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W0MANiS MISSIONARY.
\ Large Attendance and Interesting
 Sessions.

The Womau's Missionary Society Of the Little Rock Conference con. vened at the First M. D. Church, South, at 8:30 D. n. Wednesday.
 Opening services were conducted by the President, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Of Hot Springs, after which was an address of welcome by Mrs. R. H. NJ. Mills, of Pine Bluff, which was greatly appreciated by all the visit ing delegates. It being such q warm and hearty welcome provoked a most beautiful and eloquent re- spence by Mrs. Couch, of Magnolia. The latter address abounded n utterances truly noble and refresh ing.
 The address of welcome in be- half of the young people was de- livered b5 Miss Emma Moss, which showed that the visiting young peo- pie were as welcome to all the en- ioyments of the city as the adults. The response was given by Miss Antoinette Holmes, of Selma, and was truly grateful in it's tone and abounded in 8 beautiful missionary sentiment.
 The juveniles were welcomed by Master Clifford Brewster, of Pine Bluff, which was followed by 3 hearty response by Glen Robinson, of Rison.
 One Of the most beautiful and pleasant incidents of the occasion was the welcome given by seven little girls, all standing in line and each holding letter, all of which spelled the word WELCOME. This was responded to by Miss Anna Howell, which concluded the pro gram and the doxology was sung. Benedietion by Rev Dye.
 THURSDAYS SESSION.
 Opened at g a. m. Religious ser- vices were conducted by Mrs. W. r. Evans, of Prescott. After which She entire conference engaged in q prayer and praise service; many i'm plored the Holy Spirit to rest and on the deliberations of these good and noble women; and many were the expressions of thanks and grati- tude to our Heavenly Father for His unbounded love and increasing care and divine preservation. The President then announced that the time had arrived for the confer ence to go into it's regular business session. The secretary, Mrs. James Thomas, of Little Rock, called the roll and the remainder of the morn ing was spent in hearing reports from the different societies through out the conference which showed marked improvement in this class of work during the past year.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Was taken up in the transaction of regular conference business. When the time for adjournment ar rived Mrs. Couch was called on to conduct the closing prayerEs service,
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THE PINE BLUFF GUN CLUB.
It's Members Enjoyed Practice
 Shoot Yesterday Afternoon.

The members of the Pine Bluff Gun Club are now taking more than usual interest in the weekly practice shoots, for they will participate in SeventheAnnual sState Toarnamen, which is to be held here, hegining Inly goth aud continue thfre days
 The best shots from all parts of the State will be here, and our boys will have to do their best if they capture any of the first monies. At these weekly shoots some good scores are made.
 On yesterday afternoon. at 30 targets, the following scores were
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A laoua.h old Eecsaa,tx

Gascarcts Candy cathartic. the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pieasent and refreshing tn the taste, act gently and posifiveiy on kidneys, liver and bowels. ciens- ing the entire system, dispeI colds, cure headache fever, habitnal constt- patton and biliousnpss Please buy and try a box of c. c. C. to-day; 10 2. 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed fo cure by ail druggists. i2s-30eod
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life
 A way.
 If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well. strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor. take No4To-Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men strong Many gain ten pounds in ten days Over ACC. .000 cured. Buy No To Bac from your own druggist, who will guarantee cure. Booklet and sam pie mailed free. Al. Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York 12-30deoa
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NOTES OF THE NORMAL.
Breezy Items From the School Which our Teachers are
 Attending.

The causes of the Civil War will be an interesting subject today, and doubtless some new features will be developed.
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The fishing party composed Of Messrs. George Butterworth, ". N. Trulock, D. C. Bell, ". E. Trulock, Mrs. W. N. Trulock. and Misses Gussie Taggart and Mary Gillespie returned on the Eugene yesterday from Silver Lake, where they have been fishing since last week.
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An excellent addition to our Normal for the last four days of the session will be Miss Whitcomb, of Little Rock, she is q specialist in pri- mary work, and will give us great assistance along this line. We well come her to our privileges and hos pitalities.
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DEGREE CONFERRED.
Prof. Junius Jordan Honored by the
 University of Arkansas.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. June IT, The degree of Doctor of Laws WAS today conferred by the University of Arkansas on Prof. iuaitis Jordan, Of Little Rock
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If our friends desire to hear read some marvellous and beautiful Eng fish, riyaIing the products of the masters, let them be present. satur- day morning when hour arrives for the reading of onr reproduction stories.
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NUMBER 151.
GET FLESt

