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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
2Iuslano

Sn Sebaf tOpoG ffnb tpegen FINER
9 eite9ungsoffGre1 100 Marinez8e
ANTE unb Sffi3iere Der Sdtpar5en Meerz
5lotte Derbuftet tporben uno 5 bon bic
fen BADEN f9on SelbftmOrb perii6t, Ser
Oberbsfebls4aber DER SlOtte ToG uufgeforbert
iein, feline @ntGafung gu nebmen.
- Gin fe45fu6er Morb tpirb
aus NaRunDres i'm fran30iiden Oepurte>
ment Cure gemelbett. Der in 2iiieur perhof=
tete MDrbet @ailar0, pelder ben @srtfib=
rer 2eblonb, DeIen Mutter, Srau unb Drsi
&inber erI9pB, legte Elm umfafenbes Sc
ftdnbnib ub. Gaiqarb beriibte oas 8erbrez
den, Inn gu rauben, @r geitanb audi meb=
rere bereits por ldngerer 3eit beriibte Mfprb=
t6aten Elm. Die erbitterte Menge tpoQte Den
MfDrber lDn9en.
= Sn Wtiin9en bate Der 99riftteaer
&lage gegen 8cttbd b.
Suttner srboben, neil ite Srleoenspefz
~eintgungen Dor INN .tpegen S@ul=
oenmd9eH, unbe3ablter 9otelre9nnn=
gen II. T.. IN. getparnt bate. 915
Gert9t iprd9 Sruu b. 5uttner fret
neil tie in @abrung bere4tigter SntereRer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Marffbertht.
SnrrerfGnfe.

ge NJ - cart Gbriu9 Wbeot 8ntents I'M sSas, 81. 80
$40 Goft Wbeot 8atents 81. 70-4. 30. SoTt 9B6e1s
8ofers', in Gaden. $350-3.70; Sorb Wbeat Baters
50. 70-s. 90; pReo 9o9". $L4O LEO, in SddeH; gGtn.
t~ertpeiseu, s4.45-4.65. i'm fSaB; RoggeumebL BIO
2. 80im SOB. s. .50--2. 60 in Sdden.
Wi ntermeI eU-Hotber 10. 8. obHe &agertoIten.
95e-$l.0 5; rotber No. 2, $L08.
= SrHbIobrsmei5eu - gto. 3, obne Sa9erfolfen,
92c-$I.o 4; go 2. 98-99c; Ytortberu gto.l sl.08.
mats go. ., i'm Speifer, 31-3l4c; ael5e,
No. 2, 3l-31Mc; merger No. 2, SlK-S2c. gnf bel
ybr{s, pbne 2deerfolten. ro6 @robeu tpurneu ~osrtanft
gp. 8, Sic; aeIber 9lO.3 3, S0A-3lc; merger $40. 2, 32c.
safer - @eiBer yto. 8, I'm Spetdsr, poo; Ro. Q
2ea{c, Quf Der B6rIe, pBue Sa9erfoften, mad 9robet
murbeu ~pertouTt: SO. 3. 26h-26&ci lpeiBer gp. 8, q
-29lbc; go. 2, 26A-27c; merger $40. d. 28h-29e.
Mpoaen yO 2 ftr ben Spet@er. 541Ss; go. 8
54Ac,
Serlte = MtittelmaBise bis quite Malsqualititsn.
1916; 9itttergerIte, 35A-S6:.
@6mereren SLABS gtO. 1, ouf benz @eletIe,
Wsrtb,peInrn, 81. 26h-l27h; StmOtbp. fair bis faucp
@ouutlrn, bon 81. 25-2,75; CUTE biz onssemablte @ountrD
portteeu bon Rlee uon SO. 90 bis 81. 80.
aIete - 3ufubren fporeu leipt uub go9irass gut
Wti billings &eine 8ertduie beri9tet.
Se u-GtarfesS tmotbp. $40. 0O-1o.5o Ole Eonne; 9to.
I. $685. so; No. 2. $7.5O-8; upIonb Rratrte, beItes,
Sc. o-e. CO.; mtttlere Qualttat, Ss.5O-8.OO.
9 r 0 b-&os9eu, beites, IS. = bic SonHs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
inantbertGt t.
Der 6elomarft.

