party 10
the case. ana that the appointment OF
gaugcrR and alOrckoppcrB are not made
by him. Tho Interview IN az follows:
PARK ERSBUHG, VIVA. Sept %
Collector White says he knows nothing
about the matter " the iniunclonB ~.
sued by Judge Jackson. He has no
power to remove gaugera or store.
Keepers Thuy are appointed ana quail
nv 10 the secretary " the treasury
Mr. a H.. liOult IN m pNaUnlOu ROl.
dlcr who was fulnTntod some time ago,
aud has qualified by giving his bond na
lphcd StHtoG EaHgoT He Us not EbinE
~ MnrtlnHhurR though the position NJ
guuger nj thr llnnniu dlHlllloty was ~.
fetod him recently nnd declined
The commissioner NJ Internal rovo.
nue. has The assignment Of gaugorB aud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-30

A reporter for the IRtelIIgeReer met
Capt, John b, Garfield, of GAINESVILLE,
last evening. Mr., Garfield is one of the
leading Republican war horses of his
section of the country,
We'll, Captain how is politics in
GAINESVILLE and Ohio in PARTICULAR"
asked the reporter,
We'll, the crops are good and all the
people in GAINESVILLE are working, and
therefore happy and contented OF
course, the farmer is feeling the best of
all, and it's about time"
But, Captain, what about the pollti-
cal complexion in your state2 Is it red,
black or blue?"
III you must have It, why 1t is the
color of a mississippi coon for John r.,
Mclean and his mongrel party, They
won't get a pinch, They are decom-
posed mackerel. That's II in a nut
she'll"
How about the Republicans"
The Republicans are loaded TO the
muzzle. They are making one OF the
prettiest campaigns known In the his
tory OF Ohio politics, and young man.
that is saying a good deal. Why. we
have Burrows, OF Michigan; Thurston,
of Nebraska, Dolliver, of Iowa; Govern
or Bushnell. Ex-Governor Foster, OF
Ohio, and finally the lrrepresslble Mark
Hanna. This is a bunch that cannot
be beaten. They have more facts than
they want. That Is body of campaign
ers that you don't meet every day. For
energy, pluck and good Judgment-for
polished orators, common sense orators
and orators that sway the people, we
have in that bunch,
How about Mark as stump
speaker"
Mark Hanna Is surprising the world.
He's becoming RATHER at stump
speaking. Every day he has a new
speech. and they are fOrcible ones, too.
He is getting back at the campaign liars
of 06 relative to his crushing attitude
toward his employees and numerous
other false statements"
well, you are certainly sangulne
over the Republican prospect"
"SanguIne! There Is no sanGuine
about it. It's dead cnch Mark
Hanna will be elected Governor
Bushnell viii be elected Everything on
the ticket will be elected. Mclean and
his cohorts will be killed In the cy-
clone. It's Ii up with EN-. Good night,
sir"
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Mattsr.o Minor Moment In and Ahont
the CITY.

the CITY.
Over $4,000 will be paid out to-day. It
is city officials pay day.
The council committee on streets, al
leys and grades meets this evening at
1880 o'clock.
The Kings Daughters of the Thomson
NJ. Il. church viii give supper on
Thursday, September 30
The stationary engineers held a well
attended meeting last night, thirty-iive
members being present. II was decided
to meet on Saturday evenings hereafter
as formerly
The paving of Market street from
Seventh to Eighth will likely be complet-
ed this evening. and North End people,
and all who use the pike, are jubilant
over the improvement.
Henry Schneider and wife, Of Mounds
vile. Instituted suit in Squire Lacey.
court at Benwood against the town OF
Moundsvile, claiming 5000 damages to
property through street improvement.
The driving horse attached to Mr.. b.
X. McMechen's trap took fright on
Twelfth street yesterday morning and
dashed IN to Chapline and down towards
the city hall. At the first alley he fell.
The trap was pretty badly broken.
A huge nugget from the Klondike Is
exhibited by Edward Kelley, at Klari's
pharmacy. II attracts great attention
and its value runs UP into the ciphers
There are friends OF Edward who think II
dropped from the clouds, being on the
gold brick order. so to speak.
Last night at the home Of the brIde's
parents, there occurred the wedding Of
Miss Emma Goethe. OF the South Side,
and Mr.. Carl White. an empIoye OF tina
LaBelle tin mill. The ceremony was wilt
messed by the Intimate friends and rela-
tives Of the contracting parties.
The Republican caucus this evening is
to elect a new gas board instead Of a
water board, as enormously reported, II
convenes at 1880 o'clock In the second
branch OF council chamber. city building
The present board Is composed Of q.
Buchanan, DR.. Ford and Julius Pollock.
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EnMIN RooTHs COSTUMES.

