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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-02-23
Daniel Campbell Estate
Commissioners Notice.

We the subscribers. being duly appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Westminster, Commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of William l..
White, late of Ro, ki"gham in said Dist let,
deceased, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto: and six
months from the 18Th day of February last,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to the business of our said ap-
pointment at the store of Williams & Co.,
in ell Falls, vt, in said DIS.
trict. on the 18th day ef March and the 18th
of August. next, from one O'Clock, until
four O'Clock .PN., on each of said days.
@ @ 4 WlLaI q dRns MS commi--ioners.
Z. L. Walker. admipastrator
Bellows Falls, w., Feb. IS, A.D.,l6o6.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-02-23

Henry D. sedgwick, Jr., opens the March
Atlantic with sparkling and suggestive
paper upon French and English Literature in
which he denounces the so-called ''cosmopol-
itan' admiration of every thing French as a
"creed out-worn,'' and demonstrates TIE
supremacy of our own tongue for all the
great purposes of literature and shows the
superiority of the results attained by the
great English authors over any thing which
has been or can be accomplished in the
French language.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-02-23
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-02-23
John E. Brosnahan.
AMONG THE MAGAZINES.

Gen. James S. Clarkson writes for the
March Century an account of General Grants
famous Des Moines speech, telling the cir
cumstances under which it was written and
delivered.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-02-23
NORTH WALPOLE.

J. P. Macdonald visited in Charlestown
last week.
Miss Mary E. Powers was in Walpole
Saturday.
Miss Kate E. Buxton is visiting in Peter
boro.
Miss L. E. Stearns returned to her home in
Townshend Saturday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-02-23
Advertised Letters.

Letters advertised February %, ls9s.-
Helen Gagnan, Mrs. Mary A. Wyman, Mrs.
Julia Benjamin, Joseph Mantell, A. c. Hol-
man, Jess Wright, G. H. Grimm & Co., A. L.
& E. F. Gass, J. Cooper, Edwin s. Cook,
bartholomew Driscoll, Albert Covell, B. A
Athertou.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-02-23

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circulating in four counties of those states, it
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-02-23

1t would be safe to say that for sweetness
of expression and literary charm George du
Maurier never wrote anything better than
tSocial Pictorial Satire" the concluding part
of which will appear in Harper's Magazine
for March. He discusses Leech and Keene,
the well-known Punch artists, men whom he
knew and loved; tells of the present scope
and future possibilities of Pictorial Satire,
and adds few delightful paragraphs con-
corning his own works.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-02-23

Everyone wants to make money! There
is no denying this fact Then see or write
to an expert who has spent twenty year
studying speculations and investments. A
hroker who advertised two years ago to buy
Manhattan around rs and pay for it, and put
it away in safe and that it would pay the
investor six per cent, on his money and a
certain profit of $25 per share on his holdings
besides. Also he advised to buy Lake Shore
around $l45 per share; also wheat around 55
cents. Manhattan is now selling at Sly per
share, or $42 per share advance, and Lake
Shore $l94 per share, or $40 per share adj
vance, and wheat 81 90 per bushel, or 90
cents per bushel advance.
These are cold uncontradictable facts that
appeared in public print and in market let
tiers. The same man now advises to buy cot
ton under six cents, corn under thirty cents
and Louisville and Nashville railroad stock
under $50 per share. Every share that is
bought and paid for and laid away in a safe
will be worth good many dollars more in
side of one year. Cotton will show $1,000
profit on 100 bales bought now, and Louis
vile & Nashville will he four per cent
dividend paying stock within one year and
will be selling at $50 per share. Corn will be
selling at 40 cents before July next. Write
to E. +. Knott, stock and commission broke er,
Burlington, Vermont, who has been estab-
lished in Burlington since 1886, who buys
and sells everything on the New York Stock
Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade, and
he will give you further particulars.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. IA race
across the continent between josh S.
vosburgh and his wife, Kate. resulted
to-day in compromise decision by D.
E. Petit, the referee appointed to adj
Just the difficulty between man and
wife. Il appears that last spring Mr..
Vosburg became angry at his father
ln-law, ]. S. Slauson, the Los Angelica
banker, and left his home, taking two
OF his three boys with him. He settled
near his old home In this state and ;
short time ago returned TO Los Angeles
to make efforts to induce his wife to
live with him and away from her faith
er's influence Mrs Vosburgh took nd-
vantage of Vosburgh's presence In Cali
Ifo.nla be- taking the first train with
her father for the east with the appar-
ent purpose OF securing her two boys.
Vosburgh got wind OF her departure
and followed twenty-four hours later,
first telegraphing his relatives to take
care Of the boys. When Mrs. VosburBh
arrived she procured q writ OF habea9
corpus and the boys were produced IN
court. Testimony was presented on
both sides with a view to showing
whether he or she was the proper custo-
dian OF the children. The referee hnds
that neither the father nor mother Is
morally bad and gives the oldest boy TO
the father and the youngest to the
mother.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26
ACoL0KEB RA6
cririehs. Eiitor cnRsra's Attaeis on Com
rres.lnAn Dayton.

