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Evening star., 1898-02-08

and the infiexible discharge of a grim duty
| by General Aranguren. 1t is a sad story
! in every phase. but reflects nothing but
| credit OH the insurgent commander.
General Lees part in the drama was in
| every way praiseworthy. He responded to
! fine feeling. His appeal was that of a
man full of sympathy for a friend in the
| shadow of death. 1t must always remain
| problematical what the result would have
been had the appeal reached the Cuban Off
| Ger in time. 1t might not have availed.
| strong 1t was and entitled purely on per-
sonal grounds to consideration. General
| Aranguren was charged with a soldier S
! duty. and that duty would still have cen
| fronted him. His best friends may well
| hope that, despite the fullest appreciation
| Of General Lees friendly offices, he would
still have sent his prisoner to death. Cen
eral Lee understood soldiers duty, and 1t
| is entirely safe to assume that in such cir
cumstances his own appreciation of Cen
eral Aranguren soldier would not have
been lessened. He would have been able to
| put himself in the Cuban officers place.
and to accord to him the justice of judg-
ment he would in like circumstances have
asked for himself
Both Colonel Ruiz and General Aranguren
are now dead. The one perished for too
great zeal for his cause. He was neither
| trapped. nor deceived, nor betrayed. He
walked with his eyes wide open and of his
own accord into the jaws of death. The
| other was bargained for by his foes like an
animal. creature was corrupted to be-
| tray him. An order was given that he must
not be taken alive. He was shot as beast
would have been, and his dead body after
w. r6S in "a n brutal fa ShioD
Who suffers in this comparison in the
eyes of the American people? The Cuban
bandit" or the representative of Spain s
proud civilization expecting now a pro-
motion and decoration for his "contribu-
ton to the Havana morgue?
Evening star., 1898-02-08
The Ruix Case OhictuIly.

The report transmitted to the House by
the President puts the country in possess
sion of official information respecting the
much discussed execution of Colonel Ruiz,
the Spanish officer who lost his life while
attempting to corrupt an insurgent COM
mander. The true story, il will be seen.
had already been collected and published.
Mr. Pepper. through The Star, several
weeks ago detailed all the essential facts
the recklessness of Colonel Ruiz the hu-
name efforts of General Lee to save him,
Evening star., 1898-02-08
The Votes of Senators.
rom the Kansas City Star.

Several United States senators have been
asked to resign because they voted against
the Teller resolution. In its present condi
ton. the Senate could much better spare
those members who vote and act against
their judgment to please their constituents
than those who assert their honest convic-
ton and stand by their principles in the
face of criticism and censure.
Evening star., 1898-02-08

General Lees report strengthens an inn
preston that the Indignation over the
death of Colonel Ruiz was due to a feeling
at'Cubans ought to regard the person of
a Spanish soldier as sacred under all cir
CumStances
Evening star., 1898-02-08
shut Out Their Wine.
From the Chicago Tribune.

T ftn tHt tHfcuxu IfIDuHe
Sooner or later the United States will
have TO read the riot act to Germany 1t
Will have to employ experts to analyze the
wines and other products of that country
shipped here. and not let them get through
adulterated.
Evening star., 1898-02-08

'Yoh KANT git sumpin' foh nuffin' said
Uncle Eben. Some men is willin' an anx-
ious to glib away dah opinions But de
goods mos allus ain reliable
Evening star., 1898-02-08

The pupils In the Washington schools will
be wise TO stick to their text books for in
formation as to how many pounds there
are In a ton of coal.
Evening star., 1898-02-08

The investigation of the oil trust in Ohio
gives promise of winding up with the ia
miliar proposition, What are you going
to do about it 81
Evening star., 1898-02-08

The manner in which witnesses fail to
testify in the Zola trial indicates that the
Parisians are not amateurs i'm the art Of
conducting political investigation.
Evening star., 1898-02-08
A Series of POseFs,

Yes" said the politician wearily, Il
have had pretty hard time of it,
Have you had much to do?"
mo. There wasn't anything for me TO
do. l have been before an investigating
committee all day and my youngest son
has been asking questions concerning
theology all evening"
Evening star., 1898-02-08

The German emperor evidently has much
to learn concerning the ability of the cider
press to stand comparison with the brew
cry.
Evening star., 1898-02-08
lOc. Each.

Other makes from SC. up.
Chimneys for almost all kinds OF
lamps are usually i'll stock, even
Magic Lantern Chimneys, which are
usually scarce.
Evening star., 1898-02-08

DR.. Nansens career as foreign attrac-
tion would have been much more success
full if he had learned some French songs.
Evening star., 1898-02-08
Their Sentiments.