Der 6eIomarft.
Gte ganfauselsiauHseu beIisfeH fa seftsru uuf
SIG, $50. 937.
@ebiet af gssp gprt tuurSen nit IS Gsuts anf'
9eIo %oerfauft.
gtahitebenb bic fir beute ongeasisten @s1ieItnrie auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

IproB erbieft bic Namen 4stio adi 8erofina
Mugufta. Der amtirenbe @eitli9e, Prebiger
Niebli9, CAB in Der Saufe Der 9offnung
Musorud, baB Die iunge Ghriitin, gu iRrem
@tammesgenoffen a~uriidsetebrt, untcr ibnen
bereinit fir bas gbangelium etntretea perpe.
8iele 8eIuher bes boraufsegangenen 9ottess
bienites, namentli9 0amer, iparen in Der
Stride 5uriidgeblis6en, Inn Der i~eltenen
0anblung bei5upp6nen, NaA Der Saufe
purben Die f4tpar3en @briften NIT Pribate
tpn9en in ben Seenpalaft 5uriidge6rd4t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
shon i'm NIterfhum

muBten bic g(erate mObI, OoB bic meifer
Rrauf6eiten unb St0run9en Der Orealle I'M
menl6li@en R6rper auf i6le6te S6fte 5u:
riifsufibreu Iillb. Q8ir ptiielt ). s., 6af
idon Der %berii9mtefte Der alien WtebiStner,
6ippofrates, nd9 MitteIn iu6te, nm bos
Slut i'm RSrper gu retl1i9eu, bic @rnd6rung,
Gerbolu1s uuO ausi6eiOnn9 Der Stofie gu
f1rbert NIB bic Gr9aNe uub @in9eipei6e,
pel6e erI6lafft woren, 6u neuer 8batigfeit
on3ureoel. 6eute babeu mir Elm lol9es uu=
feblbores Mittel III @etoIt Der ct. Bernard
RrGrterpiGeu, bic i'm Qclfe ber 3eit su etnem
re6ten @egeu fir bic leibenoe Mteni9bett sez
worbeu iinb unb f9 Oes5aIb eiuen @eltrui
srobert bGbeG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Der &rieq 10 IL 3 81

Der &rieg tpirb ~.eingtz
ldHtet". lin ben @tepelanbern 70 raf9
oIs nl0gli3 Die Rut9ri9t BON Der 6eDOrte9enz
ben 8riegSertldrung gu iibermitteln, piro be-
%ab1Gpttgt, na4 Dem 8efanntperOen berfelben
1ofort Die 6euerpOIi8ei in Der 9tabtbdae 81
pena4ri9tigen, bic bann ibrerieits foglet9
On ale 6euerpe6ritationen Die 8rroe petter
per1nltteln un0 beptrten nirD, baB. ale
9lOden Our4 breimal 8ebn @4ldge bas Az
semetne 53ei4en geben, baB Der 8rieg aus
9ebrO4en lit. @lei65eitig fperOen aber ou3
Die 9ampfpfeifen Der 5eueripebrboDte bas
SlOdengeldute barmOnif9 begleiten. l1nO
gum ueberfluiIe tpirO auf alien Dffentlt9en
9ebduoen, iOtpie benz SGuggenpfOiten am
Publtc Square bas Stsrnenbanner a~ufge5oz
gen iptrOen. unb bo fqse nod Ginsr. ame=
rita lei Hi5t g%eriitst!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
WuiifboQen meQQegebem.