cTitielfss Eiitor CIiRsrd's Attaek on Com
gresham Dayton.
70 the Editor OF the IBtellIgeneer.
sIR,-I wish to answer through your
columns an article appearing in the
"Pionser Pres uSder date OF septtm-
Der Is. in which Editor oxford attacks
the Hon. A. C. Dayton, and proceeds to
pour on. h.s szvsn bottles OF wrath on
the head OF the Republican candidate Of
tie Second Congressional district, be-
cause he Ccllhord), faxed Of a consult
ship to Jamaica. JuEs why this SD
constituted statssInan failed ] am una
bic to say, and am also puzzled 20
see wherein he merits recognition.
Whlle competent eE3 worthy men by
the score who have been true, loyal and
active supporters OF Republican Frtnet-
pies have not been given places because
Of the lack Of positions, this posing III
nocent has been sss-CawtnB back and
forth, first on one SIDE and then on the
other. vixen his peculiar demands were
not occeGed TO.
Why all this personal abuse OF MI
Dayton az this tins, unless It De 20
serve the interests Of Democracy In en-
hancing the chances OF John 7. Nc
Graws election? Why should the coli
ored people follow Editor Clifford?
What has he ever done TO serve or help
them? know him, ard have had soIue
experience at his hSndS, and want TO
say he Is for Clifford, seemingly, FIRST.
last and AL the time. He was against
Flick, without reason; was against Pit
ger and against OtherS Whose services
gave untold help to the coaored race all
along TIE Hne from Lincoln TO Nc
Kinley. Which party, want 10 ask,
defended the colored mans rights. and
secured for his race all they have at
taIned, both civil and educational, and
Yet we, find this man Clifford, with all
hls prdtensions for the rights OF his
race, apparently using all his talent, IN
iuerce and effort, with his time thrown
IN. 10 stab in the back the candidate
OF the party who has made 1t possible
for the cotored man 70 pass into vot-
ing booth to exercise that ina!iennbie
right so dear to American citizenship.
As ore whose skin Is the same color
as that OF Editor C!iffordis, say TO
every colored voter: BE not deceived
by ClIfford, ror any other disappointed
Office-ssel,er This is no time 10 go ar
ter false go6s. Democratic Idols lie
scattered along the political lire OF
many years, broken and abandoned.
They have usually improvissd . new
one for each campaign Tariff reform,
tariff for revenue only, free trade, free
silver ard mary other makes. II does
rot appear this time what the Idol Is,
unless il be disguised theory, with a
little idol in each pocket, gl!ang out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26

The latest and most distinguished
public decoration of Emperor Franz Jo-
ssph of Austria was the bestowal a few
days ago upon Mr.. Heinrich conried of
the Cross Of the Knights of the Order
of Franz Joseph, This is considered by
the friends of the Attstro-AuSerican
theatrical manager the most note
worthy honor that could be conferred
rpon him, and It adds another glory to
his already brilliant career,
They were beautiful scenes in far
away Austria to which Mr. Conried first
opened his eyes, but his long and use
full lie in this country and prominent
association with our leading theatrical
agencies make America claim him as
her own. There are only three living
actors who have been similarly honor
ed as Mr.. Couried; they are: Ado.ph van
sannenthal, Joseph LevInsIy and Ernst
Hartmann, each of whom has starred
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Joseph order.