A valentine he penned with glee.
This vainly striving youth
He hoped that it was poetry.
She hoped it was the truth.
Evening star., 1898-02-08

China has decided to issue bonds 1t is
not made known who is to be the Mongo-
lian J. Pierpont Morgan.
Evening star., 1898-02-08

Mr.. Bryan insists that for the present
purpose of debate Is to 1 is as good a ratio
any.
Evening star., 1898-02-08
Sa.39 Complete.
Oil Heaters.

Oil Heaters.
Also lot Of Miller's Oil Heaters. complete
with nickeled base and nickeled handle across top,
by which 1t can easily be taken from one room TO
another while burning
Evening star., 1898-02-08
An Argument.

NO, SIR" said the clergyman, who was
being criticised for not treating current
questions with more emphasis, Il decline
to become an advocate on any side of the
question you suggest
But number of people expect it of
you"
MY dear sir, my mission is to help pre-
pare people for life in the next world, is
it no:2'
Certainly"
wei, you cannot possibly convince me
that there is any politics in heaven
Evening star., 1898-02-08
SHOOTING STARS.
His Question::

Il understood that Mr.. Scribbs is very
able man in his position said Senator
Sorghums friend.
Hes government employe''
yes, and a very good one too, isn't
he?''
Evening star., 1898-02-08
Voice From Kentucky.

l love this great country There's none te
deny
My staunch and unfiinching position.
But 1t must be confessed, I'm constrained
to protest
Gainst frequently threatened condition
We've land strong and bold and I'm
glad to behold
The pride of each son and each daughter
But it dampens my glee when the pros.
pect / see
or battle-ship christened with water.
The stars and the stripes / shall ever de.
fend;
And the national hymns-oft tune 'em
My acquaintances note that the Latin
quote
Is confined to E Pluribus Unum
Cnshaken my confidence ever will be
Midst threats of bad credit or slaughter
1t can stand cen the thought, though with
sadness tis fraught,
OF a battle-ship christened with water
Evening star., 1898-02-08

New Green Glassware.
We announce the arrival of our
New Green Table Glassware, and call
especial attention to the low prices
plainly marked on each piece.
Evening star., 1898-02-08
Gas Cooking Stoves.

Two-burner Hot Plate Gas Cooking Stoves. com
plete with douhle-hame removable burner and
feet Of Covered Gas Tubing. at the very low prize
of
Evening star., 1898-02-08

Il don't know. What's his politics.
Evening star., 1898-02-08
Observation-Disclosures. 81. 81

{ Perhaps your hall does not admit n Stand
ing Rack. We have very handsome hang
ing In carved qusrtered oak with
large bevel, d French plate mirrors. pattern
shaped, and win ornamental brass hooks
q priced at 81.
Evening star., 1898-02-08
.&e@e&e&exe&exswsxsx, sx,

THE ..rIAvEIEI's Ex. en-.
Eia ISFR'' - SlC.
Se~ the demonstration in the window
and al the Sporting Goods Department
~ this practical, cheap and popuiar ex-
eTciser.
Evening star., 1898-02-08

BaVarlan cups.
One gross of new ''Bavarian'' China Tea Cups
and Saucers; in plain white thin china.
Only lOc. Each.
Evening star., 1898-02-08
New "GO Carts" 4"
New Iron Beds.

We showing some very elegant pat
terms Of White Iron ana Brass Beds Of the
:, best workmanship.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Youn= People. society Christian +

Youn: Peoples society Christian En-
drnvor, Nashville TemE., JuIy . to IL.
For this occasion tlckets will be sold
at low rate Of one fare for the round
trip from oil points on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. Tickets will be good
going July to 5. inclusive, and good 70
return until July 10, with privilege OF
extension until August /, II ticket is de-
posted with Joint Agent at Nashville
on or before July Is.
Solid Vestibuled Trains with Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Observation Cars and
Unexcelled Dining Car Service from
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington to Cincinnati and Louis
willie. Solid VestibuIed Trains with
Pullman Pa-lor Cars and Sleeping Cars
from Pittsburgh and Columbus to Gin
cinnati.
Call on agent Baltimore 6 Ohio rail-
road for tickets and ,iull information.
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Round Trip Summer Excursion T:clois.
Commencing June 70, the Moncnga-
hela River Railroad Company will sell
round trip summer excursion tickets TO
Webster Springs. w. Va. and return.
The location OF Webster Springs Is six:
teen miles from Cowen,. W. Va.
Tickets are printed TO read via Cow
en- and Hack Line between Cowen and
Webster Springs, though t passengers
holding Webster Springs tickets desire
to visit Camden-on Gauley these tick
cts will be hOro:ed for passage from
Cowen to Camden on-Gauley and re-
turn without extra charge
The new hotel at Webster Springs Is
now open and affords ample. first class
accommodation for n large attendance.
Tickets on sale June u to September
30, inclusive. and good return
Ing until October 81. 1895 For
rates apply to Hugh G. .Bowles, Gener-
al Superintendent. Mononsah. w. Va.
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HAS no EQUAL.
Tits !, Thselin & }Ts,tiniony and There
q lsfttl ~ fore Reliable. ~ gi3tafNf

