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tcrnal complications have caused fire.
ouent changes Secretary Sherman was
compelled to resign on account OF III
health, and Secretary Day gave up the
port to be president of the American
peace commission. which will settle with
Spain the future OF our new possessions.
Mr.. Hay gives up a position of $4,000
for one of only 5000 but there Is little
for him to gain by further residence in
England, as he has beautiful home in
Washington. and his popularity in that
city mikes him 1T as perfectly into his
now Office as though he were born for It.
1t Is said on good authority that he will
be succeeded by a well known news
paper man.
Mrs. Hay IL charming, versatile, and
Is said to be the must youthful looking
matron in diplomatic society. She has
entertained greatly during her stay In
England, and has In return been re-
ecived most cordially by London'0 moot
exclusive set
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Anolo-G.,m,a Alliance.

That England and Germany have en-
tered into an alliance seems to be an
aecopted fact, the precise terms, hnw-
ever, being in doubt. Whether it is sole
b IN TIE nature of forming a common
policy with regard to Russia and China,
Or whether it includes the Egyptian sit
uatIon in which England is to have Ger
mnnys support, mus, develop for a GER
.tasnty only In an Official way. although
me statements Of the British press may
be taken as semi-omcial. The latter
proposition Is one Of great Importance to
Germany. since an alliance Of the ma
ture suggested would. as It is stated,
guarantee a recognition by Great Bril-
tain Of Germany's claims to COLOMBO
syria This plan OF the German em-
peror has been well known for some
time. and the belief in It's consumma-
ton has been strengthened by the an
nouncameut OF the emperor's contem-
plated TIP to jerusalem
The BritiSh press regards the alliance
as a radical departure from the British
policy, which IS likely to put a new
phase ON the entire situation in Europe.
II 1t proves true that the alliance or
agreement 10 Of an offensive and defen-
sive character. in certain contingencies
the British departure Is truly a momen-
tous one and is calculated to induce an
immense amount of speculation and in
terest In Europe.
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what's the prince of occupations In the
autumn on the farm? - ,,,
What's the Job that sNays IN !ne ~ spse'
= Hark! hear somebody mutter;
''Why. It's maxim apple butter,
That Is reckoned the prince OF JOBS In
autumn on the farm"
How's the apple butter. making done in
autumn'S pleasant days,
When the sunshlne's full OF languor and
the air Is full OF haze?
"Oh, It's easy, mighty easy,
Yet il keeps you mighty busy,
Maxim up the apple butter IN tue curry
autumn days.
First you make lot O. cider from the
wincsap and the plppins;
Squeeze the cider press down solid, sos
you'll get the latest drippln's.
Then you put It In kit;le
And you boil 4 down little
Till you have the very essence OF the
wlnesap and the plppins.
.Pecl your easy-cookin' apples. quarter,
For S SSTS eders Boi liz Bong getting
stll little stronger
Then begin your preparations
For that prince or occupations
For the elder doesn't need TO boil another
minute longer
Bring your perforated stIrrcr and your
stock OF patience, too,
And sit down and watch II rolling In an
agltAtcd stew
Stir it-stlr, don't let II stick
or twill spoil most awful quick,
For II takes n lot Of labor and a lot OF
patience, too.
"When you sec tho mixture boiling Till II
warns you OF spluttCr
Then tho stirring must be lively or some
naughty things your utter
As upon your wrist or hand
with 'spiur the hot drops land
For IT'S awful stun, that butter when II
once stnrts TO spluttor.'
That's the prince OF occupations In the
autumn on the farm:
That's the fob that wiclls tho scCptcr' mid
the sweet Scptemhcr's charm,
Hush, ! hear somebody mrttCr:
Eyes, hut cntln apple butter
Is a luxury In autumn and In winter on
s.. W. Gnlllas,
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Iation Of 1881 IN 1881. The pOpuia-
ton now e doubtless larger, Is Il has
increased for years and the Island has
been at peace. This 70 q population OF
22l persons to the square mile. There
are only two states Of the union which
have more, Massachusetts with 21S and
Rhode Island with 31S 10 the square
mile. Pennsylvania Is not state which
exactly invites resettlement, and the
state IS only about half as thlckly set
tied as Porto Rico. having ZIG to the
square mile. New Jersey, over a large
part OF its area continuous village, ID
not as thickly settled as Porto Rico.
New York would have 100000 popu-
latlon II It were as thlckly settled as
our new island is already.
Plainly, Porto Rico has now all the
population Il can support. Our previous
annexatlonH have been empty OF people.
Porto Rico Is full a crowded, populous
island. Our previous acquisitions have
been filled up by an English-spe aking
population. What chance Of this Is
there in Porto Rico. where already ev-
cry three acres has Its human being?
Those who urge future statehood for
Porto Rico expect II to be modified by
a transfer Of population from main
land" which on our north and south
Atlantic coast has fifty-fye persons TO
the square mile to an island with 22l to
the square mile. But this is not the
way emigration and immigration move.
People viii not leave thinly settled
northern land for thickly settled sub
tropical island.
Porto Rico must be taken as It Is. It
cannot be altered by immigration or ed
ucatlon. It must remain densely set
tied Island growing tropical products by
tropical and therefore not effective and
therefore not well paid labor. The
wisest plan Is to treat II not as q future
state but a future colony; give It local
freedom and no national representation.
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An interview with General shafter on
his arrival at Camp wikoH indicates
that he has but meagre Information con-
