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THE INTELLlGENCER,
WHEELING, April. ., 1908.
War Practically Certain.

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The great crisis which has been pend
ing for several days past has reached It's
most acute stage at last, and yesterday
the developments in the contest OF d!plo-
macy between Madrid and Washington
were OF the graves. character. At this
writing It seems impossible that war,
with all its terrible meaning and conse-
auenees a be averted. The country
seems settled down to that conviction,
and the mel at the head OF affairs. from
the President down, in this country,
have apparently ceased to believe that
IN other settlement of the questions
involved Is now possible.
The President has made e ndble diplo-
matte effort to honorably avert the cal
amity OF a war. and to bring Spain to
terms that would NEAR the freedom of
Cuba and the restoration OF peace and
prosperity TO that stricken country. as
well as TO satisfy the homer OF the
United States in It's Just claims, but for
reasons that are well known Spain has
seen At to reject these efforts, and mus.
take the responsibility for and reap the
fruits OF the seed shs has herself sown.
Through it all the country has had
confidence in President Mckinley's
courage. wisdom and patriotism, and has
not beer disappointed. The historian of
the future will give him credit for hts
course, and now, he having apparently
exhausted every recours for peace with
honor. which was his frs: duty. the
people OF the country will find him equal
10 the emergency, and ready to share
with Congress the responsibility in the
heroic measures that may have TO be
taken. In the meantime, preparations
for this very state of affairs have been
going on enersetically, and the Execu-
tive has neglected no duty imposed upon
him by Congress when It expressed lis
confidence in him by voting him the
means OF defense.
It IS useless to discuss the various
phases OF the situation. The crisis has
arrived and the solution OF the question
will be made within the rext few days.
Whist the President will recommend in
the message he will send with the sub
mission OF the matter to Congress on
Monday is not definitely known, but GER
tatnly It will be calmly, wisely and
periodically considered. and the Ameri-
can people may safely trust to the future
for the vindicatlon OF whatever measure
results from 1t.
Patience, c~oolness, and a serious APP
probation OF what is involved in the ac-
ton Of Monday, and not passion and in
temperance. are the duties OF the hour
among all the people.
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A COUNTRY HOME
!. Not compi.,. withoa, /. Coed s,.si.
ti aud Ca vriaEe lIIousr.


This Ia the eighth OF a series, OF ten ar-
chltectural articles. written expressly for
the Saturday lntelllgcneer, for the benefit
OF those thinking OF building, These artI-
cles will be illustrated By. residences OF low
and moderate cost. and showing size and
arrangements OF rooms and the cost TO
Copyright 1885 by '~'shoppall's Modern
Houses Architects. (
Most OF the writer's OF sociological
questions give much attention to the
gradual drifting of the country popula-
ton towards tho cities. That the tide
has set In strongly In this direction 1t
is impossible to deny. The unexampled
growth OF our cities bear striking testi-
mony OF the fact, which also receives
confirmation from the dwindling OF VII.
lagos and hamlets, and the abandon-
ment OF once nourlshing farms, In this
recently published book Bishop Henry
Goldman Potter. of New York, who Is
always a keen and shrewd observer,
says In a paper which he has happily
called "The Rural Reinforcement OF
Cities" they drit, from the farm 10
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and the confusion of city life as long
as they could and then ran Off for a
vacation at some popular resort. OF
made a trip to Europe. But the delIgh,
OF English country house life gradually
gained recognition among Americans
and there has been n genuine effort t.
adopt something OF. the kind here. IL
the matter, OF building country homes
there have been many charming plans
for houses published. but little attention
has been given to that very important
feature, the stable. The accompanying
plans for a country stable would grace
any state and would not disfigure the
most picturesque landscape.
Description-General Dimensions
Width. 46 feet: depth, 81 feet.
Height Of first story, 10 feet: height of
loft, TO cellar boards, o feet, 6 inches.
Exterior Observation-Disclosures stone;
first story. all outside walls and roofs,
except roof over carriage room extern
sion. shingles; roof OF carriage room
extension, tin; chimney built OF field
stone.
Interior finlsh-Fl.st floor, two-inch
plank; loft floor, spruce; walls and
ceilings throughout first story, except
carrlage-room extension and COW stalls.
covered with narrow ceiling boards.
Mans room In loft, plastercd; studs and
ceiling beams exposed In carriage-room
extension.
Colors-All shinglings left natural for
weather stain; trim, including castings,
cornices, doors, etc., white.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS principal fea-
lures and accommodations are shown
by the floor plans: two rooms, Il feet. ,
inches by II feet G inches each, finished
In loft.
Cost-s3,9oo.s The estimate is based on
New York prices for material and Ia
Dor. In many sections OF the country
the cost should be less.
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lleve that tho Second congressional ais.

