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70 End lhs cuban War.

Il Is said that when Hon. Stewart l..
WoodFord, the newly appointed minister
to Spain, sails for Madrid he will carry
with him from President Mckinley the
diplomatic proposal to the Spanish gov
eminent which, II accepted by all par
ties, will put an end to the bloodshed and
other horrors OF war in Cuba. It is re-
ported on apparent good authority that
this proposition is for the granting TO
Cuba OF complete autonomy, with her
own legislature and her own governor,
occupying the same relation to Spain
that Canada does to England.
It is also said that President Mckinley
has ascertalned through diplomatic
channels that Spain will be glad enough
TO end the war in this way and to surren-
der to the cubans the right of home rule.
Whether or not the Cuban junta will ac-
cept the terms remains to be seen. The
Cuban leaders still cling to the hope of
complete independence and Cuban re-
public. Spain will never consent to this
and the only way in which this country
could interfere to that extent would be
through war which would cost many
precious American lives.
The Presidents desire Is to secure to
Cuba Just taxation, the right Ia rule
themselves, and relief from oppression.
peacefully and automatically and with
honor to this country, and this policy Will
be carried out II It Is possible to get the
consent Of the contending parties. Should
success crown his efforts we shall soon
witness the end OF the war in Cuba, and
peace, prosperity, with liberty added,
once more restored 10 that stricken
island.
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The whole country will hope that the
reports which are being published from
washington to the effect that the veneer
able and honored secretary of state, Mr..
Sherman, is succumbIng to the effects
Of his long and active career are over
drawn. The story of his lapseS Of
memory. and other alleged evidences OF
mental decline. IS tnld with so much
circumstance over the signatures OF cor
respondents OF reputation, as to almost
compel belief. and yet the millions OF
Americans who have watched and ad-
mired the distinguished career OF the
great statesman viii be slow to believe
It, fit Is true. nothing but words OF re-
greet and sympathy win be heard all over
the land from political friend and foe
alike.
Mr.. Sherman is past the allotted years
OF man and yet Is in active public life
where he has been. without a break, for
almost half a century. During all this
time. as representative in Congress from
1854 to 1851, as United States senator
from 1851 to 1877, including the most
critical and stirring years of our his
tory, then Us secretary of the treasury
until 1851. then In the senate again until
the present year. when he was called
into the Presidents official family
throughout all these years Secretary
sherman's life has been one of tremen-
dous mental activity.
It would not be strange. therefore. II
after all, now that years are bearing
heavily upon him, that there should be a
giving away OF the tired brain and body.
II the result that IL so freely predicted
should come. an enforced retirement
from the cabinet. Mr. Sherman viii 90
into private life with the consciousness
OF having lived a long public career
which has been full of hunor to himself
and usefulness to his country-and he
will carry with him the love and respect
of his couutrymen whose confidence he
has enjoyed through many years.
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thlFdH OF her people are dependent on tho
potato crop. the failure OF which imme-
dlately produces famine, while tho
standard general comfort In England is
higher than In ANY other country"
Mr. o'connor further showa that In
ireland, during tho past sixty years, the
number OF paupers In every 1000 Of Ire
lands population has Increased from So
to 95. while In England Il has decreaaed
IN the same time from 40 to g. All these
things and more, added 10 her political
oppression and the denial Of personal
rights Ia her citizens. are what ireland
has to be thankful for on this great jubi-
lee occasion, when all che civilized world
save Ireland will join in congratulatlng
tho queen Of England on her wonderful
sixty years. reign and In honoring her
for her personal goodness,
The Irish people know full well that
the queen herself Is not to blame for
their couutry's sufferlngs; the fault has
been with the policy Of the government
OF which she has been merely the figure
head. They may feel no resentment to-
ward Victoria herself. but their hearts
cannot respond to the sentiment Of day
of national rejoicing over what has been
accomplished during her reign. It Is not
human nature to do 80, and there Is as
much human nature in the honest Irish
heart as In the heart OF any other race.
who knows but the sad contrast be-
tween the character Of the celebrations
in Ireland among the common people and
those that are held in the other countries
over which Victoria rules may serve to
attract the attention of English states-
men and impress them as they have
never been impressed before, and
awaken the sympathy and sense of JUS
tlce which have so long laid dormant in
their breasts Il would indeed be add
ing to England's glory could 1t be said
by the future historian that this, the
greatest national jubilee of modern
times, marked the turning point when
England set abou, to wipe from her re-
cord the one disgrace which she sim
rests under, and undld, 50 far as was in
her power, the wrongs of a century
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y,,Ion.l educational A..oslat ton.


