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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02

The Register yesterday presented to
Its readers about thirteen columns of
Solid nonparell" type, painfully solid
to the Register as it doubtless pub
llshed it though It didn't want to, for
there is scarcely Democratic newspa-
per In the country that would care to
consume that amount OF space with an
article Of such character within a,
week OF an election. The article pur-'
ports to be speech delivered by James
B. Menager, of Point Pleasant, who left
the Republican party after repeated eff
forts to get office, having been defeated
several times for the congressional nom
Inatlon. The address is entirely con-
fined to a Eabored theoretical discussion
of the silver question from the Bryanite
sixteen to-one standpoint
No other Issue or question in the cam
paign, or which is before the people of
the country to-day, is referred to in
this thirteen columns OF fine type, bro
ken only here and there by a paragraph.
Not word bit for free silver is uttered,
and IL the reader has few hours to
spare between now and next Tuesday
he can wade through the dry rot and as
certain the ex-RepublIcan's views on a
question which was voted down by the
people two year since. and which is not
figuring much this year.
We do not mind advertising, for the
Register, Mr.. Managers labored pro-
ductlon, for 1t isn't likely that one read
or In a hundred Will spend the time nee
essary to absorb his ideas about free
silver. Beyond the Registers head
lines over 1t, which are published in
large black type there isn't much Sig
niacance in 1t. In these headlines we
are told by the Register that Mr., Men
| ayers address is ian exhaustive dis
cusslon OF the silver question" Eek
haustlve" is the proper word, and the
Registers readers viii agree with 1t on
that point. But that Isn't all in the
headlines. our contemporary further
states in them that Hon James Menagcr
is one "whom all will admit to be n
careful, honest and palnstaklng student
OF economic affairs" And so he may
be, but Mr.. Menager himself hasn't for
gotten possibly that the Register didn't
always think so. 1. Is still fresh in his
memory that. not many campaigns
since, when he was lifting his voice for
Republicanism, the Register didn't adj
NIT he was an honest and painstaklng
student Of economic questions" At that
time he was the target for the Registers
abuse, and It's denunclatlon OF him as
demagugue and "a tool of protected mo-
nopolIsts'-Iust as It assaults all other
Republicans to this day,
We refer to this latest effusion OF Mfr.
Menagcr, confined exclusively to re-
hash Of 1896 walls. in the face OF the
prosperous condition OF the country,
and his labored efforts to prove that the
country IL resting under a curse for not
adopting tho forty-fyo cent dollar In
the hope that our Democratic readers,
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lay over tbe dsbt phase OF Il for many

lay over the debt phase Of It for many
days.
IN the meantime, the reports OF the
proposition made by our peace commits
sion. ana the statement that no debt of
spain's e 70 be assumed, nor no imam
cal Obligation Is to be involved. save in
the manner oHcially given out. may be
depended upon by the public as reliable.
The political and partisan fakirs are
desperate. Their efforts to make votes
by slandering men at the head of Affairs,
and who enjoy the respect and conh-
dence OF the people. viii fail.
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comparative feature Of the table is not
complete, but In respect to the cities Of
Charleston, Huntington, Marttnsburg'
Parkersburg and Wheeling the stalls
tics Of both years are given, and in each
of these cities Is shown a gain In re-
ceipts for the year 1888 over the year
1897, the total gain for the five cities,
when a comparison Is made being
Sf4,457 35. This gain Is pronounced IN
three OF the cities, being N,S26 80 IN
Huntington, SS,6i7 Il in Parkersburg
and $500 As in wheeling. These fig-
ures are reliable proofs of better times,
and add other evidence to make rdicu-
lous the continual 'croaklng. "-Charles-
ton Mall Tribune.
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r. pn,,lnr nrAntnmn.