Creston Clarke VIII Wear Several in
THE Last of His Race"
In "The Last of Ills Race" the new
four-act romantic drama which will be
produced at the Opera House next
Tuesday evening and Wednesday mat
inee, by Mr.. Creston Clarke and strong
company of twenty, headed by Miss
Adelaide Prince. Mr.. Clarke will be seen
in several costumes OF much interest,
owing to the fact that they were for
merry the property OF his uncle, Edwin
Booth, who willed all of his stage cos
tunes and manuscripts to Mr.. Clarke.
on Wednesday evening Nj. Clarke,
Miss Prince and the entire company,
will be seen in THE Lady OF Lyons.
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
And its Attitude in Regard to the Use
of Foreign Languages,

And its Attitude in Regard to the Use
of Foreign Languages,
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Sept. 2O,--In the
course OF sermon at the installation OF
Bishop Trobec, the new bishop of st.
Cloud, Archbishop Ireland, after calling
attention to the many natlonalitles in
the diocese OF ST. Cloud said;
at has sometimes been said ,hat there
Is among Catholics In America. di-
versity OF opinion as to the use within
the Catholic church OF foreign Ian
guages. There is no diversity of opinion.
Americans and Catholics viii be for
this altar OF truth believe and assert
tina: men are free TO speak what Ian
guage they will, to retain wha; memoir
les they will, provided that always
America aud the language Of America
and American institutions obtain their
best loyalty Catholics In America
may kneel before their God and pray in
the language that best expresses their
emotions.
"The holy Roman Catholic church,
within recent times has promulgated In
this regard the law Of liberty by sending
n message from the eternal city that
Catholics In America may speak and
practice their religious duties In the
language they may choose. The decree
of Rome proClaims that immigrants
and their children at liberty,if they will
to join parishes where the English Ian
gnage Is spoken. by implication the
decree allows to them the liberty to
speak and practice their religious duties
In other languages II they prefer those
Languages
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EDUCATIONAL.
Linsly Institute,

A school for the thorough instruction Of
boys and young men. Military. Classical,
English.
Fan term begins Monday, September IL
1897 For catalogues or other information
address any member OF the Board Of
Trustees, or John NJ. Birch, Phi. D.. Prin'
Board OF Trustees-Hon. A. W. Camp.
bell president GS l. S + SISrkS Esq ss wee
iary: Il. c. DGlzell, ESQ, treasurer; will
lam h. Simpson, Esq, John ]. Jones, ESQ,
Hon. n. T.. Whitaker. John S. Nayl0t
Esq. Augustus Pollock. Esq, Hon. j. 3
Rev. Jacob Brlttingham, Henry NJ, Rus
sell, Esq. William +. StIfel, Esq jyll
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A ROSY HUE.
The Ohio Campaign is the Prettiest
Ever Fought.
BEST IN LAND.

captain JOHN B. CANFIELD, OF
GAINESVILLE, SPEAKS ABOUT
THE OHIO CONDITION - HE
SEEMS TO THINK THAT MLEAN
WILL BE BURIED IN OBLIVION,
SAYS MARK HANNA is COMING
UP TO THE SCRATCH LIKE A
TROJAN, AND THAT HIS
SPEECHES ARE NEW, NOVEL,
UNIQUE AND BEST OF ALL FOR
CHILE AND TO THE POINT.
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IN RE COURT.
Judge Jackson Hands Down n Re.
straining Order
AGAINST COLLECTOR WHITE,

