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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-21

tendance was large and the occasion an
enjoyable one.
Miss J. A. Shepard of Lehi was in
the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Priscilla Jennings and Miss Luz
ellie Jennings will return shortly from
San Francisco.
Mrs Julia B. McKibben, who has
been visiting her brother, Mr. Baldwin,
has returned TO her home in Ohio.
Miss; Bertha Midgley has returned to
Nephi
Mr. William Paterson is the guest of
Mr.. Rolhn Dole. Mr.. Paterson will
leave shortly for Stanford university.
Mrs. A. B. Richardson entertained at
cards Monday evening.
On Friday evening Mrs. Hoge en-
tertained informally.
Mrs. Wilbur Flagg entertained in
formally last Wednesday evening.
George Osmond and family have gone
to- the coast Mr.. Osmond will return
next month, but Mrs Osmond viii re-
main in California during the winter.
Mrs, n. ". CLAYTON and family are at
the Clayton ranch.
Mrs. W. j. wliis and Mrs. F. r.
Snow have Joined the cottagers at
Brighton.
MI and Mrs w Mont Ferry have
come from Park City to reside here.
Orr S. Cash has gone to New York
He intends to study for the stage.
are now at home at 1146 East Sixth
South street.
Mrs R. R.. Anderson has gone to
California.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Neslen left on
Tuesday for the Omaha exposition.
Mrs. Charles Boettcher and daughter
of Denver are in the city
Professor R. ]. Caskey is at Brigh-
ton.
DR.. Paden is making a trip through
the Yellowstone.
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Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Steelman are
at Mountain Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slavery left for the east
on Thur sday.
Miss May McMaster of Omaha is
visiting Mr.. ]. Brenneman.
Mrs. Hardness and Mrs Bradley
leave for the northwest tomorrow.
Miss Mayme McAllister of Logan is
the guest of Miss b. Hyde.
Miss Marguerite Thurman of Provo
is visiting Miss Mabel Harker.
a pretty affair took place at the home
of Governor Wells on Tuesday evening
in honor of Lieutenant Briant S. Wells,
q. S. A, one of the heroes of Santiago,
who WOE his promotion en- San Juan
hill. II was family reunion, and the
lieutenant was presented by his rela-
ed on an oak staff. suitably Inscribed
After the presentation refreshments
we're served.
Miss May Cunningham is the guest
of her brother, at Ford's.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Russell are rusti-
eating at Wasatch.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Farnsworth left
for Indianapolis on Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown are back
from Idaho.
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Miss Thorn returned home during the
week.
40 9
Mrs. Hudson Smith entertained in
formally on Tuesday evening.
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Dr.. Pinkerton returned during the
week from a short trip to Idaho.
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Mr.. AID Mrs. E. w. Duncan left for
Indianapolis yesterday, and will be alb
sent several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Walker have gone
to Colorado to spend several weeks.
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The engagement of Miss Brownie
Shaw. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The original family tree was OF the
apple variety.
Pleasures are the commas used to
punctunte LIES sad story.
Tho deadly, parallel is too much for
the average love-letter.
Newspaper articles climb the ladder
OF popularity by going the rounds,
II is better 10 have loved and wed
than never 10 have loved at all. y
Awoman may pretend to be convlnc-
ed against her will, but she never is. Z.
The knife grinder is happiest when
things are, dull IN his line of business.
The smaller. the caliber the bigger tho
bore. This applies 10 men, not firearms.
1t Is said that several OF the best PEN
men ut the stock yards are unable to
write.
Some men prefer the Joys they are az
ter here to the prospective Joys OF the
hereafter. ~
It Isn't necessary to patronlze the
newspaper want columns in order to
find trouble. 5
& There may be no red letter days In
the printers life, but he can always
count on blue Monday.
Hold-up men are not the entire show.
There are number OF Chicago women
engaged In holding up babes.-ChIcago
Daily News
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

Washington, Pa, Reporter: For years
the Wheeling Daily Intelligencer has
been sending out calendars which have
been Of great convenience to all who
have occasion to use date recorders.
The Reporter Is In receipt of several for
the year 1898, through the kindness of
the Intellsgcncer. Like those OF other
years, It Is model calendar, so ar
ranged that hetwho runs may rcad--or
rather notice the figures very plainly.
In fact 1t is one of the very neatest spec
linens OF the many which have reached
Washington, the work of the excellent
job department of that reliable, newsy,
up-to-date paper, and credit to all
concerned in its makeup.
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Honor nrlong. 70 West vlrsln.a.

