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WARNING DEMOCRATS.

Trouble Between Harrison and Alt
geld Factions-DlstIngulshed Mem
beers OF the Party Arriving in Chi
cago.
CHICAGO. III, July 10. = Democrats
Of national Importance began to arrive
in Chicago to-day, and at noon there
was quite a colony of distinguished
members and advisers of the national
COMMITTEES ready to take part in the
meeting of that body tomorrow at the
Sherman House.
George Fred Williams. Of Massachu-
sets, who Is regarded as the eastern
candidate for second place on the tick
ct with Bryan; John W. Tomllnson. of
Alabama; True Norris, of New Hamp-
shire: Judge James P. Tarvin, Of Ken
lucky; crowd OF Mclean men from
Ohio, and several more were on the
ground. Just before noon Ex-Governor
william ]. Stone, of Missouri. who viii
act as chairman of the committee in
the absence OF Senator Jones. of Ar
kansas. and several of his associates
arrived. The KentuckIans, including
Senator j. s. c. Blackburn, Senator
Goebel, recently nominated for govern
or; National Committeeman wOodson,
and Clark Howell, of Georgia, were
expected tonight.
The opinion was generally expressed
By the early arrivals that definite ac-
ton on the issues to be fought for In
next years campaign would be decided
upon at to.morrow's meeting. Much
interest was manifested in the trouble
over tomorrow nights Auditorium
meeting.
The announcement Of Mayor Harri-
son and National Committeeman Ga
han that they would ignore the Audi
forum AFFAIR, created no end of talk,
and Hon. William j. Bryan's decision
in the matter was anxiously awaited.
Mr.. Bryan was expected to arrive to-
night or early tomorrow morning, and
both sides to the controversy professed
certainty as to his decision. It was
reported that Mr.. Bryan had already
accepted an Invitation to address the
Auditorium gathering, and the faction
supporting that meeting declared that
1t would be impossible for him to re-
fuse.
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VIENNA. July 19.-The Neue FreIe
Presse has an article to-day, heartily
welcoming Admiral Dewey to Austria.
Recalling the bold coup de main Mt
Cavite. the Neue Frele Pressc sees in
the admiral the personlfcatIon OF dar-
Ing and GOODNESS. and dwells on his
calmness and amiabIlIty, describing
him as model soldier and gentleman
who will be placed in the cotegory of
Decatur. Nelson and Tegetthofr. Tho
Neue Freie Presse then says: The
great welcome extended to Admiral
Dewey Is Intended not only for the
hero. but above all to the glorious rep
resentativc OF the great American ma
ton, to which Austria Hungary Is
united by so many ties of interest"
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FORT THOMAS. KY, July Seen.
THOMAS N. Anderson. commander OF
the department OF the lakes. was seen
here to-day by representative Of the
Associated Press and asked for a state
ment concerning the Minneapolis Times
report from It's Manila correspondent
IN which the Filipino peace commits
sioner zialeIta was quoted as saying
ipe that General Anderson at a dinner
given In his honor at cayIte, had said
that the Americans had not come to
the philippines for the purpose Of TAX
ing one foot of territory with the view
OF permanent possession. but for the
purpose OF giving the FillpInos their In
dependence. General Anderson very
promptly and decidedly said he had
never used such language.
He stated that when he reached Ma
nila he had no transportation, forage
or fuel, and he applied to Aguinaldo for
these things. This drew him into a
correspondence with AguinsIdo, from
which the general soon saw that Aguin-
aldo's purpose was to put every obsta'
Gle in the way OF furnishing the things
needed by the United States army and
at the same time to lead the United
states through General Anderson into
some sort of recognition Of the Filipino
government.
In that correspondence the general
says he made 1t plain to Aguinaldo that
he was there in purely military capa-
city with no authority whatever to bind
the United states by any act Of recog-
milton; that his intercourse with Aguin-
aldo was purely military, both being
opposed by a common enemy. He also
pointed out that as no nation had rec
ognIzed the Filipino government, or
had even given 1t belligerent rights, 1t
was impossible for him to do anything
OF the kind.
81 want 1t distinctly stated" said the
general, that never at any time made
any such statement as is attributed to
me by ZIalcita."
Another matter wish to set right.
have seen 1t charged that 1 had clash
ed with General Otis. and one story has
1t that was recalled on that account.
There was no clash between me and
General Otis. 1t is true made a sug-
gestIon with regard to attacking the
Fiilplnos because they were lntrench-
ing in our front, and that General Otis
did not act upon 1t. But this made no
clash. General Otis mag have been act
ing under direct orders from Washing
ton. AS to my recall. that was dated In
January and hostllities did not begin
until February, SO 1t could have had no
connection with the active campaign
as suggested"
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TAKES A HIGH PLACE.
Stands Well in the Estimation of
the People.
Attention Is Naturally Excited When
Anything Is Praised by People
Whom We Know.