To the Teachers, School Officers and
Friends of Education:
The National Educational Association
will meet in Milwaukee July 9Th TO sth
inclusive The officers Of the association
are doing all In their power TO make this
one OF the greatest meetings that has
ever been held. The meetings Of the
general session will be held In the morn
Ing and evening OF each day. The meet
lngs OF the different sections will be held
in the afternoon OF July It'll, Sth and 9th.
The programme Of the different sections
are in every way superior and Will cover
the ground indicated In the official pro-
gTamme.
The railroads will sell teachers, school
officers and their friends round trip
tickets from all points to Milwaukee and
return for one fare for the round trip,
plus 81 to pay for membership fee.
Tickets are good going from July . and
returning to August 3ist. Excursions
have been arranged to all points In the
west, north and south. 1t Is believed by
the officers and the local committee that
the attendance will be by far the largest
in the history OF the association. Mll-
waukee Is preparing 20 accommodate
10000 persons, and will extend a most
royal welcome. gss..
The best families in Milwaukee are
ready to open their doors to teachers.
William George Bruce, secretary local
committee, Milwaukee, Wis, Will locate
all who request him to do 50.
hope each person receiving this clr-
cular will use every endeavor to give
notice OF this meeting wherever oppur-
tunity presents. respectfully request
that newspapers receiving the same Will
make mention OF the meeting. For fur
Their information address tho under
signed. WALTER BARNES,
Manager n. E. A. for West Virginia,
Fairmont. w. Va.
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The trial Of the two newspaper corres'
pondents at Washington who declined
to give to the senate investigating com
mlttee the sources OF their Information
on which certain publications were made
regarding the sugar trust, ended. as
every right-mInded citizen hoped it
would. in their acqulttal Any other re.
suit would have been blow at the lib
erty OF the press and the people.
The court very properly held that a
witness cannot be compelled 10 diyulgc
the source Of confidential communIca'
ttnns made TO hlm,a tina, the questions
asked the two correspondents were IT.
relevant. To take from the newspaper
man the right to hold sacred the trusts
that are imposed In him would be 10
compel him TO violate condolences unl
deprive him Of hls professional credit.
In rendering his decision Judge Bradley
not only vlndicatcd the two correspond
onts, but awarded victory to Journal.
Ism and the public
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wARn wEArEER WISDOM.

Philadelphia Bulletin:
Time. which indicates a man. hrs'
burles him.
Very few girls under twenty are old
enough to- be polite.
Have you ever noticed how dead a
dead fish looks?
tits pretty hard to decide on the mean
es, man you ever saw.
When n girl tells young man stories
on her kin. that settles IL; she loves
him.
1t probably pleases every man TO re-
ceive a letter which speaks OF elcrnach-
ing on his valuable time"
Many a man who claims to.6e a
sport Is plain drunSard and black
guard.
What on earth do loafers think about
when they stand for hours on a street
corner alone?
A model husband lets his wife have her
own way. even when he knows Il Is not
good for her.
Everybody has acQualntances, but noe
body has friends. 70 "
Every woman probably believes that
In borrowing from her nelghbor. she gets
little the worst OF II
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cooehee conchee ballet. sky rockets and
min wheels this ought 10 be legitlmate'
Alas! poor Yorick. used TO DC up
against him pretty warm, Horatio, a
fellow full OF Infinite Jokes, tricks. snort
cards and loaded dice. He was poilcy
writer, too. OF rare skill. and many Tune
and Oft were the gigs and straddles ne
placed for me. Now ne Is not worth a
'plunk.' To such complexion must we
come at last unless we take Freenes
Curvlne for the humps.