rho wizard has woven his ancient scheme;
4 dny and starlit night; a
And the world Is n shado"y-Penci''uu
dream
OF color, haze, and light
like something an angel wrought MAYBE
To answer a fairy's whim,
fold OF an ancient tapestry,
A phantom rare and dim.
silent and smooth as the crystal stone
The rivers Ito serene,
And the fading hills nre 1eYeled throno
For tho Fall and the Mist his queen.
slim ms out Of aerial seas,
The Clms aud poplRrS fair
Float like the dainty spirit OF trees
In the mellow dream-like air.
silvery-soft by tho forest side
Wlnc-red, yellow, rose
The wizard Of Autumn, faint, blue-cyed-
Swinging his censor, goes.
Archibald Lampman IN tho november
gcribnnF'H
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The taxpayers of the state are stlll
paying Judge Freer's campaign ex-
penscs.-Sentinel.
Judge ]. NJ. Jackson. Democratic can
didate Cor O third term as criminal
Judge, must relish the campaign rot the
Sentinel is printing about Romeo II.
Frcer, because che latter has not yet
rendered his resignation as judge. What
the Sentinel says about Mr. Freer is a
better fitting garment for Judge Jack
son, who ran for Congress while he was
Judge. Judge Jackson refused to resign
during his campaign, thereby establish
ing a precedent in such matters. Why
didn't the Sentinel object then?-Par-
kersburg State Journal.
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because they are unacccustOmed to
fire.
The man who pays as he goes sell
dom goes fast enough to overhead him
self.
When marriage IS failure, the man
tries 10 put It all in his wife's name.
It is easier to take medicine than 1t Is
10 make up your mind to take 1t
1t's far.more important that man
sbouId know when TO be funny than
when to know how
when money talks a man seldom
,ronbIes himself to investigate the truth
of its remarks.
labor Is a good cure for melancholy.
We seldom hear OF iaborer travelling
the suicide route.
After a man gets into a 5000 rat once once
no beglns 10 advise his friends 70 nave
nothing to do with politics.
IT'S unyise to boast Of your Eeneaiogy.
Even IL you succeed in tracing 1t BACK
m Adam and Eve you haven't any the
hest OF others.-Chicago Daily News
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shnit We Kser lI,s phlllpplns. /.

Public opinion is divided as to tho
wisdom Of keeping tho Philippines. Wise
statesmen are found on both sides OF
the question Public opinion, however,
is ali one way IN regard to the wisdom
OF everybody keeping their health. For
this purpose Hostctter'a stomach Bit
tiers tn widely used. This medicine is
both preventive and cure for mnlarial
fcvcrs, stomach disorders, torpid liver
and impure blood / is agreeable to
weak stomachS and soothing TO the
nerves.
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pnINrEn pARAeRAPHs.

LIES side-show costs US more than
the real circus.
Wise men never waste their time an
swerlng pratIns fools.
Doctors assist nature when men try to
escape the debt thereof
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CONGRESSMAN DOYENER's APPOINTMENTS