corning the newspaper and other talk
involving himself in connection with the
complaints Of the condition Of the troops
which have arrived from Santiago. In
his talk. however, he throws a great deal
OF llEht upon the conditions which pre-
vailed at Santiago, and which made Il
necessary to get the troops home az
soon as possible. and with the best
means at hand. He remarks that 1t was
the summer campaign In a fever In
fected country which was responsible
for the Inevitable consequences 20 unlc-
ellmated troops. Many OF the volunteers,
he declared, had never slept out Of door0
before they went into camp. It was the
time Of the beginning Of the campaign
which caused these men 20 have to face
conditions that the most hardened and
seasoned soldiers could not be expected
to undergo without suffering. They
could not be moulded, he says. into
proper. material for such a climate and
such a campaign. This bears out many
predictions made by those who kne"
what wac TO be faced.
AZ TO the transport complaints there
IL a great deal to think about In Gem
sraI Skaters simple statement that II
wac necessary to choose the lesser Of
Two oTib'-to Bhlp the men north 70
hsslrhy climate. or to keep them at San
tiarp o die In great numbers, Il was
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Ambassador Hay has cabled to this
government his acceptance OF the office
of secretary Of state to succeed william
II. Day. who will be president of the
American Peace Commission. The Dip
Inmatlc corps Of London Is greatly dis
appointed in the recall of Mr. Hay, for
he is without doubt among Englishmen
one Of the most highly esteemed and re-
spco,ed Americans who ever crossed the
Atlantic, either as diplomat or as a
visitor
Mr. Hay has been ambarsador to the
Court OF st. James for nearly two years.
and has filed his position in such a
manner MS to evoke from his associates
the most nattcrIng compliments. He
comes from the District OF Columbia.
and nr many years has been we'll
known figure In and about the capital
Ambassador Hay will be che third man
to all the Office OF secretary Of state
during the present administration, az In
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Those who are INDUCING in vigorous
expressions concerning the barbarous
conduct Of Blancn in refusing to permit
the landing OF Red Gross relief supplies,
on the technical ground thar the ship
had no manifest, arc pot overriding the
matter. Language Is inadequate to eS-
press the meanness and the cruelty Of
Blanco's conduct Notwithstanding the
absence Of a manifest. Blaneo knew well
tho ship was there on an errand of
mercy and chat 1t was Red Cross vcs-
sell He knew It contained food and
supplies for Starving human beings.
Spanish brutality has not profted by
the lesson administered by the United
States, It seems
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Spain be volunteered as a chaplain. and
is now serving in that capacity with the
Second North Carolina Regiment
The sequel TO the experience above re-
ferred to occurred the past week, when
Colonel Osborne's son, Mr.. Francis os-
borne. came to Shepherdstown to in-
quire after his fathers old friends here.
Mrs. Andrews IS dead, as are also sew
eFal other ladies whom his father had
charged him TO inquire OF, but he found
Mrs. Helen Pendleton, one of the fam
iiV who well remembers the incidents Of
those trying times. and stayed at her
home couple of days. It was pleasant
to all concerned to learn Of each other
and to know that the loving deeds o.
over third OF q century ago are stu a
fragrance in the memory Of the doors
and the recipients OF these kindnesseR-
shepherdstown Register.
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OF General schaefe's brigade. viii be
ordered to Porto Rico as a part Of the
army Of occupation. The regiment, Ike
the First West Virginia, is made OF
good men, who win serve creditably
wherever they are sent. The rainy sea-
SON in Puerto Rico will likely be over
before the arrival of the army of occu-
patton, which Is to remain until the
proper government Is thoroughly estab-
llshed.
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One Of the New York yellow journals
completely outdid all It's yellow rivals on
Thursday, By having, in connection With
the announcement of the confession OF
Colonel Henry lengthy dispatch from
Madame Dreyfus the wife OF the pris-
oner on Deylrs Island; also a cable
gram Of thanks to the aforesaid yellow
paper from Emile lola. dated last Feb
ruary at the time OF his conviction. AS
if to cap the climax Of yellow efforts for
the day the same paper publishes a
SAC smile" of a cablesram from the
young queen of the Netherlands, thank
ing the aforesaid yellow Journal for con-
gratulations. The cablegram repro
duced is in the handwriting of the oper-
ntor at New York. of course. The nerve
ofthe yellow paper Is wonderful
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The Wheeling Register. If It would
turn It's attention to something useful.
might possibly achieve prominence and
be of some use TO humanity. AS an
inventor OF facts that are not so 1t has
few equals and probably no superiors.
It is now engaged in the attempt to
make the people believe that the Re-
publican party, or some prominent
members OF 1t, at least, is engaged in a
conspiracy TO secure from West VIr-
ginia the payment OF the Virginia
certificates" There is a syndicate at
work for that very purpose, but 50 far
from the move being made by the Re-
publican party, there is not single Re-
publican, prominent or otherwise. nam
ed in its circulars among the promoters
of the nefarious scheme. Every one is a
prominent Democrat. The Republican
party can be trusted to do Justice to all
the genuine creditors OF the state, but
It is not In a hurry to commit political
sulcide.-MountaIn Echo.
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Sold b. Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
g. A. r, Eneam pmsnt Cincinnati and
Rsturn via II. 60.