gth. vieor Clear conss ssxdon Get stren. Nod Digestion Nos sy
 aud G, Nt Medicine. But By
 Pate, ure's Own Way.
 Nat physician will tell Any honest Is but one way ts you that there lesh; all the patent get increased Sd liver oils to ths medicines and co tandng contrary notwiths one wdy te sa-
 Nature has but and vigor of crease flesh, strengt, hat is throunh h mind and body, aud lesome food the stomach by whe no reason well digested There is sny other or common sense i'll method whatever. VII, ner-
 People are thin, run do nerves, vons, pale and shakv in their es are simply because their stomach weak Avt
 They may not think they Il at dyspepsia, but che fact remains tn they do not eat enough food what they do eat is not quickly ana properly digested as it should be-
 Dr. Harlandson says the reason is because the stomach lacks certain digestive acids and pep- tones. and deficient secretion of gastIie juice.
 NalnFne's remedy in such casea is to supply what the weak stomach lael.a. There ire several good prep aratious which will do this, but none SC readily as Stuart's Dys- pepsta TnbIets. which are designed especially for all stomach troubles. and which cure all digestive weak ness on the common sense plan sf furnishing the digestive principles which the stomach lacks.
 stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets give perfect digestion. First effect ia te increase the appetite and increased vigor. added flesh, pure blood. and strength of nerve and muscle is the perfectly natural result
 Stlart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safest tonic known and will cure any form of stomach trouble except cancer of the stomach May be found at druggists at 90 cents for full sized packages or direct by mall from Stuart Co, Marshall. Mich. Little book on stomach diseases mailed free
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Examiner .ytle was with Us yes .erday, and says bis absence for the last few days has been oecasioned by the necessity 10 reap his wild CD oats. His presence was, however, received with repeated applsnse.
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In discussion, yesterday, of the subject, "Examnations,' including their purposes and benefits, Miss Ira Davis, showed herself master of the situation and subject.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-18

Mrs. Ray Hodge is | very enthusi- astic member Of our institute, al- ways exemplifying deep interest and earnest application.
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A STORM IN INDIANA.
Hail, Wind and Rain Does Some
 Damage.

Special to the.Graphie.
 VALPARAISO, Ind, June Is -A severe storm, accompanied by raiu and hail, passed over Northern n diana this morning, doing dama so to growing crops.
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The list of synonyms, paired in Saxon and classical, and presented by Nils. Buriis was an interesting item of the mornings work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-18

Miss Je. sic Adam < exercise ineom- pound, complex and contracted sentences was very interesting te all teachers present.
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NV1Elf7 5lRaU-Iss LOU s1l ssEE50 Ea11z-1'IEa9i7
 The intense itching and gfpahn8 La deat to these diseases is instantly aiaYee b3 applying Chamberlain } Eye ana Skin Ointment. Many veay bad Cases havc eeen permanently cured by t. ' is equally efficient for itching piles nnc 5 fayoribe remedy for sore nipples ehappea hands, ehilblains, leosb Difes and chronic sore eyes. 25 Cts. per 6oa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-18

We wledge call from Bro Pine yesterday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-18

Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, ft= just what a horse needs when ia ba4 condition. Tonic, blood purifier Hnc Yermifuge. They are not food bns medicine and the best in use to put 2 horse ia prime condition. Price Sl cents per package.
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prERNooN SESSION.

Was taken up in the transaction of regular conference business. When the time for adjournment ar rived Mrs. Couch was called on to conduct the closing prayerEservice,
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Rev. !. H Green and bride have arrived home and are receiving con of theii friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-06-18

Miss Lula Goldsmith. of Little Rock, passed through the city yes terday on her way to Greenville to Visit relatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26

