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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-12
New Goods.

Fresh stock OF all kinds Of NIL
llncry on Tuesday at lli5 Main
street.
MRS. JESSIE McADAM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-12
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-12

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-12
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UTANTED-AGENTs TO SELL THE
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Light samples. Address ROL., &eiS Market
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A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY
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OF the HHtfield-McCoy feud, Sells FOR sc:
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IA History OF the Pearl Bryan Murder.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-12

tho city; large and plenty Of ughis
centrally located In best Advertised builds
ing in the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply at HUB CLOTHIERS. Fourteenth
and Market streets. I'M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-12
FOE RENT,

NOR RENT-SEVERAL GOOD ROOMS
IL in the City Bank Building. Inquire &c
the City Bank OF wheeling. mEag
TOTEL FOR RENT AND FURNI-
Ill TURE In same for sale cheap. En-
GuIre OF r. 7. Howell or W. V. Campbell,
bridgeport, Ohio MY
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-21
Summary

Paid from county funds. 9,749 80
pRid from Road fund. 9O4 %
Paid from school fund. 9,2OS. 70
Total disbursoments1 1882 "a
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-05
band except that at the head of the
column.
PERSONNEL OF THE CABINET.
All the Portfolios Now Given Out-Inau
gural Preiiminaries.

All the Portfolios Now Given Out-Inau-
gural Preiiminaries.
The chief event of yesterday was the
definite completion of the cabinet which
| probably will be sent to the senate on
Friday for confirmation by that body as
required by the constitution. The last
name added to the list was that of Cor
nelius N. Bliss, of New York, who will
become secretary Of the interior. He
| declined a cabinet proffer some days
ago, but yielded yesterday to the press
ure of his friends. 1t was reported that
Bliss had consented to serve six months
only, but it can be stated on authority
that the appointment was accepted
without conditions. The new cabinet,
therefore, will be made up as follows:
Secretary of State-John Sherman, of
Ohio.
Secretary of the Treasury-Lyman j.
Gage. of Illinois.
Secretary Of War-Russell A. Alger Of
Michigan.
Attorney General-Joseph McKen-
ma, of California.
Postmaster General-James A. Gary,
of Maryland.
Secretary Of the Navy-John d. Long.
of Massachusetts.
Secretary of the Interior-Cornelius N.
Bliss, Of New York.
Secretary Of Agriculture-James Will
son, of Iowa.
During the day Mckinley and Presi-
dent Cleveland exchanged calls Of cour-
tesy, the former paying his respects to
the outgoing executive at the White
House and the latter returning it with
in an hour by calling on his successor
at the Ebbitt House. There was of
course, large number of callers at the
Ebbitt House, but comparatively few of
them saw the president-elect who saved
himself as far as possible for the task
before him today. In the evening he
dined with John Hay, who will be the
new ambassador to the court of st.
James, and then retired early.
Vice President-Elect Hobart spent
most of the day meeting his future SEN
atorial associates and learning the rules
and customs of the senate under the
tutelage of Vice President Stevenson.
TIL members of the outgoing cabinet
were busted with cleaning up their
desks. Their designations are at Nc
Kinley's service and most of them have
eynlained their duties to their success
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-05

VICE PRESIDENT HOBART TAKING THE OATH.
parade will move from the Capitol by
way of Pennsylvania west to Washing
ION Circle. thence east through *"
atreet to Vermont avenue. where the
organizations will be reviewed by Grand
Marshal Porter and dismissed. From
stand in front of the White House the
1resident will review the parade.
Size of the Grand Parade.
AS near as can be estimated now taere
will be about 10000 in the pare .e. OF
these about $4,000 are military Ind s.
900 civic organizations. Aimed all of
che latter are Republican League clubs
This organization numbers 5000 clubs
scattered over the country, with an ag-
gregate strength OF 2,500,000 and was
che great fghtin.s force In the past cam
oaign. The three civic divisions are
composed almost wholly OF its members,
with only about Ct mt detached organi-
cations of any sors, one Of which is
the famous Harmony Fire company, Of
Philadelphia. and another the Indian
School battalion, of Carlisle.
Order of Firing Of salutes.
A national salute of twenty-one guns
was fired when President Cleveland left
4he White House in company with Nc
Kinley for the Capitol. and another
salute Of twenty-one guns announced
that they had entered the Capitol. One
nun was fired when Mckinley took the
cath CT os1es, ana : national salute OF
swenty-one guns at the conclusion
a. the inaugural, when President Me-
Rinley and Citizen Cleveland begin
Aheir return march to the White House
and the same number of guns when the
tour is made. The occupants of the re-
viewing stand and vicinity doubtless
will rejoice In the order that Hail to
the Chief" shall be performed by no
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-05
yULL VIEW OF THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.

