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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27

Tho trouble out Of which has grown
20 much complaint concerning the suf-
ferings which the army has undsrsono
by lack Of proper attention seems 10 be
IN the red tape system, which has been
built up in dine Of peace and has not
been adequate for a war emergency
what has been learned viii prove val
uable Lesson which will result with tho
doing away with the delays Of red tape
proceedings. No one person Geems to be
Al faul, The fault Hes with the sys-
tom. It Is a costly lesson. but st VIII be
lasting one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27

bv local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There IS only one way to cure deafness,
and chat is by constitutional. remedies.
Deafness is caused By an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachIan Tube. When this tube Is In
famed Vou have rumhllng sound or
imperfect hearing, and when It Is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be ta-
ken out and this tube restored TO Its
normal condition. hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but an inflamed condition OF the mu-
cous surfaces.
We will gIvo One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars: free.
F. ]. CHENEY, & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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about from day to day may be seen rid
Ing about in their War-stalned uniforms.
One Of the most picturesque and In
terestiDg sights was the landing Q few
days ago, OF the famous Flrst Volunteer
Cavalry known a. the Rough Riders, .
and when they came through with Col-
onel Theodore Roosevelt at their head,
and General Wheeler, the commander
Of the calvary division, with them, the
enthusiasm Of those who were gathered
there was extraordinary.
The Illustrations which we print this
week, and watch Is reproduced in HOr-
per'B Weekly. shows Colonel Roosevelt
and General wheeler at the head Of their
troops, being escorted by General
Young, who was In command at Camp
WIlSoff at the time, to the particular hlli
where they have since formed their
CaTnD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27

The sigalns of the protocol, which
means tina, hostllities between the
United States and spain have come to
an end, brings more dlstlnctlvely into
prominence Senator C. X. Davis, OF st.
Paul. Mimi, who, in oil probability, Will
be appointed to form one of the peace
commission to meet in Parls in the near
future, for the purpose of completely I'm
ishlng nil transactions between the two
countries.
Cushman Kellogg Davis was born In
Henderson. Jefferson county Now York.
sixty years ago. After completing his
common school education he took col
Iegiato COURSE at the University OF Mich
Kan, and graduated in June, 1861, at tho
ge OF nineteen. BY profession Mr.. pa-
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Tbe P,e,Ident Al Camp Meade.

AHIAsl9AAA
Fifteen thousand troops at Camp
Meade, Pa, viii be visited by President
MCKINLEY to-day. They are the same
troops, with a few exceptions, that the
president reviewed at Camp Alger, a
few weeks since, at which time they
were raw recruits. Now the President
viii witness them developed into a well
equipped, well drilled ana disciplined
volunteer army, which only regrets that
1t didn't get the opportunity to see more
active service than camp life.
The country is thankful that the war
vaa TOO snort to afford the whole 2ss,OOo
reprssentAtive types Of American man
hood opportunity 10 face the hardships
OF the tropics in the worst season OF the
year. The sacrifice might have been
fearful. But II the boys In blue Them
selves are disappointed, they will find
compensation In the experience they
have had. which has fitted them for any
future call that may be made for their
services, should such a possibility arise.
In any event, they Will be given Just as
much credit for their heroic intentions,
their patriotism and their character as
American, soldiers as their comrades
who we're called to the front
The President will be received enthu-
eiasticaliy to-day at Camp Meade With
al the honors due to the COMMANDMENTS
chief OF the army aud navy of the
United States, and to the President
who charged with a mighty RESPONSE
bility, which Is not yet ended. has stood
the strain with such wonderful wisdom,
hsro,y,n and devotion TO his country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27

inatltution otslde Of Annapolis which
has the proud satlsfacton Of noting
that It was represented in the war IN
Uncle sam's magnificent navy. and on
the splendid ships which took part in
unnihilatIng Spanish power. Wheeling
IS as proud of this % the Lansly boys
arc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27

The relief which came with cooler
weather was appreciated nowhere more
than in Wheeling. Wheeling made her
bow yesterday TO the weather bureau,
and expressed her willingness 70 forgive,
IL not to forget. all she has recently
suffered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27