To the Editor of the 1ntclllsencer.
SIR:-I see in your. paper OF January
6, that Dr. sehenli, OF Vienna, has made
public that he has made the discovery
of the division of sex in animals. The
discovery of the division Of sex In Do
nestle animals was made by West
Virginian. made the discovery myself.
l made 1t known at the fifth annual
meeting. OF the West Virginia Sheep
Breeders, and Wool Growers Associa-
ton, that met in Martinsburg. octo-
Der 49,. 1897. My paper is published in
the Farm Reporter, December issue.
volume s., NO. Il. Any one that desires
TO see my paper Will find 1t In the Re-
porter. C. T. EAkIN. E
MadestoMn " Va !. -. 4. .
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Tie anxiety OF Engl!si, public men to
form an alliance with the United tSates
in connection with the eastern question
is based upon the claim that The Interests
OF both naSlons are one cs against the
apparent programme OF the continental
powers to gain exclusive control OF the
trade OF the Orient. The position Of
England at present seems 20 be fair and
logical. The territorial prizes ac-
Guired by Russia. Germany and France
are menace TO either China or Japan,
and threaten the Interests OF the rest OF
the @orld. 1t is against these agrees
eions that England stands Tor those IN
terests. especially those OF She United
States AID herself
No territory IS askedby these countries.
but all are concerned In the material de-
veloament Of China and the building UP
OF commercial relations. and they de-
nand that they Shall nottbe d!scrlml-
mated against. RUSSIA EeeElo to hold the
key to the situation and will use China.
over which she exercises 4 jealous and
selfish care. for the qualification OF her
own desires. Russia docsa't care for
any other nation. Notwithstanding the
impression TINT she is backing up Ger
many. ard 1t IS not likely that Ger
many, would receive any great amount
of support from the czar In the event OF
a clash with England. The feeling In the
latter country Is not adverse to a war
with Germany. and the war sentiment
has been anything but weak since the
kaiser's interference In the Transvaal
affair. la s
In the meantime. while things are
shaping, the United States can afford 10
be serene without fear OF becoming In
volved In any warl!ke demonstrations :
that may occur. The in.eres. of this
government Is commercial, and an ALL
ance with England for the protection OF
mutual commercial interests, and In ex-~
tending our trade relations generally
with China. Is being favorably discussed
here. The present movement means the
development OF China, and the United
States. II she is not Disseminated
latter country lsinot avcrse to a war
1t Is to.thls end that England Is stand
Ing out for fair tceatment and Is lool,!ng
TO this side OF the water for moral sup.
port d Il.
Tho eiorn, \, Ind,rrop -, -, 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

Jackson Herald: II you are looking
for first-class West Virginia Repub-
lican weekly for the ensuing year, the
Wheeling Intelligenccr is the article
sought.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

Five lynchlnss in one day was satur-.
days record. This Is doing well from
the standpoint OF the lynchers, but !, Is
another dark epot in the history Of ciyllI-
cation in this country. MS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

tors have differed somewha. as to Its
genuineness. 93i .it,i
The situation after n careful analysis,
seems 10 be somewhat mixed, and there
are evidences that the contest between
the Conservatism" OF Mr.. Faulkner and
.the'"extreme. Popocracy OF siessrs. Me-
Graw. Davis and Mnccorklc Will be
looked forward TO with some interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10
Nan ' sTezrr.