lin infer MRaQa3in nNnsricuu g4outua' ein5ufi6ren,
bsri6enten mir As Wluifitiidr, poie @o9en, GeidtGe
uno Sntrumental, bon %populdren @omponiiten. Die
Site 11tnfabt sabIreibc neue Slide aup oiels Der olten
~befiebten, iolds tuie nQtttle Sreamer" @alser, sMagic1
@aOotte, pgilaoe gsas", n&emember GRe", r@tD 2aOp
enigbt", rptD gabD's @rdoe", rSiuiuJin91. e@udoO",
rNoieu4, s6or Oh Qooe's Satea uuo 81 unoere. sSsHn
Sic Oieie Muit at ben r~tguldren @reiien t%Gntrn,
ipiroe ss Sbnsn $l6.75 tOiten; mir i6iden' bic qan5e
9artie portOfrei, rnO ubiOlHt tofen rel, iOsrn Sic
ms atpsi 3ebncent=e tide DOE 20 6euts lit 9otitemtpstn
i6idsr, i'm orti Monate fir Ous p@merican @Oman
WtaQa3ine@ ouf 9robe SIT be5dbleu. MOreHe:
American Woman Co.,
@pr 1908, u 10 q 0 t, g.. @.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Qll9emeiner Wdareumarft.

Butter - Bette @reamerG, lie; i. 0uaGitat IS
Ice; 2. 13-l4c; bette uof9emabte, l4-15c; bette
Datrp. l6c; ]. 0uaIttdt, l3-15:; 2. Aualttdt. IL.
sale Gmtns. s-sHc; eiulburser, 1l-I1h;
Sdipet5er, 1l.-1lHc; amsrLtantifer &Gie IN 2;oerpoo
SIS fir II2 gfuno.
8Dbneu Bette. 9Sc-$l.O0; quite $685.; Bet.
.Ntebiums", CSC; 9eriuge Gualitdt, 1896.
4asgcmeibetes Sc II ii { - 8urtepS, p
1915 Das PfunO; 9u5Eer. 8-S5t BAG Bfluo; @nteA.
$50 Oas PinnOi Sania 7-Sc bos 9fuuo.
Ger : San3 frii9s, @erIuite ubgereanst. l0e
bos 9uben6.
RaGbftetf a-so-75 BIB. 9e,ut3k 6h-7,; rs
100 9to. 7M-8;; lOo-1IO @fh,; SH-9t; aepbbntia.;
nro ltneres. 5-5hc.
Sri i9e 6ti9e gIaf gaB, srOBs Oos Blum
11-IlIse; Pite, s.; 9ifereL 4-5:.
Grbbeereu-aus Souiitana, $l.25-I.45 iir IL st.
&iit9eu.
MepfeI-gen 9uots, $2.5o-S.Oo; @inefap. s2.75
1875; @iaoip Spi9s, $3.0O-325; ROmaH SeaItA
$3.00-40O bos Sag.
gauoue - Bette, 81. 15-l.49 bas 8iin,,.
Seigsn - @euoidbene, 15--2Oc bas @fuH,.
OrauQen- Seeoliuos. 81. SOL rs; gtape[s. So
2. IS bic &ifte.
6 itr on n-8eIte Quatitat, s2Ol-2. so bic Rife.
Neue observation-disclosures: $7-75o bas Sag.
&Ite Rartpffeln- Sebrons, 55-53c; 8ur6auf5
6O-62c; &oie, 54-55c; 9eerleB, 55-58; Rtu8s, 52-54c
6as 8uifeL
@abe 8artofi etH SUITE SGtHots, 81 -SOl
oaS Sos.
miebeIn- @raue, $I.50-2.00 has 8uI9.G,
2letbfra ut -75-85e baS Sag.
8Iu DBL = So. 100000 Die RiIte.
G elIerie - 1870: oas 0usenN.
4 opfI al a! - 55-65. Die Riit..
8otbe &nben - geue, 25-3Oc oas 9uBens.
6eIbe Ruben, nene = 25-30c oas 0uBenh.
Surten - 81. 00-1.l5 bos 9usen>.
8 omoten -S2. 50-3.0 90 bic &iIte.
ga btes9e 2jc-$I.O0 Die Rite.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. He'll f. 6dieE 7IK-73::
tIeiue SbntaIstiftten, 80-82%c.
Sdute- Srine ~gsiaI5eue, ieoeS @eptbt, sto.L
Sc; Crime g~einlseue, jebss 9epi4t gto. 2, &c; SaIb $40.
/, lOc; Rolb go. 2. 8%c.
SoGs-3o. l Country, Sc; $40. 2, 2Hc; Safe S4S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

vSalnator"" tnO vSatrif1""-
9Seime Watsbtere, 9ebramt nnta Der
Gonr. Getpp @retp0. Co. ftto bter=
mttt beifenS entpfObten. Sm SIaf6en
atnO S6flern St b6ben. S%eIepbOne
80. $50. 8ottItn9 9eptut. 80. $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Kei1 Rdthfel.