yULL VIEW OF THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
president. The ceremonies that led UP
% this climax began with the departure
ut President Cleveland and President
elect Mckinley and Vice President-elect
hobart and the senate committee of ar
rangements, and their escort of 5000
troops, from the White House for the
Capitol, where the oath of office was
administered to the new chief executive.
Major Mckinley drove over from the
Ebbitt House to the executive mansion
at 1890 today, and met the president in
ais private office. The presidential par
~. with its escort of United States
troops, Troop A, of Cleveland. and the
district National Guard, left the White
saouse at II o'clock and reached the
capitol shortly before noon.
Hobart Takes the Oath of Office.
Vice President Stevenson did not &C
company his successor, the vice presi-
dent-elect, as Stevenson was engaged
"a presiding over the session of the SEN
ate. Hobart, instead, was accompanied
by the senate committee OF arrange
uents, consisting OF Sherman. Elkins
and MITCHELL At the Capitol the pres
4dent and other officials, the president
and vice president-elect assembled in
ehe senate chamber, the members of the
supreme court and of the senate and
Hpuse being present. Vice President
Stevenson administered the oath of Of
ace to Hobart, and at the stroke of IL
Nclared the senate of the Fifty fourth
,,3ngress adjourned without day. The
3ew vice president, an extra session of
We senate having been called, then ad-
pinistered the oath to the newly elect
I'd senator's.
Inauguration of the President.
The senate then took recess, and the
procession moved to the stand at the
ssast portico in front of the rotunda,
president Cleveland and President-elect
Mckinley leading. On the stand the
sath of office was administered to Pres
rdent-elect Mckinley by Chief Justice
yTuller. President Mckinley then made
MS inaugural address. On concluding
ne returned to the presidents room in
the senate wing Of the Capitol, and
from there he will be escorted to the
White House by the inaugural parade,
which will begin to move from the Capt.
spl 1t is expected at o'clock. The
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-05
M'KINLEY'S VIEWS
The New President States Them
in His Inaugural Speech.
NATIONAL CONTROL OF FINANCES.

He Deems More Revenue Is Urgent and
Believes Congress Should Make Haste
to Increase the Federal Income by the
Enactment ola New Tariff Law-Willing
to Promote silver's Cause II 1t Can Be
Done by international BimetaIIism.
Fellow-Citizens: In obedience to the
will of the people and in their presence,
by the authority vested in me by this
oath. assume the arduous and respon-
sible duties of president of the United
States, relying on the support of my
countrymen. and invoking the guidance
OF Almighty God Our faith teaches
that there is no SAFER reliance than upon
the God of our fathers. who has so
singularly favored the American peo-
pie in every national trial, and who will
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-05
SHIPSANEW PILOT
American BattIeship of State
Changes Her Steersman.
EKINLEY Is NOW AT THE WHEEL,
hobart Second in Command, and the
Great Quadrennial Ceremony
Is Completed.

nogramme of the Exercises as They Oc-
cured, Beginning ut Noon Today-Ncw
Senate Duly Opened and Ready to Con-
nrn the Majors Cabinet, which Is
Ready To BE Confi-med--Roll of the
Members Thereof-Bliss Takes the In
trrior Department.
Washington, March 4.-"William Nc
Yinley, president of the United States"
y the way he signs himself at this writ
MS. 1t was done quickly-a raised right
hand head uncovered. a few words
yeverently uttered-and William Nc
Xinley citizen. was William Mckinley,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-05
<h.ree.l with irfantIcidc.

Boulder, Col, March 4.--Walter Ream
is in Jail here charged with murder, his
alleged victim being the 1S-months-old
child of the Hayes family. with whom
he boarded at Lafayette. Ream pur-
chased some strychnine. telling the
druggist that he desired to poison some
cats. 1t is alleged he put the poison in
the coffee.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-05
sherman's Resignation Goes In.

