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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16

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Secretary Gage is about the only
mem Der of the administration who
would really like to see his recon-
mendations for cInching the hold
of the single gold standard on this
country become laws. MIR. Nc
Kinley did not dare to endorse the
recommendations of his Secretary
of the Treasury, and he has no
real desire for the financial legisla-
ton he halfheartedly suggested.
He knows that his roundabout sug.
gestion of getting rid Of the green
backs by turning them into gold
certificates could not get through
Congress, even if only the Repub
licans voted upon it. lie wss afraid
that the recon mendations for
amending the National banking
laws, so as to reduce taxation on
National bank currency, TO allow
currency to be issued to the face
value Of the bonds deposited with
the government, and to allow the
establishment of National banks
with s25, 900 capital in small places,
might get through, so he added q
proviso that he knew would Kill
the whole--to make all National
bank notes redeomablc IN gold
The administration is simply try
ing to bluff q portion OF its own
party and the country. u doesn' T.
want any financial legislation. This
has already been made plain IN the
House by the grab game engineered
by Mr.. Dingley by which his com
commlttse--W Ways and Means-will
take charge Of all financial bills and
smother them. Republicans have
also plainly indicated by their talk
that they had received intimations
from the administration that no
financial legislation was wanted.
II public criticism OF its attitude
makes 10 necessary 20 strengthen
it's bluff. The administration will.
through Mr.. Dingley, fix MP = bill
ard jam 10 through the House.
knowing that the Senate wouIdhot
act upon 10. Or course the people
Of this country are fools enough
not to know the difference between
this sort Of thing and real states
msnship. and they will be so sorry
that the administration isn't able
TO get what 10 Decent want-so
sorry that they'll elect a Demo
cratic Congress next year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16

MARTINsBUBo. w. VA, Dec. 49,
John w. Bishop, the leading bust
ness man Of this place. shot and
killed himself to-day. After din.
ing with his family he went to his
place Of business with his chief
clerk. Edward Sglor Mr.. Sigler
left him alone in the room, intend.
ing to be gone only minute. lie
had hardly stepped out before he
heard pistol shot, and on retarn =
ing found Mr.. Bishop lying on the
floor in pool of blood, with q
bullet hole back Of the right ear,
and the pistol, which was kept in
the Office, short distance from
him. MIR. Sigler at once summoned
physician, but the wounded man
lived less than an hour, Fever re-
gaining consciousness.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16

Mr.. Bishop was suffering from
nervous prostFation, due to over
work IN the management of his
extensive business. lie returned
only a few days ago from Florida,
where he was accompanied by his
wife for his health. but WAS not
benefited. His family wore plan
ming another trip for him. There
was nothing IN his manner or con-
duct TO indicate that he intended
to commit suicide. After entering
the Office with MIR. Slgler, he sat
down on the corner of the table.
Mr. SiGler offered him n chuir,
which he very composedly declined I,
saying he was perfectly COM
Portable.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16
FROA THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
No Financial Relief to Be Expected
From the Present Congress.
Hawaii Likely to Be Left Out in
the Cold.
About Half OF McKlnley's Message
Devoted to Defending Spas
ish XOnstrOsity.
rOm opr Regular corrogpondent.

FROM our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, ID. c..
December IL, 1897. (
The first skirmish in the war on
the civil service law was pulled off
in the House this week, and it was
lively while il lasted. A confer
ence of all members OF the House
who desire change in this law is to
be held, in order to arrange for an
organized attack.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16

Mr.. Bishop was about fifty. i've
years old, and was native Of
Kingwood. Preston county, from
which place he came here whom n
very young man, rs a store keeper
at the Hanms distillery. Later he
engaged in the wholesale grocery
and grain business with IL. A..
Frazier, and some years ago sue
ceeded tho firm. Within the past
year he has built large -four and
meal mill, which is operating sue.
-cessfully.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16
/ /

One Nebraska RepNblican-Mr.
Winfield $. Strawn, an Omaha
lawyer--has turned up in Wash
ington who is honest enough to
publicly say that the Repub licaHs
have no chance to carry that State,
either at the Congressional cleo
tions next year or the National
election Of 1900. Mr.. Strawn says
the Republicans have not been able
to get back the farmer votes they
lost on the silver question, and
that they are not likely to get them
back so long as that question is un-
settled.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16
PETIT JURORS.

