davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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surroundings that they are doing their
best TO multiply. A pair OF cartridges
hatch out from fifteen 10 twenty-three
young at biooding, and it is claimed by
some that they have ycung twice in a sea
son. This Is denied 10y others, and is a
matter for cOntroversary.
These four thousand birds, paired and
producing fifteen 10 the pair, would make
$4,000. II is estimated that 10 coo birds
We're left over from the shooting season
These mated and breeding would produce
$4,000, which, with the parent 10000;
total up $4,000. Add TO tbs tie 34 900
emgrant birds. and the State would have
10000. While this is rot srCh a large
visible supply, yet it locks huge to the
gunners, who have been accustomed lately
10 shoot over depleted fields 1t is the
belief OF the members of the protective
association that this 10000 with care
ful looking arter, win prove a la sis on which
Maryland ma become thoroughly restocked
with this bestowed of game binds
The evening times., 1897-06-30

Washington preseused a crippled team
against tie ouakersf at Philadelphia yes
terday. and. notwithstanding numerous
mSplays, they gave Stallings aggregation
hard run for the game, the contest;
ending with the Senator's one run behind
Charley Reilly was unable to play,
having been hit by an ugly bounder in
Mondays game, ant% reley took his place,
while o 'Brien's hand vas in such lad shape
it was necessary to pA herman ON second.
fuckers hand s wry tOIe, which may
account Cor Tommy's three errors, and
it would probably be wise move 10 give
him rest. IL Is allo believed that Mc-
CURE would be better able to gauge tie
distance between home and second II
worked more regularly behind the bat.
Hillary Swain pitched fairly good
game. ana IL allowed To take his regular
turn when the players are ali In shape.
be can be depended upon to give a good
accouat Of himself
seinach. who also has a sore hand, took
care OF five chances In left, but was not as
strong at the hat as usual as he has to ex-
ercisc great care no, To further jure the
wounded member. The members Of the
team take the two defeats In a philosoplI-
cal manner. They realize that victory
viii come when the boys all get In shane
and ere aide To play their regular POSITIONS.
They are hopeful OF winning from PhiIa.
celphia today, even IL they are sunew hat
disatled
Yesterdays score.
The evening times., 1897-06-30
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

Kenan's Stars have organized for the
season ana would like to hear from anna
teuTs in the District, the lineup is rs fol-
lows: p. Maloney, H.; F. Beuter, 7. f.: 7.
PaEet, 2b.; s. tone, p; S. Green, c.; W.
Rogers, 3D.; ]. Rollins, SIS; W. Spnges,
C. T.: II . Pail L. {. Address all challenges 20
William Rogers, captain, Kernan's Lyceum
Theater.
The Young Christians have organized for
the season. and would like TO hear from all
teams at the age Of fifteen, especially from
the Boston House Cracks. The Young Chris
tians line up as follows: G. Herbert. p;
i. Herbert, C.; c. Baker, 1b.; II. Flynn, 2b.;
w. Ccrbin, 3d.; F. Smith, SIS; r. Langbirn,
1. T.: L. Posey, T. T.; ]. Bright, c. {: Send
challenges to g. Herbert, captain, z56 g
street southwest.
The evening times., 1897-06-30
AMONG THE BOXERS.

Jack Hanlon says now that he has dis
posed OF Monahan and Barrett he wants TO
meet william Duke or anybody else at
lao pounds for the championship of Mary
land
Jack Ward, the clever bantam, has de
termined to take a rest, now that ne Is
married, and he has opened a she store
at Canton. He has canceledthreo New iOfh
matches.
Mr.. Leon Fox, manager OF Abe Uliman'
the Baltimore middleweight, received
telegram from william A. Brady asking
him to arrange a meeting between Uu-
man and Charles tKid) Mccoy in New
York state Should match be made the
men will meet in about two weeks.
George Lavigne failed to appear the
other night at the Arenain Philadelphia for
the fight between him and young GriffO
In place of Lavigne, Martin Judge, Of
that city, doomed the gloves, and for six
rounds made a good battle against the
Australian. The bout ended, however, In
Griffo's favor.
The evening times., 1897-06-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
1scheduIe in effect May 2. 1919