A GENTS HAvE SOLD DoZ. mi.
mfrs. Iron pipe and brass fittings, etc)
Tor natural gas. and they will use hall
gross: sold doz. Alitrailleuse and halt
doz. No l burners to Allegheny Work
House. They will repeat purchase month.
~ until QUILTED complete: six doz. MI
trailleuse and three doz No. i burners 10
18th Ward Public School Zine new build
ing, Ross St, Pittsburgh. and some 10
summer School. will also get the orders
signed for sixty burners 33rd ST. School,
seventy-two for Summer ST. School. and
for Meyners st. School
next week. Business prospects are good.
am am getting into the rush now. II. HUR-
LIT, 400 .4th Ave., Pittsburg, Pa, Dec.
3. 1897. Exclusive general agent for Al.
leghany Co.. Penn = "a n
y Having been instrumental in selling over
1900 Welsbach' Burners In Philadelphia.
&c mas given me an experience. and hay,
ing foreseen the inevitable am satisfied
a good field exists and will continue to
increase, Tor a burner without frail man
Ties; :! enclose remittance for few gross.
lush them along; ! want to get started
now H:sP.EElsTER,@Wo Works. 500 and SIS
Worth ST; Philadelphia: Pa: lTreas. and
General Manager The Franklin Machine
Works., General Offices, No. 80 North 5th
Price. of new Morey a. AIitrallleuse'' sl.so
S915 Mt I1 !, as open burner. without
and 2. 600 each. SAMPLES AND SAM.
Pile DoZENS-HALF' PRICE. You can
commence In any town not occupied on
capital of SL. 80 (half-price for dozen
new "lfitrailleuse" and one each Nos. l
and :? and one open MItraillcuso) and Sc
cure preference for agency to demonstrate
whether you want Exclusive Tor mo.
inopoly OF sale) for the city or town. Terms,
cash'wlth, orders. (No CO! D.. shipments)
The whole U. S. IS. waking up to their sub.
.stnntial, enduring merit. EVERY days
In process. c'Man,els" superscded.) Write
for free catalogue, price list and reports
from agencies. A. G.. MoREY, inventor.
patented and sole manufacturer. La
Grange. Ill. Z ~ 81 jald
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

To-day Governor Bushnell will be in-
augurated for his second term, TO which
he was elected by. the party agalnst
which he has conspircd with the Demo
cratic bosses, who sought by SANDER and
forgery to defeat him. Strange things
have come about, but one OF them Will
not be general rejoicing BY the betray-
ed and outraged Republicans Of Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

Despite the warnings OF those who
have been on the spot. and predict suf-
fcrlng in the Klondike region, thou
sands OF adventurous Americans are
vending their way ,hithGrward. 4 al of
them should be provided with that me-
diclnal safeguard, IiostGtter's Stomach
B!tters, which; warns and nourlshcs the
system, and prevents malaria, rhcuma-
tism, kidney trouble, besides remcdying
liver complaint. dyspepsia and consti.
patlon 81 = 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10
PASSING pLEAsANTRIEs

She-I dctest man who is always
talking shop.
Ee--And dislike 4 woman who al
ways talks shopping.-Chlcaso News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

betrayal OF the party by the traitors In
the legislature. and the conduct. OF
Kurtz, Bushnell and others, IS having
the effect 70 weaken she lines otsthe COM
blne against the party and the unholy
alliance formed by the free silver Dem
ocraey and the Republican ,vlolators OF
party faith. Is hard for the men VINO
have been guilty OF the bases. sort OF
trcachery TO stand out against spubllc
opinion. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

Ee-And dislike 4 woman who al
ways talks shopping.-ChIcaso News.
"fIe doesn't seem to amount to much
in the community"
d mo. He's so unlmportant that no.
body ever sends him a calendar. =
Washington Star.
Hobson-Some people make me tired;
they never accept anything as fact
without wanting to know the why and
wherefore of 1t.
Saphed-Yes: I wonder why. It ISL
Philadelphia Record.
you say there is only one train day
from this station?" said the lady at the
ticket office.
only one. madam" was the reply.
rs the train on time?"'T
NO, Il Is fifty minutes late"
TOO bad: want to get to Pokeville
the worst way"
well, this is the road You want to
take.'-Yonkcrs Statesman.
1T Is sad murmured the Muslng
Theorlzcr, ''to think that every man has
his price" &, 4,
yes" admitted the Intensely Praci-
cable Worker, "and It Is IA sad fact that
half the time he can't get it"-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
Louise coaHed her mother FOR an hour
before she secured permission to accept
Mr.. W!dierly's Christmas gift"
."WeH?"
and he didn't send her anything. =
Chicago Record. Y 4
rs your town booming out there in the
mining district, Slicks?"t
II should say so! It's more wonderful
than magic. pitched my tent In hole
in the ground one evening. and when 7
walked up I was In the cellar OF a union
epot."-Detrolt Free Press. %
a young colored philosopher was en-
ployed In one of our stores at q salaryof
50 80 a week. He told his employer one
morning that he was going TO leave. hav-
ing got better place. S.3 "A.
"a better placer; echoed his employer;
what wages are you to get?
Three dollars week.
But that Is not as much as You get
here" ~
NO" said the boy; "but then It's bet
ter TO do lees and not get so much than to
do more and not get enough.""-Boston
Transcript.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

