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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-25

De fttr1re Ronb @eaimentet foope(.
ION Oberitlbitnanten ielo bar tibli,
gere tient / ben brittle Nrme.
Sbnbag Tom oer opermoabe piati,
sc Mpbeber. Set par be pigtiafte
fioen Slo9et ueb MonilIa, oa bet uar
not Menineeu. at be iuff Ruloe bore
en- &epetition Of benne Beeipenbeo.
Men bet uiae fig besuerre mart. at
bet bar en- fobrite:et Mpbeb. 1om en-
opftnofom &asiaser paa ct 9amps
lib fra @ort be 8aiT til Cope 9ap.
tien paa 9apti baube lauet. 8on
fortalte. at ct Sbila9 mellem Nbmi,
rol Sampions Glaobe os ben ipanRe
5laobe baooe ftaaet ubenfor Mole
ct. Mi@9las ontogelia 5rebae. es 10
ipanite @tibe bar ienteoe. os Q ame>
ritaniie oar bleuen ballot poelogte.
Dette bleu tele9raferet fra Cope
9optien til @aibineton. % Ripnt
mauge betpiuleoe 9@stbeben Of benne
&apport. frembraete ben bog for
Bepaaelie og berbos @nsfelfe bos
benz. bois Slestniuse formobeoes
at babe peret meb @loeet.
Manoaa faa @eeieriusen fig iRano
til beitemt at ertlere, at ber lite par
noeen Gins @iforten ON bet feb.
fnnone @las. Ifan penter bog belle
2iosn. at ct Sammenitpo fol fnbe
@teo bpao Dieblit iom belft. Ser
blep telesraferet fra Moibineton, at
mon lite bauoe minbfe RienoRab til.
buor be forRiellise 5laaber opbolbt
fig. Do9 mente mon. at ben enc af
be ameritanRe Jlaooer moatte pere
peo ben salt0e os ben anoen peb ben
peflige @nce at @uba.
Set boz ueret paafoaet u9enS
2eb. at ben ipan1e Wbmira[ @eruera
bar ueret Santiaso be Cuba meb
lin 6laaoe, os / Baibin9ton ipetule:
ret mon o0er. ON bon ba ber bar
fbrt ilano &orer os Nmmuuition tor
be iponite Eropper ua oerpaa bar
reiit fin Bel. Wen ON ban bet bar
ejort, finoer mon lite. at bet tor
bliue of noeen 6ielp for Sparierne.
ba be bouebiaselia ct paa ben anben
&noe al Den. % 5orbinbelieu meuem
be TO Dele er lioen. oa Eerrenet er
til 9inoer for ben. Sernbonerne er
afbruote. og &eiene ct oaorlise.
Ufan antager nu. at bet er @pa=
MEMS Seniist at fpre &ri9en Sang
bra9. o9 at Nbmiral @erpera bor
Drore til Of unosaa ct @ammennpo
meb Imerifanerne. buie BON fan. oe
bans Serb tpber oo osiaa paa, at
bet moa uere 1aa(ebes.
Set beber oeiua, at bon uenter paa
en- onoen Jtaaoe. iom ital tomme
bam ti1bielp fra @abi5 Spanien, os
iomme tror, at bet er 9enfsten OF
au9rtbe Wmerifas nprre &pRbper,
naor ben fommer.
@nbel ameritanfe Eropper CT af'
oaaet fra Eampo Jloriba til Cuba
os anfom maoRe ber Wanoag e1er
i9oor.
Sfibet .@barleston" er isieu of.
saaet ira &eftpnen til @biuippiuer.
ne. Det er usens 2pb blepen
iagt. at Sen. Merritt Ral ofsoa til
&biuippinerne meb en- @tprfe poo
$4,000 Manb, oe $1,000 beraf fal
oere re9ulere 9ropper.
6eller lite @aarsbasens Dosblabe
braete no9et pistist &rissnpt, nno=
ta8en at oer oplp!es fra Sep 8ef,
at Gprtaarniiibet .Mangroue" blep
tasen Of @panierne. mems bet bo1bt
poa at afRi9re Telegroffabe(en peo
@antio9o, u9 at ManbRabet og QUE
Offtcerer blep mDrbebe. Det Dor
tretten ioetbele. Dten ON bette er
ianbt pibes lille.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-25