All trains arrive and leave rennsylvanis
m.-DaIIy. local Tor Da7vilie Char-
,oS,e and way stations, CouneCts at MhheS-
Fas for SIT asburg. ma, II harrisST5Hs snnStss' and ana
o1du n',.1,h ,he-.s with the NOrfOlk md west
at aSaiiy and with the CheSes scilke ana
ono GsiIy, for the Natu'SI hfinse auo
LeIhgn nrn-paRy. the UN1TEs. STATES
SST MAIL, carries Pui! mSh BuSIss
siecpers. New 9rc f9rH 1nu nt saiisburS win
Jackson nj SIcenef for Asheyille and Hos
r,,,ss n C., Knox giue Chattahooea anu NJ
Sash vile. Tenn. anH nr,,sts I Pullman Burfes
s.sn ai.,sr NeTy York To New orleans, c9hIs so
sn,- al Atlanta Tor Blrnlln ehaii. am ne y
IitiN. ,itlour change. Sunset perSLnsily
OIesa1-'i tourist excursion I'll ousis SiSraoS %
W ~, nstis tram every "Wednesday " oa1N az
CISCO, wttloue ociI Tor Front Koya., stras-
az ~ UaTrisonbuTg, W ", til,.l III cSs'ON A"k
Sia1tnton, daily, exeepss. ps.Si 49, ybarlotse.-
SEI u. m.-DaliS'
vlIic- n-Daiiy. WASHINGTON AND
soITfH I'll 4 TLs or FGInlsS Ti inI if Vc.ti6aie1
TIED, tiinius cars and day coaches-
sIeepetSS' seepers New 10fs 70 NaSn-
Iiiie, ! ns.. Tenn, wa xew YoTk To- Tampa.
anu r.aTtDi -. columbia, 81 3.ahhstH GIu
EI EIIsrEsonviIIe; New York TO memphis. We
.sl. HIfruJa and Montgomery SesuDu.Sd
say , coach washington TO Atlanta, soutn, ~
en- Kaiiway dinin6 caf' OrsehSDoi" "
APp. APPEAiSs on wAsHI,N;GT,0oNN AHP All oh1S ~
DlS $50 10 =, IN and 4.4O j. IL uailyt s&-
eept SUNDAY and ei21 M p pddys III se eKeept sun. sum
lot beuEA AaasnuTg, and 90 p III daily Eof
aeyyndon aay do keUGfniEg, SIFI,e m a. esy ahd
TON o." daily except Sunday from
SSa;gna gun Hi, and 7:06 a m aaiiy, eAceps
s.tils! sunoay' s:yx',,pt .r SUNDAY, from LeesDdIg
a Tkroasn @9s from % nn tlf ssS sSp'P rTTS ana "a
y ashiu daily HarrisOnburg, 12:4Q y
m M ana o:c5 p. m daily, e3esps S.SdaJ' =
s1,i s3u a. NJ, daily, from Clat t = &c &c
~TiSeSSs Sleeping car reservation, anu IN
formation Iurnisllcd at OIilees, o. az
iSa,n psIinsyIyauia avenue anh tt EenhsSr.
xsnia Kailr1ati Passenger stalton-
~ AZ GREEN, Gen. Supt.
= a A. t,3I.R, a ra11Ic SshnaSer.
"a. TuRh, Gen. Pass. Agens.
a. 5. Brown, Cen. Agt. lass. Dep1
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PARTRIDGEs WILL BE PLENTY.
Nearly 100000 Birds TO Roam Over
the Fields of Maryland.

Or. George W. Messamore, secretary Of
the Maryland Game and Fish Protective
Association, is receiving reports from all
sections of tie state speaking in glowing
terms of the rapid propagation. promised
foI part ridges. The first Of the young birds
are beginning To show, and, with the meas
ures being actively taken every where to
protect then, il is expected that the brood
ing Will be unprecedentedly prolific.
It. is anticipated ftom these reports that
the shooting in Maryland next fall viii be-
come finer than it has been for many
years. -Four thousand cartridges We're Inc
ported into the State early this spring.
Reports indicate that these have mated
nicely, and are so We'll satisfied with thrr
The evening times., 1897-06-30
BALTIMORE -
- AND OHM
RAILROAD.