The following petit jurors nre
summoned for this term: NJ. NJ.
Bolyard, Jas. NJ. Herndon, Jas. w .
Ridenour, John A. Liston, VIM. A.
Thomas, Clark Hamilton, j. w.
Laughrie, b. f. Hamilton, r.. j.
Tets, G.. w. Harvey, f. SiIbaugh,
Asbury Bolyard, Chss. l.. Pell, Gar
j. Hagans, Henry Henline, Robert
Seal, Charles Pell, w. G. Stewart,
d. j. Nordeck, Felix f. Beatty,
Jas. W. Overheld, Isaac wilkins,
William james, /. N. Fornan, E..
j. Pifer, J. p. Wotring, Jr., VIM.
Rankins, II. w. Huddleson, Jos.
S. Smith, John II. Cool, II. G..
jenkins. Geo. w. Shaffer, VIM. II.
Hartsell, James Bell. Ebert Boyce,
Charles +. jenkins, Chas. Sbahan
Jacob 9. Elsey. Charles +. Shank
and Allen w. Ringer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16


With the exception of Senators
Morgan, of Alabama, and German,
of Maryland, every Democratic
Senator is now lined up against the
annexation of Hawai-, and the OPP
position among the Republicans
already includes Senator's Hoar,
Morrill, and Pettigrew. This makes
1t impossible TO procure the two
thirds vote needed TO ratify the
treaty providing for annexation,
and the Republicans are already
seriously thinking of abandoning
the treaty and trying to secure an
nexation by majority legislation.
1t looks little Us though the an
neIation question was going to be
used by the Reed machine 20
whack Mckinley over the head.
The Gar is understood to have
privately announced himself to be
opposed to annexation. III fact,
present indications are that before
this session has grown very old the
line between Mckinley Repu blIcans
and Reed Republicans will be
sharply drawn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16
CIRCUIT COURT.

The present term has been con
siderably mixed, and our attorneys
and Court officers hardly knew
where they we're at. in the first
place, the 18th was the regular
time for beginning this Court, but
as that came on Saturday, the law
provides that the following Mon
day shall be the first day, but when
Monday csmo no Court could be
held on account OF the Judge not
being here, as he was tied up In
the Eastman case at Parsons aud
could not get here. The law allows
the Judge till the third day, and
then il he fails to appear, the at
torneys of the Court can elect
Judge and go ahead anyhow,
whether the regular Judge is will
ing or not. They could not do this
Monday, as Judge Holt insisted on
them waiting till Wednesday, the
third day, which they had to do,
and a good many people who had
come to Court were disappointed.
1t is grave question whether two
regular terms OF Court can legally
operate at the same time In the
same circuit. OF course regular
and special term may, and often
does, run at the same time, but the
session, which has been running
for some time at Parsons, and is
still grinding away, is regular
term, and as they are right in the
most interesting part of the famous
Eastman case, Of course Judge
Holt cannot close up there till that
jury finds a verdict on hangs itself,
which it will likely do the latter.
There is no doubt but that the
Court here is perfectly legal and
had right to go on, as it is doing,
but the question is, did not the
term expire in Tucker when this
term began here If so, what effect
would it have on the Eastman case /?
If the verdict is not guilty, of
course that settles it, as q man can
not be tried twice for his life, unless
the jury hang or something gets
wrong with them, but if the verdict
should be one that does not suit
Easthsm's friends and attorneys,
will they not try to make point
out OF the question we have raised !?
Yesterday morning the attorneys
here, by unanimous vote, elected
Col. r. w. Monroe, Judge till
Judge Holt arrives, and the Grand
Jury was sworn in and charged,
and have been at work since. Here
are there names:
Charles II. Lawton, foreman, A.
w. Snyder, Thomas Fortney, San
ford Watson, w. o. Church, j. n.
Baker, r. s. Hollis, JesseW Shaffer.
VI. l.. Crane, Jos. NJ. Metheney,
j. j. Kelly, @. q. khouser,
Daniel Musser, w. ID. Titchenell,
j. j. Guseman and Thos. Squiros.
The case of the State vs.. O. w.
Wolfe was continued till next term;
us the prosecution was not ready.
The defense was ready and anxious
for trial.
PETIT JURORS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16