Mobebanblerne Yaris ipr9er
oper. at Jranfris bar fornermet
Nmeritanerne, iaaat be bar luttet at
figbe Mobeiaaer Der. Sc bar tabt
fine beDfte &unber.
Ser er altiaq oa o0i8ene! noset,
iom ct meetigere enb Moben. ranr
bet fommer til ct &nibetos.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-25
&toet &rt8SnDt at 8etp ot,tt,a ,ttto.
ta8ett BET, fottt er tptbIfomt

Wv ~ ~ ~VDSev~ W |AISAV~&tt&tB &k&eUb
ta8en BET. fottt er tptbIfoutt
Ser por intet Rriasnpt af Suter.
este bperfen Dnsbos eQer Gorsbag
ilte use. Set @laa. Iom mon ben.
teoe iiulbe fnbe Steo melIem ben
omeritaniie % fpanRe 5laabe neften
noarfombelh, fanot nemlig lite @teb.
6oao ter benbte tan berfor incomes
/ fao Orb.
Santiaso paa Cuba bleu bombor.
beret. men ON be nermere Omiten.
bisbeoer forelaa intet. Run beb bet,
at megen Sfabe Dor blepen Qiort,
men buem bsr leb ben. lob life til at
uare befiennt ber. Nariosen BERTH
oor maoife tor enoel ben. at en- poe.
leg9enoe @9clon baube pbelaet Eele.
srofs os 9etefonleoninserne nebenfor
ct. Yaul og Rinneopolis.
Ser bleo mesbelt, at ,@barleston"
uar af9aaet fra Can Srancisco forot
brinae Iomirol Deipep unbfetsing,
men oer ucr nrafs efter inbtruffet
ct ubelb. oe @fibst maotte penbe til.
baQe.
2ise,aa tleu oplpft. Of 5lasRibet
Oregon" M uar antommet % par
I Sitterbeb noset Steo enten ber
/ Nmerita eller bapbe f1uttet fig til
Sampions Jlaaoe. s Warine. eQer
&rigsbepartementet ct man nemli9
bleuen meget fneben meb Npbeberne
ben fenere IiD, ibet mon ct Tom.
men til ben Slutniu9, at ri ber i
Nmerita rinatter" mere, eno ri bar
aobt af iuf M. Set er 10 en- 9om'
mel COB &esel, at mon ritfe ital eigre
anbre iaa tloi. iom mon ct iipl", %
bette fan not oere anuenbelist paa
os liseouerfor Spanien. 9iotil bat
nemlis Nmerifa peb I'm Snatfe~ %
Npbeos{pse sioet Spanien unberret.
ming ON alt, buab Der er bleoen eiort
os tentt / Jorbinbelie meb &rieen,
og bette ct maoRe lite 1aa ttoat, iom
bet er aobenbiertist. 9erfor pep ri
maoite libt minbre nu, men bet. ri
efterbaanben tnar pibe. uil anto9elie
bliue al en- bebagelieere gtatur, enb
ON Han par uebblepet meb at publ.
cere LIFT % foit eg beroeo unberrette
5ienben ON uor stillins / ale @n,
teltbeoer.
Oregon" Tom fra San 6rancisco.
% baobe gaoet ben lon9e &ei belt
runbt ON @pbomertfa. Set bouoe
ueret iets Tiger paa 3uren oe bapbe
tilbasela9t en- &e,lersoe poo 1900
Wil. Oregon" fol uere bet nef>
fprite @fib / ben ameritanRe Mo=
rine. &optein @lart ertterer. at
on, ban baube truffet paa ben Ipanite
5loaoe, buab mon uar banae tor ber'
biemme. u,lbe ban baue optaget Scans
pen meb Spanierne alene. @efre=
ter Song uioite ontaselis beitemt.
boor Oregon oar 9orsbas, men ban
pilbe lite }ise bet. tbi BON oibfte. at
bet foruben at uere en- gfpbeb for
Wmerifanerne osiaa oilbe uere en-
perbifulo Dplpsnins for Spanien.
8el1er lite 5rebas o. 2srbos Dor
ber noaen 9epbeber of Betpbnine.
Men bet foo ub, fom ON Spanierne
par ueb goot Moo. % mon tror,
bette tiloels fommer Of. at be lite
faor nibe @anbbeben.
| 5reoag meboelte 9a9blabene, al
@upernpren 8ropinien Santiaso
pan Cuba. Senor @apiles. bapbe ub.
talt fplsenbe ct Snteruietp. oer blet
ofentlis9iort | ct ipanf Blao ben
8be Mat:
rspauien bar 100000 resulert
chopper % 5riuipil1ise, og ri tiem'
PET paa uor e9en 9aano. Sc af o.
iom CT fra @panien. er pant met
R!imatet, % ri er beRptteoe. Ser
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-25