Die Dielen, beina6e tpunber5dren 6siGun~
gen, tpet9e bur6 Sorni's aGpenfrGuter< Slut
beleber beipirtt nurben, als ales Mnbere
feblf3fug, brau6en benz Pu6lttum fem
&dtbIel gu Iein. Sic 1tnb ni9t5 @nberes,
als r1afiirli9e &eiultate Der DirfungstraFt
bieies 9eilmittels, bur9 Wi7eni9aft grfubz
rung unb g6rli9feit erae1gt.
gor iber 6unbert Sabren erfunben, IuGt
Sornt's NlpentrGuter z8lutbeEe6sr beute nod
feines gleiben. @r 1T ie0o9 niAt in Npot6ez
fen gu finben, iDnbern pirb MIR BON ipecieuen
2ofalagenten Dertauft, 9ad6ere Nustunft err
tbetlt Or, Peter 5ohrnep, Ger. 112-114
Splltb Sopne 4penue, @bicugp, so.
Gum S4uBe bes 8dufers unb Sa6ritanten
lit iebe Slai4e bon 50rni's @LpentrduterT
8lutbeleber! nit elmer regiitrirten Numner,
pel6e itA pben an Der 9iilie befinbet, per=
ieben. Man ie6e genuu barauf, buB biefelbe
tpeper %ausruoirt, nOh IOnit peranbert 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
g 6IuB E.
j an0els / d. t.
6etreioeborfe.

@btcagp, ben 10. Qpril.
Sic bbditen. niebrieiten nnb @9IuBpretIe tuaren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

&nabe1 unb 1 MdD6en).
- Gin &ompf NIT N11fen.
On Der neutrality-suspicious. 8renaf 5eigen
1i9 grpbe &ubel @0lfe. Gine bieIer M0lfez
I9aaren ii6erfiel in Der Na9t einen aus brei
SpIbaten be1tebenben Wa9tpoiten am 8rut9.
Die N~hgefdGenen fonnten ii0 nur btr9
fortgeIeBtes S9ieBen NIT Wtii5e Der 8eIien
erpe6ren. ObnO9l f9on finf Nolfe ME-
bergeI9pTen tparen, pur0sn Die bret Solz
baten bod 10 BON Dem &u0eI ,te6rdngt, buB
Der &f f9on 2ei6 en 2eib begann.
Gfnsr Der bsr3peifelt tdmpfenben Mdnner
purbe 3u 8oben gerifen uno er6ielt am
S9entsl einr T9tpere 8iBtpunbe. Sn bieiem
Mugen6lide fam 9iilfe burt9 rufII9e So
iaten bonn jenieitigen rufif6en Yru:bzitfer,
bic 1pfort Elm Ie6baftes @epe6rfeuer auf bic
80lfe %begannen, pDruuf bieIe fi3 enb1i9
in ben na6en @alo 3uriid3ogen. elf @0lfe
blieben tpbt auf Dem PIaBe 3uriid.
= Der ia9fii6s @efanbte in Miinden,
|Srbr. b, Sabrice, Der bon bort abberu=
ten tpuros, neil Ell aus DEM 01plonldtI11e1
9ienf f6eibet, fte6t i'm 70, ~2ebensia9r. SIN
Sabre 1882 trat Srbr. b. Sabrice in Die
Id3ff9e Qrmee Elm, Der er Big 5unr Sabre
1852 actiD angeb0rte. @r pertouf9te iebp9
bic militGri19e 2aufbabn NIT Der Diploma
tifden uno tpurbe 1852 @eianDter BEL benz
Sofe gu Mabrtb, no er bis gum Sabre 1864
blieb. eSn bieiem Sabre tpurbe er ols Sc
fan6ter nu9 8riihel Oeriebt. Its FOLDER
mar er aud6 bel ben SOFTEN i'm 0aag uno in
2unbon begIaubigt, @3ebn Sa6r fpdter, i'm
September 1874, tpurbe Srbr. b. 5a6rice
sum @e5anbten BEL ben Soften in Miin9en,
stutt9urt, aarlsrube nnb 0armftaDt err
nnnnt, Sn Oteisr @te1ung 1T er mebr als
% Sabre perbliebsn. @ein Na9fOlger am
Miin6ener Sof 1T Der SET. 2eg.eRatb Srbr,
b, 5rieisn.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-23
ENCLOSED GROUNDS.