before large and apprecfatiye audi-
eRces for a number OF years, and are
wen known to thsasre-gOer.
The medal which Mr.. conrled viii re-
celye Is very unosteutatious. tts design
being a four-cornered decoration in
sod. set upon a roserte foundation of
delicate gold ard silver threads. In
the center Of the cross are the initials
az. j." which, written In fun, spell
.he name Of the Emperor. and above It
Is a miniature crown, bearing the mot
to of the order.
The cross has not yet reached the
United States. but on its arrival Mr..
conried will be officially notified by
Mr.. L Hergetmutier Won Hengervar
Austrian envoy extraordinary and min
lister pIenipotendary at Washington,
who, as representative, confers the
honor upon the great actor in the abb
sepce Of His Majesty. Franz Joseph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26
TEE F0uRrH plsTRICE.

Republicans orEnnLaiio" r"rfoet-J"dEe
Frsor Addressing Large Meetings Every.
yTheFs-DsmoeTnis DIsnrGanI
sure Of Election.
Special Dispatch TO the 1ntcl!Igenccr.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va. Oct. Is
The organization OF the parts in the
Fourth district was never so nearly per-
feet as 1t Is at the present while on the
other side the Democrats never were In
worse shape. They have no organiza-
ton not sign OF one. They are out OF
funds, have had no public meetings
worth mentioning and how they can eN-
pect anything else but a most disas-
trous degent. IL hard 10 tell. At re-
cent meeting OF the Republican con-
crosriaapl committee held a. Ravens
wood reports from all the counties were
simply fine. There Is no d,ssgnslOn any
where und a strong and united Orglni-
z1tlon EVERYWHERE The general APP
nthy" that has been talked about con-
slderably this campaign, | can truth
fully say does rot exist 90 any appre-
cinble extent among che Republicans Of
the Fourth. The meetings are better
attended thnr ever brt0rc and there
are more OF them. There ~ a luNuihg
interest displayed by the party workers
In each county as Is evident bv the al
most Incompatible organization that
has been perfected ConFresalonn!
Chairman Eug me " Campbell @
hustler The fine Organization is due 20
him ON the athef side there i7 no or
gnnlzatlon ard there Is where General
ApatFy" has his headquarters. " the
rlze OF the NeaLaud Watts meetings in-
dicate anything Take Tor iasiuneg. the
size OF their meetings at Spencer. VIII
Iqngiown. Cairo Hlrrlsvlle, Ripley
and. In fact. almost every whore. fhrir
meetings have been rs phsnomennlIy
small as the Republican meetings have
bseu phenomenally large That certainly
indicates something, but u s equally
certain tina, Il ls not Democratic sue
cess,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26
RIVER 1MPRove1ENrs
Work Provided for ON OHIO and 'Ionon-
gaheIa Rivers.

" 0EA = N3NANNA A-s -
gaheIA Rivers.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 25.-The
annual report Of Brigadler General
John n. Wilson. chief OF engineers, Uni
ted States army, has been made to the
secretary Of war.
Detailed estimates for next years riv-
er and harbor work include the fol-
lowing:
Bayou Placquemine. Grand river and
Pigeon bayou. La, 100000; mouth and
passes OF Calcasleu river. La, 100000;
Sabine Pass harbor. Texas $4,000;
Galveston, Texas. $4,000; Red river,
I.s., and Arkansas, $4,000: ouaohlta
and Black rivers. Ark and La. $4,000;
Yazoo river. Mississippi, $4,000; mouth
OF the YaZoO river and harboT at Weeks
burg, $4,000; Arkansas river. Arkan-
saB, 100000; removing distractions
from same, $4,000; Mississippi river
between Ohio and Missouri rivers, $685.
s33; Mississippi river between Missouri
and St Paul $s26,666 Mississippi river
between st. Paul and Minneapolis, 1884,
357:, reservoirs at headwaters OF Miss
tssippi river $4,000; Chippewa river,
Wisconsin, $4,000; Missouri river above
sIuox City, Iowa, $4,000; Upper MIS-
souri,, engaging operations, $4,000. Cum
berland river, Tenn. and Kentucky be-
low Nashville, 1000; Cumberland
river above Nashville, $500. 900; Tonnes
see river, above Chattanooga, $4,000;
tennessee river below Chattanooga, ST.
100000: falls OF Ohio river. Louisville.
KY, $4,000; Green river, KY, SS5,sIS;
Kentucky river, Ky, 100000; Ohio riY-
er from Pittsburgh to its mouth, 1000
900; movable dams, Nos. 2. ., 4. and 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26
STILL TALKING.
The People Of wheeling Intorsstsd-A
Personal Interview.