"fTe doesn't seem to amount to much
in the community"
3 mo. He's so unlmportant that no.
body ever sends him a calendar. =
Washington Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10
SSTocKHoLDERs' siEETINo.

sASNiNi = -iNs'4l ~ AiNa.
The annual meeting oqthe stoekhola,,,
of The German Bank OF Wheeling Tor liz
election OF directors to serve tho cnsuins
year will DO held at the banking ho,,Ss
on Monday, January 70. lssS between ia
&, LOUIS u BAYliN,s
dcN flelfHs. ft staA i'a'.g.a kfift Clshler
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

SLoAN'S Llnlment and Horse Rene.
dlcs, for sale by VIM: Schwcrtfeger, llis
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stete Of ono. c!ty .: roledo. Lucas s.

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that, he
is the senior partner Of the firm OF T. J.,
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
OF Toledo, county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
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The storm OF indlsnaHont rom the Re-
publcana throughout Ohio aGainst the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ttc MAN I'd
wv taxa agency for several. Counties N /.
Ohio. and West Virginia for an attIss
OF Indispensable vallie TO merchants, Pa.
cnted September. 90. Agents mako from
500 TO slpo, 90 per week. For paftleulss,
call from TO 10 y. M Monday, Glob.
Hotel. Eellntrc Ohio. n ~ iaiSs Y i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

GJIrANTEp--FRoAf y aIANUFAc-IT;ii'frs'. I
NV Frs or packers In Wheeling. tti s.I,i
i iins to sell on eommlssIon either 10 IL.
c.. No. 6S5 Grant street. p ttsburgh, III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

A representation OF the picture, DE
Soto's Discovery OF the Mississippi riv-
cr," in the rotunda OF the capitol at
Washington, Is suggested for use on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

Hobson-Some people make me tired;
they never accept anything as a fact
without wanting to know the why and
wherefore of 1t.
Saphed-Yes: 1 wonder why. It is?"-
Philadelphia Record
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

+E,oR REST-i,RicK sDSsELLINcT M.
~ 1871 Chnpllro street. rooms, EltrsssS
bath rootii,s hot and cold WAFER. na,r,
gas. lnQuireiatili0 Chapllno Al real. = ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-10

Merritt, invites suggestions Of scenes
for use OF the stamps. It being the de-
sire Of the postoflce authorities to give
the Trans-Mlssissippi and lnternation-
oil Exposition the handsomest set OF
stamps ever Issued to commemorate an
exposition. Ne 81
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NEW ADVERTISER "a,

I(eiANAR1Es--t0o aARTz siotjNTlIS
" Rollers Males q 20. z Females tx Y, \,
HENRY IIEI.SiBISlG corner "a. Y
ket aud Sixth streets, ~ - ~
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Before Buyinq..,.,,
A NEW POSTAGE STAMP.

cabinets at special prices for ono week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-22
BE SURE TO REGISTER TODAY!
IF YOU FAIL TO DO so YOU CANNOT
VOTE-DO NOT FALL