The following appointments VIII be hlled
by Representative d. u. OoVener on the
dates mentioned: :.
At west Liberty, Saturday, November S
ct l:80 p. M.
Al & Aiv y ttstrriingtown), Tyler county, No
vember 3 at 1:S0 p. m.
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Bear in mind, Sound Money Demo
Gratis, you can't stand on the Chicago
platform; that the issues in this cam
paign are identical to those Of two years
ago, and you were right then in not sup
porting the free silver candidates, ana
must be right now II you decline to sup
port them.-Morgan Messenger.
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DR.. A. L. Wade. of Morgantown, was
in town last week, looking after the In
terest OF D. C. Heath & Co. DR.. Wade
made the remark while in our office that
he didn't see what McGraw would gain
by attacking Mr.. Dayton'S record in
Congress; that the more clearly that his
record was known the better It would be
for Mr., Dayton, stating that he was a
valuable member, and did more for his
Deople in the last session OF Congress
than William L. Wilson had done In six
years.-PhlllppI Republican.
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We offer ono Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+, ]. CHENEI & CO., Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
We the undersigned have known F.
]. Cheney for the past lust fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
rally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price. Tbc per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists Testimonials free.
HANS Family Pills are the best.
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The Democrats have not made q
single speech in this county this year
which is just as well as II they had, fol
they could cut no ice. The reception
they would get would be so frosty, Sc
frosty!-Bluefeld Telegraph.
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coup d'etat French papers state that
the rumor of the conspiracy arose from
a letter that was sent to General Eur
linden by another prominent official.
containing the words; Let us be ready
Saturday"
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Great indignation is felt toward Cen
eral zurunden. :he military governor of
Paris, who Is alleged to nave been i'm
plicated in the recently exposed plot TO
overthrow the ministry, and execute a
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....E. S. DlNGER Co...
IS Twelfth Street.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Scaled proposals will be received al III,
office of the Board OF Commissioners OF
Ohio County until Monday, November :,
1925, at 10 o'clock a. M, for the foiloWlnE'
COAL
Flrst-For furnishing nut and mixed
coal. as may be ordered by tho oVerseere
OF the poor, for city districts south oil inc
creek
second-For furnishing nut and mixed
coal, us may he ordered by tho OvCrscers
OF the poor, for city districts north oil the
creek. Including Island and Fulton.
UNDERTAKING.
For furnishing collins common or
stained. hcnrscs, hacks and hugglcs, rs
may be ordered by the oVcrseers OF tne
poor.
First-For districts IN the city OF wheel
ing Oncludlng Fulton.
Sccond-FOr districts without the city Of
Wheeling Including county inilrmary' on
order OF superintendent.
Bidders must specify the prices OF coillns
for persons over and under fourteen yeats
MEDICINES.
For furnishing medicines upon the pre-
scription OF the county physician,
Ing Fulton.
second--For Madison district
I,hird-For Clay and Union districts
tricts
Eifth-For Rltchlc district.
Druggists must do business In the DIS
trlct for which they hid
Al bids to be for ono year from Novcm-
her Is, lSlS
The rlsht to reject any or all bids Is re-
served. n &. MOFFAT.
nos CLERK Board Of Commissioners
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The Mail Tribune publishes to-day a
comparative statement OF the post-office
receipts Of a number Of West Virginia
cities for the years 1897 and 1898. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-11-02
MARIlA B. HAZE, SecretarY..

Fob SAhB.
Aetna-standard MIL Bonds.
Whitaker Iron Co. Bonds.
Bonds Guaranteed by Ohio r. r. \.
etra.Standard Mn Preferred Stock
Aetna-Standard Common Stock.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co. Stock.
Wheeling Electrical Co. Stock.
Wheeling Pottery Co. Stock.
West Virginia Glass Co. Stock.
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
Association Stock.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co. Stock.
Bank OF Wheeling Stock.
Exchange Bank Stock.
SIMPSON g. TATUM,
city Bank. Room No Z. Telephone sst.
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MIliqan, Wilkin & Co.
sTATE PoLrEICs.

The only member OF the last leglsla-
ture favorable to the Virginia debt was
Mr.. Dotson, a Democratic member OF
the se1ate.-McDoWell Recorder.
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NEURALGIA cured BY Dr.. Miles, Pam
PiIia zone cent dose" AZ oil druggists.
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THE INTEIL1GENcER. embracing its
several editions, IS entered in the Post
ONCE ct Wheeling, ". Va. at second-elass
Snatter1
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NlWllDYIRTIglllllIla

