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Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

a., Inc printers reader no loposr o,,o,,
us 10 say His life was marked " "li1"
spoohess and truth that WAS ", Il.H
" .voro ), we are now expected to = ns 81
.. WERE. Presently we shall be s ~ ut 1T
h 1, and fourpenco arc tho nr ~; .a'E ),
a nready somo people say, "Fjvo p Ia rou, =,
"io d large sum, and we are losjnn ''' -
s we nave not already lost, tho rinEt II
tpe"k Of five foot ten" Tho , na,l" TO
700 often j gnorant of the snxor p ;5i
VIII have it feet" '7''A'n iolom,
Our plurals certainly wan. ro,..,,
l lnR' Macaulay speaks of Ga ,Iod i'Su''' !,
"a ' a ~ siVes ne shudder to ro',I :
or s a.. Why not "a cns,y y"" y. y,
s., soapwork?" "politicy '"0.A
s; no"s are becoming established ''a
s.nG"iur nouns, Lut the now,n pa as
ItiloG Is still bothered wifi ~ '",Elaper
IDg l'uF7l Ct which is given ' Gn,',
'T 70, ana lockouts. To ,or no'a as
q iocA&oat' is not dofer1i1,a Ivy Mihd,
r. toe .a. there is not raun Inf 10 "'c ,;
" ~ "nthor' and "aufhrr,s Soy 81 " verb.
,hero 20 o,, d woman which is tao fa b. "p
rn ,I ~, PEARS to to norula. i}e. 9 p,,
Elf a IN .or 'lto pages always ca]t 'L ha.
"'''""r' Academy. '~'
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29
"a Sermon on Money.

a colored exhorter said rcccnt1v j.,
the course Of a sermon on "AIonnv thr
Great Evil: - VIZ
MY brothorin, money canso ,,o,
, trouble IN dis worl' dan anything |
knows on. Fac is, de devil is in de dol.
lar Whenl see man wild a pocket FIJI
CT money say ter myself, Oars n
man what needs guar(leen, an 7 fno1s
des Ike takin him home an loclin nm
DAT money fer him, Ell any or Won in Gp
hearih er my voice is got money ~, W.,
~ p"'s ,,a or''s 1t right heah, an lay it
vi uo '''';'f an go yo' ways an fmmo
pray pray oN1' .lt'tilf II iIlesssin conc ter it.
l'oah walt ter count it; des come for.
WA, Wulu ah unload F'-Atlanta Constjtu.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

,o, "a. a recent meeting Of the j,,+o,,o
logical society of Wnsbi no hA'oinc'
' np'elmcns Of phrysopa, a src ~I s'oe ne
ed in tL Nv ,vt n.y. which bad been collect.
it 1 u. a INC white mountains, were crpi,
IN ire 90 h ""iiioSitles' because each cn,rin1
n,,i ;;s nack one or moro minute c"a l Iou
,n lies The opinion wns ' o,' oeci"o,
sn n"' 'h's was true case IF s - gI,,eu
for the " nnr rnsect using larger species
nla,o 20 purposes of locomotion tra,,
'"'' W place. Youth S Companion rum
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

Ihero is 10 moro constant ti,no,.,,..
t tn"n tno snowdrop, 1t seems cousti>,
eiollalIy ln%ensiJlo Of tomperatprc f"r
",lno'Sh hard frost may ret,r1 ,ha
oioSSohis ny making the erorra lih .o
mon' through which they connnt ' no
' .nrus'' they make their app,,ranco si
,'ulIaho9usly with thaw, ON thoat,n.
r n"nu' sn's curious little plant will uot
tsSpohu' 10 abnormal warmth unt,,rni p
~; "ppll'd, You may coddle tbn hn1I'l
,n,! p''s ana pat them in q warm fra,nn
1 TI.n cf9cus, hyacinth, narcjsyns and
.iy OF tho valley-these last viii " WY
"ara yon by anticipating their rat,,r ro
s su~,ol ny many weeks. Not SO tba
ssm roA Unless the outside bo reo 1lIo
La~, poohd the protected flowers viii
t np e1act pace with those in tho lor.,,
1 aurl' botanists do not admit tho s, ~"
". u.op as a true native Of Britain nv Tna
sno caucasus to central GERMANY . Io'l'
I"S' ,s lts legitimate range, but tbor rn y
~, .ooi tfe'ty weed which has cstoh1isIo'1
.haa'l ~ lrlnly as a British co)onist w.
,l;mo. ois'llcts at least, where sail ava
Innate Inmate suit it. In tho ecjIlv iy anu
70 cpIti u say where bilious planf, :
a az '"ie'Vafcd to produce hupdrads s" 20 .
,ii1 ol early blossoms, the sna, vln vi /.
h 90 , ,'earcely live, while 400 miIeU
oard ''i :. ,u' ca the misty Atlantic sea. S
, "ai', IL SPREADS from garden r. l,,. N"- +
, n' avn TO woodland and sheots w. h., l.
'nhS Win nimio snow NV 4,
a"ettc. III Mall
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

