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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28
AFTNE MEETING

FIsId by TriadsIphiR DlStrist Republicans
At SalbeFt,s Garden last NiEht-Slr. Cur
tis Aroused EmthusiasHi.
One OF the best meetings ever held In
the pavilion at sciber;'s Garden, was
held by Triadelphln district Republic
cans last night. There was enthusiasm
to burn, though the Register, as usual
viii have frost" In this mornings ac-
count Of the rally. Speeches were made
by Hon. II. W. Harmer, OF clRrksburg;
Mr. IA. H. willis, of GIenvllle; Hon. w.
II G. curtis, Of West Liberty; Messrs.
Harry ". McLure and c. II. Hsnnins'
OF this city, and Mr.. John Arbenz,, IT,,
OF Pleasant Valley.
seiberts pavilion is an ideal place for
tmeetinEs, and It was decorated IN great
Tbape last night by Colonel "CharleY"
seIbert. The roaring IRE in q large
Etove was quite inviting on a chilly
niFht. and the meeting was a fine ono
IN All respects. II YVES called to order oy
Mr.. Fred c. Babe. Republican commit,
tecSnan for Triadelphla district anu
County Clerk Richard Robertson was
voted to the chair.
The conduct OF the war WllSl upr,S -,,'
20 furnish a straw for the drowhlns
Democrats TO grasp at. was HiVen que
attention BY all the speakers. and iie-
publlcans are only too Willing TO dls-
GUS Il, fer az Mr.. Wills inquired. u the
Democrats intend 10 chnTBc the Repup-
iicans with miserisS OF the war theS
should also give the Republicans Ehe
llorles no well. But. the speakers ~
listed. the war was American. not lso-
publican OF Democratic.
The principal speakers SchCdulta
mere MesBrA. ArbenE, willis and Hnr-
RnAr, but none spoke ut length, una
when they concluded there were crlea
for Harry Mcclure, who was ia the aa-
dlence. Mr. Mcclure opened by telling
q good story on Homer Smith. md the
elm trea near the Baltimore & Ohio
ornsaing IN Elm Grows after which he
epoke with much force md eloquoncc 10
6dEport OF Captain DoVtner, Senator
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ADJUSTMENTS.

This evening, at the Opera Houss.NF
creston Clarke and Miss Adelaide
Prince, supported BY an excellent COM
pany, viii open two days engage
ment, and the advance sale indicates
that they win be greeted by large audi
ences. That the engagement Will be
the occasion Of three dramatic treats
goes without saying. Mr.. Clarke ap-
psared here last season and made de-
clded hit. To-night's bill 10 1.-THE Mar
BILE Heart" Saturday afternoon Rug
Bias" will be given, and on Saturday
evening, 1.-The Last OF His Race
1.-THE BURGLAR"
Large and well pleased audiences cou-
tinue to be.the rule at che Grand, dur
ing the engagement Of the Irene Myers
Comedy Company. Last night and at to-
days matinee. the bill will be the
thrilling meIodrama, American Born"
Those who admire the personality and
action OF .Iittle Irene, will gladly avail
themselves OF the opportunity to see her
in the greatest character ever written
for a child, that OF Edith in 1.-THE
Burglar" this evening.
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than better. In consulting Mrs. Pink
ham 10 hesitation need be felt, the
story is told to = woman and is wholly
confidential. Mrs. Pinlsham's address
Is Lynn, Mass, she offers sick women
her advice without charge.
Her intimate knowledge Of women'S
troubles makes her letter Of advice .
wellspring Of hope, and her vide expert.
ence and skill point the way to health.
"Isuffered with ovarian trouble FOR
seven years, and no doctor knew what
was the matter with me. / had spells
which would last for two days ormore.
/ thought 1 would try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. / have.
taken seven bottles Of It, and am en-
tirely cured. '-MRs. JOHN FOREMAN, 20
n. Woodbury. Ave, Baltimore, Md.
The above letter from Mrs. Foreman
Is only one of thousands.
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blem of Constancv," By Mrs Williams
and Mr.. Emerson, was the gem OF the
evening, The Misses Spell displayed
rare proficiency on the plano.
Supper was served at midnight by
the Arion's cnterer, after which the hal!
was cleared for dancing. The Newport
march. a new feature was nicely exc
cuted, II was led by Messrs. Aug, l.
Schneider and Ed. Fl. Vaas, OF the dane
ing committee. Other members OF the
committee were: Messrs. Jacques Front
carl Lang, Harry Ritter, Louis Laue,
victor Weiss and Will Loefiier.
Throughout the evening there, were
games OF chess, dominoes, etc, al pro-
ductIye OF keen enjoyment, and the
function in all details was very sue
cessful.
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WHEELING IN 1900
Tn. NatIohal Creation society to Meet in
This City.