"Hold up, don't 80 away yet, nave
another on Dick Plantagenet. Yes. Rich-
nrd III. OF course. Well that old horse
gag OF his could be worked over Ike this'
RushlnE on the stage. after taking a
header over tomato can. he cries OUT
"A bicycle, n bicycle, my tires busted;
any old thing will do -
what, you don't think It would DC a
go? We'll, then I'll have 20 take a
thinking part In tank play for half the
verlscope rights"
The attention Of Manager Reister Is
called to the fact that II rain
ed Saturday evening, In spite OF there
being no opera performance At me PARK
Casino. y. r. "
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Mr.. James Jones, OF the drug firm OF
Jones & Son. Cowdcn, ILL.,. In speaking
OF Dr. Kings New Discovery. saws
that last winter his wife was attached
with La Grippe and her case grew no
serious that physicians at Cowden and
Pana could do nothing Tor her. II seem
ed to develop Into Hasty ConsumptIon
Having Dr. Kings New Discoverv In
store, and selling lots OF It, he took n
bottle home, and To- the surprise Of ali
she began In get better from nrst dose.
and half dozen dollar bottles cured her
sound and well, DR. Kings New bis.
covcry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds In guaranteed to do this good
work Try II. At Logan Drug &c. s
drug store.
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~. whl..,u Appolntnsnt.


The appointment, on Saturday, OF Hon.
A. B. White. OF ParkersburE. to be coll
Isetor OF internal revenue for west Yir-
Einla, ended clost but friendly contest
lasting several weeks, mainly between
Nc White and Hon. Thomas E. Davis,
Of Grafton, other applicants having
practically withdrawn. 1t was very
hard to decide between two such good
men and good Republicans. but the
President finally made his decision in
favor OF Mr.. White. for whom he had a
warm personal FEELING, and Mr.. Davis
yielded gracefully to the verdict
No mistake could have been made po-
iltically or otherwise in the appointment
OF either OF the gentlemen. the matter
simply resolving itself into the question
q choice between two good men. Mr..
waite. the successful candidate. As edi-
tor OF the ParkersburE State Journal, as
secretary OF the state Republican COM
mltfee during the last campaign, and as
an earnest party worker in all CAM
palgns, has earned the recognition which
be has received.
As collector under the Harrison ad-
EIinistration he made an excellent re-
cord. which Is a SUFFICIENT guarantee that
his administration of the Office under the
present administration will be satistae-
tory to the public and a credit to him
seif The InteiitSencer Joins with all
god Republicans in West Virginia. re-
eardiess of what their personal choice
was previous to the appointment. in e&-
tending to Collector White hearty con-
gratulations
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The poor man had his breakfast table
taxed an additional S2.O5O.OOO this after
noon.-Free-Trad Newspaper.
A lot the free traders care about the
poor mans breakfast table! There
never was So little on that table as since
the Wilson law went into operation, but
no crocodile tears dampened the free
trade newspapers over the absolute bar
renness OF the table until the new tarltl
law promised to put bread and meat on
the table.
The poop man IS willing to pay for his
breakfast II only he can earn the money
with which to pay for II, What he
wants Is breakfast. The free trader
tells him he Is n fool TO want breakfast,
because he would have to buy It with his
labor: that II Is better 10 have your
breakfast table untaxed than to have
anything tn eat. But the poor mans
stomach teaches him that he needs and
must have breakfast.
A tax on the poor mans breakfast
table. indeed Give him a chance to earn
his breakfast every day. and he will take
care OF the tax on it,-New York Press,
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a woman never forgIves man for un-
Outstanding her.
Ananias and Sapphlra had probably
got used to Il with the tax collector.
Love Is back OF half the fool breaks a
man makes and indigestion is back OF
the other half
a widOwer Is always afraid that II he
doesn't act broken hearted all the women
will talk about him, AMI II he does none
of them will look at him.
a girl always seems 10 think the men
won't think she has a happy disposition
unless she shows her teeth when she has
a photograph taken,
When the minister says there will he
no marriage In heaven all the old maids
look pleased because they think they
will have the laugh on the other women.
New York Press.