Both Congressman Grout, our pre son,
lncumbant and 'Judgc Ried are loval
ermonlerS, but there seems to be n
united support for Congressman (;rou,
i'll this section and we predict that he
VIII have IN easy fight in the conyen-
tlon to the nomination, and when NOM
mated Will convince the people that he
should be returned, Give him nm in
creased majority. He is not iinro nor
peace with out honor patriot. lie i
'roe D"le American. Return him TO
Washington
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29
5 10 J Per Cent.
PER MONTH.

Earned for clients. Money is not in.
vested IN The stock market or III so-called
Syhtlralrs, but in good, solid collateral
wa"re no loss can be possible
You ra invest $40 to $1,000, or any
amount Between; can Withdraw it ut any
time; aud can have princi al and inter
est guaranteed.
i.ave never lost dollar for Il cu,to-
m'r. Years OF experience with satisfied
u>lomHr> throu ghou' all New England
" ute Tor circulars. The est of refer
el'es. \. j. LlTCIIFIELn.
90 S.atr St, Boston Mass.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29
10 the Ladies',

81 Pay for :; Cent Er..,,
hrIenuc Playing tnr,.s .t,,'' 'h'rfh'l
nf al :, htNe stamps were used n,l tL,' '
Of ~ iw..n notosraph> taken betM cen t'r,,,',.
tro, ,7po and 1870. stamps cam I've ' r.'a,,
i i,U''' uacNs OF Photographs witbn,t i,r
, m- tha stamps or photographs IL, 'y"
Phntnn p".nS III warm water, Look >our 1'
sny,,,I ."phs over for them. Br sure If
ON receinf n ~, S.', arcs az bottom of stamp
oMrTLl SENT no TllF = sr 4 %'' WE e
Tnp "uH an other kinds of Rclrnu,, ',,II',,'
EN"r " ~, rklnE LIST CUKKE,pO\,
TOEE !; IV ,Iint TIED. Address TRlplIl,
semi = NNp' Worcester. Mas. nn> KS
VI" : cent stamp for price lj,t'
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

boston stocks Went tumbIing down
the ladder the other day when General
humor announcrd that the Spanish fleet
was on ITS way to Boston, People are
too easily frightened
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

''Hcmembcr the Maine and Death 10
SPAN will become as familiar to every
school boy as "John Browns body lies
a monderng in the grave before this
terrible war is over.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

The promotion of well known TOWN..
men Rev, W. r, Davenport to the pre-
slo'nS cI'''rs position of TIE largest
district Of The Vermont Medthodi~t Con.
ference is a well earned recognition of
faithful work. While his LARGE circle
OF friends here cannot claim him Us pas
tor any longer, still he NAV pcrhons o.-
cupy the loc1l pulpit at frequent intervals
as III all probability his residence will
be at Montpelier.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

The sailor, OF the fleet vino were bold
enough the other nj -ht to eater Havana
AMI gain valuable information, would
lndeo! make excellent scouts.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

Montpelier citizens will pcrhap, play
an important part in the naval STRUGGLES.
clark, the commander Of the Orrron
Is from our sister city, and 50 is Adj
n'lral Dewey, commander of the Asiatic
squadron.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
Process Of Y!ueh'Gg The Eirds -- ieTci
Feathers Used Now Than Formerly