scheduleln effect June 3, 1897
Leave Washington from station corner OK
New Jersey avenue aud sc.
For Chicago and Northwest VestIbuled
Limited trains 1000, ll:4e a N, SOS
p. IN.
For Cincinnati. St Louis. and Indlanapo
ited, 8: 40 y III. express 11:3O p. N.
For PHtsDurg and Cleyea@d, express
daily 1000 a IN. and $50 y. IN
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, I1:So
For Winchester ard way stations. 1900.
t11:45 a m, $3.50 p. IN.
For New Orleans, Memphis, birmingham,
Chattanooga. Knoxville, bristol and Roam
okc, 1l:2o p u daily; Sleeping Cars
For Luray. $40 .. n. daily
For Baltimore, week days. 500, s 80,
x7.O5.x 5.xT.IO.x 80, ,xe, 30. 80, K 10 0Qs
a 81 90 a 10 10 435' x505, 55' Xbi6. X5.S0,
ks 90. 80, xo GO, o.I5. S9-2C, Ills.
x11;5O p n and d2Ql s5, spiEhFs os; SUNDAYS, y
Xi2O5, xi2 40. loo, x3.OO. 20, 49,
x5.O5, x5-lO, 6.3U, Xo.OO, XS.2Os Ills
xl so ?: m, M, &1Z ~ ~ night 3o ,o,o
aud 4. 50 p L. Sundays ESQ a m, 4 3s
For Frederick, week days, : 90 a. m,
L. For ., 'HageTstown. t1Ooo a. II. and 1880
For Boyd and way points, week days.
Z 90 a. M, 4.3O, $50, 7.O5 p III. Sundays
. 40 q. nl.,1.I5, 7.O6 O. N.
FOR IIaiLheTsBuTB duu way points. week
davs = JO y uO 4. tu.. i2ou, 500, 4 80.
AS3' s. 80, 6S6, 7.05, IL 40 p. m sun
days, vUU q. u, ll6' ASS, 100, lois
n IN zj
For washington Junction and way points,
- 40 n M. (. go, o-SU p III. week dayA
SS-HH = NJ I15 p. III sundays
For BAY Ridge, week days, S-15 a. m
80 4..tO ID III. sundays, $50 1-T1., l.30
and 3:I5 q. m- t
RovaI Blue Line for New York
nno Philadelphia.
trains illuminated with FInrSch llgnk
For Philadelphia, New YORK Boston ana
the East, week days. 100, . W, lO.Do 3
w. ~ no I24U Dining Cars, 300.
~ tI5 Diaiug Can, (l2-Ol night, Sleeping
Car. open at 10. % o'clock). Sundays. -Oos
- 80 "a a., fl24u Dining Cars, >. 00s
AZ az Dining Can, IL. OIL night, Sleeping
rsr omen 10. 90 clock Additional trains
f1r Phladelphia, week days. daily, 500
" Hiffe. ParIor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a m II 90
noon. and . 40 p. m, week days lao
For Cape May, IL noon.
tExcept sunday. DAILY ;sunday
only XExpress trains
Rorgage called for aud checked from
noteiS and residences by Union Transfer
~ on oTCers left at ticket offices, S1e
Pennsyly;Inla avenue OTthweSt, New YORK
areuu,s and FIFTEENTH street, anu az DepOk
WN NJ. GREENE, d: b. MARTIN,
gen. Manager Mgr. Pass Traffic
The evening times., 1897-06-30
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