A thing that stands high In the esti-
nation OF the public. and which Is es-
pecially recommended by Wheeling
people, naturally eXcites our attention
more than II our own people did not
praise the article. Such thing Is go
ing on right here In Wheeling every
day, people are praising Morrow's
Kid-ne-oIds because they cure. There
Is no humbug, no deception, they do
positively cure, and we furnish the eV-
Idence.
we refer you to Mfr. John McCugh,
No. 24l6 Main street. He says Il SUI
fered for long time with disordered
kidneys and was never able to get any
medicine that would cure me. The
pain across the small Of my back would
be "a bad At times that I could hardly
attend to my work. seemed to be
generally run down. feeling more tired
in the morning when l would get up
than when went to bed at night Some
of my friends recommended me to try
Morrows Kld-ne-oidS. and as they
were guaranteed to cure or the money
refunded, by Chas. r. Goetze, secur-
ed some from him and after had taxi
en- them for a few days. as the dlrec-
tlon said, was relieved Of the pain
across my back. and my general health
was restored"
II you have any form Of kidney trou-
Bile or nervous aIIment arising from
this disease. check 1t at once with
Morrow'B Kid-ne-olds. Do not walt
until II ls too late and then blame
yourself for not listening to reason and
facts.
Morrow's Kld-ne-oids are not pills.
but Yellow Tablets. which Is the most
scientific form OF preparing medicine.
They are put up in wooden boxes which
contain enough for about two weeks
treatment and sell for nifty cents ut
Chas. Il. GoetZe's Drug Store.
DESCRIPTIVE booklet mailed upon re-
quest b. John Morrow & Co., Chem
lists, Springfield, Ohio.
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CHAMBERS, RESIGNATION
AS Chief Justice of samoa--Tho Re
port Surprises no one.

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william and Howard Hobnobblng

William and Howard HobnobbIng.
MoLDE, Norway, July 1s.-Emper-
or William of Germany, early this
morning. spent an hour with Mr.. How
ard Gould, on board the lAtter's yacht
Niagara On leaving Molde on board
the imperial yacht Hohenzollern. the
emperor waved his cap In adieu to
Mr.. Gould. and the stars and stripes
were hoIsted at the HohenEollern's
foremost.
Tho Niagara left the harbor shortly
after the departure of the German EN-
peror.
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out seventeen ounces. OF course this
caused a stampede. and benches on the
entire creek were located. sturges
says over 200 Chicagoans are in the
vicinity of Rampant City. Nearly all
are doing well. President Mckinley
will soon receive large nugget from
the new Cape Nome district. Nicholas
]. Trodo, United States land commits
sloner at ST. Michael. who halls from
Canton, Ohio. secured 1t for him.
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BOWLING GREEN. Ky. July 49,
The Warren county faction opposed to
the candidacy of William j. Goebel,
who was nominated for governor at the
recent Democratic convention, have is
sued call for a meeting to be held
here Monday, July "a, to protest
against Goebel and the Louisville con.
vention ticket. The call is signed by
5ss persons, comprising about one
fourth the Democratic vote Of the
county. It declares that the con-
ventlon was perverted from fits true
purpose by the arbitrary unseating of
delegates, by fraud and corrupt bar
gains, and by unjust and unprecedent-
ed acts of Chairman Redwlne," and
says that in the opinion of the Demo-
Gratis of Kentucky there has been no
ticket nominated entitled to their sup
port. An EFFORT will be made to nom
mate a full ticket.
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wonderful ncnch CInI.n Find.