rbs NstiohaI Croation society to Meet in
This City.
The wheeling and Benwood delegates
to the meeting of the National croatian
society, which met In Chicago from oe-
tober nth to the 25th, have returned
home and are loud in their praises OF the
treatment they received. The delegates
were: John Lublc, Joseph Lubic and
Joseph Balr!k, of BenwoOd, and Mich
ael Agnic, OF Wheeling. h.
A very successful meeting was held,
and wheeling was chosen as the meeting
place In october, 1900. Mr.. John Lube
was reelected president for the NTH
successive term, which is 3 tribute TO ME
abilities. His son, Joseph Lublc, former
ly financial secretary, was elected 20
serve on the finance committee. The
society numbers 5000 members, many OF
whom live in Pennsylvania, that state
sending fifty Of the 1853 delegates.
Among the business transacted was tne
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Hon. Lorenzo Danford passed through
Bridgeport yesterday, on his way home
TO st. clairsvEle. from a campaign trip
in Carroll county The captain is noted
MS a shrew political prognosticator. and
he sized up the present situation as ali
right for the Republican ticket. The
great majority OF the Republican vo-
Is made up OF men who ara Republl-
cans from principle and not from per-
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James Baird, one OF the Democratic
candidates for house OF deleEateg. was
the only legislative candidate in the
county who did not reply to the ques-
lions sent out recently by the Ohio Val
10y Trades & Labor Assembly, as to
their position on labor matters. The re-
piles OF the others were published Mon
day murnlng. Mr.. Baird's reply was
printed In Tuesdays Register A copy
was sent to this paper by Mr.. Baird, but
wua not received until after It's appear
unce Il. the Democratic organ, so II is
not EecS dry TO print II this morning.
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Mr.. Lansy and lady. The excitement
then rose to fever heat, and Officers
schrader and Zimmerman were kept
busy. Fortunately no razors were
drawn. Colonel Shank had lots Of friends
In the house, but after an hours walk,
ne had to surrender the laurels TO Col.
Lansy and partner. The cake was pre-
sented by the colonel to his dusly part
ner amid great applause. The. victory
was deserved.
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sonai interests. II e. Of course. iHpoe-
slble for q man IN pubic once 70 pleaSe-
every one in the faithful. conscientious
discharge OF his public duties. zone
peg VIII not III a dozen holes" Belmont
county Is safely Republican By a normal
oK-year majority OF 500 10 1000.
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RnnI,Isn,, Arnlca salrr.

The best salys, IN the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands.
ChiIlblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pa required. II Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by 10.
gan Drug Co.
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THE sEKwoOC MEETING

WIN be Addressed by Congressman Dow
ener and Governor Atkinson.
Indications point 10 rousIng meeting
Of Benwood Republicans, at the Mar
shall county mill town tomorrow night.
The Democrats hold a meeting also,hav-
ing flunked out of the Joint debate pro-
position.
The speakers at the Republican meet
ing will be Congressman Dovener and
Governor Atkinson. and the meeting will
be held at Dolan's hall. The Republl-
can committee will probably engage n
brass band FOR the occasion. and the hall
will seat z large crowd. The back down
''Jack" Blair made through mis- man
ayers, and the lame excuses offered for
Il. have conspired TO iEfuSe added inter
est in the meeting. The meeting is call
ed fur G:30.
The list OF vice presidents selected yes
terday Is as follows:
Josiah Sinclair. Louis Murray
August Schnd' JOhn w; JOINS
John y. James, Robert Shoup,
VIM, Schad, John n. Manley,
Pnui Riedel, VIA. Whitemnn,
Harry Stewart, Robert Coates,
John w, Leach, j. l.. AcMechGn.
Iohn Newton, Isaiah Stevens,
EdW. Newton. ST., Squire o. A. Lacey,
James Gcrnghty, VIM. Hall,
ThOs r. Garrett, John Lube,
Mayor Thos. Shep-9. r. Tarey 49,.
ard, Squire Henry hiddlc,
Albert Serig, or. N. A. Bowler,
]. n. ROseberry, lnmeN GLIB,
3. II. ScRbriRht, Paul Ricdel.
Samuel WEIGH,
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PM ADELpH1Ns GREAT PEACE PARADE.
~ a >. r. s.... n..a. 1ae.. s.g.sn =. ganeapa.