lleve that the Second congressional dis.
trlct OF West Virginia will 60 Democrats
ic this fall. They have no true pre-
misses from which to reason and there
fore their conclusions are illogical and
untrue. Tho times are too serious for
Democratic success. and they demand a
Republican In Congress. The Republic
AN party has W yet failed IN an ex-
tremity to meet occasions OF great pub
lie concern and 1t always meets them In
a manner that commands universal adj
mirntlon. 1t has always been equal 70 all
occasions, however serious. and In Or
der that the second district may do Its
duty 1t should send an able mar to Con-
gress. a man OF ability and force OF
character sufficient to represent her
varied interests.-Parsons Advocate.
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The difference between President Nc
Kinley and some of his would-be critics
Is that the President has a conscience
and realizes the terrible responsibility
that rests upon him in a matter that In
Wolves war with all its horrors and its
consequences, and has both courageous
" and periodically sought to avert It
without the sacrifice Of honor. while
some OF the critics. having none OF the
personal responsibility. have no appre-
citation of the position of the man who
has.
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l#f- NN-LH- f.-#"|H#. N".H
The action OF the French court OF ap-
peals in deciding that Zota shall not un-
dergo the sentence imposed upon him
for alleged libel In the Dreyfus matter.
shows that there is at least n court In
France that has some sense OF justce.
but II shows another popularity Of that
same Justice in affirming the verdict
and the sentence, but deciding that they
shall not be put into effect. This Is
virtually a pardon, but the question is
why, L the verdict and sentence were
Just, should they not be effective? The
old Scotch verdic. of guilty, but not
proven" might just as well have been
applied.
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THE Rev. w. II. Weaver, pastor OF
the U. 5. church, Dillsburs. Pa, recog-
nizes the value OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and does not hesitate to tell
others about 1t. II have used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy" he says, "and
find It an excellent medicine for colds,
coughs and hoarseness." So does every
ono who gives TIA trial. Sold by drug
ptsts EF
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GENERAL NOTES,

A million dollars a day Is now being
added to the gold In the United States.
the shipments from Europe and Austria
LA during the past sixteen days AMOUNT
Ing. In round numbers. to SIG, 900, 900.
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and that the 1n.elllEcncer has "a.