The Athletic Association will likely
take hold Of the matter-They will
ask for n lease Of the grounds, which
are TO be graded.-An end to stealing
Games.
The athletic association of the
University are considering ways and
means for grading and enclosing
the grounds back of the gymnasium.
They at first thought of having only
enough graded to have diamond
but they may do more than that.
The boys have the backing of the
board of regents and will likely be
given lease for number Of years
on the grounds in case they put
their money in their improvement.
That is the way that has been sug-
gested by Mr.. Sturgiss and the sug-
gestion will most likely be accepted.
The association will then get some
assurance that the money they ex-
pend will do them some good and
that no accident can place some one
in a position to deny them the rights
which the expenditure of their good
money has gained for them. The
members of the organization are
very much pleased over the pros
poets before them and are very glad
that they are in a position to deny
the privilege of seeing the various
games TO the great number of sneaks
who have made it a practice to steal
into the games when there has been
no fences to stop them.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-23

WEST YIRGINIt
May Have One Of The New War Yes.
sells Named After Her.

WASHINGTON, March lS.-One of
the three new battleships is to be
named the Maine. and Representative
Dayton is strongly insisting with the
secretary of the navy that one of the
Others shall be named the West Vir-
ginia. Mr.. Dayton called attention
to the fact that General COTS con-
gressionai life had been spent as a
member of the naval committee; that
he had been secretary Of the navy;
that he (Dayton) is the fifth ranking
member of the present committee;
that Chairman Boutelleis to have the
new Maine as his share of the honnrs:
Mr.. Hilton, of California, has the
large navy yard at Mare Island; Mr..
Bull Of Rhode Island, the Newport
navy yard, and Mr.. Foss, the Illinois,
now building; also that West Virginia
cannot well have dry docks, naval
stations, or navy yards, and that she
is justly entitled, by reason of the
patriotism of her people, to have a
battleship named for her. The sec
rotary made no promise, but was fav-
orably impressed, and it is not inn
probable that one of the first class
war vessels to be authorized will bear
the name of West Virginia.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-23
SOME B0QUErs.
Many Nice Thugs said About the Peo-
pie from Here who Helped to Make a
Recent Odd Fellows Celebration at
Fairm0nt Suecpss

Many Nice Thugs said About the PEG.
pie from Here who Helped to Make d
Recent Odd Fellows Celebration Al
Fairm0nt Success
The Expositor in its write-up OF
the Odd Fellows celebration at Fair
mont says the following about the
Morgantown delegation.
The musical program was rendered
by Miss McMurphy, pianost; Mr.. Ell
lenberger, vocal soloist; and Mr..
Keene, violinist. Each was on for
two numbers, and answered encores
ia elch one.
1t was treat of rare sort to the
unsteady inclined, especially 50 being
the performance of Miss McMurphY.
The real artist was readily recognized
in the delicacy Of her touch and her
complete mastery Of technical diff
culties. Talent and culture were
shown in the masterful manner of
her execution, and the delight and
appreciation of the people found ex-
preston in tumultuous and prolonged
applause. Mr.. Ellenberger and Mr.
Keene shared the favors OF heartiness
bestowed, all making program great
ly enjoyed by everybody.
Hon. George G. Sturgiss, Prof
Thomas e. Hodges and Septimus Hall
made addresses, dwelling upon the
beauties of the principles of Odd Eel
lowship and reciting some of its grand
achievements. All of these gentle
men are prominently identified with
the order and were amply qualified to
tell about it. They congratulated
their brothers of Marion lodge on the
great measure Of its material success
and the vast deal of good and benefl-
cence it had rendered.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-23
ANOTHER VIEW.
Part of the Seneca Braves do
not see the Matter in the
Same Light.