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The people of Ireland Will not join
heartily in the celebration Of the queens
Jubilee this week. OF all VIctoria's SUBJ
jects the Irish alone feel that there is
nothing In the past sixty years OF her
reign for them to be thankful for and
they can see no hope for the future. The
reign OF Victoria has been notable for
the great progress that has been made
by England. and the queen herself is re-
apected and honored by the whole world
FOR her womanly virtues, but poor Ire
land cannot, with a sincere heart, Join In
the rcjoIcIngs on the occasion of the
celebration Of her Anniversary, much as
the Irish may admire her as a woman.
During that sixty years. while Eng
land has prospered, Ireland has not
Under the policy pursued toward her by
England she has degenernted, has been
deprived OF the liberty enjoyed by the
remainder OF English dependencies;
while the EnglIshmn's taxes have been
reduced. the Irishman's taxes have been
doubled.
The rule under which Ireland has SUI
fered has. to use the language OF Mr.. r.
p. o'Connor, driven her back TO a con-
dltlon to which no civilized country hns
been reduced In modern times except by
devastating war Mr. o'connur who Is
an 1rlsh member Of parliament In speak
Ing Of the coming Jubilee and the posi-
zion OF the Irish people. inquiries: AR
we to rejoice because lreiand's popula-
lion has decreased n per cent, while
Isnglhnd's has Increased 20 per cent? Is
Il because ireland. with her diminished
population Is 70 pauperlzed that twu
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John r. Mclean, who wants TO be 2
free silver Democratic senator from
Ohio. but who never will be, announces
that he Is making an investigation and
will publish to the world the amount OF
money spent by Mark Hanna" during
last years presidential campaign.
This means that Mr.. Mclean intends
10 conduct a campaign OF SiandeF and
personal villlacation against Mt. Hanna.
THAT ia Just the sort Of campaign that
viii be pleasing to the sIlyeritea. They
dare NOT 20 before the people with their
silver question and argue It on Its merits.
Attention must be diverted from the
main question and from McLean's own
very vulnerable personality by cam
palgn OF personal abuse OF Mr. Hanna.
who Committed the objectionable Elm Of
conducting a successful campaign
against the aggregation OF dlscordant
elements ana political heresies Of 1895
OF course. everything Mr.. Mclean
(who Is himself something Of a boodier)
publishes, as the alleged result of an Ia
yestigation' by men paid to do the lying.
viii be eagerly read and circulated by
the sllverites. who will not pause to con-
slider the real motive back Of it all. and
we may look for such a campaign OF In
famous SANDER as Mr. AcLean's hired
men are capable OF, regardless OF the is
sues involved in the choice between a
free trade and dishonest money candI-
date and one who believes in n sound
currency and tariff for the protection
Of American Industries. II there Is to
be such a campaign Republicans have
nothing to lose. It will simply react
upon the political thugs who force II.
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OF PUBLICATION.

The object OF this suit is TO obtain de-
cree for divorce from the bond Of MARI
mony and for an Rnnuliment OF NE ma
riage contract between tho plainun ~" m
defendant. And Il appearing from an 1i'.
davit filed In this cause at these kuIcs luI'
the defendant, John kinnle, Is not q - ~.
dent OF tho state of West Virginia, ana ~
not having been served with process ~
this cause. on motion OF the plainun "
her solicitor, this order OF publication '.
entered against him, and II Is ordered t. sI'
tho said defendant. John kinnle, nre,
Quircd TO appear within one month h'sy'
the date OF The first publication OF ms or,
der and do what is necessary TO prolce', i His
interest. II Is further ordered, lNat -
order be published and posted, as requ'''
by law, IA
Court at the Court House OF said con I,,s:
this 9TH day OF June, 1897, to VII. gI"'
Rules. 1897. c. n. HENSlNG, Ilerh'
Published the first time JUNG y ~
Attest: c. II. HENNlNG. Llrph,,,
G, L. Cranmer, Solicitor for Comp'''i'"'~
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
katie Rinnie vs.. John l.. Einnic
In Chanccry- Divorce.
