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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22
EVERY ROAD
By Which the Turks can Approach
Larlssa Is Now
SECURED BY GREECE'S TROOPS,
Prince Constantine Reports the
Greek Situation Excellent.
TURKISH RESERVES CALLED

upOn 10 RslusOrs. Edhsm PaahA-Th' Re
,l,t.nso Of ths Greeks Has Proven a suF-
vrl,. 10 the MO,Ism Army-Ths Turki'h
commander suPPrss,lng NSW'-Aa APP
v,.l BY ths Grssisa 'V0m'H'' UniOn'
rAh,m PaIhA Advancing with Great
c,u,lou-Tho Turki,h Fleet Ordered 70
Keen Near the FOrtlnsationD-KinE
georges POsitlOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22
WOMEN OF THE WORLD
Appalled, TO for thsIr sympathy and
by the C!rssk Union OF women.

Appalled, TO for thsiT sympathy and Aid,
by the Greek Union OF wom'n.
NEW YORK, April 2l.--The following
appeal has been Issued by the Union
u Greek women under the presidency
of her majesty, Queen Olga and
Crown Prlcess Sophia:
TO the women of the old and new
world, Christian mothers, Hlstcra and
wives, workers for civilization and pro-
FresH, guardians OF love and Justice.
greeting.
Christian mothers, sisters and Wives.
civilized like you. we earnestly appeal
Ipf your help. our sons. our brothers
bnd husbands lighting for the cross Hrc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22
WORK OF THE SENATE,
The New senator from Illinois Stlr' Up
the Honorable body.

the Honorable bOub'
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2i.--Sen-
ntor Mason. OF Illinois. made his mai
den speech In the senate to-day and sig
nallzcd It by some breezy criticism on
the rules OF the senate. /, was such a
variation from the prosy debate Of re-
cent days that the senator was accord
ed close attention and twice received
the hearty applause OF crowded Gnller-
iea Tho speech was In support OF a
resolution introduced by the Illinois
senator, directing the committee on
rules TO report rule by which debate
conld bc closed and the previous ques-
tlon ordered In thls connection Mr.
Mason sarcastlcIlly referred TO the in
nctlon OF the senate on all great qucs-
lions before ~ the long and fruitless
debate on Cuba: the delay NJ the arbi-
iTntinn treaty and the inability to say
whether our difficulties nre to be set
tied by arbitration or by the methods
az Cnrbett and FitISlmmons II was
time, h. snld.to send the senate into dry
dock aud rid It OF accumulated barna-
Cles,
AIr. Hnar. Of Massachusetts, replied
briefly, pointing out that the other
branch OF Congress was more open TO
critlclsm than the senate. lie was In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22
TOWN BURNING.

ml11ilAlppl Town AtAho mercy VI wv AhNh
ing Elements.
TULLUHoAIA, Miss, April 2i.-A iire
started In the opera house block and has
already caused an estlmated damage Of
$500. 600. a high wind Is blowing and
there Is no hope N saving the business
portion OF the town, Last report statea
The fire Is within four buildings OF the de-
pot and telegraph office, Tullahoma l9 a
thriving town Of $500 inhabitants on the
Nashville, Chattanooga st. Louis, sew
enty-nyc miles south Of Nashville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. April 2i.-The
tube works strike here has taken an un-
expected turn and now the management
has announced that The plant has been
shut down indefinitely. Al meeting held
Tuesday the strikers agreed TO 30 back
70 work at the reduction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 2l,-From
two hundred and htty 10 three hundred
employees OF the Addlston Pipe Com
pany, struck to-day against a new reg-
ulation. requiring them to work by the
piece instead Of by the day, Yesterday
was the first pay day under the new
plan and the men claim It does them an
Injustice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22

WASHINGTON. D. c. April si.--sec-
retury Alger to-day received the follow
Ing telegram from the mayor and city
council OF Grafton. n. D.:
"The raging flood along tho Red river
bordering Walsh and Pcmblna counties,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22
FIVe LIvraLoai.