As Our Informants OF Yesterday-Her
is Communication Telling Wha
they think of the Sitnation-There il
no Division No Difference of Policl
Apparent aud onI, one ticket Nomi
nated-what the Meeting Really di,
and what they Expect to do on Flee
tion Day-H. o. Cole secretary of thu
Meeting takes his pen in hand.
To the Editor of the NEw DOMINION.
In Yesterdays NEW DOMINION thu
citizens OF Seneca were surprised tC
see the report of the Primary Con
vention in the form of double tick
ct which was represented as two
factions, the one, THE mossbacks, -
the other, The ones who wanted in
to Morgantown.
The writer desires to make cor.
rections to this report and give the
facts as he and the ones to whom he
has talked on the subject. under
stand them.
In the first place, there were nc
indications of any faction shown at
the convention, Before proceeding
to nominate officers. motion car
ried to nominate two men for each
office, thereby placing in nomina-
ton fourteen men. Remarks were
made by several gentlemen, and the
remarks were, that the citizens should
all join together, all work together,
in perfect harmonyfor the good of the
town. All seemed to work together
with perfect satisfaction. Factions
played no part or at least there were
no indications Of snch, and business
was proceeded to and double tick
ct was nominated, regardless of a
division. Two men were nominated
for Mayor, two for recorder and ten
for eouneilmen; after the fourteen
nominations were made. motion car
ried to let the double ticket stand,
as nominated, for election on Mar
10Th, on which day seven out of the
fourteen nominations were to be
elected
Now in regard to the divisss of
the ticket, as stated in the New Do
snNIoN yesterday, in which it was
stated that one faction was, ''In ia.
vor of dollar tax and all the i'm.
proyements that that will bring
then" the other, The Mossbacks,
want twenty-five cent tax, etc.
The writer has talked personally
to part OF these men and they say
that this statement was entirely
wrong and that they didn't even
have any idea of being nominees for
councilmen and much less had they
made any expression in regard to
to the taxes and so far as the divid-
ing up of the ticket is concerned.
this is nothing more nor less than
the product OF some kieker's fertile
imagination, and anyone who knows
all the men can readily see that the
division was an utter failure. because
each, supposed faction, is made up
of men from both SunnysIde and
Beechurst, and if there was such a
thing as, high-tax and low tax fac
ton, it was between the Sunnyside
people and did not show up at the
convention.
By request of several of the citi-
zens of Seneca, these corrections
have been made in order that the
facts of the situation may be known.
II. O. COLE.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-23
Will Edit a Magazine.

The young ladies authorized by
tie Woman's League OF the West
Virginia University to edit the last
number of the Athenaum for this
year, privilege kindly granted by
the editors of the same, after inves
LEGATION and much deliberation have
concluded toedit magazine of theil
own planning, on account of tic
complications arising from publish
ing Womdn's edition of the Athe.
naum under regulations establish.
ed.
Our publication will be regular
magazine size, containing about sew
enty-five pages of reading matter Of
high literary merit There will be
contributions from the pens of many
famous American men and women.
obtained directly by the editors for
this especial publication.
This magazine has as yet not
been christened but this will be done
soon.
WINIrRED SoUTH, Editor in Chief.
ELIZABETH HAGANs, Bus. Mao.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-23
BIG CHUNKS OF TRUTH
Brought Out by the Versatile Young
Missouri Congressman.
BY CHAMP CLARK.