For q number Of years he was a
Director in the Peoples National
Bank, and upon the organization
Of the Merchants and Farmers
Bank, was elected President, a po-
sition he retained. lie was strictly
a business man, and was large
property owner. lie was an en-.
terprising citizen, always taking a
leading part in securing industries
for this place. His death was a
great shock to the entire commu.
nifty, and is keenly felt.
lie married Miss Emily Alburtis,
daughter Of the late Samuel Al
burtis, who, with three children,
survive. One child, son. Sprague,
who is married and is q resident of
this city. The other two are Kstie
and Virginia, aged respectively
about ten and fourteen. His mother.
in the eighty fourth year Of her
age, a brother and three sisters also
survive him. One sister lives in
Iowa and the others are residents
Of Preston county.
The funeral services will DO con-
Quoted Tucsday afternoon at the
house vt three o'cIock ~ Rev.
Ferguson, OF the Methodist Fps
copal Church South. lntermcnt
will bo made IN Green Hill Gene.
tory
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16
I I I

The administration doesn't wish
the Nicaragua Canal question to be
acted upon by this Congress. and
when Mr.. Mckinley said in his
message that he would have some
thing further to say on the su bject
when he submitted the report of
the Commission which has just
started for Nicaragua to make a
new survey and estimate Of cost,
under an act of Congress, he was
fully aware that the Commission
was not likely to make report be-
fore the death Of the Fifty fifth
Congress. In fact, it is known
that members of the Commission
were given broad hint before their
departure that their report was not
expected before March 4, 1899.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-12-16

The Acts Of The last Legislature
have been printed and given out
TO the public Among tho laws
is one that has neypr been passed
BY this body, and how 10 got into
This book is % matter 20 be learned
later. Concerning ihis. the Park.
ersJurg SsattHe BAYS
"'No political crmo ever com
mit.ed iu West Virginia equals In
loioususss and enormity tho work
~ the espouab.o officials Of Tie
itst BepuHi.cau Legislature iu
printing iu the Acts law that
never passed The effect Of The
law as 10 ls printed boo The Acts
is to- increase Use Republican mcm
bership 1 tbe Legislature by four
on siI, as tho case may Boz. And
auless be question Is raised and
determined by the cyurts before
Che next election takes place mon
wll be voted for who have no riqht
to be candidates, and men will be-
elected who cauaot legally serve.
The perpetrators II this crime
against the rights ~ The people and
against tae integrity of Che State
Gre not known, though the rcspou
uhilfy for 30 CAL 9s easily iocatcd.
hrt wnoeecr they rs, they should
I..Ilgf.t olI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20
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Golten pnriiren sluiI6en S3.45 uno
S4.OO p lOOfb lebenoi9.
Riuouieb.-Stiere: 5air bis quite i'm
@etui1t bon 300 bis 1,6O0fb,
s4.35C04 85; raube i9mere, $500
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11013c p ID.
gier.-5riI6e u p Subenb.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20

binibertommt uno feline gta9barn
trifft, Die i'm nielIei6t eetrdntt baz
ben, tuenn er bic 2eute trifft, BON
benen er ME B6ie8 ipra9, oenen er
nur @utes ertuieien bat, tuie eroB
muB iein 9riumpb lein, tuenn iie iez
ben, baB er in ieinem Sersen itets
elm 9utes 98ort fir Ieinen irren6en
Hndbar bate. g8ie tuirb man i'm
ebren uno abten, tuie tuiro man bnz
ge8en auf benjenigen ieben, Der itets
Die Sanbluneen ieiner gta6barn
tritiiirte, ibrem 9bun unb Saiien
fnli6e Wotiue unteri6ob. unb ber
ME elm gutes g8ort iprab iiber ieiuen
Na9bar 9Drt oriiben iuerben mir
erfannt, tpie mir rirtlib iinb, unb
giner lieit bic @ebanten bes Nnoern,
ipGbrenb mir cine WaSfe trnsen uno
elm i6einbeili9eS @eii6t aufiteaen
fDnnen, tpabrenO mir ben 9ulb ber
Serldumoune ben 9fa6barn in bic
8ruit bobren.
8 bitet Gud @uren Hddlten gu
frdufen, eS lift bic einsi9e 8eoiugung
5ur irOilhen iuiuDbt, afs CUR bintnliz
icben @liidielieteit, un6 iuer &raft
uno Ntutb 9enue bat, bies auS5ufiib-
rem uuo unter alien llmltanoen fei.
men @lei6nutb betuabrt, Der miro
bier lDtuobl, nls briiben gludlid, u.
gludlib 5u tueroen, oarna6 itrebt u.
tra6belt 0ns gnn5e Meni6engez
i6le6t. 81. u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20
- Diitet Guh Gurtrt l(dhiteu Su
frdufeu".