WEATHER BUREAUOF U, S.
Department IF Agriculture, Climate
and Crop Bulletin for ben uee, iom
el1ote meo Nanoae % Rat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18

publican colleague for Senator Elilns Is
not . mere possibility. but certainty.
unless the people Of the state conclude
to reverse their verdict rendered twice
whom they lined themselves up agains.
free trade and free Ieilv.r. and there Is
no evidence that they intend to do so,
despite the cialms OF Bryanite leaders.
who are talking loud and long to cover
UP the hopelessly disorganlzed condition
OF their own ranks, and the faetional
warfare on lines involving national Is
sues in which they are engaged.
In the three utates mentioned by the
Press Republicans were deprived OF their
senators after they had won the cleo.
ton, and. Of course. unusual intercs.
will be taken in the coming campaigns.
in which It Is hoped they will correct
their blunders, but In Yves. Virginia II
means distinct gain OF a Republican
senator, Il Republican legislature is
elected. This will give the campaign In
this state an interest in the eyes OF the
country Of no less Importance than that
attached TO the election in other ctates.
On the great national issues there has
been no reversal Of sentiment, and,
whatever personal rlvalrIes there may
be between candidates for senator the
party Is as united on vital questions OF
national import as It was In 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18

Washington Star:A group OF southern
ers In the lobby Of the Ebbitt were
laughing loud and long last night over
an incident that happened at the white
house Monday. The Incident, which
really happened. was regarding a visit.
Of man who didn't want Office him
self, but who called on the President to
protest against the appointment Of a
man to judgeship.
"Mr President" said the protesting
party. 1T trust you Will not give this
man n place on the bench. He is car
pet Dagger. and has only lived in our
state little over a year. Worse still,
he Is ignorant OF the law. Why. Mr..
President, he doesn't know the differ
ence between livery OF seizure and a
livery stable. For heavens sake don't
inllct him upon US"
But" replied Major Mckinley. "th!s
gentleman Is highly endorsed by Senator
and his colleague, Senator -.
They say he Is n good lawyer and would
make a good Judge"
Yes, Mr.. President, know they do,
but 1t is because he moved out OF their
state. If he was still there they would
MT ndorse him for justice Of the peace"
The President smiled at the earnest
ness OF the man who was not wanting
place for himself. Not far from where
the President ard the earnest man sat
were two senators Of the United States.
They were the same who had signed the
papers OF the carpet Dagger. They had
heard the whole conversation. Whether
It amused them or whether they were
angry cannot here be told, but they i'm
medlately left the room, and the Prcsi-
dent continued to listen to reasons why
he ought not TO make the appointment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18