Round trip IS 10. Tickets on sale Sep
TENDER 3, I, 5 and 6, good returning un-
IN September 18th, with privilege OF
extension OF limit until October 2. The
baltimore & Ohio is the short and d.
rect route and is the only line running
solid tralns-two each way, daily, be-
tween Wheeling and Cincinnati. For
these reasons the Stephens Post has de-
clded to 20 over the Baltimore q Ohio.
For full information, apply to agents,
or to 7. C. Burke. Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Wheeling.
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PORTO RICO
That Country Already DonssIy Populated.
An Il enn Support.

That Country Already DonsoIy FopuIated'
All IL can support.
Philadelphia Press: porto Rico"
says the Philadelphia Evening Tele-
graph. in an article suggesting the ul-
innate admission OF the Island as a
state, "will eventually. when its popu-
iatlon has been materially increased by
immigration from the mainland. as
sumo sovereignty as one Of the states"
But how can Porto Rico have its pop
ulatlon materially increased by immi-
grafton from the mainland" when II Is
already more densely populated than
the mainland itself? Porto Rico has an
arnn Of $50 sQuare miles and a pOpu-
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The American boy was In living owl
dence upon the streets OF Wheeling yes
terday. He conducted matters himself
and 10 suit himself. and he did II In a
manner which met the approval Of and
aroused the patriotic enthusiasm OF the
older American boy--the one who Wit
messed a wnr Of the past, before the new
American by was born. but from whom
the younger boy has Inherited his love
Of country. and the worthy inspiration
which brought him out in the American
Boy" demonstration yesterday.
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Simply apply "swAYNE's ONT.
MENT." No internal medicine rcquir'
ed. Cures letter. cczemn. Itch, oil erup-
tIonB on the face. hands, nose, etc, leav-
ing tho skin clear. white and healthy.
Its great healing and curative powers
nre possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for SwAYSE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&w
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sagasta's Idea that the cortes shall
NOT debate the questions growing out Of
the war wouldn't count for anything In
this country. What would THAT ably
conducted daily. the Congressional Re-
cord, do for matter to Ill It's columns
were such an order applied to Congress?
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September s. the Ohio River railroad
will, in addition 10 through coaches, run
one OF their palntlnl parIor cars TO Gin
cinnntl. without change, on train leaV-
ing wheeling at $40 a. M, Eastern
time arriving at Cincinnati at 5:l5 p.
m, This is the only line with through
parlor car TO Cincinnati. For seat
reservations, call on j. g. Tomltnson,
passenger and ticket agent, Union sta
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State Of Ohio, city Of Toledo, Lucas