raising Of the death benefit from $500 to
5000. The Benwood and Wheeling lodges
will attemp: to raise enough funds to
build hall In Benwood, befsre the 1900
meeting
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CONSULTING A WOMAN.
Mrs.. Pinkham's Advice Inspires
Confidence and Hope.

Examination by male physician Is
q hard trial to 3 delieately organized
woman.
She puts It on as long as she dare,
and is only driven TO Il by fear Of cam
Ger, polypus, or some dreadful i'll.
Most frequently such a woman leaves
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NOW WERE POSTED
Aud Know that the Democrats
have no Faith inthe
ABILITY OF TIBIR CANDIDATE

FOR coNclBss- CHAIRMAN POST
DECLINES TO ALLOW NR. BLAIR
no Meet CAPTAIN DovENElr IN
JOINT DEBATE AT BENwooD
1o-SioRRow NIGHT = IT'S A
BACK own THAT CANNOT BUT
Mako THE AvDRAGp DEMO
CHAT FEEL Discussed.
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.AsE BALL GOODS.

Hammoekg, Croquci, War. Maps ana
Novelties Pittsburgh Dispatch, CONNER
clnl Gazette. Post, Tuned. Cincinnati Eh-
Quirer, Commercial Tribune, Now 1 ~,
and other leading dailies, Magazines s'A'
tionery, Gospel Hymns.
Z. II. oU1MBN.,
1914 Market Street.
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rHE KINa,s DAUGHTERS
OF the Fourth Street Church WIN Give
A Social Thls Evening.

OF the Fourth Street Church VIII Give
a Social This Evening.
This evening at the Fourth Street NJ.
e. church, the Kings Daughters circle
OF this church, will give social ana
concert, between the hours OF 1880 and
10. The following musical programme
WIN be given, beginning at o'clock:
instrumental ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Bessie Kyle. Mrs. s. Whitoside
Vocal solo........,...::M Mrs; Jesse n motifs
Vocal Solo............Mlss Harriet Dalzel
Recitation. MISS Sue JOiilps
Vocal Solo......,.... Mrs, Martha Whitaker
Mrs. Anna Lang Bohlen
Vocal Solo. Miss Margaret Hnryey
Vocal Suio,....".....,.,....M MIS-, Leon tSleo
Vocal Solo.......,,.Mrs, Martha Whitaker
The accompanies will be Mrs. Rio
ardo Rlcci, Mrs. Anna Lang Behien,
Miss Lulu Hicks and Miss Sue Cald-
well. Mrs. Rlccl has kindly consented
TO accompany her pupils who take part.
DOLLAR Foster Patent Kid Gloves 50
cents At THE BON TON.
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Senator Elklns' speech will be largely
devoted to a review OF what has been
accomplished by the administration Of
President Mckinley, Including tartd
legislation, the conduct OF the war, the
Improvement In the condition OF indus.
tries and farmers, etc., apd should not
he missed,
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GLASS COMPANY.
Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed. a stakeholder In the North Whcei,
ing Glass Company, a corporation Formed
under chapter 81 OF the Code OF West VIZ
EiniR. at u special meeting OF tho stock
holders OF said company, 20 be held on
the Sth day OF November, A, D. lSsS COM
clpal Office and place OF business OF salu
company, at the foot OF Third street, ~
the city OF Wheeling. West Virginia, VIZ
offer and move tho adoption OF the Ier
lowing resolutions:
Resolved. That the number OF shares OF
the capital stock OF this corporation, in9
North Wheeling Giass Company, be Ahu
tho same Is hereby Increased from nse
hundred shares, OF the par value OF onS
hundred dollars each, 10 six hundred ai,u
sevcnty-four shares. OF the like par value,
making an Increase OF cald capital stoyh
OF from nifty thousand dollars TO sky
ocgl-f Il, j. PARK.
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SOCIETY.