"oh," said the Girl in the Russian
blouse with d relieved look as the maid
admitted Howell Van Rensselaer, Glib
bon, at 10 you, Is Il? ! thought X was
Jack Kirbystone-he was coming over TO
sing mo his new song"
"Why do women always imagine the
worst?" unused Howell 10 reply.
Because" said the sirl. "sasely. ut
Is 60 much nicer to be disappointed that
way than the other way"
Howell regarded her admiringly. You
mean well, have no Doubt" he admit
ted, "but you are much too vague-you
have been reading Meredith again. You
shouldnt--only girls with long noses ana
little gray eyes set close together should
do that, because II they do get wrinkles
II doesn't matter. But really. now
women must be naturally pessimlst!c,
for l never knew one who didn't jump
at the wrong side OF n possibility with a
willingness positively appalling. There
~ my mother, for instance
Don't forget you mother boys"
hummed the girl, repraachfully.
"She Ia one Of those dear feminine
creatures whose views are as impractl-
cal as chiffon sunshade Is useful.
Whenever father Is late for dinner she
can't see why he isn't stretched out on a
cold slab at the morguc being stared at
by weeping women In search OF lost and
straycd relatives and wants q cab right
away 10 join the procession. II one Of
US has headache after dinner Il Is re.
vealed to her In flash that the Tnush-
rooms were really toadstools In disguise
and she always knew It would happen.
She has deadly fear OF messenger
boys and kilograms and tonight when
the maid answered the boor bell and
brought father a telegram mother jump
ed up from her chair. spilled the cream
and began to cry.
"'oh, don't open It. she sobbed.
Mothers dead-I know she Is, ] know
she's dead! oh! Oh! George. open It
quick!' We sat scared and stiff waiting
for the fatal words to fall from fathers
lips. He opened the telegram and read:
Ship six gross OF teakettles by fast
freight as soon as possible You see, 1t
was from one OF his customers out In
Iowa or some other foreign part and as
no one was at the office the boy had been
sent to the house. And now mother
won't speak to US. That's always the
way with woman--if her five-year-old
son gets lost she'll cry her eyes out In
terror while she searches and when she
finds him safe and sound she veers
round and spanks him."
The girl sat looking at him solemnly.
Howell" she said at last, "can you tell
me why when man puts on derby
hat and gets 1t settled to his satisfaction
he always puts his hand back and gives
It one extra jerk? He is as certain to do
1t as dog. after It has settled itself to
so to sleep. is sure to arise and turn
around once more"
81 can't" murmured Howell
Then don't wonder about women's.
ways" said the girl grandly.- Chicago
News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18

There is an old-time superstition that
when death occurs In family where bees
are kept they must be told OF II or they
will desert their hives and stores and seek
n new home. The following beautiful
poem Is founded upon this tradition:
TELLING THE BEES.
Out OF the house where the slumberer lay,
Grandfather came one summer day,
And under the pleasant orchard trees
He spake this wise 10 tho murmurinG
= bees: 80
"The clover-bloom that kissed her feet
And the pos!e-bcd where she used to
play
Have honey store, but none so sweet
As ere our little one went away.
O bees, sing soft, and, bees. sing low;
For she Is gone who loved you So"
"A wonder fell on the listening bees.
Under those pleasant orchard trees.
And In their toll that summer day
Ever their murmuring seemed to say:
Child, o child. the grass Is cool.
And the poscs are waking to hear the
song
or the bird that swings by the shaded
Waiting for one that tarrleth long"
Twas so they called to the little ono then,
AS II to call her back again.
o gentle bees, have come to say
That grandfather fell asleep to-day.
And We know by the smile on grandfath-
He has found his dear ones bldIng place.
As over the honey fields you sweep
To the trees ahloom and the flowers
ALLOW
Sing OF grandfather fast asleep:
And ever beneath these orchard trees
Find cheer and shelter. gentle bees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18
shoulh Include we.t ylrrInI.,

The Philadelphia Press is not wholly
right when It says that the choice Of
legislatures this year and the subse-
quent elections OF United States senators
in Delaware, Oregon and North Dekota
< will be followed with the most interest.
because three more Republican votes IN
the senate depend upon the result. The
Press should have included West Vir-
ginia, n state which has gone over
%helmingly Republican In the last two
elections. and the legislature OF which,
to be elected next fall. will choose sue
cessor to the present Democratic sena-
tor, Mr.. Faulkner. This will mean. pro-
vldins the Republicans do what they
have done In the selection OF the las.
two legislatures. carry the state, one
more Republican gain in the senate.
y We are giving away no secret to the
Z Press when VIC inform It that this Is Ius,
what the Republicans OF West Virginia
hope and expect 10 accomplish. A Re-
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.Milligan, Wilkin & Co.
MUSIC STANDS !. ss0o.
IRoNlcAL IFS.