Washington. March 4.-Senator Sher-
man, of Ohio. has rendered his resigna-
tion to Governor Bushnell, to, take effect
March 5. The official appointment by
the governor of Mark Hanna to sue
coed Sherman in the senate is on its
way here and will be delivered to Han
mn today To take effect March s
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-05

A Kansas legislator has introduced
bill making the ten commandments a
part Of the criminal code.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-05

Miss Ada Ward. young actress of
promise, who concluded a fortnight's
engagement at the Princess theatre, In
Portsmouth, England, taking the chief
roles in East Lynne" and "A Forger's
Wife," has created sensation by join
ing the Salvation Army
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-05

Sors, who are an mere 1ur the auSu-o-
ton, save Ex-Governor Long, of Mas
sachusetts. At the Capitol congress
worked steadily away on appropriation
bills, gradually reducing the items of
disagreement between the two houses.
On the streets there were the usual
crowds and decorations and scenes incl
dent to the immediate approach of a
great gala event The number of peo-
pie arriving, however, was smaller than
first estimates of the railroads. One very
noticeable feature of the incoming of
organizations was the small amount of
parade and music with which they sig
nalized their entry into town. There
was a very general remark on the fact
that few of them paraded up the avenue
with bands playing. A noticeable ex-
ception was the Blaine club, Of Cincin-
natl, which made fine appearance In
neat brown uniforms and high white
hats as they marched in good style up
the broad avenue about 400 strong. pre-
ceded by a vigorous band.
PRESIDENT-ELECT ENJOYS HIMSELF.
The Worry of Constructing Cabinet Be-
ing mt Last on His Mind.
The completion Of his cabinet removed
a weight of responsibility from the mind
of the president-elect, as was soon in
Dictated by the relaxation Of the rules
that no cards would be received nor any
person admitted save those having to do
with inaugural arrangements or sum-
moned to talk cabinet. After disposing
of TIE cabinet problem to his satisfaction
the president-elect consented to receive
some Of the prominent persons who had
sought meeting with him ever since
his arrival in Washington. The COVER
nors OF states were notable figures in
the list Mr.. Wilson, who will be the
next secretary of agriculture, called, as
did Mr.. Bliss, who viii, be secretary OF
the interior.
In the midst of the reception came the
Charles L. Kurtz Marching club, of CO.
lumbus, all in unifo m with lances.
They brought along their famous glee
club attachment and as the latter lined
up in the corridors and launched forth
into song, one of their stirring campaign
LAYS, the president elect and Mrs. Nc
Kinley came forth and listened at the
railing above to the tuneful notes. The
remainder of theafternoon was spent by
the president in the reception OF
particular friends and In adding the
finishing touches TO his inaugural adj
dress. Meanwhile Mrs. Mckinley, at
tracted by the fine weather of the after
noon. enjoyed a long drive around town
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morris and q cousin from New York.
Sherman's Resignation Goes In.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-04-07
Isnnaaa CitY prnllncn.


