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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-16

Mr. President, we have reached the
danger line in trying TO maintain, with
a small gold reserve. the value OF paper
and silver equal 10 gold. At present on.
gold reserve Is comparatively large.
amounting to slG3, 100000, and incrcas-
Ing, but we have seen It run down with
In two years to SS0,000 900 and every
day the question being asked, VIII gold
go to a premium; will the government
he able 10 keep all OF It's currency at
par with gold? There wns great doubt
and great suspense. Had 1t gone much
lower, gold would have been at n pre-
MUM. With this fncsuat:EG gold re-
serve in the treasury, the uai,ed States
Is compelled to maintain $90S, 900, 900 In
paper and silver equal 10 gold, when
silver Is only worth forty-four cents on
the dollar. and, OF course, the paper has
no value beyond the promise OF the
government behind 1t.
Can the United States with safety 20
any further In this direction? As a
business proposition we have gone as
far as we should toward maintaining
and upholding the value os;paDer mo-
HNS NAh ShNClt IN llUt lNCtts Oh large
purchases of silver bullion at the mar
ket price II gradually declined. This
decline was In obedience 10 II higher
law than the laws Of Congress or the
Wishes of the friends of silver. The
value declined because silver becaln
too abundant, and q majority o. the
people OF the world agreed that. owing
10 Its great abundance. i,S iiiconren!r
crcc as money compared With gald, AMI
lis diminished value. sold was the bes:
standard and the best money,
We can. by Legislator NJ 10 Il GER
tain llr:is. maintain the money equnlitg
OF void and silver when there Is q wldn
aiEcrcncc In their cor ncrcial value,
becausctOf the pledged faith OF the naS
Ion; but IL the United States should get
into financial difficulties It could no;
maintain Kills equality. suppose silver
should decline TO twenty, or even to ten
cents on the dollar, would the Demo-
cratic party continue 10 Insist upon the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-16
IPAYMENTOF BONDS.

Speech Of Senator S. B. Elklns Of
West Virginia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-16

Unfortunately. the votes to sustain
this resolution come from the states
where there are but few, II any, sav-
ings banks. and where there ore but
few bondholders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-16

This resolution Ia only trinins with a
serious subject. 1t 10 an assault on the
public credit, and ifiit could have the
force OF law It would be q lpnrtial re-
pudiation OF the public de5t. Much has
been said In this debate about bond
holders. money grabbers and bankers.
There was a tlrne--and not long ago.
when this country needed creditors,
needed people to loan Il money. to pre-
serve It's existence. Happily, we found.
persona ready TO take our bonds. but, for
some eason the Democratic party too
often feels called on to abuse these
creditors OF the government who came
TO It's rescue in timeio OF peril.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
An Important Event,

The Mardi Gras Carnivals az New Or
leans, La. Mobile Ala, ana Birming
ham, Ala, promise to exceed any pre-
great many people from tins section have
already left for those cities and many
mere are contemplating the trip. The
large number Of people going can be ac-
counted for by the very low rate offered.
which is one hrst-ciass limited fare for
the round trip from all points In this
vicinity 20 New Or.enas, Mobile or Bir-
mingham Tickets on sale February 18th
to 2lst inclusive, mat limit returning.
March 3. 1895.
The Southern Railway offers decidedly
the most expcdient ana comfortable
route for the trip TO either OF these
points. especially 10 New Orleans. The
Southern has double daily train service
between this section and New Orleans.
consisting Of two very fine limited trains.
One leaves RicimOn Il noon. connecting
az Danvllle GEO r. NJ. with United States
Fast Mall carrying Pullman sleeping car
through TO New Orleans. arriving there
next day $40 +. NJ This schedule offers
the advantage Of ony one night TO be
spent on the road. There is also a train
leaving Richmond II midnight sleeper
open $50 =. M This train carries Pull
man sleeper 10 Charlotte, which Is at
tached 10 the Washington and Southwest
ern limited at Danville. Va, which train
carries through Pullman sieepers 10 New
orleans. arriving there the second morn
ing at 7:40 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