RAILROAD
"AhTioN CORNER or SIXTH AND n
f.5o A. a. w..s STREETS; ,itl-
burg TO Pitts6urg ~A'S' naIfiS-
io.oo a al lENSs sYLvAxIA LIMITED
uiDian Sleeping. Dining Sri0kine ara
Onservation Cars, Harrisfsurg to 1.i5Ses -
I'm, S,'ilnStl, Indianapolis, st. Louis CIeSe-
saa Ha.,,d anu Toledo Buffet ParIoT Car q
ypso A. NJ FAST LINH-f.utffnan Bnrra,
Car. + sar s 20 Harrisburg EurreE ParIor
$40 T. 81 fIisoarg 70 Pittsburg.
70 r. Sleeping Car Washington
Cars louis. and Sleeping and Disi1@
tyfs SJnrIsourz 70 81 Lous, EashVfEe
7-LO 4 a. "Es eng chicago
and HsTPs,,gseoa HsRlng Car % Pittsburg. Chicago.
7'LG T. a.. soGTHwEsrEpN vxp,rs.
PittEhnTea t1a s sSteep,ng Cars y asIsin gson 1on "a
~ and Cincinnati Dlaic- Car 81 HOoAS
mar man s;.al,, Al Pacific : s1fREss-puI,-
T.sn a. MfeR,pF 81 taP Ssr 70 rlttsburg
sno Gs; ana Niagara / ais daily. eSes5s
10 sSSeA, ;so a y FOR Eimlra and uenovo daily.
PSys and wilIiamsport sunds ~, $40
Ito r. a. for wmHamsporr. Kocbs.,s,
SATURDAY.. with SIeef,ing Gar WssS5ASSspI. :S1SI.
20 onspenslon Bridge, via I,lrraio sSSS
Ter sITrsIo Iof ERE Canandaigua. Koches-
Ss.,iI,1l. liSalo. and Niagara Fails daily.
ans Ndr Washington 20 E!Intra-
TUE fhiiadeIpnia. New IOrk. ana
the kast.
iTEt, NJ CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
t,,i ~. 0aily all farleT Cars. WITH Dir
s15 Gar from Baltsmore Regular at z 90
Dimng Car, 500, 300, 10 20 JDfnIng
minrtsnSo no it,9o 'D:nlog Car nom WI
1000 and 1I-35 r 81 on sunGsy = ~
tDlnlng Carr. 500. 300, 100 dining
20 feD5 e5o o~i6Ip.aEsSS, I6 o9 s5a 4 NJ lS1s ~
kHla1eiphia only, Fast Express. z 80 A
- geek days: Express I2i6 P,
dai,y. FOR boston. WITHOUT changs-
:oO A IL week days, ana 4.20 p n
For Atlantic CITY tvia Delaware R,zs,
Bridge. aILralI ronteJ. 3I5 and iiss
pni ~; % oaiy via Market street wharf.
sty5 a r n 90 : N. daily Saturdays only,
F9I ssiCIingfe. d. IS. TOO. 7 90. q 90 9 90.
tSV4' ,tyO;6o and 100 a M, 12.1G
iseiI. 20 20 90 20 9tN : ~ ltpe t6 llp- I0
iooO. IO-4e. 1I.l5 and IL 50 o. "a.
ii0o IL 0Sousuay' az 90, 500: 300, S;o5, 10 50s
no 40 ~ limited 40. 40. e.I5, $50.
nope % dsiJ fTseE exeeDs a1s sSaasy SS m sa6 s16 80
boo a. M
FOR Anna polls. TOO. 200 a m. 121s
sDd 20 p n daily except SHDdaE
A ,5undays 300 2 IN SD 20 2 m
a atlantic Coast Line--ExpTess For FloxE-
da and points on Atlantic Coast Line.
A;3O a m. 3.46 p. m. daily. Richmond
only. 1857 q. N. weekdays. Atlanta
Special, via Richmond and seaboard Air
ton for q QuantfcO, 7.45 a m DAILY. and
4:26 D. m weekdays
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and a
streets, and at the station, Sixth and q
streets, where orders can be left for fna
checking OF baggage 10 destination frDns
hotels and residences
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. General Xanars,
j. K WOOD. General PASSENGER A geoR
The evening times., 1897-06-30

Hundreds OF thousands have Deen in
cuced to try Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
by reading what it has done for others,
and, having tested its merits for them
selves, are today its warmest friends. For
sale 10y Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail
Druggist, 93S f street northwest, and
Connecticut avenue and street north
west
The evening times., 1897-06-30

Earned runs-New York, 3. Two-base hits
Joyce, Clarke andHolmes. Home run-Van
Haltren. Stolen bases-Tiernan, 2: Holmes,
Wilson. McGraw, . Brien. First base on er-
rors-New York, 1. First base on balls-Off
Meekin, 4; off Hoffer, 8. Hit by pitcher
BY Hoffer, 1. Struck out-By Meekiu, f.
Left on bases-New York, 8; Baltimore, 8.
Double plays--Gleason, Davis and Clark;
Quinn and Clarke. Time OF game-2 hours
Umpires -Messrs. Day and Mcdonald
The evening times., 1897-06-30