The leading society event Of the sea-
son in st. clairsyIlle. was the marriage
yesterday of DR.. John W. shaffer. OF
sandusIxy. Ohio. and Miss Bertha E.
Hunt, only daughter of Colonel and Mrs.
II. A. Hunt. The wedding was a home
eaair ana was Witnessed by about 100
invited guests. Exactly at noon the
strains of the wedding march announced
the approach OF the bridal parry. and as
The clock ceased striking the hour the
ceremony was pronounced by Rev. DR.,
Secust, Of the NJ. q. church.
The attendants we're Misses Lillian
Lewis and Edna Judklns. Of Barnes
vile, Ohio; Miss Ida Updegra6, OF
wheeling; Misses Nellie JepsOn, Bess
Hewetson and Ina TallmAn, Of st.
Cialrsville, and Messrs. Harrison Troll.
John P. Frasier, Clyde Darrah, Albert
Kennon and W. 7. Hewetsun, OF ST.
clairsville, and Van Dorm Sutton. Of
Wheeling.
After The ceremony the guests sat
down to an elegant wedding breakfast.
Dr., and Mrs. Shaffer left on the 2:40
train for their future home in Sandusky,
Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. ShafEer are both gradu-
ates Of the Ohio Medical University, and
It was there the attachment was formed
that terminated to-day in marriage
The bride Is widely known as one OF St
Clairsvllles falrest daughters.
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The Kings Daughters Of the Second
Presbyterian church win give a HalloW-
cen party, Monday evening, Of the
church, and It will prove enjoyable Tor
nil who attend. E
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This condi.
ton Of the
minddestroys
tho effect of
advice; and
she grows
rBoNnn RafhnR
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GENERAL NOTICES.

or INTENTION TO OFFER
N A RESOLUTION FOR AN IN,
CREASE IN THE NUMBER Es
or THE NORTH WHEELING
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Yesterday evening, at the home OF
the groom, on Front street, Island, oc-
CURED the wedding in which Mt. Hem
ry NJ. Russell and Mrs. Annie Heiskeil
Burke were the principals. The cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev.
d. A. Cunningham, D. D., pastor OF rne
First Presbyterian church, was WIT
messed by a small number Of the
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell. Both
are we'll known people, and have the
hearty congratulations OF their many
friends.
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The Arlon's opening Of the season OF
1888 90 last night was exceptionally
good from every viewpoint, and was
attended by nearly the entire member
ship OF the society and their family
friends. The soclety's hall, at the cor
ner OF Twentieth and Main streets, has
recently been painted and decorated
Throughout, and the effect was enhanc-
ed by prOfuse displays Of flowers and
brilliant Nominations.
The opening was marked by an ex-
ceIlent concert, followed by dancing.
The concert programme contained Sc
lectIons by the Opera House orchestra
and the Arion's singing section. under
me direction Of Prot. H. N. SchocSey.
The sololsts we're: Vocal, Mrs. Flora
Williams and Mr.. s. Emerson; instru-
mental, Misses Amanda and Ida Spell.
The duet for soprano and tenor, Elm
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a physicians Office
where she has un-
dergone a critical
examination with
animpression, more
or less, Of diseOur-
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DOLLAR Foster Patent Kid Gloves 50
cents at THE BON TON.
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{ Frequently such q woman leaves
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-02-15
Island of Kauai.
Tax ONCE. Fourth Division.

Tax Office, Fourth Division,
December 81, 1897.
The following list Of Delinquent
Taxpayers. is hereby published as re-
quired by law, and comprises the De-
linquent Taxes for the Fourth Division
and Districts as indicated, including
Real Estate, Personal Property, Car
riages. Carts and Drays, Dogs and Per-
sonal Taxes assessed and remaining
unpaid for 1897, with 10 per cent. pen
alties and the cost for advertising as
the law provides.
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Delinquent Tax List, 1897.
MAUI, MOLOKAI AND LANAI.
MAUI. MoLoKAI AND LANAI.