Process Of E:ueiIGs The Lir"s - eve
Feathers Used Now Than Formerly.
"The feathers aren't alive, but Tx
geese they were r!ucl;oI tr1n wore,
said dealer in live zee feathers
And the geese thaY were E!1 foi from
never once squawNel nor sQNeakod "lr'
ing the operation. Not h, tAusolt oiin
burt the geese, though. 1t hults 4 goose
IKE tho mischief to pail its feathers
rat, but the reason goose dOc-n hol-
i ard make Il fuss oy,r it Is that 1t
doesn't seem to know enough, y goose
will squavk and cl4ttr and cacAle as
/ if it were suffering n.clo i@ony than a
horse with the collie just ut the sight Ct
person, but if you cover it up and
pclt it with stones it seems to forget
that it has a voice and Will take all the
punishment you give it without utter
ing IL bit Of protest.
"Never saw a goose plrekias, ell?
Well it isn't sight that Wculd give
you much pleasure. On the GGy yet for
stripping geese Of their feathers they
nro onticed into some alright outhcuse.
Ale PlcAelS' WIZ are "l"'|H M,''icn VI
snls' 70 among INC sIOA' WIZ 'h t>,
ne"as 'snu l"Gcs en'lieIy cove wa, i'n
uo . l's'''iou lo"hu 'n9 'ls'N WIN "
shirr string, There are helOs for the
eyes, and also little holes at the nQso
I01 IIV''' az
iC''' ' 'H' Il, - "oN II t'i' l''C''' IS
"'''' It ''''''' ",' "a ga 30 ",'
~ ''', e., ~ '.''''''' ~ GOWN "'4l "lI'
'gIo' ne ioNl'S W. ca wv floo''
~ ,r""1': g -" r '''' =. 90; Va. '','
+;'i' - f'''', i''S q man VI wy III 'H'
:, Hl'i''' t. v ~, -, Ga - - az go
1H5' VIC - - iv''S ~ IoN!"'' A-''iS'
'o"' I''n ' Wv '"'I'' + 40 N'H-S u liz
o .,,l l''' ~ w -, h'v ~ 'DoF ~ Il
'''l ~ '!'e''' ii'''i 40
;d nn f Az" n';.!0 'n' ij'a ''e l-''
wv " =; -'G''' 4Il AZ 'HS o'''' way 'no
h In t IS ~ ''''' i-o = We '"' open IT,
~ -" Wv "4u ZIG" '0SV'Hei WIN
.J"'' ,,''' 81 S.lU la"S:'l or lanhtl L.
. 49, :. |, $500 - mus ''""e hVlp-'sS' IL
'"Ne" '4''-I VIC 'N-''l LAP ana Shc
'utAs go llalhCra oIt nj luIy, Lat
~, l'l 49, '"'H 'N..' '''',I slP Se'doln breaks
- nI I'' ~. ~ '''.'S's N'o'" W No" fea'h.
,,a 'i-i ,"p az oUll,S tNG process OF
~, t.A .h h''t an 'e''i9 gradually down
~. ,,,' wy ~" "O i"@ T.
lN+' !" si4'I'ils ol d COCO the
.n'' nt'S','' ,-'e lea'ncIa tho wrong
-, ~ >. oAf5U ms 'lo shlh' IN expert can
l,.L ~ :, 1-''iN0 y 'Ao 'o!Or ol th2 SKIN
', 80 ."'S' eAolciso more thHn
.1A"-s I4io ln fiocAiAs IT, or whether '
. 80 IT,. Ll''ei ~ !ol tAe ecose 90 With >
= l-"J iAin'' "' 'i4"I '!Ale' II every case "
III, l' IN, i.'s' 10 careful ana not
,.A 'AJ 70 4e"'-''i' ,Co c!oSo under the L"
10 =; - 4" : o'ae ia" oecii improperly ii
, ',r' - 'H 5 reSPecI' 'ho Wlnss VIII C.
~, .,lt., ''" ~; o'"5 oA 'Ao ground All
,h., en.' process OF yanElng the n
a1 ''V u " goose S hody net G.!
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

lHchard Harding Davis oughlto make
al least enough money to Pay his board
out OF the Cuban trouble. Ills ready
wit and power for word paiutin~ vii,
Nc Mandy tor his present employer, The
London Times.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