ST. LOUIS. April 21--A special to the
Post Dispatch from Nashville, Tenn,
says: Five lives have been lost in the
flooded lands of Lake county. A skin
was upset causing the drowning Of Jose
Cans and his entire family, wife, two
sons and a daughter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22
w,,Ih,r For,c.,, for To.day

For West Virginia, partly cloudy wealth
ct, with occasional showers; warmeFi
southerly winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
threatening weather, with occasional
showers; warmer: increasing HOutheaet-
crly winds: brisk to high winds on the
lakes Thursday.
LOcAI Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
BY e. Schnepf, druggist. corner Market
and Fourteenth streets. was Ne followu:
IA, m.......,..,. g ap. m.."..,".," 9
IA. m...,.,....,. Is y. m".,..,,,,,,.. y
Y m,"..,., .,..-' y Weather-Falrs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22
uoImon,. CondItIon CritIraI,

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 2l.-Rep-
resentauVe Holman had a sinking spell
to-day and tonight his condition is re-
garded as very critical.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22

ATHENS. April al a. m.-The latest
odyleeJ TO the government from Larlssa
,.,o the situation at Damnsi seem TO In
V-,te that the earlier rumors as to the
s.s1Bs there was Inaccurate In import
AM details A battle has taken place on
Ybc pamas! plain. The Greeks approach
"a close TO Damasl. but they have thus
ar failed TO capture Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22
NAYOR TODD
Takss = Brief WhIrI at the Kentucky
SsnAtorShIP-DsbOs'H Chances.

Takea q Brief WhiFl at the Kentucky
SsnatorShIP-DsbOs'S Chances.
FRANKFORT. KY. April 21.-It was
about o'clock last night when Mayor
George D. Todd, OF Louisville. annOunc-
that he was a candidate to succeed Dr..
W. Godfrey Hunter as the Republican
nominee for United States senator.
Shortly after s o'clock this morning
he announced that he had withdrawn
from the fight. thus ending his race for
the shoes OF DR.. Hunter. When asked
this morning why he deserted the field
OF battle 80 early In the action, Mayor
Todd said that last night, after he had
announced his candidacy, he received a
communication from the six boiling Re
publlcans, stating that they would as
soon vote for Hunter as for him and
that he could not get their support for
the senate under any circumstances.
KNOWING that could not win without
the united support OF my party, de-
termlned to nt once withdraw con-
cluded Mr.. Todd, though am satisfied
chat could have secured the nomlna-
tlOn for the asking"
The following card was addressed to
the chairman OF the Republican eau
Gus committee this morning, and Is DR..
Hunters formal acknowledgment that
he has given up the fight:
"Hon. william II. Jones, Chairman Re
publican Joint Caucus.
"sIR:-I shall be Obliged fr you viii
call the Republican members or the
general assembly In Joint caucus at the
earliest time convenient, To- receive a
communication which ! desire to pre-
sent for their consideration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-22
. hi. G0nFREY HuNrER."

Only one ballot was taken tO-day.Sen.
ator Joncs's call for the caucus at s
o'clock tonight was read before the nd-
journment OF the Joint session which
followed the ballot Dr. Hunter an
nounced to his friends at the conclusion
of the Joint session that he would leave
Frankfort this afternoon at : o'clock.
To-day's ballot stood: Hunter 66;
blackburn Al; Martin II: Boyle g. stone
/, Necessary 20 choice, 60
Later developments this afternoon so
to show that state Senator w. j, De-
hoe will be the nominee OF the Repub-
lIcnn caucus tonight Dr. Hunters
friends say that they win support him,
ana while Dr. Hunter is himself retlcent
about the matter, h. is evidently work.
Ing desperately for the Crlttcndcn coun-
ty men. whom he and his supporters
have decided on 90 take mp the senator
lnl togA. Senator Dcboe said this after
noon that he was assured OF the noml-
nation and that he believed he could
NNln
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
READY FOR BUSINESS!