Register.
This is the last day Of registration for the
coming election November g.
To-day the books open in every polling
place in the city from a. until 10 p. m. and
If your name is not on the books at the closing
hour tonight you cannot vote for the candi-
dates Of your choice next month. IT Will take
only few minutes Of your time 10 make sure
of YOUR right to vote. You don't have to vote II
you register. but no matter how badly you may
want to vote next month you will not have that
privilege unless your name is on the registra-
tion books to-day.
There are many thousands Of Republicans In
the city who have not registered yet. II you
have performed your duty as a citizen. see to 1t
that your Republican friends and acquaintances
who may have been negligent or forgetful are
registered to-day. Urge them to go to their
polling places and get their names on the books
without further delay The election Of Colonel
Roosevelt and Of other Republican candidates
depends on getting out the full Republican vote
in this CITY
Tammany politicians. with tho hep Of some
OF the police are trying 10 intimidate Republi-
cans in several districts and prevent them from
REGISTERING telling them that they will he sub
tccted to police persecution If they register and
vote No Republican should be foolish 10
heed such threats.
Many voters who have registered this fall
have failed TO enroll members OF their polit-
ical party Any citizen has the right TO register
ard vote without declaring his party afiation.
but the records OF party enrolment are kept
separate from the registration records and are
secret until next year.
Many prominent Republicans OF the city have
united in a public appeal to members Of their
party to enroll the time Of registration in
order to make the new Primary Election law
effective. Only Republicans who enroll now will
be able to vote at the primary elections OF their
party next year The Tammany leaders are sat
isned to have only their faithful followers enroll
as Democrats. The Republican leaders want
the primary elections to he representative OF
the party's voice possible, and therefore they
are urging all Republicans to register and
roll
Register to-day and enroll as a Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-22
Register to-day and enroll as a Republican.
FIGHTING IN THE TRANSVAAL.
CHIEF OPEFU WITH A BIG ARMY AND FOUR
CANNON ATTACKS THE BOERS.

CHIEF OPEFU WITH BIG ARMY AND FOUR
CANNON ATTACKS THE BOERs
Pretoria. Oct 21-Serious trouble is brewing
with the Magato tribe. In the Zoutpans Berg dis
trict, south Of the Limpo River.
The natives recently massacred a Lutheran
missionary and his family at the town OF Zout-
pans Berg, and the Transvaal Government sent
an expedition to punish them. The affair has
now assumed serious proportions.
Chief Opefu, with twenty thousand followers
fully armed and four cannon. supplied by white
traders. has attacked the laagcr. Heavy fight
ing is proceeding.
The ultimatum Of the commanding officer OF
the Transvaal troops. General p. J. Joubert, de-
manding an unconditional surrender, has been
ignored by the tribesmen. and he has summoned
three thousand burghers 10 reinforce the five
thousand row in the field. The campaign prom
iscs to be prolonged.
The scene ~ the fighting between the Transvaal
burehers. under General Joubert. and the tribesmen
who follow chief Opefu IS the extreme northern
eection Of Transvaal territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-22
PETIEWING TURKISH TROOPS.

THE FESTIVITIES ~ HONOR OF EMPEROR WILL
IAN AND THE EMPRESS.
Constantinople. oct H-The Emperor and En-
press OF Germany. with the Sultan reviewed boo
Turkish troops to-day from window Of the Yidiz
Kiosk Their German Majestes sa.uted the flag
OF each regiment. Emperor William wore the uni
form Of a German general. with several Turkish
orders Empress Augusta Victoria wore the Chef
akat order. and the Sultan the Order OF the Black
Eagle.
Later in the day the Emperor and Empress
visited the Mosque of 81. Sophia and the museum.
as ,y.u as many bazaars The Prefect OF Police
presented TO them silver vases subscribed for by
the populace. , D..
Sultan Abdul Hamid presided at a grand fare.
well banquet his imperial guests. at which all
The Turkish Ministers and the foreign ENJOYS
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-22
FILIPINOS LETYING DUTIES.

AMERICAN AND BRITISH FIRMS CON-
PEELED TO PAY UNJUST CHARGES.
Manila, oct. 21.-The insurgents are enforcing
an export duty Of So a ton upon hemp from
Southern ports brought to Manila.
They also enforcing per cent tonnage
upon steamers and 90 per cent upon freghts.
The American and British firms are compelled
10 pay these charges, though they protest siren
uously against an arrangement all the more
unjust because goods entering Manila by
railway. from tho north which evade duty and
can undersell the legitimate trade.