 KANSAS CITY. April --I3utter--Creamcry extra fancy separator ls1ac; arsts. Tie. dairv. fancy, lie: fair. i0e; store packed sc packing stock 655c; country roll, neatly packed aud sweet. l2ci choice 10e; mussy, unwrapped stoeig 7@se
 ngHs-S6rictiy fresh, 5Ic per doz
 Poultry Hens. shG5Ac: springs S300Gs 3. 90 per doz. turkeys. hons, 9c; old gobbIers. 7c: young goebiers. se: ducks. Sc; geese ss; pir- cons, 7ocSs&1.O0 per COZ
 Apples noico eating stock sells from s51A G5c per hu-. inferior 2oa4 40e per bu. cooking. stock, 29GtS5c; Ben Davis, 40c: Wine Sans. .OTa o0c, according to quality; Huntsman's Favor- ite. eiH915c per bu. for fancy stock, Baldwins. Sise6e09 per sbi. sa small way: cold storage stock. Wine se2s ana uuntsnans Favorits. s.-o0Q250 per buL; Bellehower Sa e5d275 per bbL; other fancy table stock, g s5Gl2 75; New York and Micri-an stock, sl.50taL75 in ear lots and Sl.50a4s2j in barrel lots. according to quality
 Potatoes--New. zoD50o pcck; home grown. 2ac per hrl in small way; Wisconsin and afin- nesota BurDanl<s, 3se in car lots. 43s sn a small way; Peacis q less; Early 0hiGs. 2c more: Iowa stock, 24ftG5s in lots a9a35c in a small way; Colorado Greeley stock. Gle iii car lois eas @soc in small war Sweet potatoes 25c for fancy, i5G.9oc Tor cliliS in q small way: sweet potatoes ,or seed A9st50s per hu
The Mena weekly star., 1897-04-07
April 5. Opened High st Low,st Closing
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY, April 5-Receipts of wheat here to-day, 16 cars a year ago, 24 cars.
 Sales by sample on track: Hard. No g. nominally 77QS0c, 5000 bushels out of store 77c; No 3, nominally 7sa77c 1 ear 77c; No. 1. nominally 630TGc; rejected. nominally 500Goc. Spring, No. 2, nominaily 771s65soc 5 coo bushels Chicago wheat 57Mc: No n0miually 75c: re- lected, noininally eoG70c Soft, No ?. I car Q6c; No 3, nornnaliy 9cg9ic No 4 nomlnally roo soc.
 Receipts Of corn hero to-day. 7e cars; u year ago, 31 cars.
 Sales by sample track: No 2 mixed, F cara 2lc; No 8,2 cars 2lc i ear 202lc, 8 cars 90lc; No 1, ! car 20Sc. car 201lc , ears 19Mc, cars l9c; no grade. cars lSc. White. No. 2, nofni- nally 2lzc; No. 3, cars 2l14e No. f. noEaiaany 19l 20c
 Receipts of oats here today, ' ears; a year ago. 6 ears
 Sales by sample on track: No. 7 mixed, nom- inally I7lIsc; No. mixed, nominGlly l6c; No 4 mixed, noninaily l5fDi51sc; no grade, nominally l4fei5c; No ? white, l car 21Mc; No white. | ear 29c. 1 car lshc, cars l71ze; No. white, rominaiy 16l6 6telzc
 Tho hay market Is steady. Receipts to-day were 8 enrs, against 5s last year Quotations arc. Timothy. choice. s900; No. l. Ss09n a51; No ? 4t00Ha50: clover, mixed No. z ecO9 Q109. No 5, ea50d&OJ; choice prairie. aG3. {: No. !. a5.00155o; No ,. e4.00G600 No. 8 s859 ll40J
The Mena weekly star., 1897-04-07
Fiw,.t pictures flere,,iv..

MEN yoHK, April 0.--lt is stated that all the i<inetoscope pictures of the Car son fight are practically ruined. They have been developed at the Edison works anu are 60 defective as to be practically usc4css.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-04-07
MARKET REP oRTs.
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, April 5.--Cattle-Receipts since Saturday, 3,0I4; calves 2s; shipped SM- urdav. 87o cattle 267 calves. The market was steady to iOc higher. The following are repre- sentative sales:
The Mena weekly star., 1897-04-07
Honpeseekers
 ~If>vestors CHANCE OF A LIFETIME New Empire Opened Settlement

Only once in lifetime is there town located that has M uary country fifty miles in every direction also ds point on the great North and South railroad the KANSAS c PITTSBURG & GULF, building due south from Kansa m to Port Arthur the Gulf of Mexico This time MENA ~ new town in Western Arkansas
 This new railroad opens up the best agricultural lands W. crn Missouri fruit and health belt of Southwest Mss Western Arkansas.
 ToST AT r1--EEz7-E AE-A.R.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-04-07

 Saturday, 260. The market was active and strong. The following are representative sales: 353 Col lbs.. T S520 498 N.M.yrl.. T5 s4.70 893 Trx. mx.. e1 4l0 9 nat sh...l07 4.30 Horses-Recoipts since Saturday, 355; shipped Saturday, S29.
 Chicago Live Stock. CHICAGO, April .-Cattle-Receipts 1500o; market steady to strong fair to best beeves, B s005.25; stookers and feeders, s 409440; mixed cows and bulls, sLs3G415; Texas. s3 10 0430
 Hogs Receipts. A GOO; market a shade sigh- CT; light. S3 9QA<1s; rough packing, ss.709g E; mixed and butcksrs s390QA121s; heavy pack and shipping, s3.F62t50 sheep Receipts, so; market higher; na- tive, S36o95W, western, s3.75q1A70; laMbs, s3 75a55e
 St. Louis Live Stock. ST. LOUIS, April 5 5-C&ttle- Receipts, soo) market steady on all grades. Hogs Receipts, 6090; market steady; York CTS; 8. g. 1A.0o; packers, Ss7o14o5; heavy sseo 04f5
 Sheep Receipts 5000; market steady
 Chicago Grain and Produce.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-04-07

