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CHAPTER XXXII.

N old man with
hair as white as
snow, a worn, trou-
bled face, and
hands that trem-
bled as they rested
on his stick, was
standing before
Lady Caraven, bow
ing as though she
were the arbitress
of his destiny.
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Some husbands and wives are d.
voTced on account Of misunderstand-
ing and others because they understand
each other too well.
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you have an old-fashioned English bal
lad, or a Scotch one? No French or
Italian for me. like good hearty
words"
He sang one of the prettiest Of Eng
lish songs-"Good-b Sweetheart,
Good by"-sang it with such sweetness,
such pathos, that his listeners were al
most moved to tears.
II could not leave thee though I
said
Goodbye, sweetheart, goodbye"
AS the last words passed his lips he
caught glimpse of his wifes face.
What did it express? He stopped sud
denly. Sir Raoul rallied him, begging
him to finish.
"Let us have the last verse;" said
he; but the earl turned quickly to
him.
mot another word, Raoul," he an
swered: II can sing no more. l have
seen a ghost"
"a ghostH cried Sir Raoul. "The
ghost Of what?"
IT am not quite sure" replied the
earl; "but l think it was the ghost of
what might have been" And Sir Raoul
said no more.
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KANSAS ITEMS OF INTEREST.

At Pleasanton patriotic lady has
put down carpet of red, white and
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500 Reward. 500,

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all It's stages and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrhi being
a constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
~ upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the. system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing its own work. The proprletors have
SO much faith in It's curative powers.
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t fails TO cure. Send
for list Of Testimonials.
Address
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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A Case Of MISREPRESENTATION.

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r.s ~.
''iat as ss Aiph.iies "eie eliiHtDt'esl'tS
WIN t'ie f'epuoi'c'ti o'tt'eu s'1u'e' mar
shai uppoih'ees "ho "efe aepfi'eu
temporarily " oi .i'e'r plices Oh accoul'' oi
the iaw' US construct "l' oy 'uuse 'acksoii.
az 'he same 'lllic II u'a ''oe see III 70 70
MAKE ah assault upon inc JUDGE nor
oid II conceive It W NC aus uuey' US
PUBIC Jourh,li, 10 u ifsS' ms 'uo'ciai
integrity oy charging MN WIN having aiVl
MADE a.. partisan aec'slon' Us some,
papers did.
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GOV. ATKlNsON,s VIEWS
In Regard to R.talnlns po..e..ion Of tn


Philippine Islands.
Letter to the Editor OF the New York
Times: You ask my views as to the
policy of the government retaining pos
session OF the Philippine Islands as a
part OF our national territory. s
am clearly OF the opinion that It
would be a mistake to annex any ter
rltory that might result from our war
with Spain. It is very evident that we
are going to overthrow Spain in the
present contest. We have already pos
session Of the Philippines, and LIDO not
believe that they can be wrested from
US. Cuba and Puerto Rico will ulti-
mately be captured by our government.
They then become our property. But.
as I have said above, It would be q
mistake for our government to retain
them as provinces. The principal rea-
son. In my Judgment, for our great sue
cess as q nation, lies In the fact that
We have refused to engage in any un-
dertaklng looking to the acquisition OF
territory remote from our borders. We
have devoted our attention for more
than 100 years to developing our own
territory, and the result has been the
most marvellous growth of nation
known to history. We have sought to
employ our own people at home, thus
developing their skill and their genius,
diversifying our industries and keeping
our money at home. We have been at
peace with all other nations mainly be-
cause we have allowed them. to pursue
the course OF acquiring foreign terri
tory without competition from US. II
we should undertake to hold the poses
sions captured from Spain, as q part OF
our national domain, our original poll
cy, which we have pursued for over 100
years, will be entirely changed. our
standing army will have to be largely
increased, and we will be constantly
engaged with broils with other nations.
trust that our government Will not
engage in tina. sort OF business. il the
territory wrested from Spain, as aic-
suit OF the present war (aud have no,
doubt as to the result), shall be con-
Verted into independent republics that.
OF necessity, will hereafter be friend
ly to US, we will be abnndantly paid for
the blood and treasure necessary
to free them from oligarchy and enable
them to control themselves as .nde-
pendent nations,
AS q matter OF course we should be
paid proper compensation for these
islands by other governments who need
them worse than we do. and who want
them. G. ". ATKINSON,
Governor OF West Virginia.
State of West Virginia. Executive
Chamber, Charleston, May q.
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Excursion to Denver, Col, via u. s.. q.
Account Of annual meeting American
Medical Association. June 9, and 4
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets from Wheeling TO Denver, Col,
and return at rate OF s4275, good re-
turning July inclusive. For, full in
formation apply 1900 Market street. or
II. c. Burke, Passenger and Ticket
Age:t. Baltimore & Ohio Station.
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PASSING PLEAsANTRIEs.