SEATTLE. Wash. July 19.-Haroli
Sturges, well known ChIcagoan. is
here from Rampant City. with story
OF wonderful bench claim find made
there just before he arrived. a young
New York artist named Davis, after
wording for months trying to find
gold In Hunters creek bed. decided to
run tunnel In on Claim No. Il. He
had not gone far until pay strcalS
was found, and in one day he wished
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msnt Of the projected western trip. II
Is now thought improbable that he WIN
get far west this year. He has pos
five engagement to visit Chicago in
October. but It Is said that Mrs. Nc
Kinley'S health. unless there Is great
improvement. would not permit Of her
going on an extended trip.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

..... Arc not made by chance. nor can
...,. they ever IN any material DO made
400. At small expense. competition
1901. for cheapness. and not for excel
...., ience OF workmanship, Ia tho most
..,., frequent and certain cause OF tho
...... rapid decay and entire dCEtruc.
I.... ton OF arts and manufactures
1900. For best (which Ia the chcapost)
800. work. the IntslliEsnoer Job Print.
$500. Ing once Is the place to go,
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HE NEVER SAID It.
General Anderson Denies Filipino
Commissioners Assertion.
NO RECOGNITION OF REBELS.

Aeuinaido Tried to Make Him Conn
init this Government, but hO was
too sharp fOr the Insurgeut Leader.
There was no Clash With General
ois-stories of Irresponsible Cor
respondents.
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Mny-I shouldn't think you'd be feel
Ing so gny after quarrelIng with Jack
last night Mudgc--But Just think OF
mnklng np ngaIn.- BROOKLYN Life.
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THE better Judge you are OF Cham
payne the more likely you will be 10
choose Cooks Imperial Champagne Ex-
ira Dry.
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AFTER taking four bottles Of the
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a RpER o. PUBLIcATloN.

The State Of West virginia, Ohio County
SIS: Eaf'
In the circuit court Of Ohio county W"'
Virginia, July rules, 1893.
Minnie countryman VS.. Herman s, Coun'
tryman-in chhncery.
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esaai Hones.