Eloowhere viii be found something
about 4he Linsly Institute In the late
war With spain. It IS an Interesting
faet mat this famoHs Wheeling iHs'i'u.
lion is the only school IN the country
having m officer Of The navy detailed az
military insiruetor. The being true, It
enjoys the distinction d being the only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27

BODILY pain loses its terror Il you've
a bottle OF Dr Thomns' Eeleculc on IN
the house Instant relief In cases VI
burns, cuts, ppralna, accidents Of any
sort,
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STATE PERSEVERANCE


Preston county paid Siss In fox re-
wards last year. The most paid indi-
viduaig was for SIX old red foxes, Two
old and three young grey ones and am
other party for seven old red oneA 2
Squirrel time ID about here and John
ny has been Dusty getting his gun in
readiness for week pasa Squirrels
Will be a small crop this year and as
Wild as the dickens. Preston Republi-
can.
a tomato Weighing two and one-quar-
ter pounds was the product Of one
townsman D. O. LattBs garden this
season, and Ar. Latin says one weigh
ed three pounds. Let the fellow who
can beat this tomato growing step 70
the front, piease.-ca beh Record.
The town Of Ravenswood has law
suit on rs hands whiEe the mall train
was lying at the depot there the other
day q brakeman had trouble With a por-
ter and struck HIM The brakeman
was arrested and fined by the mayor
and the railroad company has instituted
suit against the town for several thous-
and dOE;ars damages, for delaying q
mott train eredo Advance.
For several years the sheep ratserS on
Els have been hunting bear which
has been preylng on their sheep. A re-
ward Of S15 was offered for him and
Charles Curtis had appointed himself
a committee Of one to Kill him He had
built several large pens and made a
steel trap such as was never seen be-
fore. The bear was not to be killed by
Curtis, however, George Cook had the
good luck to kin 1t one night last week
while watching deer lick. The bear
came instead OF the deer. me prOSecu-
ting attorney wants to know II he Is in
the habit OF Watching deerllclka-POca-
hontas TlmeS.
we note that our friends, Hons For
rest W. Brown and Stuart W. waiker,
kept out Of the congressional nomina-
tion at Elldns. Either coW!d have been
nominated, but one contented himself
with a speech and the other by presld-
ing over the convention. Both will, no
doubt, do an they can for the nominee.
With reasonable certainty Of success,
few persons Of their ability, thrust away
such honor or position, hence, the fair
inference that in advance Of THE nom
lnaton OF an opponent there wus too
much doubt as TO the outcome TO en-
gage in contest for the privilege Of be.
Ing defeated. In this, they were shrewd
and prudent. Cob McGraw can afford
TO lose The battle, and having heretofore
held lucrative places, should take the
chance OF the forlorn Representatives,
burg Independept,
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lNIELLIGENCER COUPON.
Or Nation
In War.AR

Tho intcfigcnccr In Issuing In
weekly parts an invaluable Illus
tfatCd history Of the SpOnish-iNmer-
lem war ON sea and land. tho pic
lures being reproduced from photo
graphs and original drawings cX-
prossly for this work. Tho series.
which IL continuation OF Uncle
Sans Navy Portfolio, also In
cludcs Photographic reproductions
OF pictures owned by the govern
ment md states, showing the hero
ism OF tho nation during the past
century.
They are issued In 10 weekly parts
oi 10 pages each, and are sold At
the nominal price Of 10 cents each
and one coupon cut from the Intel
llgcnccr. They can ba purchased
ut the lntolligcnccr office on ana
after Monday, August !. or viii bo
Ront by mail; add . cents ench for
postage, Nos to . ready Non
day, August l.
""CUI THIS OUT..~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27
GEO. W. JOHNsoN'S SONS,
1910 Main Street