"De wust ting bout bad weather."
said Uncle Eben, lis de man dat pub
sits in comm roun' on not lettin' yer
fohgIt it."-Washington Star.
She-An editor has to have great
command OF language, does he not?
He-Oh, yes. He frequently orders
four or. five thousand words.-Indian-
apolis Journal. .-
Is That So?-"A1en become what they
eat" said Professor Graham. Then I
suppose pugilists are, developed from a
diet Of scraps" replied q forward stu
dent.-Harlem Life.
An Irishman who had blistered his
fingers by endeavoring to draw on a
new pair of boots. exclaimed, II shall
never get them at all until wear them
day or two."-Tit Bits.
Mr. C.-You are quite ignorant of ma
nal affairs. Mrs. C.-There are Others,
Mr.. C.-Yes, but don't think that the
time a boat is tied to a dock Is the
time when the knots are made.-Yon-
kers Statesman
Does your wife do much fancy
work." Fancy work! She won't even
let n porous plaster come into the house
without crocheting n s. red border
arotnd 1t and running q ribbon through
the holes."-Tit-Bits.
Mr.. Walker Daggy-Mariar, we've got
to hire 4 nurse girl to take charge of
this bowling Infant at nights. Mrs.
Walker DaggS-But think OF the ex-
pense.. Mr.. Walker Daggy-Hang the
expense! I'm for peace at any price.
Judge.
We may be .pardoned the perpetual
ton OF this: The acknowledgement ut
Havana went into Washington store
In search Of n coat for his portly form.
Having put on one. he expressed some
doubt as to the ut. Nonsense" cried
the dealer. That fits you. Lee. "-Philn-
delphia North American.
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. How Spain Conquers with Hands Down.
81 War has its humorous phases as well
as Its serious ones. but in the conflict we
are now witnessing. the Spanish side
eeerns TO be provoking all that Is anus
1 ing In the situation. From time to time
\ the people OF this country, and those in
other countries intelligent enough to
know the situation, have been treated
20 some choice bits from the Spanish
press which have either exhibited q,
Iamontablc ignorance of conditions In
the United States. or q constituencies
Disregard for the truth, and an effort to
deceive Spanish readers which reaches
the point OF absurdity. H. indeed, It does
not exceed tho bounds Of utter rlulcu-
lousness. (.
~ u An instance OF this course Is furnished
by. En- Progresso, a Havana newspaper,
which rs more daring in Its bold en-
deayor to bolster up the courage Of the
! spaniards on that fGted island, than
anything we have read from the most
unbiushing Madrld newspaper liar II
serves strikingly to Illustrate how the
2 Spanish press, with the cannlvancc. OF
course, OF the government press censor,
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LATE to bed and early to rise, pre-
pares man for his home in the skies.
Early to bed and Little Early Riser.
the pill that makes life longer and better
and wiser. Charles R. Goethe, Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair,
Forty-sixth and Jacob streets; a. L.
Schcehle. No. COZ Main street; ESley
Bros. Penn and Zane streets: Bowie &:
Co.. Bridgeport 4
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The End Mar at Santiago.