To John l., Klnnle. the within named de-
PENDANT ,,,
Take notice that the dcposltlons OF VII, Win'
lam Williams. Albert Dorsey, lsllAa w.,
gee and Tillic Green VIII be tak'u ~ III
law office OF Gibson l.. Cranmcf, No,, rnr
Chapllnc street, IN the city OF Mhyru"si
State OF West Virginia. ON the lVtn gu, "a
July. 4. ~ 1856. between the hours ol
O'Clock g. m. and Z o'clock y M 10 ny ~ ,g
In evidence In the above named cans S,, w
behalf of said complainant Ana u law ,.I
any cause the taking Of the sah az, ,il,I,,,
tiohs shall not be commenced, OF ",n.,f
commenced shall not hc completed on W.
day. tho taking OF the same VII, nc .r,.
iourncd from time to time until inc s"''''
shall he completed. ,.,,,>,tt,
by q. l.. Cranmcr her sollel''"
trS.tu
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oama away bewllderod andamSEed. That
Ksely has discovered new and mysterl-
aus force hitherto unknown to science
there can DO no doubt, but'thls remark
abiy paiienl man mug. chow that Il II
commercially available before 1t will
yield him either the glory or the fortune
Tor which he has sought 80 many years.
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FOUR MINUTES
---lN 4
White Mountain Freezer.

THE FIRST MINUTE that tho cream
remains in White Mountain Freezers Il
IL 70 Thoroughly stirred by the duplex
tlashers that every particle is absolutely
incorporated into every other particle. so
that an evenly favored, perfectly mixed
product Is ensured.
THE SECOND MINUTE the cream
really chillS, and actual freezing com.
mences against the sides OF the can from
which our double self-adJusting scrapers
Instantly remove 1t, so that the entire con-
tents become perfectly and evenly chilled
THE THIRD MINUTE finds the cream
growing sitter. and, being kept in abso-
lutte untirinR motion, II speedily becomes
a frozen mass of delicious delicacy.
THE FOURTH MINUTES work gives
the finishing touches to the cream as the
constantly revolving heaters break IN any
small Jumps, and cause the cream 10 be-
come even grained and OF uniform hard
ness, and in Just FOUR MINUTES since
II first went into the freezer can, II comes
out the finest quality cream known 10
Cali and examine these FreezerS.
Nesbitt & Bro,
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
NnEElINo. IuNE y. 90.

Resdsrs Of the Daily lntelligeaesr
leaving town can have the paper
sent to any address Ia the Un.ted
States or Canada, postpaid, for
three moaths $3.50; for one month.
IS oeats; for two weeks, 20 cents.
ADDRESS changed as Ottea as de-
airah.
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fTho INTELLIGENCER. embracing itS
several SdltiohS, Is entered In the Post
once 1t wheeling. W. Va. as second'elAsa
Hiattor.l
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] have n friend who wants to reform
the stage-reform Il, not elevate H. His
scheme Is mercenary not moral, and Is In
keeping with the perverted tastes OF the
age. II don't sec why Il wouldn't CO."
said he, while In q reflective mood the
other day. Now there Ia. ''.lt lnstruc-
tive play Of Uncle Toms Cabin, that
has degenerated into a farce comedy,
two 'TOpsy' two Marks. the lawyer
nm unlimited number OF cakes OF ice and
several kennels Of dogs. until II seems
that the more Ice and dogs the better the
cmasculated drama takes with the peo-
pie. Why can't we apply the same
treatment to Shakespeare. locallzc the
scenes and characters. Wouldn't this
be hot stun that have Just para
phra8cd:
Act /. scene I. Market street, midnight:
several registering young gentlemen Of the
Gambrlnua)
Y. G. OF B.--'what, no. withInH
Barkccp-'Aw, there, wat yer givin'
uR'
". C. Of BIO. within, open to us,
we are thirst beumcs
Rarkccp-'Say youse guys make mo
weary. Gonn way frum dat door. ar
yousr VI bring the sensurcons Of Bennett
down an yc. Dis yer sally-a-manIcr
don't sell after dc midnitG cnlclt on Sat
Cfdy. See
"How's that for an opening chorus In
nm oratorln7 Great, Isn't It? oh, am
loaded with other cDncolts. There's
1lamlet'a campaign speech over Yorlcll's
bald nut. With the accompaniment OF a
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