n IsT oFiEETrERS REMAINING ~
4 the Dostofficn ut Wheeling. Ohio eoun'
", w. Va, Saturday, August g, To Obtain
any OF tho following the applicant mus;
ask for advertised. letters, giving aa'e co
49, LADIES LIST.
Burgess, Mrs. Rushn Pike. Miss Mary
Calial Miss Francis Sphinx, Miss Oca
Kennedy, Mrs. g. C.. Schafa, Mrs, l.
Martin, Miss Ida l. White, Miss MASS"
Mayer, Miss o.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Amick. II. j. Jones, A. ].
Alexander. VIM, ca Kennedy, Il r; I
Blair, A. u. McMAsteTs, El"VVN
Blum, Mr., and Mrs. Miller 4; u;
bernhard Miller, Charley
BenIkus, o. ]. Muhleisen. Phillip
Brannon, Joseph Mullican. Roscoe
COlman. Narro fApeA' uIpAL
Davis, r. o. NJ. ~ Peabody Geo u
Davis, ]. B. storrs, hArIS
Galski, Edward shafier, A. W.
Hnmtom. JoGry Wood, r. u,
FIRMS.
Justices Employ Putney, Stephen
mont Agency. Co.
Metropolitan Pic
'u'o GEORGE WISE. P NJ;
GALE OF II. s. WHITE LANDS u SE "a
y BELLTON, MARSHALL CO. W. 70.
BY authority OF a decree OF the i S.yg
court OF the United States TOT tile es,tSisi
OF West Virginia, the undersigned sps'' ~
commissioner will sell at public sals y
the store OF A. n, Grow, n NE 'o"ss ,t.
Rellton, Marshall county, W, Nai},, =" - II
urdRy. September :, 1928, beRH' iaJ fSeysip.
O'clock Il. M, Two tracts OF lana n'is an,
after described, TO be sold separately. s.1
divisions Of tracts numbered wv mi
three will he made TO suit purchase, IN
each OF these tracts will be olyIT,S.Gi. ans
as a whole and thNn In such sub-ul " M,
and sold In whichever method may " i''
advantageous. ,, as ths
"Hlcks Place" In Liberty uistr'''
>, 4 iract or I'll acres on the North -tsS S5H
OF Fish Creek Liberty DISTRICT hI..bag
county. adjoining Pcndcrgust. NahS srsSSI.
Sloan and Hughes. cXccpunE
House lot No. II. situated thereon; ,.r.b,ii
3, a tract OF 30 acres II, ~ F5fe
county on Harris Run and the NOT Nav
OF FIsh Creek subject TO the right ot en- Nm
OF the baltimore 4 Ohio Railro'" wa
pRny ,..,.,.., In
tract OF % acres situated IN Wct1n,, yiSSnis.
w va. near thc Anrshal c9uN 3toinlng
known as the hill land, ana
land of Llnsry Faley nj, ,f,,i,r &
3, Two lots IN the NDundsNtllg M ", y, M
Manufacturing CompGny's acdluv" rnr.
town OF MourdEVllle, sofa Nus ;yy.b,te
vCyud las that coMpnnN 70 H. y more
TERMS OF SALEAUre-tourLh W sT,.sl
IN cash, and tho rcSiduc M 'hE'I Ala
annual irstailmcnts, with initFC- = ,S,.rrsd
being retained az security Ter inc
ins,allnunts. ,., :, rRoyyN.
~ - YTTflk ARD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27
LINSLY INSTITUTE,
WHEELlNG, ". VA.

A school for the thorough instruction Of
boys and young men. Military, Classical,
English. Military department in charge Of
an officer Of the United States Navy.
Board OF Trustees--Hon. A. w. Camp
bell. president; a. J. Clarke, esq, vice
John l.. Dickey. NJ D.. secretary; Angus
tuB Pollock, esq, William B. Simpson.
esq, John ]. Jones, esq. Hon. n. f. Whit
nker, John s. NRylor, esq, Hon. William
p. Hubbard, Henry NJ. Russell, esq, Rev,
Jacob Brittlngham, Hon. ]. B. Sommer.
Vile, William F. Stifel. esq.
For further particulars address any
member OF the Board OF Trustees. or
JOHN NJ BIRCH, A. NJ, Phi. D.,
Principal
Fnll term onens September u, isss. AUS
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II cannot sing the old songs"
Though well know the tune,
And I can carol like the blrG
That sings In leRfy June.
Yet though I'm full Of music
As chOirs of singing birds,
az cannot sing the old songs
do not know the words.
start on HAIL Columbia"
And get to heaven born band"
And there ] strike an up grade
With neither steam nor sand.
"StAr spangled Banner" throws mo
Right In my widest screaming,
! start all right, but dumbly como
To volceless wreck at streaming"
go when ] sing the old songs,
Don't muTmur or complain,
II '.Ti, de ali da, tum dc dunn"
Should I'LL the sweetest strain.
love tIddy um dun di do,
And the trailaln oep da birds,
But Cannot sing tho old songs
do not know the words.
-Burdette in Brooklyn EaSlc
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DO you like a dry Champagne? Try
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry; Its flavor Is
unrivnIed and Il is perfectly pure.
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rThO lNTELLIGENcER. embracing is
several editions. Is entered in the POST
once at wheeling. ". Va. Is Second'ciaSs
EnattAr.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27