Earned runs-Chtcago, 10; Louisville, 6.
First base by errors-Chicago, S; Louisville.
2. Left on bascs-Ch cago, 6; Louisville,
8. First base on balls-Off Callahan, 2;
off Fraser, 8; off Joncs, 4. Struck out
BY Callahan, 4. Home ruBs-Ryan,
Mccormick. Two-base hits-Decker, Cal-
lahan, 2: Everett, Ryan, Donohue,
Werden, 2: Dexter, 2; Jones, Dele
hanty Sacrifice hits-McCrcery, Everett.
Stolen ases-Donohue, Mccormick. 3
Lange, 9; Connor, 2; Callahan, Hit by
pitcher-By Jones, 2. Time of game 2
hours and Is minutes Umprc-Mr Sheri-
dan.
The evening times., 1897-06-30

Earned runs s-Boston. |; 3rooGlyn. g.
Home run Anderson. ThTre-base .IiU-Stiv-
cUtS Two-base hits-Stahl. Long, >: Col
Inns Shiudic, La Chance. Sacrifice hits
Duffy, y"ager. Stolen bases Hamilton, >;
Duffy First base On balls or Kennedy,
4 off Klobedanz, l. Hit by pitched ball
g. Double play ay-Klobedanz, Long and Gan
zcl Time OF Game-2 hours. Umpire
Lynch. Attendance, 5000.
The evening times., 1897-06-30

Earned runs-Cleveland 2, Pittsburg l.
First base by errors -Pittsburg 1. Left on
bases Cleveland 6, Pittsburg 3. First base
on balls OFF Clarke 3 Hawley 6. Struck
out-By Clarke by Hawley l. Three base
hit-Leahy Two-base hit-MeTritt. Sacri-
flee hit-McKean. Stolen baseS--SJckaleX-
is, Mexican, Double play-Merritt and
Padden. Hit by pitcher By Clarke | +, by
Hawley l. Time of game hOnTs and 8
minutes. Umpirc-Mr McDernott.
The evening times., 1897-06-30
Tho rmnire scaIped the Indians.

Cleveland got the worst OF the umpiring
in the game yesterday in the Forest City
against the Pirates, McDermott practically
giving the game TO Pittsburg. Both pitchers
did good work, Hawley having a shade the
best Of IL over Clarke, the College twirler,
who was on the rubber for the Indians
The evening times., 1897-06-30
Low Rates to MiIwa ukee. Wis.,, via
PennsyIvnnia Railroad.

On account of the meeting OF the National
Educationa al Association at Milwaukee,
excursion tickets will be sold July 2, 3 and
4 at rate of one fare for the round trip,
plus membership fee. Special train con
nee ction leay es Washington o:50 u. m.J uly3.
je29-jy1&3e- je30 -jy2&4m
The evening times., 1897-06-30
Colts Won From the CoIoneIs.

The Colts and Colonels played q parody
on the national game at Chicago yester-
day, the Windy City team winning The
two bundled spectators present were more
than disgusted before three innings had Eeen
played, and notone fourth of them remained
To see IL out. Score:
The evening times., 1897-06-30
GAMES TO-DAY.

Washington at Philadelphia.
Baltimore at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Louisville at Chicago.
Pittshurg at Cleveland.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
The evening times., 1897-06-30
Giants Again Defeat the Orioles.

The Giants won again from the crippled
Orioles in New York yesterday. Meeker
pitched fine ball and was accorded excel
lent support. Hopper, who pitched for
Baltimore, was also well supported, but
was hit safely often enough tolose the game
for the champions Score:
The evening times., 1897-06-30
Reduced Rates, Fourth of July, Over
Southern Railway.

