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Time Card Effective Aug. I, 1897.
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! Train No. TO- kansas and Ne
braska Limited" for Fort Scott
Train RAIN No. No T 6. Kansas City and st. - ''
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Train No. 5. for Clearwater, Con-
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| Belle Plain and Winfield. ......... 7:3o q. n
Anthony and Kiowa..:.........,.5 500 7. m
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Train TG; mi,.d : Ksnsfs fsr and HSiesn- Neebis
inson. na PusSio. Colorado Springs
and Denver r........................ 5:O Pm
Train No 54s. Except sundayI
for Mount Hope and Hutchin-i
son and Geneseo. 10 a m
Arrive from the Eas,.
Train No. 9. Kansas and Ne
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and and St. Louis ..................... 40 am
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Train No. 6, from Kiowa, An
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Train No. $50 from Hutchinson
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-~0~1S-NoSo~o-~~ON0Oo-O~~~O
WANTED-A good first-class barber, at
once. Address J. H Mason, Wellington,
Kan. s7-6tx
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WANTED-Young man to act as type
writer and stenographer. Address 70.
Box 995. d6g-ff
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The aahia naily gaole Tuesau loaino augus 81 1887
KANSAS MIDLAND RAILWAY.

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Wyoming, Utah. California and Washing
ton points. Twenty-four hours time saved
TO all northwestern points.
Depot corner Douglas and Mosley avenue.
c. u. WHITNEY.
Agent.
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FOR SALE-Kimble square piano. in per-
feet order, cheap. 936 S. Lawrence
Q1-ltS
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WANTED-Agents IN all towns and Giles
in Kansas and Oklahoma. Good com
missions paid Address Kansas Steam
Laundry, Wichita, Kan. 73-tf
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WANTED-To rent nice 5 or room
cottage in good location Good care will
be taken OF same Would prefer 10 rent
from owner. Address NJ, care Eagle
80
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Phone 81. DERM0DY Phone 81.
PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY

Genera! stock % Pipes. Waves sni Fit
tlnzs. Leather and Raooer Bslanx sod
Hose. Th.esf..ng Engine. Nj an5 Fas-
tory Supplies
3I3 r. Douglas Avsuve. wichi.s. Kan.
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and coal oil stove and extension table.
Inquire of Roy Hays, 126 y. Main.
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FOR RENT-Rooms. furnished Or unfur,
rishea. Mould Go FOR light housekeep,
ing. Good location. 40 East Ceatra,
avenue. Ng-otN
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FOR RENT-Fine tract. % acres fruit ana
garden land. all under cultivation. WIN
give good man long time lease. c. II.
Brooks J01-j05 Seigwick block. S5-6t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01

ton Of the Depar tment and the government OF the
institutions under the jurisdiction OF said several
Commissioners. and such general rules and regu-
lations shall be far practicable uniform i'll
all the boroughs.
In the same way the chapter on the department
OF Parks provides for the appointment Of three
mnstrative' jurisdiction in his borough. but
they to form board which will have the
power to make general rules and regulations for
the administration Of the whole Department
PUBLIC HEARINGS.
The Greater New-York Commission will meet
tomorrow at II a. m. in the City Hall TO receive
the report of the Committee on Draft, and on Mon
day the Commission will begin the hearings which
are to be held from TO 4:so p. m. on each week
day until Saturday. January IS. The hearing on
Monday will be confined to that chapter OF the
charter which deals with the Police Department.
The chapter. as drawn, provides for Police Board
of four Commissioners. not more than two Of
whom shall belong TO the same political party.
be of the same political opinion on State and Ma
tional politics. The Bureau of Elections for the
greater city will be in the Police Department.
The higher officers of the police force to be
a chief of police five deputy chiefs ten inspectors
of police. and captains not exceeding In number
one TO every fifty patrolmen.
In general way the police force OF the greater
city is to be governed much the police force OF
this city Is governed now. according to the char
ter The pay Of members of the force Is to be
about the same as the pay Of the force in this
city. the chief receiving $1,000 year. the deputy
chiefs each 5000. inspector $780, captain
2.75O a sergeant 5000. roundsman s., 800 and
$1,000 TO 81 400, according to grade.
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THE BUDGET ADOPTED.
MAYOR STRONG CRITICIsEs THE con-
TROLLER.