Preston county paid Slss in fox re-
wards last year. The most paid indi-
vidualS was for SIX old red foxes Two
old and three young grey ones and am
other party for seven old red oneA
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Squirrel time ID about here and John
ny has been bus!iy getting his gun In
readiness for a week pasa Squirrels
VIII be a small crop this year and as
Wild as the dickens. Preston Republi-
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Ohio Valley Business
and English Academy.
ilNC0RPORATtOl
CONSOl lDAIlNG......

CONSOllDGTNG".".
Wheeling Business College, Noises
Business Academy and StevensOn's
School Of Common and Higher Ing
fish and Mathematics.
We are pleased to announce to our
friends and patrons that the above schools
have combined for the purpose OF egtab.
fishing IN Wheeling Il splendid educational
Institution Of unlimited scope.
Our object In forming this combination
Is twO-fold.
EirSt,-We desire to have in Wheeling n
school Of which fhc hns long felt the need.
SCcOnd-We desire TO Oftcr 10 parents
and guardians an Institution that VIII mi
their needs In every respect. and allow
them to have their sons. daughters and
wards under thOlr own eyes while enjoy
Ing tho advantages OF ilrSt.class Busi-
ncss, English md Classical education
Every department j. complete, and Is
presided over by teachers OF the highest
order Of ability We solicit most thor
ough Inspection. Address,
Ohio Valley Business
and English Academy,
Wheeling. W. Va
All existing contracts with students hold
good aul3-tus&Wy
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~, w, Va, Saturday August g, To Obtain
any OF tho following the applicant mus:
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-15

DEMURRER oSERRyEED.
Humans Suit on First Avenue Re-
grade Before Judge Moore

In the case of +. b. Haman VS.. the City
Of Seattle. suit 10 restrain FROM the grad
ing OF Second avenue in front % plaintiffs
property. demurrer 10 complaint was yes
terd3y argued and ovcrruled in the equity
department OF the superior court Further
hearing IS continued 10 June - In his
argument for the city Corporation Goun-
sel Humphrey stated that in answering th,,
comp amt the city will take the ground
that the damage 10 the property in ques-
ton has been done already on both sides
by the gfsde: that he further grading in
front Of the property WI have only the
effect o. improving IT. that the defense has
been given 10 understand that Mr. Hannah
has stood by and let the matter drag IN
the hope Of eventually securing big dam
ages from the city Judge Battle. for the
plantt9. resented this last statement, re-
plying that his client wants nothing but
such reasonable compensation as shall b.
determined according 10 law
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DEATH On THE STREET.
Mrs. Daniel Forsiand Expires sud-
denly. Presumably From Asthma.

Mrs Darrell Forsland. wife Of the night
watchman Of the steamer Greyhound. died
suddenly last night at II O'Clock On Main
street. between Sixth avenue south and
Maynard avenue. Death was presumably
due 20 asthma. from which she has suffered
for some time.
Mrs. Fors.and visited Mrs. John c.
Wright, at SO Main street. last night. She
left short time before IL o'clock for her
hcsna al the Seattle Central hote,. She was
lust sitting down on the steps Of a small
house On tina south side OF Main street
wien Charlie Van Akstine and Charlie Rid
de came up the street. Mrs. Forsland mas
known Van Alstine for several years.
~ cannot breathe" said Mrs Fossland
What shall / do; what shall I do?''
Van Akstine ran to her assistance and
then asked Riddle 10 go To the police sta
ton for assistance. Mrs. Fors,and rapidly
grew worse, her breath coming in short
gasps She managed 10 tell Van Alstine
that She had just come from Mrs Wright's
lapsed into uncousciousnesss. but revived
again. just before the patrol wagon reach
ell her she ceased 10 breathe.
Coroner Yandeil was notified and the re-
mains Mere removed TO BUtterworih's un-
der;ak!ng rooms.
Mrs. Forslani vas a midwife. She WAS
about IS years Old. and very stout A. near
rs could be learned last night she was a
native OF Ireland. She and her husband
are said To have come here from Astoria
seine time before the great fire of June 5,
iSs1
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Dr.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
N rtEeaNT Toilet tuxuRy.
Used by people Of refinement
for OYER a quarter Of a century.