S5n bicIcn ruenigen 2Surtcn lie0t
Die ganSe @liidieli9tcit Der Wenl6eu
IN bie5em uno iencm Qeben. Seit
Snbrtauien0en boben Y9ilOiupbeu
uno9teligiDu8(ebrer benSpru6: Sic
bet @uren 9tadJlteu tuie @u6 iel6it!"
6eIiirtuprtct, unb bud iuur0e CT ME
beIulQt, rn0 iucnn ntnu unter Sebnz
taltlenb Wteni6en einen fin0et, Der
Den Sprud befOl9t, oann tbut man
iuUbl, uu6 ntuB 0ie1en @inen 0ann
audi npd) nit Der 2atcrne iudeu. @8
pGlt oar su I6iucr, tuenn man uDm
Nadbar beleibigt lit, Dber tuenn berz
ielbe uuS iuBerft oleib9iiltig lit, i'm
su lieben, iuie man Ii9 ielbit liebt,
uno 6ann, mande Wtenl6en lie6en
| iif ielbit ni6t einnal 9eulg, UNI Den
cigcren &Drper su I6iiben 9e8cn al
fcrfet @efabren unO Sranf1eiten,
uno laIien iid BON igren 2eioeni6nf'
ten leiten, ltno ruiniren ben SUrper,
ben 5entpel Der Secle; tpie 1OlGen
ipfbe Wtenifen iid onnn mod unt
ben 9fadbnr befiimmern?-G5 iii
gar 10 I6per, un0 in 6em 0aI6en
uno 2Sagen na6 8ei6tbunt tpiro DC,
arme Gabbnr, 0er 0D6 10 gut Got.
tes ain0, ais man ielbit lit, iebr uit
uergeIien unb oun 2iebe lit nun abe,
gnr feline Gebe mebr.
r&rdnfet ni6t @uren gtaditen" il
ber ri9ti9e 98abripru9 fir bieie8 @r
, ocnleben; un0 1elblt tuenn nnn BON
, 9tabbar oetrdutt uiro, lpll man i'm
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I ielbit ben orDBten S9aben. inbei
3 man ii6 aufreet uuo ben 9runo )
e auerlei &ranfbeiten legt
Siitet man iib aber, ir9en6 cine
= Menl9en aus irgenb einem @runt
II gu fr1nfen, rie tppbl tpir6 es {
n balo einem um'S Ser5. Ntan lei
le I'M 5rieben nit Der eansen g8el
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IN gu tbun.
er llnb nun erit i'm Senleits tpenn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20

Sn Sadion County, 9enn., ct
l6eint cine vbeuti9e" 3eitung, Die
iif r@eder" nennt uno por Surgeon
fulgenoes &lngelieb entbielt: Gin
3Daler bn8 Sabr lit getuiB nibt oiel
@elo fir elm 8latt ipie Der yBefer"
mas 10 l6Dn gu lelen lit uno Seoem
Iein @eburt unb Sob umiDnlt eeben
tbut, aber bic 8eibSleute in oies
County tbun lieber ibr@elo lpenoiren
fir ben Yub uno iiiBe Sn6en uno Die
Mdnner fiir Sabat unb Srinteu, ba
lit e8 fein @unoer nidt, tuenn oa5
County riidpdrts gebt alle Sage uno
nit Die geriibmte geiiti9e 9luffldrune
III Die &Dpfe eS alS nod 10 ounfle
9tubt iein tbut, tpie nur @rI6affune
uun Die 8elt, mo uuier !0err9Ott nod
ni9t geiaat bat, es tper0e 2i6t, un0
eS tunro 2idt, uno unter 10 llmltan0e
tannten mir ben 8eder feine iebrz
lanelil9e 3utunft prpffeseiben. 8iel
BON unlec 2eler buben elm gutter &arz
tpfelfrppp bieieS Sabr tuie ME, aber
fein 8uIbel eebt in bic BederpffiB,
pns lbon 10 lang @rebit sibt fur
rldl ltdntise 3eituneen unb ntuB be:
sablen fiir Seber, Yapier uno Druid
en- uno iit 10 idbnere&opfarbeit, tpenr
bic fpnrn1e gitterung 10 beiB ieir
, tbut I'M Spmmer. Da lit ilt es MIDI
Silber Dbne @olo, mas madt bi
; 5eiten lblebt, uno audi nid5t be-
8rdiioent Wcainlep, aber bic unabr
li6feit BON bic tueihen 2eute in unie
{ SenueHee."
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Ginfahe GHi9bereituno