r osr-s KEYS. / LARGE AND !
j small ones Finder Will pleaSe return
f0sSlB Main. MRS. MILLER. moss
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Terms Fer Year By Hail, IN Advanes,
Postage Prepaid.
many CslH Days IN The Week. 1 Yoar.OJ.ao
Daily, SIX $50
Daily, Three lEontlal 1870
Daily ThFss Days In DE WsSb)......-. 400
Daily CTWo Days 10 tias Week. ....-.... 400
Daily (Ons aIonthl 45
Weekly (Ono Year IN Advanes) ......-.- 100
Weekly (sl8 AIonth'l 90
THE DAILY nITELLIGENCER Is dellv-
cred by carriers In Wheeling and adj
iacent towns at 10 cents per week.
Persons wishing to subscribe to THE
DAILY NTELLloENCER can DO 80
by sending in their oyderS to the In
telllgencer ONCE on postal cardS or
otherwise They viii DO punetually
served by carriers.
Tributes Of Respect and Obituary Notices
80 cents per inch,
Correspondence containing important
news solicited from every part OF the
surrounding country.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
turned unless accompanied by SUFFICIENT
postage.
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, r osT-BETWEEN FLoRoL HOUSE
II aud McAtechen'E lady'H gold watch
Leave II DeeEun'n store and receive ~
ward. ALAfErA REILLY. nol'
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Raw recruits are probably called
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
HntHsaed psuD IAesst suatsy. n
he IateIliseneer Pub1ShlaU Co.,
asMD77 UUHErIu sREL

Tsrma Fer Year, By NAH, In Advane.,
Postage Prepaid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-20
BRIEF ITEMS.
ittl I "
adjourned

state Secretary of the Y NJ. C. A,
l. A. Coulter, is in the city.
Miss Male Saunders is visiting Miss
sue Seldom Wexford, in Richmond.
The y. NJ. c. A. bath houses Will h,
febuHt this spring in time for the beth
ing SEASON.
The wheegn,:4 .Nf~the Y. NJ. c. a
VIII organize a Camera bicycle c1ai1
Tor the summer.
Mr.. c. d. West returned home YES
terd;y after n short visit to his former
home in Sussex county.
MISS Mary Collins, Of Petersburg, is
visiting the Misses Stephenson, on
Twenty-ninth street :"
ar. wv. j. Knight left yesterday for
Iiehnond and the western part of the
State for q brief visit with friends
Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fair, of 1883 Twenty fourth street,
East End - :
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Earle, of Nash
vile, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Patterson. on West avenue. They
will leave for Washington today
i' M DIV DIV DIV DWDWDW
gwen at the Casino tonight by the
Huntington Republican League Club,
has been postponed
Father d. ]. Mari pastor of St. Law
rence's church. Baltimore. was the
guest Yesterday of Father Cha les Il.
Donahos, pastor of St. VincsnLs Faith
er Massey. of Old Point, was also uhe
guest of Father Donatoe
Invitations are out for the ma rriage
OF Mr. Robert Y. Nebiette to Miss Mag
gle Edwards, of East End on Thurs
day. April 24th at 7:45 P. NJ. The wed
ding viii take place in the Chestnut
Avenue Methodist church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-20
POSITIONS WILL RE HELD.
Important Orders Issued by The Post O flee
FIR. TO-. Department.

Postmaster Read yesterday received
TN. following order from Washington:
THAT in the event of i call upon any
regular militia organization to enter
the military service of the United
states. such officers, clerks, letter car
:iers or other employees Of the Post
Office Department or of post offices, or
Of the Railway Mail Service, who may
be members of such organizations, or
who may enlist in the military or naval
service of the United States, will, upon
application, be granted las far as pos
sible without serious Impairment to
the postal service) leaves of absence
without pay, their positions to be held
open. awaiting their return. and to be
filled during their absence in the mill
tary or naval service by such Tempo
rary appointments, OF details, as may
be practice BILE.
Leaves OF absence, under like condi-
tons. will be granted postn,asters upon
application to the department at Offices
which can be placed in charge of per-
sons acceptable to the sureties. and
70 the department. Such leaves can
be extended from time to time, but not
beyond the date of the expiration of the
poStmaster's commission.
- JAS A. GARY, .-
. Postmaster General
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WANTING TO DEPART
The Spanish Minister May be Recalled
Today.
IT,