The Emporium has been transformed to
meet the requirements of the NEW EMPORIUM
AND GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR You'll hardly
know the store as it is now, and the end of the
improvements is not yet.
The policy of "justice to aIl' that has prevailed
during the past twenty years and won for the
old bazaar an enviabe position in the business world
will continue in THE EMPORIUM AND GOLDEN
RULE BAZAAR, and through it we hope to combine
and increase the business of the two great estab-
lishments.
The 60 odd departments the best of everything to eat drink
in your homes
Being smaller dealers
money-Savng for patrons.
You goods in the condition in which
ceived them and get money back without questions.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Iod.oos 3 specials for this week.
LOUsCS You will need Gloves
Want to buy half dozen
OlON0S. pairs when you see them.
Never have you bought
equally as good Gloves at this price.
Ladies' most popular style Gloves, to-
gether with two patent fastenings-made
with three rows of heavy silk embroi
dered backs. Limited quantity of these.
Black White
Tans Modes -
English Reds Pearl ~
Fitted to the hand this week per Il ~
pair
Ladies two patent clasp Gloves, for
dress wear black silk embroidered backs.
Hss:n Red. $:.5 :as Whit. ST.
Best value in market per pair
Mocha Gloves, just arrived-all the
new shades, including the popular greens
in the very latest styles-Would be regu-
larly 81. 50 per pair. PRICE,. CllS
Uss
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Paraffine Candles, I4,oz.,
box of 60, 5oc; each PIC
Armand Hammer or Cow
Brand Soda, lib. pkg. Sc
Royal Baking Powd-r,
lib. canS............... 39c
Golden Gate Baking Pow
der, lib. cans. .........3Ic
Cooper's Olive Oil, large
bottleS.......................9SC
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Pride of Iowa Corn, per
Can...,....- .....-..'......'...f
Pearl Condensed Milk,
per can.......................SC
Calumet Cornstarch, L lb:
packages, E for..........%oo
Kingsford Starch, Rib.
packages. .....................7c
Gold Dust Washing Pow
der, 3 lbs. for...".........ioc
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Choice UncoIored Japan
Tea, good value at SOC
per lb., special at........3OC
Eagle Brand of Table
Fruit-Peaches, Pears or
Apricots-3 cans for. ...25c
Hunts Fancy Table Fruits,
3-lb. cans, each.......-.27c
Electric Candles, Io-oz.,
each. ..lC
Shredded Cocoanut, lb..i213c
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Curtains and GRE T
So Io u" values in
Curtain Nets. Curtains
and Dra-

peries tomorrow. During the week
this department has been completely
remodeled and fall stocks are ready.
Second floor, east side from main
elevator. New Curta ms, Nets,
strong, handsome, durable. Thirty
patterns to select from.
80 inch. ..I2cy yard 48 8inch.. zoe yard
as inch. ..i5c yard 48 inch. ..25c yard
46 inch.. .lSc yard 48 inch.. .4Oc yard
2oopair Nottingham Lace Curtains,
novelty net, good length, full width,
regular price SI.75 to SI.o5 per pair.
On sale this week at SI.40.
Odd pairs Chenille Portieres, in
latest patterns and colorings, two or
three pairs of a kind, that would
bring $3.50 to $500 a pair, to be
closed out at $3.50 to $500.
Novelty Curtain Stretchers. the
new flat and square kind. When
procuring stetcher made costs no
more than the old-fashioned kind,
and we are exclusive agents.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Best French Or 3 pounds f or
Mixed Candy ted pure an
35C per pound, mad made Of ,e,,+tEi the
ais obtainable-made in our own
large candy factory in basement.
All kinds of Caramels, Taf- 0Ec
ies and Buttercups per pound ~
Icecream for parties, weddings, ETC.,
any flavor, delivered to any GOO
part of the city, per gallon. p%-
Lunch at Patrons say that there
g. C.f is no better place in
tne CdIe. the city for lady to
take lunch when out shopping than
in the Cafe under the great dome.
The daintiest of lunches at mod
crate prices. BouiIlon, Soups, Sal
ads, Entrees, Oysters in every style,
Hot Roasts, Cold Meats and Sand
wiches of all kinds; the most de-
licious Tea, Coffee or Chocolate
served in the city. Unexeelled serv-
te and absolute cleanliness are main
tanned.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
SILK BARGAINS.

Fancy Figured T2ffetas, with
white babv-ribbon stripe ; jacquard
Figured Grosgrain, with black lace
stripes Two-toned jacquard Fig
ured Silks, chameleon effects :;
Roman Striped Taffetas, in all
colors, valued up to SI45 zEc
per Vard. .......................... w
Fancy jacquard Figured Silks {;
Two-toned Checks, Stripes and
Plaids; Taffetas Glaze with fancy
figured stripes, valued up M
to SI.85 per yard........ Va'OO
Jacquard Plaids, Checks and
Stripes ; Moire Velour, fancy plaids,
exquisite colorings Two toned
Figured Peau de Sole, very rich,
values up to $2.25 per Ct OS
yard .......... .................. pts%O
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Checked Wool Separate Skirts,
3 colorS, lined throughout and
bound, were formerly SI.75. To-
morrow while they last only. 69o
Choice of a tableful of Summer
Jackets, variety of late styles to
choose from-Some that have been
SIS, and none worth less than So
to-day. Choice for. .. $500
Io6 Linen Suits, Blazer and
Eton styles-not one in the lot
worth less than. S3-otherS were
S. and So. Tomorrow while they
last choice for. .....S Sl.5O
All that remains of our great
Shirt Waist stock divided into two
lots-all sizes yet in stock.
Those that were 75c to 81. 50 now.....5Oc
Those that were 81 and over now.-.SLOO
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Millinery and Dressmaking,