State OF OlllO' Slty VI 4NASNS'
County, IS.
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes cath that
he is the senior partner Of the firm of F.
]. Cheney & Co. doing business In the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF CATARRH that
cannot he cured by the use OF HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day OF December,
A. D., 1886, A. W. GLEASON,
(seal0 Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal-
", and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY, Toledo, o.
Sold b. Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Via wheeling & Lake Erie, September
2 and September G. Rate 1ti 90 for
round trip via mll or boat good for
30 days Shortest and most direct route.
Two through Toledo trains daily. cS-
ccpt Sunday. SEQ sam sherman trnv-
cling passenger Ssent - CITY bank
Building. Or tclephone Osi for particu-
lars.
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STATE pREss sLEARIAea

Hon. %. 8. C. Pltzer received a tele-
gram from Governor Atkinson this
morning announcing the pardon Of Rob-
ert Mcdowell, coiored. Of Jefferson
county. He was sentenced TWO year.
ago 10 the penitentiary Tor nte IoE
burning Sheriff Bakers house, tne ,,s
were always grave doubts OF nus gum
aud Nj. Pitzer who was his attorney,
has been working increasingly lor nus
release. which has been secured at last.
Martinsburg World.
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The west virginia legislature will
probably have to meet the old debt
question again at the next session. A
Republican legislature has met TINS
question on other occasions and manu-
led It TO the entire satisfaction OF every
tax payer. West Virginia does not owe
the debt that Is claimed by virginia,
and It will be long time before sne
viii elect legislature that VIII view
the question otherwise.-Wetzel hepuo-
lican.
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"Blny" wentz, aged nlnety-hve, a cit
izen of cabelI county, died last Thurs
day, at the home Of the late Sam Child
ers, below Barboursvllle. He was born
in the county when fort houses were in
vogue.
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GIL Brlant gave his new winchester
gun trial at hock of blackbirds, out
at his home near the lakewood park,
the other dag. He fired three shots In
rapid succession as the birds were ris-
ing. and shower OF blackblrds fol-
lowed. Briant picked up fifty-one birds
and he says he is satisfied that half a
dozen or more were notwithstanding
Sentinel.
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There seems to be an understanding
NJ Camp Meade. Pa. tina: the Second
west virginia regiment. which IL = part
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Beautiful Forms
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rTho INTELLIGENcER. embracing its
several editions. is entered in the POST
once At wheeling. ". Va. as seeond-claaa
mattor.l
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The wheeling Register is lauding
Governor Hastings, of Pennsylvania,
and telling what splendid secretary Of
war he would have made but had he
been made secretary instead Of Aiger,
then the Register would have abused
him lust as IL Is now abusing Alger. Il
praises Hastings to give deeper color
10 It's abuse Of Alger. The Register has
a very mean yellow stripe in Its make
up and seems TO take great pleasure In
exhibiting it.-Moundsville Herald.
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GEO. w JOHNsoS'S SONS,
t2IO Main Street.

r lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the postofIice at Wheeling. Ohio eogt.
~, W, Va, Saturday, September ! ~
obtain any OF the following the applicant iiIt
must ask for advertised letters giving
date OF list; ,, ,sr
~ SLADIES' LlsI'
Craweler. Mss Ma Mckinley, Miss Al
c9 TiG Miss Ma Mitchell Miss A. D.
rio 7TlT Shorts. Miss Bes'
Duncan, Miss Mary sic n s.,,t
Erly. Miss Grace -. MIS- Ii,i az wI1.
Clam, Miss Mar NeTnette' Nlss 4A
Lee Miss Minnie Webb Miss Nellie
Lydy, Miss s. Alice
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.
GALE OF H. S. WHITE LANDS, Ne =
= BELLToN, MARSHALL Co. W. "