- .@. To-day.
CRy Telegram,
N.NSFl1 Nt;TON. April l0.-Tb, sno /,
-, -, !. s1mf7iisf-. Sanor Iolo y .: .,llhe Mas
| ff'-Hs. his final preparations Far a.,
I.Aftura, ansi is calmly awaiting nnti
,l1a'lon tilslt the President has atixn,1
IT St 3. to the Cuban Resolutions
- Wh1eh time. the minister viii It'll
ms leave The entire staff of th,. -
Sultoi! Will accompany the 1nin.stTr
H@'riN rhis morning th,. l.rma ni,.,,
s.Sh' neai'4n: the words: "OiIica OF III,
| i'''iiSn s.t's;t' ton was wremched from
| - i'tace Oh ;IltA gate leading h, tb,
legation, and carried off ~ yan,laiS
lhe minister mad no conplaint Ia
NE S1ats Department. or to the polio.
'I7 n" mas sought u minimize the petty
epiT(.ati o:A: against Tho. IeSa lion. al
ihHu&h This was thS. most Migrant one
com mttei. '''e o''''
The various foreign embassies and
legations We're nten.ely active TODAY in
the expectation that hostilit:es wer,.
mar .'t hani. THE several foreign
ulcers Mere fully advised of the pas
S2%. 2! the resolutions and were kent
posted as 10 the prospects on Inc presl
dent signature.
some of the amba Ss;ldors and min
isSers called at The State Department,
- learn whether the Prasidelr, would
syn tle resolutions. They we're IN
formed by Judge Day THAT the President
!htSIlued TO sign them. This in turn
was communicated to the foreign off
ces. ana was regarded as Placing the
matter beyond any que-'E ion of doubt.
me representatives Of the powers OF
Europe nerd no meeting during THE
Gay nor is any meeting at present in
prospect. Those Who have been mos,
hopeful of bringing about European CO.
a..tIon, now conccde that such move
= impossible. n|H..-
Already it is said Great Britain has
Ten t,,tti,,
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suitable could be found to comman
than t'iSZhu&il Lee. -
u. ItoGE TYLER.
Governor"
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
Preparations for the Coming War Con-
tinue on an Active Scale.

Preparations for the Coming War Con
tinue on an Active Scale.
CiSy Teeg,aph)
, W-NstllEF'roN. Apil 19.-Iieut. Col.
,,i .G,,N q S'ni tn. sixth artillery in adj
secretary Of the Chicll,sn;,uga. pa,rl.
COMMISSIONS M has been ordered 10 report
~ tile commanding general OF the De-
Pay nnsni of The Gulf for assignment to
u'!E as inspector of artillery of th.pt
Irp''rNinent. with station at Atlanta.
FMlNIGrTH. H1NC;.. Aprl 1o.-1>b..
-, = '''s,s States cruiser Topeka. formerly
'i'e ''t"s9s,';s. has received urgent or
"',S T. san immediately for the Uni
Htu H,atss. Wlthou; waiting for the
y "'tsu Si'itts torpedo boat Soslers,
WhHA is being repaired here She lef,
}GN Slt after shipping fresh supplies
ft l'roNls3ulls ana coal.
BERLIN. April l9.-The United
states n:iE:ary attacha at Vienna.
l-i1ut j. l. .Cha.nherlin. aud The Uni
ted states military attache ut St. Pc
tefsonrS. Lie;lt. C;eorg. l.. Anderson
nave been CT He'd home
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-20