b When q remedy has ito equal Il Is up
10 date, and a little In advance OF ali 4
other remedies for a specified com.
plaint, Medical theory Of old times
held that n medicine containing d little
OF each Kind for everp I'll would make
a remedy for every complaint. We
laugh at such foolishness to-day, and
wonder Il was ever thought wisdom.
The maxim to-day Is. learn whit the
disease Us and apply the remedy which
has proven the most direct and radical.
Specinlties rule the day, and a single
organ, Its disorders and how to cure It,
IL the highest distinction IN the medical
profession. The kidneys are wonderful
ly constructed, Do you know lust what
their functions are? They are the lab
oratories OF the body for the renovating
ofitho blood before Its use again. Read
that careiully--every pulsntion OF the
heart sends out the blood 10 give life to
the body. When It picks up the poisons
In It's course It goes to the Kidneys to be,
made new for use again. II the kidneys
are weak they cannot do the work, and
the uric poison stamps out the life OF
the blood. Doan's Kidney Pills correct
all disorders of the kidneys and keep
these laboratories true purifiers OF the
blood. Wheeling people are fast learn
ing this. Read the following case: n
Mrs. Thomas Blckerton. wife Of Mr..
T. Bckerton, an employe, OF the Benz;
wood Iron Works, living on River street,
Benwood, says: II have always been
blessed with perfect health and do not
think anyone could feel better than
did until short time ago. I contracted
n heavy cold, which settled In mylkld-
neys, and for the first time In my life I,
>knew what 1t was to be used up. L
could scarcely get around and Ut was
next to impossible for me to. lift any-
ting. My back got SO stiff and sore,
that 1 could scarcely straighten up or
walk straight. The pains were first
just across my loins, but soon they ex-
tended UP through the whole muscular
system OF my back and every time 7
would make q quick movement I'M
thlnkinGly would be repaid BY excru-
Chatting twlnges. Tie kidney secrctions
went wrong and was In q bad way.
A nelghbor OF mine, knowing my con-
dition, recommended me to try Doan'S
Kidney Pills, and, got box for me at
the Logan Drug Co. took them.
felt their beneficial effects very quickly
and was soolf entirely rid OF the trouble
and grew as well as ever" -
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold for 80
cents per box by all dealers. Mailed on
receipt OF price, by Foster Atilburn Co.,
Buffalo, Ny, sole agents for the Uni
ted States. Remember, the name
Dnan's--anl take no substitute.
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The readers of this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there Is Mt least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all Its stages and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
n 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 proprietors have
so much faith In its 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. T5c.
Halls Family Pins are the best.
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ATLANTIC CITY sEasHoRE EXCURSION
Thursday, j My II. Greatly Reduced Rates
Baltimore & Ohio Rnilrond yF