The People Of wheeling Int0reSted-A
Psr,onuI Interview,
We have been talking to the public
abo,ft remedy for lame back, back
ache and ali kidney disorders; now the
people are talking to us. II you are
weak or weary, have bad back, lame
or aollng, your k!drrys are talking TO
YOU. warning you that they are over
taxed, ara this talk interests you. LIS
ten: Our representative has been kept
pretty busy Investigating the numerous
and aimpsit wuederful cures in Wheel
Ing, that are occurring asmose daily
through the agency Of those littfe enc
mics to kidney, Complaints. DoaRs Kid
ney Pile. The subject OF this inrerview
Is Mrs. Edward EurtZ. OF No. 100 Main
street, VINO says: Il was so criRSjed al
the zine got Doan's Bi6Eey Fli;0 q
the Logan purg Conn any thut eoIid
scarcely get around, and they took an
the aches ara pains away. tried
many things a dineTeEt zines Some
one recommended juniper berries, and
took q tea made from Them for whole
north. ard Il did me 10 good. My
trouble dates back about a year. and
consisted OF constant pain across my
back ard in my side. 50 that when 1
stopped down could scarcely straight-
en- up again; dizziness when everything
around me seemed TO be floating; an
aching pain around the heart; distress
irg weakness OF the urinary organs;
swtsfinE Of my left limb ard ankles,
and great restiessness at night. Doc
tors said It was al from my kidneys.
but they coub6 not cure it. Doan's
kidney Pills were a great friend to me,
and I can honestly recommend them to
others, knowing That they Will do every
thing that Is Claimed for them"
Deans Kidney Pills for sale by al
dealers. Price, 80 cents. Mailed by
Foster ATIJburn Co.. Buffalo, N Y. sole
agents for the United States, Repaem-
Der the name, DoaH'S and take no sub
stttute.
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Lnmhrr cempnnr Chnrlsrsi.

Special Dispatch to the Iu;elliscncer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct. 25.-The
Enslgu-oskamp Company, OF Hunting
ton. w va. has been granted a charter
b. the secretary OF state here, The pur-
pose OF the corporation is TO buy, sell
ana manufacture lumber and other
commercial products and carrying on
general timber and lumber business In
the state OF Georgia; capital subscribed,
5000, with the privilege OF Increasing
the same 10 100000 In all. Tho shares
arc Sl0O each and are held by Ely En-
sign. trustee; ]. W. EnsEn, trustee.and
j. c. Dlckcy. trustee, OF Huntington;
william $. p Oskamp, Of Cincinnati,
o.. and f. i. Canda, trustee, Of New
York City, y. y.
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Huffman have been bound over 70 the
grand Jury on the charge Of numbering
Louis Bali in this city twelve years ago.
b. beheading him with razor The at
rest OF the prisoners was the result OF a
death bed confession by Mrs. Anna JEFF
fries recently, who said Jenries held
Bafi's head while Huffman cut u on
with q razor in Mrs. Vests house. the
blood flowing into tub, and Balls head
and body being laid across the railroad
track to create the impression that Ban
was killed by the cars. Two more men
are TO be arrested for the murder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26
UNCLE SAINTS INDIAN FIGHTERS.

tie one that bess suits the occasion;
Anything 10 ride into power, and place
ard hold the offices, state and national.
Therefore. co!ored men. be careful now
you cast your votes. You Wi! remem-
Der two years ago the siren sang the
free silver dlrge, "i6 TO J." which was
to be the Faracea for al financial! aches
ara sis. and yet all their prophecies
then made have come 70 nauSht.
In copcIuSiop, ard In the WORDS OF
Davy Crockett, BE sure you are right;
then so ahead Respectfully yours,
C. y. MCCULLOUGH.
Camp Hi, w. Va, Oct. q.
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PROSPECTS
Fos the Success Of the Republican
Ticket.
GOOD NEWS FROM OLD TYLER