The second of a series of four lectures.
under the auspices of ST. James Epworth
League. will be delivered on Thursday
night, January 2ith. az s o'clock. I'm the
main auditorium of st. James Methodist
church corner Twenty-ninth and Mar
shall streets. bv Professor $. g. Mitchell
OF Richmond College. Professor Mitchell
has an excellent reputation as "a lecturer.
and will take as his subject "The First
Martyr TO Freedom Of Thought" This
lcaguo has arranged TO give these lectures
free OF cost. the object being 90 increase
the interest in this work, and all who are
interested are invited 20 attend a short
and select musical programmc has been
arranged for Thursday night preliminary
90 the lecture 40 admission will De
charged, and no collection taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

firm OF Temple. Pembcrton, toioes ~
GO. at Nos 3 ana west Broad sltees'
Although stin q young man. MI fel"
portou has for years been closely luD"
uasd with the business interests oil t"e
city. and his ability aud integrity are 700
well known 90 make comment necessary
Captaln Thomas Elicit, the secretary OF
fha Board. was chosen 10 that posi'ioii
, fe,y wears ago upon the resignation oi
Colonel William II. Palmer. lie Is d
man known 60 DE faithful TO every trust
con0ded 10 him. and his record bolh
ip war and peace Is one OF when any
man might We'll be proud. A..
lie holds and has held for long time
mast the positions Of secretary oil the
Virginia Mechanics Institute. and seer %
tarv and treasurer of the Nar"lch
Trausportatlon Company. DURING the
late war Captain Elicit made a reputa-
tion as a brave. faithful officer, and ne
now holds the position Of Adjutant-Ieh-
cral of the Grand Camp, Confederate
Veterans Of Virginia.
A TWO-FOLD CAUSE.
These are the men whom an enort D.
being made TO displace. and the cause
OF That attempt is two-iold Just pIioi
10 The spring election IN 1875 the CITY
Central ID mocratic Committee au-
dressed 10 the Electoral Board request
lng that body 20 order the registration
hooks OF the city TO be recopied. setting
forth that they were in dilapidated ano
crowded condition. The Board consid-
sred the meter. and Captain Elicit. th,
secretary. personally Inspected eacl Oh tha
hooks. lie found them In a very bad
condition. and so reported TO the Board
The body would have cheerfully ordered
the work TO be done. but It was found
unon examination that there was not
time 10 give the notice required before
the election Everything possible was
done however TO get them IN shape %
tide over the election.
After that event the Board got togeth-
or and again considered the Qu 7stion
finally coming 20 the conclusion that u
was not only absolutely necessary "a
recopv the books, but 10 order a re-reg
istration. The conclusion having beer
reached the Board acted promptly. Ar
order for a re-registration was Issued
the notices printed. and put up.
Immediately there was a storm of pro-
test from the city Central Committee
which appeared before the Board through
several representative, and made a mos
urgent appeal 20 that body TO rescind it:
action.
I'VE appeal 10 you from a party stand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
PLENTY of Pie.

the Northslde Pleasure Club gave n
"pie" party Friday night at Meredith
Han for the benefit OF the Sunday school
Among those present were the follow
ing ladies' and gentlemen:
Misses Ellen Holieran, Katie Byrnes,
Bertha Meredith. Kate Disney. Sarah,
and Katie Haynes. Mamie Joyce, lda
Napier. Nellie Ialnhan and others.
The gentlemen were: Messrs. James
Hart. j.. s. Lane. Thomas and Ambrose
Dvrnos. Tom H0icran. George Haynes,
r.. White. c. Armeutrout. y. Fincrty'
H.. slater. T. Tceiey. J.. and III. ONieL
-. CNiel. IT. Atkinson. c.. Anthony and
John Eaunon.
After the sale OF the pies which was
u great success. string band played for
the merry dancers until the early hours
OF morning.
At midnight the guests retired 20 the
dining room which was handsomely deco
rated with flowers and ferns ana there
paroOk of refreshments which were
served in abundance.
Mr. and Mrs John Meredith and Mr..
and Mrs Gus Haynes were the chaper'
ous of the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