SEVERAL OFFICIALS THINK THE TAX-RArE WILL
NOT BE As HIGH AS THE LAST ONE
The citys tax budget for 1897 adopted finally
by the Board Of Estimate yesterday, and the usual
certificate signed by all the members OF the Board
The following table tie items composing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01

Net totals .$3psw.oIl III sD6S0zS' IL
The figures, interpreted By municipal experts
were held TO show that the prediction OF many
anti that the taxrate OF 1891 may
90 from ten TO twenty points higher than that OK
1904 will not be realized The last tax-rate was
ia Several prominent officials we're predicting
yesterday that this year II will not exceed 10.
Some thought that 205 would be nearer the figure.
AZ President Barker pointed out on Wednesday. no
one can say with any degree Of certainty what II
ment are known. and that will not be unt'l next
summer. 49,, 49,. ......,
d,scmssion was had OYER the Controllers sessa.
tonsi act on Tussds--as The GoFP2gatlac Gc1nss,
put it-ln ssckatnk O. nessy -
Mayor Strong made a statement y>.tsfday Re:
on Tuesday BY the Controller. ut q Gpite true"
the Mayor SAID 'thatf wac good deal surprised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01

THE BoKoroH BOARDS
While the special school tuna 70 p sss'n,
lstered by tho Beard sf Education. the ssnsF.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01

Of The b0rouGh..
point an ol1Gt0r
- that The bus
RAY - oopf peEpe
0u6)i1 and Dood
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-25

BOSTON, June 2i.-The Traveller to-
day says: A big gas transaction. by
which the Standard OH people secure
absolute control of the Bay State Gas Co.
OF Delaware, was contaminated IN New
York Yesterday. The conference In
which the arrangements were completed
was the last OF a series and was OF q
most important character. hessrs.
Rogers. AddIcks. Coudert, Carter and
other gentlemen prominent In gas NJ
fairs were in attendance. Addicks &C
cepted the Standard oil proposition that
he should refund about S2,0Oo,OOO In cash
or its equivalent 20 the company In con
alteration OF which all litigation Is TO be
ended. Mr.. Addlcks. by virtue OF the
arrangements, retired from the gas field
and the next move Will probably be n
reorganization Of the entire business on
n simple basis.
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EVERY DAY rR1UMPHs.
Every Time, Every Place, Everywhere
They TrIumph-Thers'S Proof Of this In
wheeling,

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Wheeling.
Step by step onward.
Day by day confidence Increases.
Success merits reward.
Wheeling appreciates "a good thing"
They praise II when they Ind II.
No praise too great for the little con-
queror.
The little bad back wonder-worker.
Bncks that nched ache no more.
Strength to weak backs has been re-
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The lameness goes because II cannot
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Mrs George w. Thompson, OF No
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Pnrnd, ID conf.dsra.s ". . an,.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, June 2i.-The
parade OF the United Confederate Vet
Grams to-day In which more than ten
thousand veterans took part, was the
largest in the history OF the organlza-
,Ion. and one OF the greatest ever seen
In this city. The streets were densely
crowded. General W. II. Jackson was
the chief marshal The stars and
stripes and the Confederate nag were
conspicuous In the long line that reach
ed from the public square 10 the Ten
nessee centennial exposition gates. Rain
fsll at Intervals during the procession,
though this caused only brief halt.
The parade was a great success.
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BIRMINGHAM. Ala. June a.-John
West. a prominent citizen OF Monievai-
10. who has recently been showing evil
dences of a falling mind, last night en-
tered James KroellS store and declared
that certain negroes had accused him
Of burning the stables OF Dr. Acker,
which were recently destroyed by an
lnceudlary, and that he proposed to
XIII every negro connected with the ac-
cusation. Before he could be prevent
ed he secured pistol and shot and XIII
ed the first negro to enter the store. who
happened 20 be VIII Pope, an inonen-
slye man. West then went out and be-
gan chasing two other negroes with
his pistol In his hand. but was over
powered and disarmed. He swears ne
viii aStsrmInate the black population
OF Montevallo when released. West Is
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Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
sTEUBENVILLE. o., June 2i.-The
thlrty-seventh annual commencement
OF the SteubenvIlle high school took
place in the city opera house this even
ing. The class sermon was preached
sunday evening in the U. p. church,
by Rev. T. II. Hanna, Jr. The gradu-
ntes are: Leroy Blackburn, Nellie Bla-
ney, Hettie Clifton. Marion Cox. Wal
ter Davidson, Minnie Esakoyich, Wal
ter Gossett, WInifred Jarvis, David Nc
Bride. Emmett Mcbride, lola McDewltt,
Ben d. McGee. Ada Mckee, Roy Nc
Manlman. Clarke Mertz. Bertha Pnine,
Henry Schaefer. Walter Strayer, Hat.
tie Thatcher, Paul urquhart. Winter
Winesburg, Harry link The normal
graduates are: Evelyn McNeal, Rather
inc Lloyd, lola McDevitt, Lenora kell'
Blanche Brown and Emma Wright.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
TWsniy.nIns GradaAtss TO Largest
Glass Ever Graduated.