" nat a chance for Gillcll or Brown
son Howard to give Us pow criul play.
IL Neylors half brother. now a rrSidrn,
OF st. Louis, enliSts in the American
army and honld have u chance to shoe,
ms brother, the 'Burhvr."
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

forr ne = s'I ,,. part of the cas-, off
into tho . nll'lsh soldiers tad their y unl,
olotb ;"o 'AapS of dealers in srcordh way
up, SOFA to theau'sal ,, '1vl pI'''er cat
ing purposes .', ,ri,i ana elsewhorefor tra ID
"noivillzed people. '>'''''s ana other
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

Three cheers and three time, three
1or the Color Company OF Vermont, our
own loyal and true Company f.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29
$500.
H'e,! noiiar Invested in this Com.
pahy will Return 10 for

hu, n. ' oo'"p'ny enters into no chimeri,,l sb,,.
cny, o"ut s'flNes AT the tourdation of Success.
mos, W, ',js ~, 'hc nest and cheapest manner ,rt a.,
c.a 49, 49, :" ma" = without Which there can Ia. ,'a -
Sho ~" so,u ana n" returns Tor your m nry
c,,,''' yam ne p ocnred either by mail tr ii, a. .
W, l''s office, No l64 Trrmoni =, :" III.
re>pond'ncr, personal inte,,io. .,,.,
investigation i,vltei interviews 'ud iuiI,'i
bic to "'u express orders pul,.
uhoHuE L. LYIlluuE.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29
TEL, MS:

"lhe Greatest >Aow on Earth" will
hardly d; re make da'c, for Havana this
year.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

Richard Croker shows the kind of
patriotism he possesses by taking sud-
den departure for Europe.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

., L rrolessor--"hat happens to gold
wien IL Is exposed to the air?
student (aftcr long reaection-Jt,s
stolen. -Flipgende Blatter
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29
KLONOlKE GOLD Fl ms

,. ,.'''' women and Young people to the n,,m
lTr OF lNn' are wanted at once to >eiI ..GnlI
'',, o. me hlondihe, new book from hi"l
+o' l ,'"'''l4y Illustrated from actual
AjnsE. ks, 'in'i'l'ng also superior map of
II 'ell> ait about the country. mines fart,,,o
n m,', tue u'hcXplored fields how TO t th"r
. . /! 81 Il, cheaply, everybody is intere'toj
u',i 'n1 u, 'he book for u ready sale at si~ht
~ r,l' re al'd receive by mail com,,,te ,t
W nrh includes the large map and cnmne D,
LIBERAL terms. "' o'''e' NegINe
Address $. :. SCRANTON g. co
publishers. Hartford oak,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

Inc friends Of Dr.. fiction Of Hratu.-
are making every effort to place the c,-
teemed citizen Of BraHIcboro in the
once OF Lieutenant Governor. Dr.
llolton is awhole >oue,l Vcrmonlcr am,
"olI" not disgrace the office if elected
to tie hdpt lablc position.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

N>w England Sons of Vcrcron, prom.
i'qthc various Governors of the si.
states Of the Atlantic eastern section
mat II more regiments are needed in
ADDITION to the National Guard just notify
the "Sons and the trops will be fnrn-
islicd -.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

Inc esteemed and able author Of
"Eermont in the Civil War" will now
write another volume in few months,
entitled "Nermont in the Spanish En-
counter" He ought to add good map
OF Cuba for the benefit of many of our
citizens beside the school children.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-29

IL can't stop him. BY .Jovo how,
s Iuaon he fires but it riil be all tbo
s SGoher over. Stop a bit; you mnst ,n -
distract an adjutant'sattention T dom,t
AnoW whether that was hit Or n at' =
mus, ,nus6 90 out and see. snnnoso -
i, v, that the red flag means ston f no
ns hlppolyto put out the signp1 ~ IL
>'5 .i waved it in the usual mannor
' 'nu 'hrh stepped out himself Ar ~,
a a,",i' affer"ard there was sbarn cral 'n
"iu 'neh bullet whizzed wjtb;,, ha,s
Ill men Of his left ear. '' ''ii
NoodneSs gracious" criod 11;a,
~ ~, . nast'ly re,cntering his ark of s ft
y ~ that blackguard nearly Shot w. ' ,n
clyo Nv nv had no malice prcponso ~
I,Se nc would not have been p 90 ,,o VI
Eut the idea Of his disror,r,1i In 81 near,
nas! confound his ignoranccI I I'm InG bn red
''l Az, n, rum out Of the corps. " '"'0
an TINS time quite storm a. ,,,.
as hnrtling about cur oory Re 'u'iees s
, anis altogethcr independent Of ' aim,
r"a" tiav' insured Mr. O'sbauphnc" "'n''
~ J tho lo ne woald already have hc.n
u a 'he second class. Not sin,lo 'p b,, pleii
o"ever' hit the target 'e'0 o"iict'
At TINS moment a terrible ;no;,
,at 1T, out Of the thymy moss c1ad
'at ON which we sat thn ~, 'N o cad
'orhions insect with m on nsi1 new an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
HoRNER PUT IN HIS THUMB,
But flo PnlIed Ont n Conviction Instead
I No. oTn Plum, ~