For the above occasion the Southern Rail-
way win sell tickets at one fare for the
round trip to Orange, Harrisonburg &, Round
Hill and intermediate stations on the Sd.
4th and 5th Of uly, valid for return until
July 6. inclusive. je27 80
The evening times., 1897-06-30
THE
SUCCULENT I
CRAB
The magic
skill

of our workmen can restore the most
dilapidated wheels to the.r pristine
vigOr, at a charge so low thatIt VIII
surprise YOU. GEO. l.. HALEY.
JOHN p. MURPHY, Mgr,
sos h st. NV.
The evening times., 1897-06-30
VICTORY IS VERY ELUSIVE
Senators Again Lost to the Quak
efS by One Run.
TEAM SOMEWHAT CRIPPLED

Charley Reilly aud Johnny O'Brien
Out OF the Game on Account of In
Juries-Tornmy Tucker and Al Sell
bach Each Have q Sore Hand, But
Stick to Their Work.
The evening times., 1897-06-30
FOR RENT-RooMs-sUBURBAS.

FOR RENT-IHgleade, 5i9 3th ST. NV.
pleasant rcOus. with private bath, 90 a
party or gentlemen; with board, SIS per
month. teYU-:yt
FOR RENT-Two large rooms, suitable
for two couples. plenty OF shade, fresh
vegetables and milk. terms reasonable; Sin
minutes walk from electric cars and K. K
station. Can or address MISS l. MEANS,
bTUOkland, D. e. 5e29-3t,em
The evening times., 1897-06-30
WANTED-ROOMS

a GENTLEMAN wants two commun cat-
ing rooms with privileges; moderate rent.
Address r. q. this Off ce. 1t
The evening times., 1897-06-30

Earned uns-Philadelphia, 2; Washing
ton, ;. Two-hese -Deiehauty, UTth,
Mcclure, Abbey, SelbaCh. Sacrifice hit
SWAIN stolen bases 10 wd, Boyle, tieier,
Lajole Left on bases-W Washington,
Struck oUt-Laloie, DeMontreville swain
Double p.ays-OTth and Lajoie: WriGlcy and
DeMontreville. First base on eTTors-
Philadelphia. 3; washington, =. First
base on balls-Tucker, wrigley, seihach.
Brown, Cooley. Wild pitch vain.
Passed hall-foyIe Umpire Mr.. Elns,ie
Time Of game hours.
The evening times., 1897-06-30

Reduced Rates to san Francisco via
Pennsylvania Railroad.
On account of meeting of Christian En-
deavor Convention, tickets will be sold
until July 2 at greatly reduced rates.
Je29, ,3o-jy1 G 1e30-jyl-m
The evening times., 1897-06-30

The Beaneaters aud Trolley Dodgers
played a close game at Brooklyn yesterday,
Foston W inning out In the mint hinning. The
kC,re.
The evening times., 1897-06-30
A Fairy

spot is the Rams Horn Inn, nesting
amidst shady woods and lovely seen
cry. 'Tis a delight TO lingeT there
and breathe the perfume OF the woods
and wildflowers.
The evening times., 1897-06-30

For Other sports See Page 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30

Prof Max Muller. the eminent scIent.
~. WHO knows about great many
thlnga. especially the subtle intricaeies
q language. criticise5 ssrsrely the din
ner-slvins custom OF the English speak
ing Peoples. rrcI. Muller has had ex.
perienec chiefly In EnEiand. where. a.
Ne ua3sEstund, English IL spoken, but
where dining and giving dinners are
pFaclred 4 little diNerently fr0m the
American way.
American dinners are often atuPid
cnoueh. but we doub, whether our best
American society Is ever % bOarish In lts
dining as the same rtiatVe grade Is IN
the mother cOuGtry. There are dinncFs
given ia America not sO-much for the
pleSYuFe Of having friends a. the table
ana Tor giving them pleasure a. because
il u thought the thing IL do 70 keep in
ne srim. In this country, however.
there Is always psrtense Of making a
dinner agreeable. The hos; OF hostess
tr,es 70 select psrsons who are cougenlai
and endeavors In ali poasibls rays to add
70 theif pleasure.
Unlesg our British cousins are greatly
Wroared . swell dinner SiveR By one q
ths fsst Sss resembles more ! ''teelr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30
Ahnten Resolution.