Only official reports from Commodore
: Schley to the government will deter
mine how near or huw far the various
reports from Spanish and other authorl-
ties. are to the truth concerning the en-
gagement, which Is now conceded took
place between the American squadron
and the forts guarding the entrance to
the harbor OF Santiago de Cuba. The
reports received from Spain and from
Cape Hayden differ on material points,
and there is little that Indicate: the cir
: cums,ances leading TO the fight. Even
{ the Spanish reports. though there is an
effort to make out Spanish victory, re-
fleet no credit on Spanish arms, accord
s ting to the construction placed on the
news from those sources by our naval
authorities.
3 In the absence OF official details the as
sumption seems to be warranted that. in
spite of the fact that there had been no
Intention on the part OF the American
feet to attack the harbor defenses until
4 q more .opportune time, under the. plan
OF invasion, the engagement was forced
upon schley by an attempt by the i'm
prisoned Spanish fleet to escape from
the harbor,. and that the engagement
with the forts resulted from their en-
] deavor to defend the vessels while
= 6chley was driving them back. which he
succeeded in doing. in the meantime in
fiotinr great damage on the fortIflca-
tons.
~ This is Of course a theory. but It Is
4 reasoned from the Spanish reports,
which have, according TO our naval au-
I. thoritIes at Washington. who seem to
understand the situation OF the vessels
and their plans, been framed to mini
mize the Spanish loss. Official reports
will, OF course, make clear the whole
matter. md correct the Inconsistencies
and discrepancies in the reports that
y have been received from SO many DIFF
3 ferent private sources.
II schley did the damage to the forts
/ protecting the harbor that has been re-
ported, the Spanish squadron blocked In
the harbor is In a worse predicament
7 than It was before, and the end-the de-
struction Of the ships, or their capture,
4, Is but q question OF short time.
Even now the decisive action may
have been taken. Late reports indicate
i that great events since the lombard
ment are taking place or will occur, II
they have not already occurred, and i'm
( pertant developments may be expected.
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allow to Cure An san Dl,ea,e,.v

Simply apply "sWAYNE'S ONT
MENT." No internal medicine requir-
ed. Cures letter. eczema, Itch. nil erup-
tions on the face. hands, nose. etc.. leav-
ing the akin clear. white md healthy.
nro possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for SWAYNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&w
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wv. j. w. coWpEN, Secretary.

Flag OF the free hearts hope and home!
n By angel hands to valor given; r
Thy. stars have lit the welkin dome,
= And all thy hues were born In Heaven.
Forever float that standard sheet!
Where breathes the foe but falls be-
.,.ss4 fore US,
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
SAnd Freedoms banner streaming DER
2 - Joseph Rodman Drake.
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The correspondents at Cape Haytien.
who heard cannonading at a distance Of
800 miles, and based upon the alleged
fact story OF a duplicate of the Dewey
victory, have better ears than they have
eyes for news.
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What did those terrible Spanish tor
pedo boats come over for, if they We're
to be run to cover by two OF their In
tended victims the first time they made
a little demonstration at the motuh Of
the harbor at Santiago?
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In Chicago, on Monday, the graves
Of 5000 Confederate dead were deco
rated along with those OF the Union
dead. Similar. scenes were witnessed
throughout the country. Out OF the
feeling OF unity which Is being aug
mented by the war with q foreign ma
ton is coming great good which means
much for the country in future.
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Rulers of Uncle Snm,s Navee.

When / was lad served term
AS roustabout for, q dry goods firm.
! filled tho lamps. and l swept the floor.
And | carried out the ashes through the
big front door. ESQ
] carried out the ashes so skillfullee
That now | nm n member OF tho Board
OF Stratcgec sg.-f ag.g..s. Is al '.aI-7
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Is DYSPEPSIA-bnnc OF human exist
ence. Burdocls Blood BIttcrs cures 1t,
promptly. permanently. Regulates and
tones the stomach. }}t
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The volunteers are being moved to
Tampa in earnest The government IS
showing evidence each day OF an inten-
ton to push the campaign to a finish.
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The conviction is growing that the
much vannted cadiz fleet Of the Span
ish navy Ia about as harmless as 1t
could possibly be, and that 1t isn't dcs-
tined to cut much OF a figure in the war,
despite the Spanish boasts. It Is stated
by naval authorities that two Of these
warships are "antiquated old tubs.
while some OF the Others ore badly in
need OF repair. The few that are OF
modern type are not powerful vessels,
and not menace to an enemy.
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TERMS OF SALE.