The Druids gave their annual ban az
their hall Friday night. corner Laurel and
Cary streets. There was q large attend
andce and all present enjoyed themselves
immensely. Supper was served at Y
o'clock. After that dancing was resumed.
Those present were Miss Percy Raus-
burg. Bertha Harris, Bessie Tyler, Ber-
tina Stoddard Myrtle conway Kate
McAlvee. lAzzic and Esther Morris. Annie
Jones. Emma Smith, Minnie Chappell
and sister. MIS- Burford, Eva Anderson,
Mrs. j. l.. Taylor Mrs. kausburg. Mrs.
Thos. Smith, and others.
Gentlemen: VIII Toler J. L. Taylor.
Rudolph Elyson, ID. Grfiths. J. Harmon,
J Morris. c. Morris. X. Conway G.. Pow
ell. C. Richardson, Mr.. Gill, Otto Vogt.
H. Smith w. Valentine. r. Kelley. w.
Ford. w Rausburg. w. Berry. J. Win
ston and others.
Petrochilis orchestra furnished tho
music Mr. and Mrs J. l.. Taylor chap
eroned the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

which has appeared in this generation,
will Doe curious 10 sec if the same air can
bo made TO penetrate the same action
when the action is moulded TO dramatic
requirements. and compressed 60 the linz
DTS of production on the stage. AS am Of
tort On dramatic play-wrung, "Ihe Pris-
oncr of LcnIl' is something of a. study.
ON the whole. 1t is drama of great
force and und.sputed merit IL adds
cOmoth.ng 90 the success of the novel
and takes nothing from it; it enjoys the
distinction of being remarkable as "a care
ml dramatizauon of a book, ana as an
enjoyable play 10 witness
The cast includes Howard Gould. Fan
chon campbell. Grace Reals r.. r. Nc
Clanniu. Robert Elliot, Vaughan CHASER,
Benjamin Monte'th and others of Daniel
Frohman's special company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

spent nearly two years in periecting the
marvellous ferry boat scene iu his new
successful play. 10 SIS one Of the most
intricate mechanical effects ever placed
upon "a stage. ana makes necessary 90
separate portable rigging loft which ls
carried by the company TO protect INC
different mcchanisms of this scene MI
Carter has made application FOR no less
IMAM twenty-five patents lie has sue
ceeded in making am absolutely perfect
stage counterfeit Of q ferry boat tfp.
Not single detail BE- lacking. Before ine
boat leaves tho Jersey dock thousands
Of twinknr lights on tine New YORK
shore are seem The signal given. the
massive boat slides slowly out OF the
slip. AS she pushes out iato the stream,
the tights of Che opposite shore become
larger and brighter and presently the
outlines of the buildings are seen. Fur-
Their realism is ADDED by the familiar
footing OF a wide variety OF vessels. me
steam exhaust of the ferry boat the
creaking of fs uml ors. signal bells. and
me thr0bbng of the engines. At Hast
The arrival n the New York slip shuts
ont the view. the chains are made fast
the iron gates are thrown back and the
passengers leave the boat
FOR FAIR VIRGINIA"
A play chat has met with great sue
cess is Mr. RUSS Whytals comedy drama
For Fair Virginia in which Tine
author-actor and his attractive wife viii
be seen at the Academy ON next Wednes-
day and Thursday nights and Thursday
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
SOMETHING NEW.
= Poster" Party 10y the Young Ladies
of Grace-Slrcet Church.

OF OTicf-1tfttt tlliltit
The young ladies' Of Grace-sreat Bop-
list church viii give a "Postor Party at
tho Tabernacle tomorrow night for
The benefit OF the rebuilding fund.
This entertainment is new 600 Rich
mond although it has been quite
popular in Washington throughout The
season The "Posters' will be Inter-
sporsed with music and 'ecltations by
some of our best local talent The fol-
lowing are some of the representations;
, Baking Day-Rus. el Jones.
Lee and Pcrrins Sauce-Claiborne
Epns Sidney Mays.
rim Olas-Auss Josie Delaney
Singer Sewing Machine-Aiisses Thai
helmer and Ycaman.
Ivory Soap-Mss Edith Hatcher.
Neliins FOOd-Rohert Williams
Iowncy's Candy-Miss Mamie Delaney.
Chocolate Mcnier-Mlss Lucy witt.
The Times and Evening Leader--Alisa
Alma Atlk.sson and Fcrd. Powell
TWO Modcls-Miss Esther Bennett.
Packers Tar soap-Frenk Epps and
James Gilman.
Armours Little Men and Women
Misses Annie Mosserschmidt Fannie
Kimbrough. Marian Wagonner Mamie
Harlowc. Keith saville Louise watkins
and Walter Lefsw and Winston Brazcal
Royal Baking Powder-liugh Powell
Japan Tea-Miss Bessie White.
After the Play-Miss Helen Epps and
Jeter Jones
Puritan-Miss Eta Cottrcu
Gold Dust-Mss Julia Ryland.
Religious Herald-SeleCted.
Crown Piano-Misses Grace Swasey.
Ethel Adkins ana Marian Bosseau
Sunart CamcTa-Aliss Clemence Wal
ierstein.
Friends Oats and Quaker Oats-Miss
Maud Davis and Bayligs Epps
Cottolene-Zuline Robertson.
sydnor & Hundlsy- Misses Bessie syd-
nor. Grace swasey. Annie Moss and VIII
Die Bowlcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
Court of Justice John.