Seaghfsf. Tire committee proposes 20 have
shs fEnext Industrial parade rver seen on
Puget SQUAD. ard f. working hard n thai
srA. Every Industry % Seattle aud yiesn-
tty all ~ represented BY appropriate
floats TIRE Ece companies are considering
the feasibility Of making see on a feat 10
BE Sragn BY n0rses In she procession.
Probably me pr%tfiest design Ao far spo-
ken - Will be a ruse feat. 1Tsis r in
tended 20 sssow our appreciation a Eng
lands Friendship. and. ~ my Judgment. y
can be- done So no eetter way ar fnat
time. than 20 head the pageant With
float covered with a wilderness OF Eng
land's natEonsl flower.
The presence IN tae same parade of Can
s9a's volunteers win certainly eaiI Cor
something 81 this kind. Our own country
will rot he forgotten. however. for the
fose feat vii, be Immediately followed b.
float with torty-fIve Young girls Fspre-
sentinR every state In ire union
The foregoing remarks were made ~
Col. r. T. Edsea. who with the rest OF
the committee. viii starr out this morn
Ing TO yisst every establishment OF any
importance In this city for the purpose -
finding ont Just h0w many floats can b.
depended upon. he expects from 10 "a rs
The committee on decorations and Iillt-
limitations. j KedelsheImsr. chairman;
Charles r.. Crane, e. W. Parker. " ifiam
-. Mccarthy and c. X. Collins. met iast
hight and decided 10 illuminate Pioneer
square. First avenue to Madison. and Sec
oFd avenue 10 Pike street. The commit
tee desires every business house In the
city 10 plsce she flag ia front of It's door.
They want this outside of the usual der
erations. AZ flags arc not very expensive.
the COMMITTEES hopes that ali viii comply
with this request.
Mr.. Re6eisheiIner offers a sflit Of clothes
20 the person submitting the hest designs
for the illumination OF the streets. THIS
same generous spirit is actuating every
member Of tie various committees. and
should receive "A hearty Tespouse from the
business men
Col. Lindsay has heard from serera. vo-
ealists. and others who intend joining the
chorus should notify him al once 90 their
intention. Everybody interested n nlusfc
shosld help 20 make the meeting az Eiks'
hall tomorrow night success.
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the county clerks office. where Il may be
seen SEIZED and tattered and worn from
It's trouh.uus career. IL Is dated Seattle.
Sept. 18th, 1884, and promises 20 pay.
FIVE years after date to the order Of John
b. Wright al the Puget Sound National
bank of Seattle twenty-five thousand dol
lars in gold coin of the United States of
America with interest thereon in ike gold
coin at the rate Of eight per cent. per
annum from date until paid" 1t bears
the signature. SAM. Blair
Some time after the making Of thf. note
Samuel Blair died and John II. Wright
made claim for the payment of the note
upon Francis j. Burns. nephew of Mr..
Blair. who had been appointed admins
traitor of the estate. Burns refused the
claim on the grounds that the signature
10 the note was forged. Wrlgh. then
brought SUIT. Ii has always been claimed
,ha; nc would have settled IL eny reason
able adjustment had been offered by
Burns, but that the latter's overtures for
settlement ware such as could not be con-
s1Cred. The defense employed Struve
Allen. Hughes & McMtcsen. one OF the
first law firms in the city, 10 conduct its
case. while the array Of barTisterIal tai
ent engaged by the prosecution was no
wit less strong, bein. composed of Bur
leigh & Piles. Thomas 4. Gamble. Don
worth & Howe, and John +. Dore. The
hitter tigh; made in the April trial, ana
the evegness of the result gave prOm.Ss
OF the opening OF a fong and weli-wagSd
battle when the case should be called
agar. on June L. All further litigation,
however, Is done away with by the set
t.ement effected yesterday. and here, il IS
understood. the case closes 50 far as court,
and the public are concerned