TWentYsulm0 Uf4aualc1-NeIt 20 LAtkeat
Glass Ever Graduated.
Special Correspondence.
NEW ATHENS, o., June 23.-The
seventy-second commencement o;
Franklin college, occurred Wednesday,
There was tremendous erowd-H solid
acre or more OF people, and several
acres Of vehicles. There were twenty
two graduates IN the classical. phIlo-
sophlcal and scientific courses. and sew
On In the normal. shorthand. CONNER
claI and elocution courses. The gradu-
ntinE OrRtions were worthy Of great
commendAtlOn and many OF them were
upon living questions OF the day. The
Salutatory address was delivered Mr..
Clayton Asa McCleaTy. OF Warfel, o.,
who took second honors, and Mr.. Harry
wentworth McCombs, OF Moundsvllle,
w. Va, hrst honor man. was the vale
dictorian. There has been but one lar
ger class graduated IN the Heventy-two
years history OF the college. and that
was two years ago, when the literary
graduates numbered twenty 1--WE, be-
sides several In the minor courses OF
the twelve classical graduates, eleven
will enter the ministry. Franklin col
leue sends out more men into the min
istry than Yale or Harvard. All seem
ed delighted with the commencement
exercises. At the close OF the exercises
after the diplomas had been presented
by President Williams. the VEN
cradle John A. Bingham. who
had left the college sixty years ago.
made a very eloquent and touching adj
dress. The memories OF the past nlled
him with emotion.
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelligcneer'
SlsrERsvILLE. W. Va. June "a
This afternoon the coroner empannel-
led the jury. which passed upon the
death OF Ada Stewart yesterday after
noon. and during all OF this afternoon
they were In session and although they
have adjourned. the verdict has not
been made public and none OF them will
tell what Il will he.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-25

Special Dispatch TO tho lntelligencer'
AtARTINsBURG, w. Va, June "a
Tho city council to-day unseated
Charles II. Lamar. member from the
second ward land seated Harry S, cush-
wa in his place. The action OF the
council Is the result OF q contest be-
tween CushWa and Lamar. the former
OF whom was the Democrat The latter
was the Republican candidate Tor Soun-
Oh nj the municipal election IN May.
I.aular, who had majority OF on the
face Of the returns. was scented by the
old council, but the present council.
which Is Democratic. decided against
rim and declared Cushwa elected by
one majority. lanai VIII appeal the
case TO the circuit court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-25

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, June 24.-Thcre
Is little doubt that 800 employees At the
Bay View works OF Illinois Steel com
pany viii 20 on strike July .. a COM
mIttce OF their union waited on Super
intendent Thomns $. Refs with the scale
for next year, but MIR. Rels turned them
curily away. They now say that unless
n conference Is granted by the date
mentioned they will Quit work.
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DAYTON. O., June 2i.-The Ohio
Christian Endeavor Union elected the
following officers to-day:
President, Rev. T. H. BomberGer.
Columblana; corresponding secretary,
Charles L. France, Toledo; recording
secretary. MRS.. T. II. Darnell, Van
vert: statistical secretary, Mrs $.
Black, Akron; treasurer, N. Stansey
Lewis, Toledo: auditor, Ezra II. Kuhns.
Dayton, Ohio: superintendent OF junior
work, Mrs. G. clifford Morgan, Cleve-
land; superintendent OF Christian En-
ieavor, Rev. a. F. Vincent, Toledo; SUI
perintendent OF Sabbath observance,
Rev. L Il. c. Lair. Delaware vice pres
ident OF the worlds union. Rev. ". +.
McCauley. Toledo. Tgensy-eight vice
presidents. representing every denomi-
nation In the state that has Christian
Endeavor societies were also chosen.
The next convention VIII be held at
Mansfield In 1898 Conference praise
services and divisional rallies close the
convention this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-25

WASHINGTON. D. C., June si.-sen
ntor spoouer. acting for Senator cullou
In the latter's absence from the senat,
chamber, to-day presented petition tC
the senate signed by 100000 citizens O
Chicago, protesting against the propos
cd Increase In the tax on bcor. The pc
tltiou filled wooden box two by three
feet In size. and was carried out OF the
chamber by two men.
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DetOetlsn IN G.ru,an singing sOSIstI'


PHILADELPHIA. June A.-There
was considerable excitement among the
German singing socletleS last night over
the rumrr that several OF the large sOel-
etIes OF New York and Brooklyn would
probably withdraw from the Northeast
ern Saengerbund. As reported, the dis
satisfied societies include the Arion, Lie
dsrkranZ, EichenranZ and possibly Bee
thoyen Mannerchor. OF New York, and
the Arion, Of Brooklyn. What the re-
calcitrants are alleged to object 10 IS
the expenses OF trimming choruses ana
sending large delegations 20 the trien-
Mai tests. President Leonhnrdt, OF the
United Singers OF Philadelphia to-day
stated that the Arion OF Brooklyn had
proposed TO withdraw. but that since the
City OF Churches had been selected as
the next meeting place the members OF
that society had partly Withdrawn their
objections and he felt assured that the
Arlon would continue q member OF the
bund
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 2i.-By ar
explosion OF molten metal at the Du'
qucsne plant OF the Carnegles, three
men were badly burned and consider
able damage was done to property. The
injured were: George Banhammer, q
w HoIderman, Elmer Berwick.
Benhammer will probably die. The
explosion was caused by twenty tor
ladeI OF metal overturning Into poo
OF Wnter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-25