NOTICE
or the intention of THE WHEELING
d BELMONT BRIDGE COMPANY 10
nav on ard redeem all OF the bonds o.
said company outstanding and unpaid.
Whereas, There are now outstanding
and unpaid 50 bonds made by The Wheel
ing & Belmont Bridge Company for the
principal sum OF $1,000 each. dated the lst
day Of May, A. D. 1898, and payable 70
Ing on the LIST day Of May, A. p. 1913, with
Interest thereon at the rate Of per cent
per nnnuun, but redeemRble by the SAID
bridge company, at Its option, on the Isl
day OF May. A. b. 1885, or at any time there.
after before maturity, which outstanding
bonds are numbered ccnsecutively from
to 60, both Inclusive, and amount OF prin.
clpal sum TO 1900: and the payment OF
which bonds, and interest Is secured by q
first deed OF trust OF the said bridge COM
pany, datednthe LIST day OF May, 4. D
isa3, on the two bridges IN the city Of
Wheeling OF said company across the Two
branches Of the Ohio river, ana otnes proI-
erty Of said company, made by SAID con.
pany to Jtilits Pollock, trustee ana duly
recorded In, The office OF the clerk OF inc
county court Of Ohio county; ana whereas
the said bridge company mas ~ virtue q
the right rnSErved to II In said deed elected
IN nav and redeem on the let day Of
August 1891 at The National Exchange
Rank OF Wheeling CThe Exchange Bank
OF Wheeling where sRld Donub were puya-
BILE having ceased to do businessl all thu
said outstanding md unpaid bonds, nun
bered from . to 60 inclusive. and has y
notified the undersigned trustee, who y
virtue OF the authority vested in him
said deed has selected and designated ~
said 1.-THE National Exchange Bank
wheeling as the place Of payment OF sax
bonds and Interest:
Now, therefore. the undersigned trustee
and Tho Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Con.
pany hereby give notice to all whom Y
NAV conkArri that said bridge company WI
nav and redeem at the said The Eationn
Exchange Bank of Wheeling, in the GU
OF wheeling, West Virginia, on the mt
day Of August, A. D. 1899, all Of said bonol
outstanding and unpaid, numbered tron
10 60, both inclusive, aBBreBaunE q
principal sun $1,000; and that upon saa
Isl day OF August, A. D. 1889, interest upon
said bonds will cease, and the intereH
couponD therto attached or originally AZ
tRched to the same. and severed thert.
from, which shall not then have beeome
due will become null and void, ana tss
said bridge company will no longer D
''a''s JULIUS POLLOCK, Trustee,
THE WHEELING BILL
81. MONT BRIDGE COMPANl.
BY J. N, VANCE, President. 1yl6-Itl6S
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OABToREA.
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SUMMONS

Tho State OF West virginia to the shehh
OF Ohio County, greeting:
We command you that you eumI1IP'a y
Herman s. CountrymRn, II he be found, ~
your baIllwick to appear at the eleLks
ONCE OF the circuit court Of Ohio couhV
ut rules to be held for the said court on
the first Monday in July, 1899, to ansNg
bill in chRncery exhibited as ,,,s
nile Countrymnn, and have Ihsn
and there this writ. Witness, e u.
Henning, clerk OF our said court, ~ W
court house OF said county, In the city o.
Wheeling, the I'D day OF June, 1872 anu " Y,
the thirty-seventh year OF the state o.
West Virginia, C. II. HENNlNG,.
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D. s. for II. C. Richards, S. o. c
The object OF this suit Is to obtain %.
cree for n divorce from tho bonds OF M ,..
rimony from the defendant by tho pla'a
tin. N.,
And 81 appearing from an AFFIDAVIT vs.
IN said cause, at these rules that the ~
fondant. Herman s. Countrymnn' Is ~.
resident OF the state Of West Virginia, ~ n
he not having been served with process ~
said suit, on motion OF the complainant Y
her attorney. this order OF publication q,
entered against him, and II II ordered vi N
the said defendant above named, pc s.S
Is required to appear within one nom y
after tho date OF the first publication y.
this order and do what is nccesbaII!. Y
protectihiS interests. II Is further oIus'.i
that this order be published and pos'ea
required by law, .,A
Witness. c. II. HenninE, clerk OF our ~ ~
court. At the court house Of said eouIhI
this Sth day Of July, 1899. to-Wit' 'HH
Rules, 1899. c,,.,s
Published the first time July Sih' nv
c. II. HENNING. Clerk,
T. NJ. uARV1N, Solicitor for Comp'aina"'
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sHERIFF's RETURN = Herman s
cOuntryman Is no inhRbitant Of my pau.
wick nor found therein, this ID day !"
July, 1889.
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A%ANA va ASAN ANN'
Minnie Countryman, plaintiff, Va. IieHn'Inl
s. CountrymAn, defendant, In the clI''''
court Of Ohio county, West Virginia
Tho nbovc-namcd defendant will ~
notice that the dispositions OF M'n n.i,
Countryman, George Charnock, Aan us,
Charnock, Matte ChRrnock, Lizzie SS.rs
mock, Nellie Chamock and James " ME- IA.
will he taken nj the office OF I. 81 , ~
win. 1915 Chnpline street, In the ~ TX,
Wheeling. In the county OF Ohio, stun S,,,,
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF NGSh,,F
A. y, 1879. between the hours Of syE
n. IN! ana o'clock y. M, to be Iead Hsh,rl
dcnce In tho trial Of the gjsr.
cause on behalf OF the RboVe-namru Eltf
tin. And n. from Rny cause the -.
OF the HnId depositions shall NOT De ~
mencVl, or being commenced, shaM' ~
In completed on the day aforc-hi,i', 40
tnklnf IN the snmc will be adjourncl i, y,
day fo.day, or from time 10 time wv"
same Dian DO completed \, eARvrN.
Aitorney for Minnie Country ma
To'Herman & Countrymnh. >
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''"'' JULIUS POLLOCK, Trustee,
THE WHEELING & BILL BILL!
~. MONT BRIDGE C0MPASl.
BY ]. n. VANCE, President. jylb.tth9!
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c. II. HENNING. CLERK
I. NJ. GARVIN, Solicitor for ComplaihAH'
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A New Years Guide,