The first OF the popular scashore ex-
cursions via the Baltimore g. Ohio
railroad, will be run Thursday, July II,
TO Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle
City, Ocean City. n. j., and Ocean City.
Md. Tickets will be good twelve Q2)
days. including day OF sale.
Stop overs will be allowed on return
trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold to New. Jer-
sey resorts. and ut Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold to Ocean
City, Md.
Tickets Will be sold on above date
from Wheeling for $1,000 round trip, and
trains will leave 1925. 5:25 and 1856, a.
M. and $50 p. m.
Call or or address nearest ticket
agent Baltimore &: Ohio railroad for
tickets and full information. or apply
to T. C.. Burke. Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Wheeling.
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"a The annual meeting OF the West Vlr-,
gglnIa Educational acknowledgements
up OF the thousands Of public school
teachers Of the stnte-will open In
Wheeling this morning, and the sessions
continue on Thursday and Friday. The
local committees In charge OF the affair
have prepared n most Interesting pro-,
gramme, and predict that the 600 teach,
ers In attendance viii enjoy their visit,
TO the states metropolis heartily.
las nights train. brought the van
I guard OF the visitors. aot counting tho
\ tift3, or sixty teachers who have been
Z attending the Epworth convention, and
who will remain for tho educational as
: ISOLATION meeting.
The president OF the association, State
< superintendent, of Sckouls j. r. Trotter,
of Charleston, arrived in town last
evening, with the secretary, A. J. WIZ
: kinson, OF Grafton.
The opening session will be called to
order In the High School hall at ut 1880
a. m. by President Trotter. The days
I programme Is as follows: Is
l0:at-Muslc.
Invocation.
Music.
Minutes OF last session.
~ Enrolment OF members. ~
FIVE minute speeches on Tho
Y Weakest Points In Our Schools and
7.ti School Systcm."s 90 ~ lsf-
{ 1e:oo-Recess until 2 D. m,
2:0O-Music.
st4S Paper-"Retlrcd Teachers Fund"
Miss Elizabeth Allen. Hoboken,
DiscussIon-NIlss Elizabeth Clohan,
W. NJ Strauss. and e, Il. Citizens.
2A0-Address-'.A School Boy" W. II.
x Gallup, New Cumberland.
sSiS-General Dlscusslon-'The County
Institute: What is Wrong and tho
Charleston: Thomas c. Miller,
MorgantoTn; "; n. Fouk. Pied.
mont; c a; !; WWt nI,ISe,or Grafton n
Turner. Morgantown. and others. (
Recess until o'clock.
S:00-Muslc. 7.tLs
Address OF Welcome: ~
On behalf OF the city, Mayor J. R.
On behalf of the Board OF Education.
President ]. a. Jefferson. 81,
On behalf OF the teachers. Supcrin-
tendent ". H. Anderson.
~ Response. C. f. Hahn, Piedmont:
g Address-"A Glance Backward"
.i5fsi Hon, Henry Honck, Pennsylvania.
& On Thursday afternoon the associa-
ton Win hold forth at beautiful Wheel
-lrgr Park. A banquet and reception will
( be given in the evening In honor OF the
visitors
The reception committee was hard at
work last night receiving the visitors.
who are first taken TO the High School
building and assigned to homes where
they will be entertained during, their
stay.s III.
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Good looks are really more than skin
.deep, depending entirely on healing
condition OF all tho vital orGnns' X the
liver he inactive, you have q bilious
look; IL your stomach be disortlered . vow
have n iyspeptlc look; If your kidneys
he affected, you have a pnched look,
Secure good health. and you VIII sure
2iy have good looks. Electric Bitters;iiiiS
n good Alternative and Tonic. ACTS ~
Tectlyg OH the stomach, liver and kdt
news. Plrffles the blood, cures piinples,
;Dlotches and bols, and gives sooS
complexion, Every bottle guaranteenl:.
soldsa Logan Drug Co. Drug store
60 cents per bottle. h. =
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srsLLA1R.E
all sori' Of Local New, aud Gossip From
+ NfHt.ft Il ~ tl,r (iins, (,lty.t i4.El lll "a


Il Ni$f55 si,r Giss, city. 81 n IS
The county ticket made by the Repub.
tcans yesterday at st. clairsyille Is o
strong one from s,nrtt to finish. Mad.
iadredge for auditor. hailed from Mar
tins Ferry. and has served one term 10
the satisfaction Of al the people Of the
county. LnSson u. Emerson, clerk OF
the courts, was u resident OF Goshen
township until he began TO read law In
! 81. CairsVille, and MS clerk he has won
the COMMUNICATION OF all who hive bus
lness with the court. For sheriff, s. s.
Foreman Is q GAINESVILLE man with four
years experience With Sheriff Darby. a
quiet but attentive and careful officer.
For recorder, a. s. Taylor, d cripple but
an efficient officer, was renominated
with ~ hurrah For commissioner,
{ George NJ. Wise. Is from this township, o
farmer OF Wide experience and very
capable commissioner who has served
but one term, The ticket Is we'll dis.
tributed, ID especially strong in point OF
capabllIty, and Is one that will keep up
the lines In good, shape this fan. p,f
The. school board will meet this even
Ing again TO consider the list OF teach
ers and the long list OF applications for
superintendent. The committee has
about finished ITS work and WILL after
Monday evenings discussion of the full
board, make such recommendations al
Will probably meet approvai. The vex-
Ing problem has been us to the teachers
who failed in the examination. and there
Is no inumatior us to whether the full
corps Of teachers will be selected or va
cant places left, though It Is q public
impression that some places will be left
open.
Mrs. Lizzie Burkett, widow OF Henry
Burkett, who lost one leg and one arm
while conductor OF the Beiiaire, Zanes-
Vile & Cincinnati railroad, was on the
iH-fated boat near Marietta last Sat-
urday afternoon, but with another lady
was rescued. She was a resident Of this
city for q long time and Is known TO
many here. 5.l
Hon John L. Means, OF Steubenyllle,
was In the city yesterday, partially on
business and looking after political
plums. He is an excellent young man
and has served two terms In the Ohio
Legislature from Jefferson county and
VIII possibly look after O state sena-
torship now unless something better
offers. 81 ,. sT.l- :, m
HeatherlnGton's brass band went to
81. Cairsville yesterday with the Bell
alre delegation to furnish music at the
republican county convention. The
boys! made some good music here be-
fore leaving. ...t.s N !
81 The St John's schoo, will / dt,..,i,
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asHt l WON.
nrtsry News Item. Gathered In th. na,y
~ ,Fi MNrsiinii County Town. ,IfflE.