Hogs-Receipts since Saturday ,b, ,013; shlpped Saturday, 349 The market was about steady with the opening Saturday. The following arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
! Nan OF D'ST.I.

NFs sfR. rerea,r. give
20 taking. play. -rgi0
years
Why. said hi, friend .nos
Won were ever on the stage
D." wasn't reloiued .p Boz.
PLAYED marble, with h." .~ acre
i,o,,4, >choo. "-.jut.,I..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

Yin pfero oeS an II. Ipe. IiibIid
m obnenben u. q. Rebler wuyoe auf bi,
dr,tlihe Nusiase bin, oab basielbe Dor
Der 9ruie b%efallen iei. am Montas er.
idolen. Der Gieentbimer oes Yfeross
ruelber in bic 8enntnib Der Nerste 9wei.
tel iebt, wiro bic NnseIegenbeit BON oer
StaatSbeboroe unteriuhen IaiIen.
0tenitag Ibenb trafen Satin uuo
orei 8inber bes Mrditeften Geo. Berg.
mann aus @isconiin bier Elm, uno bic
camille bat iih an 8. Ype. norbli1 baus.
lib einserittet. 6oifentli1 wirb ibr Der
Wediel woblbetommen.
Tas perwegene GrauenSimmer Mnna
Newman enttam am Wontas Morsen gum
jrusiten Utale aus Der Reformanitalt. Bon
ben Wabtern wuroe lie i'm Gelbe, no iie
iib perborsen belt, ertappt.
Serr uno 5rau Sobn Hensel, welbe
unlansit bon bier nad st. Yaul um,o.
gen, weroen in oieier Wobe wieber bier
Der 3uriidtebren uno Wobnuug nebmen.
- Sm gllter pon SO Sabren itarb am
Sonntae Worsen Die @attin bes bier mob.
member Sobn Brennan. Die 9eibe muir.
be BON Der st. Patrids @emeinbe in Ben.
ton 50. aus beerbist.
- SIR quite bauerboftsS tuhe iprsdt
Dor BEL .. TrSswii. @sparaturer
prompt uno bl(is beiorst I'll ct. Ser
mainfroRe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24
Vterte SuIifeter.

Nm s. uno 8. Suli tuiro in &itmone, BON
Der ct. Better uno Yaul @emenoe oaielbIt,
elm aroBes Solfsfelt %peranltaltet wereen
Die Yprbsreitunaen weroen in %umfanarei.
der @eiie getrpfisn. 8nte, aemitblihe
2oge fteben III Nusiiht uno nobeu heran fur
Snn9 nno Nlt. Wulo uno Ssrs. 8opi uuo
SUB iolen reide Grrte halten. Nir nereen
ale 1b ilnebmer aui's Bette uno III supnr.
tommenNer Welie bebienen uno Vile M b T
as suir,eoenfefen. 9as unterbaltunos.
prcgramm 1T. Der Stdrte Der lahmusfeln
eniipredenb, seipannt. @as 8uniiinn unc
aiidlentalent aufbieleu fpnner, ipiro guh
gegaber. Sers. mas nilit ou ooer mas per,
lanait eu mebr? 8omm her! ib uuo trinft
uno lei trob nit ms in oieien 5aaen Der
iuBen Tuhe. yStr bateu Ylab FIR 1000.
Jreunoe uno Nahbarn. @6uuer aus Nab
uno sSsern rusrpsn hermit ireuublihit einats
lnben Nusparti9e 8eihditsltute ~beiunoers
perpen in bleisn 3aaeu portheilbaite BE.
iuhe bier MAIDEN tounen uno weroen lomit
uriere ipeSiele ginlaopna nit Treu,e be.
9rlBeu.
S9-2t 9asJetcomite.