eminent naval. ot,i.or Who ma
ri,ance in the Int war ,rnt.ss,s - 10
lief that uu,,ss ,Itsii,. rr,.ss,r,, i.
hrnunht Ia h,..,,. :, v..,,.,,,., ~ -ii,.,,,.
:,jnn. f,,. , ',' m,,' m'''S ens..s uias
conditions
Aur,,n,,t1,. ~, ,,,,,,, h.,. ,
doneu OMEN ,frn.,s IN Nv,.h;,.s,,, -,
Influence m, ,nurs,. ~ o,,r ,.',,.,,,nr,,,t
Matters ,y,ra ,-.,,. ,,.;l,t ~, 49, ~
ralinns tn,,av mn nn i,,s,,,,,.;',,, .'',
received H., any az ,ba ,,,l,ns.,,ia,.
ministers i'm IN. lin. of ,n,.,,i.,tinn
."rh.. ultin,iun snia n,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,
az NV a.',,;,'; 49,, go on i''''n'Sf
.,has h.., .,e,.I , ,nv ''i -, u''.is
mi IN. IA, ra, h,,,, t,,',,,,it, I".,,,
up its pr,,,,,..,, inn IN. ,nn, .ntr,,s, " :,
ia Assistant S.,.t,,,.,.
state. D.n.rt,nnnt n win IL son, g.
Spain t,inorrnv ana, ,y,il r,,.,,.h Nn,hi.1
II, Tho cy.ni,,u ~. l;rr,r..,,a -; ,;
h.tw.cu this ,snunfrv .,n1 c,; ;,,
;lbou, sjx h,,,rs / ihi,iS ~, - =,
i'm SAVING. th,t Sn,i, MI, w.. ,,;,.',n ~,
ty-ci,;ht hours. that il; until i,rin,v nv-
auiu. to s,,nni1 hn, r.,,1y H. 100,
anc,. with M, nm, t,.rr,. ~ ~, ,.,,,,,
ton the President 1y;lI I.,,,,,l ~,
Spain shall ry,rn,,, ~, i..,,,,.I ~
demand fo,. this Win bn a,tfnnt.,a 49,, -,
absolute. ana NO tn,t.,tivn 90. 1,.,lr
reply will satisfy ma I,resifl.,t %nr
vii, amy ,.o,,nrn;,,;.. ~, ~
the ,vtn5r,,',,inf '.
the islnrd ana INA s,,i,.n,,,,',, ltn ~.
ta,,Iish,ncnt n Snn,,i.,, tn.,
,,.,;eir, ~, ~, ca 'i'Iii .'''''H or W"
coun,fv he aa,n,.,d Nv M, .,,,,, nir, ~
ton Possibly it may ba thar :, s,,r.res
ton tiot 1hn ,,,.,t,.,: ~, i,.,.,,
to til" Cortcs. which meets tomorrow
for its consideration. may 10. instru-
mental in rostporins fnr a brisr time
the putting into effect of the congress
inna resolution but the President *
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THE BAZAAR CLOSES.
The Prizes That Were Won and Who Re
H... rcivcti Them. -

The Eiks' bazaar closed last night
For me East Week the fair has been
held nightly at ,'!lc Casino under the
auspices OF Newport News Lodge. NO.
$ll II. T. O. l1llls, FOR the benefit Of
The charity fund. and ii proved TO be Il
most succe,iul Undertaking, as the
sum OF Sl,eG0 VIII probably be cleared.
To the ndefat !gublc efforts OF the
two committees, the members of which
worked day and night, ali of the credit
rightly belong. Mr.. w. II. Hopkins
vas The chairman Of the lodge COM
mHtce, ANA Mrs Fred Read OF the
had. committee.
Although Jupiter Pluvills was in ON
ugly mood last night the people braved
the eiementss and turned out in force.
Considerable interest was manifested
IN the remaining contests TO be decided.
Mr.. w. H. l.. Kent received the larg-
est number of votes as the most pop
uIar business man in the city and in
addition to phiS compliment he viii be
presented with crayon likeness OF
himself by Mrs. NJ. w. Tenant, the
phytoSla who offered the prize.
Sergeant j. j. Ward, of the Hunting
ton RileS. Will carry a handsome cane
is Well as n gun hereafter. He was de-
Jared TO 'Dc the most popular enlisted
man in the company.
Miss Bessie Hughes received the larg-
est number OF votes as the most pop
,liar young girl in the city, winning the
bicycle offered by Mr.. p. T. Maguyre
A.other wheel offered for the lady
receiving the largest number OF votes
vas Won by Miss Nettie Brighter.
Mr.. j. y. Hn-hberS drew the building
lot lona ted by Powell Bros. &, King.
Mr.. c. r. johnson held the number
thar called for "a rifle, and MIR. john
Smith got "a pair OF patent leather
shoes
After the contests were decided the
a,lc tion began, Mr. w. uG. Kelley. the
popular couedian ard all round good
fellow. crying the sales.