There is one book every one should
make an effort to get, for the new
year. 1t contains simple and vaIu-
able hints concerning health, many
amusing anecdotes, and much gen
eral information. Werefer to Hos
letters Almanac, published by the
Hostetter Co., Pittsburg, Pa, 1t
will prove valuable to any house
hold. Sixty employees are kept at
work on this valuable book. The
issue for 1900 will be over eight
millions, printed in the English,
German, French, Welsh, Norwegian
Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and
Spanish languages. 1t contains
proof Of the efficacy of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, the great remedy
prepared by the publishers, and is
worthy Of careful preservation. The
almanac may be obtained free OF
cost, of any druggist or general
dealer in the country.
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TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
Special Session to Be Called to Revise
Taxation system.

Austin, Tex, Dec. SIT was de-
cided today that the Texas legis-
lature shall be convened in special
session next month for the con
sideratiOn of taxation bill that
will completely revolutionize the
taxation system of this state. The
exact date has not been settled but
it will be either January l6 or %,
the former date being most prob
able. For three months now the
last legislature has been preparing
bill which remolds all the taxation
laws of the state and this bill is the
one the special session will be called
on to act upon. The measure will,
from all reports, cause the corpora
tions of the state no little concern.
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The Green Tree.

AS a sign of crush work" and a
quick job" the green tree has
been displayed on the top walls of
the G. W. Fouke building, which
means the brick masons have finished
their part of the work. Now the
building will be turned over to the
wood workmen and the building will
be ready by the first of January,
perhaps for occupancy.
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Talk about your premature work,
and precipitation OF vital matter,
the republican party takes tue
whole bakery. They now propose
to take up the financial measure
before any committees are appoint
ed, discuss a short while and pass
it. 1t is outrageous to do such a
thing. Such vital measure should
first be discussed by the proper
committee, made up of both politi-
cal parties, reported on, and then
discussed before action in House.
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Roberts, the Utah congressman,
who has not been allowed to take
his seat because of his having more
than one wife, made a strong ap.
peal to the American people. He
says that Notwithstanding he is not
subject to arrest for any INSIDE
meanor, he is being kept out of his
seat for an alleged misdemeanor;
that under the law admitting Utah
to statehood, it was not stipulated
that a man should renOunce and
annul plural marriages, but ex-
pressly stated that same should
not be interferred with. He says
also that Mckinley has knowingly
appointed men to high office, who
had more than one wife, although
a protest went up against such aP-
poiutment. Asks can a state be
denied recommendation to legally
elected member dangerous pre-
ccdert to be sure. Complains that
committee to examine into and
make representation, is hostile to
him, and that fairness is not shown.
Although strongly opposed to po-
Iygamy, after reading Roberts card,
we are disposed to leniency in his
case.