time, pnd that the 1ntelllgcnccr has re-
mained ''as dumb as m oyster, ever.
since its (thc Register'D editorial was
prlttcd two weeks ago, Is a confession.
that Il ID late with the news. and also
contains an untruth. The Intelllgsne.r
published some days ago the news OF the
attorney generals action. which was not
a cnse OF accepting the Registers ad.
vite?'at all, but was precisely what he
announced. in his statement OF his posi-.
tor, which the Register was crlucislnE.
thar he would dn IN the event OF Mr..
chllton settling his shortage. and this
was before the Register SO generously
rendered It's advice. In fact, tho Regis.
ier's advice came after Mr.. Rucker
stated TO the corporations that II the
state collected the money from Chiffon
the taxes would be returned 10 them,
and the l|ntelligeDeer brought out this
feature Of the ease In Its comments on
the course OF the administration, at the
time.
10 sum UP the whole thing In a nut.
shelll, the circular letter, which the Reg
lister quotes in support OF Its concelted
claim that Mr.. Rucker has accepted Its
advice precisely the course
MI. Rucker saldswould be pursued II
Chiffon settled up. In the statement
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Amidst wars alarms we have time to
pause to call the attention to the
weather man that the scheduled time for
the appearance OF spring is about here
and we do not wish to be overlooked in
the excitement OF the moment.
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Another evidence OF business Improve
ment comes to the surface In the un-
usual demands upon the treasury jus,
at present for minor coins. This state
ment comes especially from the middle
western states and IL looked upon by
treasury officials as a very encouraging
sign as to business activity In that Sec
tion-
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Distressing Kidney md Bladder dis.
case relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
1t Is a great surprise on account OF its
exceeding promptncss In relieving pain
In bladder kidneys and back. In male
or female. Relieves retention almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief
!. II. List. Druggist. Wheeling, W. Va.
thf&s
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ment comes especially from the middle
western states and Is looked upon by
treasury officials as a very encouraging
sign as to business activity In that Sec
ton. =
Railroad men who voted for Mckinley
and sound money In 1896 are reapIng the
benefits In increased railroad business
and earnings. The January and Febru-
airy reports OF the leading railroads OF
lied show an increase OF nearly twenty
per cent In earnings over the CORE
spending months of the preceding year
with n prospect OF further Improvements
In March.
One by one the strongest and most
highly respected men OF the Democratic
party are being driven out Of that or
g%anlZatlon by the rule or ruin" silver
element. Their latest victim Is Senator
Mills, OF Texas, who has been compelled
to abandon his candidacy for reelection
because of the adoption of a rule cxclud-
ing from the primaries all who refused
to support free silver In the last ma
tional campaign
1t was rather unkind OF those Angus
ia. Ca. people to announce the sale OF
their new bonds at three and one-half
'per cent interest just as Mr.. Bryan was
visiting the state to persuade the peo-
pie that the country needs more money,
even at the risk OF making 1t OF an UNI
certain value. 1t will be hard to con-
vince people that there Is a scarcity OF
money supply when cities are able 10
u their interest in half. as Is the case
with Augusta. whose recent sale OF
800. 900 worth Of bonds, bearing three
and one-half per cent interest, was
made for the purpose OF refundIng bonds
bearing seven per cent.
That the conditions OF manufacturing
industries have improved since the
adoption Of the Dingley law Is perhaps
not doubted by anybody, but IL Is at
least interesting to observe that the
failures in manufacturing lines have
fallen off very greatly since the adoption
OF that measure. The failures among
manufacturers in the first week OF
March, 1897. amounted 10 81, 0SS. 75S, while
those OF the first week of March, 1898,
under the Dingley law were only $780,
MA. The total failures in the United
States In the first week OF March, 1898,
amounted to sl,770,592, against s2.647, AIS
in the corresponding week OF lost year.
The agricultural department has just
presented some statistics bearing on the
improvement In prices Of farm products
during the last twelve months which are
extremely gratifying to the farmers Of
the country. They show an improve
ment In all lines of farm production and
estimate an increased valuation of
farmers products OF $500, 900, 900 over
the preceding year. The increase. in
farm stock alone is stated at s23G, 0Oo, 900.
The statistics from which the total re-
suits are complied show the improve
mcnt TO be well distributed over the
country. no state OF territory failing to
report decided increases In farm and
stock values.
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r. 1ST OF LETTERS REMAINING y
IL ,postotiicc at Wheeling. Ono ST.
~. W. Va. Saturday, April :. To ooL.
any OF the following the applicant nv
ask for advertised letters, giving da's 6
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Attorney. No. ISL.
Main street. mrai
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WHAT THE BACHELOR SAYS