Z & - = b
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Shepard
sentenced three liobos to Jail for thirty,
twentSInndyten days respectively. They
were arrested By Officers Fisher and
Snppnef for committing q naineleSs
crime Upon boy, who was one OF the
gang, but as the boy couldn't be found
the charge OF disorderly corduc WAS
placed against he degraded wrotches.
One of THIN struck Officer Fisher. and
he was given the greatest sentence.
The same gang called Petur Do,an, Mt
the Junction, vile names, besides trying
10 force him 10 give them free beer, and
II Mr., Dolan Identifies them they arc
good for a salty dostI Bcnyood has
suffered much from the tramp evil
Evening Star Lodge No. IS, *, OF p,
has elected the following officers for tho
ensuing SIX months: Chancellor COM
nander George Artz: vice chancellor.
William Serlg; prelnte, John Carpenter:
master-at-arms, George Garrison; trus-
tee for eighteen months. S. "a Smith.
When the train bearing Captain VIII
lis company passed through here yes
terday morning n Benwood woman tried
hard to pull her son out OF the train,
She followed the train for. half u square
and was heart-brokeR at seeing her son
so, ,.5 sf
TIL puddiers at the lower steel plant
could only make one heat yesterday. on
account OF the roughers having left
with Captain Willis company, yester-
day. The war was thus brought d.
rectfy home.
From Indications there will be q large
attendance at the picnic OF st. Mutt
thew's congregation at Mozart park to-
morrow afternoon ami evening. e.
An infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Warner died yesterday morning,
County School Superintendent W. W.
Writ was In town yesterday.
Hon. ]. W, Leach was Moundsv!lle
visitor yesterday.
Edward Blake has returned from
Smlthneld.
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tomorrow for the regular summer va
cation. The pupils are holding picnic
to-day at Wallace Dam.
Word was received in this city yester.
day from Charles Rodewig at MarIet:a,
Mr., Rodewig is now abe to be out af-
ter 4 months Illness,
Fred Mercer, who has been working
In Chicago for Il year past, will be homo
Sunday TO spend two weeks with his
parents in. this city.
The flremen of This city are making
great preparations for their excursion
TO sistersr!lle next Monday %t
The Belmont Central Trades and La
Dor Union viii hold o picnic at Mozart
park next Saturday.
Il. 7. Day has secured q Contract 10
build four miles OF pike near Powhatan
In York township. 4;
ALERT Apl!r, OF The Fourth ward, is
spending n few days with friends in
Cleveland.
The steel works win close Saturday
for two weeks to make repairs.
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Only $40 to Macklnnc and return,
tickets good fifteen days, July II, via
the Cleveland, Loraln & Wheeling rail-
way and the palatial Detroit s: Cleve-
land boats. The finest OF oil summer
trips, combining health, rest and
pleasure, Consult C, L. & W.. agents
or o, r. Wood, T. PA, Mcclure House
block, for particulars. b. :
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The Cleveland. Lorn In & Wheeling
railway will sell tickets to. Buffalo and
return at one fare for the round trip,
July IL. 10, IA and 10. Tickets can be
extended. good returning until ,Septem.
Der !. Consult c., i: e w. agents., or
o.. II. Wood, II. p, a. Mcclure House
hlpcS .r5gstI sEp. aFS
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ION account Of the above holiday the
Ohio River railroad Will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trip
between all stations on Its line. Tick
cts on sale July 30 and 1. good return
Ing until July s Inclusive.