IN THE MATTER OF REMOVING
WILLIAM BUTLER, A UNITED
STATES REVENUE EMPLoYE AT
MARTINsBURG - THE COURT
WILL HAVE THE MATTER RE-
ARGUED FULLY, AND HAS
THEREFORE, ALLOWED A TEN
PoRARY RESTRAINING ORDER.
SETTING THE CASE FOR HEAR
ING ON THE SIXTH DAY OF
OCTOBER,
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IFyou haveever seen little child in a
paroxysm of whooping cough, or II you
have been annoyed by constant tick.
ling In the throat, You can appreciate
the value OF one Minute Cough Cure,
which gives quick relief Charles II.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slXth and ia
cob streets; A. f.. Scheelc, No. 6O7 Main
street; Exiey Bros, Penn and Zans
streets; Bowie & Co, Bridgeport, 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-30

Always on Time" a sensational
melodraza, will he presented at the
Grand Opera House for three days, com-
mencinC September 30. This piece por-
trays life In the frontier west in most
realistic manner, the blood and thun-
der impossible situations which are
characteristic Of the average western
drama are eliminated. The story OF the
play is interesting, abounds In thrilling
situatiOns. up-to-date specialties are
scattered at oppOrtune places through
out the play. A cast Of the very best
people is engaged to interpret the play.
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storekeepers, and not the collector
There is no ciyll service law or other
law to keep incompetent officials on
duty, or to keep competent qualified
Union soldiers, who are in commission,
from doing work. il assigned to them.
The collector says he is not worried
over the situation, because he falls to
see where he is an interested party, or
has done anything in violation Of the
Presidents orders, the law or civil SER
vice rules. The assignment of Union
soldiers to work as gaugers and store
keepers, who are competent and are in
commission, is not a violation OF the
law, he says. II 1t Is, then the proceed
ings must be directed against a higher
power than the collector.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-30
BREWSTER VERSUS THE COURT

BREWSTER VERSUS THE COURT
Receiver Brewster, of the Wheeling
Bridge & Terminal Railway Company,
and Judge Jackson crossed swords In
court yesterday. The case of the
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Railway
Company VS.. r. II. CochTan's admlnls-
traitors had been called and It seemed
that continuance from last term OF
court had been granted, owing TO the
Illness OF one of the interested attor-
neys. Mr. Brewster stated to the court
in no mlstakable words that the court,
had assured him that the matter should
be tried at Toledo, Ohio. Judge Jackson
said that Mr.. Brewster was in error,
and the latter said he was not, II was
diamond cut diamond for few mo-
ments, when the court finally ANNOUNCE
ed, with considerable force, that he had
rendered no such decision. MIR. Brewster
threw up his guns and walked out of
court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-30

CONSUMPTION Is the natural result
OF neglected cold. Dr. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup cures coughs, bronchitis,
asthma, and all lung troubles down to
the very borderland of consumption. .
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Mount de ChantaI,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.
Studies VIII be Resumed at this Academy
September s, 1897.
The advantages of this Aeadsmy ft
mental ans physical culture are un'ur'
passed. Tn. day scholars din, and lunch
at the Mount, and are taken to and from
the motor by conveyance provided BY
the Sisters free Of charge. For terms ans
further Information, address
. ORECIRISS OF NOUN Dt cHINlN
hut,,;n7 ito, II ~. Ae,Asnv.
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HAVE You carnchu toolh1chc. sore
throat pains or dwellings Of any Rorl7
A frw applications ot Dr Thomn7' Zee
lcclrlc ON win urInE relief almost IN.
.AAAL.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-30
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. In tho city and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Everybody was wondering last might
whit It was that caused eX-Postmaster
Robert Simpson TO wear a broad smile
and to greet his friends with more than
his usual warmth, until II was ascertain
ed that message from Pittsburg had
informed him that he had attained the
distinction Of being grandfather. Then
his friends Joined in congratnlatory
smiles.