GALE OF H. 8. WHITE EAtcN6L'St ~ III
. BELLTON, MARSHALL Gu'' W, 70
BY authority OF a decree OF ne i siIy5,
court OF the United States TOT w u,rs.i,i
OF West Virginia, the underslgneu sE 4
commissioner will sell at public az
the store Of A. NJ. Grow, ~ me wv ,,.
Bellton. MarFhall county, W. va, OH :, "A
urday, September 3, ISIS, begihnilf .,s,s.
o'clock a. M, five tracts OF anu anu, n~s 5S.
after described. TO be sold separator, ,ni
divisions Of tracts nump D,,tShasSf,. Snl
three will be made TO suit purensAssSSsa.J fryi
each OF these tracts VIII be oHg Ili,G,sss
as n whole and then In such sun-di' tS "a
and sold In whichever method may "
i. 4 tract OF 10 acres known as MIR ".
Hicks Place" in Liberty diss''''
!. tract Of I'll acres on the NoTiia a, taiiS
of Fish Creek, Liberty district, Mal.hSE
county. adjoining Pcndergust, VanlssLt.ys,ii
Sloan and Hughes, cXcCplihs
House lot No. II. situated thereon, ,,,,htI
3. a tract OF i,SO acres ~ Nh Fcfk
county on Harris Run and the N3 M, ~ Eiy
OF Fish Greek. subject TO the riGht ~ -,s,.
OF the Baltimore * Ohio Raliro'' w.
pany, ,.,,.,,, ma
tract OF ~ acres situated in We1Ci isris
W. Va, near the Marshall count ssioinirE
known as the hill land, ana A''''''
land OF i.irsey @5llev, ,,. ,ti,,pr 4
:. Two lots Il, tho Moundsvillc Mil y, n,
Manufacturing CompanyS hIu'''v ~, COZ.
town Of Moundsville. sold bus NWhis
vcyed by that company TO II. s VINO ,gor,
TERMS OF sALE-onc-tourih OF ss SSl
In cash. and the residue IN thre ,bs Nh
annual installmcnis, With interest 5siefrtl
being retained as security for tue H''s
'i'S'"''''''n's' JAMES +. BROWN
II +. HIGRARD
II. NJ. RuSsElH..,,.
nne3-tth&s Special Commission. =
Mr.. II. S. White VIII be upon YES q, III n.
Diving the week beginning AuEtt,I ,.ffs .
aid viii assist prospective pu' ,rati
determining tho subdivision 4irt %
two and three which ih"y iN"N
smrEest 20 The cnmIl ~ w
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After the battle of Antletam, fought
in 1852, shepherdstown was one great
hospital, and the place was filed with
wounded soldiers Of both armies. The
women OF shepherdstown were minis
tering angels then. and to their kind
heartedness and devotion many man
owes his life to-day. Among the wound
ed brought here then was Captain os-
borne, Of North Carolina, a gallant
Confederate. He was taken to the home
OF Mrs. Mamie Boteler (afterward Mrs
Andrews), and there he was tenderely
cared for. He was taken with lockJaw
as a result OF his wound, and 1t was on
" by skIllful nursing and unremltting
care that he escaped what at one time
seemed Inevitable death. He recovered.
and afterward was promoted to be a
colonel. He was wounded four times
during the war. but iivee to become an
Episcopal minister after the long strug-
gle was over. The old spirit is still in
him. however, and when hostilitles be-
qan between the United States and
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NEw ApvART1sHMENrs.

NToTIcE-T DO NOT BELONG n -.
gccFcf orglnixatipa y. 81 ziS4Al
Fourteenth slreet :,
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Surety Bonds SEs 55SPT

Representing the ONLY foreign conn,,,
authorized % tranaact this chaFnctsF !,
business In West Nlrginia-"Fi Fidelity NJ
Deposit co.." OF Maryland; assSiS an,
ALFRED PAUL.,
General Insurance. lisO Mario, &,
Wanted-A Solicitor, either on saiSry y Z.
commission. ~