George w. Purcell. who was charged
with assaulung his little son, Joseph sew
eral weeks ago, from the effects OF wnich
tho hov has been confined in the city
hospital ever since, was discharged. The
how was able TO appear i'm court ana testi-
fed that his father did not hit him'
but that he was trying to get him TO go
home when some one struck him from
tchind am nocked him down.
The boy is still in bad condition. put
pleaded so tearfuly TO be allowed 10 go
home that he was turned over 10 MS
father and carried home.
Toney Sternsdorf paid the penalty OF
associating with evil companions ana
went down for six months as a suspicious
character.
Eddie sheppers)n. a young American
went into Charles Schmidts store and
at the point OF a toy pistol demanded
a cigar. The cigar was not forthcoming
however and Eddie retreated Later on
the youth was arrested by Sergeant Otey
and the toy pistol conhscated. Eddie was
assessed $40.
Daisy Davis and Lula Wilson got into
a heated dispute az the breakfast table
and Daisy made IL hotter for Lula by as
sauIting her with o teapot. Daisy had
to buy a new teapot and she paid into
the treasury. besides. the sum OF $40
Jesse Roe and John b. Rice. two small
boys wcro charged with taking two
boxes Of figs from Farraro and Magnani
and they were allowed to 20 home pro-
vided their parents punished them.
Marshall Jackson. colored. was alleged
10 have been Jealous OF Annie Robinson
because she preferred suitors other than
himself. and on ST. Valentines night
Annie received an Objectionable missive
which alluded 10 her as mo count
niger. nohow" There were other strange
devices inscribed upon the Valentine
and Annie jumped to the conclusion that
Marshall was the sender and she had MIN
arrested FOR sending Objectionable matter
10 her. The charge could not be sustained
and Jackson was discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
nenntr Rendlt on Hand.

United States Marshal treat ala mol
reach the city yesterday. but his newly
appointed deputy, Mr. sam Bendit, was on
hand learning the ropes from Deputy
Janney Peasants.
Deputy Coghm was fin the Office AL
day prepared 90 turn over the papers anc
effects 10 Mr.. Treat.
II was stated at the office that Mr.
Treat was indicted into his new charge
by Judge Hughes In Norfolk to-day, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

Hardin. Ada Williams. Lola Williams
Alma Ford. Florence Atkins and Lily
Creary.
Among the gentlemen that were pres
eut were Mcssrs. Anderson. Albert hida
George Hundiey. Frank Creary, hoDer
Ford. Archie Atkins Creary, Crke. Her
bert wilkinson. George Hardin and Leon
ard Colman
There was q dellehtful surprise party
given in honor Of Miss Ida Brandrick at
her residence 2Sm 10 east Clay street
Thursday night. and among those pres
ont were Misses Susie. Emma and Annie
Brandrick Ida Miller. Winnie Gary
Clara Hobson Nircie Baker. Annie
Hammons Messrs. Joseph Mayo Frank
Condrev. Leslie and VERNE H0bson Her
bert ana Earl Wilkinson. GIFT Hohson'
Walden Garrison, Henry Sullins. Jim
Fox. Jessie Wrln. Charlie Poarman' Ro-
bert Ford, Hatcher Rrandrick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
MoNDAY-"A Nieht on"