Der grDBe SDrtbeil oeS na6fulgenb
beI1riebenen SerTabren5 beitebt barz
in, bnB man audi unreifeS, ab9efalles
mes Sblt poer unreife Srnuben bn5u
beniiben fnnn. Otan 5erItnnlpft 0n8
Sblt uoer bic Srnuben un0 brin0t bic
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nen Sutti6, fest lie "a Stunoen Der
Suit aus, uno iibereieBt iie oann nit
8nlier, i'll tUel6em auf je 10 Quart
Bis , 4funo 3uder auf9eGDlt limb.
3ieies 3uderlunHcr iullte iuenioitenS
6 bis 10 3UQ iiber Der Wfaiie
iteben. Sc iiiBer oaS Sbit u6er bic
Srnubeu tunren. oeitU tueni9er be0arf
eS an 3ufer. g8enn Die Ntalie an
ii6 uiel Sait bot, 10 miro tueuiger
28aiIer oenommeu. SIT bic Wniie
un9eiuDbn1id reid an Saft, 10 fann
ie6er 8uinb an gaiier iuegbleiben.
Stets muB man I'M stuge bebalten,
boB Der @iii9 beiier unD itdrfer ipirb,
Ie 5uderreiber Die 5liiiiigfeit lit.
Den 9pttidJ beoedt man nit einem
Sud-. Die 5liiiiieteit wirb, beiUnz
oer8 bel iparmer Bitterung, balo in
@dbrung iiber8eben. Sc na6 Der
3emperatur tuirb iie bal0, oft I6un
nn6 &erlauf einiger g8D6en, einen
euten @Iiig 1iefern, ben man auf
5dIier nb5iebt. @Dn ber 5urildbleiz
benben Ntniie fam man nD9mal8
einen guten Giiig 8etuinnen, wenn
man lie iuieoer nit g8aIier iiberDieBt,
in uel9em 3uder auf9elDlt ilt. Man
nuB in bieIem Safe nber mebr 3ufer
5ulcben.
9iele Senusune bes ab9efaueneu
pber 1pnit gum @ebrnu6 uuniiben
Obltes, ). 9. Der 0uls0pfel, neroieut
0ctuiB aIle 8ea6tune, tueil tie iouit
gon5 poer arDBtentBeitS uer(uren oe=
ben tuiiroen.
Sn ie0er Sausbaltung, tuu eS uur
intner ntD9tid) lit. iuIGte man baraui
beba9t lein, ieinen Bebnrf an @liiQ
Iclblt su bereiten. llno tuenn nus
feinem nnoeren, bann aus benz
@runbe, um ber @efabr gu enteeben,
burd eefdlIdte g8aare, tpie iie II
bGufig i'm 0anoe( bDrfDmmt, Dit
ISpeiien gu beroerben un0 bic @e.
Iunbbeit 5u Ibdoieen.
Sn 6ranfreid), iuD man nit 9te9
ouf einen euten @iii9 einen bobel
98ertb leet, iebt man bent SbitIaft
na9ocm Die crite itiirmiid)e @dbrunl
iuDriiber lit, einige Quart g8ein 81
luuour9 CT einen iebr nneeneDmel
iueini9en @eI6nad erbalt.
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tDern,n,1,, af1n. grettup Anpnrt 1897,

9oS Stei8en bes @eisenpreiIes in
europa benefit am beutli6Iten, pie
ribtt9 bic 9tn9uben iiber bic unsureiz
benoe Grnte in ben bauptId6li6Iten
8etreioeldn6ern @urppa's limb. Sn
Delterreib=llnoarn lit Der 8eisen.
preiS in Belt BON nebreren gu6en
aul 0a5 GOppelte oeitie9en uno tpie
man anilintntt, tuirb llneorn in oies
tent Sobr ni9t in Der Gage iein, 9ez
treble alt8fubren 5u tDnuen. Die
SituattOn 1T BORT 10 beunrub19enb ,boB
oer un8nriIHe Nder6auminiiter iid
pera"laBt aeieben bat, burb 0ffent=
lt6e 8etanutma9une 6a8 8olf gu
bcrubi0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20

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