e
Special Dispatch to tho Intellieencer.
q sTEuBENvILLE, o., Feb. 4.-p.
Martin Horner, of 1rondale. was con.
yicted of blgamv in common pleas cour.
here yesterday, after highly sensation.
al trial. In which there was considerable
Interest. The sum and substance OF
Horner's cause for getting into this
trouble was his anxiety to marry again.
His second wife having left him, and
not possessing the $40 necessary 10 pro.
cure divorce, he resocted to scheme
to try and show that his second wife
was dead, so as TO avoid the. divorce
costs. His second wife, Mrs. Priscilla
Russell, he married on Marc., i2. 1890,
at Candor. Pa. She left him twice, CO.
Ing for good the second time.
In 1896, as he wanted to marry again,
he wrote q letter TO c. II. Russell, OF
Brooklyn. son OF his second wife, asking
Russell to send him letter Saying
Horner's wife was dead. He sent d
copy.o OF what he wanted Russell to send
back = 80 -5'7
Homer also had a ladg send Mrs.
Russell a letter asking for SO toward
the divorce fees. The defense produced
n letter from C. O.. Hennessey, Of
Brooklyn. son-in-law OF Mr.. Russell,
in which It was stated that Horner's
wife was dead. After receiving this
letter Horner married Mrs. Ida Moss,
and his second wife learning of tho
marriage, began 10 push proceedings
against him FOR blgamy. Horner Is sew
enty years Of age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
CANONsBuRG'S SENSATION.

Dthth ora Prominent Woman hdminis.
,frei to by Faith Carists--Presbyterian
finistrr cited by tho tCorouer's Jnry.
CANoNsBURG, Pa, Feb. l.--Thls
town Is In q Torment OF excitement over
tho death Thursday evening OF Mrs. j.
@. Whltesldc,an old and highly respect.
ed citizen OF this community,
The old Indy died in convulslons while
being attended by Faith curlsts, who,
II is alleged. refused to call in u rcgu.
lar phgslelan. A burial permit was re.
fused by5tlie, authorities until the coro-
nor had investigated the case. After n
long and thorough investigation into
me matter, the coroncr's jury tonight
brought In the following verdict:
I'VE find that Mrs, Jennie o. White
side came to her death from exhaus.
Ton produced by violent spells while
suffering from mental deransement.
said exhaustion being the result OF
gross neglect of Rev. C. H. PrIdgcon,
Miss Ella Mcmillan and Mrs. Flora
Holiday, who were In charge OF the de-
ceased and refused or neglected TO call
in q physician 20 give proper medical
attention. We recommend that they
be made to appear In court for their
neglect"
Rev. Pridgeon Is pastor or the First
Presbyterian church OF this place, and
is q pronounced faith curist. No ar
rests have as yet been made, but are
expected soon. and as all connected with
the affair are prominent In social and
religious circles, great interest Is mani
tested In the outcome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
G0sHoRN's TRIAL.
Only One Witnex. Eraminch-TelIs OF
GOsllorn's prnposltlon to Scemrn Panrra,

Only One Witnrx. Examinch-relIs OF
Gosliorn's proposltlon to secure Papers.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllcenccr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb. 4.-The
only witness on the stand to-day in the
"Bill Dave Goshorn case was r. A.
Coleman. He stated that he had been
employed In the county clerks office for
= six years past, and had done more or
less work there during the past year,
but not as a deputy. He then detailed
the circumstances Which, led to Cos
horns arrest, and the propositions that
had been made to him by Goshorn for
securing the road orders. E
he, Goshorn. said IL he could get the
papers out and call the attention of the
newspapers 10 the fact that orders had
been paid and the vouchers could not be
found, II would get some officials into
trouble. He said the officials suspected
him, and asked the witness to assist him
In getting the vouchers. He mentioned
Peter Siman as one who would proba-
bly, get into trouble over II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
SHOE MANS TROUBLES.
And rs Usual n Woman Is at the uottom
or II nil.