Some men would be more Independent
II they recognized their wives as bellls-
erents.
keep the files off his neck by wasGins
his ears.
A woman will never believe anything
very bad about a man she has once wtp-
very bad about a man she has once seen
wiping his eyes in a pathetic play.
No mar is ready to get married until
he doesn't care how many times a week
he has the same kind OF meat for din
ner.
No ever really knows her hns-
band til she has heard him hunting in
the top bureau drawer for a clean hand
kcrclnef.
Nothing In the world Is so pathetic as
n girl who has made up her mind to re-
form some mar and first begins to doubt
whether he Is going to let her.-New
York Press.
To Conquer II lie Can. va
I'd like to sail the stormy flood
Upon an armored bark,
And spread the sea with Spanish blood
From morn TIL after dark.
But l am now too fat to slosh MI
The surf with brave men, Nj u.
And no I'll stay at home. bsosh.~
And battle with my pen. SSf
I'll write Of our Nebraska crops. rr
Tell farmers where to seed. ,EIs
And swlpe the unrepentant Pops
According to their need. ~
And let the ones who how for war
Bear arms 'gainst bleeding SPAIN
Sustain the Ma. and spill their gore
Upon the raging main.
Sa~fe-shcltered In my modest den.
Here let me sit and smile,
And strive to WELD the %trenchant pen
In military style.
Here. when the battle RACES hot,
From BeerslIeba to Dan. -
I'll cope with some tremendous thought, :
And conquer IL I can.
Nebraska State Journal.
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Many leading Democrats are trying to
work themselves up to the poinl to he
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ORDERED COMMITTED.
4 Commission Inquiries Into the Mental
Condition of Mrs. keigher.


Condition of Mrs. keigher.
Drs. Wells and Mcdonald yesterday
inquired into the mental condition of
Mrs. Addie j. Keigher and ordered her
committed to the ASYLUM. Judge
Clancy read the complaint to the
woman and then asked her: What do
you plead, guilty or not guilty."
Not guilty" she said.
She told the doctors that all there
was the matter with her was that she
could not sleep and her physician gave
her medicine which mad her foolish.
Then they look her to a hospital, she
said, that was nothing but a house of
i'll fame, where the beds were filthy and
the women wore low-necked dresses
and bare arms.
DIR. Hall testified hat he had been
called to see the woman bou a week
ago and she appeared to him then to
have symptoms peculiar in cases some
times where a certain drug had been
administered and her husband stated
that she had been taking such a drug.
Some days later, however, the doctor
was called again. and the woman had
become violent and was laboring under
decisions. He was of the opinion that
she should be sent &c the asylum, where
she would have proper care.
Judge Clancy had another insanity
case for hearing, and he ordered the
doctors and witnesses to appear at 3
o'clock. but when they appeared he re-
fused to hear the case. He thought he
had done enough work for one day and
he turned the case over to the county
commissioners,
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time for a few weeks outing. DIT. q. II.
Dogge, % North Main street, has not
the time for even a weeks iayon. Inc
fact is that the Doctors moderate
charge of IS per month for office pa
tients keeps him busy all the time. The
fee system of charging several dollars
for each visit deters people from avail
ing themselves of needed medical at
tention. Dr.. Dogge's normal nat rate
charge of s. per month for treatment
encourages people to have treatment,
and the Doctors skill and success have
been no small factor in his business.
DR.. Dogge makes a specially OF pri-
vate diseases and of diseases of women
and children, in which he has justly
earned high repute in the medical
world. A
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~ Popular Excursions.

The Short Line have made a great
move in the right direction by building
a park that is a credit not only to them
selves. but to Butte. Anaconda and
other adjacent towns Commencing
Sunday, July 10, they will run excur-
sion trains, consisting of first-class
equipment, charging but 81 for adults
and 80 cents for children upon this
schedule. Leave Montana Union depot
at $3.50 a. m. $50 a. m, 1890 a. m.
LAS p. m. 4 o'clock p. m. Returning at
convenient hours during the afternoon
and evening. For particulars, call at
10 East Broadway, Butte.
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save Money.

Why continue to pay high prices for
pianos to agents when you can deal
directly with the manufacturers, there
by saving from $3.50 to 5000 and receive,
at the same time, a piano having the
Endorsement of nations n conceded
by critics to be unsurpassed for tone,
durability and workmanship? We are
prepared to sell you pianos at manu-
facturers' prices. Examine our stock,
get prices and terms. 1t will cost you
nothing. orion Bros, 305 North Main
street, Butte, Mont.
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A Comfortable Corp.e.