IJ ESDAN-"I ndcr the Dome.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
For Fair Virginia.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-"The
Prisoner OF Zcnda."
This week no Che Academy OF Music will
bc bright and lively with attractions
ranging from mclodr1mn 90 comedy
The first bill or Che week is Che ap-
peararce tomorrow evening of Mr. Au-
gustine Daly'e own company 30 hIs suc-
cessfui comedy "A Night on which was
produced last season by Ada Rehan in
Sew York city with marked success.
"a Night OF is comedy which has
enjoyed the longest run In New York
and other OF the larger cities OF any Of
tho plays or comedies. that have been
produced by him. 10 is q comedy without
that stale and misappllcd word. farce
The characters interpreted Joy "a company
OF comedians rendering their respective
parts in "a natural and eracful way and
which is seen only In the finished and
capable actor
UNDER THE DOME"
Lincoln j. Garter the auihopr OF "Tnder
thc Dome which comes 20 the Academy
Of Music ON Tuesday afternoon and night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

min, - said one OF the orators, in an I'M
FASHIONED address.
The Board stood firm however. It's
members replied that they knew no party
while performing their duty under the
law. The condition OF the books de-
manded that the re-registratioh shouia
take MACE. the order had gone forth and
could not be recalled.
Thc Board won the day and the books
we're purinef for the FIRST time in about
eleven years But those who opposed the
publication stored away the action Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
Case Went Over.

The case against w. A. Wood. who shot
al his brother-ln-lew. Lee Faudree. on
Friday night. was In the Police Court
yesterday morning. but as Faudree, who
Is charged with taking an oil stove from.
Wood had not been arrested, the case
went over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
Two Surprises.

A surprise party was given 10
Miss Lilly Creary. az Towards Grove,
Thprsday evening Among those present
wcrs the following: Misses Jessie Rich
,nond, Emma Clark, Essie Ford Mamie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
GOOD MEN TO
BE REJECTED.
Whv a New Electoral Board Has
Been Recommended,
THE RECORD OF THE OLD BOARD
The Actions which Have Made It's
Members Person@ Non Grata'
Brier sketches of the Upright
Men who Compose It,

r-,,o e,ot that new Electoral Board
for tho city Of Richmond has been recon-
mended 10 the LEGISLATURE by majority
~ tho Richmond representatives IN that
nod, makes Il OF interest to explore into
tho causes which have led up TO this at
,emnt 70 retire from service three men
v,bo IN character stand as high as any
residents Of the city. the State or the
sou,h-men OF the strictest integrity IN
publie and the most spo1iess purity II
private life.
A. this point Il is well to say something
-. ~. - -, Who compose the present
ELECTORAL Board i'm order that IL can "
---., d.. Inc actions of these gentlemen
80, iec, dictated solely by what they
hli,@.e A. he their duty 90 their Fellow
citizens and a strict observance Vl '"1''
03'' NtEAlBERs OF THE BOARD
NJ ~ Westwood. the chairman oil
the hoard has now been member %,
that bodv for nearly thirteen years 9 ,.
during that time has always Decn ul',
tinruished by his devotion 10 GUY allu
fearless determination 90 perform 'ne n'Hi'
no matter what the cost might oe' ne q
one Of Richmonl's most respected , hne
substantial business men. being pre ,,.,.l,
of the virginia and NoSth Carolina W nee
company. largely engaged IN me Dt'cH
monufacturinr business In foWl''., j,
county. and director in the Planters
National Bank. OF this city.
Tbo second member OF the Board ls
,fr Richard r. Pemberton. VINO mas
been member OF the same Tor hi'e'n
Z wears past. Hc is business man OF
wild. experience being member OF 'ne
v-feclv.tnown and prosperous dry-soou9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

the only thing left now is the Hollow
form Of turning over the effects
Those at the Office We're not advised
Of Mr.. Treats movements. and they could
not say when he would come 20 Rich
mond. but Il Is believed he will be here
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
To Cure Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Iiromo Qulninc Tablets
All druggists refund the money II ia tail
10 cure &c. The senups has l. y. Z.
ON each tablet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
soc. the Yard.
Illuminated Beig es.

Atwood l3-inches wide. sheer, light
weight material In seven different
shades. This is one OF the raost pop
ular weaves for spring wear,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
New Silk Waists, BtC.

New Silk Waists coming in almost daily. II
YOU have want in this line in and let serve
you. Easy to get it, if we're not already prepared
for