II fool keeps his mouth shut he can
pass for n weather prophet
II girl Is pretty and unable to mar
~ she Is a1natchless beauty.
II a man tries to teach a pretty girl
to ride a wheel he has good, steady
job.
II men are always judged by their
company, It's pretty rough on some men
who are alone.
II a man would have an untarnished
name he should keep his doorplate well
polished.
II 1t wasn't for the lynchlnss occa-
slonally there would be more trials in
this world.
II you want 10 get onto the latest
wrinkles In clothes sit on the tails OF n
damp coat.
II all the good had not died Foung
there would be lot OF cranky old peo-
pie on earth to-day.
II you intend to drown yourself. al
ways remove your clothing. 1t may At
your wife's second husband.
II you would enjoy your food be
good fumo.ed. An angry man doesn't
know whether he Is eating boiled cab
bage or stewed umbrellas.-Chicago
Daily News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18
Recent Charters Issued.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntellgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. IL
Secretary OF State Dawson has issued
the following charters here:
To Gettysburg Art Exhibition Com
pany, of Charleston. ". Va, with a cap
ital Of $500 and the privilege Of increas-
ing the same to $4,000. The incorpora-
tors are all Charleston people.
To Pilgrim Mineral Springs Company,
Of Charleston, W. Va, with subscribed
capital OF 100000. The parties are all
Massachusetts people.
To the Columbia Company, OF Boston,
Mass, with q capital OF $500 and the
privilege Of increasing the same to $780,
600. The principal office is located at
Charleston, W. Va. The parties COM
posing the company are all Massachu-
sets and New jersey people.
To the United States Of Columbia
Mahogany Company, of New Bedford,
Mass, with 4 capital OF $50 and they
have the privilege Of increasing the same
to $4,000. The shares are SIS each and
are held by Massachusetts, and New
York people.
To Ammonia Manufacturing Com
pany. OF Boston, Mass. with capital
of $500 and they have the privilege of In
creaSinS the same to $3.50, 600. The shares
are are 800 each and are held by Bos-
ton parties. N
To the Bristol Ice Manufacturing
Company, Of Fall River, Mass, with q
capital Of Of $500 and the privilege OF in
creasing the same to 100000 The
shares are all held by Boston parties and
are 500 each.
To Boston Gold Mining Company, Of
Boston, Mass, with q capital of $50 and
the privilege of increasing the same TO
100000. The stock is all held by Bos-
ton parties.
The International Lumber Mining and
Manufacturing Company. OF Harper's
Ferry, W. Va. with capital OF $1,000
and the privilege Of increasing the same
to 100000. The shares are 81 each and
are held by New York people.
To The Bowling Green Canning Com.
pany. OF Bowling Green, Ohio, with
capital Of $1,000 and they have the privi-.
lcge OF increasing the same to $1,000. The
stock Is held by Bowling Green people
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18

The Secretary of the Navy has de-
manded more battlcshIps. and there can
be no doubt that Congress vii consider
his recommendations Protection is
what our seaports require, and rortin-
cations will not adequately supply this.
Defense again all disorders of the mall
arlal type Is. however. adequately az
forded by Eostetters Stomach BItters.
an efficient remedy. also, for constipu-
ton. b!liousness, rheumatism and ner-
NOuSneSH. ~ i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. !"
1t Is a great surprise on account Of its
exceeding promptne5s In relieving pain
in bladder kidneys and back, In male
or female. Relieves retention almos.
Immediately. II you want quick relief
and cure, this is the remedy. Sold by
II. H List. Druggist. Wheeling. W. Va.
- -L----- Z. fhkCa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18