When Wilson Barrett did his one
night-only'' performance of "Othello'' in
Melbourne on Wednesday evening of
last week. he "passioned" with much
frenzy and gave rise to a ludicrous sit
uation. Having stifed Desdemona in a
businesslike fashion, he came down the
stage, being first supposed to draw the
tapestry together, leaving the smoth-
cred Miss Jeffries comfortably corpsed
on the bed. But in his enthusiasm he
did not quite close the arras. n while
he was elocuting in the foreground half
the audience were t1ttering at the comic
sight of the beauteous corpse in the rear
sitting up. and arranging her draperies
to picturesque advantage. Having seen
that they were correctly displayed,
Maud Desdemona lay down and went
dead again, while Wilson Barrett con
tinued his riot.-Sydney Bulletin.
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Going to Frisco.

A. B. Keith. head adviser of the Pa
cifc coast of the Woodmen of the
World. and DIR. Grigg of this city. III. s.
Hepner of Helena, James Fl. Bondy of
Great Falls. L. ]. Price of Dillon, c. w.
Walsh of Anaconda, delegates, n c.
w. Pardellian of Helena. member of
the reserve committee, will leave Tues
day for San Francisco to attend the
head camp of Woodmen to be held in
that city. Mrs. Pardellian will accom-
pany her husband as delegate to the
session of the Ladies of Wood Craft to
be held at the same time.
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MAY stanton Arrested.

Stanton. Williams girl. to the list of
arrests who are charged with the re-
cent crimes in Butte. Horton has not
been seer since Monday n is believed
to have skipped. Detective Murphy
yesterday recovered a gold watch and
diamond ring from a pawn shop. Sheri-
dan was identified as the man who
pawned them.
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A good rem edy, Aad there 10 not anything on the
market that equals French Tansy ! ablets for the
relief szd cure Of painful or irregular menssA
These tablets remove all distractions. no matter
what the cause. Manufactured By A Augsndre.
Paris. France, and for sale only by d. VI. Ns-bro
Drug Co. Bate Mont, Sole Agents. rice 81
per Ion. sent by mail securely sssled
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Restaurant burned.

A small frame restaurant north Of
the race track was burned down yes
terday afternoon. In 20 minutes II was
all consumed, and in fact no efforts
were made To put IT out, as IL is out
side the city limits. The loss was
about $500.
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Notice A. q. u. w.

All members of Butte lodge No. j,
and all visiting brothers of A. o. U. w,
are requested to meet at the Miners
Union hall on Monday, Aug. 10. at /
p. m. to attend the funeral OF Brother
George Woods. James Furey, Master
Norkmau
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A Delightful Outing In the Bitter Roo
Valley,

$40. 90 will pay your railroad fare on
the Copper City Limited" from Rutte
or Anaconda TO Hamilton and return,
and will include two nights lodging
and five meals at the new RaValli no.
tel at Hamilton. Tickets on sale sat
urdays and Wednesdays; good return
ing Mondays and Fridays.
$500 will pay your railroad fare and
will include a weeks board and lodg-
ing. Tickets on sale daily.
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Notice.

All members of the Hotel and Res
taurant Employees union No. 2 are re-
auested To attend this regular meeting
Monday. the 18th of August. Important
business to be transacted. w. Yutz,
President: r. =. Meldon, Secretary.
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t25 reward 10 any n proving that
f.. F.. Mayer. 40 West Park. does not
put in the best handspring made for
81. Watch cleaning $3.50.
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Ladies-Riverview Jersey Farm will
sell their first cows from herd, all rich
in blood of Merry Maiden" prize COW
of worlds fair fame. Address NJ. ].
Allison-R einkeh, Butte. Mont.
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Soldiers Aid society will give a grand
entertainment and dance at the Audi
forum Tuesday evening. Aug. is. 1898.
Tickets Csc: refreshments 25c extra.