JEFF Hopkins. the man wanted ut
Baersvilie. Ohio, for robbing n blind
man, and who was arrested here by
Marshal Porterfeld. agreed TO 60 back
without rcqulsitlon papers, and he was
taken across the river in charge OF the
Ohio authorities
The Autumnals, n social club, en-
braolng some OF McMechen's young So
ciety men. gives q hop at the McMechen
building. Friday evening. Killmycr Will
play and invitations have been sent to
many OF The surrounding towns.
John Nedcmeycr, Of the Benwood
skeip mill, is III ut his home In Bogg's
Run, and underwent a successful oper-
ntlon.
Misses Bertha and Nellie Riddle re-
turned 10 west Liberty yesterday after
n brief visit TO their parents here.
Bridget Nolan and Edward Fox
patched nip little difference in police
court yesterday morning.
Willie Flading. of Slstersvllc. the
well known bali player Is in town WIS.,
itlnR friends.
Fred. Schnd has returned from Nor
gnntown. and will not no back to the
university.
Tho baltimore 3 Ohio pay car made
itB monthly trip here yesterday.
Council meets in regular session this
evening
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
pELLAIRB BRIEFS.

The clerks union will give dance to-
morrow evening in Armory hall. Miss
Spooner, OF Wheeling Island, has been
engaged to furnish music for the occa-
sion.
The University Center held very In
terestlng meeting last evening at the
Episcopal church. A large number OF
the members were present.
Miss Alice criswell returned yester-
day 10 her home in Moundsville after O
pleasant visit with relatives In the
Fourth ward.
Edward Moore will organize a stock
company shortly composed OF home
talent to present several dramas during
the season.
Harry Steele and family, of Sisters
Vile. came up yesterday to spend few
days with friends and relatives in the
First ward.
Mrs. James Ward has returned to her
home in youngstown after pleasant
visit with relatives in the Fifth ward.
John Curran, who has been working
at davenport. o., for two weeks, has
returned to his home in this city.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany had force of men at work yes
terday putting in new wires.
Mrs. W. II. Thompson has returned
home from GAINESVILLE, where she spent
a week with relatives
Elmer Addison has gone to Chartered,
Pa, where he will work in the glass
house at that place.
Miss Grace Edwards, of Titusyille,
Pa. is the guest Of friends and relatives
In the Fourth ward.
Literary exercises will be held in the
high school next Friday afternoon.
C. Malone, Of the Fifth ward, has gone
to Pittsburgh, where he Will work.
Miss Pearl Chambers is quite III at her
home in the Second ward
Marshal Bahra was at st. clalrsville
yesterday on business.
There are a number Of cases Of scarlet
fever in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
BOXING.

VIII Donaldson, better known as AL
Logon" got the best of Mike Kelly. also
coored, last night In bout, which took
place in q club house before 800 specta-
tors. Kelly lasted two rounds. He is
not in tho same class with Donaldson,
whose hitting abilities are like unto a
sledge hammer, and half dozen rib
warmers from him did the business. It
was very tame, few blows being struck
The first round consisted in sizing each
other up, and the second round was over
in a minute Kelly dropped TO the floor
after an exchange. and was counted out.
The majority OF the audience thought
he played possum." It was only
question OF tlme, however, Us he would
have been put out anyway.
"Allegon" settled the ambitions Of an
other dusly fighter at Slstersville Sat
urday night, besting his opponent In
three rounds. He is a strong young
fellow and his blows have steam to
burn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
THE NEW BRIDGE.

The new bridge company is trying to
buy property along Seventh street, and
taking options on property on the hill
side at the head OF the street. II is not
'llnown when work on the bridge Will
begin, as bids for It's erection will not
be taken until the exact location Of the
bridge Ia determined. II Is said the
Wheeling Railway Company will sub
scribe 10000 TO the bridge II II is loca-
ted near Seventh street AS result OF
the new bridge the Benwood Southern
will change its tracks. Instead OF rum
ming along Main street from the Wheel
ing steel works. II will run along the
hillside, thus avoiding the awkward
and dangerous crossing at the steel
plant Business men are anxious for
the new river bridge. but they do not
think II will benefit Benwood very
much. II viii make the streets livelier
aud with the termlnl OF the street car
lines In close proximity, that part OF
town will resemble n larger town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26

CHICAGO, oct. 25.-Five bodles-four
men and one woman-were stolen last
night from the morgue at Dunning. The
corpses were removed by men who forced
open the doors of the morgue. The
bodies were those OF paupers at the coun-
~ asylum. The robbery from all indlca-
lions had been carefully planned and
done in a most deliberate way. The
Yale lock on the door had been broken
and the windows covered with straw
board TO conceal those who were work.
ing inside. Superintendent Lang is con-
fident that some or all Of those concern
ed In the AFFAIR were familiar with thelr
surroundings. The bodies were I'M
doubleday wanted for medical purposes
as OF the twelve co-pses IN the morgue
at the time, only those were taken In
which consumption had been the cause OF
death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26