IN accordance with Section IS, Act
Il, Session Laws OF 1856, publish the
following List q the Delinquent Taxes
and Taxpayers as in the Tax Lists OF
this Division. together with the
amounts and penalties due
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1 certify that the foregoing is a cor
rect list Of Taxes remaining unpaid in
the Second Taxation Division, to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
(Signed) c. H. DICKEY,
Assessor End Division.
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THE ROuNTy LAW.
ASewey VIII Need Lawyer TO &c,
His Money. Perhaps.

tihiru Edition.
New York, May n.--A dispatch to the
Times from Washington says. ADMIRAL
Dewey and his men will need advocates one
OF these days to secure for them the bounty
they have earned by the destruction of the
Spanish fleet at Manila,
The law OF 1864 urder which they have
acquired title to bounty has been 80 long
In disuse in the navy department that rome
OF the law Officers remembered IL until
their attention was directed to IT, 1t was
passed in order to stimulate the destgue-
tion OF Southern property during the civil
war, but the law department of the navy
has not come across any Instances OF its
application.
Just how II is TO be enforced does not
occur TO the department, but it Is likely
mat when the matter is taken up the sec
retary Of the navy win put tho facts 10
eonsrsss snd that an appropriation viii be-
made e ra'et the expenditure on accoun,
= the bounty fund.
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CONTRACT FOR BREAD.
Ni~ty Thousand Lonvcs a Dny vii
lie Needed.
Third EditionD

Third EditionD
81, Louis May 1.-The Quartermaster' s
department Of the army Is negotiating with
bakers of this city to furnish &C. 900 loaves
of bread day to the government forces
enoamped a, the various places throughout
the South.
Three propositions are under considera
ton
That the bakers build plans at Chicka-
manga Park with capacity of 90, 900
leaves day, and furnish bread TO the
army at the market price.
Another is that the bakers turn the bread
out OF their ovens in this city and ahip It
10 the army at Chickamaura, Tampa. Mo
bile and elsewhere.
Tho third is that the bakers nuke the
bread here and deliver II to the trains all
responsibility for It's prompt delivery TO the
army to ond when the bread is turned over
10 the railroad or express company.
The last proposition was made by The
bakers as q compromise between the pro-
posals made by the governments represen
tatiNes,
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CIGARETTES Tun CAUSE.
Rens"" for the Large Percentages OF
reflections.

Nei"efinnS.
Third Edition.)
Washington, May 1.-THE large numbnr
OF reflections of volunteers has caused much
comment in the army medical corus How
ever the physicians who have conductod
the examinations say that outside of tho
ranks of cigarette smokers there arc e,,.,
rover reflections than there were In the
days OF tho civil war. Among habltuol
users of the cigarette The reflections aro
about 90 cent cent
Dir BENJAMIN King of philadelnhtn ,vho
acted rs an examining sturgeon during 1861
eS In New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, SAYS that the average reflections
curing these years did not exceed IL psr
cent. He attributes the large increase al-
most entirely 10 the cigarette habit
have been inspecting the papers IN n
number of cases under the present recruit.
ing act" said Dr. King land observe
that most Of the men who failed ia pass
tho medical examination have weak hearts
or lack the vitality necessary to make A
good soldier
had expected that the percentage ~
relections would he greater now than In
'soi' nut | did not dream that It would h,
almost Three times as great The examin-
ing physicians with whom have talked
nave generally told me thst The excess ~
relec'lous Is due TO the large number of
young men applying for enlistment VII,
rave become victims OF the cigarette
habit
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Resisting An Attack
WHAT 1T MEANS TO FIGHT
AN ENEMY NOWADAYS.
MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHODS

VIZ we are involved In a war with Spain
or a foreign nation in the immediate future
the best authorities believe that the battles
will be fought at long range, whether on
sea or land. Boarding the enemies ships
muz2le is done away with The modern
science OF war is altogether different from
the old fashioned methods. Hand 10 hand
encounters with the cutlass or the bayonet
was the old way. Now the guns and NOR
tars of our batteries on land and sea Will
destroy an enemy two miles or seven miles
distant. parallel to these modern meth
ODDS in- the science Of war Is the modern