NEW YORK, June 2I-The nineteenth
annual convention Of the music teach
ers' national association opened to-day
In the auditorium OF the Grand Central
Palace with the Jubilee" overture from
Weber. by the Metropolitan permanent
orchestra. Prof Franklin Il. Hooper,
director Of the Brooklyn Institute, pre-
sided and made an opening address OF
welcome. President JerOleman, OF the
board Of aldermen, welcomed the dele
gates TO the city in place OF Mayor
strong, who was unable to be present.
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Wool on the Pacific Coast.

cLovERDALE. Cal, June 24-wool
sales were unusually active to-day. The
best price realized was fourteen cents,
an increase OF three and one-half cents
over last spring. The wool men are In
better spirits than for several years.
The effect is already manifest at sheep
ranches as rentals are on the advance
all along the line and values are show
ing Indications OF going 20 living hg'
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1n.nr.nes comp.ny ohsrtsrelI.

sDoclll DIspaich 70 INC Encouragement
CHARLESTON, W. Va. June "a
The secretary OF state to-day issued a
charter to the Montgomery Insurance
Company. with principal ofilce al Mont
gomery, Fayette county. incorporated
by ]. Ii. Dunbar. W. c. ThomassOn, w.
X. Gibson, II. F. Pribble and J. W.
Hutchinson, of Montgomery and George
E, Terry and William O'Seal. OF Wash
lnC.on, ID. c. Authorized capital, $780,
900 Subscribed. $500, and paid In,
s.. zoo. The right IS grnnted TO do gen
eral insurance business, including fire
and life,
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Excursion 10 Atlantic city - Reduced
Vatea via n, e. q,

Tho baltimore & Ohio II. II. viii In
nuguratc a series OF popular excursions
to Atlantic city, Cape May and Sea Gslc
city during the summer season The
first OF the series IL announced for
Thursday, July Sth. The tickets will
be- good for twelve days, and allow stop
on at Washington on the return trip.
Trains leave -. q o. depot, Wheeling,
1926. $40, 1855 q, m. 800 and SIC y. IN.
Pullman cars on all trains, Round
trip SO Corrcspondlngly low rates
from other stations
For further information address
nenrest y. 8 .. nEeni.
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engage In war with some other nation
that may heresfter attempt their hcQul-
sltion3 The American people must
face and decide this question which u
not one OF territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
nor altogether one OF commercial Inter
est, but with due regard TO one or the
possibilities OF the future,it assumes the
safety. II, II. N.
Wheeling, Juno q.
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HAWAIIAN TREATY.
Why Il Should be Promptly Rati-
fed by the Senate.
THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL

folas on. ths Numerous Advantages
tobs Secured BY the Unltsi states BY An
nsnatloa-Slpoo me Foundation Of The
Rspubus thoAs1ulronon' Of Adai''onHl
TsTri,oEy Has Been Opposed, bat the
wisdom Of sush Adaltlons Has n'sn
Jasuasa-Vual Importanos Ofth' Pa
olas Hand. to thIs Country.
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RnlIrnnd ~, FauIt.

NEW YORK. June 2i.-The coroner''
jury at Inwood. i. l., which has beer
investigating the collision at the Merrlci
road crossing Mt Valley Stream, which
resulted In the killing Of five persons OF
Decoration day. rendered q verdict TO-
day that the Long Island railroad wa
crimlnally negligent In not having th'
signal bell at the railroad crossing II
working order.
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R,publIean H,adqnarters TranIfsrrtd

CLEVELAND, o., June 2i.-An i'm
portant result of Mr.. Hannn's decisive
victory in the Toledo convention will
be the transfer OF the state political
headquarters from Columbus and Gin
cinnnti to Cleveland. The headquarters
will be in the Perry Payne building, In
which Hanna managed his famous
presidential campaign for Mckinley
last year.
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The Ohio River Railroad viii sell eS-
curslon tickets to Nashville for the
Tennessee Centennial and Industrial
Exposition ut rate OF 1880 for the
round trip from Wheeling. tickets llml-
ted to eleven days. Information as 10
time Of trains VIII be furnished by John
Battle. City Ticket Agent. Twelfth and
Market streets. and j. q Tomllnson,
Ticket Agent. Union Station,