wHERE EVERYTHING IS MOVING
ALONG IN THE GREATEST HAIR
ltoNY-FALsE HOPES OF DEMO
cRATs-NcREAsED REPUBLI-
CAN MAJORITY ED.
JUDGE FREER SURE OF ELEc-
TON IN THE FOURTH DIS
TRIcT-HAs MADE a WONDER
FUL. cASrPA1GN-EFTEcT OF
SENATOR ELK1Ns' SPEECHES.
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stonai district. was given royal well
come here last night. Mr.. c. u. Lamar,
chairman OF the executive committee,
appointed Hon. U. S G. PitZer chair
man for the evening. who IN a short
speech introduced the speaker. Mr..
Dayton in an eloquent and able speech
OF one hour and half, discussed the Is
sues Of the campaign from . Republic
can standpoint. and substantiated his
argument by the evidence OF facts.
The outlook for Mr.. Dayton in this
county Is very encouraging and II Is the
belief OF the Republican leaders that his
majority will be larger than two years
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26

MARQUETTE, Mlch,. Oct 25.-An at
tempt apparently was mace at llO a.
M, to murder James PeudIll, an en-
thuslastlc anu-snioon man and lnciden-
tails his entire family by bl0wiRg u7
the house with dynamite. The charge
was not heavy enough to wreck the
house. Ppndnl aud family escaped. No
clue TO The caiprlt ~ known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26

NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.-Tlre broke out
shortly after 3 o'clock this afternoon at
pier 20 East River. Brooklyn and did
damage 10 the amount OF about half
million dollars
Among the heaviest losses is that OF
George L. Hammond, owner OF the ma
val stores, which Is placed at 100000
The ship Andorcnha is owned by F. W.
Roberts. OF Liverpool, and valued at
Nann nnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26

MAssGLLoN, o.. Oct, 25.-wllllam G.
Hipp, OF the Massitton Fire Brick Com
pany. has secured options on the plants
ot all the leading hrc brick companies
Of this county. and they viii soon be
purchased and operated By trust. II Is
claimed that eastern capital amounting
to 81, 1000. 900. Is behind the scheme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26

tess and 81 Il Is anything a Republican
speaker likes It IS an audience OF voters
who think Tor themselves. Where men
think. there Is where Repubheanism
invariably predonlInates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26

OLD fashions IN dress may be reviv-
ed. but no old fashioned medicine can
replace Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy. For sale By
DRUGGISTS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26

Ohio river, S.s7, 500: MonouEahela river.
West Virginia. S35O,0OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-26

The hardest fight in this section this
year Is going to be for the district dele
gate. RIne is the Democratic candi-
date from thls county. and Burgess Is
the Republican. Burgess has the best
OF the fight all the way through so FAR
but il may be that he will not get much
Of 4 vote In Wetzel county. That coun-
to- has been Democratic for a long time,
but II Is gradually working around a 1T
tie and each year the Republicans are
making some gains. 1t may be that this
year the gains win be great enough TO
elect the Republican candidate for dis
trict delegate. Both OF these candidates
are making a hard canvass, and the re-
suit Is impossible to predict.
That Captain Dovener Will get
handsome majority from this county
there Is cot the least doubt. he has
made but one or two speeches in the
county so far, but they have had telling
eject, and beside that there IL not
more popular man IN the state In Tyler
countY than the present representative
HIS opponent. Jackson v. Blair, for
some reason has been keeping shy Of
Tyler county During the reunion o: tho
Knights OF Pythtas here couple OF
weeks ago. he was in the cltT for cou-
Die OF days, but he did not attempt TO
sneak. In fact there We're very few
people In the city knew OF his presence
here. He did little work among the
members OF the order IN the way Of
shaking hands and holding little levees
at his room In the hotel. but outside OF
that his visit had no significance at all
He did not circulate among the people
IN the least and to one on the outside Il
looked as though he was attempting to
travel lncnn.
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Result OF DsRrh.bsd cOnfssulon.
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE. o.,
Oct ,25.-Hannah West and Abraham
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Special Dispatch to the Intell!geneer.
MARTINsBuRG. W. Va, oct. 25.-
Hon. A. G. Dayton, Republican nominee
for Congress for the Second congres.