HAVANA. Oct. 25.-It IS announced
from the Spanish headquarters to-day
that Major Manuel Tapia Ruano, OF the
artillery, with q guerrilla force, has
been engaged on the outskirts Of the
Havana lines between La Chorrera and
Managua with an lnsurgent force, which
he dispersed. killing four OF the enc
my. Among the dead, the official re-
Port adds. was General Adolfo Castillo,
the insurgent leader. His body will be
brought TO Havana.
An official dispatch from Sanctl Spir-
titus. province OF Santa Clara, an
nounces the surrender there TO the
Spanish authorities OF Lieutenant Col
onel Thomas Volasquez. of the insur-
gent army and his honorary aide de
camp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
BRLLAIRE
All sortIs OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass city.

AL EoNAAA VI AN'NANA w. N-sA'-
the Glass city.
The Republicans OF this city and vi
clnlty are alive now and have made all
preparations for rOuslng meeting here
tomorrow night Pictures OF McKin-
lev, Foraker. Hanna and Bushnell VIII
adorn the front OF the stage. Heather
lngtOn's brass band Will discourse lively
airs and the theatre VIII be packed TO
its utmost capacity. The meeting VIII
begin promptly at o'clock, when the
chairman will present Hon. c. j..
Woems, who viii entertain the great
throng OF people until the arrival Of
Senator Hanna, Congressman Dnnford
and others who accompany the party
during the day. The arrangements are
such that there can be no tagging and
no delay In the arrival OF the Hanna
party, because they VIII come tonight
through on local special from Martins
Ferry. Those 30 far selected as In
charge OF tho evening are as follows,
but the list may be increased:
Chalrman--W. G. Bergundthal, candl-
date for county treasurer.
Vice prehdentB-Jacob Heathering-
ton, ]. a. Green, l.. w. Gllchcr, Robert
Johnson, Richard lIeslop, /. L. Fawcett,
Capt, John Garrett, John Shipman,
John Mccormick Frank $, Mason, Geo.
Pracht. Henry Bonarlus, james A. Lee,
o. H. Young. o. =. Mason, II. w. Rolls,
ex-Mhyor Dubois, August Bahra, Err
nest Bentneld, John Jones. Capt N. H.
RowleH. Mofd Nelson, w. II. Thompson,
james l.. Lancaster. August Haas, Dr.
j, q. Mccullough, John Kirkpatrick, j.
o. Crswell, Robert Lopemnn, w. j..
Carson, ]. w. Morrell, Charles Blon,
Rev w. NJ. Bangford and Rev. j. M.
WILKES.
w. y Litten will have charge Of the
theatre aud see that proper stage ar
rangcmcnts and decorations arc placed,
and he viii also Issue tickets to others
than those named
The indications are that II VIII be the
largest meeting over held here, M u low
rate has been given from GAINESVILLE
and the Baltimore 4 Ohio train nt night
viii stop nt all stations between this
city and there. Everybody wants 10
sec Mark Hanna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
A FRATERNITY WAR
Probable at the State UuIvsrsity as an Al
ter-math OF Saturdays Game.

Probable at the State Uulvtr'iiy as an AZ
ter-Iath OF Saturdays Game.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelligeneer.
MoRGANTowN. W. Va, oct. 25.-
Citizens walking down the streets OF
the town early this morning we're greet
ed with inscriptions every few yards,
which read. washington and Jefferson
IL; Sigma Chi, o." These figures repre-
scented the score of the foot ball game
between the University and Washing
ton and Jefferson teams on Saturday,
and at the same time contained slur
at the Sigma Chi fraternity. The cap
tain and manager OF the team are
members Of this fraternity. and mem
hers of the other fraterniies claim
they were partial in selecting the per-
sonnet OF this years team The red
paint Inscriptions have stirred up hard
feeling In the fraternlties and retalla-
lions are expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
MARrIN,s rgRgY.
IIaps Aad MlsnAps Ia ihs Thriving Oiy
Aeroaa ths River.