Millinery dnu UTeSS111dKIHy.
n full More models
trimmed and untmmed hats than ssA
additions constantly ariV-
Paris thoughts, American thoughts
ss: s: 5:' as.3 s 7,aa 'r n .'
IDEAS fV"0OTS"0@ i"00'
:$: $:'' Ornaments . ::: ( &::' : '''-'> ~
usXu uPume El
New imported mode
ORDER best and
lkl
tailor works
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Golden Rule Sand Soap,
35 bars for.................S
I-pound Bar Family Soap,
60 bars for. ............SI
Emporium I-pound Soap,
90 bars for. ..................Sl
Babbitt's Best Soap, 20
bars for. ......................St
Lion Roast Coffee, I-pound
packageS.-...............i213c
Granulated Sugar, b.. She
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

LiuuOi % Street side, ad-
joining the new grocery-store. Ex-
traordinary special price this week
on absolutely pure Wines and Liquors.
Matured Pure California Table Claret,
regular price and very cheap at a.
that, 4oc per gallon, now...... OOC
Matured California Port, dry and fruity,
put up in old'time one-gallon jug, Q0c
regular price 81, special. OOC
Matured California Sherry. put up in
oId-time gallon jug, regular SI.25 Oo
goods, special. l....................--...... OOS
Pure Matured Bourbon Whisky, put up
in old-time one-gallon jug, our GO.4e
regular price SITS, special......... p%-
Malthop, highly concentrated essence
of malts and hops, the purest and strong
est malt extract on the market, regular
price 81 per dozen, special this csS7
week .....-.....,. Observation-Disclosures. VI
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Ch;ooco One of the sights of
O this grand store, in
Bazaar. fact one of the sights
of San Francisco, is the beautiful
Chinese and japanese Bazaar, now
located on the main floor, Jessie
street entrance. 1t excelS in
beauty and size of stocks the most
famous bazaar in Chinatown, and
tourists can avoid the unpleasant
features of shopping in the Celes-
tial quarters.
You will be surprised at the low
ness of the prices.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
NEW BLACK GOODS.

4o-inch Figured Satin Princess, a
rich, lusterous cloth, comprising
several new and dressy designs,
especially suited to street wear, will
repel dust and luch, and positively
will never spot or crock. TX
Per yard. ~
52-inch Fancy Worsted All-wool
New Novelty Dress Goods. Ask to
see this cloth. Its appearance and
quality will surprise you when you
consider that the price is &lO0
only, per yard............... Oi'OO
46-inch Fancy Weave Berbers-
Priestley's goods. The designs are
extremely effective, and the cloth,
10th in weave and finish, new this
season. Splendid value at &l 0E
the price. Per yard. ."... Ot'OO
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Rubber Goods.
Sl.I55

Table Cloths Here Here are Re the 4.s7.t best est
and Napkins. ems offered in this
pieces 8-4 Beached Table Damask, war
ranted all linen, excellent patterns, good
value for 81 per yard, placed on sale Tx
tomorrow ............................. ~
500 dozen q by 4 Bleached Damask
Napkins to match above Table Damask
in quality and design. The assortment
consists of ten diff rent patterns, they
actually worth $3. 90 a dozen the &O.25
sale prlce. .......................... V[-
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
The Great Grocery Department Reopens.

Peoples open floor Jessue
entnce-Lg Handsomer Stocked More than Eve
article guaranteed be the of class READ OUR PRICES
many food products free the dainty mpng counter
foods the deCatessen
Sghzyatg PROMPT DehcNy SMgNe. 7eebh0ue South So.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Suits and ClOaks.

he new Fall
J a ok e is from
S4.95 to $4,000,
Capes S4.05 to
SIS, Dresses $40
to 500. But the
warm spell keeps
up a demand for
lighter weights,
and we offer these
remarkable bar
gains to close bal
ance Sum m e r
Stocks.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