1t is stated that chauncey Depew's af-
speaking consumes 50 much
time that 1t interferes with his duties as
q railroad president. That settles II.
There is but one thing for Mr., Depew to
do. and that is to give up the railroad
business. VIVA. Is the $4,000 a year Job
10 him. compared with the fun he has as
a nat.nrnndlnl orator? WV \.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18
Beware of ointmcnis for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury


as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar
ticles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physl-
clans, as the damage they will do is ten
fold TO the good You can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
featured by T. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo.
O., contains no mercury. and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine It Is taken
internally, and made In Toledo Ohio,
by f. j. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bot
tie. 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18
A Good Time to Reflect.

While The Popocratlc press, along with
the press OF all other parties In the coun-
try. Is In a state Of indignation over the
insulting references to President McIiin-
ley In the De LONE letter, It Is q good
time for the Popocratic editors to re-
fleet that they are not free themselves
from tho charge of applying epithets
and insults to the President. While
they are 60 Justly indignant over insult
Ing terms used by a foreign diplomat It
would seem more consistent II they
could discuss the Presidents acts or
critlcisc the policies OF his administra-
ton without indulsing in personal abuse
Of a far more offensive character than
that contained In De Lome's letter.
An American partisan newspaper that
steadily applies BlllIngsgate abuse to
the President Of the United States, can
not expect its denunciations of foreign
citizen for writing similar sentiments to
be taken as sincere expressions. al
though they properly reflect the sentl-
ment Of the American people. 1t Is
neither patriotic nor sincere for an
American newspaper to expect OF for
eigners q personal respec. for the high
character OF our chief executive which
1t does not itself show In Its editorial
comments.
We have no reference to legitimate
criticisms by this class OF newspapers
Of public acts and administration poll
cies, but to the personal abuse which
tends not only to prejudice the public
mind against the man, but to create In
the minds OF foreigners the impression
that he is morally unworthy Of the POSI-
ton in which the srea. American people
have placed him.
We believe that. for the most part. the
indignation expressed concerning the Dc
LONE incident by the Popocratic press
Is inspired by national pride. but we
cannot see the consistency in drawing
the line at even a foreign diplomat prl-
vately using language which these same
indignant partisan journals themselves
use in referring to President Mckinley,
and thus set the bad example.
Newspapers that habitually refer to
President Mckinley as the humbug in
the white house." Mark Hanna's tool"
and apply to him other unwarrantcd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18

Tho Ohio River railroad will sell tour
LIST tlckctst from Wheeling to Mexico City
ana return at rate of $3.50. Tickets on
sale daily. good TO return nine months
from date OF sale. Double berth In
sleeper from Cincinnati to Mexico CITY
md return $500. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18

penses II. as they claim, there 10 no pros.
perlsy7 AS q rule the peopls are not
inclined to spend theirscarnlngs to see
themselves dramatically pictured as
starving to death. I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-18

One effect Of the Maine disaster Is
noted by Washington correspondent.
who says that congressman were go
paralyzed and confused by the news on
Wednesday that not single lingo reso-
luton was introduced. All felt the
gravity OF the situation and realized the
necessity of rcfrain!ng from doing any
thing, in the absence of actual facts
concerning the circumstances, that
might prove unnecessarily !nnamma-
tory. It Is regrettable that Il tool! a
horror to bring few irrcpressibles to
the point of discretion.
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Challerging.-His Lordship-Prlson.
or, you have the right of challenging
any Of the jury II you desire to do 20.
Prisoncr-RtGht y'arc, guv'nor. I'll
fight that little -whiskcred b!oke
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An exchange remarks that. since IT
would be an International dlscour,esy
and somewhat slangy to say his name
Is Mud" we are at least not barred from
spelling It dc Loan"
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81 want to DO an angel"
The happy lover SANG,
And from above her father'slrolce
In angry accents rang:
you want to be an angel
Oh. great Jehusnphat!
Well, I'll convert you into one.
II you don't let up on thatw
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