Mr. and Mr. Basrom had spent the
tirst week Of Lent trying TO decide on
something to give up during the peuI::
tentIaI season. They had never aETeed
on anything yet. and the attempt 10
reach IN agreement In this instance
was unsuccessful lill Z happy idea
struck BaScOm.
WHAT'S the matter with EivinE M
QuarrelInE TIL Easter. anyhOW!" he
with all my heart" replied his
wife. III there is one thing ! love and
desire above everything else. Il y
pace. We will not have q cross word
All through Lent, viii We. dear!
Mot one" said BaecOEn, with enthu.
aIasm. what . pity that ne SHOULD
have made Ourselves unhappy az al
with those WFatched little chickering's!
I never quarrel away from home.
Down town everybody knows me Is the
most pcacable Of men. Indeed -
what's that?- interrupted Mrs EsaE.
com. sharply You mean that y0u
couldn't help being crosS ct home; that
I am such terror that you could NOS
keep your temper heTe7 How dare you
talk that way when you know that rou
started every quarrel re ever hAl2'
Il start luAFTclE!-, yelled BRScOm.
'sSOnseitse! Widest nonsense. did my
best on every occastOn 70 avoid them "
You did mol"
Il say did"
"You did NOT. You were always quar-
rellng. You were a brih. You
Fur gie1, New York Eyenlng Jour
nal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30

VALE the house Is Discussing the ttElti
biti the flnaRte committee az the eenate
a d work o. tlis same measure. The
senate Wtll propoSs many amendments
70 the house bill, and slrice this = 70 be
done L b wen tliaE tie senate = q work
- that il mas have tts amendments
rsady % present without necessary de-
AZ
AftSF those amendments shan b pro-
poSed therS viii Dc delay enough, for the
senate dos not move rapidly and under
tt5 rules thtFa Is no way % force vote.
Views YGry aB % the tlne when che sens
10 NAY wind up Its dlsOussiqns o. the
tariR question. BY some i y thought
ma more than 4 mouth Win Be eon-
Nm IA debatG other predictions car
- i 10. tEo mnntha
Uhless opposing senatOrs shall agsee
nat they have nothing TO gain BY trying
10 TAX the bin % death. Il y probable
Int the bill may 80 80 the eaHtFtnee
Committee within six weeks, THIS would
lve safieieut talking time 70 everybody
in tie senate who Wishes 70 discuss the
,tatsef and would mtkelt pFObaSle that
that Ssll can become q law wtthln two
nonths AZ the fuFlhest-
seeing how mulch time has 6ecn de-
lvstsi % tartd bflIs IL tie past this WEll
u doing pretty wen aud the country
would have reason TO ccngEatulate tsaeli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30

The Democrats in the house q repre-
dives an doing . GOD deal Of tank
Ing and give promise Of keeping up thelr
~ 10 me ead Fortunately under the
rules Oe the house and The gaXel II
Speaker Retd. al Of this VIII nave 10
ena 81 the dime axed, namely on We'd
- DAY Of thig week. and then tie vOts
10 b taken and tie bin VIII PASS the
house.
Pr any efIeet The Democratic orabory
s61Id have On the houss Il might - wen
have BEEN KEPT IN stuck. bur the house Is
~ tie objective point Tnr Democratic
plan = 70 lay up = goodly Gtore Of tarid
reading for the next eaEnpaign. 20 tiaat
ne abe orators Eho 50 cut On the stump
. TAX free trade may have a. abund.
! 6nee Of ammunition within easy reach.
Il y hardly necessary 70 50 70 the trou-
he q preparing and delivering. or
printing without deliveries. these
pteehes. All that was necessary vas 10
8, back 10 the debate over t1le Mckinley
BEl Ia that discussion the Gree traders
laId down al the enternN principles to
be found in their text-boolss and made
enedEh doletaI prophesieS 70 last a sen.
Grafton Their prpphesies were not ves-
iHed. bat that makes no diReFence, The
phopheAeS being made nUV viii not
cone true, and one set Of false nropheslcs
Is = good q another.
We DO not wiShtt TO Be understood THAI
We an complaining OF the plan IT cam.
palgn os our friends the enemy. on the
whole We like 1t. hu; Il occurred 70 Us 70
EIuarE in passing that It represented for
now and the near future an elaborate
waste q time. The country has swung
over 70 the Republican side ana viii MT
swing back IA the election Of 1855