Across the River
The people OF Martins Ferry are
greatly Interested In the coming Of Hon.
NJ. A. Hanna tomorrow. The ladies
seem as much interested as the men.
Everybody will want to see him and
they will have several opportunities to
see the man whose name has become
familiar to the people in every township
In the United States, and who has done
so much for the Republican party, for
the city OF Cleveland. for the state of
Ohio and for the United States. The
programme for the day will be as out
lined in yesterdays Intelligencer
speeches being made az Martins Ferry
at 1880 a, m. and 1850 p. m, AetnaYille
az p, m, Bridgeport at p. m. ana
Bellaire at 8 p. M, with dinner ana
supper at Martins Ferry
Knowing that Senator Hanna did so
much for the Dlngley bill and that he
is their friend, the employees In the
Laughlln and Aetna-Standard mllls
viii ask the management TO shut down
the mills for a few minutes While ne
speaks near these big establishments,
and 1t Is believed they will give him a
great reception. The tin workers re-
celved a handsome advance in their
wages and they are anxious to greet
Senator Hanna who, like Congressman
Danford, worked so hard for the new
tariff law which gave them this raise
In wages, A platform will be built on
Main street near the Laughlin tin plate
mills where Hanna will speak at 1850
In the morning, and II is thought q
stand viii be erected near the Aetna
Standard mills for the speaking at 2
o'clock in the afternoon.
It Is the intention to put about zoo
chairs on the stage In the Martins
Ferry opera house for the evening meet
ing, which will begin promptly at 1850.
The ladies are cordially invited 70 at
tend this meeting as well as the other
meetings and the reception TO be given
Senator Hanna ut the Bellyue hotel,
Martins Ferry, at noon. Many men
who are working at night viii attend
the morning or afternoon meeting and
some both OF these. Senator Hanna
will be accompanied by Hon. L. Dan
ford, Hon. c. ]. Howard, Hon. u, b.
Armstrong and others.
The people Of Martins Ferry are al
ready getting out their flags, portraits
OF Mckinley and Hobart, Hanna, For
aker, Bushnell and Others, and It Is be-
lleved and hoped that the decorations
and illuminations in honor OF the Sem
ators party win be quite general. Mar
tins Ferry will be honored by the visit
and should show her appreciation by a
grand reception. When the Martins
Ferry Republicans decorate they can
Guido all other towns, as was demon
strated last fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
LAv1HeE AND wALcoTT
They Meet in San Francisco Next Friday
Evening.

Evening.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 25,-Both
George Lavlgne and Joe walcott are
down to weight and in fine fettle for their
fight on next Friday night. Walcott has
rad no trouble in reducing TO 1876 and Is
pronounced by the experts TO be iit for
The fight OF his life. Lavigne at present
weighs 1874 pounds and will let up In his
work for the next few days. The men
Will weigh In at O'Clock on Friday
evening and must be within l35 pounds.
Waicott is favorite in the betting at odds
OF 10 TO 8 and 10 TO I.
The demand for seats for this fight is
something unprecedented in local ring
history Many orders have been booked
from Nevada and from oregon and Ari-
IONA. Nearly every city I'm the state has
APPLIED for tickets.
"Denver" Ed Smith, who Is manager
Of a hotel at Victoria, i. C., has written
10 a sporting man, asking him to match
him with Peter Jackson, the pght 10
take place IN this city. II Smith Is I'M
able to get go with Peter he standn
ready to meet the winner OF the God
dard. Sharkey match.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26
A MREsrLING MATCH.

Great interest is being taken in the
wrestling match at the Pythlan Castle,
next Monday night. between Charles
Daily, OF this city. and Frank Davey,
Of Boston. Both men are in hard train.
ing, and n great struggle IS expected.
Among the boxers for the preliminaries
win be seen Paddy Core. the lO5 pound
boy, who is open to meet anyone in
the state at his weight. There VIII be
programme worth going to see.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-26

POINT ARENA. Gala, oct. 25.-The
little steamer Alcazar. which was dis
patched to the rescue Of the crew Of the
wrecked steam schooner Carpar from
Greenwood Saturday, returned TO her
moorings this morning and reported hay
ing seen nothing of the supposed survl-
vors OF the disaster. 1t is now known
that thirteen men persisted on Saunders