One-third cash, or rs much moro as "
purchaser may elect 10 pay on the DAY q
sale: the balance In two equal installms11 nv
payable in six and twelve months; WI.
interest thereon from the day OF sale ~
purchaser giving his notes. for me o. :,
ferrcd payments secured by d ceea q
trust on the property purchased.
NJ. MCDONALD PR1CliARu.
BENJAMIN S. ALLISON,
tooth - =. - r. Trustees
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THE INTELLlGENCER.
WHEELING. June 2. 1893.
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.

The Republican Congressional Commit.
toe of the First Congressional District will
meet at the Office OF the secretary. 14li
Chapline street. Wheeling, on Tuesday
place and complete the arrangements for q
convention to nominate n candidate fol-
Z c. D. ELLIOT. Chairman.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of deed OF trust mad. y
10 tho undersigned. William EsssilS;
trustee. bearing date on the "a Gay ~
October. A. D. 1896. and recorded ~ w
office of the clerk OF the county Goui' y
Ohio county, West Virginia, In DetI
Trust Book No. Il, page li. the InaSss.
signed trustee will proceed 70 sell az P ~,
lie auction at the north front 900, o. ~. nv
court house of Ohio county. IN tne as
OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1875.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m; M, .ss IN "a
lowing property. that Is 10 say; liz arl
two-thirds of lot No. lol OF ChaIp..h,a ss,inc.
in Ohio county, West Virginia, eHesr NV .
much thereof as has heretofore e Nitrr Il,
vcyed to tho said city OF Wh lss ~ ali
market purposes. Said t%o-'niius tcet o. =
lot have n frontage Of tlfty-iour N ,ssi,k
Market street and run back, OF even wsIh
to an alley In the rear Thereon. os
property arc situated ono t u. ernua
dwelling house with stors-room on SO, r,o-. !.
floor and q one-story brick stoFe.sysSsI,.
Being the samo property that tSsiMI,,Ss,s
veycd to said James a. Fllan oy h 1 Win.
B. Wingcrter, guardian OF GLa ha Sih ty !
gerter ct al, by deed dated me Ma ANA 4
Of July, 1891, and Of record 10 tn !, f5his !
OF the clerk OF tho, county coi sou pon, NJ Z
county, West Virginia, In Deeu L nv n Anri
S., at page 40: and by ElzapeIn f ErtJ p (
NJ, Charles a.. Ferdinand d. and c,!h.
Hannah and Barbara WinGerier nv INV {
crime w. Flaccus by deed datet hsaritrS !;
1881, and of record In the office OF ,ne Wes.
OF tho county court Of Ohio COUNT! nIct
Virginia. in Deed Book No: ., "a a. II an!
Isl Also lots h-,mbered ], >. 3, {, ~ all I
l6 in Filnn SiWhyte's addition 70 asasi,Ion 4
city Of Wheeling. n plat OF whiS,n n- Val NJ IN. i
Is recorded in the office OF INC yves Wcst rlr !
county court of Ohio. county, ,are The
ginia, In Plat Book NO; !, ny r = mas con- =
undivided one-half OF when r IHsH by John q
ii. Whyte and wife by deed datH a ~ he q
IL, 1896. and recorded In the o oi,iGo county.
clerk Of the county court OF ofMly 81 81
West Virginia, in Deed BOOK w y
p"so 80 TERMS OF SALE.
onc-third OF tho purchase m ',,nw ,cett e
much moro MS the purchaser nn,Sssale. Sni
tho residue In two equal insthIl.I" months
hlo respectively In six and tWe' ,,rc.t TIE u
from tho day Of sale, WIN ,ii proHl.,,
purchaser giving his neSouauy,n,Sr wiz y
sorry notes for tho defcrreH p mSSInr rt,alns, \
good security, the lesHl ,'. III " ,hc purchss L
money shall have been paid; OF ~ e est. II
chaser 80 elect, tho legal t,tlo ' ~ The ,de
vowed tho trustee rtsarvinG W ~ n,ons!l
n lien for tho deferred purcnVnss,,r ths q,
or tho purchaser otherwise s',tr,islee
same to tho satisfaction o. inppsEINE
: WILLIAM ERssS FTSrls,te ~
I y -1STEIIiorScnR rnl s;sns
rnt, hiIshn,nn,NNcnt. accurate, psss11.i %
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came to the store at Z. clock,
took down the shutters and busted tho
stock, w.
cmpt!ed tho mousetraps, Strengthened up
the books,
And hung 'em up again on their regula-
~ tlon hooks. sts9Esa ISL
hung 'em up again so conscientlouslee
That now nm q member Of tho Board OF