Ana Ms Usual n Woman Is at the bottom
OF unii.
CHICAGO. Feb. "A suit for $3.50,
against John Il. Haran, the millionaire
shoe manufacturer OF Brooklyn. In
which the plaintiff Is a woman, has been
begun In the superior court In this city.
The suit was begun last Wednesday. but
was suppressed, in order that service
might be had on the defendant, who
lives In Brooklyn. but who was In Chi
cugo during the present week on bus!-
ness.
The plaintiff is Mrs. N. Il, Dutton, who
at present lives in Chicago. Formerly
she was ares,dent Of Brooklyn where she
knew the shoe manufacturer. Hanan
was in Chicago last week. lie did not
register. anGl althouph the hotel as be-
sleged by men who were sent to wa.ch
his movements. he succeeded In getting
out OF the city Tuesday. Mr.. Hanau on
that day went 10 St Louis, and from
there has Stree returned TO Brooklyn
without, being served with a summons
In Mrs. Duttor's suit. The attorney for
the Chicago plaintiff has now given up
hope OF securing service. rs he claims 10
have Information that Mr.. Hanan Will
sail from New York to Europe on Il bus
mess trip within Il few days.
The attorney for Mrs. Dutton said 20
day that the suit OF his clen: grows out
OF events which occurred previous 10
Mr.. Hanan's meeting with Mrs. Smith.
row Mrs Thompson. against whom the
shoe manufa cturer began suit about two
weeks ago at Newport. r. l.. for the re-
AaFa mn !
tate and iewelry which he had given
hc- The suit was compromised just be-
fore Mr.. Haran's visit to Chicago. Mrs.
Dutton's attorney refused to say wha.
the relations were between his client
and the defendant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-05
CABINET MEETING.
important Matters Considercd-Fedcrni
Patronage In Southern states-Gsr-
muuy,. Action on A AmrrIca Fruits.

important Matters Considerrd-Fcicrnl
Patronage In Southern statrs-Gsr-
many'. Action on American Fruits.
WASHINGTON D. c.. Feb. "A
number OF topics were discussed at to-
days cabinet meeting. but perhaps that
of the most interest was the dispcnsa-
tion of federal patronage in the SOUTH
crn states where the Republican party
has no representatives In Compress. II
Is probable that several important ap-
pointments will be made IN the south
soon. though the President has not yet
absolutely and finally determined on
them. -.
The decree OF the German govern
mcnt relative to American fruit was
talked over, and figures we're produced
to show the great Importance OF TIM
trade put In jeopardy BIZ, this sudden
and unprecedented action on the part
Of Germany. The modification OF the
decree made known By the latest i'd
vices from Ambassador White, was
taken as an evidence that the matter Is
still subject to diplomatic adjustment.
The attorney general made known TO
the cabinet the state OF the negotiations
now going on rs TO the foreclosure and
sale OF the Kansas Pacific railway pro-
perty and It was decided that the out
look was very favorable for the gov-
crnment's interests.
Secretary Wilson stated IN the course
OF the discussion over Germany's ac-
ton that It was undoubtedly true that
certain well known fruit diseases could
be carried on the fruit Itself and thus
the Infection could be communicated tG
healthful trees alta great distance. 1t
was explained that certain states OF the
union In times past had prohibited the
bringing w!thin~ its borders oil f-particu-
lar kinds OF fruit from infected sec
tluns In other states. The action of
Prussia therefore might be entirely
proper and clearly within their right.
Ne!tic. the President nor any Of the
members of the cabinet were disturbed
by the INCIDENT. or disposed 20 prcjn-
dice the case In the absence OF definite
Information.
Ambassador Whites report will he
awaited with interest and should il mp
pear that Prussla's action was promp.-
ed by spirit OF retaliation for losses
sustained by reason OF the dIscrlminat-
Ing duty placed upon German sugars or
for any other reason there is no doubt
that this government would give the
matter serious consideration.