46,inch Pebble Cloth, in all the
new shades. A handsome fabric,
to which we invite special atten-
ton. A weave that is sure to be
popular and will give perfect salts
faction, both in appearance ZEo
and wear. Per yard ......... ~
54-inch Meltonette, in all the
newest effects. A cloth particularly
suited to tailor-made garments.
Firm, enduring and of cor CT nA
rect finish. Per yard" pI'VO
52-inch Amozon Cloth, in all the
latest coIorings. No need of pay
ing 81 or s.. 50 a yard for a fabric
OF this make if the desired result is
fine finish and good CIIE
weave, per yari......-...... pi'IO
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Fnathnr Just received a
D large consignment
DOdS. of Ostrich Feather
Boas late last week, in black
and all the new shades of COL
oring, lengths I0, 36, 45 and
y inches. Prices s. to SI8.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Fall Dress Goods and Silks.

consolidated attention
aLandM in
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
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witho onepa1 o
Wool
special for this
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Minis Suits, all and wagbt, from $3.50 ubward u -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-03
FOR SUNDAY READING.
LOCKED MARvsLs EVERYWHERE.

short-sighted man will sneer and doubt
mysterious hidden things.
Around the pinions OF his soul weighted
soon oft ciings.
To hamper him IN nohlest flight. TO hold
him pinned 10 earth.
The while At jingles It's fools bells In
masQued. unseemly mirth:
Tied down by this. fettered slave, chained
to the lowest clod.
He boasts his fancied liberty and mocks
Almighty God.
All things are mysteries which men behold.
half know, believe.
The wisest infdei knows not the miracle
OF eve:
The why and wherefore hidden In the snil-
ing! rosy morn.
The opening OF the budding soul within a
child newborn:
The rich dye coioring the flowers. the tint
Ing OF the skies.
The strange twin picture OF each thing
which in the water lies.
why should he doubt the mighty power
which balances the stars,
The skill OF hand and brain, which tints
the sunsets crimson bars2
The wondrous nicely measuring out the
snowfiakes, dew and rain,
The thoughts materialized frost-etched upon
the window pane7
What knows he OF his own small life. the
secret OF his breath.
Yet, with a sneer. he feigns TO doubt the
mysteries OF death.
He knows not how he moves his tongue, his
eyebrow or his hand,
How birds migrate obedient to some silent
strong command;
Why murmur breezes soft and low. why
rage they fierce and strong.
Who taught the insects and the birds the
mysteriea of song.
How are the seasons measured out. whai
fills the ripening grain.
What are the laughs denoting JOY, the sobs
which spying from pain.
He cannot fathom sound or sight. the mys
terry OF touch,
To tell what air or light may be strains
brain-power overmuch;.
He may not tell what tints a shell or scents
the simplest flower;
Defining thought. nerve-force or glance
transcends his utmost power;
He mocks at God. eternity, archangels
harps and wings.
Yet stands a helpless child before a millior
common things.
Poor fool. who scorns his faith to lend 4
what he cannot see.
Who lays his tape-lines on a thought o.
milestones on a plea
Who sees a thousand things each day hi
lore cannot explain,
Yet finds belief In One who rules subJect
his soul 20 strain;
Short-sighted. circumscribed and bound hi
head ne sagely shakes,
Yet could not In year explain the motio'
]. EDGAR JONES.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-07-03
A CASE In EQUITY.
Copyright. 1905. by }. B. LlppIueoa Col
vII.-CoNrrSuED.
BY FRANCIS LyNDE.


When one begins TO argue with his
conscience it is foreordained conclu-
sion that conscience will get the worst
of 1t. Lest Philip should be set down as
a'poor figure Of man, prone to do weak
things as are the sparks TO fly upward,
let 1t be said that he did only what
seemed at the time to be good and
right. Love, or what passes for love, is
not always accountable to logic or TO
common sense; it may, perhaps, be the
adopted child of the intellect, but IL Is
begotten and nurtured by the senses.
Propinquity, contact, daily association,
the fairness of one object and the near
ness of another, all these influences
were, in Thorndyke's case, opposed to
what was unconsciously becoming day
by day more of an abstraction-his
fealty TO Helen. And, besides, when
one firmly believes he has made his
salaam to the king of terrors, the con-
viction may SO distort the mental and
moral vision as TO make one practically
color blind.
Half an hour after Elsie and Philip
had disappeared in the forest, Protheroe
rode up to the gate with packet OF
letters for Thorndyke. When he
learned that the invalid and Elsie were
on the mountain together, he seemed
quite as anxious to get away from the
farmhouse as he had just been 10 reach
it. On the way back to town he had
another impatient argument with him
self, coming out of it as on n former oc-
casion, with certain measure Of phild-
sophicar resignation, for which heQhid
rather dearly in the coin of disappointed
hopes.