Strategic, Fgfs.. Hf-s q 0s7- -
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Chorus. by tho Claquc)
Flo hung 'cm up ngain so conscientiouslce
That now. no Is u member Of tho Board Of
Strategee. g
You fellows who aro trying to mako
eg strike, atf 4 III % gF.. y
And can't tell n mast from marlInspIko,
Don't waste any time ut n naval school,
And be, careful to be guided by this golden
rule: e - 54. 5tsg.'os 3 ~.
Stick close to tho store and never so to
sen, isl+ h -t-ftsl .-.t. d
And You mny all BIO members Of tho Board
REP Of Strntegee. 81. 7s7,t I
Chorus. by tho Others) ,Es
You don't need to know a thing about the
t7 Sel Fl ..Es ~ ,sat4 t.sF .5ss.-
II you, want to DO n member of tho Board
l1 Chicago Tribune.
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GEO. W. JOHNsON'S SONS,
1910 Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Il
By virtue OF deed Of trust made b.
David G. Morgan and Amelia II. Morgan.
his wife, to the undersigned, N. McDosin
Prichard and Benjamin S. Allison
trustees, bearing date on the 18th day d.
February, A. D. 1897. and recorded 10 Il.
office of the clerk OF the county court G.
Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed q
Trust Book No. Il, page 65. the untet.
signed trustees will proceed 10 sell a. pub
lie auction at the north front door Of u.
court house Of Ohio county, In the city
OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, JULY . 1885
commencing Mt 10 o'clock n m. the I'd.
lowing described property. that Is 10 say:
beginning at q point on the west SIDE d
Main street, In the city OF Wheeling. OLD
county, West Virginia. the same being Il.
southeast corner OF lot numbered sixty.
four (6D In the North Wheeling addition
the plat Of which is OF record In the oaet
Of the clerk OF the county court Of Obj
county, West Virginia, in Deed Book Va
Is. page 19f, and running thence In Tess,,
erly direction with the south line Of s'a
lot No. 6i. seventy-one cd feet TO the eiS
line OF tho land of the Pittsburgh, Whtt'
Ing & Kentucky Railroad Compa.I
thence In n northerly direction, with M
line, sixty-eight (Gs) feet; thence -
straight line. in an easterly direcaoi.
about fifty-two (52) feet TO the northaS
corner Of said lot No. G.; thence In soa.s
erly direction, with the west line o. Mih
street, fifty (50 feet to the place Of y
ginning. 1921 -
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70
the ground OF jurlsdlctlon. the only
point considered by the supreme court,
the 1ntelllgencer Is glad. as a party
paper, that those who are benefited are
OF its political faith, Just as It regretted
that those who benefited by the other
decision were Of the opposite faith. As
to the merits OF the questions outside Of
the question OF Jurisdiction OF the cour.
to act upon such cases, they, are not un-
der discussion, for the supreme court
did not act upon them. The Intelligent
Ger regrets that that august body aid
not decide directly on the rule
which, whether legal or not, works an
Injustice.
The State Journal never has. though
months have passed. neglected an OPP
portumty to misconstrueJ the 1ntelllgen-
GERS position on the question OF the In
Justice OF the civil service rule as It was
enforced, and has shown itself unable
to discriminate between q Just, fair and
decent acceptance and estimate OF n de-
clsion by a high court pending deds-
Ion by O higher one, and an endorsement
OF an unjust civil service rule.
In conclusion, the Intelligent
Ger desires to congratulate Collector
White, who Is also the editor Of the
Journal, but Is evidently away from
home. that his position has been sus-
tained. and that the good Republicans
ne had recognized may now receive the
deserts he had intended for them.
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Chorus, by Admlrlng Supes.)
He carried out tho ashes so skllfullce
That now he is a member OF the Board OF
Strategic.
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CA5ToRIA.

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