While the Loud bill was under de-
bate in the House Wednesday Con-
gresham Champ Clark made char
acteristic speech upon the country
editor, his potency in the nation and
the need for strengthening his hands
wherever possible.
"The rural editor-God bless him.
is the most persistent Of teachers.
Like charity, as described by st. Paul
in the thirteenth chapter of First
Corinthians, he suffereth long and is
kind, which cannot be said of the
men who got up this bill. He EN-
vieth not in which he does not re-
semble some people of this side of
the House. He 'vaunteth not him
self, in which he is unlike the leaders
on the other side of the House. He
lis not pulled up" in which he does
not resemble good many of us.
'He does not behave himself un-
seemly; seeketh not his own; is not
easily provoked In this latter re-
spect he does not at all resemble my
friend from California (Mr. Loud.
Naughter.)
g He thinketh no evil,n in which
he is vastly superior to great many
of us; 'rejoiceth not In iniquity, in
which he is totally unlike the Repub
licans Qanghter): but rejoiceth in the
truth, which proves that he is cous-
in german TO the Democrats. Gap
plause.)
g He beareth all things, hopeth
all things, endureth all things, and
in that respect he is very much in
the predicament of the minority Of
this House under the Reed rules.
Uaughter.)
she is the packhorse of every COM
munity, the promoter of every lauda-
BILE enterprise, the worst underpaid
laborer in the vineyard. Counting
his space as his capital he gives more
to charity, his means considered, than
any other member of society He is
a power in politics, a pillar of the
church, leader in the crusade for
better morals. He is pre-eminently
the friend of humanity.
"He joyfully chronicles our advent
into this world, briefly notes our
uprisings and our down sittings and
sorrowfully records our exit.
''He is the greatest and most in
genious of manufacturers; for, while
others manufacture perishable stuffs,
he is engaged in manufacturing inn
moral statesmen out of raw-some-
times very raw-materials; an in
dustry which even the Dingley tar
iff cannot protect. He is to our vir-
tues very kind and to our faults
a little blind"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-23
HOme.seekers' Excursions,

On April 9Th and 9th 1898, the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul R'y
will sell round-trip excursion tickets
good 2l days. from Chicago, Mil
wauIee and other points on its line,
to great many points in South and
North Dakota and other western and
southwestern states, at greatly re-
duced rates. Take a trip west and
see what an amount of good land can
be purchased for the least money.
Further information as to rates,
routes, prices of farm lands, ETC., may
be obtained on application to any cou-
pom ticket agent or by addressing the
following named persons: w. e.
Powell, Genl immigration agent, 41O
Old Colony Building, Chicago; II. f.
Hunter, Immigration Agt. for South
Dakota, POI Dearborn st. Chicago, or
George Ii. Heafford, General Passen-
ger Agent, Chicago, Illinois.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1898-03-23
THE TURNER'S SHOW.
An Amusing Minstrel and Vau-
deville Entertainment.

Given in the Opera House for the Bene
flt Of the Turn Verein ConcOrdia- BY
Home Talent--Full OF Amusing Local
Hits-Every one Pleased and Neat
Sum Cleared.
A very amusing minstrel and vau-
deville entertainment was given on
Thursday evening in the opera house
by young men of the town for the
benefit of the Turn Verein Concordia.
The young men did exceedingly we'll in
all the parts. Prof. Keene's orches-
ira entertained the audience between
acts.
Mr.. Earl Smith as interlocutor
played his part with the skill of vet
eran. Messrs. Crawford, Rosenmerkel
and Buseman as bones, and Lam
caster, Lazier and Kuhn as Tam
hos kept the audience in roar.
Many good natured and witty local
hits kept the body In good humor.
The negro characters were exceeding
~ amusing and many OF the jokes
new. The songs by Crawford, Lam
caster, Stein, Kuhn, Lazier and 9TH
ers were loudly applauded.
What called out the greatest ap.
plause was the "Monarchs of Music, :"
Messrs. Davis, Dorsey, McWhorter and
Hawkins, accompanied by Johnnie
Hoffman, the whistling soloist. Mr..
Hoffman's whistllng is phenomenal.
He can make almost any kind of
sound in the whistllng line.
The entertainment closed with a
laughable farce entitled "Off for
Cuba, F" in which the entire company
participated.
On the whole IL was everything
that could be expected and all were
pleased. The house was pretty well
filed and no doubt madefa neat sum
for the society.
Mr.. George Rosenmerkle presided In
the box Office and Joe Sigwart kept
the door.